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ld. OCTOBEB ltH)2.
Saa Mob To Wad Thu Fit Sat
5. . 8 7 8 0 10. 11
13 18 14 15 16 17 18
19 90 21 92 93 94 95
28 97 '28 99 80 81
Timtei Qalde.
TRAWS AJtBITB AMD UATI.
A. I. CL, East, 8. 58 a. m., to Nev
torn only? 4.82 p. m. Wait, 10.19 a. to.,
. 8.88 a. m., 7.87 p. xa. , ; .
A. C. L., north, 7.80 a. m.; outh,
f .40 p. m.
;r ',:.,i,;;,,.!!, M maim. ,. .,
Close, A, a L., north, 7 a. m; A ft N
C8.30. Mt. and 9.40 a. m.. west:
4.00 d. di.. east. 6.80 west. Open tram
Mt 9.85 a. m.. from east 10.20; a. m.
.15 p i m., from west; 745 p. m., from
PRODUCE MARKET.
Retail Prloes Today
Btorea.
in Klnston
tULmA fflma tian. . nt flnantf llama. 1 M lb
Diaad oolorad bras, loot Virginia hum, i i-M lb.
WUU MAI MIL C. K. Sid, Mil, l M ID,
Toaaatoa se pot quit Cabbaga, jc aaca.
Cora, 90c baahat - ' Irian aotatoaa, yoe pick.
Biacc waiaata, ajc pasa. Appua, k wij
IfaaL ace Bock.
Ranuu aa aa aae Ann.
re in, vi hi aus.
Caiduaw, o aaca. Baiter, (labia) jota ju lb
Frying chickana. i J to as, Aaricoto. - pound.
Vnaiar, if, gaJloe., Pram i-a 10 oe poond
Uookuf butlar, yo poaaa. Kya, i.eo Dssaat,
Driad paacbM is 4C Oats, 35c buahal.
Waaat.li.-it
IRfoston
Etfnetoscope
Moving f Pictures
of Daily vnts
Strt Happening
OS
The Round Tall Crab will meet at
Mr. T. C. 'Wootan'a to-morrow (Tues
day) afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Knott Broe., eoid on their floore In ten
consecutive days, 950,000 pounds of to
bacco, dating back from laat Tuesday,
We venture to say this Is a record breaker
for North Carolina or Virginia.
Have you registered?
Hon. F. M. Simmons, chairman of ' the
State Democratic Executive commit,
was In the city to abort , while Satur-
day plght between trains, on his way
from Ayden, where be spoke Saturday to
a large crowd, to Raleigh his home.-''
Mr, C E. Jordon, who had been em
ployed as foreman of the job depart
ment ofthe Klnston Pnbllshlngeompany,
left this morning for Charlestown, West
Virginia, where he goes to accept a simi
lar position. Callie Is an all right printer,
and ws hate to see him leave.
Mr. J. H. Herbert left last night for
Rocky Mount, to be with his sister, Mrs.
Geo! L. Parker. Mr. Herbert was threat
ened with a malarial attack, and had
high fever, and went to his sister's for
rest and quiet. He expects to return, If
well enough In a day or two. .
LaQrange won the last game for this
wason from Fort Ran on their ground,
on the 4 th. Scores 7 to 6. It was a very
interesting game and bard fought battle.
This makes 12 games for LaQrange
team, winning 8, lost 8, tied 1. The
Farks team have played 14 games, won
10, lost 4.
Mr. E. L. Mlller.'bfSeoeca, Kansas, who
has been spending several Weeks at his
old home In Klnston, left for Southport
this morning, where he will Join hfs wife
and go to Greensboro tor a few days, be
fore returning to his home In Kansas.
Mr. Miller Is editing the Rural Kansan, at
Seneca; Kansas, which paper la taking a
decided stand for prohibition in this state
and as a Warm campaign Is on there be
hurries back to get Into tie thick
of the fight.
. Mr. A. A. Slagle announces in an ad
vertisement today In our columns that
hereafter he will reserve Mondays, Tues
days, Thursdays, and Fridays for white
people only at his riding gallery back of
Mr. McKinne'a . store. The other two
days will be given to the colored people.
This will make It more satisfactory to
both. Mr. Slagle baa tha reputation of
running an orderly and clean amuse
ment, and has had very liberal patronage
from the people at this place.
. Have you registered?
Mrs. A. E. Palmer died yesterday after
noon at one o'clock of blood poisoning
caused by child birth, and her remains
were taken to Wolftrap, Va, her former
home last night for Interment. She had
been a great sufferer for four or five days
until death relieved her. Mrs Palmer,
who came here from yirglnia " to
Jo!a lr husband, who Is auctioneer at
Knctt I :ts. warehouse, was 22 yrars
o'l, t 1 torh not Larlrg been a rest
. X cf t- 'a dry tut a short time, had
tul- -r llfr "J to those who knew her
iir j vsjs. Tie remains were ac
c 1t-T:c-"--p ly nr. Talmer
Continued
Story of
jCocal venti
Rev. J. H. Griffleth, Jr., left this morn
Ing for a six weeks trip to northern
cities In the Interest of the Episcopal
church.
Little Reynolds, colored, an
woman) was taken to the asylum at
Ooldsboro this morning by Deputy
Sheriff Sutton.
Don't forget to regis
ter.
Yesterday afternoon, ncoopleof colored
people, smitten with . an lneoptrollable
desire to launch themselves onto the aea
of matrimonial life, drove up to the
Methodist parsonage and were qufckly
made one by the . Rev. E, Co) trans,
whose reputation as a bliss promoter Is
rapidly extending. The" happy - couple
whose names were John .Whlteflold and
Keoecca House, went on, their way, re
joicing, happy in the thought that the
never smooth road of true love had come
to so happy an ending. f f j ?-0
g Don't forget to register! There are
only 16 more days after today. To
those in Klnston township w would say
that precincts 1 and 3 are bounded as
follows: Beginning at the west end of
Gordon street to A. C. L. depot, south to
Orion Knitting mills, east to end of Cas
well street. All south of this boundry is
the first precinct, and yon register at the
court Louse with Mr. i. O. Cox. North of
this boundary in . Klnston, township is
precinct No 2, and you register at Mr. G.
B. Webb's undertaking establishment
with Mr. J. L. Murphy,
Green County Man Killed.
The News and Observer says: Charles
Oadum, who claims to be half Indian
and to have fought in the Mexican war,
was shot last Monday morning by Mr.
Bob Sugga at the letter's home, near
Jason, and died last night from the
effects of his wounds. He had been farm
ing on Mr. Bob Suggs' land. Some days
ago the two men had a dispute over th
crop. Last Monday morning- the old
Mexican soldier started over to the horn?
of Mr. Suggs, who was standing in Ll
yard, and told Oadum out to come in.
The old doctor, as he was cald, went
back home and got his pistol and cams
back. When he reached the gate he was
again ordered sot to come In by Mr.
8uggs. The doctor pulled his pistol from
bis pocket and fired three times. Mr.
Sugga walked in his house and got his
gun. tie returned and fired once, the
load striking the doctor in the arm,
Again the doctor fired hla pistol without
effect and again Mr. Suggs fired his shot
gun, the load taking effect In the doctor's
chest, t Up to this time the verdict of the
coroner's Jury has hot been learned hers,
but it will very probably be Justifiable
homicide. -"a v -
Watch out Wllaon.
Wilson sold 6,126,292 pounds of to.
bacco during the month of Septeatber.
Klnston for the same period sold 5,917,-
226, a difference in Wilson's favor of only
209,062 pounds,' which shows that
Klnston is surely working her way to
first place in the tobacco markets of
North Carolina. , ,
- ' Look Out Tor Fever.- ..
Biliousness and liver disorders at this
season many be pervented by : cleansing
the system with DeWltt's Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels gently, but
copiously, and by reason of the tonic pro
perties, gives tone and strength to the
glands J. E, Hood -
Tbb Fbek Pates Job 'printing depart
ment probably has on hand a larger sup
ply of papers of .every description for
printing than any printing establishment
In Eastern Carolina, not even excepting
the city of Wilmington. If this Is not the
ease it will be' so within six months. ' We
have been constantly increasing - onr
stock and will keep largely increasing it
so as to be able to fill almost any else
order (no matter bow large) without
having our patrons wait until the mater
ials to print their work on is received
from the mills. Isn't such a print shop,
giving you good, quick and cheap service
worthy of your patronage? t-:
aaWTmWffmiajia"WrT,,liaftm",Tawai"a
JEW FEATURES
Ready-to-wear ;
Waist
New
Line of
Goods
These are Bargains and Styles
to interest the ladies. .
Come quick, for they are bound
to strike the popular fancy and the
choicest will go rapidly. ,
j. n. STEPiiEfisoirs,
C;:::":3:-"::r'3C"::.
SPECIAL
NOTICES
nn rmin WAirrs mnssix mi
5i LImi av Charge lea thee 10c
To Lai, For Sale, Help 'Wasted,
Work , Wanted, . Articles for TZx
cbaafq, Loci, Tmvud, Bewarda, etc
Mackerel at Mack Mewborn's.
FRESH Richmond sansam todav at
WE WOX't haadlttJoaf bread After to.
dev. Mark Mwhnrn,
PICKLED1 HOG feet and codfish bricks
at Mark Newborn.
N. a SMOKED hams A sides at Mark
newborn. ,,,' t
ROOM for rent over mv store. B. H.
FRESH Oat
meal at "W.,' D.- La-
Roquu's, Jr. v
LOST One wmU and. black SDotted
dog, answers to name of WheeJer.
Kinder will return same to J. W, Dixon,
junston, a. v. ,
TRY A PAIR of Doutrlass Shoes and
oe convinced tnat (bey are tbe beaV (
BOARDERS WINTED-AddIv toMaa.
W. . JONKg, 11 mount Ht. , - " :
-r a-a J arva . . a- a.
8 EVEN SPRINGS WATER ALL TOD
can drink for 5c at Hood's fountain.) .
MEALS, 8ERVED CONVENIENTLY
at meal hours by H. C Bailey In rooms
up stairs on (jneen street, Ho. 214.
CHOICE BEEF STEAK at Holland's
Market dally, at 12 cents. Orders filled
promptly. - Phone 177, "
MESSRS. T. B. POWELL & SON
Will open up a first-claw pressing club
for cleaning, repairing and oyeing clothes
for laaies ana gentlemen, up stairs No.
116 West Qoeen street. Room for
merly occupied by G. J. E. Phlseae, S. H.
Loftin's building.
Mebbks. T. B. Powell & 8o.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hereafter until farther notice,
I will reserve Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, for white
people only at my riding gallery,
and Wednesdays and Saturdays
for co'ored people. Thanking
you for liberal patronage, and ask
ing a continuance of same. -
i I am yonrsto serve.' r;
A. A. SLAGLE.
Manager Emporia Amusement
Co;; back of H. W. McKlnne's
Store, i.. - -
EtabliW in 18 js. , v :
ARTOPE,
MARBLE AND
' AND AGEtTSFOB IBOX TKSCTSQ.
Main Offict and Electric Powar Plane
MACON. OA. "
Slaughter Brothers. BeUlnc Asrents for Klnston.
The Central : Llarket
We have opened a new market,
No' 104 Queen St ,
NEXT TO S. A. QUINERLY'S,
And will 6ell FRESH MEATS of
all descriptions. -;
Our market will be run in an up-
to-date manner. Everything about
it will be fresh and clean. Prompt
arid careful service will be given to
all orders. We solicit a trial; , ,
Dressed , Poultry will be made a
specialty.
Free delivery to all parts of the
city. Pnone No, I&Z.
HOLT ON & KENNEDY.
Schools Bells Will Ring
Buy Your Pencils, Ink, Etc. at
HOOD'S DRUG STORE.
We have a big line and cheap, too.
H1NES BROS. LUMBER COn PAN Y,
Hills located at Jcnctlon of A. &
KiriCTON.
V. ataasfactor, ro , : and dnuad Kili-Dried
koiWing parpoaam, .mC ; Molding, Woided Caiii
ak. Lathi, ShingVs T r Stick, and Bed E'utt,
ad Calt( Bow. V e a e a!wiy in tka sr)(t lot
ttf Ctih at ait t ( -s. If yea wish to ! r w m'i
tha aiU anOonv . .jrl msraprc);-ia i i "I
5ttTVfTTTH I
Hlah-'Claias-'ClbthYiv'tT'ia
od Cota fuf nlahav. ,
' From H to Foot
' On Prlte Only.?
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$ Wc have
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Now the rage in
New York City
Stop and See Them
Colors...
Grey
-ANDi
Tan
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Si A; Qtaincply,
Klnston, Jir C,
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102 8. QivS2 Phone 7.
yk AKI HUH nAKKEU. mmia-! -m
Trk FsKKPsEssroomaaretoocrowded
with vastanantities of all kinds of papers
and envelopes.' Wearedeslronsof redocf
Inir stock and wlU make especially low
prices on very big lots of printing. If von
need anv eiintlng
- a. a m . r. nnn & a r ti
in xu.uw, w,w
50.000 or 100,000 lots give ns an op-
oortnnitv to figure, with you.
' ' ' 1 - ' Incorporated 190a.
WHITT & CO.
GRANITE MONUMENTS
' . .
' ' Branch Offic. and PUr.tj
KOCKT MOUNT, N. C.
TOWN TAXES DUE
The town tax list has been
placed in my hands for collec
tion, and your taxes were due
CI .1 1 1.i W:" ;.a
Please come' forward and
pay at once. 5 '
Li J. MEWBORNE, ciek.
Insurance Agent.
:;;;LifeKS:SKS
, Fire and ,
Accident
Prompt Service.
Monday-Qet Ready.
N. C. and A. C. L. Railroads,
N. C.
Fin, Laabat of tmj dtacriptioa common !j atad Cot I
and Baat, Hand JCailJ, 5;sui Raj, t ic Wm
and Jet onl aiatarial for Tobacco 1: . . -hf a-.!s i'enl
Lcn.ber, Logs and Sitaoclirg lu-V-er, for h
f at aod ft Oaf piiCa, W, try la deal t ;-s.
' Something ;; - : : , j ;
rfyawBawaV'BV'a'aW'lV '
The; Largest;
and; Best ;
Assorted t Line
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;.:::of
We ,h we ever shown
in ' Ladie: Misses' and
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i Children's.
2 ; f ruuiic w.
Otitic
Opeta House
Thursday, Oct. 9th,
WHO WHAT WHEN
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! . - Original In Nature.
''UAf, Original in Design.
I A FUTE 0At FOR TBE LADIES
' Tbe Most Perfect and Complete MInNtrel
UrganlcatlQu bxtint, A b et o! - Euro
pean Novelties. 10 blgiaagnable Vandi
vlUe and speclaltv acts.
Celebrities Culled trom. the ranks 01
tbe world's foremost artists. More tban
any other Minstrel Organisation travel
ing. A Galaxy of Operatic Vocalists.
Regular Prices. ' Seats on Sale
at Dr. Woodley's Drug Store.
rataftaa
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Just Arrived
t
ROQer &; Gallot' S
Toilet
Goods
at
Templo - Marston's
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Drug Store
BRICK
BLOCK
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BRICK X
Prompt Ghipracnt.
$5.50 per 1,000 in lot3 of
5,000 f. o.b Kinctca.
"Scf
"Gn3ra-eed to be as good a
r-.ir.r.J.ur.-.rea la eastern, N. ....
cr r..:ucy rcf-r.ied.
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It rV to Trsde at the Mg Store
id
OAR&AIN S1LE
AH This Week.
vtNp ) goods will be
charged at1 prices
here quoted. Sale
strictly CASH.i .
All Wcsl Eiderdown
alt Shades, RegnJar 40c
Quality; n-t i, ;,.,.,,
36 InchArRiureL'elrcsa
Black and Colors, Regular
50c Quality,
This week 39c Yd.
38 Inch wool Henreitta
In Black only,' Regular
50c Grade. . , , ,-'
This week'. 39c Yd.
- 50 Inch Homespun
Light and Dark Oxford
Regular Value 6 sc . ;
This week ' 49c Yd.
Lonsdale Cambric
Regular 10c Quality and
never sold ior lest. . -
This week . SC Yd.
flannelettes
For .Dresses. Waists
Wrappers, 'Regular
or
IOC
yuaiuy,--: ; 1
This week,
8c Yd.
light futlngs
Ali s .. ..rs, keguiar
f8c
M
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ThlsWek V. ScYd.
hennants
All Kinds of Goods on the
.Remnants Table to be Sold
This week About I -a Price.
KLNSTON,; N; Cs
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' ' Notice. '
1 Notice is hen by givpn that application r
will be made to the Mayor and Board ot .
Idornwn ol the to wn of Klnston, N. C,
on Wednesday, November 5, 1902, for a
.franchise of 95 years for the right and
prlfllefTB to coDstrnet and maintain tele
phone lines and a telephone system; to
erect and maintain telephone and tele
graph terminal poles, and to run, sus
pend, maintain and operate wires for a
telephone and a telegraph ; system, onr .
and npop the streets, alleys and publlo
highways of tbe city ot Klnston, N. &
A copy of such franchise has been filed
with the clerk of the city of Klnston,)
N. C, and this notice Is given in apeor-:
dance to Sec. 78 of the charter of said
town. ,,.'
The ' International Telephone Co., of
America. .
October 1st, 1902. ,
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Stylish and Strictly
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