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-Am The Suicide. NEW fUU. WEIGHT The Republicans are hungry for the offices. If they can't speak for them, they will make signs. A deaf and dumb man called on Gen.

Harrison the other but he made it very clear to the Presidentelect that he wanted an office. (1 (M. Summerfield Having bought hum the assignee entire stock of M. Sumnicrneld we shall continue the business at the old stand. In order to make room for new arrivals of goods, we shall sell off tliP remainder of tlie goods AT LESS THAN COST The stoek must be sold in the next o0 days everything must go rith out reserve.

We came here all the way from Philadelphia to offer vou inducements that are worth your consideration. CFDon't miss your chance to buy vour Winter supplies. L. SOLOMON CO EM -OF- Old Stand.) P. C.

HUMPHREY Secrktart. DO IT 01 This is reserved for -A. Xj IE3 IE3I I DEALER, IN" HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES Confectioneries a Specialty. Slue gadligftt PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY A. Eoscower, Editor and Proprietor.

GOLDSBOKO, N. C. Wednesday, January 30, 1889. THE NEW SOUTH. If the attention given to a subject is an evidence of its importance, then there is no greater question before the public to-day than the development of the 'New South." The opinion is universal that the Southern States are entering upon an era of great prosperity.

The evil effects' of the war have now been eradicated, and, with a "new generation" and enlarged means and opportunities for progress everywhere at hand, it is believed that these States will show marvelous growth during the next quarter of a century. The evidence that this thrill of life has begun can Je seen in the following statistics; hastily gathered: Crop values have increased from 62,976,31 1 in 1 880 to upward of $72,000,000 in 1885. The increase of taxable wealth for the same period was 1,300,000. The annual product of pig-iron shows an increase of over 500,000 tons, while the manufacture of cotton goods has doubled since 1880. These items show that in the industries to which they refer there has been constant improvement for ten years past.

This, it is only the small prophecy of what is yet to come. New industries are being planted at available points, old methods are being supplanted by newer and better ones, while the wealth that is increasing adds vastly to the progress of every enterprise. All processes are at first slow, but when once the beginnings are made subsequent advancement is more rapid. It may thus be- in ferred that the most difficult part of the work has already been ac complished, and that those who now invest funds in Southern in dustries will reach an immediate and renumerative reward. This marvelous awakening of the industrial and commercial spirit in the South is not alone due to Northern enterprise or example, but as well to the indomitable pluck of her people, who, by their own labor, have redeemed their land from the dread havoc of war.

Some of the Republican organs have stated that of the United States Senators elected recently, not one is conspicuously wealthy. How much money do they expect a man to have before he becomes conspicuously wealthy? Do they expect him to get possession of that half of this country which Jay Gould thus far has failed to obtain titles to? Two of the recently elected Republican members are millionaires. Are not they conspicuously wealthy? That all-devouring octopus, the Pullman Palace Car Company, has taken into its capacious maw the Union Palace Car Company, which includes the Mann Boudoir and Woodruff companies. The price paid was 2,850,000. Thus mon-oply marches right along in this country without let or hindrance.

If Mr. Manamaker is to be appointed to a Cabinet position because he raised a 600,000 campaign fund, the precedent will be a bad one. Such a formal recognition of the influence of money in politics could not be otherwise than hurtful to public morals. It is estimated that the cotton crop of 1888 will reach 7,500,000 bales, the largest on record. A big cotton crop means flush times in the South.

il if- It. II i if -if It 1 II- I -1 1 ii i H. i. i i i Ii I i (WRITTEN FOR THE nEADLTGFfT.) lie sleeps the sleep of death (That endless sleep) lit A A. Viil illVf Aweary of its care.

He cooly, calmy planned I a fl a A fWm 1 1 fo That fearful leap From mortal sphere, Away he knew not where. Say not that 'tis a crime To 6eek for rest, To long for death When life cannot be bourne Why should a man remain To be oppressed Who cares to live, If he must live to mourn Think you that any man, Without a cause, Would hate his life, And calmly seek his end Do not Then speak no ill Of him that was Coul he return, He might his course defend. Amelia. Goldsbor, N. C.

Chatham Record An escaped convict, named John Hopkins, was arrested in this county by Mr. Spence Taylor and carried to the penitentiary, on last Tuesday. More strength and power lies in a single dose of B. B. B.

(Botanic Blood Balm) than in a hundred doses of sarsaparilla extract, and other so called blood remedies. Bead of its miraculous cures in other parts of our paper. Statesville Landmark As to silk growing North Carolina is in the lead of all other Sout! ern States. In six months the factory at Wadesboro has been enlarged three times, and its capacity will be doubled during the next sixty days. HOME.

Our hous-3 is on fire I Our hoir.e is burning up What cry so piercing to the soul Fire, indeed, terrible when it destroys inanimate things we love, but how much more terrible when it destroys tha liviK(tissues of the llc-sh Fire in the blood, how cruel in its effect Covering the fair skin with spots and blenv.shs. Twinging the limbs and joints with aches r.i; pams, creating ulcers and running- sores the very roots of the hair and causing it to f.ili away. Cramping the functions 'of ttjt-liver and kidneys with internal swellings and sores Disfiguting form and feature. Thank Heaven, ir -the midst of such fear QUICK CUR Eful contemplation cure, safe, sma and QUICK in its effect, comes to mind. It Li Blood Halm, made in the beautiful city of Atlanta Ga.

An illustrated "Book of Wonders'' sent froe bj the liiood Halm Atlanta, is "filled -with most convincing pro; of its remarkable merit. fc-Robert Ward. ixey, writes: "For twelve or fourteen years I have been a great sufferer from a terrible form of blood poison. head, face and slioulders became atr.iost a mass of corrup-tion, and finally the disease eating away my skull bones. I became so horribly repulsive that for three year J.

r.bsolutt iy to let people see me. I used of most noted blood remedifs and applied to physicians near mo, Lut my condition con-BAD tinued to grow worse, and all said that I must surely die. My i. the" seat of excruciating aches and nights were passed in misery; I was reduced in and strength; my kidneys were terribly and life became a burden to me. I chanced to see an advertisement of Botanic Blood Balm, (B.

B. and when or ten bottles had been used I was pronounced jund and well 1 1 un-dreds of scars can now be seen on me, looking lik a man who had been burned and then restored. case was well known in the county." Lew Johnson, Belmont writes "My ears and scalp were covered with sores and all my hair came out. 1 lest my appetite and became a mere skeleton. I am r.ov taking B.

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FOR- -HARD WAKE CUTTLERY JUST RECEIVED A fine line of Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns, Pistols, Shot, Powder, Caps Shells, Primers, Wads, Game Implement Pocket Table Cuttlery, Scissors, Raizors, Hones, Heating Stoves, Holloman Tinware, Wodden-ware, House-furnishing goods generally, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Putty Glass, White Lead, Colors, Carriage-Gloss-Colors, Mixed Paints. Ready Mixed Paints. We have the best mixed paint on the market and a lull guarantee accompanies every sale, Alabastine the best preparation for renovating walls, CALL AND SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL fee goor (Coofc tocci A new invention to this section, and a great improvement over the solid door. We will sell goods as low as is consistent with the timesand by square dealing to merit a share of public patronage. Respectfully, HUGGIHS STILL FED BEEF DAILY" AT COHN SON.

We have made arrangements with parties to furnish us this Spring with FAT CATTLE, Therefore we can furnish the public fat beef daily. Respectfully, CITY MARKET- ARGO FLEMING, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, RALEIGH, X. C. 217 Fayetteville Street. Practice in the Supreme Court of North Carolina and the Federal Court, and the Civil Courts of Wake, Johnston, Harnett and Wayne.

Goldsboro Boot Store! SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS! Paper Paper Paper SLATES SLATES SLATES PENCILS PENCILS' PENCILS INK, WALL PAPEIi, -and all School Novelties at The Goldsboro Book Store I Under Opera Houge. hL H. SMITH, President. XORTIl CAROLINA. I Tlie olTIie Week Told in Itocky 3Iount Phoenix The stockholders of the Rocky Mount Fair Company have elected Mr.

Jesse Brake as Secretary for the coming year. Louisburg Times A little colored child, about two years old, was burned to death here on Monday. The mother, Penny King, had left it alone. New Berne Journal Three gentlemen from Acomac county, Virginia, arrived on the steamer Manteo yesterday morning prospecting for timber lands. Mt.

Olive Telegram: Daniel Kornegay, who lives near Goshen church had a bale of cotton stolen from his yard last week. No clew to the thief. Elizabeth City News: There is a perfect jamb of lumber at the depot and vessels waiting to be unloaded. Yet the railroad company are- removing large quantities every day. Reidsville Times The cotton fac-ttry is coming, for the men have one on to bring Mr.

Gambrill and his machinery also. G. will become a citizen of our town, he and his family, as soon as he can dispose of his property at Wilmington, Del. Weldon News A negro man living near Garysburg, whose name we did not learn, was recently paid $1,900 in back pensions by the United States Government, and he has been also put on the pension rolls and will continue to receive twelve dollars and fifty cents a month as long as he lives, lie was in the Federal army during the war and lost an eye in the service. Tarboro Banner Tarboro is suffering from a want of Smiths.

We venture the assertion that there is not another town in North Carolina one-fourth its size that can't show up more Smiths. The Smiths are generally considered almost as ubiquitions as the Jones, but here they are sadly in the minority. FKOJI PIXKXISY. Editor Headlight Married, near here, at the residence of the bride's parents, last Sunday morning, Mr. JosieT.

Edgerton to Miss Cora Wiggs, the charming and popular daughter of Mr. John H. Wiggs, Mr. Albert Aycock'tieing the nuptial knot. The attendants were as follows Mr.

B. R. Edgerton and Miss Mollie Cox Mr, Jim Wiggs and Miss Octavia Daniel Mr. Chas. Wiggs and Miss Catharine Edgerton Mr.

Alex Edgerton and Miss Alice Wiggs. After the marriage ceremony, the wedding party attended church at Beaulah, Johnson county, and returned to the home of the groom, where they partook of a feast of good things, and a bountiful repast. The closing exercises of the public school at this place occurs to-mor row (Tuesday) night, of which. we will give details next week. Rev.

David Sampson, of East Bend, N. will preach at Nahunta next Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock, and at Hickory Cross Roads in the evening at 7 o'clock. A. R. E.

A Child in the Fight. Rich Hill, July 7, 1888. The Swift Specific Atlanta, Ga, Gentlemen Our little girl when but three weeks old broke out with exzema. We tried the prescription from several good doctors, but with out any special benefit. We tried S.

S. and by the time one bottle was gone her head began to heal, and by the time she had taken six bottles she was completely cured. Now she has a full and heavy head of hair a robust healthy child. I feel it but. my duty to make this statement.

Respectfully. II. tsmobe. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free. The Swift Specific Drawer 3, Atlanta.

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