THE DAILY FREE PBESS.
) ' subscription prices:
One week...... ............10 oentf
1 One montD...... .....86 M
. Tbree months....... .................1.00
Xwelre monibs ...................... tl.00
Fhiday Evemso, August 35, 1899.
Court convenes at Snow Hill next Mon
day. ,. , '
Wflliam Seameter was before Mayor
Webb yesterday for drunkenness. He was
fined 2 and costs. '.'".V.
There was a nice i crowd at the Are
engine house last night at the Ice cream
supper, me proceeas amoantea to -no.
. About 180,000 pounds of tobacco was
sold here today. The prices were low,
but as high; as on any market. The
Carolina Warehouse, "the Old Reliable"!
sold 40,000 pounds. . , r .;
Rev. C. W. Blancbard returned from
Castoria yesterday. He had been assist-
ing Rev. M. P. Davis In a revival meeting
thtre. Twelve additions have been' re-
ported sofar, but the meetlnghasnot yet
closed, - - . , . . ".''
' Last Tuesday there was a serious ac
cident on the Iron bridge. The vehicles
ofMissSallie OuUaw and Mr. A. T.
Howard collided,' causing three of Miss
Outlaw's ribs to be broken. Dr. W. T.
l'arrott was, called and rendered
necessary medical attention.
tlje
Persistence is only good when you are
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t swamp any concern. Be sure your ad
vertising matter and methods are as near
right aa constant study and good judg
ment can discern, and then everlastingly
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr .T H TTInor want t.n fJpnrJHfl tWa
.Mr. .1. C. Nplm lpft thla mnrnlnf fnr I
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Huttoifi, v a.
. Miss tiara tireene returned to Newbern I
this morning.
Mr. A. D. Ward came from Newbern
.v,!,,. o
vupi. owiio uttuuwajr rtJiurucu iuoiiuw 1
Ilia this morning. 4
Mr.W. H. Hickson returned from Fay
ettevllle yesterday.
Mr. Murray and Misses BesBie and Ruth
Whi taker returned to Trenton today.
Miss Anna Pittman, of Grifton, came
. yesterday to visit at Mr. G. B. Webb's.
, Mrs. R. P. Montague, of Newbern, is
visiting Miss Audrey Wade, near Kinston.
MIm Hftlm Wil who hftfl hTi vlaitino-
V ,T"". ,""0
: . . -"i
boro this morning.
Mr. Dave Jones, of Raleigh, came from i
Newbern this morning. He is stopping
atMr.J. Q. Jackson's. , ;
Mr. W. A. Weaver, of Birmingham, Ala.,
came yesterday to visit his schoolmate,
Mr. G. E. Koroegay, Jr.,
Misses Eula Bay To wnsend, of Alabama p.
and Connie Dixon. of near Seven Rnrlno-n.
are visiting at Mr. A, T. Redditt's.
Mrs. William M. Dulin, who had been I
visiting her brother, Dr. a. r. Miller, re-
turned to Statesville this morning. I
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uwu uuuus iuioa auuio bvuHon, leii I
this morning returning to her home at
a , .
Tantego. , ;
Misses Pearl Hardy, Penina Beaman,
t Mil. tl.-t ' II .. ... I
ijinw rarser, oieBs. veu jjassiter ana Me- j
nan Patrick, of Greene county, left for
Morehead City yesterday.
They wlll re-
turn Saturday.
I
National League Games.
TnrnspAv. ,
Pittsburg 1, Boston 3.
Chicago 3, Brooklyn 0. , f
St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 6.
; Louisville 4, Baltimore 4 called on
account of darkness.
Cleveland 2, New York 0.
Statesville Landmark: E.' D. Hargler,
colored, editor of the Charlotte Enter
prise, said to be the only Democratic
papcrin the State edited by a colored
man, was in town yesterday in the ln
tereit of his paper. Tbe Enterprise is in
favor of tbe constitutional amendment
and the paper and its editor areendoreed
by a Eu'niber of the prominent citizens of
SUPERIOR COURT.
G. H. Moore Acquitted of thi Charge of
Buraltry. Report .of Grand u Jory.
Tweedy Murder Case Continued. Talk
Ofa Special Tern to Try Two Harder
Cases.
The argument of counsel In tbe case of
State re. 0. II. Moore for burglary, be4
gan on yesterday afternoon and contin.
ned this morning1.
Mr. N. J. Boose opened the argument
on yesterday for defendant and was fol-
by JMn theState. v Me8g.
Aycock, , Wooten & Sbaw followed for
defendant and Solicitor Duffy closed for j
the State. X , v'',? ';. . ,
Tbe juds;e began his charge to the jury
at flfteen mnnteB tol2 o'clock. Thecase
was given to the jury at 12:05 o'clock.
The speeches of all the counsel were
good and of a higb order.
The matter has been closely contested
by both State and defense, and counsel
'or both State and defense have reflected
rooeh credit upon themselves by the able
manner In which they have conducted
thecase.
The jpry returned a verdict of not guilty
at 12:85 o'clock.
The grand jury having finished its
work, came in court this morning, made
its report and was discharged. The jail
was reported to be in bad condition, 1
filthy and infested with vermin and ini
need of repairs. Tbe public roads were
reported in very bad condition. The
Judge referred the report to the solicitor
to take such action as he thought proper
and ordered a copy to be served on
the
chairman of the board of county commis
sioners.
Judge Bryan has decided not to take
up the Tweedy murder case, as it could
not be finished this week. The special
venire was 'discharged. There is some
talk of having a special term to try ths
two murder cases on the docket. As the
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P( with tfiA mnrrlfir nf TuvAnrlv. Iiata nnlr.
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if,,. in nor a Tr lor, T.ho nriannora nut (in I
bond ond Judge Bryan hag the matter
under consideration.
Special NotiCGS.
Smoked Sausage for sale at J. B. Cum
mings .
Two six-feet oak Show Cases for sale.
L. B. Cox & Son. . ;
Butter and Cheese on ice for sale at
J. B. Cummlngsv
If you want good substautial Shoes
buy oij. U. uummiogs', 1
Extra fine stall fed Beef at Bond's
Market for Saturday and Sunday. 'Phone
14.
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KINSTON MARKET.
Prices quoted tor Country Produce are those
Beeswax per pound...... .......... . 20
Corn per nusnel ......
Meal per bUBhel.......
0
c. sides per pound ex
aamB counirj new per pound . iX
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cnicicens per pair.......,..,,......,.,.... 25 to 50
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sheep.",..... ........, i.$o
Lamh i.co
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4 to 10
Hides I
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Bee! on root fat "4 to 5
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Pork fresh .. 5
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Dissolution Notice.
The firm of H. T. Bass & Co. was dis
solved by mutual consent August xst,
l8oa. - A. K. Umstead and D. J. Walker
returner, u.i. gass continues tne busi
ness under the same firm name.
H. J. BASS,
' A. K. UMSTEAD,
VW-v V'V D. I.WALKER.
Kinston, N. C, Aug. 23, '99. , -
TIRES! TIRES !
'TIRES!
From $2.50 per pair tip, and we
will mend punctures in 1 any tires
101 "5C ' '
. V for 75c; other re-
f-" r
J. FRANK WEBB,
TheBikeman.
RUTH BHGK
Seed!
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KINSTON, :
N. C.
A
Fine
Shirt
needs' fine laun
dry work to
make it look nice
and - wear well,
Just the , same
with all your
garments. We do
not use an inju
rious cnemical;
do not rot out your linen and can
save you the wear your garments
usually sustain,. , . r '
viau 10 nave you ry our worK.
KinstonSteamliaandFV
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; Society Stationery,
Bath Sponge,
School Sponge v
And
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OETTINGER BROS.
17 & 19 N. Queen St.
FOR YOU
DAUGHTERS
AND
sons,
who are, shortly to be offjjj
. ior couege, we
now show ,
New Dress Goods
And :
Trimmings,
Nov
Ready-Made Clothing,
Undervear,v
Notions, Etc., Etc.
New Assortments
inn
Blankets, Trunks and :
1 Valises. ,
OETTINGER BROS
Fourteen Varieties
NEW CROP
ITapnip Seed j
Just Opened,
AT
V
fcSTWliolesale and Retail.
Desirable Residence and Farm
I will lease or rent a four-horse farm,
half a mile from Kinston, in a high state
I of improvement, with a good, two-story
aweumg seven-rooms; Darns, stables, j
three tenant houses and a gin house, an
engine and all machinery for conmne
and peeking cotton.
Also my tarxn in Jones county, near
Trenton, containing about 400 acres of
open land, good dwelling house, five
tenant houses', barns and stables.
Adapted to the cultivation of tobacco,
cotton, corn, etc.
E. H. E.F. PERRY,
- , KINSTON," N.C
1 1
B.F.Cox.Pres W. C. FiKXDS, V.rPres
R. C. Strong, Cashier.
Tljr TIRI1? (YT IfniOTfl'
Hit lul Of lllilolD.
CMDOefiSed Easil28SS PaPSh 1, 1897
Established upon a rock foundation
officers are bonded and full insurance
against safe robber.
Accounts with farmers, merchants.
dealers in leaf tobacco and others solic
ited. ; , v
A nicely furnished private room, witn
stationery free, for the use And conveni
ence of our friends. Come and see us.
Board of Directors : B. W. Can-
ady, W..C. Fields, T. W. Mewborn, E.
P. Cox, J. W. Grainger, J. E. Hood,
Jesse Jackson, X. Harvey, W.L.Kenne
dy, D. V. Dixon, S. H. Abbott. ,
The
Ingcrsoll
I DOLLAR WATCH !
Guaranteed for one year.
TdTnnloJToi
fnn
Ml
luwyiiomi
OUU
Just the thing for tobacco
carers. , .
FOR 5ALR AT .
. DEflpnniv's,-
71 13 Ju ( wawl j
KINSTON, - N. C.
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II It Pays to Tiodeat The HigStoie o
Big
Remnant :
Sale
This
Week.
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A vast accumulation- of j,
Odds .k and Ends and , short JJ ;
lengths in o
Percales,
Ginghams,
Silks, , ' :
Dress Goods,
Domestics, ,
Calicoes
Lawns,
Curtain Goods,
Embroideries, &c.
All measured, marked ' in
J plain figures , and displayed J
easy Duying, at prices 11
Ik UCXl IO '
I Half Their W
i r This is the best bargain It
s opportunity of the year, and J
J j first comers will get the best ' J
1 1 choice. ' Don't miss a good
jj thing like this. 1 JJ
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON. N. C.
(f I a a n I n fl
I I Cdl 1 1 1 1 U
ffle Field !
Our summer fiarvest ig
over. We are now glean
ing the field. This i3 al
ways : a profitless task,,
but it is good business
according to our notion,
and we propose to sell
our entire stock of
Liauuns,
Opgondicc,
: Piques, .
madPQQ Cloths,
PcfcqIcs,
Cheviots,'
Fans,
PattQSOls,
Liodics' Oztiqpdz'r
(in Black and Tan),
and all other summer
fSll
lent values, and if vou
como in timo you will get
tho best of them.
n,
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kinston, N. c.i phona 50,
Er i : Clcsk Cornet
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