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TSS If BERNE JOPBM CHARLES Ik. STEVENS. KDITCB AND PR6PBIETOB. New Berne, N. C, March U . 189?. Entered at the Post Office t New Beim M. G, a aeoond class matter. . Kotlce at Church and Society and all otrie) entertainments rrom wlilch revenue tettitx derived will be charged lor at the rate of nvc a lino. Thb Daily Journal (except Monday) i: ,: Uvered by carrier in this city! at eocentt er month : Cbui Mouths, Invariably In advance, J1.0t OXK YEAB V' " " . One year not In advance, ffi.00. WenLT Journal one year, In ad ance.fl.Oi Advertising Rates given on' npp .cation at e ufltan. Five cent por line will be cnnmml lot arils ot Thanks, Resolutions ot Kespectam -' Obituary Poetry; also for Obituary Notlcei her than those whieh the editor lilrn.se). 1 ball give as a matter ot news. The JodrBal will not under nnycircuru . stances be responsible for the return or tin ate keeping ot any rejected manuscript. Nt exception will be made to this rule with rt ard vo either letters or inclostires. Nor wil adltor enter into corresionJence cot ernlnit relccted inamtscrli't. The original meaning of patriot ism, the following of its litera meaning in deed and net ion b those of former times, both in wai And civil life, and the application o patriotism today, seems so which divergent as to cause many to doub the existence of patriotism, in it true sense, and its being extinct. Perhaps this seeming etinctioi of patriotism in the alTairs of toil a; is altogether due to the peculia situation of our material imitter the absence of any issue that ap peals to our natures, as would : foreign invasion or iuterfeienc with American citizens or thei rights. Instead our conflict nr , A , , those over every day questions, th struggle for a temporal existence, tnd tlio clash with others in thi fight drives away thosa better emo tions which should animate us, am lake patriotism as much a factor ii our civil life, as it would be if thii country was in conflict with a foreigi If patriotism xhould become i reality in our every life what a de ference it wonld make in the world, and yet in liying a life of charitable ness, there is found a wondoifu amount of patriotism, but few then are who would apply it in the strug gle for a financial or social supre macy, or the gratification of per gonal ambitions. In the financial fight of today, very effort of the contestants is foi -Vol merely the success of self, but the overthrow of others. The political campaigns of todai re filled with a mixture of patriot ism and personal greed, patriotisn. being served to the shouting crowd before election day, and being en tirely ignored when that day ha. passed. No greater opportunity is fur nished any one today than is that offered the politician to act tin patriot. In success, ho may subor dinate self interest, the gratification of which may lead to discomfort ol his town or section, and loukiup flrst to the promotion of the bust interests of his community, eecun these even if his personal designt may not receive all that heart could desire. It is in this utter lack of true lovt of people and section, which so per vades our civil life, as is most strongly exemplified in our politi cians, that causes tho cry "patriot ism is dead," which is so fre'iuenth heard. The extensiou of o.iu man power in the control of finance, sociel) and government in this country i. leaiing to the extinction of patriot ism. It is not the thought of otliott which first enters tho mind, but it is the gratification of personal inter est and anibitions,aiid in the strug gle to satisfy theso all else is forgot ten, time rolls on and selfishness, to the exolusion of all else, preilomi-. nates. Yet with the apparently hopeless, Beatorea t Haalth. It vou are suffering with out tkin 01 blood diseases, Rheumatism, Cutiirrli. 1 Ulcers, Old Sores, Oncnil .Debility, etc , tend stamp to the Blood liulm Co., At lanta, Ga, for book ol wonrlvilitl cures, (res. This book will point the way to speedy recovery. Botanic Blood Baltn,(l). 11. B.) is man ufactured after a long tested prescription of aaemmeut phyiclan, ami is I he best building, up and blood purifying medicine la tin world. Beware of substitutes. Price 11.00 for large bottle. For sale by Druggists. ONE IN A THOUSAND. . Op maimer, m voral years ai(0, while railroading la Mississippi I became badly a Mac ted with malarial blood poison, that Impaired mi health for more than to ears. Several ofttuslvo ulcers appeared M my Um and nothing seemed to give permanent relief antil I took of Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.), which cured me otlnriy, M. D. Lam, Derersux, Qs. outlook, the appearance of a world which seems'to seek sell alone, there is a latent patriotism. The time it not here for its urgent display, but some day it wilt burst forth, glori fying its surroundings by itsjappear tnce and arouse' mankind to tin icnso o its duties. ; The'e Is more Catarrh In this section ol lie country than all other diseases put to gether, and until Hie last few years wst appofsed to be incurable. " For a grcoi nany years doctors pronounced It a locn liscase, and prescribed local remedics,ani !y constantly feilina to cure with local refitment, pronounced H incurable, k-'k-uce has proven Catarrh to be a consti Uilional diseuse, and therefore require) t constitutional treatment. Hall's Cs anli Cure, manufactured by V.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only coosli lutional cure on Hie market. It is taker n tern illy in closes tffiu'lO drops to a ten ipoouful. It acts directly on the blooc ind mucous surfaces of the system. The ilfer one hundred dollars for any case ii ails to cure. Send for circulars and test I tioniuls. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold liy Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. ACrour's Joke. Whether or not animals have a tense of humor is a difficult question ;o answer, considering that no on jan well interpret tho actions or ex pressions of these creatures; yet .here are occasionally incident) .vhich seem to indicate that they art capable of having humorous seqsa ,ions. The writer of this paragraph oner L ived in the vicinity of a person wbc vas fond of taking and bringing up moling crows. It was tho custom U jlace a basin of water, every morn- ng, in too yara, lor me young creatures to usually a trc to bathe in. There wat ottble between them ai io who should have the -first chanc it the bath. On one occasion ont lucceeded in obtaining the coveted privilege. As Boon, 'however, as he had finished It's ablutions, ho quietly jumped out of tho basin, took tht stlgc of tho basin in his beak and .hen tilted it over, throwing out all .he water. Then he walked away with an air of triumph. It was cer tainly his object to play a joke on lis less ftrtuoate fellow crows. More recently a pair of fowls were loticed in the highway. As iB well mown, tho cock birds often call the ions for a choice piece of food it nay be a worm or something vise. ;)u tliis occasion the hen was a long listanco away. The cock took a unall pebble in his mouth, and then ;ave a cluck to t.ie hen to come and ret it. The hen rushed vigorously oward her lord and master, who .hen quietly dropped tho pebble and ftrutted away. The hen came to ook for what she supposed was a lelicious morsel, but could find lothing among the pebbles, whero lie supposed something good was in oservc for her. Tho glittering eye if the mail bird surely indicated .hat he thought he was practicing a Htgejokoon his life partner. It vas evident, however, that she could ,iot see the joke; and there is no louht but that a curtain lecture wa? iwaiting him when his lordship re turned. The Forum. MAItCU, 18! 7. Taxation, Its Sum, Juftiftaition.nnd Mttl:- oJ, Hon. Peiry Belmont. Tne Anglo-Americnn Arbitration Treaty. Hon Frederick It. Coudert. Nime Comment on 1 lie Treaty, Tluodore S. Wooly. Prolissiir of Iulernnlional I.iws at Vale 1'uiveraity. lit com Triumphs in Medicine and Surg ery, DrCeo. F. Shrady, Editor of tht "Jlcdicul Record.'' The Torrcy Bankrupt Bill, Hon. J. L. Tcrn-y. mericau Excavations in Greece, Ikaiia, Anlhedoo, TliUlie, J. Gennadi no. Mr. Cleveland and I lie (Senute, Jumes (cliouler. Kansas, Its Pretent and Future, Williiim Alien White, Editor ol the Emporia ;Kan.) 'Gazelle." Sew Letters of Edward Gibbon, Frederick Harrison. What are Normal Times? E. V. 8oia'IcT, Editor of the "North-West MaKazh e " Is England's Industrial Supremacy a Myth? 8. N. North, Pect'y of the Nut'l Ass'n of tVool Manufacturers. Modern Greece, The late l'rot. John Bin art Black ie. ksw Tonic: THE FORUM PUBLISHING CO., Ill Fifth Ave., Asenta, W.DUNN, JA8. BEDMOND, President TleePres. B. S. OCION, Reety. Treas. New Berne Ice Go Kaaafactarera . Pure Crystal Ice, From Dirtlllod Water. Out-put 20 Tods Di.ilr. Car Load Lots Boliclted. los delivered dally (except Sundays) I a. m, to p. m. Buadave (mull only) 7 a. " m. to 12 oooa. For prices and other information, address. ft&GUIOX.Maotger, lousHess Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents dlge Uon and permits food to ferment and putrify Is the stomach. Then follow dirtiness, headache Insomlna, nervousness, and, If not relieved, bilious fever or blood poisoning.. Hood's Pills stimulate the stomach. Pills rouse the liver, cure heartache, dizziness, eon stlpation. etc. 25 cents. Hold by all druggists. Tueonly Pills to take with I Hooti s sarsapunua. LONDON MADMEN. Some of tho Qiu-er Character That Hanni : the City Streets. A There l scaively a neighborhced ir Lobju wliich cannot boast of its local madman. Some strange or eccentric fig ure is to be fonud in every parish ma in almost every important thorongbfitrc Marylebene has a religious uinnia who is by profession a collector of . rep and bonea . - Smith Kensington a short 'time age possessed two madmen one who imag ined himself to be Napoleon awl wulkec slowly backward, and forward, gravely saluting every one he met, and anothej who firmly believed himself to be Hen ry VIII. It is said that on ono occasioL he accosted a famous physician and in structed him to get him a divorce frorr Anne Boleyn. "If yon can't manage it ni'.y other way," he said, "off with hei head, off with her head!" A man in Broinpton would hnil aW and drive to a cettain street in Chelsea. There he would wander np and dowi for hours lookinp iu vain for a honst whieh had been pulled to pieces nearlj 80 years before. It had evidently beer associated with some important crisit in his life's history, and his mind re fused to dissociato itself from the spot At one time there came forth every eveuiug from across Westminster bridge, walking along Whitehall to the Strand, a man wearing a long overcoat with i ape, a soft hat and leggings. lie had i bnnch of primroses or yellow flowers o some kind in his buttonhole and an other iu his hat. He carried a pipe am strode along with bent head and witl one hand behind his buck. Ho ignore everyone, looked neither to the righ -uor the left and wulked always at th samo rato. Every now and then In would suddenly throw np his hands am shout in a deep voice, ' 'Here's to th Jacobites all over England I" Thru b would march on as before, and pcopl who turned in alarm would see nothin; but an ecceutrio looking figure, goiu; steadily in the direction of the Strand Pearson's Magazine. LINCOLN AT SCHOOL. A Schoolmate of the Frrfridcnt Tells o Ills Early Life. Mr. George H. Yeuowiue contribnU a paper on "The Birthplace of Lincoln' to St. Nicholas. Mr. Yenowino qnott the following from an old man unmei Austin Gollnher, who went to echor with the emancipator: "Lincoln was a; unusually bright boy, and he made Root progress in his books better than nl most any ono clso in school and h studied very hard, although ho wi young. He would get spice wood Leslie, mid hack thcin up on a log and put i few of them in tho fire nt a time I make a light for him to read bis look by. It did not make a very good light but it was all he had ut night. Ycuu; Lincoln was never geed looking. H was angular and awkward His motbc: was a rather i-lim woman of midinn height. Tom Lincoln, his father, wa tall. Abe was not very much like him for Tom Lincoln had a fuller face an was of a heavier build." In answer to a question as to Lin coin's brothers or sisters, tho old mat brightened up and said: "Oh, yes, hi bad a sister. Her name was Sally, nui sbe was about my age. That was cn reason why I thought so much of Abe But when the Lmeohis moved to In (liana I did not say gcodby to either o' them. "I next 'heard of Lincoln severs years afterward. It was said that- fat would make rails during the mn.uir and thus earn money to go to school Then I beard no moro of Lincoln cnti ho wu nominated for president. I toll the boys that no matter what happened I was going to voto for Ale. 1 said ; was goitig to vote for him if it was tht last act of my life, lecauHe I had plnyet with him when a boy, and I was flat be bud gone rip in the world, and I di( vote for himl" said the old man. Not Full Vet. Tho world is by no means full up yet Queensland has still an area of 430, COO, 000 at res to a population of about 400, 000 peopla Its government has lately been offering more tempting condition: to settlers, who may now hold ordinary land for 20 yean at a rental ot three peno per acre, while "scrub land" may l se looted iu areas np to 10,000 acres and huh for 80 years at an average rental p aero of very much less than a penny This ought to be good news for man struggling for a bare living in the moth er country. Of course the climatio con ditions in many portions of the colony are trying, but so they are in western Australia, which at the present time i adding 760 per week to its population, and the revenue of which has been In creasing at a rate far outstripping the calculations of Its treasurer. Bnt thb may be only temporary, and it may be that Queensland will be the borne ot millions of cmr fellow countrymen aftel the golden age in the west of the colo nial continent has passed away." Wost niinstar Gazette. Aadenl Wills. The antiquity of legal methods is curiously illustrated by the recent dis covery of the oldest will extant This unique document was unearthed ' by Professor Perrie at Kaham, Egypt, and is at least 4,000 years old. In its phra seology the will is singularly modern iu form, and it is said that it might be ad mitted to probate today. . Thm Amtm fsianasaasa. She Wasn't she natural in the sleep ing aoene? , Her Huabsfid Vry. Bbe couldn't bave been more natural mile alio snor ed. Brooklyn LI fo. .:.., Corks for bottles Were flrst manafao tared la Rpaln and Italy seme time dor ins; tlx fourteenth ecntnry. Corkscrews were eontnmuosaneows with cork. The only fortn-as of ennaeqnenoe in I Denmark Is the capital, Copenhagen.- Incorporation Xolice4! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' 'Cravtn County. :, J , In Office Clerk Superior Court. ' Notice is hereby given of the incorpor. 1 ition ol the New Berne Tobacco Ware house' Company, that the names of tht incorporators are N. H. Street, B. S. Guioo. 0, X. Watson, J, n,; Ilackburo, H. B. Duffy, E. K, Bishop end J. R. Fsrker,.Ir .ind such others as they may associate witl them; that the principal place of businesi Jhall be in New Berne, N. C, and Us gen aural purpose and business is to the leas ing, purchase, building' and ' maintenance of tobacco warehouse or warehouses.atie ill other necessary offices, buildings and machinery in or near the City . of Ne Hcroe, State of North Carolina, and li o;h other jplsses in said State or else here as it may desire and the conductini ot a general sales tobacco ware Louse bun less or. both, and the doing and "perform--tag of every act and thing lbatjat("ii)ai leem necessary thereto,, will! "power. u nake suck contracts with, any vend ah xrsons ss may be deemed necessary ant expedient for tbe,successiul condnct o iaid business; that the duration ol the cor poration shall be fllty yearn; the Capital it ive thousand ($5,000) dollars with pnvi ege to increase to one hundred tbousanc lollars. divided in one thomand sliat'es o he-par valine of one hundred dollars each W. M. WATS0N7O. I Schcflnle "B" TaxJ I will have on Monday, Fobruary 22nd. Iio lists for tho Schedule "B" Tax, ant id parties interested, are requested tt ouic forward at eneeand settle for thi; ax, as I shall only mcke one sail upoi. hem. JOSEPH I'- HAHN, ; j Sheriff Craven County. . !ro1i?e. : Having bcen appointed ndmimsiratoi if Winnie Pope, deceased, T hereby - no ity nil persons having claims against salt Yinnie Pope to exhibit same to me on -oi efbre February 13th, 1898, or this cotici ivill be pleaded In bar tbei'eof. All pet 008 indebted to said Winnie Pope will nake immediate payment to me. ' j ROBERT G. MOStlLY, Administrator of Winnie Pope. Fcby.12, 1897. Mortgage Sals?. ,j By virtue of a power of sale containec . i a mortgage made and executed in lenj. Richard to J. A. Morton, on thi . Jth day of July, 1895, and recorded-ir tie collector's ottice, District of Pamlico, 1. C, port of New Berne in liber 14 : ilio 58, 1 will sell for cash,' to tlie- high st bidder, at the court house door ii Jew Berne, Craven county, N. C, oi uv 1st day of April, 1897, at 12 o'olocl ioon, the following property: Tbi .clioouer Luvenia Iticliartl, more pat .ccutar discribed in the mortgage nbovt vlcted to, to which reference is here by made. J. A. M6RT0N, Mortgagee March. 1st, 1897. , ' -. . 1 1 &R. S. TUCKER & CO., BALEIGH, N. C To these who Desire . , , . To Dress Correctly, , To Dress Economically. Our prenerations for the coming teasoi iavi been oa a much larger scale thai iver More. The more we sell the smol tir leicentage we rhall requite. TU noie wo buy the cheaper e caL afford tt atl'. It ir, therefore, beneficial to you in butt :ajf, to give us a full share ol jour pat rJuage,for which we thank you in advance Our New Stork f Sfiios goods is complete, our assort ieu Us bewildering, onr styles exclusive, .ir ptices moderate. , .' oua NEW PBKSS GOODS. ' fissiie Fautatle, Damassee Itichelieu.Gar j'acouuec, Georso de Crapean, Cheviot. t'id de Poule, Canvas Beurttte, Grtna n.e Jafpa, Etamioe rcntclle, Drup Dt &le. . " - , - ' our haw black goods. Striptd, Jetted, Plain and Camel's Bab ircuudncs, Etamines, Solei, Ilomanis, ,'ieuj iffects, Buskttines, Drap Do ZUx anil Wool Novelties, Eodora, Ntin'i v'cilintt and Challlee. ' , OUB HEW aiLKS. (ibutai India, Moire Velour, Peon Ik soil, Vulque Moire, Moire Francalse, fU. taissauce sod Fasconne and new fancy orlpe, plain and woven dot silks. ' Write us for anything you want W i ive tbe largest and best selected stock ii tlie sou lb. t5H;amples cheerfully furnished all, W. ft & R & TUCKER X CO,, ' MAUtion, x, c, .. Notice! TTATI or NOKTH CAROLINA, Craven County, In the Superior Court, Nathan Fisher. ti J Nonca. Mattie Fisher. To Wattla Fisher, the defendant In the tboT milled action. Take Notice! Thai so action entitled as above, bat eeo in.iMoted against yon In the Super! court of said county, for a divorce 'row the bonds of matrimony for legal aunts, and yon are hereby required k tppear at the Bpriog Term of said Court o be held on tbe 3rd day of May, 1807, ad oer or demur to the complaint io on file In the Clerk's efHce of said court, or the relief demanded la said complaint Will be granted. '' Thai SUi day oi February, 1hQI W. M. WATSOJJ, ' Clerk Superior Couit, Oao. n. Wbitb. Atty. for riaiotlfT. J cut try a 10c. bos of Cascarets, tti doest liter and bowel regulalor ever niadi . NEW BERXE ACADEMY,; '..;V'":"'-ewJ Berne, NC,1. . (Under the'plan of reorganization," often thorough instruction in'tbe Classical and English Courses oy a corps oi emmeni Educators rrom the University oi Nortl Carolina, Horner's School and other notcr Educational Institutions.' . Tuition Fees Monthly In Advance. Primary Department,' . flj!3 per month Intermediate u .. 2.25 . ; Glassical " 8.00 . For further information, apply or ad liess, 7'-;, iJoun S. Long, LL.J D. -f . . : . X.H. Meadows, W-k T. h. Qtti.ES, . i " :r Board of Regents. .. - Trustee's Halr. Persuant to tbe pvver of sate eonferrte, ' i pon me as Trustee in a certain Deed in Crust executed to" me by;: A'rlhpi,i Jones ind wile Caroline, dated the loin day ol January, 1895, and recorded in the vfflci f the Register of Deeds of Craven count) a book 110; pages 8, 9, 10, and 11. Tbi II. & J. A. Meadows Compary hav og requested me to lorccloso said Deci if Trust; J will sell at Public Auction i he "curt House iu the city of New Bernt tt 12 o'clock, in., on Monday the 2Sui iay of March, 1897, for caBb, the' follow ,ng described real estate.' - Beglijuiu n llltu Korni'Kay'son the eouib' s'uie o icu?e ioatl,distanceof nine and nine leu U oles.west ol' J. A. Meadows and Eliza ii .vtiON corner by the side of said foad uui ipposite the lands formerly occupied bi liracl . P.. Nelson, running', by and will aid road north 54 J deiee?,wesl ,100 3-li oles to a stone on the south side of eait road, then paiallel with the dividing lin wlweeu Said J. A. Meadows aud Knox's ijutli 3 J degrees, West 374 poles to a lin. iiown as the old Brran line; liod alf .be hue of Robt. Rountree, thence- wtt aid line north 70 degrees, east 43 poles h Vltiaudtr Mitchell's suuthcrruost come ii said line, thence with said Mitcliell'i ine north 38 degrees, eatt 143 poles' U lis Boithnesternmost corner and the cui a-r cl suid Eliza H. Knox on. the batik 0 i tare ditch, thence with said ditch an. Jitcbell'i line 55 degrees, east 88 poles ti lis and said Knox's corner in said J. A Jcadows line, thence with said J. A Jeadows line north 83 degrees,' east Si 4-100 poles to W, Hunter's corucr.thenl .nil his'lmo and parallel With Ncut .-jad atbruald 85 degrees," west 19 9-li luies to his corner, tlitoce north 33 de ,recs, eat and paialk-1 wilb satilkJ. A Icndows line Willi buntc-in and Alibi vomeaj's line to the beginning,- con nnm litij acres more or lets, being tn uuie laud couvcyed deid to Ettwaii 1. rJcndti-sou and James II. Ellis b. ilizi tl. Knox,' dated September. 27m .873, recorded In Dm l!ej mlcr of lleeu' -ifice, Craven county, book 107, page. )58 and 259. Also one other tract o md ia said county and State, bui'inning a ie upper corner of llie poor-house laut ad ruaniui? with the western lite of sat ' joor house, laud, uorth 38. degieet eat .01 poles' to Walter Duffy's line, 4hcou urih 43 degrees; west 43 poles to Joh, usiice's corner in said DuUysline,lheni .long the dividing line ot said Juslica tt Jrs Foster's eoruer, tlicnce witti lit. .isturo Hue to the main or Neuse roao luce down said road lo the begiuumu. utaiuing 39 acres mora or less, ak .uotjicr piece or parcel el loud lying n ie same couuty and SUle. bounded a illuwa, viz.: Bciuniog "at the uppt oruer or division corner batween ti Uu kinds ol Nathaniel II. Street and tlu eira of Juo. Justice, on tbe north side o uii Neuse road, running down said rotu U poles to .a pine stump, tlunee nurn ..6 degrees cast lo said Justice line, tUnci illh tbe same south 73 J degrees, . attt j tbe lirst station, containing 10 acrei uore or tess, being the same land convey i by Nulbaniel II, Street to Mary D. osier and Mary E. Gukncia by deet uted Feby. 3rd, lbOU. Also another pku I land lying In the tame county, be-in .ing at the i.orlhwest eoruer of a tiact o tud contaiuiug 31 acres couvcyed to tht ard ens ot tlie poor ol Craven count) L. Juraut UaichOy Oecd Catcd Oet. Sl .021, llience KitOtlie uudlwru hue ul U.l unit south 57) degrees, eul 04 pula i ueN. K. corner ol tlie aauie, tbeuce will, .ie line ot auother tract of land convey j the said wardens by busan Ormsovt md John T, Lane by deed dated iu 183b, urtb 30 degree, east 87 poles lo a potto it feet budlb of said Waiter Dufly's lint, aeoce parallel with tbe tanie nurlb 6 egrees, west 64 poles, llience south Ik agrees, east 42 28-100 pole to the be tinnlug, containing 13 acres more or Rat, ilo another piece of land in. tlie suuu wunly and Stale, bounded as loiloas, be Ooniug at Ui & W. comer ut lbs" pieu sTlbe land deeded to the said Waidtns b) Hirani llalcb on October 211, 182u, .ueooe running down and along the noru ade of said Nsuse road aouth 67) dtgrusn, ist 10 pole to a ditch r4 wster conrti .beuee along said ditch or water course, a a N. E, direction to tlie back Hue o. aid piece of land, thence with said back una north 67) degrees, west to th N. W. juioer of said piece lnd,tbence with west adeol said piece of laoj south 84 degree, est to the beglnuing on the Neuae roao jootalning t-i acres mora or less. This 1-lth day ol Febrosry, 1807. T, A. QUEEN, Trustee. Court Notice. lUROBS AND WITNESSES summoned to at end the February term of lit Or cultCrlmioal Court for Craven oouuty an hereby notified that owing to tbe abtetiet tt the Judo, said term ol said court was dlouraed to tlie 41 It MontUy la March (Msrcb 22, 18D7). The same Juror are required to attend, W. M. WATf.OX, . Clcik Cltvult Ciiuiiual Court, AGE 11 CHARACTER, j I ."INDEPENDENT NEW BERN Si Hi - - : In onnnrrn 1 TOUii -. ii j i i ALIVE, ' PROGRESSIVE, , CLEAN. The high Journalistic standard & which the founder oi the JOURNAL, J. W. Harper, .established lor it, which Age has i gives it a reputation tor being true to its motto, " Independent in alV. 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