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""I W "y i I I S M o Headlight. ' )SBOR KSTA'BLlSilE'I) 1887. G0LDS130K0, N. C, THURSDAY, AP11IL 16, 1896. VOL. IX. NO. JO f THE BEST ISPRING ulEDiGiNE I SiM.v.ONS I .IVUR RrGCI.ATOR. Don't tike Now t i OH !.'. i'i 1 J. II. is the time you .our l.iver. A .--r 1 riirrs en .r-!:iri:i, lYver '!;-..-::;;-:lis::i, ::::J nrmy other : .'. . t' .e i'- : ;:U lii n and ii. ! -:'t t'cvt 1'ie word '. H h m.tauns I.ivlr : v.ni v;t:it. I lie word KHG-;i:i--.'us it from all other An i. -ides this, Si.W.MONS I I. Vi'i is a Ro-i.iai i' of the t i p.-iiyat v, ,;i-k. tiit your : in ''d condition. !I; I.i.OOD t ike Sl.WJuONS t'l.A I c R. It is the best blood c nv-:t -r. 1 rv it r.nd note :. l.o-k f,.r "the 1'iiD Z -"i -' -;e. Ycu wont find it on vdicine, and tin-re is no other dy l';-:; H.V..WONS LIVER u t i-.e Khcf Liver Remedies. ., Philadelphia, Pa. HEW SYSTEM Life insurance. CO.! .nd ! Iu'( j) a SU.T Upper I.ip. ; When e ervthing si-cms gone to rack, ' Don't sit down and feebly grieve; ; Try to lure your good hu-k hack j Do yoiir-best iiiid make believe. ; Although the world has got you down, I Do not w li Iii! pt'i- in your sleeve: j Insure your sou! against its frown i Do your hot and make helieve. i If still food fortune draws not near i Iocs attack and friends deceive; IV yet your own stronghold of cheer Do your best and make helieve. Yes--make helieve that fate w ill mend. Make helieve time will retrieve: Court sweet illusion to the end Do your best and make helieve. - . -B .Mental Influences. For good or for evil men influence each other by simple suggestion put ting in action a train of thought. There is nothing occult about this process, though it sometimes seems like the influence which hypnotists allege that they exercise over their subjects. All men are more or less impressionable, and having received a suggestion, they elaborate it them selves and ultimately make it their own. Iago makes no charge against Desdemona. but he suggests a doubt of lier faithfulness to Othello, and the latter absorbs it and makes it his own. Left to himself, he would have remained levin"; and truthful, but under the influence of suspicion subtly conveyed to him and blinded by jealousy, he distorts every cir cumstance into proof of guilt as he sweeps to revenge, Iago is, after all, only a type, and the story woven into the play of Othello is repeated in varied ways every day of the year and in all communities. It is the story of the power of one mentality to impress itself upon an other. This power is not always abused. It is used for good purpos es as well as for bad ones, and it is AKl IX I I.OIilDA A;AIX :.f ih exi- nee of this pow- s ho it Id be careful th ! " . l;:i;:M- jot-canst ! f t ,r choice -of intimates. The proverbs mind conies here in GEO. W . Uh'NtiY & BEjOi, I which warn one against evil compan-j nnd finds it. ions are baou, apparently, upon tue intlaence of bad examples, but the real danger arises from the influence He Tells IIcw a Fishing Tarty Caused Great Anxiety to Their Friends. With but little warning I had to leave home and wife and two daugh ters and numerous grandchildren and rundown to Florida on business. Here ,1 am again at Clearwater, breathing its balmy air and feasting my vision upon the same beautiful sunsets and dancing waters and tropical scenery that alwa3rs charm me when I come. 1 am happy with three other daughters and two dear little grandchildren and with conge nial friends who greeted my coming and gave me a glad welcome. ' Life is still worth living, if for nothing else but the pleasure of meeting those who are dear to you and re ceiving the cordial salutation of friends. They tell me that if I did not dis cover Clearwater, I uncovered it to the Southern people, who had never heard of such a place, and now I find scores of visitors who are looking in upon the beauties of this place and buying property, and preparing to plant here their Winter homes. I was surprised to see so many of At lanta's good people visiting here the Ilillyers, Ilemphills, Howells, Inmans, Swanns, English, Colonel George "W. Scott, Dr. Palmer and others and even 3Ir. Plant and Col onel "Wrcim and their wives did for a time leave the Tampa Hay hotel and found a happy hiding place in Clearwater. Just think of Captain Evan Howell staying here a week or two without saying a word about Cleveland or tinanee or convention-, or an' other politics during his stay. The calm serenity of this heaven fa vored spot puts politics to the blush I im'.f a mile an and smothers all selfish ambition came we were 1 and ungodly thoughts ;;:. x. c. 'HTTT7?" V- -t-; ; . - r: j" . - t ' tr. i ,''TVTTTTT7FJJ! Evan Howell used to smile at my gushing letters, and declared there was no such place this side of hea ven; but now that he has seen it with his eyes, he can't find adjectives :.'.y iJ y yvur r.r V.- CO' "PCl'V "3 .-.111 ;.:e 3 ;'4 i :.:e. : '.:.3 and do--3 j :j i,-:orx s Ik ox tr..:t your liver d i Ci VARANT i'T'. rl move a sail. Slowly and sadly I came home, and our little household had supper and cheered the linger ing hours with prose and poetry and conversation. Ever and anon I came out and lis tened for a song to float its melodj' over the waters, for thejr. alwaj's come back singing; but there was no sound save the ominous notes of a screech owl and the plaintive song of the whip-poor-will in the grove near b3r. At 9 o'clock we put the little girl ' to bed, but she, too, had become excited, and couldn't sleep. I sat by her and stroked her hair and her hands for an hour, when at last, with a sigh, she dropped asleep. Eleven o'clock came and 12 and 12:30 o'clock, and I reasoned that the boat was on a sand bar aud could not get off till morning. A boat part7 from Duneden was strand ed on a bar last week and had to stay there all night, and their fam ilies and friends were greatly alarm ed and sent out searching parties for them. All is not gold that glit ters even at Clear wart er. At half past 1 o'clock, while I was nodding in my chair, I was suddenly awaken ed by the sound of voices, and my heart bounded with gratitude and joy. The long suspense was over, for I had imagined many distressing things. Twice the little girl had talked in lier sleep, and sighed and said, ';Oh, mercy'."' . My daughter threw herself into a chair and exclaimed, ''Oh, I am so tired and so thankful;" and another daughter said: "Now, don't scold us one bit, but 'listen to our tale of woe:' We started back at ? o'clock, but soon found our boat becalmed away out in the gulf, and we could not move hour. When night v miles from home, The tired and after we got into the North pass search of rest, we lodged on a sand bar and had to wait for the tide to rise and float us on", and the four gentlemen then got into the little boat and pulled at the oars with ail their might for three hours and towed the big boat after them. Oh, it was awful, and some of the girls got awfullv sea sick and XATIOVS DOIXIJS. The ws From Everywhere (lathered and Condensed. Capital criminals in Ohio will af ter July Ut be electrocuted. A dest 'uctive cyclone swept over Abilene. Tex., Monday night. Four squares of Campbellsville, Ky., were swept by fire, Monday. Inars?c riot at Opelousas, La., Tuesday, two negroes were killed. An explosion of giant powder at a quarry near Ogden, Utah, Thursday, killed eight men. Seven men were buried alive by an explosion in the Pope mine at Ba sin, Mont., Tuesday. The public wells at Ilockville, Pa., were poisoned with Paris green, Sunday, by unknown persons. A prairie fire in Kansas overtook William and Alice Johnson, children, on Wednesda', withTatal result. The business portion of Lyons, O., was destroyed by an incendiary fire, Saturday night. Loss, $125,000. While duck shooting, Wednesday, Lee Patterson, of Piqua, O., was killed b' the discharge of his gun. During a political debate at Baton Rouge, La., Monday night, a fight ensued in which two were fatall' shot. Ohio has just enacted an anti lynch law, which makes the county liable to the victim's family for dam ages. Masked robbers murdered for his money Thomas F. Hayes, a store keeper at Puente, Cal., Saturday night. Incendiary attempts were made Sunday night to burn the postoftice and two large business houses at Sa vannah, da. A masked mob took Reddick Ad ams, a negro murderer, from jail at Scale, Ala., Monday night, and lynched him. New York State farmers near Can- and Last Week in Trade Circles. - New York, April 13, ISM. Special Correspondence. There has been during the past week but little change in the gener al condition of business. Retail trade has been quickened by milder weather, and in several departments jobbers' sales have increased; but this improvement has not yet been reflected in any appreciable enlarge ment of business in primary mar kets. Merchandise values have re mained nearly stationarj-, but have lacked strength in most li'ies; and the only noteworthy price recovery has been in the grain markets, which is not an encouraging feature, be cause it has been predicated upon reports of damage to the growing crop. The latter has been consider able in some States; but warm weath er and rains during the last few days have brightened the outlook, and favorable conditions hereafter ma- avert much threatened deteri oration of the plant. Railroad earn ings for March showed a gain of 4.2 per cent, over those of the same month last year, and aggregate bank clearings increased only 2.3 per cent, during the month. But there are indications of a broadening demand which promises to produce better re sults this month, unless weather drawbacks shall prove to be especi ally serious. Business failures have been less frequent, the returns to R. G. Dun & Co., last week having shown a total of 203 in the United States and 33 in Canada, against 2o7 in this country and 27 in Canada du ring the corresponding week last year. Cotton prices have not changed materially ALL OVEIl THE STATE. A Summary of Current Event "for the Fast Seven Days. The State Press Association will meet in Wilmington July 15th. The Gx'eensboro water-works were sold at public auction, Monday. Magnolia and Kcnansville are now connected by a long-distance tele phone. w The State Board of Medical Exam iners will hold its annual session at Winston, May 11th. George Clay, of Cabarrus county, was jailed at Concord, Sunday, on the charge of incest. The Southern Railway Company is trying to get to Southern Pities via the Aberdeen Railway. A heavy rain storm visited Wilkes count', Wedncsdar, washing away a saw mill and a grist mill. Andy Clinton, colored, of Union county, died Friday from the effects of drinking poisoned whiskey. A gold nugget weighing over 22 pounds was found at the Reed mine in Cabarrus count', Thursday. Jane Perry, an aged colored wo man of Raleigh, was fatally turned, Saturday night, by a lamp explosion. There is an epidemic of measles at the Oxford Orphan Asylum. Nine t' cases are reported among the 525 children. A little son of W. F. Bell, at Ron da, Wilkes count', fell into a boil ing wash-pot Monday, and was scald ed to death. B. P. Cox, of Gaston county,, was killed at his saw mill, Thursday, be- POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tnrt.ir Imliiiis powder. Ililu-vt f all in IcawiMtii: strcntlli. I-jtti-t 1'iiitvd State (.i.voriimiMit K-H..1 K.-iort. Kov.li r.:ikini; 1'ow.lrr ., IOC WalUI.X.V FIRE JNSjJRAHGE ! A Safe Line of Companies Represented. Will w rite in city andcoiintry. Also represent a Security Company, writes bonds of county ofli adniinitrators, executors, &c. Broadhurst, that cers J. D. (JOLDSBOKO, X. C. Otliee in Court House. ing struck on the head by a lever in The statistical position j the stock wagon. is strong; but its bullish effect is off-1 The two-year-old daughter of John set by the backward condition of j Hopkins, at Durham, was fatally general trade and the hesitancy of j burned Monday, during the mother's speculative investors, who are hold- temporary absence, ing olf for more definite information J Ex-Governor Thomas M. Holt died with regard to the acreage of the j at llis hoino at 1Iaw ijvt,Pj Saturday eominr cron. Demand from spin- .,....,., t t ..:,, ii, ua are using potatoes for fuel, i ; i k,,i. . . ' . . " - . , ., . . : ' l""l",u'u 1 I t,.tli year ol las age. u.ecM.p ueui- uauioie eu ai iwu have hv0n m,,derate. although nearly SaVe l ( PayilHJ i I SgBills Sddd botanic $ I D.tJ.D. BLOOD BALM J ! of mind i:ion mind. The mere su ' .. . - " ' . .. . ...... v- .... i . , : "ave ueeu muueian-, auuui, i.ea. . Th firsl tl.inmnt nf VnHl. fSrn j lotion of evil may set m action a his eves, he cant had adjectives : them. Oh. it was awful, and some j cents a ousnei. icoual to the receipts at the ports. I ,. ' . ... ..f .i , . . i i. .., . . , -i , ; , ! , . , . , , . , . . , -r , i 1 - - - . i hna strawberries this season to :ii..nwi u.iHiMs u mi ii uuu- iiru i ctiougii io e.pre.-o in ,i. nun a a hi, ; ol me g;ns got awiuwj' sea sicn ami i mring a quarrel ai crystal xukc, 1 Justness in cotton goods has clevel j v. ill need no further impulses from j and, like a loyal husband, has gone i fed the fishes and lost their dinner, ; Conn., Monday, John Hunter shot !0ped no activity. Jobbers have been outside. The generous mind poison-j after his wife to come down and j and we had a new pilot and lost our j and killed Angelo Aborn, his broth-1 buying onlv for urgent wants, and led by the suggestion of a doubt of ; make a choice of a bav-f ront lot. He ! wav; and it was just awful, awful! ' er-in-law, and escaped. ' where an v price changes have been If I live a thousand years, I will yack of work caused Joseph Goth. ' made thev have been in buyers' fav- a sign painter of Bethlehem, Pa.,: or; but values are already on a low becom of the nuvd con-; savs ho uspieions thus en- j thin" I ! ries. I told him about an old lad v prepared to believe any Liv yes, even mv fish sto- uumanity Urination g 'l'dered A simple religious faith may be j who had lived near here for fifty ; shaken in the same way and never , years, and when she wanted fish for again return. On the other hand, j breakfast, walked down the bluff and never ro out so far in the gulf again. FRANK BOYETTE, D. D. S. LOOK 1 LOOK 1 ; however, it is just as easy for the ' good 'and noble to influence the ; thoughts of others. That is, indeed, i the function of the teacher and the ; prio.-t. These guides to right living ; can do little more than suggest wholesome thoughts to be elabora ted in the minds of their pupils. If this be true, it is obvious that we hhould be careful of the mental in 1 fluences to which we ma' expose ! ourselves. We should seek the pure land innocent-minded, the noble and , good, that our minds may be inilu ' encod in the right direction and we ; should avoid association with the cv ; il-tninded, the cynical and the im : pun and especially those who in vest themselves with a sneaking com ' mission to gather and distribute ; scandal that we may escape infec tion with what may prove to be men- tal poison. waded out a few yards into the crys tal water and held out her apron and let the fish jump in it. Evan smiled, but said nothing. Next morning I Well, of course, I did not scold . with a large family, to kill himself, them; but I will bet 2 they go again : Sunday night, by shooting, next week if they are invited. Al-1 During a dispute about a settle ready this morning they are boast- j ment; . Davids, of Fox Lake, ing of what a good time they had at; -Wis., was shot and k:"ed Wednes the grouper banks, and how they . dav. bv Julius Zilke. a .arm hand. caught thirty-seven, and one that Miss English caught was three feet plane relative to productive cost, and manufacturers are very reluct ant to make further concessions. Retail trade has improved under the influence of more seasonable weath er, and this change for the better is my old friend Turner, who pub- j jon,r anj W( dies a paper at Statesboro. Ga. I 1 w There is such a charm about these While walking in his sleep, Mon- t-M"-l-l,-u lu t .: i t.,...i at T--.K t ment from first hands. uay nigiit, ju.sejia .u. Juiiy, ueu t introduced him to Captain Howell as.! Wiltl.rSi that they cannot keep away a man who was born and raised here, j froin tiiem nu j am 0inr home to and captain, thinking to put off a ; im. better and bigger half to-mor- 1. 4i.:,.. , 1 11 till! 1 ; ... .f .ltktn... M f,vm t5. joke on me, told Mr. Turner what I said about an old woman catching fish here in her apron before the war. Mr. Turner looked at him solemnly and seriously and -said : ''He told you the truth, sir; that woman was tjK, jan(-j my mother." I When a man first comes here and sees extraordinary things, he is al most afraid to tell of them when he goes back home, and he begins to look around for a credible witness. Colonel Scott, the quiet old gentle- AM CO TO James D. Daniel i ' - tnutf "Pi J. toliliiSj lu jiViOj Ease Ball j and Bats. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. ' man who founded the Agnes Scott j Humanity presents different as-1 Institute, has bought a beautiful ! tri on,i ,vluie there was taken sick pects, according to the eyes witn bay-front, with an orange grove at- ; wjtia fevor. A week later her sister, For our own i tached, and asked me to walk down Miss j;,.tn0 Carson, went to Mr. James' to see her. Not long after window killed. Near Moundsville, W. Va., Mon day night, Jackson Martin, wife and two children were burned to death in their home, which it is supposed, was fired by tramps. By the capsizing of a fishing boat near Virginia Reach, Friday, Capt. John Faunce and his son Percy, of Washington, D. C, with their crew 1 r - , .- 1 1 . .1 .. .1 The Greenville Reflector learns of i 01 coiuieu men, uiow.ieu. two strange deaths that recently oc; j White caps at Rrownsville. Ky., ter wheat by showing an average curred in Rethel township, Pitt coun- j Tuesday night, flogged Mrs. Nancy condition of 77.1, against 81.4 a year ty. About three weeks ago Miss ; Blair and Mrs. Alice Duggers, and j ag. The deterioration of the plant tore down their house for harboring has been due to the effects of drought Farmer Hogan, who had left his last Fall, insufficient snow covering row and work in my garden, and in hers, too, of course, for '"the Winter is over and gone. The time for the singing of birds has come, and the voice of the turtle dove is heard in Rjr.i. Arp. Peculiar Deaths at Two Sister? Wheat for April delivery has risen on i account of light offerings; but the j general market for wheat East and est has gone up Z to cents per bushel on account of uneasiness about crop conditions. Speculation has been stimulated by unfavorable State crop reports, notably those of Ohio and Indiana, which have been lower than they were a year ago. The Government figures given out for publication to-day confirm the general impression of injury to Win- Chrissie Carson went to visit her niece, Mrs. M. A. James, near Cone- which we look upon it. For our own j tached, and asked me to walk down satisfaction and peace of mind, if for j and see him measure a grape fruit no other reason, we should cultivate tree. He did it very carefully, and that view of it which teaches us found it was fifty-two inches around more of the virtues than the vices of men and women, more of their noble ness and generosity than of their de basement and self-seeking. And we can do this only when we surround ourselves with friends and intimates whose mental influence upon us is sound and wholesome. f w. at lit, llovs at (puently si I.:; f'-'Prcy's Vermifuge I four feet from the ground. He said he had measured it before, but want ed a witness. So, for fear he may be suspected of exaggeration, Iliad just as well give the certificate. That tree is seventeen inches in diameter, four feet up from its base. The groves arounu here nave pretty mucn ; j reaching there she was sitting in a chair talking with the family, when she was suddenly seized with some trouble and died in a few minutes. Miss Chrissie Carson's sickness con tinued and on last Saturday another sister, Mrs. Theophilus Rarnhill, went to Mr. James' to see her. Mrs. Rarnhill sat up with the family un- 1 time and retired. Next recovered from the freeze and are m0rnin she wasi found dead in bed. now covered with blooms. Some i showed no signs of sickness the groves suffered but little, and never j n;i,t before. lost a crop. Mr. Bailey s grove, near Clearwater, gave him an average crop, and so did Mr. Markley's. Out home market has not been without a supply of fine, first-class fruit, as far , ; ,1 rli'.Uretl fer.Aiyi ars I i;; .,. t u!.vit the ills :u;i tie I A Cat Adopts a Rabbit. The Burlington News says that a few days ago, Master Ernest Boon, son of Mr. W. J. Boon, caught a rabbit, and brought it liiUie ay. AND IS SI' i TA1UF. I'OU Turn:, HAIiJY :u:.I TOIi.UTO pon the streets boys from the age of six or seven years up. They are con stantly lounging about the streets, hanging about street corners and stores, smoking cigarettes and in dulging m lout moutliecl epithets ana , suporior to the California oranges as small youn indecent talK. veito not say t'1111 1 an appie is to a persimmon. If I had ; home, and concluded rather than let Goldsboro is any worse than other; T wonhl invest in .1 crove or ' it die as thev al iravs do when kept , for it is not, but we 00 say S txvo on speculation, for here is the j up, he would give it to a mother cat too much Ot that ' f,,t.. i:,,.-, .m,l Vlori.hi. nraives and : -1. l-.-i,l -i nod nf kittens ahout lul" I crrape fruit will command high prices ; the size of the rabbit. The little for some years to come. j rabbit was dropped into the box Yesterday morning our young peo-; where Ernest thought sudden death pie made up a grouper party and ! awaited it, but instead of killing it, the cat adopted it as a kitten, and the rabbit nurses with the kittens, being perfectly at home. Sunday morning it was gone, and it was thought the cat had eaten it but it and wrote and ruminated and played . had only got out of the box and when plac there is entirely sort of thing in our midst. The ; rents, in many cases are responsible, j They do not try to keep their boys at j i home at night, but allow them to do ! Tab A. Mi AY . CRY AN, Goldshoro, X. C. wnat tnev piease aim go wueie me i Hed out to the coral reefs in the please. We do not say that all ofj blue gulf. I was respectfully them allow their sons to do so, for a i invitod to stliy at il0me anc l00.: af. gri-at many do not, yet there are j tor tll(, nttle girl, and they prora munbers of parents who do. It is j ;se(1 to be ba,.k bv 4 0-clock. I read an important thing to think about Many a boy's whole future life -S with the child and helped her make ' put back it hurried to nurse with the been decided by even an idle word or j s;UK unlU tjJ0 guu wag neariiig kittens, and the cat licks it with the pie act on the pat t 01 '"n j the horizon, but still there was no , kittens, with the same satisfaction sail in sight. Every few minutes I ! as if it were a kitten. scanned the distant waters and the two passes between the islands. The twilights are brief down here, family. After serving 10 years in an Iowa penitentiary for murder, Win. Slow ey was pardoned Saturday, a negro prisoner on his deathbed having con fessed that he and Mrs. Slowey com mitted the crime. Three Italians were found asphy xiated in a boarding house at Pitts burg, Pa., Sunday morning. They had just arrived from Naples on Sa turday, and evidently blew out the gas before retiring. At Millicana, Tex., Friday, John Brooks shot and killed his daughter Mollie, and also shot her lover, A. C. Worrells, just as they were about to board a train to elope, after which Brooks blew himself to atoms with dynamite. In a collision with a runaway horse, Mrs. Edwin F. Morse, a Phil adelphia bicyclist, was instantly killed, Tuesday. The shaft of the wagon struck her squarely in the breast, and entered her body fully six inches. Crazed by business reverses, S. B. Minshall, an attorney of Pentwater, Mich., on Thursday night, shot and killed William B. O. Sands, after which he went to his home and mur- V. !;. A1.I.11N. W. '!'. l'OlJTOIl. ALLEN & DORTCH, . . . . .; !:- at law, (iiJUSKUOHO, N. Vi!i !! .;rii.-e whi'ivver 1 liei r services act on the part of thoughtless person. Be careful. We would like to ask if something can not be done to remedy this evil of allowing bovs to run the streets at night? " r It will he an agreeable surprise to per sons subject to attacks ef bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be had bv taking 'hanile"rlaiu"s Colic", Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy. In many in stances the attack may lie prevented by ! takimr this remedy as soon as the first 1 -symptoms of th'1 lisease. appear. 'J." and ' all cent buttles for sale by M. K. lb.bin json & lire., and J. II. Hill fc Son, druggists. Thi- An Affidavit. is to certify that on May 11th, I walked t Melick'sdrug store on a pair and when the dark had spread its j of crutches ami bought a bottle of lmielv enrt-im Tbeirmtn V,f t roll-: Chain Deliain S I ill tl 1:U 111 mr 111 liaiimia- bled anxiety and impatience. Then walked down and freezing and thawing conditions during the Winter. The first view of this report will doubtless be col ored by the recollection that the yield of Winter wheat was a relative ly small one last year. But it does not necessarily follow that a lower April average this season should lead to a smaller yield. The fact should be borne in mind that wheat conditions last year grew steadily worse from May 1st until harvest; and the Government aver age, which has been S2.1) in May was reduced to Cj.S in Julv. With favor able weather hereafter, it is not im probable that the wheat crop will turn out to be larger than that indi cated by the crop returns for the last month. There has been no im provement in the export trade in wheat; but there has been a good demand from interior millers at mar ket centres, and in the absence of adequate offerings of Winter grain the Winter wheat mills have absorb ed liberal supplies of Spring wheat. Corn prices have advanced i to 1 cent per bushel, mainly from sympa thy with the bullish speculation in the wheat markets. Interior re- Northern markets was made from Burgaw Friday by I. B. Scott. Near Thomasville, Sunday even ing, Alfred II. Wei born was fatally shot by Lee Westmoreland for being too familiar with the latter's wife. The State Democratic Executive Committee met at Raleigh, Thurs day night, and decided to hold the State convention thereon June 2oth. The county commissioners of For syth county have awarded the con tract for the new court house to a Cincinnati concern for $30,000, pay able in county bonds. The Supreme Court has decided that the directors of the defunct Bank of New Hanover (at Wilming ton) are liable for the fraudulent statements made by its officers. While I. N. Clegg and his sister Maria were going in a buggy to a pic-nic in Moore county, Saturday, the horse ran away and threw them out, injuring both very painfully. A forest fire in Cumberland coun ty, Monday, swept over a territory of five miles, destroying over two million feet of timber on an area of 10,000 acres. Ross, over $100,000. Dock McAdams, of Caswell coun ty, was held up by a highway man, Saturday night, and after a tussle he knocked down the robber and drove off with the latter's satchel, contain ing $100. A train on the ''Short Cut" struck an ox and cart in which was a white man named Yv iley btnekland. at a crossing near Four Oaks, Saturday, killing the man and beast, and wreck ing the cart. Miss Mary J. Spivey, of Moore county, who had been visiting the family of Frank Proctor, near Dur ham, stepped out of the house Tues day a week ago and has not been heard of since. William Payne, of Burlington, who was stealing a ride on the blind baggage of a Southern railroad train, Tuesday night, sprang off just be fore reaching Greensboro, sustaining fatal internal injuries. S. W. Walters, of Orange county, while returning home from Durham, Thursday evening, was held up by two negro highway men, whom, af ter shooting him in the left wrist, robbed him of all his possessions. 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Knturp fflBV- BREAKFAST-SUPPER. GRATEFUL-COMrORTING. GOOOA EOILING WATER OR MILK. 'Bl-hr1rr' rncll!l IMan.on.1 Rrut b?en moderate. Foreign purchases dcred bis wife and three children in of the latter cereal have not been on like manner, and ended his own life a lare scale in anj' of the markets. ....... , !....,,. .tlcm wltw.li l.n.l nrimtl.xl hip and walked Ms? veranda wilhiup; Aftor lisiiii; three bottles I am coni- I i p'.etelv cured. I can clieeiftillv recom- ! ' t" ! l .II It-, . . 1 V- t to the dock, and was; u-'"-WRSil- ' I'm. comforted with the information that Sworn and subscribed to before me on our boat could not possibly et Aujrust 10, ISO I. Walter Shiniuan. J. P. V 1 ....-.!! ....... I 1.. ftl.. 1.,- 1 V until the tide rose and brought them, i j.,,,,,', & Bi.M j. JL mH & gon; for there was not a breath of air to drugscUts. by cutting bis throat. A second attempt was made Sat urday to poison F. L. Holland's fam ily at Elmwood, Va.. and Lavinia Jones, aged 12, has been arrested, charged with the crime. At first she drugged the coffee with arsenic from the effects of which one person died and four others were made ill. At Leavenworth, Kan., Thursday, Charles Lamborn, bis sister Annie, and Thomas Davenport, her lover, were arrested for the murder of the father of the Lamborns, all of whom confessed. The object of the mur derers was to secure the old man's property. After killing him with an ax, they burned his will. Values of hog products show no im portant change. Exports have con tinued moderate; but there has been some increase in shipments. During the Winter of ls.:?, F. M. Mar tin, of Long Ileach. West Va.. contract ed a severe cold which left him with a cough. In speaking of how lie cured it lie says: 'T used several kintls of cough syrup but found no relief until I bought a I Kittle of Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy, which relieved me almost instantly, and in a short time brought about a com plete cure." When troubled with a cough or coll use this remedy and you will not find it necessary to "try several kinds lx'fore you get relief. It has leen in the market for over twenty vcars and constantly grown in favor and popular ity. For sale at ' and "0 cent per bottlt; by 51. E. ltobinson & Uro., and J. II. liill & .Son, druggists. Saturday night and his aged mother- in-law was consumed in the lames. He lost everything and other mem bers of the family came near being burned up. An explosion of chemicals with which W. L. Moore, a Raleigh pho tographer, was experimenting at Shelby on Saturday, wrecked his rooms, nearly tore off his left band and injured Kemper Kendall, who was having photographs taken. White caps visited the home of Martha Lowr, a sixteen-year-old white girl in Mount Airy, Sunday night, and after beating her unmer cifully covered her with tar. They also abused the girl's grandmother, with whom she lived. It is said that the leader of the gang was whipped by "caps" two years ago. 6 EfWIYRQYAL PILLS id limy tenninr. r r iiJ.e. lonsai k B v Orlglncl n! On!y tiennlnr. fcV l-rl.t .r rnrs...r. f... ,l.-k l,.-SA oj?c ' " h-1 A ' M B,rV'c v ieYv'naother. ,,,.,.....,....,,.!,(. ft Teller f..r I .." "'";.! rT?nrr jy Mail. I yl i--Miuon:N. me ; A hl. e-ter UiiuKalt oilli nitf fckttij aU LutM l rui..i.. miir.av,I- FRfF TO All . r A ZS -Sy . Our Kew Illnrtrated r' liiZffjJ' atalsiie of Plants, f Jl KOft.S, lll'!.is, INKS, rl r,Ijr t-HKiBS. Ornamental q fl-r ..-...-7,. " ' " . ' ' j 'i-i t 5--rs. tip.AiE Vines. rKF.ir, fi rtc, will le mailed fj Fi EKtoallapplicanW. fj litlpn jes. Most com-fj rU. te 1-lant C'ataloenc f 1 ij pubtishe'l. 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The Goldsboro Headlight (Goldsboro, N.C.)
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April 16, 1896, edition 1
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