1'OB AND PROPRIETOR.
-aHK, .N. C Oct. 2, 1890.
f-t at tlie Post Offloejtt New Berne,
,,-a second class matter. jtt ..
; luilr ioofeiiAii (except Monday) to
pl by carrier in that city, t M oonte
! iioMTm. invariably In MVimee,IJ
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lt jooibt4LOBear,taadvaii(j.W
, ertlatn Bate glran ea ipplteiUp at
e cent per line wllb -charged tor
is ot Thanks, tteeolntion ol fcespeet and
nary Poetry; also fopdtuary Kotlces
r than those which the editor himself
i KlTe n matter of Bnw.. .
i ice of Clinrob and Society and all other
rtalument IroinlwhlcU rerenue to. to be
.ed will be charted Jsr at tits rate of aye
aline',', i ,T. v---.
JonmKAJ, will uotnoder anyejtenm
eee be retponeible for the return ortbe
. keeping ol any rejected manuscript. No
cption wtU be made to thU role with re
d i9 either latter or tnoloaures. Nor will
Editor enter Into coneapondenoa eon
rnlntreteotedmannaorlpt. ..
ESITOBIA& FARAQBAFHS
Thii ia proving to be an unusually
od political jear for the campaign
r. :
W;th so many political changes
king place, the wildest f amor now
y flnda plentj of believers.
Candidate W. A. Gnthiie is going
have a hard time to make his
litical neace with the Biblical
corder.
According to late reports Judge
issellandZeb Vance Walser are
vadinsr Eastern North Carolina
ith free silvei speeches.
If the Statesville landmark is not
ore careful in publishing original
olitieal poetry, it will be- accused
f grayer political backslidings than
inting such poems.
The statement going the rounds
f the North Carolina press, that
e banks of this State report only
inety dollars in gold in their vaults
onld indicate that free silver bad
'ready come to this State.
The Newt-Observer $ attention is
spectfuily called, since it has gone
ito the business of reforming tli
ress of. this State, to its city con
omnorar. the Press- Visitor. If
he JV.-0. will carefully read the
damns of its contemporary it may
ad several matters on political
tatters which certainly, from the
Y.-O. standard, demand reform.
Vfter this, the State is before the
yO. Let reform begin at home,
" rriwelfle to PrlBclatle.
We read every day in the daily
arora about foeion" and "co-
peratjon" between Republican
emocrats and PopuliBts in many
japes and forms. We are. unable
a understand all this. To ns, prin
'ple is principle, and fusion "for
lie sake of office" is nothing less
'tan a desertion of principle for the
At of mouev. Wherever there is
a issue upon which different par
ies can agree, we see how it is pos
ble for them to pool their forces
u this issue, bnt when their is
lothing in common between them,
t is passing strange to ns how men
an pool and combine in the name
f. patriotism. And most of this
"usioo is fixed np by men who are
fter being bitched in the public
rib. This selling out of conviction
nd principle for the sake of office
hi bits a species of citizenship
hich is evil continually and bodes
no good to onr country. A party
hould stand upon principle and if
needs be co down in defeat but
ever sell out for the sake of the
area and fishes. This is dictated
rgelybytbe leaders,, and voters
il into lino and follow the bosses,
an politics be pure with, all this
Ilingand swapping and trading
r gain, this trafficing in votes by
a grand moguls of partisan poli
os? N. 0. Baptiat. .
tati o Ohio, Cm of Tolum, J
Locas Coomtt. u
Fraxk J. Cncatt makts oath that be'
the senior partner of the arm of V. J.
(knkt A Ca, doing bailnets in the
y of Toledo, County and State efbre
1. ausl that sahl Arm will pa; the sum
ONE .HUNDRED DOLLARS for
h and every case of Catarrh, that can
v I cured b the use of IUu.'s
niuCmi. .'
Fbamf J. Cniaiir.
oin to before me and subscribed in
; rrarnce, this tih day of December,
,). 13S0. " , . S .
-s. , ; A.W4ai.tasoa,
- Notary Public
' Catarrh Cure is taken internally
a illrrctly on tho blood and mucous
of lbs svstem. Send for testl-
i, free. ; , ; ,
i J. CnENET A CO , Toledo, 0.
! t y Dnipfists, 75c
ramlly I'ilU are the best.
i , " 1
; &taltitfS as i Bdald&y. 1
-The probable fata of the lust man
has often been discussed and dozeus
of theories have been advanced by
persons who honestly believe that
they have solved the problem." That
there will be a time when this little
world of ours will no longer exist
there is not the least shadow of a
doubt. But exactly how the humau
race will perish and disappear from
the face of the globe is the question
that has interested the philosophers
of all ages. ;.fb; 4 '&
' Borne profess to believe that the
oceans are gradually encroaching on
the land surface, and that eventually
the last roan will bo drowned.
Opposite to this is the muon-taiK-
eJ-of theory that the water on the
earth's surface is slowly drying up,
the amount beintr appreciably less
now than it was at the opening of
the century. " The apostles of tuis
unique theory say that if the dtying
up process continuoi for a few
thousand years longer the earty will
become as ' arid as the moon and
the last man will perish for want
of water.
Some believe that the earth, will
fall to pieces; others, that a monster
planet will plunge into toe sun.
causing that great luminary to blaze
up and burn to cinders the earth
and the other planets in its train.
There have been dozens of other
theories, some of them equally cur-
ona. aavanceu ov men who uae
been making the subject a study,
But the most remarkable solution of
the question is tho opinion lately
expressed bv a leading German me
teorologist and astronomer. lie says
that the internal Gres of the earth
are rapidly dying out and that tbc
sun is sure to burn out and become
eold and dark. This, he says, is
proven by the fact that ice is rapid
ly accumulating at the poles of the
earth and slowly creeping down to
ward the temperate zones. Places
visited by Eotzebue, Franklin,' Rose,
Barry, Lyon and others during the
first quarter of the present century,
and pronounced by them as being
free from ice during June, July and
August, and are now covered . with
several feet of the crystal deposit
which is capped with snow through
out the year. This certainly proves
that the earth's glacial cones are
rapidly and permanently enlarging,
and that the old German apostle of
the freeze-out theory has a basis for
his calculations, to say the least.
That Europe is on the borderland
of another glacial epoch has been
shown by Flaramarion, the great
French speculative astronomer,
During the last fifty years every
kingdom, empire, republio and
principality in that country, as well
as those of Asia, has lost from 6 to
11 degrees in its mean annual tem
perature. In France, Germany,' and
Italythe northern limit of the growth
of the vine is being steadily forced
southward. In South America and
south Africa similiar conditions are
noted; at Bio de Janeiro thennual
temperature has been steadily going
down sinoe the date whon meteoro
logical records were first kept in
that city. The German authority
just cited declares that this will go
steadily on, with the effect of nar
rowing down the habitable area of
the globe. At last shivering hnman
ity will all collect along the equator.
Finally that too will become a region
of ice and snow. , Then the time
will come when the overcrowded hu
man beings will all starve or be fro
zen in a neap. - ,
Hade and Merit Maintains tbeeonfidenoe
ol the people In Hood's Barsaparilla. If a
medicine cures yon when you are sick; if
it caret your neighbors and your friends
when they are ailing;; if it makes wonder
ful cures of many dlseaaes verywheTa,
than beyond any queetton that medicine
poeaeases merit. That ia J oat the truth
bout Hood's BereaparilU. Prepared by
a combination, proportion and prooeas un
known to other medicines, lt has curative
powers peculiar to itself. - We know it
great merit Means a us
Carea. sot onos or twice or a hundred
tin, bat in thonaands and thousand
of ease. W know it cure, absolutely,
permanently cure, when all other fail to
do any good whatever.
Hood' Baraaparilla la known to posse
merit or the power to cure dtaeaae; it Is
known to be the beat building-up medicine
on earth : lt I known to be honestly adver
tised, and fox the reeaon the people
boy and take Hood's Baraaparitl almoat
to toe xeluiion of other preparation.
In (act, Merit Mad and Merit Maintain
to confidence ol the people in
n ni
Sarsaparilla
The On True Blood Purl fter.. Alt nrugiS. St.
eure Ihritr Ills t eaay to
tlOOd FlIIS take, easy to operate, ate,
Warranted no cure no py. There sr
many luiitaliout. To get the gennine ek
for Groves. , ,
meM
..
iMy' k- W - ToowlUtod onnpon
: --. myM jpi , f iolde each two ounce bag
I jaSaxSwv ill?!'' ' '' and two oouponi inalde each
kirYrillMlC I I vMvu If ! IbnroaneebagofBlaekweiri
IHQTnll 1 '"nLU! I'l Durham. Buy a bog of thto
m 'JxffliMMmt oo'ebrated tobacco and read
BUT THE 'jliillliP ooupon-whloh gives
... H 'tzS$ffl!NiwSiSl1 Uet of valuable presente and.
GENUINE jSXl howto'eUhem-
Polling Places.
- Registmrs un 1 Judges of Election will
take notice, that the following Pollin
Places havti been established for the vari
ous Wards ol ihe City or New Berne: ;
, 1st. Wr.l, City Hall.
21 " Court llous.
31 ' Scoti's Livery Stable.
'4ih ! " , Stoie, cor. Queeo nnd ,
PiivtuTstrteis.
5th " (McCarthjV) Hose Reel
; Hdusc.
5ih " (St. Phillips) Store, cor.
West anl Elm Sts.
6th " (Puvietawn) Utnry :
' James' shop. .
R.-gitlrara ore rr quireil to cooBce
I hi mselvi'8 to the Pollinj places for the
registnition of Voiers.
W. M. WATSON,
Cltrk Supirior Court .;
IfQXi Cotlon Biggin;; and Tics, Bugs
and Barrel Covers. Builders Ime ami
Cement, Tena Cotia Pipe and SliellLimc,
Call on ...
J, E, XATIIA1I.
Also 3, No, INew Lg Carriages for
sale. " r'
, Storage for BOO Bales at Low Bates.
To the Trade:
We are io a position to sell Goods at
the very lowest possible prices.' We do
not travel a salesman, therefore, we will
save you that expense. We ro millers
agents for the sale of S'ocks Nonparltl,
Best Patent Oindem and Charm. We
buy our Meats, Lnrd, Cuff, e and Tobarco
anl many other Goods in our line from
first hands. To conviuce you that we are
headquarters, call in, examine poofa. and
get our prices. ROBERTS &.BRO.
Sleeplessness, mental depression, loss i l
memory and all nervous diseases cured oy
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Trent
tneot. f 1.00 per box; six for $5.00. Cure
guaranteed. For sale by F. S. Dufiy.
The only thing a man wants after
he gets all the money he needs, ' is
more.
Ladies ' u:e Dr. Le Brno's French ' S,
ft P. Pills for health. One Dollar by
mail or at store. For sale bv F, S. Dufl i
Riches have wings, and green
backs might as well be printed or
fly paper. ,
Truly, the eeotleman'S friend, is Dt. Le
Brna's 0. & a. Cure, At store or sent
by mail, One Dollar. For sale by F. S.
Uutty. ft
' Take care of the pennies, and .he
dollars will be blown in by your
heirs. ; . ,
Hysteria, '"convulsions, tits, nervjuf
prostration, wakelulness, loss of memory.
cured bv Dr. E. C. West's Nerve aod
Brain Treatment, At store or by mai
$1.00 per box or six for $5.00. Guaran
teed. For sal by F. 8. Dufiy.
lt is no tronbie to see that wealth
is a crrse, as long as the other fal
low bag it.
Curs in three days, no worry, no ' diet.
never fail. Dr. Le Brvn's O. & 6. Cure
At store or bv mail; no publicity. $1.00.
r or sale Dy x . o. luny.
A great financier is a thief who is
successful. A thief is great finan
cier who fails.
Wanted Ladies to know that Dr. Ijc
Bran's S. & P. Pills are for sale at onr
stor,$1.00, or will be sent by mail.
foi sale by jr. . uniiy. - .
Some old-fashioned folks, like bal
let girls, keep their fortunes in
their stockings. ;
We have the sole azency for the saie ol
Dr. K. J. VS est's Nerve and Urnm Trust
meat. Written gurantee given to cure oi
the money will be rerundeii. $1.00 rxi
box or six for 3.uu. ror sale xy a.
Duffy. . ;.:y r.
Some people have more mone;
than braius, and are not considerei
wealthy either. : .
Excel all others in quickness, no ban
effect, so publicity at atore or hy mail.
One Dollar, Dr. Le Bran's O. fc. U. Cure,
For sal by F. S. JUuffj. , . .
The business in which yon know
yon conld make money. Is alvayi
monopolized by others. ,; r
If health is deal red, ladies try Dt
Le Brun'sS A V. Pit It the only Freueh
One Dollar at store or by mall, Foi
sale by F. 8. Duffy. , .
When a man disputes with a fool,
the fool is doing the same thing,
I feel Use a new man and life is worth
living since I took a coo me of Dr. E. C,
West's Nerve and Bisin Treatment. For
sals by F. 8. Dony, . , v , .
jlfter $ man's Jaw begins to swell
a realizes wist iiieace i (amen,
'Delay are danserbus. Uat of Dr,
Le Brun's O. & i. Cur at oati. One
Dollar, at store or my mall, at F. H,
Duffy's. ' '
Toct;BtBA cold in ens day
Tak Laxative Biomo Quinine Tableif
All druggiet refund lbs money if il fail
locure. oc.
U. a. Court. ..
The following named persons have
been drawn to serve as jurors at the
next term of the United States 'Dis
trict Court which convenes-in this
city, on Monday, October 26th, at
10 o'clock, a. m.
. Jurors, however, are not required
to attend until Tuesday, the 27th.
Craven County:J. L. Rhem,
E. K. Bryan, J, T. Hollieter, Ralph
Gray, J, W. Stewart, J. P. Godett,
Jr. (col.), J. H. Hackburn, T. J.
Mitchell, W. F. Morgan, ; (col.),
Robeit Uancock, W. P. Rjuntree,
Josoph B. Clark,, Macon Bryan, T.
A. Green.
Lenoiii CoUNTTiJohn II. Daw
son, John Warters, J. A. Pridgen,
John Fields. Jr.
Pamlico Countt: John B. Reel
William Potter, Daniel Hooker,
Hayvrojd Lewis, D, II. Abbott, J.
B. Martin. , . '
Gheeui! Codntv: W, E. Grims-
ley, Daniel W, Patriot, Joseph
Suggs. . :;:,;
- Carteret Cocnti: M. R. Gef-
froy, W. S. Chadwick. W. S. Bell,
Jr., Marion Lupton.
Jones Countt: Lewis Bynnm,
Samuel Iludson, John Pierce, John
W, Bynum. ' -- v . f ' . .
Onslow County: Samuel Ger-
ock, F. W. Harget, G. R. Venters.
Wayne County: W. P. Dariel,
A. Roscower, R. E. Pipkin, II. L.
Grant ' -
Beaufort Cocntt: J. M. Spen
cer, Sylvester Dibble, (col.)
Wilson County: II, II. Hutch
inson, James T. Cobb.
Hyde County:J. M. Clayton.
Pm County: W. Vtl King, J.
J. Laughinghouse. '
TflousanclsolWomeni
SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIE5.
BRADFIELD'S
. FEMALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
Bj AjoujIij to Healtfty Action u." her Organs.
It causes health to bloom, nnd
' joy to reign throughout the frame.
... It Never falls to Regulate ...
M W 1 1 hno hn tinrtrtrAtftimt nt Usui. '
. ItisT VMltrlHitsl llirvat VHsni. wirhmit liftiiftllt.
AfifriiisHikTlbrpttlMrUiei of hit AhKlULD SS
' r K.iiAiin. it hi it IjA lim Rtiecan Uu burueru:
f cuvsiiUfi, saii:BiiiK aim waiiniiitf."
n.h. BttYAN. liiHlnion. Ala.
BRiDF.Ul VKtilUTOK tk, AUanlt, It.
old brnrntttrlvuiit 11.00 ptrboUl.
Executor's Sale! -
Under the oowtr confered upon me as
Executor of tlia-4rfst will and testament of
Gatsev Williams, deceased, late of Craven
count?, 1 will expose lo public sale to
to i be highest tiiiidirior casu, at tne court
bouse iIdt in the city of New Berne, on
Monday the 2uib day or UctoD r, at 12
M- all the rluhl, title and interest of ' the
said Gatsey Williams, in a certain piece or
parcel ol land lying, oeing ana situate in
Craven eouniy, bounded and described as
r ,, , . : . . n : i - . . J .
roiiowa, in wii:- ueinning ai a maae in
Noah Perry's first line one pole from his
second corner runnipp; reverse of his line
8. 39. W. 80 and 18-100 Doles to a mark
ed pine, then S. (0, E 78 poles (oClarks
Avenue, tlien N. 8, a. SU and 18100
poles, with raid Avenne lo a siake, then
N. 60, W. 03 polis lo the twginoini, con
titininu 13 acres more or less, btinir the
land conveyed by E. T. Bailing! r and
wife to th said Oaisey Wllliamv, bv deed
dated March P. 1882. and registered in
in omce Register ol Deeds of l, ravin to ,
Dooa , rolio .
Also, all that certain piec of land sllu-
ated lo Craven County adjoining the lands
of Bryan Cummings and others, contain
ing four acre more or leas, belog tee
land conveyed bv Kiley Gntlln and wife
to the said Qateov Williams. Fur a mre
particular discrlpllin of which, reftncc
is maae io me m-corns oi i rven vooniy,
Book 882, tolio 4 snd 443.
N. TfSDALE, Executor.
Notice.
NORTH CAROLINA. J Before
Craven County. I the Clerk.
Io Be, Probate cf the ) Citation and or
Nuncupative Will of derofpqbliction
1 J A. MWDJ,UnU f IVIIHIAAIVIHIII,
To Henry T. Hunt, William T. Hunt,
Benjamin Thomas, 8. N. Ball, Henrietta
McDonald, Jainr MeDonnld, hr hus
band: Yon are bsrely nolifle-1 and cited
to appear before me at my otlice in I lie
court house of Craven orunly, onMondny
the 9th day ot November, lUiO, at the
hour of 12 o'clock, M. At which raid
lime and place th Nuncupative Will of
Miirf 1). I)ewey, dee'd, will be exhibited
for probate and coolest snid Will If you
hall think proper to do so.
This the 24lh day ot Beptembe'r, 18.1.
W. M. WAT'-ONT.
Clerk E"perior Court, t i s
iK'Sl'SAKCE.
The ConoeclicBt - Mutual
I nw offerinK to insurers the very
bet forms of insurance that can be writ
ten, providing as ibey du both protection
and investment upon the best and lowest
possible terras. Attention is respectfully
called to its ' - " " - ,
" LOW RATE ENDOWMENTS "
at 60, 65, 70 and 75 with Cash Surrender
Values in 10, IS, etc., jenit the best and
most durable Endowment Insurance ever
itfUffl, Life nnd Limited Life Tolieies
also rontain large Cash Surrender Values,
stipulated in the policies and farming a
part of ihe contract.
It maintains a hither standard of sol
vency than is emplojed bv any other
Company or any Btate Department in
this country, having iu 1863 voluntarily
adopted a
3 Per Cent .Reserve
tliu n.aking Its contracts the safest and
most valuable ever off md.
All policies are by their terms nonfor
feitable after two or three payments, not
even requiring surrender in case nt lapse,
and such policies participate in annuul
Dividends. The Cash Surremter and Paid
Up Values are plainly slated in each pol
icy, thus avoiding: all misunderstanding
or disappointment. The aueots of the
Company respectfully snlii it rorwpon
dence with anyone desiring further infor
mation. S. D. WAIT, Gen. Agt.,
RaLEIGH, N. C.
P. S. COX, Agent,
NEW BEBJJE, N. C.
One Thousand for One
(TRAD IS MARK.) '
' - ACCIDENT TICKETS.
The Inter-State
Casualty Company, of New York,
gives THBEE MONTH'S Insurance
$1,000 for $1.00,-
tomea or women,
between 18 anl 60 years nt age, airalnt fata)
street A"oidenta a-foot, or on Bicycles,
HorieB.Wairona, Qoiae ara. Railroad Car,
8teamaiipa.aieamxiat" ai.ri Hanta Ve rlea.
r.ievao-q, nn
lire. Trolley and Cable Cara.
rr Male fly
H. II. Street,
WM. H. OLIVER,
LIFE, PIRR, MA KIN R,- ;.,..
ACCIDENT, riDBIJTT.
t ST RAM ROILRR
Insurance....
NKWIIgltN, '
A number of Time-Tried and. Flre-teated
Coinpaulee repreaenwd.
, Cver $l!,0O0,000 asaeta renreaented .'
NOTOAKT PL'BUC.
Commlmloncr of Deeds for New York. Con
necticut and Pennsylvania.
' I" A Kent National Board Muln Under
writers, -v. , .
FINANCIAL.
Farmers & Merchants
BANK. -
Sesjtux; Bn ail n run a,y, 1891.
CaplUI Stock, paid la, S7S.0O0.0O
Surplus,... S.OO0.00
Undlv
UvUiPrnu,..
, s.sve.e
OFFICRKS:
U H. Ccn.ia, Prealdent. '
w.e.i;HADwicK, vice rre., , .
I. W. Dawar, Cashier.
A. H. Powkll. Teller, -V,
V. Matthews, Collector.
ZWlth .well established connections thla
Bank la nrenared to offer all accommoda
tions consistent with conservative hanklna;.
rrompt and carerui attention given to col
lections. We will be pleased to correspond
with those who may oouteniilat niaklna
cnanpee or ODeniua now aooonuw. , -
Tho. A. 6l(ia,Prea. Wm. Do,Vle-Prei
B.M.OaovBS,0ahiei. :
CITIZEN'S BANK
OS 1 Mi W B Ml KWTn, 'N. o.
DO A flXNERAL BANKINO BUSINESS
The Aeoonnta of Banks. Banker. Co root
eelved on favorable terms. tTO'npt and ear
fnl attenllon trlven to tne lnlei ret ot oar ea
tomers. Collastion a Specialty. (
aouu or DIBVJOTOB.
rerdlnaad Ulrloh.
K. U. Meadow,
Chaa. DuHy, Jr.
Jam,' Redmond, '
Chat KeUenatala,
Mayer Uahn.
. Thomaa A. Urasm,
o.K.rov.
Oroekett. .
J. A. Meadowa,
Samuel W. Ipook,
Chaa, II. Fowler,
tt iiiiajn tunn,
K. W. Smallwood.
Geo. K. Ives, '
S. A. miS. :
rrssiosat,
EOS. SAH1EL3, -r
; Tlesrss.
0. S. EOBtSTS. CuMw.
THE NATIONAL DANK,
Or HKVf BKRNK, . C
HrooBPOKATED lees,
Capital, .....,....$100,000
Surplus Profits, 98,168
V OIBBCTOItS:
Ja. A. Bar a, Tho. Daiis. .
Cha. 8. BaA, . J. H. HaokbubS
jo, dokh, - . I.. HAKvar:
. Uoaaar.
K. aU BiaHor
Miss Mary Hatch Ear
rison will Degin ner
Music Class on the first
Monday in October, at
her residence, 17 New
street.
Take Notice I
The best thing for Nvw Berne that has
ever happened. An enterprise that will
be ever a racce-s. W are now nwing
cook nood, flovi ot raniie lengths,
the very nicest kind, nod storing
it away under large il.ed house'
keeps dry always la rainy weath
er, and aever eets wet
We krflp a large stock of this kind on
hand. We cut the prices on sawing,
wears better prcpaied to do it cheaper
than heretofore, and we now deliver it
in your wood bouses or anywhere you
waut It, without any tronbie to you. only
give vour orders to BIO HILL, tt.e
Shingle Man.
you can also do BIr Hill a favor, by
reiHH tios to him. if Ins own curls (lout
deliver th wood enywlwe the rn-inm
may aant it put. We bnva pol ! !
men and nice tenon rmily to k a l
good eitiMis of Kew l:,-n it i- 1
only take liohl of aoe ,' " ! ' i j
on that has never beta i 1 to
Herri' I'l 1 lie I ".
l:
PSOFESSlONlL. :
F. M. Simmons, .:. A. D. Ward.
ATT0ENEYS and C0TJNSEL0KS at
Z. I. AW.
: ki.w r.EitNB.iK. c. -
Practice In Ci uven. v,'iteret. Jonea.Lnntr
and Onblov and raiuilen eonntles. and the
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St .Mary's School
Under and by Virtue of provklous of
cerliiia mortgage deed or Deed of Trust,
ex ruled by W. T. Caho to T. P. Oev
ereux, dated the 7th day of April, 1880,
nnd f'u'y recrded in the county of Pamli
co, Sisle o N. C, on the said dy. Book
14,' 49 to 61. for th pnrpow of
stcur .na I ha' leur bonds or promissory,
notes therein epcciflei; and by nasoo of
def.ult in the payment of said promissory
notes, and the provisions of said Mort.
ssj s Deed, or Deed of Trust, at the re
quest of the grantor therein n med, W. T. '
Caho. ;..':-.. a - . ,:
" I will tell at .tuclion, to the highest
bidder Icr cash, at the c ui t house doo'r
in Bayboro. c unty of Pamlico, Slate oi
Norih Carolina on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22,. 1898,
at the h ur ot 12 o'clock noon, the follow,
i ns d8ciibed real estate, situated iu No.
3 township, Pamlico countv, North tar
ol!na, to wit:
A' joining ihe lands of T, T. Gooding
and others, bouadid as ' follow 8: Begin
uxn in the t ise division line, 218. poles
Itora the BiKS Northeast corner, running ,
thence North 25 East 125 poles; ih nee
South 59, East 130 poles to T. T. Good,
ings line at the hi ad of Dead Oak Gut :
thence with Oooding's line. 25 . West 125
poles; then; North 59 West ' with-said
Wife dividing line,: 130 pobsto the be
ginning; containing 100 acres, more or
les9. It lieinj; the same land described in
a Deed from D. B. Hooker to W, 'IV
Caho, dated, 3rd, 1881. and rtcorded ia
the Public Recri Is of Pamiico county.
Book 9, Page 629, 530 and 881. :
Also the undivided I interest in the
following town lots, in the tnnn ofStm e
wall, in said county and . Slate, to-witt
Lot flu. 25, beginning ft tee cornor of
Main street and Jackson street, and rao-
uing with Jnrkson Mnel lo the line of the
lot occuphd by the colored Baptist church '
known as the Matlock's lim; thence with
said line to the hue of lot No 88, 0 U.
r'owlcis line, thence n lib this line lot Ncx
26, to Main stnet, thence with the street
lo Ihe beinniD". eooti ii'lnji me haltucro
-Also an unlivCe'l intertst in lot
) bevipoinv at the corner of Main St,
and Union ttrtei, an I mi s with Main
street to 0. II Fowlers line, thtnee with
his line to r.noiher of his lines, otvultna
the said lot from hi' thence with the said
invHiiDii line oi sou lawhn in union
street; thence with Union B'rett to the be
ginning, containing one.half acre. '
T. P. WJSVKHEUX, Trustee,
By CHA8. It. TtiOMAS. Attorney '
Thia Sept- mber 3rd 189ft. y :,
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF A
VALUABLE PLANIATM.
Pursusnt to a judgement and order of
the Superior court of Craven county made '
and entered at Spring term, 1898, in on
action wtKTeln Aurora awe 18 plaiutin)
and John Biddle and Maggie W his wile
and the Citizens bank are d'feodnnis, tho-
umiersigotd commissioner of the nurlv
will expose to rale at public outcry at ih
court house in New Berne, North Cirn.
Una, on the Fifth Day or October
1UU6, being the flret M..niit.y in-eam :
month, for cash at the hour of l'i m , the
following described land in said Couuty, .
on the South side of Meute r.ver. bemu
a part of ihe Old Fort Barnwell-plant.
lion, ueginning at a unite oak in toe neaa
of Stony Branch, running thence with J,
W. Uiildle's line S. 58 E 47 poles to a .
piue on the lane leading irom thedwelling
uuuso u i ue mil oiu piuniaiioD io lira
main road, tiicnee Northward wilh said
e to the : tecond crossing o
Stony Branch, tlierce down sid branch'
to Half Moon Branch, thence down said
branch to old old crossing on said branch,
thence down the South edge ot Half
Moon Swamp to a gum, the forth corner
of Mary E. Riddle's small tract, thenc
with her line, S. 47 J, West 198 poles to.
a pine in Old Stage Bond in Bussel
brmcb, thence down sa d branch to Half
Moon Branch, tben down the high
bank of half moon Bianch or swamp to
Cart Wheel Bottom, thence op Cart
Wheel Bottom to the ditch, thence South
181. West 88 poles to Seo. Taylor's cor
ner, thence South 78, East 81 poles to
Stony Branch, thence with the South edge
ol said Branch to the beginning, contain-,
: u i o l i u.t-. .i..
IHg UiWf mlM 1,1 JCS, UtUUJg Ml.
me conveyed tb John Biddle by' Rosa
11. Smith and others for partition by deed
dabd Idatch 8ih, 1888 excepting 80
acres on the Western side of the lano
which is the Southern naif of the . Old
Quarter Field which was sold to Jas. W.
Uiddla. The land oflered for sale is also
the same described in th complaint and
jodvement in said action and also in tire
mortgage by John Biddl and vrue Magaie
to Aurora Mace, which 1 registered in
the office ol the Register of Deeds in said
county, in book 108, folio 814.
This September 1st, 1890.
. i H. C. WHITEHURST,
- ' . ' . Commissioner.
Sale of Real Ustate.
By ' virtue of an order issued, on the
28th rlay or August 1896, by W. M.
Watson, Clerk of the Superior Ccurt in
the special proceedings entitled Tims. F.
McCarthy, Administrator vs. John D.
Dixon, t als., I will sell at public aucth n
at thd Conrt House door, on the filh day
of October, 1808, io the city cf New
Berne, (or dull the following described
Heal Eslute. .
A certain parcel of land situated in the
city of New Berne, cottnly ol Craven,
known aa the North bull of lot number
8. according- to the plan of the division ot
the real estute of Tho Jeokins. deceased
an id lot No. 8 biing on the West side of
Oiitlltb St., in the triangle: heginninR at
tlie Nortli East cornel of lot No. 9 on
Griffith . street, and running northnard
uiong saia urcei io uie corner oi ioi no 7,
theme with ihe lineol lot No. T, parallel
wilh Qiuen sr., r taril)y to th back
line; idence wilh. a row of atore on
the bai k lice to the line of lot No. 9,
theme wilh the lino 0fl.1t No. 9, cast,
aiirrlly and parallel with (Jneen Street, to
the beginning, so as lo contain in area
one.lliird of the piece called 1 lie trinnxle
mid piopeily bcMig recorded iu Book No.
110, Folios Si snd 8.
Thos F. McUAHTiir, Ailm'r.
Wat. T. UoCAnTHV, iti'y,
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