Jft'nston jst
Way 6y Way
Continued
Story of
jCoeat Cvents
MUSIC CLASS.
Ild.j ADQU8T l03.
8u Moa Tm Wad Thi Frl Bat
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8 4 5 7 8 0
10 11 13 18 14 16. 18
17 18 19 80 91 92 93
24 28 38 97 28 99 80
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PoUosmu Brlnaon to right alter the
huckstsrs and merebaaU on tba Ifllkr
block about kssplng ths ddewalkf frea
from e&fckra coops and other objectloo-
abl matter, and the better condition of
things on the block to a compliment to
hie eagle eye, and atoo to the wlee co
operation of the merchant. There to
room for more work of this kind In Kins
ton, and "a word to the wlee to eoffid-
I will begin teaching a Maste Class
8EPTEMBEB 8TJI,
and wonld like to have all interested or
intending totakeleettonaeorrenpond with
i or aee me. 1 teach by the synthetic
mevnoa. wnicn la Known to be th htat
and easiest.
Special attention to KJndermrten
wuri. , y . . , v .v
For fuller particular apply to -MISS
CORA FIELDS, '
107 B. Klotf 8trMt
' Weather Foncaate for Angnatl to 8,
mild iMrtnd. eonl: 4 to B. warmer: fi ta 7.
dry and hot; 8 to 9, local storms; 10 to t.
12, clonda. foggy; 18 to 14, sultry; 10 to Th teachere lnatltnte for Lenoir
& SaWV toff arethTdTr onnty will be held at the conrt houa. In
mil liirhtntnir. 21 to 22. nnaettled eon. Klnaton the first week In September, An
ditlona; 223 to 24, variable; 25 to 37, J Interesting program to belcg arranged
cool waje. lair; w, wanner; xv to ai, The p,, teachere of the county
Moon masse. new moon, na;
Quarter. 10th; fall moon, 10th; laat
qaarter, 20th.
August 13. Sun rises, 5:16; sets, 6:52,
Day's length, liih. 4Um
flrat I ftnJ tnoM Intending to teach this year
Traveler Guide.
TBAtNl ABBITC AR0 LK1TX.
A. t V. C. East. 8. 53 a. m., to lew.
hern only; 4.82 p. m. Weat, 10.13 a. m.,
8.98 a: m.. 7.87 D. m.
"A. ft Li,' north, 7.80 a. m.; south,
; f.45 p. m.
...... .. . TBSUAIM.
Cloee. A, C. L.. north. 7 a. m; A AW
C, 8. 30, east, and 9.40 a. m., weat;
4.00 p. m.,' east, 6.80 weat. wpen from
weat 9.85 a. m., from eaat 10.20; a. m.,
8,15 p . m., from weat; 7 45 p. m., from
tut .
1 B 3 tTuTP
P
are asked to get the new grammar and
the new arithmetic which the state now
requires to be need in the public schools.
Every public school teacher in the county
is required by law-to attend every meet
ing of the Institute." .
!Purely iPorsonal
Items About People
Who Come and Go
Ice I Ice I
The ice business which has
been ma by Mr. J. C DAIL
will be continued at the same
stand on Gordon street, across
from B W. Canady & Son's
hardware store, and will be
managed by Mr. CHARLIE
BELL. Your patronage is so
licited. Yon will , be given
prompt and courteous ' treat
ment. ' - .
Phons 127.
Rhodes Military Institute.
(CO-SDUCATIONAL.)
KIN8TON BU8INK89 COLLEGE.
Traim trail for Codec or Buiinaaa life. New.
)arg and attractive building Sit unparalleled in
Beauty. -Meaitn condition excellent, tignt com
petent teacher. Total current expemea for the
year, Jfco, Sao, ft 40. uterary tuition per month,
fa.oo to $4.00. Buuneia, $1.00 to S3.50.Muuc,
aj.eo 10 vt.co. , .
fall Term begin Sept. n, too.
Addreit , V. II. RHODES.
Ifcfhetoscope
- is ot
Moving it Pictures
of Oallr X-vemte
Stret Heppaninge
Master Julius Sugg spent today' in
Greenville. f
Mr. L. T. Farmer returned this morn
ing to Wilson.
Rev. J. O. Guthrie went to Morehead
City yesterday.
Miss May Orrell returned this morning
from Slew Bern.
Miss Mayme Dawson went to Golds-
boro this morning. v
Mr. W. D. LaRoque, jr., returned this
morning from Suffolk, Va.
Misses Minnie Ashford and Francis
DeYane. SDent todar In Dover.
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Judge 0. H.Allen and children returned PTcnasing
yesterday from Doplln county.
Mr. G. V. Cooper returned yesterday
Mrllinery and
Drss Qocds
it i-l-
fMr.N. B. Moore baa bought out the
fee busineM of Mr. J. Dail and will con
tlnue badness at the old stand.
1 The Bank of Klnston received one de- ff 'w, Hertfort comt
Alft uta .mnnnl I nip tn 197.A8K HQ. I ', '
IrVSJie WWCa.T WMVasaa w fw w w v - " ... . a
..a w" -t. t in v,. Misses Eunice ana K.ate cnadwick re-
know it J turned yeaterday from Weldon,
Mr.J.F. MrPaniol of Jones county, MJrs. L T. Haskln. and Mis. Bertha
.MM.ar,h-.r,.n!tnhAnoontheKlns. PWdiof Falllng Creek spent yesterday
ton market thle week, and It Is said he ta Klnston
realized thirty cents' a pound for ft. Prof. Harry Harding of Greenville,
.i hi v.tj , 'A. came vesterdav and went to New Bern
sq prayer lueeuug wui uv uuu 1 , -
Methodist and Presbyterian cnorcnes
this evening on account of the nnloa Miss Eva Webb left last night to spend
. fjMMtlnff tnmnrrnw evening m ineunns. some -uuie amoug. win inuunuuiw ui
tlan church. western ortn Carolina,
Mr. W. R. McNair of Henderson, N. C, Misses Bessie and Ruth Whltaker, who
' came yesterday to accept a position with had been vlsltlngat Dr. R. A. Whltaker'e,
Dr. C. B. Woodley. Mr. McUair la a full returned this morning to Trenton.
registered drug clerk and has had fifteen 1 Miss Nannie Taylor of LaGrange, who
years of experience. had been visiting Misses Lula Sugg and
The first Installment of the thrilling Carrie Blanche Cummlngs, returned home
and enarosslnff storv. "Black Rock," will last night,
appear In The Free Press next Saturday.
Look out lor the beginning and you will
be sure to follow It to the end. :
A lantern carnival at New Bern the first
part of this week realised 30 for the M.
. 8unday school of that city. Over Ui
' children were in the parade, which was
pronounced by all to be an Imposing
sight. ,
The delegates from Klnston precincts
Nos. 1 and 2 are requeeted to meet In the
grand Jury room Saturday at 11 o'clock
for the purpose of nominating a town
ship constable and eight magistrates.
Mr. U. IS. Webb nas received a conve
nient arrangement In the way of a casket
track for nee la handling corpses indoors
A full line of Summer Hats and
Baby Caps must be sold and now
is your time ; to pnrchase--be-tween
reasons.
Dress Goods ;
in any pattern you may wish. Call
and look, over our stock before
Jtijk-Ctaaa Ciothtor .
andStnlt' &urishr J
, :from Jftad to Jcot
On Prc Omly &
gaaBsaBMBtegBagssB5BBCgSBSs I i
MJI1.0U.CCE1TM. '
We have opened in Klnston a GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS STORE for the
purpose of supplying the needs of the i
people who have in the past had to take I
what they could get or order goods from
the cities. , .
Experience baa taught us what the
people want and with that experience i
and good judgment we have carefully se. I Jj
lected a line of (roods that meets the an-1 3
proval of the best dressers when seen. "
Our line la complete in every depart
ment and in no city store will you see
better goods. '
We are not lacking in anything to
dress a man completely. .
No need to look elwwhere. Come here
first and you are satisfied.
Always a pleasure to show goods, even
though at the time you do not Intend
purchasing. Oftentimes you see things
that you did not expect to see, and
HERE YOU SEE THEM EVERY TIME
YOU COME IN, and that cannot be
ami anywhere else in town.
We have standing . orders with our
wholesale houses to send us the new
things in their different lines as soon as
they are created, whieh of course means
that you are in style if you buy from us.
Judging from the patronage we are
receiving, considering the newness of our
business, our efforts are very greatly appreciated.
O, Ji, Quenerlv, s
I ex
Jftnston, 7f. C,
102 S. Que on Sf. tPhon 7.
A. P. HARRCLL, Manaskn.
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M It Pay a to Trade fit 1 b Big Store
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SATURDAY
OR
MONDAY
August 16th or 18 th
The cost will be from
$!5.0(Tto $50.00. with a
Perfect Fitting High Class
Suit thrown In. 1
Closing
Out the
Hainan
Shoes
3
K
5
AU men who wear h
Hanan Shoes acd are h
looking for a bargain ft
will find here some 5
g interesting news. We R
win not nandie tbese m
poods in future
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to close out the stock
on hand wi r ffer , , g
v AU 4 he $5.00 Shoes g
oxfords and high g
cut, in vici, kid and
.aw . fj-
and all the $6,00 Pat
?nt vici Shoes.
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all h
Wft AUSVJRMIGE
M. STEPHENSON'S,
Opposite Mayor's Office.
TOUR SEWIXG MACIILVE.
If vonr Srtwinir Mohlna In nnt nf irrlr
The home agent can give yon you will find a man at 214 Blount ativet
the same policy in the same I that has had the experience of 45 years
comoanv and at the same rate M" an.a "pun" macmnee. All
4.1. 4. 4-x.j 0TK gnaranieea irom one to tea years,
that the other agent offers, j have come to lire here. I furnish any
wny not patronize me nome piece or part to any macnlne; also fur.
msn nana wneeis lor wak latles,
erv.d.for4pQS
SPECIAL
NOTICES
THE PEOPLE'S WANTS EXPRESSED HERE
5w Line nq Charge leas than 10c.
To Let, For Sale, Help Wanted,
Work Wanted, Articles for Ex
change, Lost, Found, lie wards, etc.
Seven Snrinffs Water ail von can drink
. . v. . . .
ror oo at uooa lountain.
FuU blooded fox terrier nucles for sale
and at trains. It is mounted on cneu- Appiy w ; i u J. mkwbohnk.
For Bent. The rooms occuDled hv
Messrs. Land ft Cowper over the Bank of
matio tired wheels and ball-bearing axlea.
The Ooldsboro people now claim that
their opening sales on Friday,' Aug. 1st,
In round numbers amounted to two bun-
dred thooaandr Thle la a big difference,
'lor at flrat they claimed they aold m halt
-.A. million pounds. " - J
Mr. Lewla Kllpatrlck, who la a dele- county at once to prepare for positions
ats from Cpntentnea Neck township, is I t?e government service Kallwa.t Mall
Tafa-kKoKt nna f vha nMnaa mam In hxm
Clerks, Letter Carriers, Custom House
' r.w:AT. 17" T, ";Z Departmental Clerks, etc. Apply to
wuuvj m. wm. -,ai u yuuii inter-BLaie uorres. Inst., uedar Kapids, la.
anaira. neis o vearaoia ana in rail
Klnston. Will be vacant 1st of August
apply to ,. mb. u. uettimoer.
Fob 8alb. The East Carolina Land
and Improvement Co. has for sale a five
room dwelling in East Klnston at f 1,250
upon libera terms.. , t ' t j
WaJfTED 5 Tocno Msifironl 'I-enoir
possession of all bis faculties.
- Fob Bent A desirable store room on
Caswell street, East Kimton. For a
.Subacrlbar. will add to their . phone .17
BsU Mrs. Pattle B. Tucker, 1T0. Most narlly low for a quick tenant. Apply to
very day now anewphone la added." In Eaat Carolina Land and Improvement
fact during the past three weeka there Co. '
has been an average of more than one ' LiOst un Wednesday morning from a
phone put In each day. . w w"" CTl l a-,n8WiD!
The aalea on the tobacco market yea I papers of great value to the owner but
terday ware not vary large but the prices t? no one else. ISame will be found In-
want ruvrnn.1 tha ainotatint, ni .nM ,lde- Finder will be rewarded by retnrn-
went beyond tbe expectation of anyone, ug to R H Woodell Hotel Tuli.
One pile of tobacco which a farmer r-..u ...v nm.-TA tw-.;,.
thought waa worth alx cents a pound, sell old Taors20for Scents. This la
but for which he expected to get twelve, double the quantity usually sold for that
brought twenty-five cents. Mr. D. Wood. P' I" . - ,ar?e Qintlty on
of near LaGran ho w thl wentto SIZ TiSEi S& T
tlie buyer and asked U the price waa not wKN Street gT0BEg F0B Salk:tv,
, a m-rtsse, nut be tound It waa not. offer for sale, at an exrdlnir! v rRrm.
Tie etmnal rlcuic at Itlver Side church, able price and on easy terrns, the follow.
eonn'v ' wiU ba kAl-1 FHi1a I aescnoea property: t :tntoa la tte
coun;y, wu be Held Iriday, ,outhera portion of Kinsron (Tuckahoe)
. v .WUa...vn. .w wirjuiiyuwu puwif las uufeinp? portion 1 1
ner Cild drinke, Ice the city. One ton room, twoetory store-
Cf r sliir,ntS Will bt ' i "ii Ji' fv n out r iV"!"
i , . ftwi, Aisocue lour -Tooin -Steiu-
sana so ! I, atures ol on lot - ,l.)f.t fror.'.. ' -.n trt t.
?i t'e i " -1 1. , ben la- Both st-: hou are cow rt-nt! at a
" ' " I; .t I i. '
WASHINGTON LIFE
Of New York. i
Wllllamaton, N. C, May 19th, 1002.
Mr. J. O. Gnthrle, General Agent Wash.
Ington Life, N. Y., Raleigh, N. C. ,
Dear Sir: I desire to return my thanks
through yon to the Wnshlngton Life In
surance Company of New York, for the
prompt payment of policies No. 124,409
and No. 125,569 on the life of my late
husband, M. L. Andrews, of Willlamston,
N. C, the same being for $3,000. ,
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr. An
drews died before the premium on the last
policy reached the company, the claim
was settled by yon as soon ai. Adminis
trator waa appointed. I take pleasure
In recommending yon and your company
as being worthy of confidence and
patronage and meeting all promises
promptly. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Lucy T. Andrews.
REV. J. 0. GUTHRIE, G neral Agent
will bain Kintton for several days. '
(ToppiNa t an. a. a. millch's.
M. Q. KOONCC, Spicial Locak AaiNT, .
agent f . When you do. yon
further the spirit of co-opera-tion
and help the home agent
to be able to help you.
(E. J. BECT0N
Local kgtlts W. A. MITCHELL
18BIL HYATT
CHAULE8 SANT."
Ceiling
Flooring
and all klncs or manafactnrcd
Jwahttf
tn DISLVICkHVFUtV SCA-
soHSuaacsiflSowiHa
TURNIP AFJB
You can find the . best
varieties of fresh B63d at
N etrrla j nnn tr Via ra. m
9
M
I
2iS
Y' u can sav.e just ft
$1.10 on every pair S
you buy. Come be-
fore sizes are broken, m
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KLNSTON, N. O.
1 KtXt BKBSIOH
DIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MDICINE-H
WEDICINE PEHTiSTBYPKAKWACY,
Lecture Halls jr 1 nevt y,
Laboratories fr Proc,
" r1opltalir Practice.
One hanclrad pafte Catalofcnu l-ro.
VAfJTED
GET OUR PRICES
HOOD'S DRUG STORE. Yoa write for prlces n
Phone No.' n6.
Klnston jiantelCo.
CIN-CHO
CIN-CHO
The Drink That's Made Itself Famous
The greatest Anti-Malarial Tonic and Nerve
Stimulant known to the Medical Science.
-There is nothing so refrosning and - invigor
ating as a glass of delicious Cin-Oho. ' J ? ;
I There is tone and health in every $FJh
v TRY IT. ; 5c at all Soda Fountains,.
-MANUFACTURED BY-
Ciri-Gho Company.
LOVNEY'S GOODS
. Fresh Today;-
Time Locks, Vault Doors, Deposit
Boxes, etc. We will save you
money.
O. B. Barnes Safe Co., .
."-"' . . Box 22, Greensboro, N. C
5PECIA L
OF ; ;
SUMMER
GOODS
laafKmu - s , '
"NAK2 CN EVEHY PIECE.
Chocolate "Eonbonsi-
Hilli end Go,tin Foulards
Temple-Marston DrukriU bo cold at half price-
Store,
Brick Block
Phono 60.
it
T. K. ARTOPK.
D. S. WH1TT.
A. S. BLOUNT.
ARTOPE, VVHITT & CO.
MARBLE AND GRAIIITI! I.IOU UMEIITG
AND AGSNTS FOR
3 IRON FENCIITQ. Rocliy Mount, IT. O.
I
ALARM CLOCKS
We have sold lots cf tiera
thbseasoa to r.-j around
HINES.B R0S. LUiVi B E r COfl PAN Y,
' V'e
buiUiing Ju 4
niAke Iath., - :
i-df ';:
p:,T Cah at r
tth il and Co
tti Et Jraction cf A.
. t j o r . .
'i ' - - 'i-i t
:H T 5 ao Sticka and V -3
aa a!wjn in tbt r :
ket i ,vss. If y jo wish- I oi
car word wtunsnem
tobacco t :
not the c!
soli 5 1 J
Lv.tf.
C. r
C. 7.
They are
p sort csually
torCS, -
t : :i d r-orc
rintce,
; t .v ?:
Ccttc'n FouJards that
rrcroCOc.reducsdtolQc-
Cclcrcd Lnwm 'thr ..t-
T7crc12 l-2a, reduced to-
All 10c. LaT7H3 r: uc : 2
toGc.
r jXo Goods eh 5-
f 1 1' 3 ft-Iees. -
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