TIE DAILF FIB Pitt
PERSONAL MENTION.
SUBSCRIPTION prices:
OA wee. ...10 cent
One montn... .............. ....as
TnreemonU) a... ........... ....SUM
Twelve montM.... ..tU
Friday Evening, Oct. 26, 1900. .
Mr. W. T. Hines epeot today in Golds.
boroi ? " :r;l. '. 14, : ?. J."-'' I .i
llev. J. B. Jackson went to Wintervllle
I this morning.
Mr. A. L. C. Hill spent today with
friends in Newbern.
Mr. M. O. White, of Winston, is visiting
friends in Klnston,
Iter. C k. Grantham returned to his
borne in Wayne county this morning.
Cotton today: 8 to 8tf. Miss Stella Meacham returned yester-
i a ii a. a. w i j . - c .i a. t ma.
Kemember the epeaklnjr tomorrow at "W1 "
thecourt house at 12:30 o'clock by Gen. ".y- . . . . '
Carr. Come out to hear him. Mrs. faeo. woittuogton and cwid went
The Bryan-Steverison and Kftchin club yaeD lDW morn,D w v,8Ui ner
will meet tonfght at the courthouse at I , , . ' . '
7:110 o'clock. It is hoped there will bee Mr. J E. W. Sugg, of Greene county,
iook me cars uere vuiau.'uruiugiuruuiuo
boro.
full attendance, as there is business of
Importance to be transacted. .
Ci-hA 0nf1n of Kinjn irA ' tftivJnir Mrs. T.W. Williams and little daugh-
aJLtiLa aft and Dared side, tef, of Jones county, were in Kins ton
W " 1 ,
walks now W hare an enterprlsinir toaay. -
people here, and It is only a question of Mrs,- Mollie Philllpf.'of Grifton, who
time when this work will be done. had been visiting friends in Klnston, re-
Gen. Julian 8. Carr. of Durham, spent turned home today.
last night in Klnston and left this morn-1 ' Miss Olivia Cox, who bad been visiting
Ing for Greenville, where he was scheduled Miss Josie WoOten, returned to her home
to speak this afternoon at 1 o'clock. I at Seven Springs this morning.
Gen. Carr will return to Kmston tonight Bevs. J. M. Alderman, of Pollocksville;
and address the people of this and adv j j, Newton, of Aulander; C. W. Blanch-.
joining couuubb MJiuurrowjttHA.au.m. ar(j and Air. Jesse Valine, oi junston;
Lonnie Moore, about 18 years of age, Mrs. J. F. rarrott, Misses Vallie Blancn
in the employ of the electric light plant, ard and Eva Smith, of Kinston. returned
fell from the ton of one of the poles this last niarht from Winterville, where they
morning while placing in a carbon. He bad been attending the Neuse Baptist
turned somersaultstwice,partlaliycatcn- association,
ing the first time and securingaflrm hold
on the spikes that line both sides of the Died.
iwliythelMt-tlme. Miss Bettie Hansley, who lived with
badly by the spikes lacerating his chest Mr w A Jone(l died on the morning of
and by one penetrating the left side of 0ct. 22d, at 7:15 o'clock. She leaves one
his jaw, but his wounds are not danger- 8i8ter, who lires in MississippL She has
ouli- been a consistent member of the Presby-
Kinaton ; people were surprised this terian church for a long time. , She was
morning to learn that Mr. T. B. Yancey, waited on patiently by the family and
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4 MANUFACTURER OF
MATTRESSES
For th Wroumu and Rrr ail TaADB. South
. Qoeao St., near Salvation Army Barracks,
; KINSTON, N.C.
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Dress Soods.
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A' Charicd to Save !
of Virginia, who married Mrs. Mattie
Moore here last Tuesday, had been ar-
rested on the charge of bigamy. ; Mr,
Yancy has a wife and two children near
Jason, Greene county, but claims to bare
been divorced from ner. lie appeared
before Justice J. G. Cox at 11 o'clock and
the cose was continued till Monday, by
which time it is hoped that bis wife and
children, and the authorities atBoydton,
Va., will be communicated with, and tho
truth known.
We understand that some of Gen. Carr 's
friend") are saying that the editor of The
Fheb Tress wrote the article in yester
day's paper headed "Simmons' enemies."
It was a communication and the name
of the writer will be given anyone who
cares to know. We want it distinctly
understood that the editor of Tub Free
Press has manhood enough to state his
views openly. He has never written an
article and published it in his paper as a
communication. The friends of Gen.'Carr
who are making such wild statements
should confine themselves more closely to
. facts. i: .
' No man can make the most of his busi
ness when be ignores the experience of
' the thousands who have succeeded.
"Potato" Tingree, who was mayor of
.Detroit and is now governor oiMicntgan
is probably the least conventional and
most original man in the Wolverine state
ret in the shoe business, from which he
nas grown rich, he has followed the ex
ample of all other triumphant manufac
turers in advertising extensively and per
sistently in tne newspapers. J4 rank u.
Pingree, the superintendent of the estab
lisbment in which the governor is inter
ested, says that "after thirty-six years
we do more newspaper advertising-than
at any previous time,
friends.
Notice to Carr's Supporters.
All the friends and supporters of Mr.
J. S. Carr will please meet at the bank-1
ing house of S. H. Loftin tonight at 7:30 1
o clock.
, H. J.Bass.
Te Rat-. a Raid In One Oiv
laka Laxativb Bkomo Ouinin Tablets. AH
Jrncciita refund tha money if it faila to cure. K. W
Oiove't Meoatnr to en aac bos 5C. '
We have v.just received some
beautiful colors in .Broadcloth,
Camel's Hair; Flannels, etc. , This
being r the ; first season .we have
handled a nice line of Dress Goods.
we will give special prices. r
Jvome and look.
THE NEW YORK RACKET CO.
KINSTON, N. C. . ,
Sumre & ncCoy,
Wholesale
Grocers.
KINSTON, N. C.
Phonb 6. , ,
We want every s housekeeper to j
Wp pII Tn Flpn give us a call. We please others
. m wis v 1 mr vswi w j
- we can please you.
j We haven't all the things iecesT
sary to furnish a home completely
but we have the greater part of
them, any of which will add com
fort to your homes at prices that
will ( bring happiness to your
purses. , , v : , , ,,
: , Our Furniture Department (up
stairs) is a busy, place these days
with the daily .' deliveries . and ar
rivals of new goods. It is kept in
one continuous go. '-.
We never allow our stock to run
downit is always kept complete
and offers every opportunity for a
good selection. 1 s
Otily !
Special Notices.
Mince meat at H. W. Cumming's.
Lost. A diamond pin lost In Kinston
Mondar. Finder by returning to Free
Pkess office will be liberally rewarded.
The New York Life Insurance company
is issuing the most liberal policy on the
market and oners an excellent opportun
ity for first-class reliable men to make
money. Correspondence Invited. Mabtin
A. Lyon, Agency Director, Charlotte, N.C.
I&On Taekahoe.
Heinz Sweet Pickles,
(in Kegs,) '
Mustards
' ,
and Sauces,
' ' ';. .
AT
T.'P. ASH FORD'S;
- On Taekahoe.
Just Think of the Good
You Can Get At
OETTIfJGER BROS.
JWoirtons Bakery R
, DELIVERS ;,'v':'
Fresh Bread and Cakes
Anywhere in the City. -
I All ! of ?ThIs r Season's
Latest Styles ; and
Designs Jn;
High Art
CLOTHING !
.... The only line of real tail-
ored garments at prices no
2 higher than the other kind.
mvu nuv wuk iui vxiKi&ap"
pearance will instantly appre
ciate the advantage in .wear
ing -High Art Clothing.
They fit different, they look
different and they are differ
ent from any other, line of
Ready-made Clothing on the
market.
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THE BIG STORE;
KINSTON N.
Pollholdera for Senatorial Primary.
The Democratic primary for United
States senator is separate from the raru
lar election, but will be held at the same
time and places, the chairman of the
township Democratic committee prepar
ing a box in which Democrats rote their
preference."
The following hare been appointed as
pounoiders lor the senatorial primary:
LaGrange J. Ilenry Fields and John
II. Aldridge.
Institute Klias Sullivan and P. M.
Hardy.- "- i .
Sand Hill Emanuel Daughety and E.
It. West.
South WestJames S. Brown and A.
W.Whitley. '
Contentnea Neck Joe F. Barwick and
J. M. Phillips.'
Falling Creek-I. T. Haskins and John
I. Sutton.
Kinston, No. 1 T. T. Ormoud and J.
II. Dawson; No, 3 L. P. TappandThos.
llarrey. . ,
Woolington VL W. McGownn and E.
II. Waller.
Trent J. C. Darts and J. II. Cuniug
ham. Vance Fred Tartar and Bobt. Wooten.
Pink Uill W. S. Howard and A. J.
Trndall.
Neuse R. E. Bland and Rcott Taylor. '
'HUGO ITEMS.
October 23, 1900.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Bouse spent Sunday
at Mr. J. W. Murchison's, of BidgeSpring.
Mrs. Bebecoa Mc La whom returned
home Saturday from an extended rbit in
Greene county. -
Wt learn that the public school hw
will be taoeht by Mr. E. L. Haxelton, Sr
besinDins: dpi Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jackson spent a
few hours visiting her brother, Mr. W. J.
Laneston, of Kiuoton, Saturday.
Mr. J, S. Smith and Mies Clyde UrtM
toa bar just rcturnfd from "llajirilie,
wbtr tier spent soms time vUiticg
friit3'Ji.
You can get ried Oysters, you
can get Stewed Oysters, and if the
above don't suit, yon can take
them Raw.
l nave naa n years' experience
in the oyster business, and I know
I have 15,000 on hand and will y(mr wants. Come to see me. i
Fried Oysters,..'... ...30c .
SHlfiCIiES I
RED HEART blNE!
Hand-Made.
sell for
$3.50 Per Thousand.
H. O. HYATT,
KINSTON, N.C.
Stewed Oysters, 25c -
Yours to pltase, - , ,
. J. T. SKINNER.
and. Fancy Goods are
Here at the Lowest
Prices.
Call
to Sec
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We Will Endeavor to
Please You!
j VALUE If
The Handsome Hats JUST IN !
Meet Ma at th Onyx F ouctala
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mm
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.AT.
Cash Novelty Store,
Wednesday and Thursday I
Also at Night.
.N.L. BROTOll &
Lowney's
and
JRoyster's
FRESH
pine Candies
Moore & Hooter.
DKAiBaS IN
Come to see' me, boys and young
ladies ! . '
Respectfully,
Is not -inconsistent with
Moderate Prices. '
Where much nellin in :
R6i)itGr'G, cndPorie a reasonable; ad--'
able, that is why wo can '
sell at such low figures: ,
Our stock of
r m
1 . 1
staple x run mm
Fresh Meats,
Chicago Beef, Etc.
4 to la a. m.; 4 to
9 p.m.
Phone 27.
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a roiaaionarr ra.:v at
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f !-!(, peakitr. etc . j
Vmu-Lirx at 11 tr Mr.
KODAKS...
Not the cheap, trashy kind
but
Genuine Eastman
, KODAKS.
A complete line just in also all
necetsary material, etc., for de-
Telopicg.
Thk Witchery or Kodak
ery" a little book on iht art of
riiotrzraj. hj giren free toall who
will csH.
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an object
Try the -
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COCOANUT CRISP !1
price 13 an oojeca it
'wise to buy from us.
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