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THH DAM FBI MSS. subscription prices: one week ........ , ', , . . . . ....... ........ 10 oente One moDtb .......86 Three montns. $1.00 Twelve montns .....suw Fkiday Evekino, June 29, 1900. Mr. W. C. Fields is having Improve ments made around hie residence on King street. Mr. W. H. Hill, of Trent, reports that be has cured the first barn of tobacco this season that be has heard of. Mr. II. F. Seawell, Populist, spoke in the court house this afternoon to a full house, about half of his audience being negroes. v The Sunday school excursion to More- head City this morning was crowaea. It is estimated that close to 1,000 people left Kinston on it. News was received here today that Mrs. Council Davenport, of Jones county, died last nitrht. She leaves a husband and a week-old child. Bob Glenn spoke yesterday at Seven Springs to about400 people, iiisspeecn was strong and forcible and did much good for the cause of White Supremacy. Mr. C. T. Randolph hns commenced the building of an annex to nis present dhck buildimr on Queen street. As soon as finished be will have his shops complete at one location. Mess. W. L. Kennedy and J, F. Mew borne caught fifteen large drum flsh at Morehead W ednesday and a large cum her of sheep head. Mr. Mewborne sent a box of fish up here yesterday. Mr. B. B. Wooten, of Ayden, who is the eon of Mr. J. F. wooten, or tnis place, and formerly lived at Kinston, Is very. dangerously ill with meningitis. He has many friends here who hope for his re covery. . Mr. A. S. Wooten has resigned as regis trar in Kinston precinct Wo. 2, and Mr. J. T. Cockrell has been appointed in his place. The books will now be open at the A. L. denot. except Saturdays, when they will be kept at the Atlantic warehouse. Sheriff B. W. Edwards, of Greene coun ty, yesterday brought the negro rapist, Isaac Harris, from the Snow Hill jail and lodged bim la the jail at Kinston. This was done to prevent the possibility of a lynching, as the people of ureene county were justly aroused. Tbere is no better judge of the value of publicity than the advertiser. He pays for it. The successful merchant recog nizes the power of the press, and takes advantage of it to influence the public. This great power lies within the reach of an. ro man nas a monopoly oi oppor tunity. Philadelphia Record. Married. Mr. Aor Ellis and Mrs. Mollie Pate, I Loth of Kinston. were married last night at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Alice Hemby, by Dr. II. D. Harper. FOUNTAIN HILL ITEMS. , June 27, 1000. Some of our farmers began laying-by crops this week. Mr. T. 6. Watford went to Kinston last Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr, Billy Ormond, of near Ormondsrille, risitod his parents here Sunday. Mr. Jim Brooks', of Grifton, visited his uncle, Mr. Henry Brooks, last Sunday. ; Mr. ueorge AieLAwnon ana Bister, Aiiss Ola, were visiting Mins Mamie Barker Suaday. v Mrs. C A. Bland, of Grifton, visited her father, Mr. Cbas. Odham, Saturday and returned Monday. . , Mrs. Lon Pridgen and Misses Ebbie and Rosa Hooten were visiting at Mr. John Uooten's last Saturday and Sunday. Last Sunday was rather a rainy day, but nevertheless Bro. Alonio Edwards preached a good sermon at Edwards' Chapel. , ' - ' - - ' . NEW REGISTRATION. An Entire New Registration is Re quired. Books Open Thursday, June 28 th, and Close July 21st. Bejrinnlng on Thursday, June 28th, the registration books will be opened and every elector must register, as an entire new registration is necessary. ml 1 f . x ue uuoki open at v o ciocs a. m., on above date and close at sunset Saturday. wuiy i, ivw. The books are to be keDt onen each day (except Sunday! between -the. hours of nine o clock a, m. and sunset. On Saturday, June 30. Saturdav. Jnlv 14, and Saturday, July 21, the registrar is required 10 attend at tne pollingplaces in nis pmciocc wuu nis oooks lor the reg istration of voters. , The registrar is required to attend at the polling place In his precinct on Satur day, July -2$, 1900, for the purpose of allowing an inspection of his books and entering any challenges that may be made. , But challenges may be made on the day of election. No registration can be allowed after July 21, 1000, nnleaa the person offering to register hns become qualified since that date, and in that event be may reg ister on election day. Two robbers attempted to break into the People's National Bank at Martins Tilla, Va., Wednesday niht. Thpy saw a nis-t potman anl M. leaving their drnazut. caps and jewier. The officer f red nt thra, I zt V. reaped. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parham returned yesterday from Raleigh. Mr. J. W; Grainger returned this mom ing from Morehead City. Mr. B. F. Nunn and two children, of Wilson, were in Kinston yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashford and child returned this morning fromNewbern. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ellis went to Win terville this morning. They will 'return tonight. Mrs. J. C. Wooten left this morning for Ayden to visit Mr. B. u. Wooten, who is very Bick. Mrs. J.H. Griffith and little daughter left this morning to visit her parents at Alexandria, Vo. Miss Bessie Garris, who bad been visit ing at Mr. W. H. ClaytorV returned to her home near Ayden this morning. Miss Lottie Wood, of Falling Creek, who bad been visiting Miss Beatrice Kay ner. returned home this morning, Miss Beatrice accompanying her. Mess. II. T. Knott and 'Frank Quinerly went to Winterville this morning to the big Democratic rally and barbecue there today. Hon. R. B. Glenn spent last night in Kinston and left this morning for Win terville. ' . Died. Mr. Wm. Tyndal died in East Kinston Wednesday night and was buried in the cemetery yesterday afternoon. He moved to Kinston from Unslow county. He left a wife and five children to mourn his death. Miss Bettie Tuton, 1 6-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W J. Tuton, died at her home in Kinston last night, of billious fever. The remains were interred in the cemetery this afternoon at 4 o'clock. This is a very sad death indeed. She was a bright and promising young wo men and had been sick only a short time. The family has our sincere sympathy. The Best Prescription for Chills- and fever U bottl. of Gbovb'i Tastklbs Chill Tonic It il imply iron and quinine in a taiteleif iorm. No cure 9 pay. Price, ajc. Special Notices. Butter on ice, 20c a pound, at J. B. lu minings'. Keep up with the town news. "The FherPbess prints the town news. Only iu cents a weeK. . Lost. Plain Gold Pen. between C. T. Randolph s shop and A. & N. C. depot Finder return to Mrs. C, T, Randolph. Just received Pickled Beef, Pijr Pork and Horse Mackerel, also a lot of heavy' cram salt lor ice cream, at Myers & Midyette. 1838. 1900. Gras to Female Cfc Fall Term Begins September 12, 1900. Catalogue on application. OREO PEACOCK, President. Supremacy is what we claim in the art of mix ing iuui ijkixvks. 11 you want something that will tickle the palate and reach the right spot, get a drink at Skinner's new fountain. erlCK CREAM daily at ' J. T. SKINNER'S Your special attention is called to ' " Tobacco Twine, p Thermometers, Overall Pants I in White, Blue, Brown and Tan. Prices right Give us a call. Rnrnnins I Rama ins f This Week Only ! Redaction on all Dry Goods, all White I Goods and all Colored Goods of , every kind. When we say we reduce prices we mean reduction, wow tnis reduc tion is for this week only. We have some pretty goods in White and Colors which we will sell just above cost, which are extra bargains. We nave a lot of other goods which we have priced j down at cost lor tnis wees only.' New York Racket Store, No, 41 Pridgen Block, KINSTON, N. C. Why Don't You Got tin triad ? ... :.;.v..j; ' .. Married people buy more Drugs, such as Paregoric, and Cream Soaps and delicate , Brushes and Castor Oil and a whole lot of Medi cines. Do not like to nave people j sick, but everybody's system' gets out of order some time, and I will do my best to repair it. When you are well come in and buy Cigars, Toilet Goods, Station ery and Cold Drinks. I will please you. J. E. HOOD. Patronize Home - and Save Money ! The hose and half-hose 'made by the ORION MILLS, Kinston, JN. U., are not only economi cal for you to wear, . because of their fine wearing qualities and comfortableness, but they are made at home. The man ufacture of them gives em--. ployment to people right In Kinston. Every dealer ought .... i 1 Jt. i.1 ..-:-.'...,.....; tu uauuic lucxu. . . Be sure to insist on havin? poods made at the ORION MILLS. By doing so you will not only save money, but will be help ing a home industry; s Ice. Ice. The very best ice de livered full weight as or dered. Call up Phone 12 and have your Jorder receive prompt attention. "Je have a wagon to make regular trips to all our customers. , : ; We respectfully solicit your patronages JAS. F. PARROTT, KINSTON, N. C. On Entire Stock Cut ' Many Articles Being Sold At Any Price Procurable.... am positively coins out of bucincc3 and if you need anything nc cd- edina hone chold; nOV 13 tilD timo to buy. 0ETT1XGE3 E3CS.J IT A II K. Qaiea It ...THE... - Tan Shoe Sale Still On. . Every pair marked down at and below cost-rail because we bought too many and don't want to carry oveiy btacy Adams & Co.'s, Bion F. Reynolds and "Selz" all go at great sacrifice. . . How are these for reductions ? $5.00 Shoes, for $3.60. 4.60 Shoes for 3.85. ,4.00 Shoes for 2.60. 4.00 Shoes for 2.75. 4.00 Shoes for 2.85. 3.50 Shoes for 2.50. 3.00 Shoes for 2.15. Can you afford to let pass un- noticed such an opportunity h OETTINGER BROS. '' Store dotes at 7 T. If except Batsrdsrs. Mark Twain Said "Be good and you will be lonesome." He was very much, mistaken. We keep a good store, sell good goods, give good service, ask good little prices, and are making lots of good customers. We are not at all lonesome, but we have plenty of time to repair your watch or to wait upon' yon, and to show you any thing you wish to inspect. Notnatterwhetheryou wish to buy or not. KLEBER DENMARK, The Jeweler, KINSTON, - - N. C. si 8 M m . . tuH ' 111 111 111 111 Crystal lee deliveredat your home At l-2c per Pound. Ice Wagon makes Daily Trips. iHONE NO. 26. Mil e J. C. VflGflEt?, KINSTON, N. C. Meet Us at tha Oivx Foanltls. DRINK . ... .1 ,; T ;. : Fonticello Lithia Water; if Buffalo Lithia Water, Tate Springs -All n era I Water, Seven Sprin Mineral Water, .AT THE. I I SB I HI III . 3 Pctte in . " , . - 3 mi hi) UN III) llli Iffl III) llli 1.ES It Pass to Trnfant The BigStore Hot Weather -Wearables At . .':: Reduced Prices... Lots and scores of different articles here that you .are needing for such weather as this, and that you can buy at. very low prices. For an idea- Ladies' Vests, r 4ch Each. Folding Fans, 3cEach. 1 3 Good Umbrellas, - ' 39c Each. Figured Organdies, 6c Yard. ; : Percale Shirtwaists, 39c Each. And so on. The whole stock 3 of Summer Goods is being sum tucap. , THE BIG STORE, : KINSTON N.C The Only Tailor Now In Kinston is here to stay. : I promise my friend and the public generally to give thm the best work at the lowest prices, con-'' sistmt with first-class Tailoring, and , no 'work will be delivered nnless it comes np to the standard of a first-class -tailoring establishment. I am thankful for the past patronage extended to me- under so many aliases, and now it will be conducted under and in the name of J. E. PHYSIOC, ; At the old placejin the Loftin buildinj, next to Oettuiger Bre. - ,( .... ... .j- .,. of Vorlli 01.25. Several Very Pretty Patterns Left. ' ' ' i -'"V "' " ' ' I1TM Yours to please, TUHSTALL d hill, " Cr!;kr:;;i,r::.4:. Onyzi Fcantr.in. (V;!! at J. II. 1' - Ts ,'r- ;c tore and p"t a f-- f -, -1 r.a.:as i-)cach c.-ll.; r -. i..r7n?8i flnnt I : r ' T! .; ! rt! r ;.;.'. ' ' i ' 3 i !, ' -1 r- V.ethe I. -; -.1 t.o 71 - j an f -,. v to take C. rQ-Neit to Tetsple-Utrstca C.
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