DAILY FBI PR
subscription prices:
una week 10 cents
uue montn U6 '
f kree montbs. tl.00
twelve montUB n.oo
Monday Evening, Sept. 10, 1900.
A protracted meeting is in progress at
l'arrott school house
Quite a large number of Kinstonians
went down to Morehead yesterday to
take in the sea breezes.
There were two additions to the M.
E. church yesterday, four penitents and
one profession of faith;
Dr. V. IS. oodley is fitting up an up-
to-date drug store in one of Nelson's new
brick stores on Queen street.
Rev. D. C. Geddie is protracting a meet
ing this week at Sharon church, Neck
township, assisted by ltevs. Roy all and
Tuttlo.
Aide (iardner, aged two months anu
one day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Gardner, of Grifton, died on Thursday,
SeDt. 6th. We extend sympathy to the
bereaved parents.
Tomorrow Tuesday night the Ju
nior Missionary Society will give a meas
uring party at the engine house. Go
round, get measured and get free refresh
ments. Everyone is invited.
The White Supremacy club at Institute
will be chanced to a Bryan-Stevenson-
Kitchin club next Saturday afternoon'
at 4 o'clock. Every white man is invited
to come out and join regardless of former
party affiliations.
Kinston is the best cotton market we
have heard of this season. It sold in
Kinston Saturday at 9.80 to 10 cents.
Mr. A. L. C. Hill bought 50 bales Satur
day from Mr. W. L. Kennedy for 10
cents straight through.
Rev. F. M. Royal, returned missionary
from North China, will address the peo
nleof Kinston on presentconditions there
at the Baptist church tonight. Every
bodv cordially invited to attend. It is
an evening of great privileges to those
interested in the Chinese question.
R. E. riDkm. the popular and success
ful excursionist, will run another excur
nion to Baltimore and return. The time
is tomorrow. The fare will be lower
than ever. From KhiBton to Washing
ton, 1). C, and return is only $6.00; to
Baltimore and return only $6.50. The
weather will be cooler and the trip will
be a pleasant and cheap one. Further
particulars will be given by Mr. John F.
Mewborne. ,
A very amusing "drunk" was carried
to the lock-up Saturday night. He . was
a white man, and he evidently started
out to "paint the town red." Policeman
Rouse speedily put an end to the fun,
though, aa he put the irons upon the
gay young fellow. This did not stop
his tongue, however, as ho enlivened the
occasion by first roundly abusing the
officer, and then breaking into lively
song, attractingno little attention. When
the guard-house door closed upon him,
he, seeing a partner in distress already in
the lock-up. greeted him with: "Hello!
PERSONAL MENTION.
, ! .1
Mr. E. R. Wooten went to Weldon to
day. Mr. Jurney Wade went to Caswell Sun
day. Dr. II. D. Harper, Jr., left for Greens
boro this morning.
Mr. H. B. Shaw, of LaGrange, spent
Sunday in Kinston.
Prof. L. C. Broaden returned from
Goldsboro Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Lamb and children went
to Rocky Mount today.
i lev. and Mrs. ts. W. Bpllman came
from Raleigh Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Marston and child left for
Richmond, Va., this morning.
Mrs. T. II. Moore and Miss Lillie Cobb
went to Newborn Saturday.
e5
son," then continued his song. Soon a
heavy fall was heard upon the floor,
then a long, long silence.
Mayor's Court.
The following cases were disposed of
by Mayor Webb this morning:
Monroe Willis: col., for assault on Em
ma Wade, col., was fined $3 and costs.
Geo. .Pettiford, col., for using profane
langage on the streets, was fined $10
and costs -David
Organ, alias Doc Scott, for usin
. vulgar and profane language, was fin
910 and costs.
Bryan and KltcbJn Clubs.
In accordance with the request of the
president of the national association of
Democratic clubs and the recommenda
. tion of the State Democratic executive
. committee the voters of Lenoir county
ar requested to meet and organize Bryan
uuu ivn.,uiu uiui'n dm tueir polling place,
or at the most convenient place in the
precinct for that purpose on Sept. 15,
1000.
The voters of LaGrange and Kinston
townships are requested to meet Friday
nigni, csepii. inn, ior sucn purpose, in
ateaa oi on tae lotn.
n .i t . .
rrecincs cnairmen are earnestly re
quested to give this their attention at
once, and send in to the county chair
man a list of their members.
Every prospect for victory in Novem
i . i . .
uer is ungns ana encouraging. UtX us
begin the campaign with enenrv and en
thusiastn for the principles of Democracy
upon w uicu nang me preservation oi the
iue ivepuoiic
J. W. GmnroKR.
Chairman Co. Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
British Occupy Lydenburg;
London, Sept. 8. A dispatch from
Reitfonteion of the 7th says the British
have occupied Lydenburg. The Boers
were completely tn anouvered. They
bolted through the village in the direc
tion of lllgritns Kest. Hamilton out
flanked them on the right, causing them
to evacuate their strong positions. They
aoanaoneu some artillery, it is reported
that President Kroger and Steyn have
lied and that Hamilton is in pursuit.
AUGUST FLOWER.
"It is a surprising fact." savs Prol
Hon ben, "that in my travels ia all parts
of the world for the last ten yearn, I have
met more people having ud -Green'!
August Flower than any other remedy
for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach
and for constipation. I find for tourists
and sale n, or for persons filling office
positions, where headaches and general
bad feflinzi from irrrmUr habits exist
that G rwn Ansrust Flower w a trntnd
remedy. It dxs Dot injur thrtm
byfrerpPDt uw. and is excellent for sour
stomach and iniction." 8am; e bofc
t frw at Terp!-M3 ton drr? tor. I
Zoli byd?&- in a!I civilljel countries 1
Misses Bessie Wooten and Phoebe Shaw
left today for echool at Red Springs.
Sunt. Epting. of the Kinston Furniture
factory, spent Sunday in Goldsboro.
Mr. Ralph Harper left this morning to
attend school at the State University, i
Mrs. J. H. Banks and daughter, Misff
Gwennie, left for Norfolk, Va., Saturday'
Mr. D. S. Barrus and daughter, Miss
Yida. left Monday for Washington, N. C.
Miss Bettie Ruth, of Raleigh, came yes
terday to Visit ber father, Mr. J. O. Ruth.
Mrs. II.' 0. Hyatt returned Saturday
from Waynesville, where she spent the
summer.
Miss L. A. Willis, of Raleigh, who had
been visiting Mrs. M. L. Marquette, re
turned home today.
Miss Ha Rountree.of Rocky Point, who
bad been visiting relatives in this section
left for home Sunday.
Miss Lucy Basden, of Caswell, who had
been visiting at Mr. J. T. Cockrell's, re
turned home Sunday.
Masters Matt Allen. Marvin Meacham
and Lloyd Wooten left this morning for
school at Trinity ttollege.
Miss Minnie L. Kelly, of Caswell, who
had been visiting Miss Christine Lewis
returned home Saturday.
Mr. J. P. Taylor, of Newbern, who had
been visiting his father, Lapt. J. i. lay
lor, returned home Sunday.
Miss Louisa T. Harrison, of Washing
ton, D. ft, who had been visiting her
brother, Mr. H. C. Harrison, leftforAshe-
ville this morning.
Misses Henrietta Wesson, of Winter-
ville, and Julia Worthington, of Ayden
who had been visiting at Mr. Geo
Worthington's, returned home this morn
I Have Now on Hand One Car
Lead of Nice
Wood sold by car load or wagon
load. ' . v ;" V" . r . .
Prices reasonable. Try me.
' J. A. STREET,
Wood, Coal and JBaeblrteiry,
- -
' KINSTON, N. C.
-Plumblno and Pipe Fitting a specialty.
Oysters
Daily....
AT
I Your patronage solicited.
Prompt Delivery
L. McLaurin, a Methodist
pastor of Mocksvule, N. C,
Rev. W. H
3., has been
nominated for congress by the Prohibi
tionists of the Seventh district,
Th Beit PrMorlptloa fir Chills
ad Few is a bottle of OltorE't Tatklssi Cmiil
Tonic. It ia simply iron and quinine ia tastrWss
wo cure ' oo pT. rnce, n$ .
Special Notices.
Get your neighbor to subscribe to Tax
1' RRB J'RF.RH.
Car load of G-inch Drainage Tiling for
sale at Dixon & Hooker's. .
Frenh Fish and Beef daily at J. F. Boyd
Jb Co.'a stand On East street, next door
to Mrs. Hawkins' dyeing, cleaning and
repairing house.' Everything ordered will
be delivered promptly.
JVIottton's
-DELIVERS
Fresh Bread and Cakes
Anywhere in the City.
osquitoes
Can Be Killed
BY BURNING
Death Dust
in your room before retiring. Buy
it at HOOD'S DRUG STORE,
where you can get full directions
for using it.
J. E. HOOD.
.FROM.
FRENCH & SUGG.
: You can always expect it when
you order your food supplies from
this reliable store. We can sup-
ply your demand for
Choice
Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Oxfords
It Paa to Trade at The BigSton.
..and..
Sandals.
Downfall of Prices !
For the next two weeks we offer
our entire stock of Ziegler's " Ox
fords and Sandals for Women,
Misses arid Children at the follow-
ing reduced, prices :
$3.50 Patent Leather Oxfords for
$2.50.
$3 Patent leather Sandals for $2.
$2.50 Oxfords,severalstyles,$i.95.
$2.25 uxiords and Sandals, $1.80.
1. 75 Oxfords,1 several styles; for
$1.30.
1.75 Misses' Oxfords and Sandals
for $1.30.
1.65 Misses' Oxfords for $1.2";.
1.50 Children's Oxfords and San-
dais for Si.io.
$1.25 Children's Sandals, 05c.
The Ziegler Shoe leads all others.
If you would possess a pair at
these prices you must hurry as
this sale continues but 14 days.
j ; Hanan ;
I Shoes
3 For
Fall!
OETTINGER BROS.
r
Pickles, Relishes, Sauces, Olives,
Country Hams and other articles
kept by a first-class Grocery at
rock bottom prices.
FRENCH & SUGG.
Phone No. 32;
QUOD
HO tfIMB
better than now to
drop in and pick out
a piece of Jewelry for
yourself or as a gift
for your friend.
Drop in. We will
treat you right.
DENMARK
KifisToiv ft C.
4
4
All the new styles
are now ready.
You can't fully ap
preciate the value of
"A Hanah Shoe" un
til you have worn
them.
Get a pair today.
THE BIG STORE,
KINSTON N. C.
J. W. COLLINS.
HARDWARE,
T0TXS AH TINW1BI.
to.l4 Qsmb St.! - - WJISIOJ, Jt C.
' Another lot of thou popular FREEZERS, alt
Water Coolers, Bath ' Tuba,- Mason'a Fruit Janv
Thermometori, Lao tern ,Tobaeco Twiae, &c
1GB
The very best ice de
livered full weight as or
dered.
Call up Phone 12 and
have your order receive
prompt attention. ' y7e
have a wagon to make
.
regular mps to an our
customers.-
We rcspectfullv solicit
your patronage. 1
Mi
Pure
Crystal lec
delivered at your home
At l-2c per Pound.
Ice Wagon ?
makes
'Daily Trips.
PHONB NO. 26.
J. C, WAGNER,
KINSTON, N. C. '
"KUDDer sonars
25g
A-r.WiB. PATE'S
-New Goods Received Dally.
s
iixo
Meat Hi at thi Oiyx Fenitala.
B. W. CANADY. ' H. B. 1I0S8LSY.
1 ..!' McCormick Mowers,
-Ball-bearing,
And McCormick Self-Dump Steel Rakes.
Cotton Bagging and Ties, Gin Brush Sticks,
and a complete line of Hardware and Agricul
tural Implements for sale by :
B. W. CAIIADY Cl CO.,
KINSTON, N. C
TV0
POPULAR
SHOES
at
Poi7ll
JAS. f. PAnnoi
I
02 u C2;50. '
irothicj Better Bold in nine ton at Any Prico.
Sold only at .
iEr.piE-:r:i:: r:
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KINSTON. N. C.
On the Corner.