TQ DAILY FEIE PBBSS.
subscription prices:
Ouwwt.... lOoMts
One monta , ss 1
f fere msauis. ....$1X0
Twelve monma. : UM
Tukhdat Evbmno, August 28, 1900.
The Lynch Hotel prevent a neat) ap
pearance since it baa been painted
The A. C. L. depot Los received a set of
platform scales to be used cere, Tney
will be pat down at the depot in a few
days. . : .-- -
There were good sales of tobacco at
all of the warehouses today. The weed
fa selling at good prices on the Kinston
market.
There is complaint that the street
sprinkler is not lined. It is hot, dry and
dusty. The sprinkler should be used to
dl aad every day that it is needed.
Claude Outlaw, colored, was before
Mayor Webb yesterday afternoon for an
affray. The case was bound over to
court. Outlaw was put under a f 100
bond, which he gave. ,
About fifteen conversions have been
rnade up to date at the meetings being
field at Worth's school bouse. The last
service will, probably be held tonight.
Everyone is cordially invited to go out
to it.
, The devotional meeting of the Ep
worth League will be changed from Sun
day afternoon to Monday night, com
mancing next Monday. At this season
of the year the meeting will commence at
H o'clock t
We were somewhat mistaken in a re
cent estimate that cotton was damaged
to there would be only half a crop in this
ectioa. We are now of the opinion that
about throe-fourths or an average crop
will be made in this section.
The colored graded school will open
the same day as the white Monday
September 2-Uh. The room' for the
library at the colored school has been
nlastered and kalsomined. Principal Mer-
. ritt, colored, says that he expects a large
opening of the school. All who intend
Kouur should try to be present on the
ttrst day.
On next Sunday there will be a Sun
day school rally for fathers at the Meth
odlst t church. Every father who has
children attending school there is espe
cially invited to be present at this meet
in at 9:30 a. m. At a lator date there
will be a rally held for mothers to see
the work being done for their sons and
daughters.
The ladies of Edwards' Chapel Sunday
school will give the second icecream sup
per for the benefit or the Sunday ecboo
. oraaa fond at Edwards' Chapel on - Fri
. day night, August 31st. The "grab
baa" that created bo much amusement
as the lost supper will be on band,
Other features will be added. The pub
ua is cordially invited.
Thirty-six names havo been enrolled
at the teachers' jmakitute, which is "twin
X
conducted at the court bouse this weei
by bnpenntenuent roust, une session
was quito interesting this morning.
Arithmetic and school, government were
discussed. Several visitors were in at
tendance. A special invitation is given
to all who are interested in this work to
be present at the meetings this week.
The foundation has been laid for a nice
residence which Mr. W. T. Hines will
have built on King street, on the large
lot between Mr. J. T. Midyette s and Mr.
J. 1. Ilaskitt's. It will be a two-story
tmldia&of ten rooms, including the kitch-
en,and will bo one of the mostconveniently
arranged residences in Kinston. Some
of the best timber which has ever been
used for building purposes in our town
will be used in the erection of it.
Nearly every person in business should
advertise In the newspapers. City popu
latione grow rapidly, aud old residents
frequently change their locations. To
learn where to make purchases or where
to engage professional or other services
one must either consult the advertising
columns of the newspaper or make in
quiries at random at the risk of receiving
doubtful information. .Newspaper an
nouneements save both the people and
toe advertisers loss or time.
LaGRANOB ITEMS.
1 . , Fbcjb Press Bdkkau..
Y LaGrange, Aug. 27, 1800.
Mr. Joo. A. Clark, of .Wilson,- spent
aaaaay wgni nere.
Mr. Fred fynjth is having a cot ton sued
bouse bout near his ginnery.
Mr. John Graham, of Virginia, is visit
ing bis rather-tn-law, Mr. S. I. Wooten.
Dr. J. M. Hodges has broken, ground
fov the erectiea' of a wing to the Fields'
Hotel. ,
Miss Alice Sutton spent Sunday at
home. Sbe is temporarily staying in
Newbern. ' "'" - -
Ifess. Fred, Smith and George Wynne
returned from Washington and Baltimore
Satjinlay. i' '
, Mr. S. I. Wooten began the erection of
a dwelling on hit lot adjoining the Fields'
Ilotel today.
Mr. W. O. Smith, of the department of
agriculture, Washington, D. C, Is stop
ping, at Fields' Hotel.
Eer. D. H. IYtre left Saturday for
Eonntree' church, Fitt county, where he
will protract a meeting this week.
l5e Debnftm-ICiney School opened the
22J instant, and has enrolled opto the
r n,n70 ftudeota. Twoetatee and six
4-o ' utiee are represented. . :.
! Nannie R Cox, of LiUsrille, Anson
co-.t.v, arrired Wednesday morning to
tak charge of tlie music department of
tLjDebnnvKirt-y kvjoooL -t
Capt. Tt,l I',r k' a-ls me to "Oar
b v 'D.vt t ;if.t wt.'l cbaense Kinston in
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Randolph Meade returned from
Danville, Va., yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murpbey returned
rom Morehcad City, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Tunstall returned
yesterday from visiting in Greenecounty.
Miss Georgia Oxley, who bad been vis
itintr iu Kinston. returned to Newbera
yesterday.
Miss Saddie Grainser returned yester-
dav from a nleosant trip visiting friends
in Virginia. 1
Miss Gertie Dill, of Morehead City, came
this moraine on a short visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. W. S. Herbert.
MesafLILFegram, J. W.Carlton and
PrentisB Wooten, of LaGrange, were in
Kinston today, but returned home on
the morning train.
Mr. W. C. Tilebman. who had been
visiting friends and relatives in Lenoir
and Greene counties, took the cars here
this morning returning to Washington,
D.C. -
Mess. Frank Webb and Harry Steven.
son returned from Greenville yesterday,
accompanied by Mess. B. E. Patrick and
It. C. White, who spent the night with
them and returned this morning.
JASON ITEMS.
August 2G, 1900.
Afifia Helen TIardv entered school at
LaGrange Wednesday.
Miss Lena PhelDS is very sick with a
ever.
Mr. Herman Hardy spent Sunday near
Goldsboro
A nice and much needed rain visited
this section lasf week.
Farmers are through curing tobacco in
this section
Dr. Parker and brother. Mr. ltobert.
spent last week here.
Mr. and Mrs. liuorn uaraie aim rnaKwr
Dnih spent Saturday night and Sunday
HE Air U . UlirKUIlUUB , na OIOU uiu JJii.
Jno. L. Phelps and little daughter, Miss
1'neipi
, of Bi
Emmab
eston.
The Best Preicrlptles for Chills
mA .. I. . Knttla of ObOVK'1 TaITBUUS ChIL
Tonic It is Haply iron and quinine in a tatrM
form. J4o con no pay. rnca, is
Get vour neighbor to subscribe to The
FbkbPrem. .
A few more Boarders desired at
tfBaileyJ
Those desiring to secure good board
a. e.S Ti a .
k a rcasonaDic raie are soiictiea to give
us a trial immediately.
Use
HICKS'
CAPUDINE
Headache Cure :
For Nenralfflo Pains, Sluk or Nervous
Ueaaacne, Lagrlppe, ete.
i 15c, 28c A 60c. - At Drug Stores,
U HflHOUtelEIlT
I have purchased the stock of MRS.
C. E. McRAE, commonly, known as I
."THE CASH NOVELTY. STORE."
and will continue the same business
with
Notions and Millinery
added. Will continue sales at Reduced
Prices in order to make room for fall
stock. A share of your pratrouage is
souciteu.
MRS. LULU BRUT0M,
KINSTON, N. CI
J. E. PHYSIOC
Is Here to Stay !
X have prepared myself for it. I have
ust received a full line of Foreign and
Domestic .Samples of Woolens ranging
from $15-00 up to $4.Voo, a suit I am
not trying to compete with ready-made
roods. I promise to give you a first-class
Merchant Tailor's Suit as good as you
can have made in any first-class Mer
chant Tailoring establishment any
where, and for as little money. You
will find that I deal straight and fair.
ant) always look to the interest and taste
of my customers '
Wjriiave just employed a flr&t-class
coat-maker. .
J. E. PHYSIOC.
done on your Watch,
Clock or perhaps a piece
of Jewelry needs mend
ing r
I'll Do It,
and do it right. My work
is guaranteed for twelve
months.
DENMARK
Tbe tftoj!i.
ACTS utNllT i af
aF.NSe5THE SYSTEM
CLEANS6, EFFECTUALLY)
OVERCOMES 'oim
1(n,CIAL v
BUY THE GENUINE MAN'FTj BY
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cal . n.y. t
tCff StC BY flU 0PU66ISTS. PRICE SOc.PtfT BOTTLL
osquitoes
Can Be Killed
BY BURNING.
Death Dast
in your room before retiring. Buy
-. - - -; ,-..-'-
it at HOOD'S DRUG STORE,
where you can get full directions
for using it. .
J. E. HOOD.
Crystal lee !
delivered at your home ,
j At l-2c per Pound.
Ice Wagon
makes
Daily Trips.
PHONS NO. 26.
J. C. WflGJSlEt?,
KINSTON, N. C. V
Kaet Mi at tie Osvx Feontati.
FRESH
and
All Varieties-'
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(Bulk and Packages.) f
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811
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JUST RECEIVED!
Tlie Latest Novelty
in .b'our-m-Hands and
Batwinga is a combina
tion of two solid colors.
We have them.
Have you seen them ?
They are yours- for
50c,
Also a big line of Bat-
wings and Strings for
25c.
OETTMGER BROS.
1838.
1900.
Fall Term Begins September 12, 1900.
Catalose on application. : 7 v :
DRED PEACOCK, Pretldeot
Ice. Ice.
The verv best ice de
livered full weight as or
dered. x ,
Call up Phone 12 and
have your order receive
prompt attention: : We
have a wagon to make
regular trips to all our
customers. ,
We respectfullv. solicit
your patronage. v; f
JAS. F. PARROTT,
i S KINSTON, N. C. . f -i
48e This
GreensDoro Feilo College
For this week we will sell the BOSTON NEGLIGEE
SHIRT at 48c. Stop and take one look at it in our window.
Remember you get two nice Collars and one pair of Cuffs with
each Shirt. t
-v-':: - , ..7 tie:s! . ' '; , ...
We have just received a new line of tied Bat Wing , and
English Squares. ' , ;
-U: , V h' ' WJ B. PATE.
TV0
POPULAR
SHOES ,
at
ran.ua
02 a
Nothing Better Bold in Kinston at Any Prico.
- Sold enly at
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAliiAiAiS
PajB 1o Trade at Tbe Big Store.
7
By Yesterday's
Express,
The
v Newest Thing
in .
WATERHOUSE
Neckwear
for Gentlemen,
are now ready for E
your
inspection.
V
Special
Display
To-night.
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON N.C.
A. & N. O. B. R.
SUNiDAY
Passenger Excursion Rates
After this date the following excursion
rates to Goldsboro and return will be In
effect by Nos. 8 and 4 on Sundays:
From Morehead City........ ..........f 3.10
Wildwood, ............. ............... a.sa
" Newport, . 2.75
" Havelock,.;...;.. ................. 2.50
Croataxif 2.3C
" Biverdale, 2.20
" Newbern.................. 1.90
" Tuscarora 1.60
41 Core Creek, , 1.85
" -Dover,......., 1.15
" Caswell,.. ;.. 1.00
' CinstiOiaM 8o
". Falling Creek......... .65
" ' LaGrange,
" . Bests .30
The above tickets are jrood only on
Sunday by Nos. 8 and 4 trains and on
dates stamped or written on tickets, and
limits will not be extended.
l, - S.L.DILL,
'- V, " '. Q.P.JU
Ang. 20, 1900. -v . : , - ; ;
Oleek l
Fans '
02.50.
11'
t o i - ia LaGrur-
or iv v. 1 t!.at if Johnnie can t
hoe: h cn.'t gire cp Lis pan."
c.
Fii e 3.
Cr!;k l':zt.
On the Corner.
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