THE DAILY FBI PB.
, Dealers itf all kinds of FRESH. ME :ATS. FISH, JJtc!
GROUND BONE fori Poultry the best feed known for laying
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V, S. HERBERT Editor and. Prop'r.
hens: x Give it a trial." - Yours - truly, - -
ierPnoNE27. .. ... MOORE & HOOKER.
lntervdatP.O.MieooDa elass roaU natter,
The Democratic eastern managers now
feel that New Jersey, Maryland, West
Virginia and Delaware are eafe for Bryan
and Stevenson. Many think that New
Yf.rlr will hn in line and are hopeful of
Connecticut.
The New York Herald, a strong sup
porter of the administration, announces
""that there is sOTBttngeryftkrairaflic
lit. TJpnnblican headanarters over the
advices received from Illinois. The Her
aid is authority for the statement that
the gains made by Mr. Bryan in the state
are such as to render it more than doubt
ful. The Journal of Commerce's monthly
review says that during September six
cotton mills were about completed and
expect to operate within 60 days. Five
are started in Georgia. In North. Caro
lina eleven new mills, were announced
during the month with an uggregate of
63,000 spindles. 500 looms, and a capi
tal stock of 11,045,000.
Secretary Long is about to give con
tracts lor 80,000 tons of armor plate.
Tt fa hrliuvM that Carneeie will get the
lion's share, which , will afford him
nroflt of two or three million dollars,
Great Is Itepublicau fraud tnd ru'scality
The government should make its
armor, but the trusts have control
things under McKlnley's rule.
TO SPEM I
OR. .3. D. HARPER, '
DENTAL SURGEON,
r KINSTON, N. C.
I Mf"Offic Over Pn Qninerly'i itora, in th. Mom
ley Building, next to C W. Fridges & Co.'t Mora.
IVIorton's Bakery
DELIVERS
Fresh Bread and Cakes
. Anywhere in the City, i ..
Barrett & Thomson,
ARCHITECTS,
H5J4 Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N, C
lS"Writo for our "Brochnre" of in.
formation, ,
joriES a villis,
Shaving
and Hoidfessing pQirloi
Under Hotel Tull.
; Easy Shaves and Artistic Haircuts.
Competent Assistants.
Clean Towels.
Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty.
ST A TRIAIT SOLICITED:
T. W. aembofD & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers
wiolesalc Onl.j kinston, n. c.
I&"Our prices favor our customers.
nnv AVmr.kT will mnlp the nnenin?
uv " " " - nil niliMHvMnnm
own speech of the national campaign in Eastern H(i H(i(iUUIiUiltil
North Carolina
of
The New York Times quotes Mr.Cro-
ker assaying: "It is too early to make
a canvass or to give figures. Anybody
who wants to do figuring can do so. I
; won't. Why some people say we will
nnfc earrv California. I say we will. We
will carry Indianaand Illinois. A friend i
of mine came from California a short
time airo. lie informed 'me that the
Democrats would carry the state by
&0.000 majority. Bryan will be elected.
I am sure of that.'',
Chairman Hanna said to the commer
cial travelers of " New York: "Brush
aside all the collateral issues meant to
deceive you and make you forget that
the one iei-ue is prosperity.- There is
one collateral issue which Mr. Ilanna is
nnita willinc to brush aside till after the
I1M- KI1MSTOXM,
AT 1 O'CLOCK, P, M.,
Saturday,
Oct.
6th
I have purchased the stock of MRS.
c u. juck.au, commonly known as
"THE CASH NOVELTY STORE
and will continue the same business
with
Notions and Millinery
i added. '' Will continue sales at Reduced
Prices in order to make room for fall
! stock. A. share of your pratrouasre is
solicited.
MRS. LULU BRUTOfJ,
) KINSTON,. N,C,
J. E. PHYSIOC
Is Here to Stay 1
I have prepared myself for it. ' I have
tust received a full line of Foreign - and
)omestic Samples of Woolens ranging
from $15.00 up to $45.00, a suit. I am
not trying to compete with ready-made
goods. I promise to give yon 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. Yon
will find that I deal straight and fair,
and always look to the interest and taste
of my customers
t&THave just .employed a first-class
coat-maker. ,
J. E. PHYSIOC.
Seamless ,
Hose and Half-Hose.
THE ORION. MILLS, Kinston
N. C, manufacturers Seara
4 less Hose and Half Hose, in
natural tint, fast and stainless
black or colors. These goods,
while not quite so- low-priced
' as the goods with seams, - are
cheaper in the long run. They
wear longer. Besides, they
are more .comfortable to the
foot.
I-Ask your dealer for ORION
MILLS socks or stockings.
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B, W. CANADY.
AYCOCKhas no superior as a public debater,
and everybody in Lenoir and "the surrounding
election, and this is his mouBtrousscheme Countiea are cordially invited to coma and hear the
issues of the national campaign discussed honestly
and eloquently.
vo take $270,000,000 of the money of
American taxpayers out of the treasury
for bounties to steamship corporations.
Philadelphia Record
The Republicans are trying to play
that '96 "shut up" fake on working men.
"Sound money" speakers are making
speeches to railroad men in Baltimore
and telling them that the building of a
new road talked about will depend on
the election of McKinley. ; In a Connecti
cut town the proprietors of a plant of
some sort told their employes that they
didn't wish to dictate as to how they
should vote, but that if Bryan Is elected
thev will shut op shop. Men like this
ought to be Indicted as common frauds,
thinks the Wilmington Star.
Ktlla 4k Soaar.
Clifton Bingham, the author of Im I
Old Madrid." "Love's Old Sweet Song"
and The Dear Homeland," once Bald:
The moment a song la put on the
streets,' as we call It, it becomes tre
mendously popular. Yon hear It every
where. Every boy hnms It as he goes
to school. It Is played In every street
But my publisher shakes his head sad
ly when that day comes. It is general
ly the beginning of the end a boom
which dies away. . Teople get tired of
hearing the same song wherever they
go, whatever the song may be, and the
song of the barrel organ is not wel
come In the drawing room. So that
the putting of a song on the street or
gans means a fleeting fame, and then
well, too often an utter relapse and
complete oblivion."
J. Vt. GRAINGEF,
Chm'n Dem. Co. Ex. Committee.
H. B. MOSBUBT.
GOLD WEATHER!
The cold weather will soon be here, and we will be pleased
to have you pall at our store and examine a nice line of
Driftwood, Elmwood and Wilson's Im
proved Air-Ticrht Heaters.
They are neat,' durable and economical, both in rice and con-
sampiion oi luei. we aiso nave a large stock of . COOK
STOVES, which we are selling very cheap. Come to see us.
B. V. CAI1ADY a CO.,
KINSTON, N. C.
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JUST IN 1
Lowney's
and
Royster's
pine Candies
Come to see me, boys and young
ladies I
Respectfully,
J. E. HOOD.
DR. TH03. !. FAULKKER,
' DHflTIST.
Odce Ilonrs: t 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
' Rooms over the Bank of Kinston.
tV
A KKAL
CRAPHOPHONE
FOR
Uarpkr' WIHr Commffet.
Paul llorphy, the famous chess play
er, once attended church In New Or
leans when the bishop of a foreign dio
cese was present The young rector of
the church Lad prepared a sermon In
.honor of his distinguished visitor in
the delivery of which he tired every
one except tie bishop, who raid close
attention. Part of the congregation
left the chore h.
"Well" said Uorphy, "that preacher
Is the first man I ever met who hadn't
sense enough to stop wben be had
BotLIng left but a bishop."
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A Faitkfvl LlkriMi.
Artist Ilere Is the portrait cf your
Wife Llch
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Our Stock is more com
plete than ever before,
consisting of -
Staplo Dry Goods
and
GrocGries, -
Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoas.
Cotton Bajuinj . r.nd
Ties a rpccialty for thirty
day3.'
Givo U3 a call.
TlS FLYI WO !
Flying is just sitting still, and
feeling a little breeze, and get
ting there. That's all there is
to it. Now, riding in one of
these buggies of ours is just like
flying. You glide smoothly
along, without any bumps or
shakes.
Perfect mechanism, perfect
workmanship, honest material.
account for it. We want you to examine our stock before you
buy. , .- '-: " . -
ELLIS CARRIAGE WORKS,
. . KINSTON, - N. C,
We are making a specialty of GENTS SHOES this
spring. We have them in varied styles and can suit anyone j
in Style, Size or Price.
A ChCCCJita Cclcrcd VI:I liUt in button or lace, a beauty, ;
for J4.00. ' r
A C!::k V!:!, a good shoe for only $3.50.
' C'cck C. ."r": This is the shoe ol which we have fca3
scch an enormous sale. Pries $ 4.00.
We have just received a Lig line of PATENT LEATII-
ER Shoes. Trice fs-co. These are beauties. C-Il trd s:z ,
them. '
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