(j&nston us?
'Day 6y
ld. MAY. jitwa.
Boa Monj Toa Wed Tbuj Fri Sat
7 j -- a 8
i 6 6 7 8 0 10
11 12 18 U 15 16 17
18 19 20 ai 22 as 24
25 Sift 27 38 39 80 81
Ifooa Phases: New moon 7th: flrat
Qarter 14th; full moon 23d; laat quar-1 day night at 8 o'clock, when a perrna
tr Wth. v , I oent organisation will be effected. Over
Wkathxb Forecasts fob May: 1 to 3
cooler; 8 to 4, damp, foggy; 5 to 6. than-
."m,VJt,,8'.d?!t.C!J n.fD.d.
18 to 14 unsettled, rariabla; 15 to if
torm.v;lto20theavyralne,tornado"j
31 to 22. cool; 23 to 25, fair and cool; 25
to 26, fine, seasonable; 27 to 29, warming
wp; 80 to 81, rising temperature.
May 14, Bun rises 4:55; seta 6:57;
Day's length 14 hours 2 minutes.
. ,' Travelers 6lde.
'. I TRAINS ARRIVE Aim IJEAVE.
" JLAV.C, East, 8. 68 a. m., to New
fcero only; 4.82 p. m. West, 10.13 a. m.,
S.28 a. m., 7.87 p. m.
A. f. L., north, 7.80 a. m.; south,
4.45 p. m. .
THE VUt.
Close, A. C. L., north. 7 a. m; A AN.
C, 8.20, east, and 9.40 a. m., west;
' 4,00 p. m., east, 6.80 west. Open from
wet 9.85 a. m., from east 10.20; a. m.,
S.15 p , m., from west; 745 p. to., from
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. , Cotton Market. -
Futures pn the New York cotton ex
change closed today as follows:
, May, 9.28 inly. 9.04, August, 8.78
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TRfnstoti
IKfnetoscope.
Moving rf Pictures
of Daily t Events
Street Happenings
Tem Fbxb Puss learns that it Is prob
able the sits for the ' new graded
achool building will be determined this
week. If not this week (he matter will
be disposed of at a very early date. ,
The mayor rendered Ms decision yes
terday in the case of Helen Urahatn, for
using profane and vulgar language on
the streets. She was fined f 1 and cost.
Joe Taylor, for being riotous and disor
derly; was fined 3 and costs.
Bev. Sam Jones, the great Georgia
preacher, will deliver one of his famous
lectures in the Farmers' warehouse on
Saturday night, May '21. 60 and enjoy
yourself mingle your laughter
wjtnj
tears., . Sam Jones
atorm. .
will take you by
The Furs Phkbb acknowledges receipt
of an Invitation to the commencement
exercises of Ciaremont college, at Hick-
ory. The invitation is ons of tbe hand-1
aomeet we nave seen. It Is beantllully
wrraved. and contains tbe nlctnrea of
- . I
ute graauauig cutse.
Ioe cream and other Ices will be served
at the store recently vacated by Messrs.
T. W. Mewborn A Co. next Friday night
under tbe management of the ladies of j
8t, Albau's guild of the Episcopal church.
The public tequejted to attend. Don't
forget it, . .
Tbe Imperial Tobacco company hae
rurched lb lot m.r ,, A N r
urpiin wuorv luw uui k.lOS!On UU MUIS
,ow stand. The company will very
some two-storv brick bulldlnir nn that
I lot. The old oil mill main building was
purchased from tne company yesterday
by Prof. W. H. Rhod e, and some of It
will be used in the erection of the build-
Inge of tbe Kiustou School company.
A meeting is to be hold at Goldsboro
on thtt 20th for toe purpose of organis
Ing a baseball league to include Tarboro,
Goldsboro, Rocky Mount and Wilson,
The promoters hope that Klnston will
iu iu uiw aua ney uge tne basebau
ib ns 10 sena a representative to the meet-
lug. cunce cue very pretty exhibition of
b ll playing by the Klnston and Golds-1
boro kids that town has gone daft on
a. . - I
Daseoau ana is sure to nave a strong
team In the league. This league is to be I
strictly amateur and local, which will
, make it all the more Inters. ting and ex-1
citing.
The Injunction against the county com
missioners restraining them from running j
me county lenoe on tne lands of W. H.
, Jackson and others has been dissolved.
The order was signed by Judge Allen,
but be later modified it, allowing the
fence to be erected on the land of Mr. W.
H Jackson. This was dons to h.nflt
number ol farmer, desiring to maks crop.
tisjear, oat wan tea utem protected
Btkiuo. um i-BToge. 01 roTing stock. Thlsl
mere! aftVcted one strip of land belong I
t-i. . . 8 an
! 11 . . . I
attorneys Umn. LoftlT and Ehw
lr carrlod tb. matter Utora Jndgs
T!-.bfr!.iie. who dissolred ths minnctlon
u t,. in.. j 1 I
r r 'trs, ;.:r Mewra. Jackson and
r l-om Isterftring with the county
Continued
Story f
Cocal Cvonte
commissioners In srectlng the fence, Tbe Mn tba Temple-Marston Vng Co. cer
commissioners of course will give I talnly bad an eye to business when the
tbe bond, 1200, which to al way required
In sneb eases, to Inaore Messrs. Jackson
and others against damage. The mat
ter will be heard In court and disposed of
I ome time thla aummer.
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce I
I la called to meet in tbe court house Frl-
one hundred members bare been secured,
The committee will not be able to reach
everybody, but everyone Interested is
rgl to be at the meeting Friday night.
Don't feel slighted because the committee
failed to see you. You are wanted to
see you.:
help swell tbe list and nse yonr Influence
toward pushing tbe town's best interests
to the front. :'
Prof. Boone, the wonderful mind reader
and hypnotist, known nearly tbe world
Over, who has buried men alive while in
a hypnotic state, and accomplished many
other wonderful things, will appear at
tbe opera house in Klnston two nights,
Monday and Tuesday May 19 and 20.,
Read what tbe Spartanburg, 8. C, Daily
Journal says of him: "Prof. Boone, the
mind reader and hypnotist, 'performed a
very wonderful feat yesterday afternoon,
when, blindfolded, he drove a carriage
containing six cltiiens and drawn by two
horses through tbe streets, found a key
which had been hidden at the Spartan
City club, went to the poatoffice, un
locked a box and delivered a letter found
therein to Floyd I, Liles, to 'whom it
was directed. A large audience greeted
him at the opera house ' last night and
was greatly entertained by bis exhlbl
tlons of mind reading, slate writing and
card trick and exercise of the hypnotic
Influence over a number of young men.
K committee of 12 well known citizens
was called for by tbe audience and went
upon tbe stage and Prof. Boond P611"!
formed a number of difficult feats of mind
reading.
, iPurefy Personal
Items About People
Dr. H.O. Hyatt returned last night
from Greenville. '
Mr. L. nr. Jenkins returned this morn
ing from Wilson. : ;
Mr. J. W. Goodson returned this morn-
Ing from Goldsboro.
Mr. J. w. Bmitn, of Wayne county,
spsm toaay m Jvinston.
Mrs- Cora Williams left this morning
to visit relatives in Durham.
: Miss Kathleen Kilpatrick returned
borne yesterday from Richmond, Va. ,
Mrs. Nannie Johnson left this morning
.Twk. 1
.v vuiutuuwuuvj WW TIOJW VUabtTVJ.
Mr. 8. L. Thompson left' this morning
for Pamlico county to spend a few days.
Miss Elisabeth Greene, of IaGrange,
came yesterday to visit Miss Lucy Cox.
Mrs. Elisa Rants returned home yester
day evening from a visit in Washington,
N.C.
"1 ,71. .
rni w n ii v. . -t. m. j
yru.iUUu vum-
Mr. Abe Schults went to Goldsboro
this morning, returning on the afternoon
train. ' 1 ' "
Mr-Jerry WiI,l,n "turned last night
trom Nw Bern ni wenl to DoyeP thta
wo'0- , , .
Mr- ThD Slaughter and two little girls,
Goldsboro, spent yesterday afternoon
1,1 Klnston.
Miss Annie 8mlth, of Durham, came
this morning from NeW Bern to visit
friends In Klnston. ,
I Mrs. James a Bell returned home
yesterday evening from a visit to her
daughter In Ay den.
SPECIAL
NOTICES
THI rEOflTS WAHTS EXTRISSED HERE
So X.Ue no Charge fees thaa lOo.
To Let, Tar Sale, Help Wanted,
Work' Wasted, Article for Ex-
chaagv, Iioat, Fonnd, Bewarda, te
wr slsdtor b&WrS
npnasoown. Hsward ft wtarned to ,
.-! XT TT I
l osuKure. , 1
CRiAM.-Orders filled promptly for
kinds of Ice Cream In una- nnnH
. I
mon s?ock ta KtnetoT -W
Pwy can tret 23 cents on La daVr tor
same ar-DiTlnor. hT UttF v
1 uiuoft 1
Htllinrn. Vl" . , , , v t I
Mhsl K. C. Lailet. I
Ladle Cm Wmt 6 bos
dm tlu Millar alto Mine Allan' Foot-E.
powder to b ikalcan lata lb. .bo. It auka ughl
or mv than feci ay( girt aoatant nlUf to cora
ud bukma. It's th matt at comfort dacmrr of
calloa and ftor apou. Allan's Foo-Em u a cat-
o an. una. aaa vmnna awouea Mat, .utter.
laia cura for wcUinc. Hot. achinc ha. At all orno
wavm wwiwm, wy. ac. uwj vuuw
tuta. Trial sackaca FREtt bv ataiL Addroa.
I aim s. viauwo, 14 hot. w. . -
Gfiailer lorn fas fill
.scored the agency for the Charley Roues
5c Cigar. They are the flneat made.
INSURANCE!
Life,
Fire
and -Accident.
Best Companies
w 4.-J
"preSenTOU.
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
COMING
THE WONDERFUL
BOONE YAKI CO.
TO THE
Opera fioase
FOR .
2 NIGHTS
commencing'
CDonday, may 19
PRESENTING ,
y npQt gfji '
. "
Mind Reading
; Magic and
High Class Vaudeville
Three hours of Science,
Mystery and Fun.
Tickets on
sale at WoodJeys
drug store.
f.
Ladies
A full line of
and . Gents Neckwearf
Also Ladies' and Chil
dren's Hosiery in all col-
ors. atvlea and fliyfla
orB Bl,yieB Bua BJZ08.
A new line of Belts and
Umbrellas to select from.
J. M. STEPHENSON.
tVOpp. Mayor's Office. i
HINES BROS. LUMBER COnPANY.
, Miils lofcated at Jonction of A. &
KINSTON.
W. anannfactBia roub(uid dnaMtt KQn-Driad
baDding Mrpo, facladmg Moldinf; II oldad Cuing
uk. Latha, Siinflaa, Tobacco Stick and Bad Slat, and fat eat matarialor Tobacco Hogslwada, M.al I
aad Cabbag. Bona, W. an aJwayiJa OtariratoiiLambCT, Log. aad Standing Timber, for which w.
pay Caih al awkat pricaa. Ii yoniah to bay wU
with all aad coaiidar ou word mora pracioM than gold.
Commenced Business
E. F. COX, PrasidcnL
Statement of
The Bank of Kinston;
uaiu ViAKUJLliXA, : V.
at close of business April 30, 1002. '
- tOUFS.
Loans and Discounts.......................................... 1160,049. 54'
Overdrafts, Secured,...........,.....'..;..:..... 108.77!
uveraraixs, unsecurea, ,
otocEsana xionas,.. .,
uaniclng House,
Furniture and Fixtures................
uasn on nana ana in iianJts........
Xiitiblllties.
Capital,
Surplus,
Undivided rants
uepOSltS,
.. ,
. ore than double our fomer capital and an increase cf 25 1
5
accomaouanun
ri.v uvtt same uare
:n ccr5!.-t;ct with stfe
ci.a miLru..ns.
v cry icSueCH 1.1X.
i
YOUR MONEY
IS SAFE,....
only when it is safely invested.
Eurlars can annoy you; bad loans
may cripple joa; speculation nay
rain you. ,
THE
CITIZENS SAVINGS
BANK
is safe because it is governed on a
conservative basis. It holds your
money where you can get it
quickly and without danger of
loss.
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Here are the directors of this
bank :
N. J. Rouse, President;
B. W. Canady, Vice President;
J. W. Grainger,
J. E. Hood,
Jesse Jackson;
L. Harvey,
D. Oettinger,. -
W. L. Kennedy,
D. F. Wooten, 1 1 "
J. F. Taylor. ' 1 - , '
C. F. HARVEY,
Cashier.
CHOICE
(Fancy Groceries
'. 'Phone us for anything
you need. . We make
Prompt Delivory
Remember our. stock Is '
complete, and twe can ?
supply your wants in .
anything in the Fancy
- . - Grocery line.
LaKUUUt & nUUrjTR EE.jphone No. ra;.
Uy-To-DATB Grocers, ,
Phohb 67. KINSTON. V. C
ICE CREAM SODA
AfJD ICE CREAM
5c a Glass.
AT
Hood's Fountain.
It is fine. Try it.
4. E. WOOD.
N. C. and A. C.X Railroads,
. N. C.
Piaa LuW o( rmy darcriptioncoiBiaoal a.l for;
and Baaa, Hand Kail, Stair Rail. Etc W. I
aaa oa and) f ear piksa, W. try to daai iqnara
,
March 1, 1 1897.
W. C. FIELDS, Vio. President
Condition of
453.02
. 1, 100.00 j
3,007.38
. 1,979.85
66,234.31
: . Ji33.023.77
is 1, 000.00'
21,000.00
6.913-45-
6. ait. 45 J iiS.011.45
.w.vr T - ' J v I
184 I IO 12
233.023.77
1a 1 year, tzii i-aas crs every
tai.tr. . We solicit vocr accent.
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T 'Mme 35.
Large -assortment of t
is
HEN'S -:
AND
BOYS'
CAPS
In " .'. -
Crashes.
Coverts,
Serges.
Cassi meres.
Etc.
Prices :
' : , , 50c
and
. 65c
: t
H98tore closes at t o'clock p.
m., except Saturdays.
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ICE ICE ICE ICE
Let me supply your
wants in this line.
Free Delivery
to all ; parts ot the city.
Wagon makes daily calle.
JAMES R. DAIL
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3. Stof. claad .Ttniop at axcapt Satnrdajra.
Do Yoa Want
The Best?
f
: Inspection of our Dia-
monds, Watches, Artistic
? ' ware invited it does not in o
any way imply an obligation 6
j. to purchase.
WhenQUAUTYisconsid-
ered our prices are invariably &
THB LOWEST, - J
"Btwin of belna; offend too . O
mnoh for your money. . O
DGNMHRK, I
KINSTON. N. 6.
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Spring Cleaning.
Spring cleaning is new in
order and you will want -' -
A New Carpet,
A New Matting,
A Rng or Two,
or some article of furniture,.
; ' perhaps. Let us supply your
wants. ,
tYour credit is good.
QiniUl & (DILIiER.
Kinstow, N. C '
Sold in bi.T
tla lotc; delivered r.t your
doer LreD cf char o.
Get your ticl:ct3 frcm
mo end tho'v.T'-ca Trill
3 r.t yCUr hCUC 0 dcilj to
6 ' '
$ AT
t I
lot3 end lit
CHCK4HOCHHKKKM
It Fgjra to Trnde at The BigStoi;
At
39C Yard
we offer
all our
you the choice of
High Grade
Wash Goods and
Foulard Silks
that have been selling at 50c 1
and 75c yard.'
In the lot will be found all
of this j ((season's choicest.
styles and designs, including
ilouselinne DeSoie, Imported
Swiss, Grenadine Effects and
Mercerized Novelties. ; Not
a yard in the lot was ever sold
for less than 50c and the silks
were 75c, J but now you can
take your choice
for 39c Yard.
, These are not old goods,
but all this season's latest
andjLchoicest designs. The
only reason forjheir sacrifice
is that we. are 'overstocked
and must reduce the line.
BaT"We close svenlngs at 7 o'clock
'prompt, Saturdays excepted. '
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KINSTON!! N.C.
v Our
Striped
Wo
for
Ladic
arvd
Children
a-f 25c
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