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Physician' and Surgeon, 1 y
W. S. HERBERT, Editor andProp'r
kinston, rr. c.
Catered atF.O. aa, second class mail matter:
; 9OfficMa Gordon Street." Offics hoars, 9 to to
m.m.,aa j loo, p. m. Sundays, 4 to 5 p. m. a,
National Democratic Tioket.
Fob Prwdbnt:'
WM. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
Fob Vicb-Pkesideht:
AD LAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
LEE S. OVERMAN, of Rowan. ,
DAN HUGH McLEAN, of Harnett
district electors:
First District C. L. ABERNETHV, of Caueret.
Second District T. C.WOOTEN, of Lenoir.
Third District-H.U COOK, of Cumberland.
Fourth District B. C. BECKWITH, of Wake.
Fifth District W. A. GUTHRIE, of Durham.
Sixth District W. C. DOWD, of Mecklenburg.
Seventh District J. R. BLAIR, of Montgomery.
Eighth District W. S. PEARSON, of Burke.
Ninth District J. M. CAMPBELL, of Buncombe
For Fi it-Seventh Congress
CLAUDE KITCHIN, of Halifax
delivered his charge at Greensboro, . why
Ilojton'went a second time to the grand
tjiwy to get a true bill, and why Jodge
'M charge Is g being . distributed
"throughout the State..; The Republicans
hope to intimidate the registrars so that
all the negro boys and convicts can vote
as they did in 1890. One other thing is
plain: The Republicans hope to carry
the State in November. They have made
no canvass in the east and so far have j. m. Parrott oppos
been "lvm' low, and saying numnv li
they can see a way to rush all the negroes I QR C. B. WOODLEY,
MR.. OARR AND MR. SIMMONS.
It may be true that Mr. Carr served
only a few months in the Confederate
army, but this does not alter the fact
that he baa been the best friend to Corr
federate veterans this State has known.
While generous in all things he has been
especially no to the old soldiers, and
helped them- every time an opportunity
presented itself. This is no especial rec
ommendation for him as senator but is a
recommendation for him as a man, and
it is a sorry politician that would ques
tion the motive of acts committed years
ago because he now aspires to the senav
torship. The man who is poor in purse
cannot be blamed lor not giving, and
surely we nhould not blame those who
give of their abundance. Durham Her
aid.
We agree with what the Herald says,
but it seems to be true that, as expressed
by the Tarboro Southerner, "It is evl
dent that Gen. Carr'a left hand has al
ways been thoroughly acquainted with
every movement of the right." "Charity
vaunteth not itself," seems not to be
appreciated by . some iof Gen. Carr's
friends. . ' '
Others of Carr's friends have made most
vicious attacks upon Simmons, person
ally and as head of the Democratic or
ganization in North Carolina.
. The character assassin can befoul any
; name. There are none perfect. It is un
fortunate that personalities have entered
the senatorial contest. Friends of Carr
and Simmons both are to llame for per
sonal attacks upon both candidates, but
Simmons was attacked first, and human
nature is such that not tn retaliate was
impossible. 7
Thk Fkek Press has a strong admira
tion for Simmons as an able debater and
hard worker. We don't think he has an
equal in the State in debate. He will be
able to defend North Carolina and the
amendment in debate and in every way
most effectively. He will rank with the
best argumentative speakers in the sen
ate. If anything can be accomplished in
the senate for the good of North Caro
lina, Simmons will do it. He hasn't the
money to give swell suppers, etc., to the
. nabobs, but will devote his time to the
actual duties of the position as will best
serve, the Interests of the people of his
, State. -.A..; - V .
We have beard Carr men denounce the
methods used to accomplish the glorious
victory last August and condemn Sim
mons for leading such a fight, the plain
intimation or contention of such Carr
men being that the victory was a stolen
one.
, ouch pnnets if their contention is
false, are slandering Simmons and the
entire Democratic party in North Caro
lina; it their contention is true, how can
they consistently gather the fruit of such
rascality? Don't they know that the
receiver of stolen goods is equally guilty
with the thief?
But the truth of the matter is that
those friends of Gen. Carr who charge
Simmons with election frauds, are only
taking up the cry of Butler, Hoi ton A Co.
They are sustaining the contention of
the negro party.
If elected senator, bow could Carr de
fend the North Carolina amendment and
North Carolina Democracy? More espec
ially after his publh talk of "a full vote
and fair conn t" a plain int'matioa o
- fear that the Democratic organization
("machine) would not give him such.
and also an intimation that such was
not bad in the August election; or else It
was a bid for Topulist and Republican
support, and he is getting their support.
In this fight for Democratic preferment,
only Democrats should be appealed to. '
Some of -Carr's friends say that Carr
tv as only advocating honesty in his veiled
attack on the Democratic organization;
they raise a great cry In favor of honesty.
Now if Simmons' election methods were
dishonest, can such bonest people accept
oCceas'the result of the victory thus
won can they do so honestly?
It must be plain now why Judge Boyd QR, JAMES M. PARROTT,
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W. T. PARROTT, Ph.G.,M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
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f6TOHice formerly occupied by Dr.
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and all MAkARl M DISEASES take -
YUCATAN-CHILL TOf JlC(Impyei)
. Superior to all Tasteless Tonics.
The people Will ouicrlr reeoenfae the KaHrler Qualities of TUCATAS (InsprTd) over the many
ao-called Tutrlru Tonics. They axe unreliable and the doss is unoertoiiv Yucaian Chill Tonlo (Impnmd)
requires no aoakinir of the bottle. The medicine is therooirhlT disaolted ; each dose contain the same pro port!
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the system and PEPSIN which produces a haart? appetite. Any physician or druggist will tall yon there is NO
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The OAjmjUSsrj?XX1? MBOXOXITB CO., goLS 1'BomiKTOKS, EvnnBVillO, Md.
.jirc,rcl.
to the polls, they will do so on the morn
ing of the electics-TJjey are saying
notbmg now, knowing tbat activity on
their part would arouse the Dembcrats.-
Ilaleigh News and Observer.
West Virginia is a doubtful state be
cause of imported negroes. The Wash-
ngton Post says that Republicans in
Washington admit, in a private way,
"that it was necessary to import 8,000
negro voters, although illegal." This
confession shows the shamelessness of
Republicans,
It is less than two weeks to the elec
tion Democrats, should, bestir them
selves now and bring out a full vote for
Bryan and Stevenson and Kitchin, and
also for Simmons.
Bryan has been speaking to great
crowds in West Virginia, arousing in
tense enthusiasm. It is now thought the
Democrats have fine prospects of carry
ing West Virginia.
Soldjin Kinston by J. E. HOOD.
Physician and
Surgeon.
next Bank
BSTOffice in Drue Store
of Kinston. v "
Calls left at Drue Store will receive
prompt attention. v
H. R. SHAW,
Xawykr.
All matters attended to promptly.
Practice in State and Federal courts. '
fgrOffice located tack of Court
House, Kinsjow, N. C. , .
WOOTBN & WOOTEN, y
i Attorneys-at-Law,
KINSTON, N. C.
Cibcuit: Lenoir. 1 ones. Greene. Pitt and On
slow counties. Supreme Court, and Federal Courts
of feastera north Carolina.
OR. H. D. HARPER,
DBNTAI, SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C. . '
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J. W. COLLINS,
:yHARDWARE,
No. 14, Queen St., . Kinston, N. C,
A Large Supply of
COLE'S
Air-Tight
'HEATERS. .
Best and Cheapest on the Market.
2,000 pounds Shot, a Supply
of Powder, Loaded Shells,
Etc., Just Received.
t!-Office Over Dan Ouinerlv't store, in the Mose
leyBuilding, next loCW. Pndgen ft Co.'s store. -
DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER,
OHNTIST.
Office Honrs: 8 a. in. to 6 p. m.
Rooms over the Bank of Kinston. !
A SlTera Carsro.
From the time wo first got on board
the slarcr. Bays J. Taylor, Wood tn The
Atlantic, had we beard moans, cries
and rumblings coming from below, and
ns soon as the captain null crdvr were
removed the hatches had been taken
off, when there arose a hot blast as
from a chaniol house, sickening and
overpowering. In the hold were 300
human beings, gasping, struggling for
hrpnrh rlvlnc hpir hnr11a ' llmhn nnrl
faces all expressing terribly suffering. Fresh Trout, Mullet and Croaker j
In their aconlzlntr ficbt for life some daily at
had torn or wounded themselves or BOYD'S MARKET.
SGTEwt Street near new depot.
The fLem UpdixXjEXPe Stope.
Prepare now, for Comfort in Cold weather
By buying - b ' . "
Dixon & Hooker's Heaters.
FRESH FISH IJ
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their neighbors dreadfully; some were
stiffened In the most unimtural posi
tions. :- . "
Asioon ns I knew the condition of
thlngv I sent the boat back for the doc
tor and. some whisky. He returned,
bringing also the 'captain,' and for' an
hour or more we were all bard at work
lifting and helping the poor creatures
on deck, where they were laid out In
rows. - A little water and stimulant re
vived most of tbem. Some, however,
were dead or too far gone to be resusci
tated. The doctor worked earnestly
over each one, but 17 were beyond hu
man skill. As fast as he pronounced
them dead they were quickly dropped
overboard.
The Oyster,
A few more Boarders desired at
Those desiring 4o secure pood board.
at a reasonable rate are solicited to give
us a trial immediately.
Prompt Delivery
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We have the BEST HEATERS
for the money on the market.
One trial will convince you.
The KING, The COMFORT, .
The CENTURY and the BOSS.
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See the Heaters and get the
prices. ;
We are headquarters for Buggy
Harness.
We have been asked how can
we afford to sell Harness so
low. We always buy in such
t quantities as to quote the low-.
, est possible prices, and our
' sales are so numerous the
small profit on each set added :
together enables us to sell low. -
Come and tpy.as.
DIKOW& HOOKER.
The oyster fs as fixed and sedentary you order your food supplies from J-T.18 New Hardware StorO.
KINSTON N. C.
as the potato, and Its cultivation is
just as easy. In Europe Its propaga
tlon has been reduced to a scientific
basis, but in this country only a be
ginning has been made.
An cyster Is ready for market In
about five years. The bivalves have
80 much to contend with that perhaps
only one In 2.000,000 lives to grow up
and be eaten by human beings. Chi
cago Times-Herald,
Not to Bo Eneoofeasred. " ,
"What do you think of a man who
regularly carries his business home
with hlmr
'Well, that depends. Now. if a man's
business Is to sell liquor, for Instance,
It Isn't just the thing for him to take a
great deal of it home with him every
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