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MARRIED.
Wednksday Kvknino, Nov. 7, 1900.
Several liuii(lrt'(l (lolliirn rhniifrwl hands
in KiiiHton on the iVHult of the elwtion.
LuhtI All tint money we had on
Bryun'n cU'ctioii. The other fellow has
it.
Foil Sam: I All the pictnri'H of crowing
roonterN on hand. We don't cure to feed
them till 190-1. Apply nt this office.
There wan agood lireiik of tobacco on
the KitiHton market today. Price were
better than they've been in the pant two
weekw.
Kev. 'J. V. lllunchard returned yenter
day from t'axtoria. (ireene county. He
hail been conducting very ucceHful
Mcrie of ineetingH there.
Yon will be welcomed at the- Metho
dic church tonight to hear a lecture on
Book of Revelation, with pecial reference
to the "White horse und his rider."
flov. (!:-'.
MesH. Mevvborne & West's bill boards
are being covered today with posters
announcing the coining of The Ithoda
Koyal shows on Nov. Kith. This is one
of the largest shows now on the road.
.Mr. Oeo. Pate, aged about U years,
died this morning at his home near
Kinston of typhoid fever. The remains
will be buried tomorrow afternoon. -Mr.
Pate wns overseer of Mr. A. Mitchell's
farm, nnd was an honest andiudustrious
man. He leaves no family.
Mess. Einstein Hros. have a very ele
irftnt disnlnv of the celebrated W. IS.
Corset in their first south window. The
symmetrical arrangement combined with
the magnificence of the forms in use give
glowing tribute to the ever increasing
popularity of this corset. The display is
well worth teeing and no woman should
miss it.
The Schumann Concert Co will be here
tomorrow night nt the opera house.
This company is composed entirely of
lady artists and a treat is in store for
all who attend. Already a large number
of reserved seats are sold and a crowded
house will take advantage to attend
this high class performance. Seats on
sale at Flood's drug store.
There ia something else about that coon
hunt that was extremely worthy of note;
Tiac The efficient manner in which the
Temple-Marston Drug Co. wielded the
aire. Ho didn't fell the tree but he felled
all the boys. Long before hegot through
his turn all the fellows were rolling on
the ground ia ecstasies of laughter. He
didn't get out a chip ns big as a ten cent
piece. (Continued in our next issue.)
The town wfll buy two "more horses
to work on the streets, remove the
garbage nnd also used by the Are depart
ment. The town now pays per
month to have garbage carted away.
For a little more tlun this amount two
horses can be kept and two men employ
ed. The streets can be kept in better
condition, and the fire department will
be greatly strengthened. We learn, also
that two men will be employed to sleep
at the engine house. The Fkee Press
approves of these steps.
The chrysanthemum show will be held
Thursday and Friday. Nov. 8 and 9.
Oh Thursday the door will be open from
3 to 5 o'clock In the afternoon, and on
Friday from 9 to 12 in the morning,
from 2 to 5 in the afternoon, and again
at nfght, when oysters and other re
freshments will be served. Through the
courtesy of the Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows the exhibition will be given
in the lodge room of these orders over
the store of Cox & Co. The management
cordially invite everyone, and give as
surance that for the small admission fee
of 10 cents, they will witness a most
bewildering and magnificent floral dis-
Say. Come and see chrysanthemums
the most prodigal profusion of the
choicest and rarest varieties, grown with
the utmost care by skillful and ardent lov
ers of the famous flowers. All cut flow
era will be for sale and what more appro
priate gift as an expression of friendship
or affection than a bunch of these autumn
beauties?
Mies Gertie Dill to Mr. A. H.Webb,
Jr.. at Morehead City.
A beautiful marriage was solemnized
at :.'l. o'clock this morning at More-
.. fiend tity- i lie contracting parties were
Miss (Jertie Dill, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
bethA. Dill, and Mr. A. II. Webb, Jr.,
both of Morehead City.
The ceremonv was performed by Rev
J. U. (iuthrie at the residence of the
bri le's mother.
The bride entered the room on the arm
of her brother, Mr. Geo. W. Dill; the
groom entered by another door upon the
arm of his brother, Mr. Cbas. V. Wept),
as best man. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played by the sister of the
groom, Mrs. C. K. Wallace, accompanied
on a violin by Mr. Leslie Davis. During
the ceremony a beautiful violin solo,
"Sweetest Story Ever Told" was beauti
fully rendered.
The bridal party was preceded by five
(lower girls, nieces of bride and groom.
The room in which the ceremony was
pei formed was handsomely decorated
with evergreens and chrysanthemums.
The couple stood just under a triple arch
with a background of palms.
The wedding breakfast was served at
(i:"0, tho bride and groorn taking tue
7:27 train for Niagara Falls and north
ern cities. They were accompanied as
far as (ioldsboro by 28 of the bridal
party in the handsome parlor car
"V ance." Several friends of the couple
were at the depot in Kinston when they
passed through to offer congratulations.
There were more than a hundred hand
some and useful wedding presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb are popular among
a large circle of friends. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. W. 8. Herbert, of Kinston,
and has many friends here.
The Free Press w ishes the happy cou
ple an interesting and pleasant trip, and
may they find the great sea of life an un
troubled one. May their paths bestrewn
with roses without the thorns.
Just Think of the Good Things
You Can Get At
You can get Fried Oysters, you
can get Stewed Oysters, and if the
above don't suit, you can take
them Raw.
I have had n years' experience
in the oyster business, and I know
your wants. Come to see me.
Fried Oysters, 30c
Stewep Oysters 25c
Yours to please,
J. T. SKINNER
SEVEN SPRINGS ITEMS.
November (5, 1900.
Our young ladies say they don't like
"rainy Sundays."
liov. C. B. Aycock spent last week at
Rural Retreat hotel.
Itev. S. II. Isler filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday.
Mr. Ferguson, Supt. Rocky Mount mills,
visited our section last week.
Miss Mattie Uzzell began teaching
about four miles from here Monday.
Misses Callie Ivey and Sadie Sutton
visited in Duplin county Saturday nnd
Sunday.
Pupils continue entering Seven Springs
High School. We are proud of having
such a school in our midt and are glad
to see its patronage rapidly increasing.
A festival will be held over Mr. F. P.
Simmons' store Friday night, Nov. 1C,
the proceeds to increase the missionary
collections of the M. E. church. The pub
lic is invited to be present.
Buy Your Drugs and
Goods from
HOOD'S DRUG STORE.
t at the Onvx Fountala
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Special Notices.
Butter and Cheese at H.W.Cummings'.
For Sale. My Grocery Store. Ilea
son for selling, too much other business.
M. Pearson.
JVIorton's Bakery
A SHIPMENT OF
GROSS
TOILET
SOAP
Just Opened !
Wholesale and Retail !
DELIVERS
Fresh Bread and Cakes
Anywhere in the City.
PERSONAL MENTION
Rouse spent yesterday in La-
LOOK!
We have now on exhibition
beautiful assortment of
Jardiniers,
irom 15c to ifci.65. Also some
lovely palms. Give us a call.
THE NEWYORK RACKET CO.
KINSTON, N. C.
a
ARMOUR'S
"FINE
ART,"
(Perfumed like
"Cashmere Bouquet.")
10c, Three for 25c.
A trial will convince you !
JJLadies will please ask for
samples.
French
Flannel...
Is the
Prevailing Goods
For Waists.
We are showing it in
all the newest shades.
Purple,
Blue,
Rose,
Gray
and
Black.
27 inches wide, 75c the
yard. A splendid value.
OETTINGER BROS
It Pays to Trade' afi The Big Store.
Satin
Soleil.
We have bought a nicejstock
'99 Model Bicycles
and will sell them for one-half
what they cost last year, as long
as they last.
Strictly High-Grade throughout
and guaranteed. ,
KINSTON CYCLE CO.,
C. E. SPEAR, Manager,
Queen Street - Kinston, N. C.
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Phone 50.
m
Brl'k Block.
Long returned yesterday from
(Ioldsboro, was
morning- for
Mr. N. J
Grange.
Mr. J. A
"Wilson.
Mr. N. B. Outlaw, of
in Kinston today.
Mr. J. W. Lynch left this
Washington. N. U.
Miss Bessie Sutton returned home from
Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. W. M. Payne went to Dover yes
terday to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Oettinger returned this
morning from Newbern.
Mrs. Vienna Dail aud Mis9 Lucy Cox
spent yesterday in Goldsboro.
Dr. W. T. Parrott went to Dover yes
terday on professional business.
Mrs. W. F. Button, of near Kinston,
left this morning for Greenville to visit
relatives.
Mrs. J. T. Wooten, of Cadez, left Kins
ton this morning for LaGrangeto visit
, relatives. .
Mess. T. C and E. It. Wooten returned
yesterday from a busiuess trip to Ke
nansrilfe. Mr. N. F. Barnes, of Durham, who had
been visiting relatives near Kinston, re
turned boms this morning . '
Mrs. Thos. II. Moore, who had been
visiting ber parent, Mr. and Mrs. W, H.
Cobb, returned to ber boms at Newbern
yesterday. . V - ;
Mrs. T. B. Yancey and children, Lena,
Maude and Est He, left-this morning for
Greenville, from there they ,wlll go to
Norfolk where they will make their borne.
New Designs in
Millinery
Every Week !
Last
today.
shipment just in
All
At Cost for the Next
. . Thirty Days. ,
Avail Yourself ot This
" Opportunity.
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NOV. 5. 1900.,... '
The
SCHUMANN
Grand
Concert Co.
Opera House
Thursday Night
nov. &
All Pronouiiced
i Artists. -
ADMISSION: .V:
Reserved Seats...... i..:..-75c
General Admission, .;soc
Uuuirea ,.'.,.;......:..... .1 ........ 25c
KJ-.Seats 'ca , Ss?3 at HOOD'S
Crt'3 Stcre.
BfODAKS...
Y
Not. the cheap, trashy kind
but
Genuine Eastman
KODAKS.
A complete line just in also sH
necessary materials, etc.,' for de
veloping. .
"Thb Witchhry of Kodak
EY"a little book on the art of
Photography given free to all who
will call.
DENMARK
Klff&TOp, " - m ft c.
We Want
Your Patronage....
And we will merit it by fair, hon.
est and courteous treatment, com.
bined with the best and purest
urags ana lowest prices.
We carry, a full line of
; ' Drugs, Sundries, Fancy
and ; Toilet Articles
and Patent Medi
" cines. Cigars v and
Tobacco, and .. Soda
Fountain . Speciaties. In
fact, we , carry everything
kept' in a first-class, up-to-date
drugstore. s ' ' ,
DB. G. B. WOODLBY & CO.,
Prescription Druggists, . -
Next Door to The Bank of Kinston,
KINSTON, ! - ;N. C"
A soft shimmery
fabric that, for beau
ty in appearance and
finish has no equal
among dress stuffs
for the season.
We are showing
this goods in all colors
and black.
If you don't know
Satin Soleil, then ask
us to show it to you.
We will be only too
glad,even though you
are prompted by cu
riosity alone.
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON N. C
FURS!
FURS!
FURS !
At
Quick-Selling
Prices!
Scarfs
Boas,
Collarettes,
arid
Neck Pieces,
At $1.79 arid Up.
A beautiful line and at
prices1 that will suit you.
nit
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ON THE CORNER.
Cor. Queen & Caswell Sts. .. : Phone 11
r.
THURSDAY, f.'OVEDBER 0, 1000,
Is the Last Day of '
OUH COST SHliEI
C35Cpme and save yourself money.
: l!. B. PATH.