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Thcrhday Evening, Sept. 8, 1898.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. C. llHoo.DEN. Kinston Academy.
Einstkin linos. For Early Fall Wrap
pers. It ban rained very hard .today, flooding
the streets.
W call attention to the advertisement
of Kinston Academy, Prof. L. C. .Broa
den, principal, which opens in the public
school building on October 5th.
Mr. It. E. IMzzhII came to Kinston from
Goldsboro yesterday. He returned from
a trip to Jacksonville, Fla., about two
weeks 'ago. He says all the Kinston
I boys are getting along all right in the
first regiment
Ed Mai row, a colored man, who had
bmi working at t he Eagl warehouse,
wo found dead in the warehouse, where
be slept, this, morning. Dr. Parrott
made an examination of bis body this
morning and found that death was
caused by heart trouble. The body wus
taken to Oxford this morning.
A patron in a neighboring town sends
an order for job printing to The Fkee
Pmthh nnd exDresses himself ns much
pleased with a lot of work done for him a j,
snort wnue ago. ne sa.vs w uurpnsea
bis people in Norfolk with the work-
being so good. The Free Pbebs does as
good printing as can be obtained any
where, ana better man most places.
Hon. B. F. Aycock, of Wayne county,
will be with Hon. .Locke Uraige at La
Grange next Tuesday morning and at
Kinston tbat night, and will also speak.
Both are splendid speakers and thewhite
people should turn out to near tbem
Alter the speaking the white men of
Kinston precincts Noa. 1 and 2 will orga
. nize a joint W biteOovernment Union, and
every white man is urged to be on haud
and become a member. ;
Naval Reserves Dance.
The ouera bouse waa nicely decorated
last night for the second annual dance of
the Kiuiton JSaval ueaerves. ine Dunt-
iug. neatly and plentifully festooned over-
bead, presented au inspiring appearance.
The band was on the stage, which was
decorated with ferns and flags.
The dance was not so large an affair as
that of last year, but there were as many
couples as could wen get on tne floor.
The rousio by Borjes' band was excellent,
and the participants all had a splendid
time until about 3 o'clock in the morn
ing. The dance was a success.
The following couples were in attend-
; an: ;
Mr. E. Oettinger and Miss Eva Einstein
Mr. Bob Moye, of Greenville, and Miss
MaeOettioger. 1 ......
Mr. C. L. Pridgenand Miss Helen Gray.
Mr. T. B. Bunn, of Rocky Mount, and
Miss Mabel Borden, of uoldsboro.
Mr. Fulford, of Washington, N ft, and
Miss W innie Skinner, or Ureen vine.
Mr. S. G. Tayloe, of Washington, N. C,
and Mibs Kebecca worthington, oi ureen'
ville.
Mr. F. W. Hoyt and Miss Carrie Bur-
bank, both of Washington, N. C.
- Mr. S. J. Woodward, of Greenville, and
Miss Julia Jordan, of Washington City.
Mr. L. D. Buliuck and Miss Helena Bat
tle, both of Rocky Mount. ;
. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wooten. v
Mr. and Mrs. C. Felix Harvey.
Mr. Wayne Mitchell and Miss Claypool,
of Newborn.
Mr. H. II. McCoy and Miss Bradford
Hvman. of Newbern.
Lieut. W. D. Pollock and Miss Lossie
Barnes, of Tarboro.
Mr. J. A. Long and Miss Carolisa Pen
nington, of Tarboro. ; '
Mr. Hoge Irvine and Miss Nannie Moye.
Mr. i Prentiss Wooten and Miss May
Harvey. 1
Mr. C. Suggs and Miss Herring, of
Qreenecouuty.
- Mr. Bennett Bunn,' of Rocky Mount,
and Miss. Mamie Daniels, of Newbern.
Mr. C. F. Dunn and Miss Gertie Dill, of
Morehead City.
Mr. A. Einstein and Miss ,Sadie Marks,
of Charleston, S. C. N
Mr. Frank ' Hyman and Miss - Belle
Marks, both o! Newbern.
Mr. Harry Marks, of Newbern, and
Miss Daisy Oettinger.
Lieut. Tom Daniels, of Newbern, and
Miss Edith Oettinger.
, Mr. Clarence Oettinger and Miss Pearl
Ilornaduy, of Greene county. y .;
Mr. E. Einstein and &. iss Sadie Korne
gay. ' ' ' -'-
M r. S. Einstein and Miss Katie Haskitt.
Mr. Virgil Rountree and Miss Florence
Einstein. , - ' . 1 . ,..
Another big lot of fine note paper for
commercial printing lust received. The
Fbee Pk$sr carries the biggest stock of
piper for printing purposes of any estab-
iHhmentin tne fotate east oi tne W .& W,
II. it., and dooij aa nice printingaa isdonej
any where. Uur prices ore low. .
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. II. Johnson camefroiuGriftbnyes-
terday.
Sheriff Sutton went to Wilmington this
morning.
Mr. J. B. Dawson returned from Green
ville yesterday.
Mr. Albert Rountree came from Rich
mond yesterday.
Miss Bessie Claytor returned from
Chapel Hill yesterday.
Miss Mabel Borden, of Goldsboro, is
visiting Miss May Harvey.
Miss Nanuio Moye returned from visit
ing at Greenville yesterday.
Miss Helene Battle, of llockv Mount
is visitingwiss Nannie Moye.
Miss Julia Jordan, of Washington, D. C
is visiting Miss Nannie Moye.
Mr. E. A. Johnson, of Quinerly, washere
today selling a lot of tobacco.
Mr. N. J. Roane went to Trenton yes
terday and returned this morning.
Miss Berniee Wooten returned from Bal
timore and Washington yesterday.
Miss Bertha Dawson, of near Grifton,
eft Kinston this morning for Italeigh.
Misses Sidonia Weyher and BessieKor-
negay left this morning to visit in Pitt
county.
Mrs. M. A. Quinerly, of Greenville, came
yesterday and is visiting at Mrs. I). Oet-
tinger's.
Mr. H. E. C. Bryanti of the splendid
Charlotte Observer, was here today writ
ing up politics.
Miss Pearl Hornaday, of Willow Green,
who had been visiting Miss Susie Kil-
patrick, returned home this morning.
Mr. L. II. Haskios, of Jones county,
took thecars here today for Lexington,
Ky., to finish bin course in the Bible Col-
ege.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Jurors for November Court. Amounts
Ordered Paid. Order About Listing
Taxes.
The county commissioners Monday
drew the following jurors for the term of
superior court that begins on Monday,
November 14th:
first weeh.
ft ft Tyndal, F. I. Jones, F. ft Loops
Julius E. Sutton, G. L. Taylor, T. G.
Sutton, N. E. Smith, J. L. Tyndal, S. R.
Dunn, W. S. Sutton, F. M, Wade, E. W.
Jackson, T. J. Parker. Benj. Wayne, A.
L. Dawson, W, E. Taylor, C. M. Jordan,
B. 8. Creech, David -Walters, ft P. Bar
row, J. I. Faulkner, A. W. Whitfield, E.
F. Oglesby, J. T. Harrison, Juuius Stev-
enson, M. . r waller, tstepnen u. Har
ris, J. L. Daugherty, G. L. Hodges, D. Q.
Wiggins, John Cauley, John Willis Sut
ton, B. F. Jones, S. C. Cauley, T.J.Emer
son, J as. W. Daugherty. .
second week. :
Geo. W. Tall, J. P. Tucker, J. N. Sut,
ton, Franklin Dail, J. M. Aldridge, E. J.
Brooks, William Sutton, Seth Clark, Paul
A; Hodges, J. J. Dunn, Stephen Lassiter,
W. O. Taylor, W. I. Herring, Stephen
uarraway, i. K. uunningnam, K. Al
Harper, D. F. Spivey aud H. B. Waters,
Payments were ordered amounting to
f 304.44 from the general county fund
$477.22 from the road fund, $4.75 from
the fence fundtotal $786.41. ,
A. W. Whitley was released from pay
ing iya taxes on account ot bodily in
firmity. ,
It was ordered by the commissioners
that all those who have not listed their
.taxes in 1808 can list them to the sheriff,
on or before November 12th, and pay
single tax and save cost.
A Defeated Candidate.
Communication.
M R. Editor: As I am one of that class
I want to say I am as true to the white
man's party as any man who was noml
naied. i went in tue neia and made a
fair, square fight and got defeated fair
and square. I never saw conducted a
more open and fair convention and I am
going to pull on my coat, roll ap my
sleeves and neip elect oar ticket.
We all could not be nominated and I
for one am going to do my duty. It is
mighty easy for a defeated man to find
some fault why be was not nominated,
Dnt i am not one ot tnat number. "
This is the time for all white men to
stand together. Wo hare a first-class
ticket, from top to bottom, and we are
going to elect every man on it. Yon will
near of no kicking from me, but I am
going to work for the ticket until the sun
goes down on election day.
' Truly,
' A Defeated Candidate.
A Sad Commitment.
m. c. Pilot. i: ;
On Monday last an aced ladv from
Harlowe, Mrs. Mary Ann Saddler, the
widow of the late Shedrick M. Saddler.
Esq., was committed to jail at Beaufort
pending . correspondence , between the
board of county commissioners and the
authorities of the Raleicrh Insane aevlum
looking to her confinement in that insti
tution. Mrs. Saddler is G(J years old, and
for more than 80 years has been mentally
alflicted. About 18 years oro her hus
band died, and since that time she has
been under tbe tender care of Mrs. Taylor,
widow of the late Furman Ta.vlor.' who
now turns her over to thecountyauthor
itiesforpafe keepine:. Mrs. Tavlor fear
ing that in some moment of delirium Mrs.
baddler may do ber tome bodily harm.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Country Hams, Cheese and Bologna for
sale at Hub Cu minings'.
Try Henry Clay flour, as good as ever
Was milled, at Dan tiulnerlys.
If you are going to get married, don't
forget The Fbee Pbebs can furninh your
wedding cards in the very latest style,
and on the shortest possible notice.
Strict secrecy guaranteed.
KINSTONMARKET.
Prices quoted for Country Produce are tnose
paid Dy aeaiere. ,
Turpentine, yellow alp,. f 1.65
. " ' scrape 1.40
Beeswax, per pound, SO
Corn, per bushel, . 60
Heal, per bushel, 00
L. O. Bides, per pouad, 1H
Ham, Country new, per pound, io to 11
Salt, per aack,,. ,. 75
Lard, Country, per pound 9
Chickens, per pair,. sstoeo
EgB, per dozen, 10
Bweet Potatoes, W
Peanuts, per bushel 60 to .5
Sheep i.e'
Lamb,
Hides, Dry,. 4 to 10
Hides, ireen, 5
Beef, on foot, fat 4 to 5
fresh Pork.......... 5
Fodder k 75 to0
Molasttes, ,iMoM'
Flour U0to 5.75
Cheese ift
Butter .2ftto 30
Hess Pork, per barrel, " 1 1.50
jwbw i8 - 75
TAX NOTICE !
I received the tax list of Lenoir county for the
year 1898 on Monday, Sept 6th, and request the
people to come lorward and pay their taxes
promptly. .
KeBpecuuiiy,
BENJ. SUTTON,
. Sheriff of Lenoir County.
c. WOOTIN.
H. B.SHAW.
WOOTEN & SHAW.
Attorneys-at-I,aw,
KINSTON, N. C.
Practices iu State and Federal Courts.
Reference :-Banks and business men
of Kinston.
Fott Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself an indepen
dent Democratic candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Lenoir county, and respect
fully ask the support of all my friends.
If the people will elect me I will serve
them to the best of my ability.
W. Sv FIELDS.
Kinston Academy
will open October 5, 1898.
The building will contain six rooms,
arranged and furnished' with new pat
ent desks. ; ; r i
Thorough and progressive work will
be our aim.
. Competent and, efficient Instructors
will be employed.
Tuition at moderate rates .
L. C. BROGDEN, Prin.,
KINSTON, N. C.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 5, 1898.
Thorough education with cood home lnflu
ence. Special advantages In Music and Arc
The Misses Swell, of New Yorlt Cltr. W1U have
charsre or the Music deDartmenc School found
ed In 18131 For catalogue address.
H. D. BROWN,
MRS D. Q. GILLESPIE,:
. - Principals.
No Longer Any Excuse.
t tiava all cost fi ve montha (in cnhs.
and fso ; (boardinc rates Enelish
course at
RI5HON HMH SCHOOL.
Thorough preparation for college or
tor life'M work. , Sncrial arlvantacrva in
tnusic. Fall term begins Sej . 5, 1898.
xor particulars apply to
, w. a. KiiuuKS, fnn.,
, TRENTON, N. C.
The Special K is good, so they
say.
The Girard is in the lead. "
The Victor is the best .
Is there one at BELL & SONS? Yes.
f you don't believe it, come down and
see it. It's on exhibition every day.
Tarooro
Female Acadeiy
1
Alarm Clocks.
A Guaranteed Time Keeper
FOR $1.00.
( Keut in repair for twelve mouths
Free of Charge. t
THE JRVRLKR,
KINSTON, - - N. C.
Just received
at E. S. PITT-
MAN'S.
A new supply of Heavy Groceries,
Cukes aud Candies, Breakfast
Wheat, Flawed R,ice Puddine,
Dissertine, Shred Cpcoanut, Rice
Popcorn and Vienna Sausage.
Very Best Butter kept on ice.
Heady For Business
To Furnish Lumber .
Promptly !
Have put in, a new planer and every
thing is in shape at my lumber mills to
fill orders for Rough or Dressed Lum
ber of anv dimensions promptly and
satisfactorily.
We furnish Oak, Ash, Long or Short
Leaf Pine.
A biij lot of No. i Air-dried PineJs on
hand ready for immediate delivery.
Z. EDWARDS,
KINSTON, N. Cfl
emembcF
THERE
ARE TWO KINDS OF FLOUR.
STOCK'S BEST PATENT AND
OTHERS.
When you want the best ask for
Stock's Best Patent, The price
may seem a little high, but? ??
ask your grocer for it. If he hasn't
got it he should have it. .
T, IV. newborn & Co
KINSTON, N. C.
Wholesale Only. ,
ANOTHER
BEAUTIFUL LINE
of
Laces and
JUST RECEIVED.
Beautiful in Quality and De
signs, and At Prices below their
Real Value.-
Come quick and avoid the rush.
Yours to please,
KOnnEGAY'S,
Fhcn3 4. Cn t!.3 Ccrr.cr.
IV
Embroideries
lit Pa ra to Trade a t, The nitrStorei
; jFor
EarlyJ
Fall
Wrappers
we are showing , a ,
beautiful line of both
Cotton and Woolen
"Pfl "hrip.a in "nln in sun A
fancy desierns at l
yard
and upi
Our line of -Fleece
Back Twilled. Vi-
2 cugna Cloth, in sev
eral colors and pat
terns, at 10c yard, is
worthy your atten-
tion.
Come and see.
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON. - " N. C.
I HAVE
Just Received
Two
OF
rices
Cguarantccd.
See or write mo beforo
buying.
In)
v i h 1 m j m
' .. ' mm'
Mil,
KIITSTON, N. O.
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