HE JOURNAL.
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c":jczaiij Uit wk. Morah
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w;:d to 12 other proa.
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er tie manorial adUxtaa ia Balaixa
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r.-t s. -aai U rry taportaat, bat,
tJ c it U aaca mora Las porta I
tii::.r'Ji CAToHaa eoaUaaaalabo
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! eosabal wUa ta local papor
aaaocaced a!a wKt aa -CarUti-
uiiT aa ABericraa!xiar Tatco-
lila fcrea vaa all (oat. ," .
Tax '-Ttlrd. paxtj' t pUtform
c: aaa 'aieaU' II oajat bj
all Baas to eaUaw tala kiad of
wT:i?r, aad sieral proaibit
rj closes, freabeta aad , lacndiarj
Wrx Ciertlaad dlaoorared
iia, Paa Lanoat vaa nallsf
av. 113 a k aa a Batpapr
ft.:'Tt aad aov ba iaaakis
:;: a jtar. Tbra U ao Uia
t - poib-iU ol a aavtpopor ro-
j-.:rttff. Oara for laaUaea. ' "
T3 2rjrta .Caxoili EpQbliaa
C.-T2::oa a2ecd U. P. Cbaai
1:45, S. A. 7bita, L aJ. Pritchatl
aaiJaaC. Dacy dtkfatea to
E."raUa Natioaal Coarco-
ti j a. AH art aald to b for Harrl-
aoa. -v
Ta d;reaca "btta Italy
aad the UaiUd Sutea r fardiaj
qcxrsTicrosT.
W are ao fever of aoma of tba
tkodaof Saator Qoay, bat we
eaaaot rtpreaa oar ad el rati on or
aiaay of bla qaalltUa.
Oa U ao bjpoerUe. lie la a bold
Bbtcr aad earriae hU priaeiplaa
oa bla flaf .
fliht la foiaf oa la Penaijl-
raaiafor tbeaaat la the Ualted
8tata Beaata now oocopied by Mr.
Qaay. Hia opponeat la Mr. Dal
leU, vko U backed by the Admin
UtraUoa at Waablaftoa.
The reeolt of the Bapablican
daUsita alectloaa tbroafhoot
PaaoajlTanla doriaf the laat two
veeka learea bo doabi that Sena-
tot Qaay la the choice of aia party
for le-eleetioa by aa eTerwhelmlac
ajorty of aaifracea. Uolaea
peliUfial rerolaUoa ahoald throw
Demoeratio ma J orlty la to the next
PaaaaiTraala LecUlatare it win
ehoee Senator Qaay to aacceed hla
all foe aa other term ot atx jeara
by a dceiaira msjorlty.
la u aakad what comfort do we
tad la thief Why. rery great
comfort. Senator Qaay, oppoaed
th Feroa bin aad ooatrlbated
Urrtly to iU defeat. Taroajchoat
the ooetoet Senator Qaay baa beea
bitterly daaoaaeed for aia refnaal
to aapport the Poree bill. At the
ease time Mr. Dalieil hae been
repraaeaUd aa a champion of a
Fore bill ahoald he be eieeted to
the Ualted BUiee Beaata. There
eaa be ao doabi that Harriaoa fa
trora a Forea bUL He did all la hie
power to have tea bill peaaed by
the IWlioa 4 Ooorrvaa end aaoojd
I be oo a a try be ao a a for tea ate aa to
aitaeaa hie re eUetioa, we may ex
peci to aea the aaeaaara brooch t
forward afaia. It that eoatiafea
ey It will be a faaaiaa pleaaare to
aea Qaar a thoia la s hie eide
plerdaf to hie very Tt tale.
Of eoerae wa bopa for the elee
tioaof a' Dtmocrat, ; bat If that
booa la dealtd aa, we ah ail rejoice
lathe tnaaapaof Qaa orer Dal-
an. "
It la matter of fenalne pleaanre
to know thai the EepabHcaa party
of the great State- of Peaaallraaia
takea tta etaid la ppoaitioa to the
Force) bllL '
tbs " OrIna Ijaehlag hae been
aet:!l. The OoTeraaeat of the
Ua:tel Sutee la to pay aa ladetn-
t.;j ct 125.0CO fntaea to the Italian
GoTeranseat. ' . ' . '
It ta cow kaotra that , the He
rt;:ca party ia thlaBUte farora
Us ems objectionable featoree of
re era! Itjiaiatioa aiaca the war,
azi If poaaibie will gaard the ballot
cf a frte Xorth Caro'.ialaa with a
tayoacL State Chronicle.
OS Tiaraday, AprU 14th, The
fc'.ita txecatiTe committee af the
G eorji a State Alliance demaaded
iitail eaVailiaacea which hare
eaijraed the Peoplee party
redad the Is ioraeaeat Immediate
ly or earrcaer their chartera.
TJt laie Bepablioaa State Ooa
Tiatica vaa a reminder of the old
Use whea rarpet-bagxera, ecaa.
; aad coaoa formed a man a
gtria that made Baraaa aa baaed
cf kiaetlf. Mott weat la like a
ro aria g Cos, bat Eare taraed oat
to be the elephant of the eoaeera.
Tzx Earaaaah If a we baa It
a boat right whea. lleeye:If the
faraern will take the tremble to
tsra the top dreaaiag oa the pro
teatatioaa of the third party or
gaalaere they will flad the BabaoQ
owaiata eolalj of eellahaeea aad
the hope of penoaal gain. -
Lxx ar be practical. The maa
who proieeeea to belieTa that Vlr
giala, Weat Virginia aad 5ortb
Carolina, ar eithelr of them, eaa be
carried for the CepabHeaaa ' thle
year la ae deatitateef political eoav
naoa aeaaa ae la a aatira of Criav
Tartary of any motion of the peral
lxx ef the fixed etaxa Sew Herea
PaHadiaa. - .
AX HaglUhmaa who hae reaided
La Eoaela aa the director of
eome Iroa-worka telle, a woaderfal
alary ef hla aailariaga " at 1 Eaeter.
whea th peopie welcome the feaet
with the old eaa torn ef kUalpg each
ether. - Jor a week before bead"
he eaya, they are boay ooiliag egga.
which they are to preacot to one
eaother with a klae. The moaeeat
' the clock etrlkee twalre, the prir
Uege or peaeaee, aa ua eaae may
be, aoameaeed. - Kobody then
aldera aimeelf taeolted by the
blaed olTar of m kfcm and aa egg.
Tu adoptioa of the aait rale by
the Ilarriabarg CowTcatloei iaearee
the eolldeapportof the Peaaeylte
aia deiefatioa for OereUad aatil
a majority ehall hare detrralard
fnuneort aatae other raadidate.
Thle arraagemeat win prereat oe-tJoa of any. maa
. bachalidiag or trading while Mr.
Clarviaad'a ehaace for the aomlaa-l Dtrxoro Good Friday eerricee la
tioa may remaia aopefal. Bat the eharch of a Spaaieh town, while
koatile erttiee ef the Pattleoa ad-1 the prieet ie kneeling at the alur a
Boiaiatretioo, who kardly dared to maaiaeleapa from behind the palpit
arew their aecret prefereaea for &d decapUatce him with a a word
Sexator Ilia. - laalate - that the end then wtta ewerd aad piatol
adoptioa of the aalc role - waa a foreea hie way taroegh the crowd
naraLaad defeat.- The faQara ol la the charoh. killing one woman.
the Maaeachojette Coareatioa. to
rota UatrootioxLe for CZeralaad j Onxof ihe atroogeat aaaoaace
aaight with eaaal Injoatiea be re-1 menta of the da ia to the effect
garded ae aa erUeaee ef aoatility.l that a eiarer, the Moaaerrat, - la
Hr. Clertlaai wLl not hare at (fitting oat at Saa Fraadaoo for "a
Chieaxo a mora earn eat aapport cargo of Ulanderv The Moaaerrat
frcta aay quarter thaa he will getlwlll take the place af the reaeel
f.-c-i rc-zM'.aal aad MaMacba-j whicbwat loet laat September with
t:::x TliLIUcctiL I four hoadred alaree oa board.
IU TBKJ rutTT.
Aa Atlaata,Oa.epeeial of April
ISto,aajK xpreaideatL. UPolk,
of the National Alllaaee, who ar.
ri red here to-day waa naked: "Did
joa eome to depoee Llringtoa ae
preeideat of the Georgia ailiaaotTn
CoL Polk aaid: ' M2To air, I came
oa ao each mleaioa. If each power
waa to be exereteed aad proper er
Ideaea made, I eooJd hare acted ae
well at homo ia Kortb. Carolina aa
here. -1 am here to look after boei
neea that aJSacta the material later
eate of the Alliance la Georgia.
Farther tbaa that I eaaaot a ay.'
What ie the oaUook of the third
party la 2Torth Carolina waa aaked.
MAa bright aa wa ooold deaire In
fact, the eaaaa of the people
growing eTerywnrre aad oar ad
hereata n amber ae good Demoerata
aa will rem aia ia the Democratic
party."
Here la a rtrelatioa. CoL Polk'
Idea oxJJemocracy la all aia own
a etaade alone la the aeeertion
that tho Third party will aamber
ea good Demoerata aa vwiII ' remaia
la the Democrat lo party."
Wa preeame that the gallant
colonel would eaj that Lather after
be left the Catholie Charcb wee ae
good a Catholic aa ear one who
remained la It, aad that Arnold
waa ae " gaaalne aa Amerioaa
patriot after be at
tempted " to, dellrer Weat
Poiat la to the kaada of the Brltiab
aa ha waa before, bat who will agree
witb Preeideat Pott!
. The Democratlo party la a party
of prinelplea, erery oae of which la
aategoaUed by the 8L Loale plat-
farm. That platlorm la the Terr
aeaeaof Federaliem. It ia more;
It ia eooeofidaUoa raa mad: the
tart herea t poeeible remore from
Democracy.
TbaOolaaere remarkable dellr
eraaoa, may be a aaaaiagly deTieed
Cable to make mea eaey la their
iaa, who hariag knelt at the Dam
oeratio Baptiaaal font bare taraed
from their deroUoaa to bow down
to etoeke aad atoaee- gode that bar.
lag eyea aea not, aad baring ears
aot. Bat the trnemea of
North Carolina will not lie-tea to
the Toiea of the airea.
We have weed the word "nine"
adriaedJy for It woe Id Ve a moa
etroae aia to torn over the State of
North Carolina to the Repablicana
boaad head aad foot.
No body dealee the right of free
men to enter into any tort of a
political orgaalnatioa and gire
their party what name they pleaee
Onoenpoa a time, a maranding
party called tbemaelvee. teTbe
AegrI Band," bat ao body waa de-
celred by It.
Let there be no mietale. He
whoeateratbe foida of the Third
party croon co the Babiooa aad
eeta ep hie ban n ere againat the
Democracy. Black ie sot white,
aad eonaot be made eo br the
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA. ) SberilTa Offloe,
Craven Coantj. t New Berne, April 1st, 1S92.
NOTICE ta hereby given th kt 1 bv i levied on the laud aad pergonal
property of the folio mg named persons, listed by them respectively.
n the several townships of urvea (jjunty, lor tne year lor aetaait
in payment of tbe State and County raxes, dae by each of aaid tax
payers, respectively, tor said year 1801, and shall prooaed to sell ao
cording to law, at tbe Court House in the city of .New Berne, on Mon
day, May the 2d, 1892, at 12 o'clock M., said lands being more folly
described ia said levy, to wn :
No. 1 Towxanir.
Nana
E lee II Aaderaoo, 185 acres land, Pioey Neck
Chaa J llrock, 3A aorea Uo1, Ynoceboro
Bennett Barrow, J 70 acres land, Clark's 8 warn p
Lncy Cleve, Dower itight in Vanceboro
Sophia Creamer, 1 acre Und, Manl Swamp
William Coward. 40 acres land, Clay Koot
Lake Conway, 5J aoree land, Maal Swamp
Uichard Cleve. one l5t, Vanoeboro
B F Dbikina, 414 acres land, Manl Swamp
Ida Dinkina, 309 " " 41
Elbert Dail, 1,000 acres Uod, Palmetto
Lafayette Dudley, 1.0 acre land, ease liiver
Betsey Dixon, 12 acres land, Maple Cypress
Abiaha Ernol, SO acres land, Piney Neck
John Ellis, sr. 70 acrea land, Piney Neck
Willie A Ewell, 95 acres land, Street's Perry
Qreea Edwards, 64 acrca land. Nense River
A Forrest, agt. T Y Pegram, 3o0 acres land, Palmetto
Franklin Fornee, 50 acrea land, Bail's Pocoein
Chaa. Fornee, 50 acrea land, Ball's Pocoein
Sarah Fornee, 9 acrea land. Piney Neck
Joha Fornee, 50 acres land. Ball's Pocoein
Sarah WUlia, 50 acrea iand, Mt. Pleasant
Penelope Grifflo, 119 acrea land, Mt. Pleasant
W II Griffin, 147 acrea land. Mt. Pleasant
Edward Hoell, 23 acrea land, near Vanceboro
J F Heath, agt. Sarah Heath, 7i acres land ML Pleasant; 250
acrea Fieber'e Swamp; 200 acrea James Swamp; 262 acres
Swift Creek
Albert Heath, 19 acres land, Cowpen Landisg
Sarah Heath, 50 acree land, Piney Neck
J L Ipock, agt. John I pock, 1473 acres land, Willis Neck
Lewie B Catoo, 81 acrea land, Willis ecfc
A Klrkman. 20 acree land, Bay Bash
Eaeter Kite, 100 acree land, Manl Swawp
8tephea Kite, 15 acres Iaod. Maal Swamp
J II Klaotao, 150 acrea land, Watery branob; 4
John r Lilly. 9 acrea land, Batler' Ford
D S Leoeaeter, sr, CO acree land, Clark' Swamp
Rose Laoo-tster, 57 acree land, Palmetto
Oliver D Lewie, 350 acree land. Bear Branch
Robert S Mil la, 144 acrea Und, Creeping Satp
Jamee B Miller, 90 acree land. Deep Neck
Ghriatieaa Manning, 250 acres land, Mt Pleasant
Levi Ji orris, 50 acree land, Vanoeboro
Kate Moye, 596 acree land. Maple Cypres-
J B Powell, 40 acree land, Butler's Ford
David Pollard, 83 acree land, Pollard's swamp
Harvey H Sam me rill, 50 acree land, Maple Cyprea
Elisabeth SImpkina, 75 acrea land, Manl swamp
Edward 8impkina, 61 acree land, Bear branch
William Smith, 23 acree land, Pioey neck
Alpheoe Fields, 95 acree land. Street's ferry
D W Smith, SO acree, Vanceboro; 826 acres, Manl swami
acree. Poplar a warn p
Char lea Satton, 60 acrea, Cowpens
J fl Stephens, 120 acree, Gorden's bridge
David Trlpp.jr, 31$ acree Cat tail; 7 acres Janiper creek
C O Tripp, 24 acree, Cat tail
B JlWlllia, 65 acres, Bear branch
J alia Willie, 153 acre, Willie neck
Wm R Eborn, 1'j5 acres, Brice creek
J L Gorrell, 32:i2 acres, Havelock
J F Godwin, 125 acres, Havelock
Edmond Hill, sr, 123 acres, R R
E Lifert, -iOO acres, Hancock creek
W H Ives, 135 acres, Croatan
Noah Jackson, 1750 acres. Brice creek
Lewis Moye, 136 acres, Tuckers creek
Abilene McMillen, 48 acres, Slocum creek
Larkin Manning, 14 acres, Havelock
Ferner McRoy, 40 acres, Hancock creek
9.12
102.71
12. CO
8.00
17.25
7.G4
3G-50
7.G7
3.82
2.58
3.G5
Saml B Nelson, agt for Ann M Nelson, 50 acres, Slocum creek 3.9G
C'irx-.i i!- 01 , '
Tax and Cost.
f 14 20
6.50
5. ST
14.72
2 18
0.77
4 70
13 04
23 28
11-57
15.48
11.75
2.04
G 30
7.97
4.59
7.86
7.12
5.14
5.14
2.38
G 03
3 32
G.53
11. GO
5.44
29.G4
5 35
3 32
30.51
3.19
5 01
3 G4
5 50
4 02
5.32
G 20
3 00
12.54
Saml B Nelson, 15 acres, Slocum creek
Robt Nelson, 25 acres, Slocum creek
Jno D Pittman, 700 acres Neuse river, 450 acres Neuse river
Jno I Killebrew, 1032 acres, Slocum creek
Noah Smith, 70 acres, R R
Francis Taylor, 3'0 acres, near Lake Ellis
Mrs Easter Whitehead, 50 acres, Tucker's creek
V S Ward, .100 acres, Slocum creek
James West, 10 acres. Havelock
No. 7 Township.
Tax and Costs
7.10
3.37
32.88
46.41
5.02
7.12
3.32
9.05
2.02
Names.
W W Clark.
J S Fisher,
A D Fisher,
aoie V.iiice'.ioro
5 29
G 18
0 80
8 89
33.19
5 45
3 32
10.52
327
6.09
2.81
11.50
IG3
Mary E Williams, 150 acree, Palmetto
W Q Whitford, 183 acree, HiU'a neck
48.16
7.38
8 35
9.08
5 85
7. 05
923
6 59
3 25
2 17
B A' Walla, 17 acree, Swift creek
No. 2 Township.
Meriea Arthur, 100 acres, Mill Creek
Geotjie B Daw, 23 acrea. Croea branch
Joa Lathem, 13 acree, King's neck
F D Norman, 25 acres, Flat awamp
W D Petti pher, 300 acree, Janiper
T A Btepleford, agt. Stapleford heirs, 240 acrea, Ttapleford place
A O Weat, 14S acree, Island
B O Wayne, 108 acres, Shoo fly
Jndge Becton, 25 acree, Morgan awamp 5.1
No. 3 Towrship.
Namk. Tax and Cost
Tax and Cost.
3 96
4 85
405
4.87
6.14
5 09
8.22
5.32
Cicero Averv. 100 acree. Core creek 6.02
David Beat, 36 acres, Poplar awamp 3,53
Q W Beet, agt. for Is lab Croom, 20 acre?, Gam swamp 3.32
Jamee Brown, 256 acree, Moecly creek 18.64
B O Cobb, 200 acree, Half Moon 12.09
J EDanzhertY for Danehertv heirs. 1076 acres. Stanly & Owis land 8 86
J alia Danrherty. 180 acrea. Core creek 1147
Alien Hardv. 30 acrea. Wolf Dit 4.06
T J Hawkins. 0 acree. Winter green 6.61
JAB Heath. 300 acres. Core creek 11 55
Wller HilL 250 acres. Alligator branch 16 00
Engine Jonee, 25 acree, Miil branch 5.77
Elijah Jonee, 50 acres, Sn wanna 4.76
Nicy Jonee, 50 acree, 8a wanna 3 60
Elian Jones, agt tor Ambrose Jones, 50 acres 3.60
Allen Marrell, 32 acres, Barnwell 13.65
CM Pittman, 120 acree. Half Moon 12.10
Thomas Bhodea. 30 acres. Core creek 4.08
M F Rowe. 9 acrea. Moalev creek 5 59
Henry Konse, 14 acrea Moslev creek; 125 acres Ronse land; 230
acres McLean land 26 31
Wealthy Rateell, 41 acres, Barnwell; 50 acres Jones Iand 5.58
L H Spear, 00 acrea, BoseelPe branch 18 19
J E Waters. I acre. Dover station 5.00
S B Weet.14 acree. Flat awamp: 57 acres. Gam swamp 3.53
Jamee H White, 121 acres. Great branch 15.13
Willie White. 9 acres. Moeelv creek 5.14
Whitehead & Waters. 1 acre. Dover atation 6.49
George B Wilson, 1 acre, Dover station 2.18
William Wileon. 40 acrea. Tom Dick track 4.93
B B Wooten. 150 acres. Tnrkv traD 16.20
no. 5 towk8hif.
Vaxes. Tax and Costs
Jamee Brown, 16 acres. Clubfoot creek 4.14
D M Becton. 10 acres. Borcan road 5.00
William Blango, 60 acres, Mcrton mill pond 5.26
tsamnel Blanzo. 50 acres. Morton mill rxmd 5.26
Jamee Blango, 50 acres, Morton mill pond 6.16
B F Borden. 1000 acres. Haacock'a creek 15.03
O Crooo, 163 acree, Mitchell creek 8.84
Ueetv Chadwick. 50 acres. Hancock creek 6.32
L F Carter, 50 acres. Clubfoot creek 5.81
Elijah Carter, 25 acres, Morton's mills 5.30
Baos L Carter, 37 acres, Clnbloot creek 5.55
Jamee Croom. 7 acree, Adams creek 4.96
O W Carter, 25 acres, Oahooqae 4.88
W E Clarke, 250 acres, Adama creek 02
John Fenner,95 acres, Mitchell's creek 10 02
uarvey Tenner, 23 acrea, Mitchell's creek 4 m
San Fenner, ar, 100 acres, Biver shore 6.68
8peseer G Fiaber. 50 acres, Cabooque 5.87
Boea Ferroeon. 93 acree. Adams creek 4.20
Jamee George, 26 acree, Clubfoot creek 5.39
Abner N Gooding, 25 acree, Morton's mill poDd o.'b
Emanuel George, 75 acres, Clubfoot creek 4.40
ti B Godet, 45 acres, Mitchell's creek o.uu
Theophilns George, 30 acres, Mitchell's creek 3.02
Nathaniel George, 25 acrea, Clubfoot creek 5.42
O W Gaakina. 25 acres, Hancock's creek 4.88
W H Godet, 17 acres. Clubfoot creek 4.8o
Sylvester Gaakins, 50 acres, Mitchell's creek; 100 acres, River shore 4.90
Jno H George, 90 acres, Mitchell's creek; 40 aores. Snake branch 7.73
iiica Jackaon. 90 acrea. Adams creek 0.J0
Abner Jones, 125 acres, Clubfoot creek 5.72
Ktzxy Lane, 13 acree. Clubfoot creek 2.58
Seth Lncaa. 26 acrea. Clnbloot creek 2.68
Francis Moore, 90 acres, Mitchell's creek - o.az
Beoi Martin. 50 acres. Clubfoot creek 3 68
Elijah Martin, 34 acres, Mitchell's creek 4.94
Elisabeth Martin, 34 acrea. Clubfoot creek 2.77
Samoel Martin, 24 acrea, Mitchell's creek 2.43
Jeese Mitchell, 6 acres, Mitchell's creek 4 GO
Hurt Marion, 15 acres, Adams creek .u
Rich Morris, 57 acres. Clubfoot creek 5.70
Jno Nolan, jr, 15 acres, Clubfoot creek 4.97
reeman Taylor, 100 acres. Clubfoot creek o.vo
N H Taylor, 190 acres, Hancock 'a creek 3.34
Stephen Simmons. 63 acres, Adams creek 5.72
Edward Wilson. 18 acres. Coot's creek M
B Weaver. 125 acres, Neuse river 4-5o
fcJosan J Willooffhbv, 54 acres. Mitchell's creek 2.b2
William Williams, 95 acres, Adams creek -61
No. G Township
Names.
buo acres
acre, Kiverdale
acre, Riverdale
Wm Foy (Heirs), 30uo acres, east side Reedy branch
W F Foy, 203 acres, Foscue land
Primus Foy, Go acres, Young land
S II Gray Mfg Co, 5 acres, Graywood
Summerfield Haskett, 200 acres, Beaufort road
Charles W Hardison, 90 acres, west side Otter creek
Bryan W Ives, acre, Riverdale
O H Perry, 1010 acres, west side Brice creek
Washington Spivey, 64 acres, part Young tract
Hannah Small, 7i acres,
Elizabeth Tippet, 240 acres, Mill branch
No. 8 Township City.
Names. Tax and
Wm Avery, Forbes land, West street
H C v hitehurst, Hancock st
Martin Arthur, 1 lot, Scott's alley
H W Anderson, 1 lot, Pavie Town
Loucinda Auston. house, Guion land
Edward Bull, 1 shop. South Front street
Alfred Baker, 1 lot, Cedar street
Alexander Bass, 1 lot, Baagg's alley, cor. Jones and German st
R C Baker, 1 lot. Gardener's alley
W H Bryant. 1 lot, Brown's alley
J B Brown, 1 lot. Middle street
Tony Bishop, 1 lot, George street
Hannah Banks, 1 lot, Berne st
Benj Barrows, house on leisad ground
Geo Brinn for Annie Cannady, 1 lot, Pavie Town
Lettice Coval, 1 lot, Griffith street
John Cannon, 1 lot, New South Front street
Samuel Cook, 1 lot, Pollock 6treet
J fl Crabtrae for wife, 1 lot, Middle and Graves streets
J H Crabtree & Co, 2 lots. Craven street
W E Clark, agent and part owner, 1 lot, Dryboro
Major Chapman, 1 lot, cor. Pine and Berne streets
Reubin Chapman, 1 lot, Tin Cup alley
James Charles, 1 lot, Queen street
Joseph Clark, 1 lot, Pavie Town
Dowdy hers children, 1 lot, Metcalf street
Isaac Davenport, Jerkins land
Henderson Dudley, 1 lot, Farmville
S A Edwards, 1 lot, Rountree street
Robt Fenner, house, George street
Eli Franks, lot, Pavie Town
Rosa Fisher, lot, Queen street
Wm Feruderson, agt Moses Cobb, lot, Pavie Town
Mrs E Gaskill, lot, cor. New and Hancock streets
Caesar Gorham, lot, George street
Anthony Green, house, lin Cup alley
Richard Garner, house, Reizenstein land
Lucretia Good, lot, Berne street
Laura Gardner, lot, George street
Saml I B Hooks, house, JerkinR land
W H Harget, house. Queen street
Mrs V A Harrison, lot, New street
L vv Hancock estate, 1-3 lot, corner King and Graves streets
R D Hancock, 1-3 lot. corner Graves and King streets
Saml Hill, lot, Pavie Town,
Wm K Henderson, lot, Jerkins land
W R Hollis, lot, Pavie Town
Emanuel Hall, lot, Crooked street
William Harris, lot, Ash street
M. P. Holly, lot George street
George Ireland, lot Pavie Town
Allen Jackson 2 houses, Five Points
Mary E Justice, lot, Spring street
Simon H Johnson, lot, Berne street
Adam Johnson, lot, Pavie Town
Henry James, lot, West and Brown streets
Jabe Jasper, lot, Scott's alley
Decater Jones, lot, Pavie Town
Jane Keys, lot, Spring street
Henry S Lewis, lot, Good street
Francis Lane, lot, Queen street
John Lewis, lot, Jerkins aliey
Patsey Moore, lot, Richardson alley
Mary McGee, Bryan and Crooked streets
Ella Merrick, lot, Jack Smith road
Barbara Moore, lot Queen street, lot Pavie Town
Michael Mumford, lot, Scott's alley
Dianna Mouring, lot, Pavie Town
Henrv McChesney, lot, South Front street
Robt'Mosley for Easter Simmons, lot, New South Front st
Alex McLackliner. aert for wife, lot, Pollock street
Robt G Mosley, agt for Violet Holloway, lot, Crooked street
12.17
8.24
5.14
78.11
28.57
19.21
192.05
2C.52
9.95
8.25
38.51
21.44
4.52
10.88
Sylvester Scott, 28 acres, Batchelor creek
Hagar Blade, 3 acres, Drymonm road
Bryan Slade, 150 acres, Drymonia road
Miles Simmons, 50 acres. Hatcbelor creek
Jno N Stewart, lOOacres, Green's thoroughfare
iNancy I hompson, lfiO acres, Horse branch
J 8 White, heirs of, 50 acres. Tuscarora
L T Weatherinston, 49 acres. Tuscarora
Cooper Williams, STi acres Drymonia road, 5 nc:cs Jasp r
Alex Wood, lUi) acres, Lrreen 1 horoughfare
W II Weatherinton, 13 acres, Batchelor creek
S J Williams, 10C acres, Green Thorough faro
K Z AVilliarns, 100 acres, Green Thoroughfare
W. B LANE. Sheriff Craven County,
N
2 40
2 12
5.80
6 53
8.G6
4.08
3 00
5 77
0 07
8.74
2 50
7.04
8 80
C.
Costs.
5.14
8.38
9.57
3.00
2.55
5.22
4.58
8.38
7.03
4.71
15.4G
3 95
7.12
5.14
2.6S
5.22
2.70
9.02
14.72
59.05
4.
6.
5.
6.
2.
7.
5.
3.
6.
58
63
13
40
55
12
13
95
40
2.69
5.14
5.22
6.40
8.38
7.67
5.14
6,08
4.58
5.22
5.14
5.46
15.04
7.12
7.12
4.58
6.94
3.64
3.96
6.41
9.
6.97
2.55
5.85
8.62
7.67
6.48
3.95
7.67
5.85
9 57
4.58
5.22
3.96
3.98
7.76
6.17
7.03
3.32
5.32
5.22
14.63
8.38
Tax and Costs.
F M Barnes, agt for Henry Deppie, 663 acres, Slocum Creek
Amos Batts, 10 acres, Havelock
H T Bennett; 2200 acres, Brice creek
w Clark, aetfor Bnce & Duston. 3000 acres. Long lake
W E Clark, acrent for Dufore & Co. 30OO acres, Store land
C C Cannon, 92 acres, Havelock
larrv Coleman. 52 acres. Croatan
A J Chestnutt, agt for Mrs M A Sparks, SO acres, Hancock c'k 5
A J Chestnutt. act for Garret Vine. 40 acres. Havelock 3
A J Chestnutt, 200 acres, Havelock
Dock Cooper, 18 acres, HavelOck
John Chance, 50 acres, Tuckers creek
WJ IlCavanaugh, 65 acres, Havelock
Abraham Dennis, 35 acres, Havelock
Joseph Nelson, 500 acres, Slocum creek
Wm J Dove. 25 acres. Havelock
Jacob Dove, 60 acres, Havelock
21.05
5.20
29.91
33. G6
73.G3
15.5S
3.04
.03
.06
9.05
C.G2
C.69
10.20
G.59
14.72
5.77
4.59
New Berne Electric Light and Power Co, lot, South Front st 78.05
Jas E O'Hara, agt for Joe Alston, lot, Pavie Town
M F Orum, lot, Eden street
C E Palmer, lot, Berne street
Harriet Palmer, lot, Forbes alley
Shado Russell, 1 lot, Forbes land
Martha A House, lot, New South Front street
H V Richardson heirs, lot, corner Cedar and Weat atreeta
Isaac R Richardson, lot, Georare street
W F Rountree, agt for Mills & Walker, lot, Craven street
Geo Red for Elizabeth Brown, lot, Metcalf and Cedar straeta
Anderson Slade, house, Forbes land
Handy Simmons, lot, Pollock street
J B Stanly and wife, lot Pollock street, lot Parie Town
Window Stnaw, lot, Jerkins' land
Mathew Simmons, lot Queen street, 2 lots Pavie Town
Daniel W Smith, house, Reizenstein land
Sabre Slade, lot, Rountree street
James M Smith, lot. Elm street
Jordan Simmons, house, Forbes land
C J Sheelky, lot Atmore street, office Atmore street, mill property
W E Snelling, house, Pollock street
Mumford B Smith, steamboat barge
Lucy A Tucker, lot, Berne street
Sirah Wayne, lot, Brown's alley
Dennis Wadsworth, Jot, Pollock and Queen streets
Moses Williams, lot, Pavie Town
John Williams for wife, lot, Pavie Town
Phillip II Wiggins, lot, Queen street
R P Williams, lot, South Front street
R P Williams, agt for Thomas Williams, lot, South Frooi ana Craven streets
Hollister West, house, Forbes land
Thomas Williams, lot, Pavie Town
Abram West, house. Queen street
Wm C Whitford, lot, Qneen street .
John Warren, lot End and Union sts. lot Pollock and Queen su
Flornf.fl Randoloh. G H White net. lot. Queen street
York and Jones, heirs of Bacahus York, lot, Cedar street
Mathew York, lot, Berne street
J T York, lot, Cedar street
No. 8 Township Outside City.
Names. Tax and
Samuel T Bowen, 40 acres, Trent road
Edward Dickerson, 138 acrea, Neuse road
Kichard Oickson, 220 acres, Neuse road, aia acrea, ireus roaa.
Hazard Powder Co , i acre, near cemetery
Isaac Ilenderson, 13 acres, Trent road
T no.. W.rnnm fnr ftafUPlI Mr-Tlwin IS aCrOS. NeUM rOftd .
Lewis Harman, agt for Matilda Harman, 25 acres, Trent road
Mary E Justice, by J ti Collins agt, tau acres, neuse ruau
A B Koonee, 450 acres, Trent road
Abram Lee, by W F Rountree, agt, 2 acres saw mill, JaolunUth creek
Nelson McCoy, i acre, Duffy land
A A Moore, at for Nannie Moore, 61 acres, Batchelor ere
Joaeph Nelson, 20i acres, Trent road
C E Palmer, 92 acres, Trent road
E R liisrgs for Nancy Rigs;s, 125 acres, Xeuse road
Jesse P Stewart, 100 aeres, Batchelor creek
Jno B Willis, 100 acres. Trent road
.1 E Wilcox, 70 acres, New road
W A Wilcox, 135 acres, New road
No. 9 Township.
vAATT?o Tax and Costs.
2.69
13.47
16.48
2.69
5.10
3.04
X.12
6.49
14 72
3 96
5.14
4.58
8 98
3.95
8.38
5.14
3.96
7.03
5.13
88 28
7.03
13.77
4.58
895
17.87
3.32
3.96
6.40
28 06
15 34
5 14
5.77
2 55
4 58
17.44
7.12
3.96
3 96
4 58
Costs.
4.13
20.05
23 97
3.32
9 31
2.81
3.32
9.65
82 19
15.72
5.14
4.86
3.06
12.15
8 82
10 12
5 85
7 54
8 13
for Infants and Children.
"CaitorUkBo wen adapted to emfidna Out
I raonmrnfiJ ltupcrior toaayyrauljiMwi
ksgwa to me." E. A. X. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., BrooUra, M. T.
Vk tv f' Caatoria'tosansircnal aad
ta merHso well known that It wmm a werk
f luiww ligation to endorse It. Few aretlM
Mtollnt teralliee who do not keep Caatoria
wftkta easy-reach."
GkxLoa Mitrnt, u. D.,
New York CT.
Lata Factor KooiatojdaJ Eetonned Chan.
Boar Stomach, DtarrbCBS, jactation,
KmaWaraa, gives aieap, and promote
mtint kajtstova
Far en-end yean I have reeemnended
year 'riartoria,' and riuOlal way oonttMete
do eo ae it ha lavariabl produced peoefleiel
reaeita."
bwnt F. TiMSMW, K. D.,
Xb matbrep," IU Street and Tth Are.,
VewTorkOttr.
J. E. LATHAM.
GEKEE1L COMMISSION MEBCH1IT,
Huyer of Cotton, Country Produoa. ao4
all speculative com mod Uit a
Reasonable cteh advancr mad.
a good Male for eale or exchange for a
drive horre.
Office foot Craven atrret. In Clyde belln-
fobA dwtf
. , . -h
WILL BE SOLD
AT A
A Sacrifice
75c
C 1 o k
at
Also
Filled
Genta'
Ta Omrnxm Oaavaar, TT XoaaaT btubt,
Haw Ten.
FROM
M JUST AhRIVFD
THE $EST WITH TWO OM! LOADS
HA
150 Nickel Clocks
175 Nickel Alarm
93o.
50 8ilve.. N ickel and '
Gold Ladles' and
Watches, with Elgin
Movement,
every one of them guarantee'.
Latest styles in HOW-KKOT LADIES'
AM) ;KTS' KCAKF PINS, with ko-
line !);a:non(Js
11 Karat Gold I.AIMI'S' KISUM.
Also our Leader in
Gents' initial Rings, 14
Karat, price $4.50, real
value $7.75.
A few Cue Diamond Kings below coat.
Silver Table nnd Tea Hpoona, a erx
large assortment of tingle plated Gents . '"
and Ladies' Watcb Chains and' Colt 'M'
3uttonn and Lockets.
All god will bo c. i.l t HALF THE
ORIGINAL COST. - . ,' ,; .
Come at once (o the
Green From, N vel;y Store.
Mi. Idle Klieet. iu'xi to upt tit Chimb.,.
r A
a?0 Iro
U u I
MORSES and MUL
Gome Early and Get a GOOD SELECTION.
WNCHN
Relieves all soreness of the mucous membrane and
cures GONORRHCBA and GLEET mi 105 days. No
other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or
leaves any injurious after effect. Price, 1. Sold
by druggists.
, BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta. Ss.
MJJDLLEBEJ
OUNDED 1864 by the present executive Occupies four buildings Unrivalled in iacil-
i AJUD WOMEN lor success in life. The outlook for
ities for educating IOC:
- s. ismont favnrahlA rnr hnnftiMiR smnnrtnTiltiAft. The
oemana ior our graduates is unprecedented, no
vacation ; pupils can enter at any time with
, equal advantage. Never attend a school because
me tuition is cneap, tor CHEArU very aear;
it means cheap surroundings, inferior facilities.
and offers NO opportunities for securing PO S I
TIO MS for rts mini la nnd CT&dnatea. This
school, owing to Its HIGH standard of excellence, has placed In business more young mi
women from Md., Va., N. C, S. C. and Qa. than all similar institutions combined. Catalogue and
imrucuiara mailed. w.M. SAULER.KRES.,-P. A. SADLlH. SECY, BALTIMORE, m D
S 1 1
The Time to Make Good Roads.
Mark T.vain tells a etory of a
minister who once had a call in the
conn try. He had to ride nine
miles over a rough road. The
horse was skittish and the cart had
no springs, so the poor preacher
was jolted up and down nntil he
almobc wished he was dead. The
borso finally ran away and -threw
him oat into tbe road. When
found he was asked if he was hart.
He said he did not know but be
felt as if he was broken in many
places. "If I ever go to hell," he
said, "I want to ride there over
this road, because I shall be very
glad when 1 get there.'7
This story is told to illustrate
the infamous character of many oi
the public roads iu this country,
and it does not exaggerate the
matter, for if there is one feature
of the works of men which dis
credits them, and hampers them,
and loads them with expense, re
tarding them in their bnsiness and
social communication more than
another, it is the neglect and in
nifrflrnnp.fi whip.h ia annirsnt nn
every hand of the roads over MRS. B. B. LANE,
wuiuu Luej Liavei. t its uiuiuab I
inconceivable that men of brains Middle St , opposite Baptist Church.
clY A nnfnrnricn an? thtff" onH aa
gacity should go on, year after DpnDg anQ Oummer UpeniDg
A Bit of Fun With a Point.
A minister frequently called on
Saturday to borrow five dollars
from one of his members, which
he would promptly retnrn on Mon
day. It occurred so often that
the member commenced marking
the hills, and found that the mark
ed bill was the one that came back
One day the preacher borrowed
ten dollars, which was marked, and
as usual, returned. Curiosity could
resist no longer. "Why bo yon do
chat, pastorT" "I always preach
better with a little money in my
pocket." "Bat why did yon bor
row ten dollars?'7 "I wanted to
preach a better sermon than usual.7'
The necessity of borrowing was
generonslv removed by his flock
thereafter.
Cbronio constipation, with
attendant evils, is cared by
Aver 's Cathartic Pills. Bold
dealers in medioine.
til it
taking
by all
SU3.ll.nery!
LAJPHIH, 13th,
1892.
year, groaning under the burden of
bad roads, when it is demonstrable
that for less money than it costs
them in wear and tear and delay,
they could have excellent high
ways, permanent in character and
glorious in results of money and
satisfaction. The old roads that
tbe Komans built in the time of
the Caesars are still standing.
and are better than tbe roads bnilt
in Virginia last year, or ten years
ago, and they have stood the wear
and tear of two thousand j ears
The roads of Italy, of France, of
Rno-lanrl und YValua nf norm an v
and other European countries are JTo PatrODS alld Friends.
dae ueugat ana pnae ana won tier
A lull line of Millinery in all the latest
styles, as handsome and as cheap as can
De bought in the city.
Also, a nice line of Laces, .Embroider
ies, Ladies Vests, Ladies and Children s
Hose, Mitts, Belts, eto.
The public generally are most respect
lully invited to call and examine her
stock and compare her prices with those
ot any In the city or elsewhere.
Broad St Fruit Store.
E F Arnold, 213 acres, Spring OUrden
E F Arnold, executor of E Arnold, 276 acres, Spring Garden
A A Avory. agent for F P Avery, 84 acres, Neuse road
W J Arnold, 124 acres, Perfection
Alfred Bailey, 102 acres, Batchelor Creek
V E Clark, 300 acres, Wild Cat
John Clemens, heirs, 140 acres, Tuscarora
Calvin Churchill, 62 acres, Jumping Run
W F Civils, 29 acres. Dover road
II Davis, 353 acres Jumping Run, 192 acres Cypress savanna,
Jumping run
D Davis, heirs of, 100 acres, Pocosin
W C Davis, 200 aores Horse branch, 50 acres Horse branch
L 0 French, 20 acres, Turkey Quarter
1 H French, 28 acres, Turkey Quarter
S R French, 250 acres. Turkey Quarter
Cicero Green, heirs of, by J C Green, 6 acres. Clear Spring
W m Godet, 6 acres, Tuscarora
Noah Handv. 28 acres, Tuscarora
James Harris, 100 acres, Turkey Quarter
Stephen Isler, 1300 acres, Tuscarora
8erah O Ivey, 89 acres, Perfection
J J Jackson, 150 acres, Etr-rToad
Charles Lassiter, 88 acres, Batchelor creek
Martin Lawson. 102 acres Jumping run, ou acres jumping u
Ben Loftin. 88 acres. Dover road
Nancy Moore, 120 acres. Jumping Run
Mary Hill, by Stephen Scott, 20 acres, Batchelor creek
Wm Mitchell, acre. Spring branch
Dennis Perkins, 50 acres, Batchelor creek
BeDj Spencer, 23 acres, Molly branch
14 acres
17 72
10 92
5 85
11.47
4,40
3.96
3 82
6.76
6.03
19.99
8.00
9 19
5.01
3 54
16.34
2.62
2 87
2 41
5.99
SJ7.S9
6.98
8.43
3 32
12.31
5.77
8 58
2.37
4.82
4.40
5.38
oi all travellers ir?m this country.
It is with a knowledge of our great
shortcoming our deep humiliation
m this respect that we oontinue
to cry out to oar people to make it
a matter oi importance next to
their religion and th ir duty to
their wives and children to look
alter their roads and to insist upon
the enforcement of the amended
law, which is tbe best we have for
the present. We are glad and
thankful to many of our State con
temporaries in the cities and in the
country who are helping ns to
bring this matter before the people
The courts, the Grand Juries, and
the people, acting together and
cordially co-operating, can work a
revolution in a few years. Believe
us, there is no public daty more
imperative.
Every road surveyor in the State
can learn, it ne does not already
know, how to successfully repair
his roads, and if be will write to
The League Boads Improvement
Burea, Potter Building, Hew York,
and ask for the best method oi
repairing public public roads, cov
ering the work of draining and
grading dirt roads, he will get all
the ini'ermation he needs, and it
will be gladly furnished him. Ex
Have just received another Fresh Lot oi
HICE FRUIT,-
Fine Apples, Cocoanuts, Bananas, Golden
Russet Apples, Fiorina J ranees.
and a variety of other Northern Fruit
which are kept in stock.
Florida Oranges, 40c. per d; zon.
Russet Apples, 40c per peck.
Pine Apples, 15c.
While passing Btoad street please call.
I will satisfy or snit you if possible.
1 hanking you kindly for past favors,
hoping to receive a continuance of your
patronage.
BROAD STREET FRUIT STORE,
Second door above Middle, and next to
Mr. Chas. Swert's.
JAMES D. BARFIELD,
mar25dwlm PROPRIETOR.
THE STAGE AND THE PULPIT
Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I
feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
King's New Discovery has done for me-
My Lungs were badly diseased, and my
parisnioners tnougnt i could live only a
few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr.
King' New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining so ids. lnweiglit.
Arthur Love, Manager Loves runny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a thor
ougn trial and convincing evidence, I am
confident Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption beats 'em all and cures when
everything else iails. The greatest kind
ness I can do my many thousand friends is
to nrge them to try it." Free trial bottles
at F. S. Daffy's drag store. Regular sizes
50c. and $1.00. J
JOHN UeSORLEY,
Boot and Shoe Maker
POLLOCK STREET,
NEW BERNE. 1ST. C.
Having secured the ervlocg of a (killed
Mechanic and flrst-clsss Workm.n from
New York, I an now fully prepared to fill
promptly all orders for line
CrSfOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Th many years that I have BaUsfaotorilv
supplied the wants of my numerous patroni
ib iu9 Dest gaureiuiett 01 tae cnar&cier oi my
work.
Hepalrlng a specialty. Noatly and prompt
ly done.
novociw ir istp juiiJN MCSOKLEY
W. P. JONES
Is now otrrying a Large Stock of
AND
Manufacturing and Cleaning
MATTEESSES,
Opposite tbe Oaston House, and res
pectfully asks a share of patronage
from the public
Agent for the Exoelaior Clothes Horse.
P. LA H0KfABHj, ?
CRAVEN STREfeT."
3 Doors from Board, of Tide
NEW BERNE. N.'fV,
Solicits CONSIGNMENTS O1 TRUClt'
for tbe following well-known Finn:
'5 V'
Msrs. A. Bennett & Co.,
NEW YORK-.'
r ' . .r
" Nock,Timmon Co.,.. K ,
PHILADELPHIA
Lippman Brop., f ; .J
DROUKLTN- i : ;
Darand Bros. & Merrick''.',-
WASHINGTON, XXrfC-k
' C. Woltera ft Co.;l';?.',T. . V; v
NEWARK, N. '
Latest quotations rectived daiFjr 'J '' ' '
each of the above markets - -
Stencils and Postal CarJa 04i b aadT J
upon application at ray office
mar24 dw3rn . i-.i-'
TRUCK BABEEL8; - - r
Bright Burlap Barrel
Covers.' .
LINDSAY & QQl'xrh
alGJlmwlt
Portsmouth, Va;
! mm - m
acnooi or uusio.vi-
...... l ,M
VIOLIN AND PXAKOv i nu ... i , :
INSTRUMENTAL end THEOBITICAL '"
HARMONY and COMPOSITION.',' j.'jj
k X; -ni-imiH t
A class will be formed, ''of dVaneed'1
pupils onlj, to take op Harmony. ; . t .",
Paotical Piano Toofng and Rtpslr f!
ing taught. t.-1
Advanced pupils in Harmeay ft '"f
isught Gompotiiion free of , eberge, . :"
talent allewiog.- '' : 1i?ij1'ti-v-
Violin or Piano, two Irssona" tjr V )'
woek, per month, , j ti QQ
Violin and Piano, one ltSMn per , "'
week, per month, ' t.t0 'y
Harmony, one letron pr week, .
per month, t-00 i '
For full parlicalara appjjr to thV mm'Itl
dersigDed at the offide of R. C Kho,J "' '
corner Middle and New ia.-MoodsT. ' . -AprU
4th. CHaa M KKBOB. l.i . -
CHaa. L WABinx,f V
ad&wtf
Barrington M
Baxter
HAVE JUoT RECEIVED A ' " ., .
of ' ' ' T n
O.'i.t.i.'. ". . ' , f
Zcigler's Ffne Shoss;
KOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN
AND ' I' .
Every pair warranted to glvVpBR
FEOT SATISFACTION.
We have just received a Full Line of
Men's, Youths' and
Children's CLOTHHTGr
Of Late Style, Shade and Cuts.
Also Some Nice Dress Goods
COME AND SEE.
Children'sTJersey Suits,
Bov's Corduroy Fants,(
Children's Shirt "Walstd
SAMPLE HOSE,
SAMPLE SUMMER VE8TS,
FULL LINE 8USPEHDEHS,
(Every pair warranted for yrs. wear.)
SILK UMBRELLAS,
Trunks and Valises.
A FULL LINE OF
Lato Stylo Hats.
feb!7dwtf
'v
fihildren Cry forPitchelCastorla-
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