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Tuesday Evening, May 20, 1003
U. B. Mooke
Notice!
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AND J. C. WAdNER.
Boys' and Children's
Mr. H. E. .Moseley received a cheek
yesterday from the Fraternal Mystic
fclrcle In payment of the insurance on
hi wife's life.
Elder L. II. Hardy, a Primitive Ban-
tlst minister will preach in the Chris
tian church inKinxton, on Wednesday
night, May 27th at Ho clock.
Leave care and troubles at home,
, take a liifht heart and a full basket
and enjoy one day of genuine pleasure
on the excursion to Wilmington.
Mr. Claud Chamberlain sees Mr.
- Hay's corn tassel and (roes him a
-; cucumber better, from his garden. He
- has a lot of cucumbers in his garden.
The Farmers' Life association will
, meet In the court house in this place
Thursday, May 28th at 11 a. ui. Tbe
meeting will be an important one and
each council is urged to send delegates.
Mrs. Kennedy's music class will give
a public recital at the opera house
Thursday evening. The doors will
open at 8 o'clock and the music will
begin at 8:30. A large program will be
rendered. Admission 15 cents.
Dr. L. L. Nash, of Rocky Mount,
came yesterday afternoon and preached
in the Methodist church last night.
Dr. Nash is a strong preacher and
'delivered a powerful sermon last
niirht on "Knowing Christ Better."
The sermon made a deep Impression
on his hearers. He win assist iiev
, . H. Davis this week in the protracted
service at the Methodist cnurcn.
Mr. J, P. Taylor received Saturday
the first of the yarn made at the Ones
terfleld mills, near Petersburg, Va.
The quality of the yarn was ail right
' and will be kept up to the standard set
by tne Kinston cotton mui, tue man
agement of which will supervise the
manufactory at Petersburg, ine dnck
kiln on the property bought by the
company is in operation now, also
The orphans will be here Friday
- night, May 29, and give a concert.
Whenever the orphans come to Kins-
ton to give their concert the public is
assured of a good entertainment and
this year will be no exception. The
concert will be under the auspices of
the local Masonic lodges and the pro
ceeds will go to the Oxford Orphan
asylum and they should nave a lull
house.
Mr. V. A. Itountree returned this
morning from Morehead City, suffer
in? right much from a sprained ankle
which he sustained while ; alighting
from a boat on the sound a few days
ago. Mr. Rountree with a company
of KInstoa young men was out sailing
at Morehead last Sunday and in alight
in; from the boat his ankle was
sprained, causing him a great deal of
pain and inconvenience, as he hat to
use crutches. . fe, ;,
' Masters Ross Bailey and Sam Chad
wick have constructed an "automo
bile" that is certainly wonderful for
boys of their youthful years to build
i AS THEY COMc AND GO.
These Were 8een at the Train, Qom
; Ing and Going;.
Mrs. Ada Hunter went to LaOrange
this morning.
Mr. Claude Gray went to Trenton
this morning.
Mr. Ht W. Isler weut to Goldsboro
this morning.
Mr. J. F. Taylor went to Petersburg,
v s., last ntgnt.
Mr. S. H. Abbott went to, Peter bur.
Va., yesterday.
Mr. L. W. Dawson went to Beaufort
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. C. W. Blaachard left for his
home at Cary last night.
Prof. O. A. Grhnsley came this
morning from Greentboro.
Miss Lida Barrus went to Pollocks
ville yesterday afternoon, to visit.
Misses Bertha and Blanche West, of
Dover, spent yesterday in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. . Wooten re
turned from Seveu .Springs yesterday.
Rev. C. W. Howard and daughter,
Miss Anna, went to Ay den tnls morn
ing.
Mrs. J. F. Keener, of Asheville,
oame yesterday to visit her father, Mr.
J. Y. Barber.
Miss Leo a Jarman, of Jacksonville,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. Hiram
Bell, returned hotue yesterday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rouse and Mas
ter Robert, Mrs. J. F. Taylor and Mr.
Sol and Miss Edith Oettlnger left this
morning for Petersburg, Va., to spend
a day or two.
ADAM'S SCHOOL HOUSE ITEMS.
May 25, 1903.
Huckleberries are ready for pick
ing in this section.
Mr. A. J. Scott has ripe apples in
his orchard. They are the "Yellow
May."
Messrs. T. A. Marshburn and Llovd
Scott are visiting friends uear Jacksonville.
Rev. Sara Sumrell preached at
Adam's School House Saturday night
and at Kichlands.
Mr. J. A. Huffman is very busy in
his shop. He is flue workman, but he
will go to see the girls on Sunday.
The bears are killing many hogs in
this community, but Mr. shack Cava
naugh Is hunting them with bear dogs
Prof. Guy Waters, of Richlands
High School, made a business trip to
Wilmington Saturday. He is a tine
young man and a good teacher. His
pupils will display the results of his
teaching May 28-29. Come and be
with us.
Your correspondent is a bee' raiser
and as swarming time Is about over he
can visit his neighbors now and also
go to Kinston and see Mr. J. iu,
Hood's new drug store, where so much
nne medicine will be sold by Mr
Stough, who is a 3ne man.
It
Doe
sn't Matter
how many coat-vest-and-trousers
suits you may have this season,
you . really can't do without what
is popularly called an "Outing
Suit"; that is if you want to be
really comfortably this ' Summer.-
"JSe Pri ncetorv Out ing
Outing Suits,
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one of which we herewith illustrate
are ; made from fabrics specially
designed for this purpose. These .
fabrics are extremely light weight,
but so woven as to give excellent
service, while admitting enough
air to make them the coolest of
Summer garments. The patterns
of. these' fabrics are this season
very beautiful and we are show
ing a large variety of styles from
which you can choose an Outing
Suit that will be becoming as well
as satisfactory in other respects.
S. A. QUINERLY
ILES! PILES! PILES!
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind. Uieedinir. Ulcerated and Itehinu Piles. It
absorb the tumors, allay the Itching at once,
act a a poultice. Kivex instant relief. Dr. WU
ltam' Indian Pile Ointment U prepared only tot
Piles and Itehlnir of the private parts and notb
invelxe. Every box tairuaranteed. Soldbydrutf
gUts. sent by mall- for &M3 and l.u) per box.
WILLIAMS MTU CO.. Prop. Cleveland. O.
sold by Temple-Marston urux Co.
Summer Normal
Beginning June 22nd and continuing tlx
weelct a Summer Normal School will be con
ducted at Dover for Craven county teachers,
under the auspices of State Normal graduates.
Write to ...
PROP. 1. L HARGRAVE, Dover, N. C.
Oetti Hirer's
It is not always PRACTICAL
ECONOMY to buy the cheap
est priced goods.
We offer a line of . '
LOOK OUT!
Commencing Monday,
May 25th, we will run a
Special Cut-Rate Sale for
One Week. Come early
and secure BARGAINS.
Kinston Corn and Book Exchange,
THOS. S. GRADY, Mg'r. v
118 S. Quaes St. ' KINSTON, N. C
K. Z. WHITB.
K. B. HABOETT.
8HINE ITEMS.
May 25, 1903.
White Furniture Co.
; MOW. NORTH ST.
Just around the corner from LaRoque's Store
It is not an electric "auto," but 1 pro
pelled by a crank device that can be
worked up to considerable speed. The
"machine" has a box buggy body
with a seat tor one and has 3 wheels.
These young boys have displayed re
markable mechanical genius before
in making things of this kind.
Chief of police Simmons has a cu
: riosity in the way of fowls. It is nei
ther guinea chicken, nor peafowl, yet
' it is both, and resembles both, and be
ing the property - of the preserver of
the peace, has taken its cue readily
and acts as regulator of the morals of
the fowl kingdom in Mr. Simmons
fowl yard. A few days ago two small
chickens became engaged la an "af
fray" in the yard, when Mr.' Guinea
Peafowl deliberately walked up and
caught one of the belligerents by the
top of his head and carried him to a
distant part of the yard, thereby stop
ping ine row. jnow Air. juaurange Sen
tinel, win you be goodr . ,
IN YOUTHFUL SOCIETY.
The Little Folks Have a Good Time
With Their Playmates.
; The young folks of this city had
charge of the social realm yesterday
ana, 01 course naa a aeugntiui time.
Little Miss Mary Spencer Johnson,
five-year old daughter of Mr. and
Jan. o, t. jonnson, entertained a
dozen and a half of her little friends
and playmates at her home on Inde
pendent street yesterday afternoon
from 4:30 to 630. .v-ro
Games of amusement suitable to
their age were played and refresh
ments were served them, and all had a
mienty gooa time,
We have had several days of very Vtr Firm. New Furniture
Mr. L. Chase went to Warsaw last and Lowest Prices.
Monday, on business.
Mr. Oberry Olnn and Miss Venie
Butts attended church at Bethel Sun
day.
Mr. D. F. Smith, who has been on
the sick list for two weeks is slowly
improving, we are glad to note.
The much needed rain visited us Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday nights,
List Town Property
I will be at the court house on
and after June ist, 1903, for 20
days for the purpose of receiving
lists of the taxable, property and
polls of the town of Kinston.
Boys' and
Children's
Clothing:
to fit all sizes,' unsurpassed
for superiority of f J,
Fit and Workmanship
and representing the best val
ues procurable.
Blouse and Norfolk Suits
or the smaller and single and
double breasted Suits for the
arger boys. . '
J9" Furnishings of all kinds
sent on approval.
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An unusual bargain and
only made so on account i
of the large quantity on ft
hand.
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for the Doll ends Tune ft
get in your" S
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1st Please
Very respectfully,
L. J. MEWB0RNE, Clerk
It will be to your Interest to call and examine
our stock and prioes.
Don t Tall to nee our Baoy jumpers, uaoy
Wnlkers. Reolininir Chairs, they are solid com.
tort; Baby Carriages. Go-Carts, Bedside Tables,
indispensable (or tbe siek.
We bIno earry In stock Mattinas. Run. Quilt
Laoe Curtains, Curtain Goods, Clocks, Trunks,
You abould bare one or our Kltcnen cam
nets, a necessity to any housekeeper.
Cash or Installment, we solicit your pat-
Crops will soon look promising.
Mr. J. B. Jones, left last Saturday
for New Orleans. He will be absent
about a month to visit relatives
We are blessed with two Sunday
scnoois now, one at Jerusalem at a.
to., ana tne other at f t. Kun, at J p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Blzzell went to
Snow Hill yesterday afternoon to con
suit Dr. Patrick about their sick baby.
Mr. William Gurnranus and dauirh
ter, Miss Mollie, and Mrs. J. F. Butts Kinston Buildinc 'and Loan Ass n
Ant I fist, TneartftT in - rlnlrlahnpn. I , t .
ronave and promise prompt and (aitbful ser
vice and lowest living prices.
A new line of Heautuui tnotures ana Mirrors
lust open today. Call and see tbetn. Prices
will surprise you they are so cheap. -.
EVERY MAN
Woman or Child tn Kinston Who works for
wanes or (or a salary should be a stockholder
in tbe
spen
shoe
last Tuesday in Goldsboro. I
ppingf.
Mr. Lehman Smith, who has been
attending the Wlnterville High School,
is at home for vacation, to the pleas
ure or ms many young mends.
STBABANE ITEMS.
" May 25, 1903.
Mr. Clvde Whitefield snent Sundav
in ninsion.
Messrs. Claud Jones and Warren
Barwick spent Fridaynight in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner, of Bunk.
lesberry, visited at Mr. J. T. Sutton's
sunaay.
Miss Lola Rouse is spendinar this
week with Miss Florence Sutton, at
Bucklesberry.
Mr. Aldridee and Miss Lillie Brvan.
of Institute, spent Saturday night at
mr. v. j. uavis . '
B-V . I . .
wur neitrnoornooa was visited rv &
heavv wind and hail storm Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Mr. Bland Worlev and sister. Mixa
Bessie, of Pink Hill, visited at Mr.
W. L. Hardy's Saturday night : vf
Messrs. Oscar Hardy, Jasper New
man ana ueorge uarwtcn returned
It is the best medium of investment (or small
savings that bas ever been devised. :
You Take No Risk
wben vou trust your money to such men as com
pose Its Board of Director. Here they are: - '
H. E. Moseley. Plato Collins. P. C. Dunn, J. F.
Taylor. J. T. Midyette. L. J. Mew borne. J. J.
Rogers, ft C. Strong. E. B. Mars ton. T. H.
Faulkner, Lovit Hinea. 1. A. McDaniel
$1.00 a Week
ill pay np HoaOB of stock. ,
T. H. FAULKNER,
Sec'y aud Treas.
R,X, STRONG, Pres.
NOTICE I
We will not deliver ice on
dundays hereafter. s Our Sun
day hours will be from 7:30
to io:so a. m. (
4 Thanking, the public for
past favors, we are
N. B, MOORE.
J. C. WAGNER.
Racket Store News
--New-
KINSTON, n. a;
in White Milan,
Braids and Burnt
Straw in latest
shapes, just re
ceived. ' : : :
ERSKINE CO. I
Prldgen Block. 138.
We close at 7 p. m., exoept Saturdays.
I For
June . Weddings.
Call and see our stock of articles
suitable for presentation gifts.
Mantel Ornaments, . '
Fancy Qocks,
Cut Glass, Silverware
f The Fountain Pen contest closes
May 3 1st.
I DENMARK,!
U4 J A TO AiAA
..We carry a nice line" of. jv
Teas, Coffee,
Cocoa,
Chocolate, Etc.
SPRING MILLINERY
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LATEST STYLES
LOW PRICES -
N.L.BRUT0N&BR0.
kinSton, n. c v ' .
i. A. HAHVBT. ' , B. W.CHAD WICK
i W. C. SWIFT.
Try our fresh ice-cold Butter.
We hare it fresh every week.
Cream Cheese on ice.
We invite you to see our
Haryey-Ciiadiick.Co.
fresh line of nice ,Candies.
Beautiful
Turned Work,
Columns,
Balusters,'
Kinston Bakery CoJ Newels, Etc.
'Come and see them.' "
PRICES RIGHT.
PARASOLS
pittWvWS from Fayetteviire Saturday morning,
pretty little presents from ber guests. Misses Mary Hodges, Carrie Hardy,
miss JtnJA pahrott tFirpT.t. and JeonleBarwlck, of Kinston visited
Miss Julia Bizzell Parrott, thirteen
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
P. Parrott gare a birthday party at
tier nome on King street last evening,
from 7:30 to 10:00, to which were in
vited about 20 of her young friends.
A pleasant two or more hours were
spent by the young folks In pursuit of
pleasure, which all found la abund
dance. . -. ' - ,
The guests gave the hostess a num
ber of nice birthday presents, some of
which were useful ana valuable.
After the round of romp and pleas
ure, refreshments were served, which
all enjoyed very much. The party
broke up about ten o'clock and all
Tvent away happy.
if you are tired, thirsty and your
; ai is too full of work drink one or
Pepsi-Colas and, you will be re--s
J and feel like a new man. It is
ious. 5 cts. at all fountains.
( 1 papers for sale at this office; 20c
r Luiidred.
at Mr. J. P. Hardy'a Saturdav niriit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wren, of near SAven
Springs, spent Saturdav ntaht at Mr.
, W. Rouse's. They returned home
Sundav vnincr uwimmnliu) K uu.
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Laura Rouse., v..: iV-, -C' r
i r2 1 1 in p:cti -tvt
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Immsdlatsly Curtdb ihs Uss of
t Hick's Capudine
lOc, 2 Sc mmi 30c mt drug tor.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Florida Tomatoes at Mark Mew
born's.
Rooms fob Rent. Apply to Mrs.
Lillian Perry.
For Sale CHAP-One refrigerator.
; Mark Mewborn.
GODF
TICKETS
ARE
WORTH?
MONEY. -
We rive Four. Free,
f Drinks for 100 tickets,
j and you run a chance of
I getting the $5.00 Watch
FREE.
Z The New French Drink 5
5 - ' s
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DRUGCO. s
Specials
in
Men's
Summer
Underwear
: J: Ctanging time right now
We have just received a
new line of r .
e B. B.
: Top Shirts.
Call crly and get your pick.
Yours to please,
We have a nice line ,
of Ladies' and Chil
dren's Fancy Parasols
in , the latest styles ,
and colors, - prices .
. ranging from ,19c to
-,$4.58. : : :
J. M. STEPHENSON.
; ' The Ladies' Store. .
Opposite Mayor's Office. - - -
LaceStripe
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Great Bargains
IN
Ladies', .
Misses'
and
Children's
bicvcl.es
FOR
Thirty. Dayi
$20i00 WHEELS FOX $15,00
ethers for
$17.50, $23.C0, $22.50
$25, $35 zzi $45
All Colors
BIGVmJES
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