Goodnight
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 53
and interj. A form of salutation in parting for the night, equivalent to "I wish you a pleas ant or agreeable night." "My native land, good -night!" -Byron. Good rich, S. GRISWOLD. See PARLEY, PETER. Good'rich, in Michigan , a post-village of Gene see co., about 13 m. E. of Flint. Goods, n . pl . Household furniture; personal or movable estate; movables; chattels; effects; wares; merchandise; commodities. Good'-sense', n . Sound judgment. Good'-speed', n . Succe ; prosperity. Good Spring, in Tenne ee , a post-village of Giles co., 6 m. S.W. of Pulaski. Good Succe Bay, an arm of Le Marie Strait in Terra del Fuego; Lat. 54° 49' S., Lon. 65° 13′ W. Good'-tem'pered, a . Having a good disposition. Good Templars. See TEMPLARS, (GOOD.) Good'ville, in Pennsylvania , a P. O. of Lancaster co. Good'-wife, n. A familiar and rustic appellation for the mistre of a family.
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