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t THE DAILY FBBB PBESS. subscription prices: PERSONAL MENTION. Time of Year one week One month. .10 centa .36 Tbree months. f LOO Twelve months $4.00 Thib&day Evening, Sept. 7, 1809. Tbe American Tobacco Co.'n atemmerv has commenced work. Another carload of rails has arrived for the Bell Logging company Rev. W. 0. Johnston is assisting Kev. 8. W. Sumrell in a revival meeting at Wheat Swamp church this week. Dr. R. II. Lewis informs us that the covernment thermometer was at 99 F, at 3. o'clock yesterday in Kinston. A man from Jonescounty, who brought tobacco to Kinston today, had a large rattlesnake with 13 rattles which he had killed. Lillie Kornegay, colored, was before the mavor yesterday for assault. She was bound over to court in the sum of a f 50 bond, which she gave. Many from and near Kinston went on the stockholders' excursion to Morehead to have your children's hair cut Send the little ones down and we'll cut the hair right, and treat the children kindly and courteously. Only 15 cents. THOS. H.GREEN, Tie Barter. Mrs. Lovit Illnes spent today in Golds- boro. Miss Eva Webb returned from Grifton yesterday. Mr. J. R. Ball returned from Newbern this morning. Mr. John D. Grimsley, of Snow Ilill, was in Kinston today. Mies May Harrell returned from Wash ington, N. C, yesterday. Prof. Joseph Kinsey and daughter, Miss Ina, returned to Wilson this morning. Mesdames II. C. Bailey. John Fields and J. II. Ellis spent today in Goldsboro. Miss Virginia Westbrook, o! Faison, came yesterday to visit her cousin, Mrs headache cure. . INO morprune, Aiess. ijovh nines, v . v. ijauoque jr., chloral, anupyrine,cocaine or any dang- and Ilarvev Hines returned from Philadel- erous drue. Dhla yesterday. . Ila a grateful, soothing remedy for OETTINGER BROS. 17 & 19 N. Queen St. HJHshoD on Gordon St, lust back of Temple jNtarston's urng Btore CAPUBJHE, YOUR HEAD'S BgStt FRIEND. In the old days the only way to treat a headache was to "grin and bear it," or I to take a nauseating purgative. Now people are being cured and their nerves and stomachs soothed by Hick's CAPUDIME Mrs. C. S. Wallace and Miss Gertie Dill, of Morehead City, came this morning to visit Mrs. W. S. Herbert. Misses Nell Blow and Lottie Skinner, who had been visiting Miss Jennie Moye, returned to Greenville this morning. Mrs. J. Y. Joyner and two eons, of City today. The train had ten coaches Greensboro; Mrs. W. G. Wilson and three when It passed through Kinston, The colored grand chapter order of the Eastern Star, a female Masonic organiza tion of the State, will hold its convention in Kinston on Tuesday, September 12th, About 150 delegates are expected, We have lately noticed much tobacco cominor to Kinston from afar. This is a good sign that the Kinston tobacco mar ket is constantly increasing its sales. People make no mistake when they bring their tobacco to Kinston. About 175,000 pounds of tobacco were sold on the Kinston market today. The price for good bright tobacco Is improv ing. More tobacco will probably be sold In Kinston this week than has ever been sold on our market for the same number of days before. A dispatch from Winston to the Raleigh Post has this about aformerKinstonian; "Rev. H. C. Bowen has resigned as pas tor of the Christian church. He will prob- children, of Wilson's Mills, and Mrs. Hay wood EdmondsoH, of Wilson, came from LaGrange yesterday to visit at Mr. N. J. Rouse's. tired nerves. JOTSold in Kinston by I. E. Hood, I Henry Dunn, Temple-Marston Co., and by William 'Tyndal at Dover, and by well stocked drugstores everywhere. 25c and 50c a Bottle. E.P Cox,Pres W. C. Fields, V.-Pres R. C. Strong, Cashier. A Full Line Of Neckwear Just In. H It Para lo Trade il Tte Big Store. j Newest Patterns IN THE I The Trust Robs Producers, Southern Tobacoo Journal. Unfortunately for the producers a good Commenced Easiness fflareh 1, 1897 Established upon a rock foundation tee confidence of the people. big crop of tobacco does not necessarily offiTrs are bonded full insurance Prevailing Shapes. BSrGive us a call. OETTINGER BROS. fetch good big prices. Special Notices. To Let. One large room. A. R. Miller If you want a fine Country Ham 'phone or call at J. 13. Lummings' store. If you get scarce of something to eat, 'phone o call at J. B. Cummings', and F. Cox, J. W, you can get it. We have on band, kept fresh and nice in a cool refrigerator, a lot of the famous Fox River Butter, (Jan furnish all. JAS; F. Pabuott. Butter 20 cents pound. Sweet Fota Potatoes, Uabbage, Onions, against safe robber. Accounts with farmers, merchants. dealers in leaf tobacco and others solic ited. A nicely furnished private room, wita stationery free, for the use and conveni ence of our friends. Come and see ns. Board op Directors : B. W. Can- ady, W. C. Fields, T. W. Mewborn, E. Grainger, J. E. Hood Jesse Jackson, L. Harvey, W. L. Kenne dy, D. v. Dixon, 8. H. Abbott. toes, Irish AddIcs. Pears. Country Hams. Sides and abiy accept a call to a church in Virginia. Shoulders, Smoked Sausage, the very best He is a strong preacher, and has been I Juard, for sale at J . u. Cummings. r 8 Waterground Peal, (wholesale only), , AT. P. A. HOOKER & CO. 'S, KINSTON, N. C. f? Silk !H Bosom j) Shirts At 50c j Each. See Window Display. -51 5 1 here three years." Margaret Chestnut and husbrnd, Jesse Chestnut, both colored, were before J. G. Cox, J. P., yesterday for assault with a deadly weapon on Lola Kornegay, col ored. Margaret was bound over to court under a $50 bond. The case against Jesse was dismissed. ! A. W. Worthington, colored, the princi pal of the colored graded schools, of Kin ston, has resigned to accept a position in the colored graded schools of New bern. The trustees of the Kinston graded schools will probably elect a principal lor the colored school at their nest meeting. The first bale of new cotton to be sold on Kinston market was bought this mom Ing by Mr. John F. Mewborne for Sprunt & Sons, of Wilmington. Tbe bale was brought here by Mr. Joshua Dawson, o Falling Creek township. The price, paid was X cents, lacking only 5 points being as high as New York quotations. A. & N. C. Stockholders' Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad company will be held in Morehead City, N. C, on Thursday, Sept. 28, 1809. I). M.Stanton, f Secretary and Treasurer. The Frek Press has just received one shipment of 65.0UU envelopes bought at ow prices in case lota for cash. Prices for 'them printed are way down low. Only 91.00 for 500, $1.50 for 1,000. Send in your orders for all kinds of printing. KINSTON MARKET. DEEP RUN ITEMS. September 0, 189U. The Mormon elders are in this section this week. Rev. A. . Rouse, of Mt. Olive, preached at Deep Run church Sunday. ., . , Mess. Mark Smith and Walter Grady went over to Christian Chapel Sunday. Miss Janie Stroud, ot Woodington, visited at Mr. A. Stroud, Sr.'s, last week. Quite a number of Woodington's pret. tie6t girls visited at Mr. Joshua Dawson's Sunday. ' Mr. John Shivers and sisters, Misses Agnes 'and Hannah, of Seven Springs, visited at Mr. B. Smith's Sunday. Elegant job printing is turned out at Tot Feeb Pbess office, at low prices. , ; Prices quoted for Country Produce; are those paid oy dealers. Beeswax per pound 20 Corn per bushel 60 Meal per bushel 60 L. C. Bides per pound 6 Hams country per pound 12 Salt per sack.... 80 Lard country per pound 8 Chickens per pair as to 50 Effga per dozen 12 Peanuts per bushel. 75 Sheep......;., 1.80 Lamb i.eo Hides dry 4 to 10 Hides green 5 Beef on toot fat 4 to 5 Pork fresh 5 fodder 75 to 90 Molases.. 35 to 50 y"uf 4to4.7 Seed T ALT 1 SIZE PACKAGES, AD t)HUG STOIE. KINSTON, 'S 1 N. C. S ANTI-BILIOUS BLOOD and LIVER Sick For Biliousness, Constipation, Cures Torpid Liver, Con- sups Headache. , Cures Torpia stipated Bowels, Malaria, Chills, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Loss ot bleep, Etc. Price 25c a box. -AT THE BIG STORE, KINSTON,' N. O. TfiiplBi Drag Store. -Wholesale and Retail. GET . YOUR PRINTING from a printer who is willing and capable, and who will in terest himself to the extent of making your printing best suited to your particular needs. Inartistic Printers. who turn out medium or poor work, make little attempt to please you, but quote a low price and say nothing about quality, are many. Artistic Printers, ; wno exercise good taste, use appropriate type and newest ideas, are few. To this class we strive to belong. We do printing for most of ihe best business and professional men inthis section, and would like j to do yours, v - The Free Press, KINSTON, N. C. pfesh Today OWNEVS m l CHOCOLATE ' Souvenir Chocolates, Assorted. Chocolate Frappe, Creme Chocolat Suranne. ': Chocolate find Cream Bon Bons. Chocolate Pastilles. Chocolate Almonds. Chocolate Ice Cream Drops. Fig Confitures. Crystalized Canton Ginger. Crystalized Pineapple Bon Bons. Crystalized Bessie Bon Bons. Also Whitman's Fine Box .Can dies, Fruit Juice Tablets and Ent er Cups. ...... at the...... ONYX DRUG STORE. WIMIIIW'WM'WMI'M The . Ingersoll i DOLLAR WATCH Guaranteed for one year. Just the thing, for tobacco, curers. -for'salk at I DENJVlflRK'S, The Jeweler, .KINSTON, - N. C. Shoes! Shoes! i Shoes . 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 chemical; do not rot out your linen and can save you the wear your garments usually sustain. . ' Glad to have you try our work. IMonSteamliaundfy Phone 10 or a postal brings our team. 1 Shoes for the old man. Shoes for the old woman. Shoes for the young man. Shoes for the young wo man. Shoes for the Girls. Snoes for. the Boys. And I n Fact Shoes For Everybody. Our- Shoes are of the best make and will give you entire satisfaction. Our Prices Are Right, and we know we can save youJ:money. So if you wantfgood Shoes for a little money come to see us. Phose 11, OatbeCcrcer KINSTON, N. O.
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