- JSINT ACCOUNTS
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This institution, when desired, will open joint savings or
other accounts by which two or more persona, can depo-it in
. a common fund, which is pnyable according to agreement to '
. ths turvivor or on order du'y signed by one or mora of. the
-- survivor. .-This metho.l of accumulating: a substantial fund
J has proved ver practical. The protection is perfect and ths
interest rate, most t afcisfactory.' We will be pleased to dis-
curs the matter in detail with you -at your convenience.
l.l .)lr13)i: iMllt.'f-' '
iiiifimiiiiOMii
IT OFTEN HAPPENS
, The holes that make their appearance in tlie dish-pans and milk-pans,
come without warning, like the Rhost that walks at night. No one knows
how it happened. We don't mind, of course, because it makes business'
good for us, r Tha holes are there, and the new pans are here. That's
what we are tryine td get at., Solid, honest tin, fasnioned fn convenient,
shining pans, etc .wailing to save you many steps and keep the . food
clean, and wholesome.. As much honesty has gone into the making of this
, tinware as goes Into a diamond ring. ' i - - , .
Q as kill Hardware Co.
PHONE 147
Spring Goods1 Arriving
' " . We have just' receivefrom the Northern rriark--et-wherevve
have purchased an ip-to-date stock of ;
Dry Goods,' Notibns, Silks, Ladies'and Mens Furnish-.
ings, Clothing, Shoes, Millinery etc; We invite the
public to call and see Our new Spring stock. "t 1-
fvirjlliicg Ttia Best And Prices 'Lower Ihaii For
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
FEED
RUST S
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73 MIDDLE SI.
INVITATION v
10 THE PUBLIC
v Yoa are tordinlly : invited . to 1
inspect our line :of New Spring
Hats, which we 'have just re
e.ived," including the Celebrated -brands,
Jno. IS. Stetson Gold
Hon'l, Manhattan and others. ' y
- . You would att wise by looking
our stQck over bef . re deciding to
buy ' " " - . ; "
SLipman
Bryan Block, ': New Bern, N. C. .
iilUi
DFPT STORE
HIE LI OF
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further comment upon - the matter.
From my own standpoint I considered
myself invulnerable to him, except in
the case of treacherous physical at
tack, and that I could guard against
by watchfulness.' Figuratively- speak
ing, I snapped my fingers In his face.
Of .Uncle Abner, still mumbling and
grumbling like a bear stung upon the
nose by a bee, I saw as little as I
conveniently could." When I was at
home I kept myself pretty close
Within my ows quarters, and he sel
dom disturbed m beyond the Occa
sional opening of the door to glare at
me" for a moment and tlien close It
with-a bang. In fact, he seemed to
more and more consider me as respon
sible for his loss by reason of my not
having been present upon the night of
the assault -The . few attempts !. 1
made to reestablish myself even par
tiallr in his favor met with sucl lit
tle sueces" that I gave thieni up,. leav
ing matters to take- V- tnelr-i natural
course, r The aeourities tliat he - had.
previously kept In the Safe he had
now deposited In the bank, even going
to the extent of reposing his gold
watch among them and buying a dol
lar' timepiece- for ls dally use. s The
experience of the night of the crime
had seemed to make an 'arrant cow
ard of him. ;'. ,jLr?: ?
- I had not seen LeDuo for several
days. . I was anxious to meet him, as
I was wondering considerably iwhat
he was up to, and 'was desirous of
questioning hi as to progress.; pruce
I had hunted up en one occasion after
my interview With the detective, and
had found him In seemingly far bet
ter spirits than When I had last Been
him upon the day after the burglary,
He did not seem to hold It agaiMt me
that I had charged him with having
had the key,; telling me he had no
doubt but that I was honesUy mista
ken, i But when I made a slight al
luslon to. his operations on the board
hi. shut tip tight as a clam, which of
course .was unusual for Bruce, , There
fore X did not feel warranted in pur
suing the matter further. He was op
erating ppenly now and I thought at
recklessly 'as ever," but whether his
deals were being made on his own ac
count or on behalf .of some "client. 1
had no information . beside what the
detective had given me; Clare while
ecually uncommunicative about hit
I business, affairs, still; remained defl
.antly loyal to him.- ' , ;V
"I don't believe there Is a erookei
hair' la Bruce's head; Won't listen tc
J-iything that j anybody " may . saj
egalnBt him, and have my own opin
ion' of those Who do," . she asserted
strenuously, t sincerely admired her
fealty and told ber so as I emphatlcal
ly indorsed her views. Still I cou'i
rot help secretly acknowledging thai
there were very ugly looking feature
L r bout the case .that I would have con
sldered him wiser had he explained
But ho "seamed rather"- inclined tc
avoid me since the affair of the safe
and as it was his business after all,
and as I did hot care to be snubbed,
I went my way anil-allowed him to gc
his without disturbance. ; !.
A few evenings later I happened to
be standing tn front of one of the
leading hotels. I. had nothing In mind
that I cared to do, and Was idly watch
lng the passers-by whea-some -' one
gave me a poke in the back and J
turned to And LDuc grtnnlng at me
We shook hands and sauntered ofl
together as I piled him for the latest
Information. He was mystically eva
. "Talk about hustling' "he said,
with a short laugh. "A fly on a. ban
quet table is idle Reside the way 1
have been burzlng around. If there
has been any busier-man in town 1
would like to stand somewhere and
behind something and watch him.', go
by. He'd whlss like a bullet I have
run down every possible clue that I
could get hold of and .tried out every
reasonable theory that I Coutd conjure
up,- and at last know ' pretty near
where to put my fingers, next. Any
way, I know who stole the money." 1
stopped short, seising .him bythe
arm. ;'-""; ;
"Who?" I demanded?" He pulled m
along with him,' gently shaking bis
-head. . .:- . '-':
- "Can't tell you Just yet; It is .al
ways bad Judgment to let a cat out of
a bag until the right time conivs
But I know who he Is and I will tell
rid boob enough." Burning with Im
patience to know whom he referred
to, but restrained from further ques
tlonlng by the manner of his refusal
to enlighten me, we continued , our
way for some distance without fur
ther conversation In- a certain sens
bis statement was a shock to me, and
I could not rid myself of a haunting
Impression that when he made his
disclosures there would be disagree
able facts revealed. Yet my curiosity
could hardly have been at a higher
point- '.- .. - , -.
, "Aro you positive V I ventured after
a while. If th.'re was feny doubt in
his mind as to the Identity of tht
crfmlral hlj voire did not betray It T.
. In the lnstitnt of heavy banging si
lence which followed I shot a glance
at Mrs. Dace. Bhe had leaned slight
ty forward, her hands clenched and
her ears strained In the direction of
the door. ' Then the notes of the man
arose again, a sullen growl sounding
through them. . .-'',''
"Did she ordor you ten me this non
fuse or are you acting upon your
own responsibility f The voice of
tlia yellow girl, theretofore reapeqt-
ful, toiik on a cold insolence.
"That Is a matter fur you to form
' your own opinion about. At least I am
to accept any responsibility
f hnt I may tell you. You may
i k l.er ronei ruing It wbou you see
1 r hh-uSii." '
. riatnly and ' "nct!y JTackay
fo;e, and I fa.v tls t'our yiolj sllgl.t-
to the J!-
i win, out.
: t!:e iiiii!.''
t . f ; I I :
if a 1 i n y I .1.1
) t ' M , of da
r i ,ie I,. : i ! i i
i, i 11 r
Vi. I.,i,9-
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instantly." - '
. He swore again, the pressure ceased,
and I beard his heavy step as it re
treated down the halL In a trice the
xnald had closed the door behind him
and stood before us with a hot flush
upon her Yace and ier eyes alight
Mrs. Dace drew a long breath and ber
form, and 'features softened. : Once
more she became the low-spoken, per
fectly self-controlled, woman of the
minute before. "You 'did very well,
Janet I think that Is, all for the pres
ent You may retire now." Noiseless
ly the girl slipped past as and disap
peared behind the portiere. r
-' I turned to her - mistress. "What
does this mean, Matte!" I asked quiet
ly, but with the sickening sensation
that I had experienced once, before,
makipg my knees weak and my throat
dry. She faced me, with an almost
Imperceptible lifting of her eyebrows
and shoulders. - ;- 'r-'S
' "So far as I know it means nothing
except: that Mr. Maekay has been
drinking and wished to see me for
some reason of which I am as Ignor
ant as'you are." ' - '
"But at thlsL-our'of the night! It
seems strange that even a man- like
him should have the presumption to
call. ; 1 think under the circumstances
I have a right to Inquire. Does he
sometimes do such things T" r y;;
"He never, has before." He had no
right to do so now. - If it is a matter
of Important business he should have
notified me of his coming at least a
few moments in advance."
- "But what business" could he pos
sibly wish, to confer with you about
at such, a time of night that could not
be transacted over i the telephone T"
I pursuedV unhappily She waved her
hand. ; j. ;, , . -i , "r
"I am sure that I am as Ignorant
and disturbed over the affair as you
an possibly be. . When I see him
again I shall demand an explanation.
Then I will be. able to tell you." .
"And those rings -they sounded al
most like a . signal one short and two
7 : A5, (TO BBr tONTINUJCD.)
.- ' UNCLE EZRA- SAYS
"It don't take more'n a gill uv effort
to git folks into a peck of troubles"
md a little neglect Of (Knstipalion, bil
ouness, indigestion or other liver der
.ngtment will do the sam. If ailing,
ake Dr. King's New Life Pills for
quick results- Easy, sale, sure, and
my 25 cents at all druggists. - y
;. - ::' ''
Push. . ' .
"Old man Ciidpeou says push was tbt
thhi(t that enabled him tobecomes
milllonulre.",.: -, ; r .. a' , ; -"1
KiiesiT lie's right about that He
hiiM puKhed a lot of people to the walL"
-CUieaso Uec-ord-Hefald. -
You j idge a man r-ot by what he
r m se to d",' but 4y what he has
one. ; :. That is the ( only true- text,
hsmbi rlain'fc Cough Remedy jmVfd
y ihi Btanria'd has no sp rior. Peo
Je f-verv where sprsk it in the hiBhcet
prma of praie. For sale by all . deat
hs. . - . - .
' ;.. 4 Mann. ,""" ' -"VThnt
did the lady say when yon
ntld her I was out?"
' "She smiled and said, 'Friday's sot
always an unlucky day.'" . f .
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
r-- i i m i i i -: -. i ;.; .
A Popular Routs.
"Is there any sure way of crossing
the social chasm?" "Oh. yes; , by
bridge." -Baltimore American.
R G. Collins, Postmaster, Barntga',
N. J.. was tioubled with a severe la
gii pe cough, He says: "I would bo
completely exhausted after each : fit of
violent cougl log. I bought a bolt'e of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and
before I had taken it all the- coughing
'pells had entirely ceased. It can't be
!x at," For sab by all dealt ra. ,
5 ' A, Poor Minager. ' i
- Lehtrannn-4at end f month) Con
fdund It: . I've cost plyself still more
this month. F)egende Blatter. '
roLEy iodney phxs
F0BRHKUMATI8M KIONEVS AMO aiAOOSa
- Presumptuous. V:
Itaynor-Thluk yon could Improve o
the works of nature, do you? Bhyne
t know I could If I had the power. I'd
make some kind of seed thst could br
planted ou a bald bead and jcro late
a rop of balr.-Cblcago Trlbuaa.
BACKACHE ALMOST UN BEAR A-
- - -
I an almost carta nj result of kidney
roub e. D Toomey. 803 E. Oliv St
B oomington, , ill , sys: "1 surTerrd
tth bckache and paihsin my ,kWnen
hich wre almost Unbearable.: I gave
r'oi. y K'dney Fills a good tria , and
hey one womler for me. Today 1
an dn . bird day' work and not feel
he elTeiti." r'or ssls by all dealers.
. , M ether Know. "
'Mother. I'm going to give chafing
ilsh party." , f . J '.
"Very well. il'H prepare some sand
wlche. You'll all be hungry after you
get through trying -to cook.'VLoul
vllle Courler-JournaL :
You can ray goodbye to constlpstion
with a clear consicer.ee if you ute
Chamberlain's Tablets Many 'hate
een permanently cured by tl.elr use.
For sale by all dealer
t ' -i .
' Surd Sign.
When "people begin saying how young
ynu look it Is a' sure f';'u you are
giowl.ig old. Atcbtuoii (..uLa.
ko r mi ffls
You are Shown the Way Out.
There can lie no just reason w ly any
reader of this will continue to suffer
the tortures of an aching back, he an
noyance of urinary disorders, tht dan
gers of,serkus kidney! ills wh n relief
is so near at hand and! the mos ; posi
tive proof given that these ills can be
cured, The following is con' incing
proof.-: '.V.-.. i;.'s, ,-;y : j r-"'
Mrs. L. Cameron, Leon. N. C. , says:
"The great benefit . I obtained from
Dean's Kidney Pi U justifies me in re
commending T tht m. A dull, nigging
backache, accompanied by sharp Lwings
through my loins bothered me
considerable length of time. J
for a
could
hardly stoop or lift and was una
ble to
i
obtain my proper rest, I had no
jenergy
or ambition and was caused additional
annoyance by ' the kidney secrjetions,
Hsving Doan's Kidney Pills recommend
ed to me, I procured a box and after
taking th9contentp,the pains in njy back
ceased and the difficulty with tile kid
ney secretions were -removed. iDoan's
Kidney Pills are certainly a tellable
kidney remedy, . j
Vot aal by all' dealsra. Pfloe
60
cent. Foeter Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sols agent tor tbs'UalteJ
Btatoa. -
Remeimber the wune Dosa
take ao otter.
"It is not work that kills men-It is
worry. The revolution Is not what de
stroys machinery, but the friction."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. .
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
;"'-' ' Argentine Rapublle. i
The area of the Arceutine Rpdi
Is 1,778.105- square miles, about one
half tno size of the United States.
,1
HOW COLD CAUSES KIDNEY DIS-
'.;;-:; EASE. -
Psrtly by drivin(f blood fromthe sur
face and congest imr the kidneys, and
partly by throwirir too much work up
on them. Foley Kidney Pills strength
en the kidneyo, sjive tone to tha urinary
organs and restore the moral action of
the bladder. - They are tonic in action,
quick in results. Try l htm. For sale
by all dealers, . . , ,
8h Dots the Wooing,'
In some p":t of China It U custom
ary for the lady to Ixvome the suitor
She marrien the man Instead of the
man uiHrrylnjc ber. On these oM-aslons
the bride tsyM the expenses of the
marriaKe festival. . j,
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM.
' " - - - -. i .
George W. Koons, ' Lawtori, Mich.,
says: "Da : Detchon's Relief fob
Rheumatism has given my wife won
derful benefit' for' rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot, had lo be
lifted for two months. She began the
use of the remedy and improved rapidly.
On Monday she could not move and on
Wednesday she gotjup, dressed herself
and walked out for breakfast" Sold
by Bradham Drug Co. ' ) -. '"'
'-' "I -. . . I -. '-:.
: Cams Out Strong at tha . End. -
Chlppi I was not at all up to the
marX. last night; tried to nay some
thing agreenhle, but couldn't do it
somehow, so at last I bade them
goodby. Jones Ah, then you did man 1
age to say something agreeable after
alll .Ixmnnn Krrav Krnn ' '
Childern are much more likely to con
tract the contagious diseases when they
have colds, whooping eough, diphtheria,
scarlet ftver and consumption' are
diseases that are often contracted when
the child has a cold. That is why all
mediral authorise i say bewaneof olds.
For the quick cure of colds you will find
nothing better then Chamberlain 'a
Cough Remedy. It can always be de
pended upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all dealers.
' amen M MaanMaaaHMtet - "
8haep's Wool. ', ' '
Of sheep's wool one pound Is suffi
cient to- produce a yard ot excellent
cloth.' '- .- ;.',
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
8be Have you ever been to Venice
Be 1 don't know. My man alwayw.1
takes the tickets! London Opinion.
FOR DISEASES OK THE SKIN.
Nearly alt diseases of the: skin such
as tcsema, tettr, salt rheum and bar
bers' iich. ars characteriud by an in
tense itching and smarting, . which of
ten makes life a burden and disturbs
sleep and rest. Quick relief may be
had by applying Chamberlain's Salts.
It allays the itching and smarting al
most Instantly , Many cases have been
cured by its use. For sale by all Deal-
A Fast of Herts Riding.
At Newmarket,- Englund, May, S,
1758, a wager was laid by yountfwo-
msn that she would Tide on bacse
back I.OtJO miles' tn 1.000 tours. Sbs
accomplished the feat In s! little more
than one third of the time earned.
Legal Notices
MORTGAGE SALE. . - j
. . - . ' v" ' - 1 . . 1
Pun iot is tto nm of MJaeeaUio Utha
certain aartea imA naeatae by Bm ael K
And moo ua Annia 11. Andanon, hla wit, to
D. H. StaUHit. bMriae daU of lUreh 6th. 111.
and nrmrdri hi thk puMic rwords offle of R
stetarof dMSkfofCravmcMBtr. ia.Baok Hat.
184-Follo It, ch anderaicsad rtU offar for ala
and aeli to tin highmt biddar f o raaa at Um
court tuxua door ia Naw Bara. K. C aa Monday
th 2!iud day f Aoril. MIS, at the bmur ( It
o-eiock. Wt Om folbwinc daauibad raal acute aa
conrajrod tocafd mor fasa to wit: ' ..'.,.-' ,
AU that m-in track or dumI al tha
7th townihip. CiMka county. North OaroHm. on
the aooth old of Trent Rirar. ,naar the jetty of
New Bar N. C. bainnicoa tha aouth akteof
Bryan atreet (aa deacribad and Wd off ia the
tlot of land etad "ColttmhU" which anUptotio
ruconlad in tr UcjrUtar'a ac for the aaid
Cravan county i Book 112-Folioa 298 ud 93
four hundAd (480) eighty foot f race otona on
the aonth aida f the Beaufort Rood, which Mid
atom iciiu from (ha foot of Ckwmont Bridge.
oer Trent River aforeaaid: than rana couth 78 E.
210 feet; Inea couth 12 W. 210 feat: then north 78
weat 2:0 feet; then north It E. to the baainaimr.
Said tot betoiBc the numb, r three (8) apon anld
plot or plan, and bein the aama land cocrayad
by Hem? K. Kryan at ale to Benr W. And
onby oaaUdOeocmberoth. 18SS. recorded
in saia tmti rteorda in Book No. ltt.-Folioe
148 and 144, 'and Inherited by aaid Baa 01 E
Andante aa con and cole-heir-at-Uw of aak
Henry W. Aadereon. now daceaacd. .
Alaoanoahar tract or nareal of land la the 7th
townibip. aaid elite and coanty. lyioc and Ulna
cituatad on WiUiama atnet la the plan of ""Graje
vUle,"aaplotindandreeordedia aaid anblie re-
corda in Bcok No. 112-Folioo 14 and ), and
boa rinit thannmbareighty-an (86) apon aid plot
orplaa. It beinjf the name land coa ray ad by KB.
and J. A. ateadowa Co.. to Elisabeth Aadereon by
d d dated Jane g4th. 18V8. reeorded in aaid pub
lic recorde in Book No. 184-FoUa 264, end
herittid by aaid Sunual E. Andereca as aoa and
aole hir-t-ia of a lid Elizabeth Andaman. ao
deceoMd. The oWriptloac in all of arnica aaid
aeedc art hereby referred to and a da a part
boreal, .
Thia 14th day of March A. D . ISO. .
O. a. STALUNGS.
Ifortsase
--XGLUTORS NOTICE.
All penone bavint clahna ncalnat the aetata of
Honey Moore, deccaaod. an notified to preei
them to the anderaianed for payment duly au
thenticated n New Bern. N. C before the 16th
day oi March. IMS, or thia notice will be pltnd in
tar of recovery. All who aro indebted tn the
tate are required to make inunediata payment
to me,
A.H.BANGEKT.
Duly auatined Executor of Haney Hoore.
Thia March Utht 1912.
NOTICE.
In accordance with chapter 28$ of tha primate
UwaofNorthCarolina.aeaaiont81t.it beinean
act lbcorporatin the Trent Rirar Railroad Com
pany and preecribtnc the manner and method of
a oonnjty bond iaene. notice ia hereby given that
aa eleetwn will be held nt the avarioaa preetneta
in Jonee county on the 24tiulay in April 1912 at
which time and place the eueation of 8ubccriD-
tion"orNa8obieription" to tha ceonty'c hv
euin (flfty thouhnd) IStUMO of bonds to besub'
acribad to the capital ctoek of aaid railroad, will
be an omitted to the Qualified rotrra for approval
A new MalatraUoa has been ordered by the
board of onmmtaaionera ia accordance with aaid
act and nsiatrara and poll hold era ban been ap
pointed and the phbUe ic notified that tha regis
tration booka will be open from 22d day of March
to and laeludinc the ISth day of April 1912. -.
Thia 9th day of March. 1912.
- R. D. DIXON,
Clark to Board,
r
NOTICE.
NORTfl CAROLINA
CRAVEN CDUNTV.
Sarah E. Ambrose
Spencer W. Ambrose.
Superior Court.
Th defendant a bora named will take notice
that an action entitled na above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Crnvea county,
to obtain n dhroree.from the bondc of matrimony
That the aaid defendant will further toko no
tice that he ia required to appear at the April
term of id Superior Court in aaid county, to be
held on the 8th day of April. 1912. at the court
houao in aaid county, in New Bom, North Caro
lina, and nnawer or demur to tha complaint In
aaid action or the plaintiff will apply to the Co art
for tha relief demanded ia aaid complaint.
This March och.1912.
W, M. WATSON:
, -' Clark Superior Court.
iha Riwae Ma in.
j The river Seine with its branches
and canals connect Rouen with one-
nna of tftf wuii area of France.
TOiifYiaDWPrixs
'- A Stsrttar. '
8he And so you aire going to be my
aon-tn Uwt He-By Jovel I bada't
thought of thaU London Tatter. . j
The "Child's Welfare" movement
has challenged the attention ef thought
ful people everywhere. Mothers are
natural supporters, and will find tn
Foley- Honey and Tar Compoutd a
most valuable4 aid. Coughs and -told
that unchecked lead to croup, brooch tie
and pneumona yield aulckly to the h al
ing and xothing qua itiea of Foly's
uoney ana inr compound, ror sale by
an oesiers.
yregrapriy.
"I spent a lot of money on that rbl
of mine to have 'er learn her pyrog
raphy, as she called It.
"Did she get on well with ttr
n "Can't make a pie worth puttla Is
your moutb." Exchange.
A PLEAS A it Pttsra
When you wan a pleasant Dhvsit
give Chamberlaln'a Stomach and Live i
Tablets, m trial. s The are mild an
rDl) in their action and alvravs cro
due a pleasant cathartic affect. Call at
b.aTM utuH pure tur a ine cauipir,
i A Puial.
CynK-usAH women are alike. Rllll
cue A sit yet some men commit bits
uiy.-runii.i.-iinla Record.
f
Legal Notices
MORTGAGE SALE. '
By virtue of the power oontained. in a certain
Morta-aKe Deed executed by Jaaper T. Carrawaa
K. R. Jooea. dated Jan. 4, 1901 and recordrd
the offloe of Reaieter of Daeda of Craven county
Book No, 139, page SOL rhavina- been dnly quili
Aed aa adminietrator of the estate of K. R, Janea
will aeli to the hicheet bidder for eaati at the
Court Houee door ia New Bern. N. C, op Stur
day the S9th day cf March 1912. the following de
acribed piece of hud-lying and belne in Craven :
county, N-Con the north aide of Neuae river
and on the weat aide of Swift Creek, adjoining the '.
Dnea of H, J, Carrawan, Lewia Wethington. Alec
a iraine and othera. It being part of the patent -
sranted to Ebenerer Slade; beginning at the foot of '
Thoa. Green'a path the beginning corner of Fr n-
cis Fonrille'a line end running with aaid Fonville
Sret line N. $8 1-2. W. 80 polea to a aecond corner.
than with FonvUle'a aecond line N. 27 1-2, E, 14H
polea to a lightwood atakaon an Uland in Mt. Ple- .
ant Swampthen with Thomae Green'a patent
no to a eorterof a piece of land deeded to Lewia
Wethington by Elbert PhUlipB.then: with aaid
Wethtngton'e line to the main road; then down
aaid road to the corner of a three acre thereof
land deeded to Alrx Wigging by Elbert fhillipa:
then with aaid Wiggin'a line to Beaaley'a patent;
then with Beaatey'a line a 62 1-2. E to a pine
corner of aaid patent, then N, 85 1-2 to the main
roea; thence down aaid road to the beginning, con- -brining
one hundred and thirteen (113) acrea man
or leaaand known aa the Elbert Phillipa land. .
i. AJonea, adminiatratdr of the estate ol R. '
Jonec and truetee of E, R. Jonea, heira. -'-
Thia 28 day of Feb , 1912.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
. - ESTATE.': .
Under and by virtnre of an order of the Fuper- -r
Court of Craven County. N. C. m in the
apeelal proceeding entitled Florence' A. Collins
and R.. A. Collins, her huanand. Man r
Carrie William and JTamer Williame, her hue- '
band, William Lucas and Texana Lncaa, hit wife;
Mamie Lucas and Fred Lucas, tha last turn Mm,
minora appearing by their next f rienr!, D. S. Jonea '
Carrie Louise Wetherinston. Ruth Odesaa
Wethertnsrton and Ira Wayne ' Wetherington.
appearing by their next friend, knthnnr
Wetherington. the undersigned commissioner i
I on Monday, flrat day of Anril. 1012. at ix
in
'oloek. M.. at tha court houae door of Craven -
County, In the city of New Bern, N. C offer for '
sale to the highest bidder, for iash, ail that cer
tain lot a i-aI nt ImiuI. lrfn -J v.
" . . . I,!.,, U..UB.U 0 1 lit uv .;
ing in the city of New Bern, N. C. and boundi -
as follows, vi. Beginning on the- west Rids of
Pasteu street and at tha corner of Harriet w ,1.
son's and Betsy Moye's lot and running with their
line 140 feet; thence northwardly and parallel to
Pasteur street 32 feet, 1 inch; thence eastwardly
and parallel to Queen street 140 feet to the weat
de of Pasteur atreet; thence with the west aide
! Pasteur street K feet, 1 inch, to the beginning ; :
being the same land conveyed hi H. R. Rrvnn
and Mary N. Bryan his wife, to RutHey Lucas
oy deed dated 29 May, 1880. and registered in tha
office of the Register of Deeds of Craven County..
C in book 82. page 316.
This 26th day of February. 1912.
... ' K, A. MINN - '
Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE. ' J -
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By virtue of the authority conferred upon the
undersigned by a certain contract entered .into
between Joseph L. Hahnand JohnT. Harris, for
the pnrebaee of a lot of land hereinafter describ
ed. In which aaid contract the ti le to the said
land was retained by the said J. L. Hahn until
the purchase money therefor wan paid in full;
and default having been made in the payment
said purchase money at the time specified
for Its payment, and the said J, L. ilaVin being
fully empowered to take possession of said land
upon such default and to sell the aame at public
or-privato sale .: . ; v'
NOW THEREFORE, in compliance with, the
terms and stipulations of said contract as afore
said the undersigned will offer for sale and sell
for cash at public vendue to the highest bidder at
tha court house door in the city of: New Bern -Craven
county. North Carolina, at 12 o'clock M..
on Saturday the 30th day of March. 1912, the fol
lowing described real estate, lying and being sit.
aate in the city of New Bern, bounded and des
cribed as follows, to-wit:- - ... ,
Tont certain lot or parcel of land in the city of
New Bern. Craven county. North Carolina, and
fat that portion of said city known and designated
as Pavietown," as plotted and reeorded in Book
No. lOS-Folio 3SS. of the public records in office
of Register of Deeds for said Craven county, and
bearing the number Seventy (70) upon said pr.t
or plan, said lot being located on the weat aide of
Bloomfield atreet and being $2 .feat by J.04 ftet
more or lees.
' " ' JOSEPH t, HAHN.
This 23rd day of February, 1912, ;' ' -' . . ,
, MORTGAGE SALE, t ';
Pnranant ta tha imwm nt 1-
that aertaia mortgage deed, executed. by Daniel '
uouowayand Julia Holloway. his wife to J, L.
Haha haarlna ilsla nf A n.il 9 1 turn
corded in the public records in office of Register of
iMeasior craven county. North. Carolina, in
Book No 180-Folio 406. , v-.
The undersigned will offer for aala and aeli t
the highest biddar. for eaah a the mnnrt h.
door in said Craven county, on Saturday the 20th
day ofi March. 1912. at tha hour of 12 o'clock,
all tha foliowingdeacribed real estate to wit;
AU that contain lot or parcel of land lying and '
being situate In the city of New Bern. North
Carolina, and in that bart of aaid cltv
known aa "Reiseusteinville," aa recorded in the
ernce oi Kagucer ot ueeda lor said Cravea county.
In Book No. 106-Folioa S and ft, and bearing
a son said plan the number two 2l houndal and
doseribed aa follows: Beginning on the weat aide
of Middle atreet at a point, the extreme north end '
of said street, and running thence north 90 1-2 W,
iw rent to the northwest corner ef said lot; thence
southwardly parallel with Middle street to the"
corner or k No, one; tnenee raatwardly 100 feet
to Miller atreet; thence northwardly 86 feet along
Miller Street to the hevinnlrur. Ytui ridr.llin. .
house area said promisee bearing the number 10
aimer street. . . -
This tSrd day of February. W't j
- - " J, 1 HAHN, ''-
M.g iw..' '
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ADMINISIRATOK'S orCE.
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Notice is hereby given that the U&deraffl ned has
thia day qualified as Administrator of thm t .
ef W. A. Williams deceased and all persona hold- '
ing Claims against aaid eetate are hereby nolillrd
to Ble the asms duly verified with the nnderaign-
,en or belore February 28 1918 or thia notice
will be pleadej In bar of any recovery. .All
s ms indebted to said estate will m.L. i
mediate aettlemrat with the undvrsigned-
' J. H. HOl.LEY. .
'Mm ' ' Admlnlitrator,
Aa.J - .
Notice To Creditors.
The undersigned having thia ilny qua
lified before the Clerk of Superior Court
f Craven rounly ss Adniiniftnitor of
W. II. Robinson, Iicc;ihI, hortly
notifies all pprnons havini; rlmtna iii'Hinr
the estate of the salj VV. H. Ul,n, n
to preient them duly authenticated m
the uniJiirsij'ned on or tefortlie i- day
of Karch, A. I). i;13. or tl ii notice v i.
he r.iea.V.1 in I.ar of;: heir reccvr rv. '!
perpi.fiO in 1. i.Seil to t!.e exf-ile (,f ,
2 wil j ' . .a i. j, - ,
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