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the m ran JODffliiL1TL.,ir.;r"-uS ( ' charles 1.5stetens. Kditce and Bbopeietor. New Berne, N. C, Feb., 23.1807. Entered t the Post office! at New Berne Consul in every senso of the word, St. C. as second class matter. amj not eko mt h;g preaent ri(icu. Notices ot cauroh and society and ail otter Ions salary by engaging in question entertainment rom which revenue is to be ab0 trft(je transactions. He should Of.rtvajl will ha nhanran fnr at Mia ratA nf Iiva ' e aline. I represent in foreign countries the Th bailt joumal (except Mouaay);u dignity of the American flag, and llvered by carrier in this city, at 50 cents m . . , . ' er,month our Treasury is strong enough to rnara Months, Invariably In advance, (1.00 see that he bo able to live decently "To"yeaiMotlna,lvan".c,;i.M. M , upon his pay. Up to the present Weekly jouknal one year, in ad ance.n.oo time American Consuls have been h? tST"" Ka,C9Bivc,,onl'",1'-c,,lionat;oircre.l wages which a respectable 'mechanic would decline as inado- rive eents per line win be charged tor (mate, and, as a consequence, our ards of Thftr.ks, Resolutions of Respect and , . , , . Mtuary Poetry; also tor Obituary Notices consuls, instead of being an assist- her than those which the editor himself ance to American commerce, have hall give as a matter ot news. The Journal will not under anycircum stances be responsible Tor the return or t lie ate keeping of any rejected manuscript. No exception will be made to this rule with re ard u either letters or inclosurcs. Nor will Editor enter into correspondence con eralnft refected manuscript. WELCOME TO NEW BERNE ! Welcome visitors, every one, to the New Berne Fair ! Welcome to New Berne, the en tiro city, it is open to you for von pleasure and welfare. The Tenth Annual Fair, is splendid one, and it is open now every visitor, and yon arc not mere ly visitors, but you are guests o : this city's, and the .ToritXAi. along with every citizen of New Berne wants you to enjoy yourselves an feel at home. And now friends and guests, while visiting in New liernc, do noi bo satisfied to spend all vour time ai the Fair grounds. Yon ran enjoy the Fair and also look around New Berne and spo what a delightful eit we have. I'eiiiembcr, friends and guests that this Fair is only New Berne in name- It is for you to enjoy, and we want you to feel that you arc more than repaid for visiting it. New Berne is only the place, the Fair and its many attractions arc lor tliose who come, to see, onjnj and be benefitted for having seen. welcome irienda to .New lcrnt and the Fair. Make this week ai enjoyable one in every particular. and our people will feel fully ropai ior ineir trouuie anu expense ir giving you this exhibition with it various entertainments. Bealhess Cannot be Cared by local applications, as they csnnot reach the diseased portion of tlie ear. There is only ono way tn cure deafness, and that is bv constitutional rcniedic Deafness is caused by au inllamcd condi tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tube. When this tube els iiJlum d you bave a rumbling sound of itnper- tect hearing, and when it is is entire! closed deafness "n Ilic result, :ind unlet: .tie intlainmatioo can be taken nut nnd this tube restored to its normal condition bearing will be destroyed forever; nine Cases out ot tun arc caused by catarrh. which is nothing but an iutlamcd condi tion of the mucons furfures. Wo will give OneJIIundrcd Dollars for any case ot Ueafuess (caused liy cuturrh that can not be cured l.y Hall's Culurrl Cure. Send lor circulars, tree. F. J. CUEXKV &, CO., Toledo. U. 8old by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family I'dls are the best. An Excellent Field. English manufacturers and mer chants are very energetic in develop ing their trade with South Africa, and the results are obviously good. American merchants would find excellent field for enterprise in tint' quarter of the globe if they took tin same steps to develop trade intercs' there. Africanders have need o American wagons, American ploughs American harness, American labor savii.g machinery of every kind, boots and shoes, furniture, to sa nothing of canned provisions. I mention only a few of the articles o1 American manufacture which or curred to me particularly on my last trip there. 1 he nature of Hon Ih African I i f 's so identical with many parts of our Western country that American goods are preferred to Knglish whci they can be got; but, unfortunate!) for Americans, the Knglish are al ways ahead in one respect at least Great Britain is represented through out the world b? a highly educated ana well-trained set of commercial agents, whose business it is to en courage trade between tho mother country and the outside world. There is no good reason why the United Sutes should not be equally well represented for iu;:h purposes, particularly in countries where American trade is struggling for a fair recognition. In South Africa we should have a Consul-General at the Cape of Good Hope, with a sal ary of not less than 115,000 a year Under him should be Consuls at Johannesburg,, Bloemfontein. Dor ban, Port Elisabeth, Delagoa Bay aoh of whom ihould have salary States should build ' a consulate worthy of its name, so that our rep resentatives should not bo forced to seek temporary shelter in lodging houses. The American Consul should be a acted rather as a hinderancc. I have known many instances of American consuls being notorious loafers and and drunkards, incapable of trans acting the duties of their positions. Harper's Weekly. A Moled AtlniifnOiMC. For four j ears 1 have been nlilicled with a very troublesome nasal catarrh. So teirible 1ms its n:iture bom llml when I I blew my nose small pieces of bone would frictunctly come out of mv inoillli and nose. The discharge was coiion tnd at times very offensive. My blooc became so impure that aiy general health wa ureally impaired, with poor nppelif ind worse digestion. Numerous medi rims were used w ithout relief, until 'icgim lite use nf llotntuc lllood I! dm II. II. IS.--nnd three bodies acted nlniot like magic. Since its npe, over a year. not a win :t oi!i b is relumed, and I fed in every way ipiite restored in health. mi an ol! citizen of Mlanla, and relet' to ilinost iit.vone living on 1'iillcr street, and mora particularly to Dr. L. M. (iillam, Alio knows mv ra n, Mrs. I'.i.i i:i th Knott, Atlanta, fi.i J)o:il buy substitute, said to be ."just as rood" but buy the old lelialile nno dandud ISIond Purifier rf the n,'C, H. IS. IS. $1.0(1 per large bottle. For (.sale ly Drug'-isls. Yultie ol Uouil Komls. "The value of good roads in Du val cnuiitv,'' says the Jacksonville ; r lit. I Jinies-l nion, "is now being Icninustrateii by the new comity road leading northward out ofSpring ield and curving eastward to the iyer. This road lias not yet been sompleted, but its progress has been i.arked by a livelier movement in oal estate through which it passes than characterizes any other portion f the county. At first tho move nent was of a speculative character, resulting in an appreciation in price of from .'ill to (in per cent. The speculation has been followed by more substantial development. Ill ustrious settlers are building liouset and intend to operate truck aud airy farms. This road is the niosi substantially constructed in tin Stite. It first cojt is considerable ibovo that of a shell road, but tin ilTerenco in the life of the two wil; prove the former to be tiie more economical. Ilic road docs not alum e lionstrate the value of good roach is a developer of the country, bit ulso that Florida contains native road-building material, the ipiarry ng anil preparation of which wil pen up a now home industry, capa ble of adding in two ways to the wealth of tho people first, in th leveloping of the rural districts, am secon 1, in keening at home tha money which would otherwise b- spent outside of the Stale." Itchlnjr. Irritated, tcnty, crnitrd Scalps, dry, thio, snd falllrir Hair, clvanwd, purified, ind braatl- fled tjr warm shiiiupooa with Coticcba Soir, nd occwionftl (iremintt of L'rTirci, purest of enioilleDU, ibe grfittit tkia curci. icura TrfMmeat will prod ace s, elfsn, heeHby Mp with I ai orient, laetroai heir, when ell e lee relic. old ttiitmrhmit Iht wrwld. Pms Dm aid Chbh. Cotp .Hnl Prxne., Hnamn. mr" fcU to product Laverlenl lUtr," melUd free. SKINS ON nRlS'MiS"4 Seed Irish Potatoes, Cement, Lime, T'-rra Cotta nnd ( hiinuey Flue Pipe, UaK und UiKKinil and Tie". J. E. Latham, SO. a RAVE' STREET. Nclicflnlc Tax ! I will have on Monday, February S2nd, tho IUU for the Schedule "II" Tax, and II partita Interested, ire renuettcd la come forward at toce and tettle for thia tax, ai I iiball only mike one Mil upon litem. JOSEPH L. IIAIIK. Bherlff Crareo Couoty. ChildrenjCry forJitcheriCastoria: Cut The highest tobaccos good as Every knows there is none just as good as r iTDfiEfi a iMsm&i V Ssiieliiigfolt You will find eaeti two ounce pons insiae cacti i,wr ounce bag of BUickwellV. 1 urbaiii. Buy a bag of t !i m cele brated tobaccos:: I ir::d the coiit.ou which gives a list of valuable presents and how lo get rnmtimajuLiJwm. JTTST DECEIVED ANOTHER BKi LOT Horses IE Mules, Allso Buggies, lioad Cui ts, Harness. Bobes and Wh;p, Cash or negotiable paper on J. W. STEWART, isj, to, :a. ; i, m.i am. IIROA l STRKKT. u. us. RALEIGH, N. C EVERY PUICH ofi:'j Article, IV EVERY I)E1A1STMEXT, A I Kvcr.v Opening the Spring. W E HAVE oj encd our ouel Ini oi'at'o.. f ,r Spring nnd Summer, reprcsent ng ll.e very bist uil n ost iksirnb'c j.oo:!- off, riin inaiitifacture in connection villi the test product ion'nl ti.eJ.Vmc rieuti Iconic NOVKIriKS IN l;rc-"Sill ., K-nh n'deries, l.iiecs, I.alics Shirt Wiiisis, White I'nilt ive;ir, ! in i s. ( I :i nii lics, (iintrliaii)', l'er ia!es,5c"nnilirici'. Kie. Everythini; new in Linen unci l.ue ( II cr; ( li il'.m ni.d I.nee Itucbea; Lace ;idir.n. Silk, Hull nud Va,l able X-k i.n.l S!.r. Rnniinis and Rolers Kdcincs: Vork, DertlMS and .Iilioti ol'I.aiT: S il l tib' utliowsniitlJXeeties-lheJbtKt li. se pc)inliir piicts lor wl.kh c i r stole i- "Write for 1 1 a b. 1 Sealed l'roiKunls nro olleied for 1 1- repairing of C'lairmoiit lirido nnd ulm r b Ms to Iniild a bridge, nerews Tieui ner cit llie loot ofMtt -ull sired. The CumiuiiMoircrj rcwivj the i to re ject liny m; nil lmn. All bids mut be i.'e jioMtel wit'i i lie it I ol Deed, on or i.cb.re the lir.t Joiid.j in March 1NH7. liy order Hoard of t'oininitsioner". i JOHN I'. WILLIS, Clerk Board Commission ra Notice ! TO TRIAL J I' STICKS ! The adjonrnecl Kebrunry Term of the 'ireuit Criniinal Court lor Craviu coun y will lw held on the 4th Monday o March next (biroh S!2nd, M7), In nl criiniDul nctiom cent to eourl jou will lull over delendiinti to that irrm ol tual ooun. W. M. WATSON . Clerk Circuit Critriual Ct ml C'ourt Notice. J Rons AND WITNESSES Miiiiinoned to at end the February term of I be fir euil Criminal Court lor Cruvcu county ate hereby noli lied that owing lo the abtenen of the Jud(e, raid Urm ol tald court w. dlouriKcl to the 4tli Monday io Match (March 22, I8II7). ThtNiine Juron tire tecjuired lo attend, V. M. WATSOS, Clerk Circuit Criminal Court. Npwlnl Notice! I All peraona Indebted to J, M. Howard, will pleooc mako Immediate acttlpment with me, P. n. I'ELLETIER, ', Aailgnee, . claim for other is "Just as Durham." old r.moker one roi pou inside. bap, md (wo cou them. S one an 1 two horse Wagons, which we aro selling for one an 1 two year time. New Berne, N. G, Tiinp THE LOWENT. ,,' n I 'hillon -SilW m.,1 s.ilm Kiw. i-r,!ev -'.o: n have yet shown, nnd at .,o e 1 l ; lu I. Samples. 1 p CC-.vc-TH. Dfld Trade-Marica Ahtained anrf all Pa) r-ntu:.Mr.ccomiurtcaii MoocnaTf tit. i lOonCrvier laOprasiTt U, 8. PATcNTOrno' l.itij c cantertire l italic la k tiluft Uuia Ummw' ErL-in tc fiotn Washntfton. : ir jvi, nrawin.n or phnto., wan dcr:p lirrn. i j alvse, it patcntuUa or not, frctt m! li.il re. t'lir tue n t due till patent H secure. ' A PAMPHliT. I1"W luOCUin raleatv witll o..t oi miub in ma u S. and fuccigii ogvnte i C.A.SNOW&CO:: SVfei J Op. Phttht Omei. Washirotom. o. e m . wv ibnh.- 'V IXPIHIIHOf. 44 MARKS, 1 uiaioHi, Anrofwi aanitlnt afcrtrh and oarrlplfn mi qiiu-ilr k'H iln. Ira. whi'tlim an inTentlon li pnir.iHr pat'iUM. t'oiiiiuiinlftatVina athrtlt ciMiililentl.l. (Hii,t aireiiev turaei-urliia: patenti In Amurli a. Wn ha a Wa.lin.alni, ,ni. I'alenla tHki'n thruuuh Uuum A Co. raawtva puciii iiiillm iii ll.a SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, t tra. Adufnag MUNN CO.. SHI llraaidwir, Maw V.rk. Why niOer with Conch, Cold, ind f.tCliope, h(D Laiatiti Bromo QntltiKg Kill cure you In one day. Doe not produce ll ringing In the bead like 8ulplmlen( Quinine. Put up io Ublcla eonrc okut for l.klnif. Ounranterl to cure or money refunded. Price 28 cento. For ale at Uradhaiii'a Pharmacy, aud all other Dm m.re. 11 S mm J m mm Mer & Co, uoke f in m NEW BERNE ACADEMK, , New? Berne. X.'V, I., Under the plan of reorganization, often thorough instruction id the Classical and English Courses Dy a corps oi eminent Educators from the University ot Korth Carolina, Horner's School and other noted Educational Institutions. Tuition Fees Monthly io Advance. Primary Department, fl.25 per month. Intermediate " 2.25 " Classical ' 8.00 " For further information,' apply or ad dress, JonN S. Lonci, LL., D. E. H. Meadows, T. A. Grekn, Board of Regents. Truxtee's Nale. IV rsttant to the power of sale conferred upon me as Trustee in a certain Deed in Trust executed to mo by Arthiu Jones and wile Caroline, dated the 15th day of January, 1895, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Craven county tu book 110; pages 8, 9, 10, and 11. The E. II. & J, A. Meadows Company hay iug requested me to lorecloso said Deed of Trust; I will fell at Public Auction at the t'ourl House iu tho city of Nesv Berne at 12 o'clock, m., on Monday the 22nd day of March, 1S97, for cash, the follow- described real estate: Beginning at Allen Korncgay "sou tho south side ol Netisc road,dislnnceof nine and nine tenths poles,wcst of J. A. Meadows and Eliza H Knox corner by the side of said road and opposite the lands formerly occupied bj Israel P. Nelson, running by aud with said road north .14 A degrcevrest 100 8-10 poles to a stone on the south side of said road, then painllcl with the dividing lim between said J. A. Mendows and Knox's. south .'1:1 degrees, west !74 poles to a lint known as the old Bryan line, and aI?o the line of liobt. Rotiutree, thence will mid line north 7(1 degrees, cast 42 poles to Alexander Mitchell's Miulhermost corner n said line, thence wiili Paul Mitchell' me north .'!:! degrees, eai-t 143 poles to his nortliwesterninost rorner nnd the cor ner rl said Eliza II. Knox on the bank ol large ditch, thence with said ditch and Mitchell's litic 55 degrees, eat 8S poles to is and said Knox's corner in snid J. A. Meadows line, thence with said .1. A, Meadows line north :!3 degrees, east 5u- J-100 poles to V. Hunter's corner,thence ith his line and parallel with Neuse 'oad aforesaid degrees, west 19 9-10 poles to Ins corner, thence north 113 do- rees, east and parallel with saidj.1. A. Meadows line with hunters nnd Allen Ivornegay's line to the beginning, con tailing 96) acres more or less, being the same land conveyed by deed to Kdwaid 3. Henderson and James II. Ellis by Eliz II. Knox, dated September 27th 1873, recorded in the Register of Deed's office. Craven couuty, book 107, pnges 3158 and 259. Also one other tract ol land in saM county nnd State, lieginning at the upper corner of the poor-house land ind tunning with the western lice of said poor house land, north 38 degtees; east 101 poles to Walter Duffy's line, thence north 42 degrees; west 48 polos to John Tttstice's corner in said Darby's line,llience ilong the dividing line ol said Justico lo Mrs Foster's corner, thence with Iter eastern line to the mam or Ncuso road, iht nee down said road to the beginning; containing 39 acres more or less, also another piece or parcel of land lying iu the same county and Stale, bounded nt follows, viz.: Beginning at the uppei corner or division coiner between the the lands ol Nathaniel II. fc'trejt nnd the heirs of Jno. Justice, on the north tido ot the Neuse ro.td, running down snid niad 50 poles to a piue slump, thence north Ifl degrees tat to said Justice line, thence with the stoic south 7:1 degrees, west o the liret station, containing 10 acres more or less, being the same land conyey- ea by Nathaniel II, Street to Mary foster and Mary . Gulcncia by deed dated Feby. 3rd, 1800. Also another piece of land lying in the tnmo couuty, begin- ning at the i.orthwcst corner of a tract ol land containing 21J acres conveyed lo the wardens of the poor of Craven county by Dutant Hatch by deed, dated Oct. 21st ' 1821, thence with the northern lino of Iht same south 57) degrees, east 64 polee to the N. E. corner of the same, (hence with the line ol another tract of land convey ed to the said wardens by 8uan Ormsbu and John T. Lane by deed dated In 1830. north 30 dcgieca, east S7 poles log point 20 loet South ol said Walter Dttrly'i line, thence parallel with the tame north 52 degrees, west 64 polos, thence south degrees, east 42 28-100 pole, to tho be ginning, containing 13 acres more or leas; also another piece of laud in the satm county and Slate, bounded as follows, be (Inning at lh 8. W. corner of lbs plect of the land deeded to tho said Wardens by liuranl Hatch on October 21st, 1820, thence running d jwn and along the north ide of said Neuse rood south 674 degree east 10 poles lo ditcb (orj water course llioni s along said ditch or water course, in a N. E, direction to the back line o: wld piece of land, thence with said back line north 671 degrees, west to the N. W Colter of said niece luticl.lhenes with tr.ai sideul sd piece ot Ian J south no degrees, i io iuv uruiuninir on tuu Mtu-t mail ooDtainlog a 8-4 actet oiore or leas. Hits I3lh day ol rebraiiry, 1807. ,. . T. A. GREEN, Trustee. GOAL! G0AL! We sell only the tery belt . quality of .lVlilte Afth onI. EGQ, STOVE AND CHESTNUT SIZES. Orders left at the Yard, rear nf uaoanurn a uuictt store, or at t . a., ' oflice, 63 South Front street, will reooi re prompt attention. II0LI4STER COX, 'fbone 34. FINANCIAL. Farmers & Merchants ...BANK... Bsganl BtoBlzLesslf cay.p. 801. Capitol Stock, paid la,.. ......... ,.7S, OOO.O Surotua. ..8,000.00 Undivided Profits . ,i soo.eu OFFICERS: L.1H. Cutler, President. SSW. 8.CHADWICK, Vice Pres. T. W. Dkwkv, Cashier. J. W. Ilium., Teller. F. F. Matthkws, Collector. With welt established connections thl Bank Is prepared to offer aU accommoda tions consistent with conservative banking. Prompt and carerul attention given to col lections. We will be pleased to correspond nth those who may contemplate making ouaiu'es or ooeuutr now accounts. r. A. Green. Ties, F.II. Meadows, Vice Pret CITIZEN'S BANK OB" XTHJ W BBBNB, 1ST. O. DO A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESt The Accounts ot Banks. Bankers, Corpot- atlons. Farmers. Merchants anil others re eeived on favorable terms. Prompt and care nit attention given to ine lniei est oi our cug tomers. uouecuons a topeetaiiy. DOAKD OF DIRECTORS. ITerdinand Ulrlch, E. II. Meadows, J. A. Moadows. Chas. DuUv. Jr. Samuel W. Ipock, JamitS Redmond, Chas. II. Fowler. Maver Halm. . W. Uralnxer, Thomas A. Ureeo, Hi. w.smanwooa. c.k.fov. cieo. N. Ives, W. F. Crockett. J. A. 1IKVAN, TIMS. DANIELS, rresltleitt. Vice Prea, 41. II. ItOIIEKTS. Cashier. The NATIONAL BANK. Ok NHW BERNE, N. V. INOOBPOHATED 1886.' Capital $100,000 Surplus Profits, 98,168 DIRECTORS: Jas. A. Biitan, Thos. Daniria J. II. IlAOKUUHr L. llAKVKV li. K. UlKiior- 3 '"AS. S. IlKVAN, BINO, IIONN, U. II. KOHKUT ' Ono TIioiiKmul for One (Tuade;maiik.) ACCIDENT TICKETS. The Inter-State Casna Company, of Now York, gives Til ItEE MONTH'S Insurance $1,000 for $1.00r to men or women, oet wren unl m years ot ao.lnalnst fatal pirMT- AfriiiiMiiH h row, oi' on mcyeieH Ili)iscs,Wiit;ms, llorxe Curs. Hfiilroad Carv KIcviiliT-l. Ifrultift, 'i'rnlli'v ami 'atl Oars SU'aiiiMtilpH.sti'itinttoata ami St oaiu Feiries For Nftl By S.H. Strata WM. H.! OLIVER, ,1FE FtRR MARINE ACCIDKNT. FIDELITY, KTKAM IIOILRV Insurance. NKWBRKN, A nnnihor of Tlmfl-Trlpd ami Flrr t.MtArt ever i:,uuu,tniu asst-ts ronreseiitej NOTOAUY rUHMC. Commissi nrr of Ot p(1h for Now York. Con- ntH'tlfut and Pennsylvania. I' A,'cnt Mutlona) itoanl Mir ine t'uder ITJI. IH'NX, JAS. I!F.1)M0NI. I'rfshlcnt. Vice I'res. B. S. (il'ION, Seclj. A Trr-as. New Berne Ice Co- Mannfactnren o Pure Crystal Ice, Prom Dittilkd WaU-r. Oat-put 20 Tons l)..ilv. ( nr Loud Lots Policiled. lee delivcrcl d iily (exc cpt Sundays) C m, lo 0 p tu. Sundays (rotuil only) 7 a. ni. Jo 12 loon, tor prices aud other iiiforiuulioii. adcltess. P.. S. f!'.TIO, Mnnaeer. I ' For Girls, ItAjLEIGJIN. . k . Ihohaator Term of the Fifty fifth aclionl year will begin January Htll, 1HH7. Z v lliorongh instruction givon in every department. Certificate atlmita to Vasear. KEV. R SJIKDIvS, A. M E.'VY. Smallwood Under Hotel Chattawka, South Front Street, New Berne, N,,C. FULL LINE OF GhexioxetdL Haid-waro Stoves, Urpeoleri Tools, Cutlery, Table Ware, Barbed Wire, CalvaniajliFif, J'ampa, Iii ine, 1 'luster .- anil Ccmont. tirrprsonal attention lo the prompt and correct Olllnir of all Ar. dors. PROFESSIONAL. F. M. Simmons, A. D. WarsT Simmons A Ward, ATTORNEYS and IC0UN8EL0RS at ' LAW. i ' NEW BKltNE.lK C. Practice In Craven. Carteret. Jones. Lenoir and Onslow and Pamlico oountlea, and the Supreme Court, (mice at No. US Houtli Front street, opposite Hotel unattawka. P. II. Pelleller, ATTORNEY AT LAW.; Middle Street, Lawyers Brick: f Building. v tarteret, Jones, unsiow aim ramuco. u. - j 'UU II Utl lisff WlllO M"I UUjll OUIO VVUI w ut the State. Win. W. Clark. Owen II. Union Clark & Guion, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW, New Berne, N. C. Executor's Notice. Having this day qualiflcd as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Patay Ann Oaskins, all persons holding claim agaist sau)Kstatc are renncsted to d resent, the same to nic duly verified on or before twelve months from Ihe date hereof, or this notice. will bo plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate wil khvi? make '""n'a'c payment. This January 22nd, 1897. V. 8. COX, Executor of Palsy Ann Gaskins deceased. Ci.aiik & ttnio.N, Attorneys. Aliuiiiis(ralorM Notice The undersigned having duly qualified aa administrator of tho estate of John Lewis dcccnseil, "Hereby notiliee alt persona tm in j; claims ngainst snid estate to pre cnt them duly verified to him on or be fnra the 2!lrd day ol .innuarr 1898. or this otao will be pleaded tn bar of their" recovery, au persons inociucd to saiU stale are liereby nolilied to make prompt payment. Dated the 23rd day of January, 1897. thos. f. McCarthy, Admist'r of Jolin Lewis deceased. Wm. K fi arkk, Attorney. Notice! State.of North Carolina, t. raven l ounty, In the Superior Court, Nullum Fisher, vs Notice, No Maine Fisher. To Maltic Fisher, the defendant in the above entitled action. Tiike Notice! That an notion entitled as above, has Iicen iuslitutod against you In tho ffuperl or rotirt of snid county, for a divorce from the bonds of tmitriinouy for legal causes, nnd you are hereby required to tppear at the ISpiins; Term of said court o lie held on the 3rd day of May, 1897, ind nnswer or demur to the complaint lovvon lile in the ClcrUV o Mice of said ourt, or the relief demanded ia said complnint will lie Rmntid. Th 5!h tiny ol February, 1897. W. M. WATSON, Clerk Superior Con it. I no. II. Whitb, Ally, for Plaintiff. Not Ie of Sale, Or Urge llodv of Valttahle Timber. Pinsuant lo a judgment of the Superior court of Jones county, in that certain nc.ion in sneeiai iprorcetliug rntitlett O, li. Fov AiiniiiiiHtrulor, II. Jenkins, dc ceased, vs. Fmnk M. Jenkins, and others HllHIltH, mill L. M. lliulnot irunnlian fi said uifHiits hy which judgment the said t :. K. Foy admiuislrator whs appointed commissioner to sell Haiti limber and '. lands. The undersigned commissioner as' directed hy snid Judi'iiicnt. will nn Una. day the Hth day of March 1897, at 19 o'clock m sell U) tho highest bidder for n hi me i;ourt llouso door in Trenton -all the limber of ever? kind Standing and growinir, or otherwise meastirina above 10 inches at the base when cut, with the privilege to the purchaser of ten -years to cut and remove the same upon the following duscrilnd tracts of land- one tnict of land lying in Jonus County, known as the. Mct'abe tract, described as follows to-wili Ilegiiining at a Mulberry tree slnndingon White Oak road, about IIX) yards Kust of the Trenton road folk, then with Ihe White Oak road Hoiith and tast .) Trenton folk, ,( p TreqloS road N. 13 E, 128 pole, to the crook of till) rOHll lllkt hv a nnnJ .1 kT O, H est lllj poles to a long strewed pine, then with the Sanderson line S. 831 West 1114 Doles to n HI.Lrk fi.,m ' above the head of Wm. Mundine branch in a Hat. then 8. SW W 111 rwilssa in s take In the run of the Branch, then down the various ennaea nf th. a.1,1 Mundine ilrnncli to Whim n.i, then down the snid rlvir tii a ataka a, ti.a . South end of the Btcvcnson-Manly, some- ....... unmu inu rumpromise line, tliea North 121, East tug nohts tn lha ry, Ibe beginning, containing in acres more or less. ? Also the timber unnn on otKn. traM In the said counlv of Jnnpa. Iwlnnlna. .i Ultison's bridire. runninir with tha main or public road up to Amos Heath's Hue on said public Mad near the Trenton road, then with the various ctiiiincs of his lino to tho river kouwu as the Roberta low round, also uotlnr i.i...- of land begiiitilng at Hiiiilli's lill bridge, running up with the Pollokiville road to Huck Havannah road to Lewis Dynum's no, then with his line to Amoa Heath's line, thence with his and Lewis Urn urn's M. Olclllcld nes. lhrnr will, il..,lr -ll.vJ to Ihe liver. lluniw llfatVM I Law -i aiaaa. t y Sl.ao beginning. The two last describrd Iracls being the lands a Holed to the heirs of B, Jsnkins la the division of the lands be- ""ging,io iiyntim and Jenkins (Lewie llynuin and Hb.II Jenkins derraaed), aaJ tracts cnnlnlnlpg about 750 scree. The titntaM aluiVf, n,n,ill..aA.l m.111 i.a sold In trada. This February tl, 1H)7. n t f.M Cotnn'ilajJoner. II. L aiHHS, AtUirney, Cast AaicTS stimulale llvtr. kiilners and bowels, Never sU ken, ireskeuCor gripe.