DOINGS OF A DAY
If J BUSY KlflSTOfJ.
fsnai of Local and General
Terence and Information.
Be-
HAVflJ TOP OPT YOUR?
Ofnolal Circular Letter 6f Im-
, portanoe to All Parents.
The State anperintendent of public In-
etroctionhae sent the folio wng latter to
county aaprlntendente: "I enclose s
printed lint of books adopted for oh la
tbe public echoola by tbe State text book
commission and'of prjcee and exchange
prices of Jtlwes books. I desire to call
attention to tbe fact that tWuasOf tbeaa
books In tbe public aohools will be com
pulsory, under tbe lair, after ' July 1,
aster. ' I iwj, ana tnat u oia booka now 10 use
linnw Pnaaui: Last Quarter 3d; eW I m not exehanmd hnfrtM that Hm tha
moon 9th; Unit quarter 16th; full moon Wcoang) prto)f( according to tbe eon-
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Sun Hon Tne Wed Thu Frl Sat
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3 8 4 5 6 7 -8
10 11 VJ 13 14 15
16 17 18 1 20 21 33
33 24 35 2 U7 28 29
80 81 x"
A CARD!
' !einHaia....tf ..JU.i. a .a
Kis: WrfiLSJ $ At ? Considerable Discount of
ouu , nut yrevni ww puppora oi 017
. ,1 ' .i" u WT. BINES.
The Original Cost.
If arch 28. Fnnrlaee 5:53; aeta 6:18.
Dar'a length 12 hoara 26 minutee.
. Moon acta 10.4C.
KINSTON KINBTOSOOPB.
tract entered Into wltb the pnbllahera
by tbe Btate text book commlaaion, can
not be taken ad rentage of bjr patrona
oi toe public ecuoojs. . l wian to urge
you, therefore,
An noujncemont!
' I her-by' announce- myself a candidate
before the Democratic primary for aider I
man to represent toe Third ward. -r'
- Very reapeetfull.r,
. , Ji 'jr. C. WAGNER.
I hereby announce mystlf a'can-l
dilate for ht Democratic nomina
tion for Mayof of Kinstrn. , 1 J
- . , Respectfullr, ( , ,
-, - h T. MIDYBTTB.
Announcement! "
notice to all tbe teachers In your county
llovlne: Pictures of Dally Events 1 urging them to notify all children and
Am a candidate for Mayor. If I
elected will serve the interests off
to eend written official the town to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
' GEO. B.WEBB.
' . Street Happenings.
, Dr. C. B. Woodley haa moved to the
realdence recently vacated by Mr, C. W.
5;btiee.':-U'7':' -'';!.';;
Iter. W. G Johniton went to Trenton
', Teaterday evening to attend the Jonea
' Onalow Union. He will return In time
to fill hla pulpit Sunday morning.
There will be epecia) Easter eerrlcee at
tbe colored graded nchool building Sao
Aay afternoon at 4;80 o'clock. Bt. Rer,
JL A. Wateon.D.p., Webop oi .me aioceBe,
will be present. A '.' .. ', '
Tom Hall waa ahot In the left tore leg
by Jim Dixon, both colored, thia morn-
i lng. Tba sbootlngnocarred in a woman'a
room in the build lng commonly kno wn
as busiarda' roont" Both claim the
shooting waa accidental. Tba wound la
not a aerlo.ua one. -,
1 , Dr. Ewarde modeatly and properly
asks that credit be glren to Dr. Baker,
tbe resident physician ard surgeon of
Plttman hospital, for conducting the
lemarkableoperation told of Wedneaday.
We presume it was generally understood
without saying that the resident sn
geon was lo charge, but Dr. Edwards
, was one of the chief operators as stated.
The sister and intended bride of Sam
; Phillip, colored, the supposed cow thief
now In Jail, who was shot a few days
ago, while trying to escape, visited tbe
latter in hit cell yesterday, and the In
tended bride shed copious tears. Tbei
cow baa not been Identified,' although
, Phillips' slater said neither she nor her
mother owned a cow, which gives tbe lie
to Phillips' assertion that the cow he
.tried to sell belonged to bis mother. ''
. The representative of the Imperial
Tobacco Co., Meis.W. C. Reed, James
McDonald and A. F. Thomas,, who were
In JKlnton yesterday looking over tha
situation' here for tba purpose of estab
lishing a stemming plant and appointing
' a representative to buy tobacco on tbe
focal market, left last night for Golds
boro. Tbey secured yesterday an option
on the building and land now occu
pied by the Bandolplph Meade Tobacco
Co. This property Is owned by Mr. 8. H,
Abbott, but i rented until August by
' Mr. Randolph Meade, It the Imperial
repreaentatlves can secure hia release of
the place they will either sell or tear
down the present building and erect a
.large stemming plant No one baa aa
yet been appointed buyer on this market
for the Imperial Co. Much interest la felt
as to who will receive the appointment.
A number of the local buyers have put in
. applications for tbe position. Tbe Impe
rial representatives are expected to come
back to. Klnaton In a few days and con
elude definite arrangements.
patrons of their schools, and to give
notice to all tbe people of your county
papers urging them to take ad vantage of
these exchange prices before J uly 1,1902.
If tbe patrons of the public schools fail
Announcement!:
We purchased of Mr. If Pearson the entire stock of
Furniture
lately owned by Vess. Dawson &Co This purchase so
favorably made enables us to pat on sale a most complete
variety of Furniture at prices reduced by
One-Third Less Than
Present Values.
, This is an exceptional opportunity, especially since
many fnmitnre manufacturers have recently again ad
vanced prices on their .'products 10 per cent.; A fact
which we ignore in these offerings. , ' '
To give you a little hnt of what you may expect we
quote the following few items picked at random: .
150 Dining and Suit Cane Seat Oak
Chairs, $1.00 kind, at..................;...:..:..; ; 69c bflCh
58 Oak Rockers, Cane Seat, fa kind, at...;. $ 1 ,25 each
36 Oak Rockers, $i.5oand $1 75 values, at $ 1 , 1 0 each
Am a candidate for the nomination nt I
Mayor before the Democratic primary.
Will annreclate tha minnort of nrr frinniiH
to avail themselves of these low exchange and It nominated will serve to tbe best of
prices before tbe beginning of the next Wu? ttM ,Dter?,,I0 Lt?N'? 20 Kitchen Safes. $2. tsnal orice now l nnrh
school jecr, ihey wiU flud themselves ' ' - ' " J " , V
V9 1? Kitchen Cupboards, 4.50 sort, at...... $3.25 each
under tte hard necessity of being com
pelled to buy new booka at the full price,
and their old booka will be left as uselee
proi erty on their ; bands. ,Thla would
mean, of course, a great loss to the " peo
ple of the 8 tat 3 aud a decided gain to
tbe publishers.' Any book that has been
used or could have beeu used by any
child in the public schools of North Caro
lina before July 1,' 1902, t may be ex
changed for a new boot: of like grade
upon the same subject at the price quoted.
I send you under sefarat cover 200
eopleaofthla letter.; Send a copy to grounds of PURE DRUGS rightly
You OwMre Us
for doing right. , The druggist
who desires to grow in the confi
dence of his neighbors has no other
safe and sure way open to Mm. "
We solicit yonr patronage on the
every teacher and school committeeman." I
' at' iam iMf aitnni
JSr. naMw mrua(,I)soiireallkllM7UI.eii1
SrM AS SMtliaalUinwfOa.VhloujorV.f
handled and at fair prices. -
We have wb at you ... want
will please you. ,
and
I Special Notices.
Foi Sals. 50,000 Shingles. Samuel
Abbott. i - f 'V,.,
Pumps and Pump Pipe cheaper than
ever, rump put down Tor f o.
1 , , Moons & Pabbott, Kinston, N. C.
Pine Western Beef, Pork Loins, Freeh
Boiled Tripe, and Sausage, at Bond's
Market every day. 'Phone 14.
' Our Mlllnery Opening was a success, as
evidenced by the unusually large sales.
We thank those who have so liberally
patronised us in the past and assure them
that we will continue onrefforts to pleaae.
'--.' J. M. Stephenson. ,
I represent capitalists who wish to In
vest large sums of money in Kmaton real
estate and industrial stocks; to establish
new plants or finance thoae already
scartea.. . - ,;. " 1 n-p ; uias. . vvnit.
Cashier of tbe Dive Bank, Kinston, N. C.
CANDV CATMAfmO
1 ill,! 1-
Genuine stamped CCC Never sold In bulk
Bewer ef the dealer who tries to sell
omethinji vst at food"
A CARD.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for alderman Second Ward, north end,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary. ' .'
" ' . V ; D. V. DIXON. ,
E. HOOD, Druggist, S
"est Goods at Lowest Pricti"
. 53 Bed Room Suits, among them ' - , ,
values ranging from $20.00 to , ,
$75.oo, we now sell at... $15 75 to $52.25
6 Enameled Iron Steads, $ 4 kind, at......' $2.80 CSC h
3 Enameled Steel Beds, richly brass
trimmed, f 20.00 considered reasonable '
for. them, now at.. $13 25 each
12 Sideboards, one prettier than ,'
the other, $16 50 to f 43 values, ? ' "
now at ......i...... $1 1 to $30 each
40 Curtain Poles and Brass Fixtures, ' '
everywhere priced at 25c per set, here : 18c SSt
It i'ojM to Truth t lh ItbfSiot
The Latest
New, York
Vogue
Your r inger Tips.
This is to be a Linen sea
son. Paris said so first
New York of cource followed
suit, and now the en tire fash
ion world is talking Linen.
We have bo-ght our share
and are showing full ltne of
Silk and Linen
Batiste,
Grass Linen ,
and - '''
Linen Grenadine,
and with the exact colors and
materials in ; ' .' J
Embroideries
and Insertions
to match'. Ours is " truly an
elaborate showing and a,
glance at the second ' north
window will prove the asser
tion,. Get in line and have a
Linen Suit this season.
Novelties
For Easter Gifts.
You can find in our stock
lots of suitable Easter Nov
elties. Maoy . - inexpensive
articles, combining beauty, ,
appropriateness and genuine '
artistic value.
; IWBpecUl atteatioa la directed to
. ear abowins of Colored Vaabrellaa ;
fa our window.'
, ; . ths jswir.Ba, -
KINSTON, ' M. O.
Among these offerings are
Dining'Tables,
Hall Racks,
Chiffoniers, i v
1 -
Dressing Tables,
Center Tables,
Desks, l ,
, Bed 5prings and Mattresses; .
and other single pieces of Furniture o which we shall call
your atttention from time to time tnrough this medium, but
KINSTON, N. C.
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NOW s the Time
to "Use :';
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Why Not Come Here
earliest convenience lock around see
Looking' is free no purchasefi no pay.
what is
And if
at your
offered.
you want some of these goods on easy terms don't hesi
tate to say -See how much cheaper we make 'em to you
.than other' dealers. "
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Just a little trea ment with
the above and you will have
an abundance ot Eggs to sell.
For, Sale!
-SOLD BY-f'j
TDl!3-Dil!lDaC3.
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Phons 53.
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Mrs. J. T. Kelly went to Caswell this
morning., ,
Mrs. Adelaide Fleming went to House
thia morning. , fc
Mr. J. J. Street, of Goldsboro, waa in
Klnaton today. : ;
Mr. T. J. Turner, of Newbern, was In
Klnaton yesterday afternoon.
, Mr. P. 8. B. Harper epent yesterday
with relatlvea In Greene county.
Prof. B. 8. Skinner, of Beaufort," came
thia morning to visit Prof. & F. Hoell. .
Miss Kathleen Kllpatrick left this morn-
Ing to visit friends at Barton Heights,
Ta. ; .- , ;.,:,
Misses Ethel Wooten, Lillle Smith and
Lucy Brooks wont to Grlfton this morn
ing. - , . .
Mrs. N. J. MIdyette,'of Btchmond, Ta.,
came last night to rklt her aon, Mr. J. T
Hldyette. ' , .
Mies', Eunice Chadwlck.and Master
Frank Hawks left this morning to visit I
relatives at Weldon.
Misses Helen and Katharine Brock, of
P.alelgh, came yesterday afternoon to
TWt Mrs. 8. IL Abbott . :
DESF0RTI1E
; DOUELS
if tM timl nmUr. hMltbT wowmenl of lh
I koweJs evrj day, you'r 111 or will bo. Kup jour
buwela apea, uil be wll. Fore, In lh thaiieof via-1
tout phrnloor pill polwjn, U aanccroui. Tb cmootb.
HI, aslest. n.M( perfect oftl kilna tba bowi
WUIMMHIWIUI
CANDY
CATHARTIO
1 Several town lots,1 lo
cated in various sections
of town, suitable.for bus-
-:..;. riikTmt ark wsr :-- live rrir vmmtm m. t r
iness housesor residence. FllNtt DKO. LUlUDtlK VUZ lKAlN Y,
Also other town prop-
I Special
Sale
OP
Ob
v EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Ftouut, PlthU, Potent. tU Oood, Do Good,
iar Sicken, WkNk. or Uripe, it, t&. and M ma
Kr bos. Wrlta far fraa wuDpla, and booklat oa
alth. Addrm - a
muie BJuiiBT eomrr. oiiciee r saw yoks.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEW
Baby
Carriages A
ready for your In-
are here,
spection.
Prices Are
Right
tobacco f rrr
and SMOKll
. Yonr u -- . J
ca r cartel er ny form of tob
and terms to suit you.
to see us.-
Come
ti
li
1 1
. be pia.ie mr'., atroiin m"
frn
erty. Cheap for cash or
good paper.
Apply to
DR. J. .I. PARROTT,
KINSTON, N. C.
VIE 1M1U '
for eulogies of
Our
Millinery
Stock
liberal purchacc3 and or
ders pieced Wednesday.
We are-now redj to
malio or trim to cuit indi
vidual cuctcrncro. Easter
1J i kMW.J Lt . Ja
C--e-v y Tf.--m es
Mills located at Junction of A. & N. C. and A. C. L. Railroad?,
KINSTON,
N. c;
Wa aiuifactnia rough and draued Kiln-Dried Pin. Lvmbar of amy dercription commonly used foi
banding! purpotas. mclading Moldiog. Molded Catinn ud Baaa, Hand Rail. Stair Rail. Etc. Wt
aaka Laths, Shinglea, T obaceo Stick aad Bed Slatt, and get out Material for Tobacco Hogihaadi, Meal
and Cabbaga Boxai. Wa ara alvaya In tk. market for Lamber, Log and Standing Timber, for which are
pay Cash at market price. If yoa ariah fto boy or tell sea as and get oar pi ice. Wa try to deal sqaar
with alljand considerm.awdoreprecionsthaii gold.
l:lt'lll!l'lllI'!rIM'lI
a - t
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1 1 ! '1 '1
Are Yon looMng for Tronfcl
. We are sure we are not, and what's more we want to make
- as little for you as possible and to that end we make it a
rule to sell drugs and chemicals that are the purest obtain
able at the fairest prices. Ey so doing we save you run
ning a mile or so out of your way, to obtain sometlilr
"just as good or better" elsewhere. We are in a position
to demonstrate tte truth of our assertions by any fair trial.
He IS a ViC2. .'::n who judges goods on tidr r-crits
entirely, and ret tyvLati3 said of then. T.'h-t v;z sny
.' about our. drrs aad druggists'; sundries, we cay fertile
'' 'express purpose of Laving people inquire lilo cr sizis-
ments and jui2 for themselves C3 to tL 2 r- :1
articles in questica. Our policy is to invil: i
all times. Ve con t care IlO
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aff eta I
GUARANTEED.
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38 inchc3 wide. 01.5O
quality,
$1.25.
S3 inches wide.
92 1-2 c.
3 inches 7ide, G10O
Ve
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