TIIE KINSTON FltEE PRESS
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JdARRIAGE LICENSE.
' One marriage license was issued
this morning, to Benjamin Baker, 47,
of Greene county, and Rosa Simmons,
43, of Lenoir county, colored.
METHODIST I'RA YEB MEETING.
, The regular mid-week prayer meet
: ng service will be held in Queen
' Street Methodist church this evening
at 7:30 o'clock. , The subject will be
' "Gideon and the Three Hundred."
The public la cordially invited.
PRAYER MEETING OF
BAPTISTS TONIGHT.
KINSTON COiHODORES
WALK OFF WITH DOVER
Pastor C W. Blanchard requests
the attendance of all the officers
the First Baptist church at the pray-
, tr-meetlng service tonight It la ex
pecf4 that there wilt be a large at
tendance of the membership.
MS. A. J. LOFTIN TO LEAD!
CmUSTIANS PRAYER 3IEETING
.'!. --5 1 '. , .-'i--'.'-'.-
. At the regular prayer meeting In
Gordon; Street Christian church this
evening the leader will be Mr. A.
Loftln. and his topic, "He Loves,
Holds and Keeps." The prayer meet
ing will be dismissed in time for the
theatergoers to attend the night's
performances
WHITE MAN HELD FOR
: ALLEGED DISTILLING
After being arrested in this county
for alleged operation of an illicit
whiskey still and retailing the prod
. net, Odle Hill was held by United
, 8tates Commissioner A. J. Loftln hore
: for the United States district court in
New Bent.' Hill gave bond In the
sum of 200. Deputy Marshal Ange
of Clerks, made the arrest Hill is
the first man to be arrestdd in Lcn
oir county for moonsbinlng in months.
LOCAL HOLINESS MINISTER
IN BIG NORFOLK MEETING.
Rev. A. H. Butler of this city is
assisting in a series of revival meet
ing which began Tuesday night in
Pentecostal Holiness church at Nor
folk. Rev, W. IL Kennedy of Wash
tngton, D. C, for thirty years a Meth
edict preacher and who has twice
been around the world as a mission-
ary, ia another assistant to the pas
tor, Rev, J, w.. Gammon, in the se
ries. Rev, Mr. Butler is president of
the. convention in this section.
JOINT MEETING OF UNION TO
BE HELD IN KINSTON IN MAY
i The Hookerton and the Jones-Onslow
Unions will hold a joint meeting
in the Kinston Christian church, the
last of May, The local church ex.
tended invitation to both unions and
the unions gladly accepted.
The church here in looking forward
with pleasure to the meeting, and will
try to make it the best in history of
the work. The meeting extends
through Frlday( Saturday and Sun
day.
LIZZIE'S TROUSSEAU
WASN'T READY
' , Liule Lawson, who was last week
married to the Rev. Charles Borum, a
former Virginian, In a Boston sub
urb, has been discovered te be the
daughter of Isaac Lawson, a negro
who left Craven county in 1883, and
settled in Massachusetts. The wed
ding' of the white clergyman to the
Regress caused a considerable upstlr
in New England as well as in this
section. As stated in The Free Press
before. Rev. George ; B. Hanrahan,
pastor of the - Atkinson Memorial
Presbyterian church here, probably
"enjoyed" a; passing acquaintance
With the "Rev." Borum at Newport
: News, Va upon one occasion. A fun
ny Incident in connection with the
union of the white man and black wo.
man waa that the bride insisted that
unjeji, she could, walk up to the altar
in an entire new trousseau she would
no wed., The appointed hour arrived
and Liaaie Lawson was like Happy
Hooligan, absent from the church,
which was a colored church. Sudden
ly the doors were thrown open and
the intended bridegroom rushed in
to inform the waiting guests that the
ceremony would have to be postponed
because she hadnt , completed her
"traww." It.wna. aeverpl hours af
terwards when the wedding was con
ecore of First Basketball Game ot
Season Was 46, to 17Line-Up
of Two Teams and Individ
ual Records.. T
Last night at Knott's tobacco ware
house the Kinston Commodores de
feated the fast Dover quint, by the
score of 49 to 17 in their first game
of basketball of . the season. While
the score was rather one-sided, the
game was fast from beginning to
end, and the Dover players did not
give up until the last whistle sounded.
While Jaraes, Temple and Eastin
played a good , offensive game for
Kinston, too much cannot be said in
praise of the locals' guards, Hawk
in and Brogden, who put up a won
derful defenso ani were in the fjjwe
every minute. The following waa
the line-up: .
James....,,. Forward ..... ..Gaston
Temple..... Forward ....McKnigbt
Eastin. .. . , . Center .... ... .Powell
Hawkins..... Guard Waters
Brogdon ..... Guard ....... Rudlcy
Goals from field: Temple 11, Eas
tin 7, James 2, Hawkins 1, Gaston 4,
Powell 2 and Waters L Goals from
foul: Gaston 2, Powell 1 and Eaatin
4. ; -
claims that their officers and men
were badly treated in Southern pris
ons. Major Murray gives the com
mandant and garrison on Morris Is
land credit for having been a gallant
and humane lot of men, but the gen
eral commanding and some others
higher up do not share in the esti
mate, The roster of the COO is car
ried in the book, -a handsome volume,
well illustrated.
How to Treat
Croup Externally
Hub Tlrk'a "Van-O-Bnb' Salvo well
over the throat and cliet for a fow min
utes then cover with a warin fUnnal cloth.
Leave the covering tenm srouiul the ik
so that the soothing medicated vapors aris
ing may loosen the choking iihlvgui and
etuvs the difficult breathing. One applica
tion at bedtime insure acnloat a ninlit
attack. 25e, 60c, or $1.00. At druKtut,
ZUS GENUINE HM THIS TRADE MARK
CAROLINA RAILROAD
TIME TABLE NO. L,
LIEUT. DARDEfTS PICTURE
IN "IMMORTAL 600"
A new edition of "The Immortal
Six Hundred," just from the press,
contains a half-tone likeness of Lieut.
J. II. Darden, C. S. A. The immor
tal six hundred were that number of
Confederate officers imprisoned on
Morris Island, South Carolina, the
fort on which was at the time under
the fire of their own guns. Lieuten
ant Joseph Darden of Falling Creuk
is too well known in Kinston to need
any description. Suffice it to say, he
was one of the most gallant of the
600. The photograph, one of many
In the second edition of Major J. Og
den Murray's book, takes flrst place
next to the frontispiece, which is the
author's likeness. In the picture
Lieutenant Darden is attired in Con
federate gray, his cap set at a jaun
ty angle, and looking very much like
a good officer, which he was, accord
ing to all tho reports that have beon
had since the war. '
"The Immortal Six Hundred" was
written in refutation of Northern
m.
Effective Octoser 4, 1914, 6:00 a
Firft class freight and passenger
South Bound North Bound
Tssrnsrrn - , ,- - m ,- -""-.s m . - ,
ilddy Blouse
" Serge and Plain
Cailars 98c.
Middy Ties, 50c--$l
Middy Lcces Sc each
Stars and Anchors,
25c a set
O. N. T. Cotton, f for 25c
Chas; A. Waters
The Telephone Store
Phone No. 89 '
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Daily,
A.M.
7:35
s7:20
f 7:10
8 7:11
s 7:01
6:55
6:45
STATI0N3
333
Daily,
P. M
6:00
s5:07
f 5:21
s5:32
s 5:43
f 6:50
6:00
Ar Kinston Lv.
Hines Junction
Pools
Dawson
t Glenfleld
Suprgs Biding
Lv Snow Hill Ar
AH trains goverened by tfte Nor
flok Southern rules while using thu1
track from Kinston to Hinea June
tion, and subject to the orders of its
superintendent.
Tho above schedulo is given as in
formation only, and is supposed to be
the time that trains will arrive and
depart, but it Is not guaranteed.
WM. HAYES,
General Superintendent.
R. A. HONEYUTT,
Superintendent
Kinston, N. C.
G. A. JONES, F. & P. A.
Snow Hill, N. C.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
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DICTIONARY aIIFCATE
PRESENTED' B V-TME
Kinston Free Press, Feb. 3
SIX APPRECIATION CERTIFICATES COilSffitiTE A 5F'f
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The 5 LOO (X .lift ilhmtrntinn In iht anniimrminnre fr.iti 1
I Modern Enelish crratest authoritic from lmi!in imiv(rsi:ii r i ;
DICTION AKYiull Limn Leather, flexible, stamped in uh v
th bov Crtiflol al Arprcttion with fiv otrMtra J( r.or r.rativr J--r".ti
rrMselenff tkm t this eOtce, wilh tti oxpvtuq bonus raourt r ers;n ojir-."
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In. MoresM (ram the feictorv. ehcliirii. clerk hie a and ttli nefkaau' lri.Nl, i:.
ltiM4 and rou will b anlwl wtlh your tlmico oi iUv K L.tf!v.
We Solicit
The accounts of Corpora-
tlons, Firms and Individ'
uals, and offer accommo
dations consistent with safe
banking. : : :
Start the New Year with
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Farmers & Merchants
Bank
Kinston, -- N. C.
I
men CORONATION
iSDY BRAID, IN WHITE
10 RED
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ONE PRICE DASH STORE
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rounded; beautiful, strong, durable. ' Resides the general content.?, tl:
J are maps atirt over GUU subjects beautiittily ilJtistratcd by thm'.
educational charts and the latest United States t mutK. T'ri's.-vf
T at this office SIX Cnutcstirs Ctrtifkctet of ApBrvtiatioa l S i
It la pl.Vn ts..ui
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ISC mll; 1 cent ISO t Jn mic. r,ir cr,alFf duiuno. mi v.ur iv,,n ' 3
amount to kaiit for 1 pound . t t!'.
lul iiwiwii. II wwnfc nihil if , NW immm.wm.iuv.mv . .
tizri co;a business
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HEWSPR1KG STYLES
-OF-'
MEN'S IB LADIES'
SHOES-
. Am to Indication that business is
opening up," Clerk of the Court
Jesse Heath called attention this
norning to the large number of Hen
bonds and other papers being entered
at bis office now. No less than eigh
teen papers were filed Tuesday by one
concern. : The probating season is a
little late, as is evidenced by the fact
thst in January of last year more
t in fees was taken in at
t' i co rk's office, according to report.
' in the month jut ended the
f is tvU'.'.ed only about f 113.
1914 Mode! Fcrd 5 Passenger Toarii!5 Cor
Equipped with road smoothers,
electric lights and Hand Klaxon
horn. New tires on rear-Car in
good condition, having been run
about six months. Will sell cheap.
SEE US AT ONCE.
Are now arriving. Would
be pleased to show you the
newest thing for early Spring
weai in shoes. Also my lines
of Tailoring are now on dis
play. You can make a select
ion of what you want 8nd
have it come w hen you want
it. Yours to please.
MarkCummings
"The Home of Quality"
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IUN5T0NY
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Oarage,
Inc.
2. V. MOSELEY, M. D.
1 Physician and Surgeon
Office next to Lenoir Drug Co.
Office hours:
9 to 11 a. m rhones:
3 to 5 p. ex. OSce, 473
8 to 9 p. m. Res. Phone 113
Spring Styles In
Coat Suits and
-IN-
South Window
J. M. Stephenson
THE LADIES' STORE
' ""d
Mr Harry McBrayer, representing
Strouse & Bro. of Baltimore, Md
will be at our. store Wednesday
a nd i Thursday of this week
February 3rd. and 4th., showing
the spring linp of ;New Suits arirj
Styles. Come in arid? look the
line over and give us an order.
fren
t mi i'' ,111,111 '
HoducBti
For quick selling. Nothing
but perfect qualities, good
designs, and beautiful colorings-
Note the prices:
9x12 Axministe'r Rugs of fine quality and beautiful patterns
are reduced from $25 to ' $ 21.50,
9x12 Axminister Rugs that were 22.50 are now 19.75
9x12 Axminister Rugs that were $20 are now 1 7.80
9x12 Wilton Velvets are reduced to 22.75
9x12 Velvet Rugs that were 22.50 are now 1 8.75
9x12 Velvet Rugs that were $ 1 5 are now 1 2.35
9x12 Tapestry Rugs that were 12.50, now 10.75 ,
Best Grade Matting for .23
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSiri am
Residence Phoiw 523. 'Offic. PW. an
OSTEOPATHY DEFINED
Oteophy S. .yrtem hejj &
esse by scientific manipulations, th.
purpoM I each manipulation bein.
either to adjurt lom derangemoata
the position of the tissues or to incKast
w we activity ot some orsta.
It is not a remedy for some partkolw
dwease, but successfully treats aU e
able non-surgical, acute and chroaW
diseases. ,v;:,
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST
Office 130 S. tycLewean St
Near Residence.
finier's Furniture Sore
URANCE
ALL IK
C. OETTINGEE?, Manaser
inst on insiirance & Realty Co.
Telephone No. 182 (Next to Postoffice)
IRA M. HARDY, IL D, ;
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 11; 2:30 to 6
, P. IJLiJ JjlA P. M.
Phones: Residence 507j Office 479.
102 West Caswell Street
rVe. Eu. Nom and TltfiMt
DiMuaTrutea. "
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAT
Specialist in Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
Office hours 10 to 12. Office
105 E. Caswell Street
, : . Phone lllu'V.-
N. J. Rouse, Edward M. Land
Kinston, N. CL,. .Goldsboro, N.G
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices:
Kinston, N. Cn Goldsboro, N. C,
' Edgerton Building.
A. L. Hyatt, M. D.
General Predict
Miller Building
NORTH CAnOUNA.
FOR S VtE0!d Pftsrs. eaitable for
kindling fires these cool mofnmps,
Ec a package. Free Press, ; 8-14-tf
P 5 O STALK CUTTERS
The stalk cutter with a self raising drag hook. The stalk cutter with rerersible axles
in the cutter hea). which when worn out ran )w mmnl .nil nAm Tk KuKa
in the wheels ran be replaced when worn out,- This willsave buying new wheels,
which aves about JxW. , ? .
The hitch has a coniDression SDrlnsr. therehv rrlininii the Ur and .nnfrl. n. n,ir hum.
The double tree i so made thu you can give the small team the long end of the double
tree. The seat is adjustable lot light or heavy driver and the neck yokes adjustable
lor small oi large trains. 1 he machine ts fully hooded to protect driver from firing
stalk and keeps stock from getting cut when machine ia not in use. Compression grease
cups on cutter bearings and reserve grease cups in main wheels all small parts made
ol steeL But the main feature and the best one is it cannot choke when in use Come
and see the machine and you will know this is true. Made in 7 and 8 non-reversible
knives Sold by
H. E. Moseley Hardware Company 'L-
DR. DAN W.PARROTT
DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge Work
j Specialty. ;V
OfficeoverCot. Milloffice
I AT SKINNER?,
j gmr. ....-Jan
We Cater to
The Ladies and
Children.
e
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Candy
Phone 149,
J.T. Slander & Sc4
"We Strive to Flea