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W. S. H gtt PERT. Editor nd iTop'r.
Catered st p.u. u teooni im ovui mutter
For White Supremacy.
STATUS DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
CHARLES B. AVCOCK, of Wyn.,
Foil LutUTKNAKT-GoVKKKO :
WILFRED D. TURNER, of Irdll.
.: Fos SttcRBTARV or Stats :
J. BRYAN CRIMES, of Pitt. '
For Trsas vat: : -BENJAMIN
R. LACY, of Wk.
For Stats Auditor :
DR, B. F. DIXON, of CUvaluid.
For Attorrrv-Gknrral;
ROBERT D. GILMER, of Haywood.
For Commission of La son ano Printimc, :
' H. B. VARNER, of Davidson.
For Corporation Commissioners :
' FRANKLIN M'NEILL, of New Hanover.
SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of Macon.
For SofRRiMTSNURMT Puauc Instruction ;
V THOMAS F. TOON, of Robeson.
T For Commissioner of Agriculture:
SAMUEL L, PATTERSON, f Caldwell.
Sentiment nwmi to be growing all over
the entire country in favor of repealing
the 15th amendment, which gave the
fcgro tbe ballot. .
The great reapiou of the United Con-,
federate veterans at Louisville, ky., takes
place ou May, 30th to J nne 8d. It will be j
ine largest reuuiou ot tvuuieuerawa ever
held and many North Carolinians will be
in attendance.
The seating of reunion in the seat
to which Crawford was elected was
another instance of llepublican injustice.
Yet Republicans in North Carolina raise
their voices in terrible denunciation of
what they term Democratic election
frauds, The unseating of Crawford was
an unmitigated fraud. . Hut the people of
Crawford's district will again return him
to congress, and by such a tremendous
majority that even Republicans will be
unable to find . any color of excuse upon
which to unseat him.
THE HOSPITAL DOCTOR.
r B t)tm tto rUH Us Patleat
Hospital doctors were onder discus
ten. Every man tn tbe party bad bad
bsjeprtal experience at some time or
erotber, and each bad a good word for
Ms particular doctor when tbe dis
cordant man came fn. "I tell you wb&c healthy appetite,
II in, sxuu dc, vuere tire nouie uugmy
cold blooded men among tbem. I was
Biliousness is a condition characterised
by a disturbance of tbe creative organs.
The stomach is debilitated, tbe liver tor
pid, toe .bowels constipated. There is a
loathing of food, pains in the bowels,
amines, coated tongue ana vomiting,
first of the undigested or partly digested
food and then of bile. Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets allay the
disturbances of the stomach and create a
They also tone uo the
Dowels. Try tbem and too are certain
to be much pleased with tbe result. For
I sale by J. E. Hood, druggist
in one of the big hospitals not long
ujcp. Turning uocuot ineiiu vi imue, (fefeVOl TuOkallOi.
ii was ni&ui ana lucre was noi wuca
going on. There wre four or live doc- BlfiT HOITliny.
tors ieffia my rncna arouna. ana pflirnlA Elmtr
some one suggeted a game of poker. riintaKC riUUlj
"We hadu'X leen playing long when a Qflt jTlCl
nurne knocked at the door and said, j At -
Doctor. I think the iKitient in No. 8 Is tXTVCCL UOOUS,
dying; won't you come down? 'Yee, Cmv4f
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and Sour Pickles,
ALL FRESH.
T. P. ASHF0R0.
terOn Tekaboe,
right away said the doctor. Til draw
three cards. Hi! filled his hand and
played it, and he kept right ou playing
for about 15 minutes, when there came
another knock at the door and the
nuine said: 'Really, doctor, that man's
condition Is rery serious. I know he s
eying; wont you comer The doctor J j A i l
said: Yes. yes; oh. 1 forgot 111 be Mil MN NUUIIUtillltiN I I
tucre in just a minute i n raise you a
quarter, doc.'
'Well, lie played that hand out and
the next one. nud -then he sold he
giuwsod iic'd go tte Hie patient. Tbe
uurxe met hint half way down the
taint aud told him the man was dead.
Now. what do you think of that?"
fcll. they get hardened, tliey see so
much suffering," sulci one of the party
apvlogi't'enlly.
"If he'd gone w-lien he was Grst call
ed, - he- probably couldn't have done
mirth in;? to save the man's life," said
the .sm'oiwI.
MVfr. jMild, the discordant man, "but
juKt ns a iruuter of form he might have
quit after he MUmI that first hand."
"lie might." a-'wented all the party.
"Hut tho mm v.-an going to die any
way'Ncw York Sun.
We are conducting an exclusive
Wholesale Grocery Business in
the brick store opposite the Court
House in Kinston, and invite mer
i cnants to inspect ana price our
goods before purchasing. .
Frices ana Goods guaranteed.
SUURELL & McCOY,
Wholesale Grocers, Kinston.N.C.
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MOORE & HOOKER,
Dealers in all Kinds of Fresh Meats, Fish, etc. '
GROUND BONE for Poultry the best feed known for laying
hens. Givejt a trial. , Yours truly
MOORE & HOOKER.
BLIND BRAINS...
Are those used by the merchant who tries to
sell goods without advertising He that is
wise doth advertise in THE KINSTON FREE
press. . , : -: 7-
A QUEER OCCUPATION.
In Norfolk the daughters of the Con
federacy have erected a monument to
Father Uyan, . the poet-priest of the
Confederacy." It is of granite and bears
the simple inscription: "Father Ryan,
Foet-rriest. Erected A. D. 1000 by the
Daughters of the Confederacy of Norfolk,
; bis native city." The 22d inst it will b
uo veiled. lie sang his way into the
hearts' of thousands and his poems are
bis own best monument, but bis ad
tnlrers will be glad to know that bis
merit and memory ars to be preserved in
a granite shaft. , '
. One of the most interesting features of
tbe , Confederate reunion at Louisville,
Ky., May 80th to June 8d, will be the
appearand of u vouipuny of Cher6kee
Indians, who . will accompany the vete
rans from North Carolina. Thirty full
blooded red men will take part in the
great parude and participate in the festl v
- ities of the men who wore the gray. For
they, too, wore the badge of the Confed
eracy and fought bravely to defend it
throughout tbe great conflict. The thirty
Indians who will attend the "reunion
are the survivors of the fumous Cherokee
battalion of Qen. Thomasl west North
Carolina brigade. The 'red skins were
living in North Carolina, when' Hie war
broke out and they followed ju the .steps
' of their comrades of the Old Nortt State,
Catherine tbe Dovrn of Cattails la
tbe Jersey Meadows. -
One Of; the queerest Industries has
grown pp on the Il&ckcnsack meadows,
an otherwise apparently useless oog
upon which It Is unsafe for man or
lxUKt to venture. In the summer cer
tain lufns of the meadows are covered
with a dense growth of cattails. They
grow particularly rank and large.
SouietlmoN the tall.' or furry part, is a
foot or more loug and thick la propor
tion. The Ught. furry down, is long
nud soft.' bearing a close resemblaace
to down when first taken from the
stalk. . '. -. - V ...-.-.
Certain people . always more or less
quck to see tbe advantage of a waste
product hare begun gathering the seed
down from cattails and are making It
n considerable business. Just 'before
the Ice I" goue In , the spring Is tho
time selected. Provided with a large
sack In which to store the feathery
products, the gatherer goes - about
among the tall flags, puLU off the down.
deposits It in his sack and takes It
home. It Is not a particularly pleasant
pleco of work, because rb little bits of
down fly all over one, 'getting in the
eyes, the nose, the mouth and ears, and
completely rover one's clothing. Dut
It furnishes work, and men. and women
do It , ' -
It Is tukeu tuna the sack, carefully
spread where it will dry thoroughly,
and It Is then ready' to be. used In pil
lows or wherever ,ctse gecume animal
down Is advisable. It doosn't last long,
because Us libera lack efostlcky. but
for a time the pillow w411 be as soft as
ny. s : ,
Those w4io gatlier it make reasona
bly fair pay at H. though bardly-voougb
when the danger end tbe diwigrevable
character of the wovk areiwosidered.--New
Tork ComaMHreial sVdwrtlser. .
Study the Points of
Our
Carriages,
and yon will find that they are '
perfectly built on designs that are
absolutely correct. Prom tbe
: building of the body to the patting
on of the tires, we know that'
everything is O. K in the con-
- straction of the carriages we sell.
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n we ao not nave in stocx tne exact comoinattons mat you want la a
vehicle we will take pleasure in making it on short order.
An Ellis buggy is a good buggy. 1 ; ; . . ,
We give an absolute guarantee with every buggy bought of us.
ELLIS CARRIAGE WORKS,
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k FIRE INSURANCE POLICY
tod not need Itthan need It and not
: MM HftTO lttM
We are prepared to write all
classes of property, town or coun
try, at lowest rates consistent with
safe insurance, and on very reason
able terms. , ,
L. HARVEY SON,
KINSTON, N. C.
WHY DOfl'T YOU FIX UP A SIT
We are making a specialty of GENTS' SHOES this
spring. We have them in varied styles and can suit anyone
in Style, Size or Price. ,
: A Chocolate Colored VIcI Kid, in button or lace,' a beauty ,
for $4.00. " 9 .
' A Black VlcI, a good shoe for only $3.50.
Black Surpass This is the shoe ot which we ' have had
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Price I4J00.
We have just received a big line o PATENT LEATH
ER Shoes. Price $5.00. These are beauties. Call and see
them.
Gents' Goods. .
A full line of Gents' Underwear, Neckwear, - Collars,
Cuffs, Fancy Hosiery, Negligee and White Shirts, SERGE
COATS, Double and Single Breasted, from $5.00 to $8:50.'
In fact, our line of Gents Wear for the Spring; will be full
pi and 'complete.
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DAI1 QUINERLY;
.KINSTON, N. C.
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Paintmakees, BALTIMORE.
STiLQ BajD
Semi7Paste Form
On Cttllon
Tcao Gallons.
j PRINTING?
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All over H'au you vcUl see liuagea of
foxoH oIJ fsxN, with their noses chip
ped and tholr enrs broken onT; older
foxes still, with a growth of moss on
their backs; sly. alert foxes, with noses
perked smartly in tho air: great foxes
and little rex en. sages and downs, all
tunas and degrees, ahowlng the nreva
lence.o this belief In tho land of tbe
wistaria and the fan and also showing
in wnat respect the fox is bcM. It Is
curleua to note that tn all countries tba
fox, above ail other animals, bas been
considered to exert great influence soul
power, ah nations have legenda ef
which the cunning and lotclUgence of
in roc art the theme.
is with a good deal of pleasure and
'sauwarwon mas 1 recommend Chamber
Iain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Ikm
edy," says Drugget A. W. Sawtelle, ol
HarUord, Conn. "A lady customer, see-
, ing the remedy exposed for sale on my
ebowcoiw, said tome: 'I really believe
that medicine saved my life the pat
summer while at the shore,' and she be
camo so enthusiastic over Its merits that
I at once made cd hit mind tn, wwn.
mp" 1 it la the la tare. Kwn'Jy a gnt!e-m-'i
car.-.e into my store no overcome
wi:h coiic rains that be tzzk at onre to
t: f.or. I five tim ao''eof tl.is rt-n-T
wli. h L.'-i Liai. I reratl ti e
d 9 nnl ia t.'vv.a mfsav-s ho lft my
f : e-r..::r;y ir.frnvirj me tlatfce U-lt
t : ".'-1 r i f nr." t'jIJ ly J. 11 Hoo J
Former Vice lYeeldent Iev1 P. Wor-
. ton Is now ralslug chlckcna for a living
aud probably has the finest hennery as
well aa the uneat barn in the world at
bis farm. Ellerslto, which Overlooks tbe
Iludsou near the village -of Ehiaecllflr,
He hatchet ail bla cbkkena by Incuba
tion and baa 15 incubators' constantly
employed, turning eat .several h undred
little chickens every week; thus belog
evble to rurnlsh spring chkkens at all
periods of tho year, which be sells to
the cluba and . faahlooabie boteia of
New York. Mr. Morton 1mm been in
tbe milk bufilnesa for a long time and-
uppUes xallk, cream and butter to the
Union league club, tbe Metropolitan
club, tbe Union. University and other
dub add t Delmooico. Sherry, the
Waldorf-Astoria and similar tabt!sh-
xaonta. m milk brings a fclgh prtre in
xaerket, aentng for 12 cents a Quart
&&d bla cream CO cents a aoart. nts
Xacome fnom bis dairy, bis benbery
anj Lis vegetable aardva (4 more ttsn
J2d,000 a year. (
The Cr Lsvr la tartans Is tttevery
stripe of wLafever brcadlh orHolon
must be-tbe same la both the' lerirta
and breadth cf ther;b.
WORKS splendidly for the painter
LOOKS beautiful on a job, and
WEARS till it makes a man's heart
and pocket feel good I
, Go Skv Oca Ackkts,
DIXON & HOOKER,
Ask them to tell you something of
, and to shovcyoa some of ft .
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Call on us at II. E. SHAW'S
law office. We will give all busi
ness our procpt attention and
guarantee satisfaction.
Titlti,
100 acres of fmrm laud.
cash or cotton on short time.
One hundred acres of land
cash.
Will
for
the
For JSalo !
Nice lot in town of Kiniton. cqttoa
feet, opposite M. E. church, on Caswell
street, the highest point a the street
between the monument and knittinsr
Utf.
One house and lot la Kinston on Per.
ton Avenue, 4 roont, outhonie. etc
One house an.1 lot oa Csiwell itret.
ces-r ur'.tung I,:;.:.
Ce f ra la Ecd II ill towrst'?. Il'-b
Ute ci lmprovetnett. Clesnlor c-s.i.
C:t firtauetr LGrsr- ccnt'ilz":
ii5 seres.
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OIROULARS,
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DODGERS, ,
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Newspaper. Print it well and
quick. , jCheap too. '
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