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Sati KviIMMi, Nov. L'l, I'JOO.
Rev. V. A. .1 -1 1 k i i m muc from (IoMh
boro vcftt-i 'I.i . II- pn ni-hcil at. tlio
r-hnpH lnit ii'ulti iiinl l.'fi toiin.v for Sandy
ISottom wlit'n- li' '.vill imili tomorrow.
Though ho mi - t i i iifM ilfct-pt iv appt'fir
aiirci i-oiiiit for ii Kit'1 ' d :il in liuniucHM.
Ah mi'ii iuv juilkT' d li.v iippcitiiinccH, ho
arc biicini'si lioiiM-H judged by tli"ir ad-
VlTtinl'lIK litem t II If.
Cotton hold in Kinstoii today ut '.,', to
10.17';, rent. TliH week liaH bi't'Il a
n-cord I'l'i'ukrr on tlii ni'irkct. Mure
than ."(HI l.ali'.s Ihivi- 1 n-t-it Hold. About
2'!0 la!n wi-iv Mild yitfiday.
The ini'd freight and pan neuter train
from New Ihtii to (ioldslioro, due at
Kington at (1:1. 'i. wan !' laved cveral
In iui-.m ypt-trnlay on Ji'iMiiit of a liif lot
of Hl.iipilik' It left K In.-Lon lawt IliRllt at
11 o'clock.
Mcsh. i. It. Kilpatrich ami Lemuel Tay
lor, of Vance tov nnliip, returned ThurH
duv from h 1 1 ii 1 1 1 i 1 1 tr tiii in (iuilford
county. They killed -Jt'rJ l.inln, 17 Kijuir
rels and 2 ral bitu in four day. Mr.
Kilpatrick mvc thin i ho for he kept
HCOIV.
lU v. 1). II . in: ii- rejiictrt uh to Htate
that, owiiiK to hickiH for three or four
days. In-will not he aid- to preach the
Hcrmon to men' at the court houne tomor
row afternoon. Hi' hopes to he able to
hold regular ii e.s at, the Methodist
church.
Last Tiiurnduv. at the home of the
bride in Trent township, Miss Klfie Davis
was married to Mr. I'. P.. Koonce, of
Jones county, Kev. S. Il.lt-ler oliicintiiitf.
Quite a mini! r of relatives nnd fricndu
of the couple were pre-ent. They will
live in Joins county. We extend con
gratulations mid best wishes.
"Does advertising pay.'" The best
answer to this often linked question is,
"Watch the successful merchant,." lie is
the man who advertises and will tell you
that advertising pays. Do you want
your busines.s to grew? Then try a
course of advertising. Keep your busi
ness before the people and you will meet
with satisfactory results.
THE BAZAAR
A Decided Success. A Baby Show
Held A Large Sum Made for
the Kinston Library.
Last niirht wos the last of the bazaar.
To say the very least, it has been a
great success in every way. The ladies
who have worked so untiringly to make
it u success, have the heari.. thanks of
every member of the library, ;is well as
many others, because of .lie social leature.
I he baby show was held yesterday '
evening, and it was seen mat Kinston
has a whole lot of pretty children. Those
receiving prizes were: Mr. J. A. Long's
little son, Mr. J. Ji. Dawson's child, Mr.
E. B. Marston's little son, Mr. V. H.
Hickson's little duutthter, and Mr. Sol
Oettiuger's little daughter. These re
ceived the prizes for being the handsom
est children of their ages present. The
nmtHViAa from Mm hiiliv allow werfi $1 2.
The whole amount taken in at the
bazaar was $250. About $320 was
realized in all including the money re
ceived for the tobacco that was sold
yesterday.
A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. S.
II. Loftin for the use of the opera house,
and to the strangers in the city who con
tributed to the success of the bazaar.
THE CHURCHES.
Services will be held at the churches in
Kinston tomorrow as follows, to which
everybody is invited:
Presbyterian Church.
PreiM.hing both morning and evening.
Sunday school at 5): 15 a. in.
Episcopal Church.
No preaching tomorrow.
Sunday school at l):15 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Services held in the grand jury room.
Christian Church.
Services both morning nnd evening.
Sunday school at 9:1 fi a. 111.
Baptist Church.
Services both morning and evening.
Morning subject: "A Call to the Peo
ple of God." liev. 18:1
Evening subject: "The Wori of the
Neuso Association for 1!01."
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
B. Y. P. IJ. meets Monday evening.
Methodist Church.
Both morning and evening sermons a
continuation of the scries from the Book
of Revelation.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.
Epworth League Monday at 8 p.m.
The Chapel.
Kev. W. G. Johnston will preach at
3 p. m.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. in.
Prayer meeting every Friday night.
Christian Science.
Services every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock in the opera house.
Te Ccr a Clri in Ce8 Day
Laxatu f.noMC OoiNimt Tadlbt.
lake
t to r im.
We Agree.
Life. -
She (to maid) Not no tight now, Jane,
that I cant sit down, just tiht oong1i
to show there's noma one Inside. A skirt,
like a house, looks bestir ben it looks in
habited. ? . . ; :. w ... i
v TOuVb Black ' liniment' It cures
SEfatica. Bheumatisia and " Neuralgia;
23to bottle for 15c ' . ; VI, EL Hoo T
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. W
II. Cobb went to Newbern yes-
terday.
Mr. J. W
(ioldsboro.
(irainger spent today in
Mr. Randolph Meade left lant night for
Danville, Yu.
Mr. T. K. Chrisman went to LaUrange
this morning.
Mrs. Shade Wooten returned to La
(j range this morning.
Miss Maggie Hardy went To Dover this
morning to visit friends.
Mr. J. F. Tylor went to Newberu yes
terday and returned thin morning.
Mrs. H.C. Bailey returned this morn
ing from a visit at Moreheud City.
Mrs. D. S. HarruH and child left for
Washington, N. C, today to visit rela
tives. Mrs. (J. I'. Fleming and children left
this morning for Durham to visit her
parents.
Mrs. C. L. Koonce, of Alabama, who
had been visiting near here, went to
Trenton yesterday.
Mess. II. F.Shaw and T. C. Wooten
returned from fcinow Ilillj-esterday where
they hud been attending court.
Kev. 8. H. Isler came from (ioldsboro
this morning. He will fill his regulur ap
pointment at Coahoma tomorrow.
Mrs. L. W. Johnston, of Onslow
county, returned from a visit at Green
ville last night and went to her home
today.
Mr. Mitchell Kountree and sister, Miss
Mattie, of New hern, who had been visit
ing at Mr. N. J. Kouse's, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. A. T. (iriftin, of (ioldsboro, came
to Kinaton yesterday, spent last night at
Mr. F. F. Hrooks', and went to (jrifton
today to visit friends near there.
Mr. S. W. Isler came yesterday from
Snow Hill, where ho had been attending
court, spent last night in Kinston, and
went to his home at Goldsboro today.
Mess. K. (i, Currin, W. S. Herbert, Hoge
Irvine. J. L. Murphy, C. K. Iiailey, Ed
Harvey and Ernest Dunn left last night
for Norfolk, Va., to see the game of foot
ball between the University of North
Carolina and the University of Virginia,
which took place there this afternoon.
Special Notices.
Subscribe to Tuf Fkee I'hkss.
Sweet and Sour Pickles at II. W. Cum
ming'. KINSTON MARKET.
Prices quoted for Country Produce ars thcse"Jpaid
by dealer?.
Peeawax, per pound, ao
Coin, per bushel 6o
Meal, per bushel, 6o
L. C. Sides, pound, 9
Ham, Country new, per pound 13
Salt, per sack 85
Lard, Country, per pound, 9
Chickens, per pair 25 to 50
Eggs, per dozen 14
Sweet Potatoes, 40
Peanuts, per bushel 501075
Sheep 1. 00
Lamb, 1.00
Hides, Dry, 6 to 10
Hides, Green, ,. 5
Beef, on foot, fat, j
Fresh Pork, 7
Fodder, 751090
Molases 35 to 50
Flour 4.00 to 4.75
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For That
ACHE-Y
FEELING
Take
HICKS'
C APUCIMS I
FOR SALE BY
TEMPLE-MARSTOH DRUG CO.,
and all well-stocked drug stores.
Just Received.
A lot
Raspberry Preserves,
Preserved
Strawberries,
Damson Preserves,
Apple Butter and
Mince Meat.
T. P. ASHFORD.
0DAKS
Not the cheap, trashy kind
but
Genuine Eastman
KODAKS. -
A. complete line just in also ell
necessary materials, "etc., for "de
Tloplng4
'Ths Witchhry or Kodak
Mav" a little book on the art' of
Photografhy given free to ail who
wiUcall.
'I
ACTS GENTLY
ON
freest'
OVERCOMES
1DUAU v DrOMAkirMTlY
I tl tr9 a I
BUY THE GENUINE MAN'F'D BY
r$RNIAfrojVRVF(S
V Kt CAL. co us, t
COS SALE 6Y All DPU66ISTS. PRICE SOc.PtRfjOTTIL
Just Received !
A CAR LOAD OF EXTRA
QUALITY
HORSES AND MULES.
Must be sold quick. We think
we can suit you. Come and see.
HqROQUE'S
Liiery, Sale and Exchange Stables,
KINSTON, N. C.
Wt Me at the Oryx Fountain
A SHIPMENT OF 10
GROSS
TOILET
SOAP
Just Opened !
Wholesale and Retail !
ARMOUR'S
ART'
(Perfumed like
' ' Cashmere , Bouquet. ' ' )
10c, Three for 25c.
A trial will convince you !
I Ladies will please ask for
samples. ' '
JEMPLEtMARSTON .DRUG Jit), hood's j)Rd(5STdfiE.
.tATtfprOi:S jrtat Jhe Corsets are call at our . store4 pick1 out
the tindr get yottr number, take it to yout nbmicratieltiti
5 wear ifj" ttsi it. for two long weeks, and then if notjfectj
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Another Shipment of
the Renowned
Ziegler Shoes
Has Arrived!
The fourth this season.
ZIEGLER SHOES are
well known for their
style, comfort and lasting
abilities.
Once tried, always
worn.
OETTINGER BROS.
IMEW
fi
I have secured the agency in
this section for several strong fire
nsurance companies, and am pre
nared o write insurance on all
x
classes of town and country prop
erty.
Office in Cox & Co.'s store with
Is
H. Abbott.
Samuel Abbott,-
Kinston, N. C.
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 11 years' experience
in the oyster business, and I know
your wants. Come to see ine.
Fried Oysters, 30c
Stewed Oysters .25c
Yours to please,
T. T. SKINNER.
Buy .Your-, Driigs x nd
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It Pays to Trade at TheBigSfore.
Extraordinary
Lace Sale !
You've heard of
bargains no doubt
and seen them too,
but this one beats the
record.
Two thousand yards
of English Torchon
3 .Laces, from two to
j five inches wide, with
insertions to match,
are now on sale at
a
5c, 8c and
10c Yard,
and there's not a yard
in the lot that's not
worth double the
i price.
4 If you can't come
to the store cut out
3 this ad"and send it to
i us with request for
J samples. We will
send them promptly.
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON N.C
A Yoke of
Well-Broke OXEN
.AT.
PORE & JIOOKER'S,
KINSTON, N. C.
FURS !
FURS!
FURS !
At
Quick-Selling
Prices!
Boas, Scarfs
Meek Pieces
;t:$l;79'Md;Up1
beautifiil line and a
prices that will suit Tyou.
0NTH&C0RNER.
Cor.' Queen 4 Caswell 8i. ', Phone 11
Collarettes
and