TEEEiBElE JQtfflL
CIIAKLES L. STEVENS.
' EDITOB AMD Phdpbietor. :
New Basra, N, C. Not. 18, 1896
r Kntcnd at the Port Office: at Hew Berne,
V K. J. as second clua matter. .7 ""'.' -
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TALK BETTER TIMES.
The fact that the Presidential
election is over, and the issues of
.that contest being settled, is in it
self enough to warrant a change for
the better all over the country, as it
removes an uncertainty which hung
like a pall ovot the business enter
prises of the country.
' 7 x But while there has cooio an end
'"'. the election contest, and all the
r ' excitement that prevails in a Prcs
t Idantial year, with its consequent
hindrance to trade and new enter
' prises of all kinds, there is nothing
r v.v to warrant a boom at present any
where.
J. be booms that are visible since
i, .,'the election are of a character that
- benefit the working classes, in that
they have been the opening of fac
tories which have provided work for
many thousands,
The community in the Santh
that has sat with folded hands and
looked lor a boom because it waB
predicted, has not and will not rea
ize or see it.
Better times are not the product
of waiting communities, but they
iy. come to communities whoso people
believe in their town, city and sec-
'. tion, and prove their faith by their
works, in elevating every local en
terprise and dignifying everything
connected with their city.
There will not be any improve
ment In communities whose people
" do not talk better times, who are
not cheerfully and courageously at
work, and who will not admit that
today is better than yesterday, and
that tomorrow still greater things
will take place
A people that talk and act better
times will not fail to see them in
their midst, while the grnnters, the
.prophets who talk only calamity
will never have anything but 111-
fortane swiftly pursuing them, and
the sooner it overtakes this class of
. ' people the better it is for the com
munity in which they live.
Talk better times to your neigh
bor. Encourage every one who is
looking about to develop some new
industry, and never fail to talk up
your town, at home and abroad be
a living, active aeent for its devel
opment, and never discourage any
promotion of home enterprise by
talking against it,
Good times are started by active
. people. A temporary lull comes to
every community, bat the people
should let it bo but a lull, a mere
breathing spell, a taking of a firmer
hold which shall again start up the
progress and advancement of the
community's interests
Get into the sunshine of talking
better times and there need be no
dark times for the people of a com
munity which shall so live and act.
How's This T
. Wo offer Onejlluodred Dollars Raward
for an; case or Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hal.'s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cbehet & Co., Props. Tokdo, 0.
Wf, the undersigned, have known P. J.
Cheney for the last 13 years, and believe
bun perfectly honorable io all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WkT& Troax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wilding, Rinnan & Marvin Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo.
, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
cling directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot
tle, dold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Ball's family Tills are the best.
JASPER ITEMS.
Mrs. John Tippett, of Groatan is
isiting ber parents this week,
f Mr. C. II. Wetlierington's brick
chimney to hit residence is comple
ted. The yonng girls belonging to the
Union Sunday school at St. Paul
karch (formerly known as the old
Stony Branch church) are going to
have a basket party at that church
on Thanksgiving night November
the SGth, No girls under 18 years
of ago will have baskets to sill. - We
hope all whofeel interested in help
ing to make tip mouey to have a
X ma tree to please aed encourage
the children of this anion school
will willingly and freely aid iu the
party which we hope will be enjoyed
by all who may attend. There will
be a few hymns sung, led by Mis
Pennie Daugherty of Tascerora and
a prayer by the superintendent;
Will meet at 7 o clock.
Mrs. Ed Wetherington and sistei
Mrs. Vio Moore spent last Saturday
in New Berne. Mrs. Moore engag
ed Dr. E. II. Goldberg to do her
entire dentistry work, which he did
with the most case that any ont
could. She gives a glowing account
of his manner of working and euji
ho is the most gentle and patient
dentist she has ever met, aud ha.
been persuading others to have him
do their work.
Mr. George Sutton, of Mt. Kisco,
N". J., has killed .three wild turkeyt
and has had lots of sport hunting
and killing game. Tbo dogs are
very good and jump deer, but thej
don't go near Mr. Sutton. He left
Saturday to join some of his North
ern friends in a deer hunt below
New Berne. They will camp in tbe
woods while hunting. Ho is only
gono to spend a few days and we
wish him success.
We are very sorry to state
that Hoscoler, little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pate is very ill, we hope
he will soon recover.
Mrs. Wm. Dawson spent Sunday
last with Mrs. C. II. Wetherington
Mr. C. H. Ango of Tuscarora,
spent a few hours Sunday with Mr.
C. II. Wetherington.
We are very glad to state that
Mrs. A. B. Dawson, who has been
very poorly for some time, is very
much bettor.
Mr. J. T. Daly of LaG range,
came down ono day last week on
business.
to trBE A:coi.n;:iN oke oat
Take Laxative flromo Quinine Tablets
All dtuggMs refund the money i1 it fails
to ci re. 25.
SWANSBORO ITEMS.
Mrs. Carrie Shepard, of Polloks
ville, is still stopping at Mrs. G. W.
Wards.
Mrs. Mattio Frazille, of Wards
Mills spent last Saturday and Sun
day here visiting friends. Sho was i
welcome visitor.
Miss Mamie Bryant, daughter of
Mr. J. Ii. Bryant of Hadnots point
New river, is going to the private
school of Mrs. Flora ox of Wil
mington, N. 0., who has been teach
ing here for some time.
Mr. Elias Anderson, of Vanceboro
Craven county, was down last week
prospecting with J. F. .Pretty man
the saw mill man here.
Mr. Flinches, tho Baltimore
drnmmer, was in to Bee us last week
he comes along pretty regular.
miss Ijuiu iiatseii ono ol our
young ladies is our book agent now,
Rev. B. Ward was on time tht
2nd Sunday here. He preached two
good serm.jns.
Rev. II. Cole preched h is fare
well sermon hore last Sunday night
8th inst to a very Inrge audience.
We expect he will be sent back hero
next year, every one seems to like
brother Cole.
QFishing and clamming is all the go
here now, plenty of little mullets,
they tell for 50c. per hundred.
Trout very scarce Captaius Buck-
master and Dennis caught 110 large
sheephead, 91 largo speckled trout
and 150 small drum fish last Satur
day, the 14th inst,, in the surf with
seino. They sold in Morehead for
$20. Fishing for gray trout and
blue fish outside is pretty good
sport now. This scribe, with Capt.
George Littleton and two others,
caught 125 trout and 2,800 mullets
last Tuesday, but we didn't catch
the mullets with hook and line,
lines without tbe hook, was the
mullet catch, and hook with line
the trout. Gray trout sell for 2c
each and speckled trout for Cc each
Mr. Dave J. Moore has bonght
himself a "talking machine." lie
calls it a "Graphophone and it is
a great curiosity with some of onr
DELICATE"
TtTtAnnimT .T-'a
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS A SUPERB TONIG and
exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening her system by
driving through the proper chan
nel nil impurities. . Health and
Etrenath are Guaranteed to result
Irani Its use. ;
My wife wss bedridden for eighteen months.
IATOU lor two months. In getting well.
e. t. ivtiMawn, jsairera, Arc
BBADFICLD HE(ITJLaTAI CO., 4 TUTU, GA.
wu. n m urattuu at 1-W f skU I
peoplefliere.
V Well, the election is over and Mc
Kinlcy and Russell are elected.
Wonder if. we sh.ill see any different
times. We certainly don't see how
we can have any worse limes in this
country than we have had for the
last 13 years. - Great rejoicing by
some, and 'others aro very downcast.
It is to bo hopc-l that the electors
now elected will disponso good gov
ernment trronr people. We behove
it will be done to tho best advantage
that they can do. - Hut there is ono
thing we halo to see among our peo
ple that is, - falling out with your
neighbor for voting us he sees fit to
vote. ' It has been the case here, as
well as elsewhere. Somo of our cit
izens ' chose to vote for McKinloy,
iome for Russell, and others the
Populist ticket, &c. My, my, my!
how mad some people got, calling
them names- and "nigger" loving
peopli1, etc. ,
Blood is essential to health. Every nook
and corner of the system is reached
by the blood, and on Its quality the
condition of every organ depends. Good
blood means strong nerves, good diges
tion, robust health. Impure blood means
scrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh
or other diseases. The surest way to
have good blood is to take Hood's
Sarsaparilla. This medicine purines, vi
talizes, and enriches the blood, and Bends
the elements of health and strength to
everynerve, organ and tissue. It creates
a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. It is because
of its great power to purify the blood that
roimi
Hood's Sarsaparilla has accomplished bo
many wonderful cures. It makes the
blood pure, drives out the germs of dis
ease. Thousands today enjoy good health
as the natural result of taking
Sarsaparilla
The One True Blood rurilier. All druggists. $1.
H r:u I)0 not nurse pain or
HOOd S PlllS grluc. All druggists. 2!e.
CITY MARKET REPORT.
Rib Side. 5.;.
Short Burks 'if .
Mess Pork (new) $i 30.
Hump g9.S0.
Short Clear $9.50.
Han:, sugar cured, 12Je.
N, C. Hums lCje.
Fiesli I'ork fij to C.
Lard Compound-, in Tubs, 5 to 5J.
Be4 Leaf Lsrd in Tuba. CJs.
Flour, beat patent, $5.25 to $5.50.
Flour, Funcy Stiaifrht, fl.CO to $4.75
Straight, ft.40.
Extra Flour $3.25.
Granulated Sugar 4 jo.
A Sugar 4f
C Sugai 4 2-5o.
Molasses 15 to 2.rc.
Syrup 15 to 25c.
Cheese 0 to 101c.
Butter, Boquet Creamy, 20to 21c.
Butter, Dairy, 17 to ISc.
Kio Coffee 11 to 10c.
La Guara Coffee 18 to 20c,
--Crruuud Alum Salt 55c.
Peas SO to 03.
Chickens, grown, 4'ic.
Spring Chickens 20 to 35c.
Eggs 10 J to 11.
Bicswax 20c.
Peanuts 60 to 70c.
Hides, dry, 2 to 6c.
Hides, green, 2Jc
Beef ou loot 4 to J-,
Corn 40c.
Oats. "
Meal 3c.
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FOR T11K CAMPAIGN.
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mailed daily sod Suudavs to auy addit
in the Uoiied S ate, Canada, or Met if,
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this important campaign, on both tides,
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Oct
Your
Christmas
Gift
Free
m two ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce bag of Blackwell's '
Durham. Buy a bag of
if this celebrated tobacco
p .and read; the coupon
Ii which gives a list of val
uable presents and how
trt crpt.thPtn
?3.
Warrattcl to cure no y. 'flisre are
miny 'm.tstior.s. To get the g nniiit J sk
for rove's.
;NEW BERNE ACADEMY, v
New Berne, N. C,
Un:lurthe vliuorreorgnai2(ilion, oilers
thorough loEtructton iu the Cla'sicnl and
EurIisIi CoiiKe? oy a corps ni eminent
E lucatnrs from Hie University or aSorth
Carolina, Hoincr's Sehnol ati'inliier noted
Educational Institutions.
Tuition Ft 03 'Monthly in Advance.
Primnry Depnrtment, $1.25 per month.
Intermediate " 'J 2."
Cla&ieal ." 0J "
Forfurt' e: inVrrnt'rn, npplv or a.l
dresp, i.ImiN S. Lono, LL., I).
it. 11. A1BADOW8,
T. A. Ghken,
Board of .Regents.
NORTH CAROLINA, )
CltAVEN COUNTV, j
Julia Fctiil'nr,
vs.
Curfis Pi ttilur.
fc'uparior
Court.
Notiok.
The defeedent abive named, will takf
notice, lhat ., sc.ion entitled as .ilK,ve.
has-been coinmcDCi d in the Superior
court ot Jones (1'iiiity, ly the pluinlifT
atpiinM. ihe defenrient lor a (livoiee on
ground of wilful abandonmcn'; and said l
.I..r.n..,l Tlltrn.ll... I..I.. ..li.n lt-nK..L
s n ntrri'd to npnrar at the next tctm of
Jntlps Superior cotiit to be held at the
coort hoii'c in Trenton, on the 22nd of
March. 1897, nnd answer or demur lo the
itompluint now on fi'e in said action, or
the phiintift will apply to the eotul for
the relit I demands i in aid action.
This November 12, 18SC.
S. K. KOONCE.
Clcik Euiievioi Court Jouis Co.
Only for To-day, it
Sav?s Yon Trouble
and Time.
IIo! Just received One Iltindred tons
of Marl to be sold hy the bushel, barrel or
ton. Any wuy you want it. It is nice
lo improve jour sidewalks or yardi and
munv other nlace. And niu't it nice t(
have a trend to keep this rourl in town
so that every man, womm or child can
2tt it. bv the retail or wholesale.
H I Well now, wo keep SAWED
STOVE WOOD, stove, runae, nnd tiie.
place wood, all ready under lare sheds
nnd tcver gets wet in rainy wtather oak,
isu, and pine.
200 000 BRICK FOR SALE,
Laths, hnod made and tawed shingly,
iilwuvs on liar.il
Be sure nnd 'ohnnn RIP. HILLfoi arv.
thing you want. 'Phono No. 10. Britk,
shingles, marl, laths and wood. ,
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all ft 5
ent buiinnacondncted for MoocnTI TtES.
OuaOmetiaOfMOiTt U. 8. PTWTOrri?
and wc can secure paieotia less tuua Uisa uuisv"
remote from Wwhinfrtoa. .
Send model, drawing or photo., Witn descrip i
tloa. We odvlie, if patcnuble or not, free otl
cliarfrS. Oar fee not due till patent is secured, j
i n piAeipHLCT,Hli01irtoObuinPateDtl,wlthl
cost of same in the U. B. and forciga counu ecj
C.A.SNOW&COJ
cut nwim, i
Os. Pstcnt Ornci, WasHiNaron. O. O a
TIIE HITS
ISaltiniore, Md.
The Paper of thoPeople
For the People and with ihe People.
Homst in Motive, Fearlcs in ExpresmD,
Sound in Principle, Unsworvinjj i i ;
its Allegiance to Right. Theories '
and Right Practices.. ,
The Sun publishes all the news air Ihe
time-, but it doc not allow Its columns tr
be degraded by unclean, Immoral or
purely scmalionnl matter. . " ' . ."..', 7
Editorially, Tim Sos is the comislcnt
and unchanging chaniplon and delcnder
of popular tight and Interests nsnunet
politictl rnBchines and monopolies ol
every rnniacier. "Inueicn.'ent to all
things, extreme In. noue. Ill for goon
laws, good government and good order. '
ISy mail tiny (,ents a ruoulli, r5ixUoF
utr ayear... '-,. ' 7'; '."' ;-' ' v'
. " IiOCKUABT, TEXA8,,Oct 15, 1889.
Messrs. Paris Medicine Co., - , ' 1 .
-r- Pri,Tein. 7 7 ,
Dear Sirs: Ship n soorj as possible-
2 0-ot Oiqv(i'Tnteles Chill Tonic ity
ctntoroeit want Grove' Tasteless Chill
Tout and w-l not have sny oilier. , In
ourexperlcnc-jof over 2( yirs In tlio
dru'4 bu.ir.cs, we have never sn'd any
medicine r-hi' h tavo Mich univeia I sat
is Swtiou. 7 l'ours RmprcUttll.V,
' J. S. Huownb Co,
-1
i
Many thousand dollars J
worth of valuable articles
suitable" for - Christmas
gifts for the young and pi
01a, are , 10 De given 10
smokers of Blackwell's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
-one coupon inside each
North fardlra Cjnfsrenc II. ?. Chwoa
' South, Coavonisg at Ztes'.oa, IT. C.
Bccembsr, 9ih-. 1833 T
Ailuotic & North Cnrtillr-a It-iilroaJ,
l'asserycr 1). pailn en'.
N. w Heine. N. C, Nv., 10, 1396.
To Agents Atlantic and North Carolina
Kiilroad: .. '
You will sell lifkds llif hliovo fiom
your station to lfmston and ii mm id T:ir
ill'Kn, 2. Tieltets to he foi l OiCuniBi
7tb. 8th, ind Utli, good .to rUnm tin'il
December 19th, ine'uiva.
. S. Ii. BILL, O. V, A
FINANCIAL.
Farmers & tVlerchants
...BAriK...
3eREixi I3iiSlai.e3ai.Ma.3r, 1891
Cnpllal Stock, palrl In .S7S,ftOO.Oe
Surplus S.MMJ.OO
Uniiividu! Pro'.it 3 500.00
OFFICE38:
f.. If. (3iitt.ru. T rasident.
I W.H.!ii.nH!K. Vl-e Pres.
T. W. 1)1 W K V, (.'as! I ti'l'.
J. . lliinii.K, Telli r.
F. F. MATTiiiiws, Ocllector.
"With well esrahllalierl oonneotlons this
jlank Is iuciiflre(l to otrer all aeiwHiimodR.
tlonsconsi.tnit with coiisei-vntlve liariklm;.
l'romit and eareful atteurion Klven to col-
?'.''S
ohnnires or ooeniinr now aonmiiiiji.
,. , ,.
T. A. Clveen, Pres, J5 H. Itcadows, V!c Pros
ii. M.ouovBS.Cashhr.
UmthiVM 15AJM
DO A GKNKB4L PANKJX HtlStNHfS'
The Accounts ol Hanks. Uanheta, CJoejM)i
atlous, riinnere, Slerclmnts am! olliers,re
coived on tuvoealile terniR. ro'iipt und curd,
hil nttcntion ulven to the initopKt ol our et s
loruers. -ColRet'.or.a abpcclulty.
no 11D OF Dl It KOT KS .
(onlinar.d Ulricfc, r'. II. Moailowa,
.1. A. Meltdown, 1:Iih. Dully, 4r.
Hriiiiuel W. Iprwk, . Iniro ttei'lmond,
Chas. tr. Kow er, WnyerHalin,
I. w. Uraincer, Thomas A. Green '
E. W.Siiinlltiooil, V . f.Knv.
Geo. N.lvos. W. r. Orooltett.
;. a. eeyaii. H3. iav:;ls,
President, VieslFres.
a.r. EOIBWS. Cashier.
THE NATIONAL EAftK,
FiasrooRroE-TECD laes.
Capital, $100,000
Surplus Profits,.. 98,16
DIHKCTOrtS:
Jas. A. brtan, Thos. DAfnRr.s."
('HAS. 8. ItKVAN, .1. II. llACKHUttS
.Ino. 11i't.H. 1 HAnvKr:
O. H. ltOHkKT tS.'K. IlISUOF;
PltOFESSIONAL.
P. SI. Simmons. A. P. Ward
Simmons Sk - Ward,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS at
LAW.
NEW BEHNE, N C.
TPrsotUe In Craven. (Jarteret. Jni)os,I.pnnu
and Onslow und i'aniltco ootinties, snd the
Supreme Court, (irtlee at No. US bouth Front
stroel, opiiotilte Hotel tnattwkn.
Ir. E.II. CJoIilJerg,
SURGEO-ORAL DINTIST,
' Office: Hughes Ituildlng, 7
3.E. Corner Mliiniesnd Potloek Kticels,over
liraiiiuiui a ruanuncy.
NEW BKIO'B N. ;. "
- I. II. jolleticr,
ATTORN ET AT LAW, s.
Middle Street, Lawyer Crick
Buliaing'. '," '.'
Will iirnetlee In tlie Comities of0ravn
Cartoret, Jonee, inslor and Pivmneo. U, H.
'unit nt N.-w Ileino ann (jujireuu Lours 01
ItU. EtJ:?H.' JA3.
Pruidsrt, Vics-Pros't,
- e. B. vuijs, ttK 7 a I're&u.
Hev Bcrns Igs Go
manufacturers a . ,t '
WM: CRYSTAL IC
'From Ditille Wuttr.
Out-put 20 Tons Ot.il -". . ,
.-' ; " . Csr Loid Lots Folicitcil.
Ice delitered daily (except tiunday) 0
i. m, to e p. m
Hand
ihiys (le'nil only) 7 a.J m. to 12
. Fur price aud other inform ition,
noon.
address, ' U.S. GUION, Manager,
One thousand for One
v.! TttAp8 UAfllf.) r
- ACCIDENT TICKETS.
The Inter-State
Casu a Company, of New Terk,
give THREE MONTH'S Insurance
$1,000 for $1.00,
i; . to men or women, ...
between IS anl SO years ol niro, avalnst fstal
htreen Aioioeiits a-ioor,, or on isKTeies,
lloi'KHK.Witirfm. lioi-Hi fliirs.Ttnlti-oid Cars.
' l-.lnvateil, Urlilire, Trolley and (Jnbla Cars,
bu aiiialiipa.hiett'nooiii. uuu oiokiu roiriea,
rerieey . w? Kit-rot.
Vou tun no risk. All druggist guar
tide Grove1 Tsstelens Chill TouiC to' do
all that the manufacturer claim foi it
OfLaiiro Koilr of Valuable Timber
and Valuable Tracts of land.
PiirMiant In a in.iym'rjt rf the Suiwrior
C .ii't t Ji uis cnnoif, in that-. evitniu
letmn in niceial ninctryimiir cittnlcd V,
E.Frtj Ad-iinistiator, B,Joliiiii!eeeied,
v.. Krirrk M. Ji uMua mid ctlieis ii 'ams
I 1 M. Ilad-H.t aitur'iiiin lor taid in-
f ntei'V wh'Cl'jalyment the said V. E.
S.'y sdiii'mstiKior wft' appoiiite I tom-
n. r l Ml nM jlniu-r nud land,
t-h' end. rs'L-ni-'d conimiasiOnn as directed
iiy siid Judmmi, ill on Monday the
14 h iiny 1 lii-crn.ber latin, nt ia ociot k
ii.ell to t'ie h'tthrst liidiior for cab at
the Court Ht:ue o'oar in TieoU.n, all the
8 1
Ini'ier oftvery kind ftandnif and grow.
'B!f, or om-rttise meauuiij; a' ovo iv
nciies at i hi- biisa wlien ut with inc prtv
i f jje to liip U'clinseRuf ten yi"m to fut
and r mm tde eiime uiiou the fiilowina
d.wribod trucU iif land one trict of land
lyir.tr in 4"tit a county, known jib the. Mc
Oi tw ImeU tsciibel as . lonows io-wm:
I'b inninj at h .Muiberrs nee standing on
Vluu- fk road, a'.Kjnt ICO yards Eittnf
iii.v .1'Miton road loik, thin with tee
Whin- Oak roud foutli mid Ea3t to Ticn-
lin ! k il en npTienton rosd N. 12, E.
i.n i,oies u tt,ecro"K ot mc toia tusi ny
a (.on i, iheo N 81. West 1 pohis lo a
Iimj nnwirl pin", then nith the Ssunder--.
n' ni e S. 834 West 164 poles to a Black
Chiuu. fast above tho head of Wm.' Mun
nine Isnmcii in n flit, then 8. 23, W. 43
poles to ii slake in the run of tbe Branch,
ibi n down the various, courses ot ine earn
Mundintt Biane.h t' White Oak river,
then down the said river to a stake at the
S. U'h end of the Stevenson-Manly, soine
tiii'iis called tlie cr mpromife liun, then
Ni-r h 12J, East 208 poles io4he Mald-r
ly, the beginning, containing dds acres
m ire orli f s. ': ,''...;' : V-''
Also one iither tr.ict in the siid county
of Junes, bejiinning at 'Gil'sou's bridge,
iiiniong wi:h the mam or uublic road up
to Amos Ileiith's line on f:d public wad
n- iir the Tienlou road, then with tbe I
vur.oUa courses; nt his line 10 Ine river
known in ihe Roberts Low (ironed, al?o
another pieie or parcel ot hind bev inning
nt Su.iih's Mill bridge, running up wiih
the Polloksvllle roail lo Buck Siivannnh
ro.i:l to Ados Heath's line, thercil with
Lis ii nd Lewis BynUm's Mrs. U C. Ohl
fie'd's. Enaenia M. Ohlilcld lines to the
rivtr, thence down the river to the be
ginning. The two lust described tracts
I'eing the hmds nilctted to the heirs of B
Jenkins iu Ihe division of ihu lands l e-
lorglng to lignum and Jenkins (Lewis
Gyntlin a
. ., - . . , Jt - .,
nd B,i!.il Jenk.n8dece,,s.d). said
two tiacts
A'so one other tract, near White Oak
tiver atout 44 miles fiom Mavsviile ad-
jonrn ng ihe Iand9 of P. F. Hugttins on
the West emu Mamsii uniins on ina Konn
nl East, being the nine eouveyed lo B.
Jenhcns hv Simon Dixon by and dated
duy ot 18 contdning 50 acres more or
les. " '"' -
And at the same time ard place the
ituli tfigned Commistisner will sell lotbe
highttt biddei h r cirsB ,tlie laD'ie aDove
(leH-nlwd less the timber standing, grow
ing or oiheiwie thare oo rue-euring above
10 inches nt case when cut,
The timber above mentioned and like
wire the hmd will he sold in tracts.
This November 12ih. 1896, -
C. Ei. IOY, Commissioner. :
II. L. GIBBS, Attorney.
Sale ot Land for Par
tition.
By virtun of a Judgment ot the Superior
l otirt t.i Graven miiioiv, in me speeuu
pinceeding for Purtitionwherem Nei dham
ilairisen, Samuel Burrison and Matthew
(Imrison are Plaiutitfa, nnd KatieCorbitt,
and Elviu Jones aie Defendants, I will
-ill p.l Public Auction for (ufh, on Jion
1..V, November 30th, 1890, at 12 M., hi
the highest bidder the lollowiog described
Lund in Craven County. North Carolina,
tir'j i'id ng the Ephiaim Dauhertj tract ot
latnl, lying nn the Noilh side of Bach
tier's Creek, beginning ut a Cjpress on
i ho Crei k Run, and runs North 60 tie
grees West to the William Wetherington
I'urk line, then around nnd with said
William Wetlierington's upper back line
to the Creek, thin down tbe Unek to the
beginning, containing 12S seres more or
!e. . '
D.ited this October 30lh, 1896.
, CUAltLES 1L THOMAS. .
.W Coinmissiouer.-
Exeeutrix Jfotlce. :
Huving qualified nsExecutrix of A. II.
Powell, deceased, late of Craven Countv,
State of Nonh Carolina, this ie to notify
nil (erfons having elviois against the
estate ol mid dectased to exhibit them to
undi.'riignrd nn or before the 1st 1'ay i.l
November, 1H07, or' this notice will he
plead in bar of tbeir recovery. AH per
sons indebted to said eUale will please
mnka w)nirnt. :- ' ,'
This the SOih dnv of October. 1898. . .
,.... EMMA IL TOWELL. -.--f.
w ;' . Executrix.
lodd poison
A a3PECIALTY';Ss;
"HJcored In 15 to 86 dnyt. You can tie traatod a
hnmAfllPMnw nHM.nilMnm. i. r Mn
tr. if 70a prof artoeomo bare we wiiioon
tract to par railroad fareaod hotel buia.atwl
30fiioru, If we fall to euro. If rou have taken mer
enry, Iodide potnah. anil rllll bave aches and
anlnii. M uoous Vatclies inmoutb, Hore Throat,
t'lraples. Copper Colored Kpots, Dicers on
sny rirt ot th9Dody.lt eir or Eyebrows falling;
eat, It is this tteoondnry llLOOIl POltSON
we guarantee to enre. wdsolicMthemoatohetl
nato chsos and ciialleope the world for t
cuss weCumintctire. Tula diieaee has always
btttHetl the skill of tbe most eminent phyal
Ciuno. SAOO.000 capital behind our encood
tionolffairftoty. Abaoluteprofant sealed oa
SPPUcatkoo. AMrfn COUIV KKIMKOV VOL
.01 Mtteonlo Xuiuple, CiUUAOU, ILU
KTOCK TOIt NAIiE,
And Honey to Loan, Mechanic and
:.;'.' Investor Union. . ,. 0
3.-C. Diibwry, Preiident. ., -
11. T. Jkrmak, Treasurer.
, Geo. Allin, Kecrttary.
7 Or RALEIGH, N. C. V
OXt I1U0 slmrri! of Savina Slrck lor
Hiu iiioiiniiy payments 01 00 rents escn,
wi'hWieen ent, that if the owner dies be-
furc tnaiu'l' y.llie ittnatning pstmonts will
be mtde from the Gunrantce Fund. (Such
rT.yii.onts aie now being maue lor Iter, I
W. K. I'ogira and A, H. I'owcll.
Full Paid luvittnient Stock, For value'
$100, is sold lor tin rah, and I secuied I
by lie-1 E-tste Mi rtgiats. Taxes are paid 1
bytheUnlOB. Cush divid nd of six er
cnt per annum, paid si mi annually at
Ihmk by Coupon.' The Urinn will re.
turn cost ol'.Stock, with Pivlileod tn '
dnte, upon applicaiion. Or 10 years after '
ilhto will pas $100 per share, thus (riving
additional pMflt-of per share. This
is one Ihe Safest and bent Invntmenls ever
ofl'ered. branches will be orgnulxi-d and
Loans made in sny Town, where stock U
held. Good Agents VViihd. Andre
GEOltUK ALLEN, Sscietsry.
22 Tullea Building, lluleighN. C. .
Trustees LI j I
.: Trustees sale nl a large Trnct of
b'e Tiiubei nd Farm Lund iu C ,-t
County, North Curolina.
Uy vinw or a rieed of trust or i
gigo rt sd from William lL Hilliard
Lm-y K llijliurd hi wife to me as traua
ilalerl Jnon ny 3ntli., 1891 and duly re-
corded io ihu otU'T. ol the Uegteter of
Oee'is ofCuilerrl Co ,nty, Nonli Caro
I na n March 5h 1891, in dwxl book
Q. Q at pge 72, for the purpose of se
curing to Lotus Hilliard lbs payment of
tho note therein specified, default having
been ' iimde in the payment ol ihe raia
note, and at the request of Nellie Billiard
Eserutrix or said Louis Hilliard, (now
decrawdl. I shall sell at public auction In
front of the Cnit tlouso door in Beaufort .
M indov. the Tib dt ol Decern tier, 1898.
at U o'clock a. m.j t!w following proper- .
ty which is descnliea in (am oeea as fol
lows, ti'-wii: "A certain tract ot laud r
sdnoied and bciiiK in Cnrleiet Coonty, -J
North Cnrolins on Bluck Creek and New
iort River, eontaioin" twmiy biur hun- . .
urtd tiud sixty tivc (2463) Acres more or
less, beintf the identical lands purchased
from It S. Pultun on tbe 6t b;, diy ot
January 1891, : by the taid William B.
Hilhaid ai.d the died liom said B. 8.
Pulleato VTIllhim H.Hiilisnl, t hereby
rcferrid to lor a mnr particular aud dtfl.' -uite
tit scrijtlon thereof - '
This property is siluuted on tbe New-
port River about eijtht miles from More-
Lend City and about three mile from
Newport nud adjoins 'he Carteret County ' -C.uli
piopeity and others and is raid to w
contain according to a survey made for '
Siid Willium H. miliiini alioot Five
Thousand twohur.drcd .iind Eighty (5390)
AcriS...:.:. 4. .--''':;-,:,:;;.' i
The property' however trifl be io!d lo
erofSuudnot l ihe acre. Terms: 'Cash
sufficient to psy the coti..f executing the , j
titist, t.hc debt prnrerl viiih ttte interest
due tin re u, ta $370, kinl the balaace "
to i e paid in tn o t quid payments in one .
,ba v,arsiYmn date ol sale with In.
from .... tafe for . uui. tnt
putchiser is to givt noies secured by a
deed of liust on the propeitv at hi ex
pense, or all cash at bis option, 7 7 -.
JOHN R. JENKINS, Tnutee.
AddrKS, Norfolk, Va. :
Sale of C)lty Irota. ? ,. ' '
' By virtue ol a Judgment ot the Super. .
ior court of Craven county in the Civil 7
n..itAu iri, nna ArriAMmUtM.
era of Crwen county v MaryB. Brown
... 1. I ;il c.ll a, ....l.lln .. .Inn f...
aiw. . mil nn ijuviiv. nn , ...u, . . .
d,, t the court irons door of Craven
Monday, November S'llh. low, at ii
o'clock, nnon, being the first day of the V"
.-,,,.. , n, i,iDkM i.i.in.r ,i,. rnn.. .
x" a i iriiu ui ine eujje. lur i-uuib ut visTvsi
in It al Ksiste: -7 .
Lots Nns. 80 and 61 in the olan of the
est lie of Joshua Kcott, deceased, situated
on the west fcle of West street (between
Cedar and Elm ttrecle) in the City of
New Berne, No. 9 township, Craven
county. North Carolina, being the Mine
lots c'onvtjed by F. C. Roberts, Clerk
and Muster in Equity toEdward Brown,
by deeil recorded in book No. 82, (olio
44, Office of. the B giiter ol ' Deed of
Ctaven county, and atterward devised -bf
said Edward Brown to Isaac K.
Brown by his last will and Teitameot,
recorded In Bonk "E" or Will of laid
County, Folios 113 and 113. :
. This October 80th. 1896. 7 - v : ',
CHARLES B, THOMAS, ' ' "
Commission efc
Commissioner's Sale ot
VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to judgement of the Super!
or court ol Cravn county, N. C, tea .'
dered at May Term, 1806, ia tbat certain
action entitled A B. -Dwod Dd Ann
C. Dawson vt Geo. F. Hill and Bsrth C.
Hill, his wife, appointing the undersigned
commissioner to sell ih Und hereinafter
described, I will sell at Ibe court hoot
door ftrNew Berne, Craven Connty, N.
0. on Monday, the 30lh day of November,
1896 Oing lb first day of Fall Term,.
1800, ol Ciaven coun'v Superior court) '
at twelve (12) o'clock, noon, to ' the
highest bidder frr cash, the (U
lowing described Real Estate, to wit: All .
that piece or parrel of laid lying and be
ing iu the County of Craven, Township
No. 0, end known and designated a fol .
lew, vis: Being tbat tract or parcel of
land whereon the parties of the first part
(the said Geo. F. nd Burah O. Hill now
reside and rdioining the lands of Cicero
Green, Sins Heath, Cbarle Weathering- '
ton and Uezikiah Davis and containing
200 acres. . ... - -
Thi October BSrd, 1898.
" H. L. GIBBS, CommlMioner.
Commissioner's Sale,
In pursuance or the power conferred
npon u.e by judgment ot the Superior
court of Craven county, at it May Terra,
1890, io an action wherein New Bern
Buildins & Lotn Asaneiatio ia Plaintiffs .
and YV. fi. Cohen und Theresa Cohen er
als, tie defendants, I will expos to sale
at public auction et the court bonse doer
in New Berne to the highest bidder for
cosh, on Tuesday, 1st day ol December,
at Ibe hour of 13 o'clock noon Ot being
thcsicoi.d duy of the Fall Term of tbe
8uperior court) all the lollowing described
property, to wit: -
Twenty shares of stock In Series No. t
of Ihe New Berne Building; k Loan Aseo- '
elation, all the following described piece,
parcel or tract 01 lan-l situated and b.
ing In the City ol New Berne. County of
Craven, State of North Carolina, lying on
too ooutneaai corner 01 rouock tnd Han
cock streets, and 00 Hancock street, d
Joining land of J. W. McMic, now Tbpe. .
Daniels on tbe east and the Methodist
church, known as Howard' Cbapei on
the South, and Hancock street oa the
West, It being til the lands conveyed to
Theresa Cohen by William Cohen, ete. by
deed dated. Jnoua.y 23rd, 1891: which
deed It recorded in Ihe office of lb Reg
ister ol deeds of Craven county, in book
108; pnges . - - -
October 30, 1896.
;; P.H. PELLETIEB,
.'',''. , Commissioner.
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