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Mokdat Etknino, February 111, 1900.
Mr.C. W. Porter, the blind piano tuner.
will be in Kinaton this week. V ;
Sixteen additions to the M. E. churcb
by certificate were announced Sunday.
Iter, J. R. Vaugban will deliver a tern
notiob to democrats, fiotico to Anthony Davis' Heirs
of dividing the estate, personal and real.
a n neus 01 sininonv vavis wui meet ai nun run.
Lenoir county, North Carolina, on tha 14th day , of
lor tno DurooM
al. ThoM who
cannot attend in person must be represented in
writing. This place has been agreed upon as the
most convenient w mil persona conccrnco. 1- . :
: : :, v . t.c wooten,:
. - , . . Atty. for heirs.
The Call for the State Convention
. To Meet in RaleJarh on April 11. ,
Italeljrh. Feb. 10. Chairman Simmons
tonight issued the following ; .
"To Democratic Voters of North Caro
lina: ' ' ' ',"v .' ' -''-'''';
"Br order of the executive committee,
notice is hereby given that the next State
convention will assemble at Raleigh April
11th, to nominate candidates for State
offices, select delegates to the national
Contracts will be let on Satur
and determine. 'Each county will be aay,rtDniary 17, 1900,10 Duua two
entitled to elect one delegate and one Tobacco Warehouses. - For par-
HOtf ICS I
perance lecture in the Disciple church to. , te to tjon for every ticulars, call on or address either
i ; ' '. I ISO Democratic voters and one delecate I .rii ;j ,
. On suvnnnt nf th Rnrfin unflatlnir i" . - tk r, Jk S unucr&iraeu. ;
Raleigh tomorrow and tomorrow night caat therein at the last gubernatorial 1 ne committee reserves the right
the A. A N. C. will sell tickets to Golds- election. Notice is also given that at the to reject any or all bids. , , . :
Vnrn and rtnrn for one flrnt-nlMH fare.. ' v v, Ufnt AnnvntnT . ' . '
Iy. T. UUAJfMAN,
boro and return for one first-class fare.
Dr and Mrs. II. Johnson and children
left for Goldsboro Sunday. Dr. Johnson
, will take 0 prospecting trip through the
.western states with a view of locating in
that section, . , ;
Mr. C. M. Jordan is having a nice two
' story eight-room residence erected on
Lenoir street, in the tobacco section of
town. ' Mr. Jordan is having the house
built for his own use.
Mess. N. J. Rouse,' II. E. Shaw and
L. C. Brogden have been appointed as a
library committee by the graded school
directors. ' The committee will appreciate
co ntributionS of books for the graded
school library. ' Mr. H. E. Shaw has
generously contributed a set of Chambers'
Encyclopedia, 15 volumes.
orty-eignt applicants ror attorneys'
licenses were examined by the supreme
court last week. Fifteen failed and thirty
three were granted license, among the
successful ones being Mr. Emmett R.
Wooten, the clever son of Sheriff J. C.
"VTooten, of Lenoir county. We congratu
late our young townsman. He will
' practice law with Mr. T. C. Wooten.
We nave heard it rumored lor sometime
that another passenger train would be
Sat on the A. & N. t R. R. Saturday's
ewbern Journal says such a train Is
scheduled to be inaugurated in a short
time that it is virtually a daily passenger
' train between Goldsboro and Newbern.
This train will be known as a fast
freight. It will leave Goldsboro at 7:30
r a. . . a a .a
a. m., leaving alter tne arrival 01 toe
early train from the north. ' It will leave
Newbern at 6 p. m., making tne connec-
time of the call of the State convention
our executive committee adopted unani
mously the following: 4 sk-Xv -;-";; : "
" 'Resolved, That the question of pri
maries for selection of a candidate for j
United States senator be referred to the
people In the call for the. next State con
vention for such action as that conven
tion may deem best.' " ,
. To Care a Cold lo Ono Day
Take Laxativs Bromo Ouinink Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Crovb's si i.a.ure u on each box. ejc.
Special Notices.
Subscribe to The Free Press.
Wanted. Six first-class Cows now in
milk. .Apply to F, Ashford. ' J
Fob RENT.The Campbell house, at f 3
per week. Apply to Dr. H. U. IItatt. v:
i Position Wanted. 'A thorouirhly com
petent bookkeeper would be glad to get
a position. Anyone needing a bookkeeper
will please address Box Ifo. 287, Kins-
ton.JN.U.
S. A.Jolinson antl J.E.FIiysioc
have entered into a co partnership to
carry on a first-class, up-to-date Mer-
cbapt Tailoring business.
- W. G. GARRIS,
T. L. KEEN, JR.,
Committee.
Grifton, N. C, Feb. 7, 1900
OETTIMGER DHOSJ
' 17 L I N. Qas SL
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaviaAaAA
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It Pujra to Trade t the Big Sto e
; ; "' ; .i " - ',; A
3,000 Yards .
Finest ;
American
Ginghams
cameras;
and
SUPPLIES
I'or Photographic Work, A com
plete line at manufacturers' prices.
ICall on me.
J. E. HOOD.
! . We will carry a nice line of Cloth, Cas
simeres, Worsteds, Etc., in connection
with a fine line of Samples, for all to
cnoose irom. . -
We promise to eive all who want a
tions at Goldsboro that night with the) suit the lowest price that can be mada to
northbouud train. On this fast freight guarantee irst-viHs Mercnant Tauor-
will be two new passenger coaches that D&
THE
nave Deen ordered Dy tne road, a num
ber of new freight cars that have been
ordered and are expected to arrive soon
will add to - tne equipment rendered
necessary by the increased service. On
Sundays the train will run through to
Aioreneaa uty ana return.
. PERSONAL MENTION.
8. A. JOHNSON.
J. E. PHYSIOa
Mr. G. R. Richardson spent yesterday
in L.aurange. ;
Mr. Geo. B. Webb left Sunday for Bal
timore on a business trip.
Miss Clara Humphrey! of Clarks, is vis-
ltiting Miss Gertrude Jones.
Mr. J. M. P, Joyner, of Goldsboro, came
Saturday to spend a tew days nere.
, Mr. Charlie Meacham left Sunday to
ppena a tew days m wutawvnie, . u.
Mrs. H. C. Bailey and Mies Nina Todd
lsfr Kafiipiair rr vitiif of Hf rkunhAn A sHi --rv I
1V1V WUVUIUlkJ VU V A OA V CBJW . ULvl vUCOiVI Sl VJ I
Mr. W. D. Pollock returned ' Saturday
from attending the supreme court at
Raleigh. ,
' Miss Mamie Taylor, who had been vis
iting her aunt, Mrs. K. W. Whitfield, re
turned to KODersonvuie Saturday.
Mr, Walton Pace came to Kinston Sat
urday and left for LaGrange Sunday. lie
noias a position as traveling salesman.
Peputy Collector J. E, Cameron came
from Raleigh Saturday, to visit his fam
ily, and returned to Raleizh this morn-
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hill, Jr., and Miss
Maud Rice returned Saturday from a
visit to relatives and friends at Gardners-
Tllle. . , , :
Jir. D. Oettinger went to Goldsboro
Rnnn o tr mAmirtrf oni Mfntm 4n 4-UA $
WUUauj tUVtiUUIfc UVA IvUUl AJ,CVi 111 tllO Cljl"
ternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Oettinger,
"uu utw uvt-u yicuduig lur Btiverui uays in
uoid8uoro.
Mr. and Mrs. li Einstein and their two
children returned Saturday from New
York. Mr. Einstein spent two . weeks
among the manufacturers' mill agents, in
the interest of the wholesale department
oi ms nrm.and reports having purchased
cui euuruiuus otocs. auu ac a Dig saving.
Cotton Market.
No New York market today closed on
account ot Holiday, .Lincoln's birthday.
Spot cotton in Kinston, 8.
Russell on the Amendment.
Raleigh, Feb. 10. Loge Harris left for
Chicago today to speak Monday night at
me annual luncoin Dirthday banquet.
instead of Gov. Russell. He will express
the latters views, f He will say North
Carolina, once for free trade, is now for
protection, lie will speak of the fran-
chite amendment. He expresses the belief I
it wui Derated and sajs the gov
ernor tLLak it cannot be defeated.
It'. ' : tic job work i3 ths kind you get at
In Buying A Watch
: buy as good a case as you can
afford, but first get a, move
ment which will be' accurate.
Every watch movement we
sell belongs to until it
measures time accurately. ,
Pick the case, and let us
decide on the movement, and
you will own a watch and a
time keeper.
THE JEWELER,,
; : KINSTON, N. C.
m n
) , c x Self-Playing
C-3'U08ICBOI
- $6.00
t.
and upward.
Is the latest and most improved of all the Music
Boxes with Interchangeable Tune-Disks. '
The piano cannot produce the richness attained bv
the Criterion unless played by six or eight hands,
and then the plavers must be experts. It is -superior
to every other make in tone and simplicity of con
struction. The durability you'll appreciate years
from now, after inferior makes would have been
worn out and useless. Bisks are easily changed
they're practically indestructible. , : , :
Chartnine Home Entertainments may be arranred
without notice if a Criterion is in the parlor danc
iiiy;, biiikiuk. iiisiruuiciiia rcuucruii; uyuiua nuu
Church music, too. .
CP11T AW TPTIT on receipt of price. We will
OLnl Ufl 1 AlAii Knd the Criterion on" ten
i days' trial. You can return it, and get your money
back, it not entirely satisnea. write to
M. J. PAILLARD & CO..
68o Broadway, ' ' - New York.
Or inquire of dealers in musical instruments
' , and jewelers. - ;
Agents Wanted.
' t3"Insist on a CRITERION there is no "just as
good' Catalogue r ree.
Always Whole. Bui Never "Holey."
HOLEPROOF SOX
are just- what we say they are. I
Sox that are proof against holes;'
that are knit by such a novel . and J
perfect process, - and of so fine a
quality of yarn that they .)
Never
Need
Mending
Sold Under
.Written
Guarantee,
50c
a pair
OETTINGER BROS:
have just been un
packed and are offer-
3 ed ijbr sale at the very
j lowpnceoi '
10c Yard.
, Only the quantity
we bought could
make this price pos
sible. These goods
are perfect copies of
the finest French
Ginghams, ; both in
quality and design.;. ;
. Stripes, Checks,
Plaids and Plain col:
ors. A truly remark
able line, and at the
price offered should
go quick..
BcflrSamples sent
on request. A postal
does the work. , ,
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1M Erery Business Man
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THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON
N.C,
..Ari.;
Materials;
Embroidery Silks
of latest shades in Filo and
Twist. '
Anyone
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filling in the lines below to
read correctly and bring to
us with their order for : Gar
den Seed will .receive a nice
Pocket Memorandum Book
FREE!
Stamped Linens.
Iinen Xawn for Handker
chiefs and beautiful Laces
for Trimming. . - -
All-Over Lace3
for embellishing Dresses.
XCTThese goods just
ceived. '-V .
re-
A. R.1VIILLER,
KINSTON, N. C. '
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Fac-Slmila of His . .
SIGNATURE,
in ike form of f a . RUBBER STAMP. I
This stamp and vour siematurtj in wood
(used for printing purposes) delivered to
any address for ONE DOLLAR. ,
Also Rubbpr Stamps of eveiv descrip-
1? - T a T-v - a. r . . a 1
uon, trams, jLiaiers. aiencus, seit-ingers.
iiey enecjes, tsxgn Markers, Slc, &c.
sOCorre8pondenee' solicited.
R0BT. t. LUMSDEN, JR., f.lfgr.,
BOX 202, . n , RALEIGH, N. C. !
EmbroidoriG
And 1
Recognized Style
has much to do with a ram's advance-
QCGS
When thc3o2 beautiful
Goods! aro"seen!!tha im
possibility of finding any
ment. We make the clothes which will mOrO artlStlC Or.OI DCttCr
take a man. any where. ;The qualitv of ,.. . .
vie ierial, perfection of cut a-.d finish, quality Will DO appCtrCHU
a.m xnax uressiness wnicn oniy wen a 11 J :
tailored anoarel has. are features nnon I . UP cii U U'd lyllio
. "-J".- T - - . t .
which we base a claim for your, patron-
aue. ; ....!.';. -,
Siace , receivinjr; our . nobby ! Spring FIn.fh -hn.fi irfS flUIl charm.
samples we nave Doosea several orders,
and we are obliged to increase our force
in order to keep up with the tendy in
crease of business, notwithstanding it is
yet early for spring trade. Wt? have
every facility for turning out work
Jrcniptly.i- , "
Now is your time 1 1 select your Easter
Suit from tV-2 l"::est line of sainp'esever
shown in Kin-tea. We guarantee all
outwork, w!:tt!,cr new or olJ.
Dyeiner, Cl- r :r x aud Tressin done
in a firstla. 3 ruaaiier.
Vre have tted up a room expressly
for the Ladies' Tailorir-r djrartnent,
and are Lavinjr as much as we can do in
that (':--8 ripest. Every courtssy Bhown
t3l:.:::3.
The rjood3 wcro bought
boforo tho advance, and
will bo cold accordmTl7.
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