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Fwoa'y Evkmni;, Jan. '2, 190.1.
- w AilvertiaeuHiute.
J. W. Gkainukr For Sal".
L. II Varkkii & T. C. VoTKN.-SV of
Laud.
Fifteen Imlsn of cotton were sold on
tbs Kinntou market jeetorday.
There will bn a dance In tin opera
boos tonight. Dancing will commence
at 9:80 sharp.
There will be preaching in the Kaet
KtDston Methodist ehapel Hon day after
noon at 3 o'clock by Prof. Rhodes.
The stock broker's firm of J. E.
Latham A Co. doped Its doors at this
place yesterday, and -will not continue
badness here.
Mr. K. O. Moore, of Moore A Parrott,
left last night for northern cities to pur
chase a t apply of tin and iron for their
Increasing business.
Telephone subscribers will add to their
: ists the following, new subscribers: E.
.JrBecton, residence, 208; Miss 8ueCobb.
171; Klnston Coin and Book Exchange,
'382.' '; ;; .
it a business meeting, of the Christian
t Endeavor Society last ntgbt Mr, Cland
- Ballard was elected secretary and trsas
crsr. , Mis Mwy K,ilpatrick Is the presl--:
dent. . . .
' Mr. V. A- Rouotree returned this morn
ing from Morshead City with six wild
docks. Be has been bunting, bat we are
unable to state whether or not he bagged
the game. ;
Many men engaged In the tobacco In
iustry In Klnston who have been spend
lag the bolldaystlsewbere bare returned.
Others art coming back on every train
Bow. The tobacco market will re open
on Monday, January 5tb.
Cards are out anuoncing the marriage
of Miss Male Maroeline Orrell.of this city,
to Mr. James Herbert Benton, Jr., of Ral
Igfi,1 to take place at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Orrwll on Caswell street, Wednes
day evening, Jan. 7th., 1903.
, The Farmers Life association will hold
Its annual meetng In Klnston on Tues
day, January 13th. Many farmer from
the neighboring counties an expected to
be hers on that day. . This order now
bat nearly seven hundred members.
" Mr. H. W. McKInne celebrated h's If.
, tleth anniversary yesterday with a birth
day dinner to which a few friend were
Invited. Mr. D. E. McKlane, of Prince
ton, and Mrs. B. B. Parker, of Newbern,
brother and sister of Mr. Mo Klnne, were
also present. . .
, Frank Davidson, comedian, and bis
well known oompany, will appear in
Loftln's opera houe, Jan. 14th, In "The
Folks Up Willow Creek." This attrac
' tlons being an elaborate equipment of spe
cial sooner and other details necKsary
to a perfect produotion.
. The Klnston CVn and Book Exchange
will move Into.ths store just vac ated by
. Myers & Mldyette, jind owned by Mr. J.
A. i McDanlel, The report has gotten'
out that Mr. licDntel would erect a
large brick, building from the Chadwlck
boose tp to mayor's office, bat Mr. Me-
. Daniel says be has no Intention of doing
anything within the next few months.
A pretty Christmas tree filled with
presents was In the Methodist Chapel In
East Klnston Tuesday evening for the
members of that Sunday schooL This
Banday school now baa one bund red and
twenty member carolled,- and has an
average attendance of seventy -five.
: Many a Buaday sow the Chapel la so
. crowded that there Is hardly any com
f ortable room. - ::r,v'-:'
; ; Mr. J. 8. OoodUur who has bean visit
ing his brother, Mr. J. S. Gooding, at
fFoodingtoa township, left tills morning,
re taming to WUlachoachee, 6a. Mr.
Gooding let .this county for Georgia
bout eight years ago, - and baa gotten
himself la comfortable circumstances la
bis ne w home. He has not struck a gold
mine or anything tike that as soma folks
say they bave when they return home.
Be raises the long fibre cotton e ailed sea
Island cotton. Last year be received 18
cnU a pound for his crop. The year
previous to this he got 3 IK cents.
The Woodmen of the World gave a
upper last night to Its members, the oc
casion being the annual Installation of
officers. There was no installation exer
cises though on account of the non-attendance
of aome of the officers-elect, sick
sees being the cause of their absence. The
sapper was given at Mr. J. T. Skinner's
c&'t and though It did not exactly reach
tlis d'gnlty of a banquet, was enjoyed by
taose participating. This order has
-own rapidly In Klnston daring the past
j-ir and now numbers a good member
t' " The district conclave will be held
! 1 1: ' ton tn Larch. The district Is eom-
let North Carolina, Virginia and
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PURELY PUHoOJNAL
Judge O. H. A lieu njwot today lu
(liabtro. i
Mr. J. H. Mewborne left this morning
for Concord.
Mr. J. Frank Webh returned yesterday
from (liwnvile.
Mien Sadie Howard left this morning
for (irfeiwhoro.
Mr. Jasper Harper returned yesterday
from ir.ti vlll.
Mr. N. J. Khun returned tbi iiKirulug
from La(i-ange.
Mr. Harvey Hines returned yesterday
from Goldnboro.
Sheriff Lin Taylor, of Jones county, is
In the city today.
Mr. Elliott Smith returned yesterday
from Scotland Neck.
MIh Inet Wooten returned yesterday
from spending Christmas at Warsaw.
Mr. B. W. Hatcher, of Greensboro, is
visiting his wife at the home of Dr. H.
D. Harper, Sr.
Prof. L. C. Brogden returned yesterday
from spending Christmas at his old home
in Goldnboro.
Miss Abble Jor.es, who has b en yield
ing Mrs. G. E. Summerlln, returned this
morning to Mt. Olive.
Mrs. J. N. Bryant, who has been vett
ing at Mr. 80. H. Herring's, left this
morning for Greensboro.
Miss Ida Edwards, of Hookerton, left
this morning, returning to the State
Normal and Industrial College.
Mr. D, E. McKlnne, wbo has been visit
ing his brother, Mr. H. W. McKlnne, re
turned this morning to Princeton.
Miss Mamie Hines returned yesterday
from Greenvflle, accompanied home by
Misses Bessie Patrick and Ada Wooten
who will visit her for a few days.
Death of Mrs. Z. V. Harrington.
Ntwbera Journal id.
Mrs. Z; V. Brrlngton died at her home
at J3 Metcalf street early yesterday
morning after five weeks sickness from
typhoid fever. Although desperately 111
most of the time it was hoped that with
the superior medical skill and nursing
she received that she would recover. Her
suffering from the beginning of her sick
ness was Intense but she bore all brave
ly. Lulu Maud Taylor was born 19 years
ago In Uarlowe and had lived there until
her marriage to Mr. Harrington abont
three years ago. The friends of Mr. Bar
rington extend their sinoerest sympathy
in his great bereavement.
The remains were taken to Newport
last night and this morning they will be
taken to Harlowe.for Interment In the
Methodist church yard. VA t-
Accompanying the remains were the
parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Taylor, and
brother and sister, uncle, cousins and
friends.
AJollvPaAy.
Mrs. Wtlheimlna Shearer gave a de
lightful entertainment to a few Invited
friends yesterday evening at her home
on East street, next to Mr. John F.
Wooten's. It would be hard to find an
adjective . that would exactly describe
the affair, and so with both theexpreseive
and suggestive meaning of the word we
shall simply call the party a "jolly party."
From the hours of -8 to 11 every
conceivable device was used to make the
entertainment delightful. Strings, seem-
inglv half a mile long, were Industriously
followed out, apples were bobbed for, a
tall was pinned to. the mole. The mule
was drawn by Mr. T. J. Kemnlti evlth
one leg slightly bent, as If It were going
to' kick. Toe whole evening was very
pleasantly enjoyed.
Those present were as follows: Miss
Effie Isler and Mr. T. J. Ksmultt; MUe
Fannie Moseley and Mr. BobsrtTnnrtall;
Mlse Kathleen KUpatrfck and '. 8. B.
Bright; Messrs. L. O. Moseley, T. T.
Moeeley and Mr. S. C Ottssa. .
Die!.
Mr. Laby Edwards,ejed 15 eare,son of
Ifr. id lfra.Z. Edwards,dtsd of typhoid
(btsf this morning the home of his
ptsrentev la Tenos township. The re
mains will be barfed tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at his home.
Stockholders Meeting 1
A tnsetlntr of the stockholders of Cltt-
sen'e HiTlngs Bank will be held at it
Banking Honss in Klnston oa Wednes
day, Jan. 14tb, 1903, at S p. m. :
C. F. HARVEY. Cashier.
January 1, 1903.
notice r
AH persons owing my Uncle, Dr.
J. M. Parrott, are requested to
come forward and settle at once. I
will be at office every day, between
hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m.
, Respectfully, -
Albert D. Parrott, Jr.
FOR SALE I
The wooden buildings on the
Stevenson lot, cor. . Queen and
Gordon streets, consisting of dwell
ing, 2 market houses and store.
Purchaser can secure bargains as
they must te rzoved ct c-.
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Special Notices
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Hodil'e Drug Stir
day bucks at
FOR REMr-SIX
VjU'i (iordon strs i.
UOOV1 riUl'SE OS
C M JoitftAN
B LDWIN APPI.K.MWN HE HOUGH I'
for .'to rente p' pTk t W H. S-irt-n'M.
CHKis r.vi s Fun r r. k ks, pound
cakee rtnd Hnnorlf .1 i-..ke i.i Sinrk Mew.
born's.
SEE THE NICE I..'Y FKNii E It Tl
pies now going st 4V pr i-rk at W, H.
fluttnnV
WANTED TO
lot or vont lot.
Bright ftrwt.
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A HmL'SFVAND
on B, 110 W.
Add Iron Mineral (Nature own Iteni
edy.) TkMi'LB-MABRTON DhimiCo.
Agents.
fw I LL RIvO PEN mTmTS&UUOL
on Monday, January 5tb.
MlMH ( OUA FlEl.llH.
BAILEY HOl'-iE REGULAR
AND
traneclent boaroVr eoji.'lted.
Mrs. H C. Hailev No. 1 1 1 king St.
FOR REN I FORTY OR FIFTY
acres of pas'ure laud, well fenced, and
twenty acres of farming land. J. G Cox
FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS. WILL PJlY
8 cte. for Turkeys.
11 A Kit Y & DAWWJH,
institute. N. C
SEW BUPt'Ll Of' WAKBANTT1
.
Prees office.
JUST RECEIVED A NICE LINE OF
Xraas cards and new novels.
Kimston C)ix & Bo k Exciunor,
Thos. 8. Grady, Mgr.
223 South Queen St.
A . :
Dray Load
of-.
Ledgers,
Day Books
arid
Journals for S
1903
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TEMPLEMARSTON
erreTeTeXeTeOeTerin
Begin the New
4 by opening ail
Citizens Savings Bank
If you have no savings account
let us fit you out Even though
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you begin in a small way, so that
you add to the account regularly ,
the result will astonish you.
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There are a doen months in which
deposits may be planted. There are two
seasons of harvest (January and July)
when interest may be garnered.
Plant your seed with thisabank,
C. P. HARVEY, Cashier.
DO YOU APPRECIATE
A REDUCTION?
To clear out the. remainder of our stock of Suits
and Overcoats we offer them for a short time at a real
sacrifice to us and a tremendous bargain to the purchasers.
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Suits that were 22.50, now $18.50.
Suits that were 17.50, 18.00' and 18.50, now 15.
- riuits that were $16.50, now 14.00, v
r Suits that were $ 15.00, now $ 13.50.
These goods are of the best, consisting of
Serges, Black and Blue Unfinished
Worsted and Fancy Suitings
and all are made by the. very best tailors in the country.
A.
m;:3Tc;:,
102 S. Q"?sn Street,
KINaTUN CO!! a NO,
BOOK EXCHAflGE,
H9. 223, Queen Street,
T. 5. GRADY, Mg'r.
- Hearts Courageous $1.50.
Tlte Battle of The Slumas,
82.
If I were a King, $1.50.
Rook Haven, $1.50.
The Virginian $1.50.
The Eternal City, $2.50,
and many others.
The Rhodes Military Institute
and Business College
will open the second term
M 3N0AY, JANUARY 5th, 1903.
Faculty of Seven Teachers, mid enroll
iDfiit of one hundred and fifty students.
Apply for information to
W. II RHODES,
Superintendent.
Hotice ! Commissioners' Sale of Land
By virtue of a jadgemeat of the Superior Court of
Lcaiir county, nortn lanuuu, ODtamea in m
cauu entitled D. Oettingcr, A. t'ettinger and S.
Oett nger, tradtof ai Oettinger Bros. vs. C. F.
Dunn al the November term, 190a:
' We the undenigneqV a the Commioaionenofaaid
Court appointed m Mid cause, will tell 10 the highest
.bidder on the 2nd day of February, 1003, this being
the first Monday in February, . 1903, the following
described lands:
r irat lot A lot of land in the town of Kinston,
Lenoir county,. North Carolina, adjoining the land
of John f. A ooten and others and bounded as fol
lews Beginoing at the intersection of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Kailroad and Bright Street and
running nonhwardly with said Pailroad to John F.
Wooten's line, thence wettwardly with said John
F Wooten's line to the track of The Kinston and
Scotland Neck branch of ihe Weldon and Wilming
ton Kai'road, thence Bright street, thence cast
with Bright stieet to the beginning, being the land
conveiedby Matilda Brown to said Charles F.
Dunn on the 35th day of April 1890- All of the
above described tract except the right of way
granted to Wilmington A Weldon Railroad and
the parcel of land conveyed to John D. Miller, by
deed of March 39th, 1900.
Second lot One certain lot conveyed by Amos
tones, Jr , to the said C. K. Dunn by the deed of
May 7th, 1900, adjoining the lands of S H. Loftin
and others, and bounded as fo lowtu
Beginning at the Lucy Chapman, northwest corner
on Heritage street and runni g so feet north to S
H Loftin's lot, then east t said Loftin'a line, then
south with said Dunn's line jo feet with said Chap
man's line to the beginning.
Third lot One certain lot conveyed to C F.
Dunn by Wiley Lowery and wife Winnie Lowery
by deed of Februa-y 8th, 1897, adloining the land of
Henry Britt, Nancy J. .Speight and others, and
bounded as follows-, vizi
Beginning at the southwest corner of Henry
Brat's lot, on Shine street running north wi h tad
Henry Britt't line 104 feet to a stake in Wiley
1 Lowery'. lioe then west with said Lowary's line
f 35 feet to a stake, then south with said lowery's
aiitt nanuy j. apeigns-s line 105 icet w saiu omuv
Street 35 feet to the begiani g -This
31st day ol December, fool.
t R. VARSAR, '
- T. C. WOOTEN,
V ' Commissioner
Year Aright
account with
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A late
purchase
enables
us
to
offer
Exceptionally
good
values
in
and Pants
at 25c
and SOc each,
Ledgers
and
Day Books
To Suit Everyone
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AT
HOO D ' S
Drujf Store.
Start the New Year
with a good time piece. , There
is nothing like punctuality,
and you can't have it unless
your watch or clock keeps cor.
rect time."
Buy a new one or have the
old one j repaired. There's
some satisfaction in knowing
the correct time of day.
D EiMWI A R K ,
, ths jeweler.
SUDDEN CHANGES
of temyerature have killed people,
and that's why Tour stove is im
portant.
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Keep the temperature even
The house 3 always the eame,
day and night. Thi3 is Ve
causa they "burn all "the fuel
and radiata all the heat. Ths
Fire is Never Out.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, :, b
KlMBTON, N. C.
OrricK Houbs: 9 to 10 a. m. and S-
to 9 p. m.
Teleplions eaUs: Uonss 24, Ufflos 70 ,
The Central Market
We have opened a new market,
No. 104 Queen St.,
NEXT TO S. A. QUINERLY'S,
And will sell FRESH MEATS of v
all descriptions.
Our market will be run in an up- '
to-date manner, ?; Every thine about
it will be fresh and clean.. Prompt
and careful service will be given to
all orderi. '' We solicit a trial."
.Dressed Poultry will be made. a
Free delivery-to all parts of the
dty. Phone No. 182. i .
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