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DOINGS OF A DAY
IN BUSY KINSTON.
Inrean of Local and General
ference and Information.
Purely Personal.
80d.
APBIL.
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7 8 1 It 13
18 14 15- 1 17 18 10
20 31 22 23 24 25 2fl
27 28 28 30 28 29
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F. Wooten spent today In
O' Berry spent today in
morning tor
Laet quarter 1st; new
mnnii 8th: first anartor 1
Moon Pbahka:
noon 8t
32d; last quarter 30 th.
Cth; full moon
Anrtl A. Run rises f:4'J; sets o:Zrf.
Day's length 12 boors 40 minutes.
Moon rises 8:05.
Weather Fohkcahth run April.: 1 to
3. stronc stales; 8 to 4, thunder, with
Ixhi runs- 5 tn 0. cloud r. 7 to V, sen
mral ra.tna: 10 to 12. warmingr up; 13 to
14, summer-like weather; 15 to 18,
v,W'17 to 20. very cool; 21 to 22,
lmutv. ahnweir: 23 to 24, threatening
m.w- JK tn 20. thundsr storms: 27
ti 28, mild, genial; 20 to 80, fine grow
tag season.
Travelers Golds.
TRAINS ARRIVE AND LEAVE.
i. 4 N. C. East, 8. 53 a. m., to New-
Wo onlj; 4.82 p. m. West, 10.12 a. m.,
8.28 a. m.. 7.87 p. m.
W. A W.. north. 7.80 a. m.; south,
6.45 p. m.
THE MAIL".
, Close, A.C.L.,north, 7a. m; A AN.
CL, 8. 20, east, and 9.40 a. m., west;
4,00 p. in., east, 0 80 west. Open from
west 9.85 a. m., from east 10.20; a. m.,
B.15 1. m,. 1rom west; 7.45 p. m., from
aSt. ..!fr,,S .
, ,m Cottoo Market. ,'
was
Sheriff I).
LaGrauge.
Mr. W. H
Ooldsboro.
Mr. U IT. White left this
Baltimore.
Mr. L. P. Tapp returned yesterday
from Duribam.
Mr. J. T. ' Taylor returned yesterday
from Goldsboro.
Dr. J. M. Hodges, of LuOrange,
hers yesterday.
Dr. Won. Ed wards returned yesterday
from Baltimore.
Mr, J. E. Koonoe returned from New
York this morning.
Mr. Jas. Lf Smith returned last night
from Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. White returned
boms yesterday from a visit in Craven
county.
Mr. J. J. Potter, of Snow Hill, left here
yesterday for Newborn, Jacksonville and
other points.
Mrs. J. E. Cameron and Mrs. B.F.Wig
gins returned to their home yesterday
irom Raleigh.
Mrs. Alex-Warren, of Wilson county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T. Launders,
of near Kmeton.
Mrs. John Duckett and little daughter,
of Raleigh, came yesterday to visit at
Mr. 8. H. Abbott's.
Miss Maud Williams, of Greens county,
came laet night from Newbern, and went
to her home today.
Mrs. M. M. Marks, of Newbern, who
had boen visiting at Mr. Oettinger's,
Ms C. A. Rhrdeand John Lijfardy
ars auenaiDg conn at Trenton- wis
week. :
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. Miss Llllls Hardy is spending
in Trenton shaking bauds wll
mttoaud friends. ,
tbiswerk
th srAool-
Miss Bossis Koonrs, of Jtfcblands, is
visiting friends in Jones county this Week.
Futures on ths New York cotton ex- returned home yesterday.
hangs closed today as loiiows:
I, .April. 8.97; May, 8.83 July, 8.03;
August, 8.78.
Snot cotton on the Klnston market
8.30. '
KINSTON KINETOSCOPB.
Rev. W. E. Brown went to Dover yes
terday to attend the missionary institute
and educational conference.
Mr. A. D. Kennedy, of Norfolk, Va.,
who had been visiting Mr. H. M. Smith,
left for bis borne this morning.
Mr.Thos. E. Pats, of Wilmington,
who is visiting relatives In Klnston, left
this morning for Greenville to spend the
day.
Mrs. D. E. Roberts, of Durham, who
bad been visiting at Mr. M. T. Taylor's,
left .this morning to visit relatives in
Greens county.
Mrs. A. M. Harding, of Raleigh, who
had been visiting at Mr. J. W. Williams',
returned home today, accompanied by
Mr. Williams' little son, Robert.
Mr. M. W. Warren, of Snow Hill, took
the cars here yesterday morning for
Goldsboro, returning in the afternoon
and going to bis boms last night.
NEARBY NEWS
Moving Piotures of Dally Events
j! Street Happenings.
Mr. Geo. T. Carson, of Forsyth county,
lias moved with hli family to this county.
Us will merchandise near Klnston.
r A bunch of fins rad sues was brought
to The Fbki Pbkbs office this afternoon
from the garden of Mr. Lewis Grady.
Tbs capital stock of the Bank of Klns
ton la wav no in G. The par . valus is
f 100, but sit shares sold this week, three
brought 600 and three $030. A special
notice In Tn Fbkb Press effected the
sja,
Little George Taylor, the two-year-old
on of Mr. John Taylor, died at his home
In Onslow county yesterday of typhoid
fever. The remains were burled this
afternoon at 3:80 o'clock near .Mr. Tay
; Jot's old home In Jones county.
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The voter is being made to feel his im
portance today and is enjoying the rare
luxury of a carriage ride. The lame, the
halt, the blind and all other varieties are
being haled to the poll to vote for one
or the other of the mayoralty candidates.
' John Brown, colored, while rolllnir loirs
at bis horns in Jones county, yesterday,
bad both of his legs broken by a big log
falling on him. Medical attention was
nmmonsd from Kington. A reporter
was informed that Brown very likely re
ceived some Internal injury. There is
much doubt as to his recovery,
Mr. John E. Rbem, of Wayne county,
mai Miss Llllls Matthews, of Durham
county, were married in Raleigh Wednes
day. . It- was a runaway affair. The
couple cams to Klnston yesterday where
they will spend a few days v'sitlng
friends. Mr. Rhem formerly livnd In
HYOO.
Aprils
Rev. W. G- Johnston preached an ex- Mr. D.B.Taylor made a business trip
cellent sermon to a large congregation at I to Ayden Saturday afternoon,
tbs Christian church last night. His sub- Ths young people around here attended
jectwas "ThsNesdofaConsclousnessof Union Chapel Sun-
w'JfT He hand & "of. Klnston; wa. her.
jw hi luwuuor, CkUU IUO I MOQu4Te
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Looal Happenings Reported
By Free Press Corre
spondents. '
ORMONDSVTLLB.
April 2.
Mr. J. C. Dail, of Klnston. was here a
short while Monday.
A large crowd from here attended ser
vices at Union Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Ormond and Mrs. Irene
Ormond visited friends , in Greenville
Tuesday and Wednesday. ,,:
Miss Llczie Lewis, who has been visit
ing friends and, relatives in this section,
mturned to her home in Henderson Monday.
The farmers of this vicinity are hauling
in a large quantity of fertilisers.
There were Easter exercises and an egg
hunt here Sunday. They were attended
by a large crowd.
OOVB. f .- I
,. 'Aprifi.
Little Miss I pock returned from .Yance
boro last week, after spending some time
visiting relatives.
Mr. E.0. Avery, Misses Fannie t and
Annie Avery and Mrs. Townsend attend
ed the Missionary meeting at Dover yes
terday.
Mrs. Bailie Springle and little sister,
of Beaufort, cams through Cove yester
day on their way home after spending
some time In Jones county visiting their
parents.
Miss Ines Moore, a girl less than fifteen
summers and Mr. Jack Avery were mar
ried test Sunday in jyenoir county. This
was a runaway match, and some say a
courtship of only three days. Jones
county heretofore has been capturing th
license lees, but a suit or two made the
register of that county a little more par
tlcular and it is not so easy to steal a
little girl do; hence their flight to Lenoir.
We don't know how the young man got
his license, but some young men And it
"easj" by swearing the girl is eighteen.
After tbey get married the father thinks
it better to let bim have the child than n
nut the man in the penitentiary for pr-
iry. Mark the prediction, somebody
will get in trouble yet if this thing is not.
stopped. Several in this neighborhood
in the last two years have married un
der fifteen years, against the will of their
parents.
Mrs. Sallie I pock and Mrs. Nancy R'ggs,
of Asbbury, spent yesterday at Mr. E. D.
Avery s. ,
Mrs. Sallie Jenkins, after several months
confinement with heart trouble and
dropsy, died last Sunday. She left a
husband and five little children.
Several Coveites attended court this i
week at Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. C, D. Lane spent Sunday
In Newbern visiting Inends and relatives:
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Split Seats
38 Cts.
Double
Cane Seats,
48 Cts.
Special Notices.
Merchandise Envelopes havs been added
to the materials carried in stock by The
Free Pbess Job Printing Department.
Pumps and Pump Pipe cheaper than
ever. Pump put down for $5.
Moore & Parbott, Klnston, N. C.
The Free Press Job Printing Depart
ment has recently received over 100,000
Shipping Tags. We furnish a good No
5 tag neatly printed in 10,000 lots at
60o per 1,000.
A last notice is given all delta
qttent town , tax payers. The tax
must be paid at once. All real
estate upon which' the tax has not
been paid will be advertised on
Monday, April 7tn. Those who
do not wish to be advertised must
come forward at once.
L. J. MBWBORNE, Clerk.
THE RUSH IS OVER
and we are ready to supply your
wants in Spring Millinery.
Be sure to see us before placing
your orders and . we ieei sure
we will get a goodly share
of them. You want stylish and
tasteful goods, and that's our aim.
The secret of our success is in
pleasing. Our out of town friends
are cordially invited to call. , .
MISS MEACHAM & CO.
close attention of his hearers from begin
ning to end. The meetings are Increas
ing la interest with each service. Mr.
Johnston will preach again tonight from
the subject, "The Meaning of God's Long
Buffering and Klndnesa."Everybody In
vited to attend. : - l .-
Have you visited the American Mu
seum of Anatomy? If not, you should do
eo. It Is located next to Mr. Geo. B.
"Webb's shop. Dr. Margulls, who owns
tbs museum, has written recommenda
tions from the mayor, physicians and
surgeons and prominent people In nearly
very town tn this and many other States
that be has visited. In his collection Is
a, Mfe-sise figure of Leon Csolgost, the as
sassinator of our late president, besides
maay other noted criminals. The mu
seum contains many features both inter
esting and instruetirs, and is more than
worth the price of admission, , 15 eects.
nullum is lor men only, see ao. la an
other column. ' "
lypewnter paper for sals at Tin Feee
Mr. J. W. Sylivant took Easter dinner
withW. W. Ormond. of Ormondsville.
Sunday.' i - :
Miss Palmetto Taylor, of Hookerton.
spent Saturday night aud Sunday with
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. V. a. Taylor.
Mrs. D. B. Taylor spent Tuesday after
noon with her daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Hardee, of Hardeesville. ...
Vr. J. W. Sylivant went to Snow HOI
today. :. , ,
COMPORT.
April i:-
Mrs. D. W. Philyaw Is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. W. G.Hardy made a flying trip to
Richlands Saturday afternoon.
The farmers are busily engaged In corn
planting and preparing tobacco land.
Mr. Murrill Cox, of Catharine Lake, vis-'
lted in the neighborhood bunday.
Mr. I. D. Elalock spent Saturday night
in Klnston end retarti"4, Sunday.
i:i i:. M Ws'tors, who b.1 been vie-
U r r i,tr wr, iirs. v. A. i.aoits, re
turned to ber home atLaGrai :reiinday
Mess. F. G. EfttterfiM.l, W. G. Hardy, I.
B. Koonoe and tlaud iirown spent Sun
day at Trenton tatlxgln the union meet
APEK-ICAfl JJDSEUf.1
Of flJlflTppY
AND
DelecliFES' Erines; Gallery,
Next U , B. Webb's Satp,
containing all outlaws in life-size
fizures.' The hidden wonders of
the human body revealed.
Once Seen,
Never Forgotten. ;
Contains a life-size figure of
LEON CZOLGOSZ,
the assassinator of our late presi
dent.
For lYIcrx Only.
ADMISSION 15 CENTS.
. That is 12 cts each chair lower than
usual price. Every one warranted to be cf the
best second growth Hickory Stock. 100 of
them only among our reduction sale of 'the
Dawson & Co. furniture. i t ?: '
Now is your opportunity to furnish your
"Home" at Bargain prices.
$10 00 Felt Mattresses at $750. i-Z
$ 8.50 Pelt Mattresses at $5.50.
$ 5.50 Cotton Fibre Mattresses at $4.50.
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OUR MATERIAL FOR FLUES 15 HERE!
Tobacco Flues I
Tobacco Flues I
t Tobacco Flues I
, ' Made of Double Seaming , Steel. Quality and durability are
guaranteed to equal any made for this purpose. Our metal is free
from scales, which make it last longer. We are in the flue business
not for this year, but - as long as we continue business in this city.
Therefore we strive to make customers for another year. Our flues
are made by workmen who understand how to make flues. :
Our prices are guaranteed. Can fill orders on one day's notice.
Send orders or come and inspect our work. " .
S. H. ISLER, JR.,
KINSTON, N. C.
HINES BROS. LUMBER COHPANY,
Mills located at Junction of A; & N. C. and A. C. L. Railroads,
KINSTON. N.CV
W. BUiufactnra'rougii and dreutd KDn-Dried Fin Lumber ofyewy dercriptxm commonly uod for
building purpoKS, mclnding Molding!, Molded Cuiags and Baw, Hand Raili, Stair Rail, Etc We
make Latbi, Sbinglea, Tobaccd Sticki and Bed Slats, and get oat material lot Tobacco Hogsheads, Meat
and Cabbage Boxes. Wa are always in the market for Lamber, Logs and Standing Timber, for' which we
pay Cash at market prices. If yon wish to buy o' sell see ui and get our pi Ice,: W try to deal Square
with all and couideronr word more precious than gold. . . . . ,, ( ,
ROUSE & ORMON D, I
Attorn kys-at-Law,
KINSTON, w. c. -
Will practice whereTer their serrkes are desired. '
n. Vi.B,iur nf the firm can always be tonnd at
their office, at the rear of the court house, during
office hours, between the hours of o a. m. and 4 p. nv
Your
Watch
has ''that tired feeling." It
needs a spring cleaning.
Bring us your watch, we'll
clean it, repair it, regulate it,
and let you have it back
guaranteedd for another year
of good work. .
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TSSJVWsXBm. .
KINSTON. H. e. e
Cleanliness is ,
Next to Godliness.
1,000 Cakes Toilet Soap,
worth toe a cake, will sell at 15
a box (3 cakes to the box) until it
is all gone. . Come early; we are
waiting for you. The tlgjest bar
gain ever offered in Soaps.
AT . .
llCOD'SDflUG STOUE,
T.V.r.1EVVB0RN&C0.,
Wholesale Groeen, .
fflolesale any. ' , kinston, n. c.
tQrOur prices favor our customers
BRISTLES
IN YOUR TEETH
are not very pleasant, but you
will get them there every time
you use a poor tooth brush:
Get a Brash
that is built right costs more
but gives more satisfaction ' than
a dozen "cheap" ones.
Our Best
Are the Best.
A Package TOOTH PASTE
free with eyery Brush bought this
week. t" '.' ' f
t n n '"""ip'vri
-.1. Us 1 kiL,. -1 U LJit
Jt P&jt to Ttde at The UigStoie.
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Foulard '
Silks
Worth $1.00 yd.
for 59C yard.
Too many Foulard
Silks here that's the
only reason for such
a reduction. We sim
ply intend to reduce
stock and will take a
loss in order to ac
complish ourpurpose.
All the newest shades
and designejust five
dress patterns in all
ard yours for
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I KINSTON, N.C.
59c Yard.
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Pack your Blankets, Furs
and clothing with .
CilMPIIOR ;
CRYSTALS,
a sure protection from
An effective disinfectant
and antiseptic. .
Lavender,
Cedar and
Camphor. J
odors.
AGENTS,
Phone SO, Brick Block.
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B. and B. Red tine.
The Fit of a Shirt
" . may not be so apparent as the
fit of a coat, but it is just as
' essential to the wearer's com
1 fort.
These Shifts pt
in the collar, the arm holes,
the sleeves, the wrist bands.
' - the length, because we carry
" such a veriety of sizes and
proportions that we can meet
the measure of every man . r
Pfice $1.00
Calland examine them. '
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