r'wfrTffinmiiMttmiiMiitiim 1
JiVcge table Prepsrallonfor As
similating ite Food and Reg ula
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
PromotEsDicstion(CheeTrul
ness and JtestContains neither
3)iutri,Morphine nor Mineral
OT NARCOTIC.
. Am tfadnrSMDOimBSR
. fltmnmrnt. . )
A oerfect Remedy forfonstiDa-
lion, Sour Stomach inrihoea,
Worms ,Convulsioiu .m verish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of :
NEW "YORK.
. EXACT COPY OT WRAPPER.
So"a.tla.ex-ta - IE3iIlTX7-a37v
Schedule E3ctivo May 2, 1897.
This oondmsed Schedule is published aa information only and n
lubject to change without notice to the public.
- . . 1 ' ' 1
So. J2.
Klxetl
Daily .
Ko. is.
Daily. ;
No M.
Dally.
Eastern Tun.
Lv Greensboro Ar
Ulbeouvlile "
feUuu, Colloge . , '
" Burlington j "
' ' Graham
' Haw Ktvor '
Mubuue ..
Hmsooro -;
" University "
" ' Durham "
Mon-tsvllle "
" cary "
At BaliVh Lv
Lv Ralelga Ar
' Auburn " "
' Clayton "
" Belma
Norfolk "
" Piinoeion '
Ar , JoicUooro Lv
. 1 Mam
isia
llitoi
I loam
Mam
to a in
SAuani
4 Warn
Mani
b tin
f Maui
Mam,
warn
J 10 ut
S Mam
Si. am
9 ijitui
am
Mam
(!
10 (lam
lu nm
10 Ma in
10 Warn
lu to am
11 Mam
UMam
12 10 p rn
1J 40pui
UWpu,
Mpm
I OOpr
J p : 1
t p:t
1 17 u in
1 4Sp m
I IT, pro
1 Mpm
1 Mpru
I IWput
: No. i.
Kx Bun.
'in
Swam
MS am
11 Mam
11 OS p m
U M p m
11 4ft p m
It appro
I SI p m
S 44 it m
4 11pm
l map m
K 4 f Ul I 1 10 l Ul I
1 Mpni 1 avput j
ttm
4 Mpm
Hot. II ami It otrry Pnllman meaning Cart
Atlantic Coast sLiiie.
Wilmington & New Beene R. R.,
: . TIMK TABLS KO. I, V ,
Id Etfcct Wednesday, Deo. 1, 1607, Dally
, v.. Except Sunday, -
Going South mchiduli: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains flo. M),
Lv. m,
9 20
;,r stations: ' ' Ar. p m,
..New Berne ........ ( S20
..Pol lock tville . ..... 4 44
....Mavsvllle... 4 80
.'.Jacksonville......... 3 68
83 .......
1000 .......
10 43....
12 8J Ar.
P If :;
No. 81, Passenou & Fbrioht, No. 80.
Leave Wilmlnirton Monday. Wednes
day and Friday. Leave .New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. ,
l. A at Ar. m
710.....Lv. Wllmlngto-, Ar..... 140
7 65 ..... ...Scotfs Hill......... 100
8 40.
9 15.
v950
10 10.
1049.
1103
1128
1162.
1193
12 68
180
Woodside...... ...12 10
.Hollyridge . ......1123
Dixon
10 80
10 00
923
847
825
803
7 88
718
; 6 43
..I Verona
. . . .. .'. . Jacksonville, .
i
... ..... Northeast.., .......
......... Whiter ak
......... Majtvlile .........
. . ..... .PollooksvilJe... . ...
.... ....Debruhpe. ........
..... Ar, New Berne, L v
Dally Except Sunday.
J. R. KENLY,
' General Manager,
E. BOEDER, '.
Bupt. Transportation.
I
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t In
"rid.
, ..-4
ff lu.
NV
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
- OF
IS ON THE-
WRAPPER
OF EYESY
BOTTLE OF
Cutarla Ii pet c? la one-tin bottles only, It
It ul told h balk. Don't allow anyone to tell
yon anything olia on the plea or promise Hat it
It "Just at good" aid "v'U answer every pur
pose.'1 WSeo that yon get 0-A-8-T-0-&I-&,
vrpj.,
No. 35.
Ually.
So. 15.
Daily.
No. II.
Mixed.
Ually.
0 55 am
0 IS a ui
0 08 am
fi&A am
6 40 a m
5 23 a 111
6 05 a m
480 a m
3 46 a ru
8 80 a m
2 80 a m
2 t h m
H00 a m
No. 41.
Ex. Sun,
U 00 p m
8 40 p m
Kl pm
6 OS p ni
6 so p m
4 to p in
between (Jraentboro and Itainub.
X. A JtJ. . It. It.
THIS TABLE NO. 4.
To Take Effect Sunday, November 28th,
1807, at 12 M
Going East I Bcuedulk: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
Lv. p m :-: t stations: Ar. a m
8 40 .Goldsboro 11 OS
409... ...... LaGfange 10 32
4 82 , . . Klnston 1012
6 83. .....Ar. New Berne, Lv . 910
54V.. ...Lv. ." Ar 8 57
8 57. . . Ar. Morehead city Lv 7 47
No. 1. f
Hx'd Ft. and
Pasa,Tn. ,
Lv. a m
No. 2.
stations:
Mx't Ft. and
Puss. Tn.
. . ' - Ar. p m
710..
7 43..
8 0S..
8 26..
14..
9 28..
9 43..
10 15..
10 40,.
1115..
1181..
12 05 .
180..
S 19 .
2 20..
143..
. 8 12..
...V,..'. Goldsboro 8R
.. .......Best's 7 20
....... LaU range . 6 50
.....Fulllug creek 6 20
........ Kinston 600
......... catwoll ' 5 18
.....Ar. Dover, Lv 5 00
.. ..Lv. Ar 4 20
.......core creek 4 00
....... Tuscarora.. 888
.........Clark's .,. 8 20
. . . Ar. New Berne, Lv 2 50
...Lv. , Ar 10 47
....... Riverdale 10 00
;. .....Croatan , 1000
.. .... Havelock.'.. 0 40
Newport, Lr 9 06
8 23 .
3 81 .
8 46 .
4 01..
....... Wildwood.
. 8 47
. 888
. 820
. 750
........Atlantic
.Ar. Morehead city, Lv.
.Ar. M. city Depot, Lv.
r. m.
A. M.
Monday. Wednesdnyjind Friday,
tlueaday, Thursday and Saturday,
v S S. L, DILL,
H Superintendent,
PATENTS
If. 8. AND
foreign:
PROCURED
EUGENE W. JOHNSON, Solicitor and
Attorney In Patent Causes, 1729 Ne
York Ave i Washington, D. 0.
Offim EstablUhed 1808. Charges Mod
erate. - Correpondence Requested.
WM. DUNN, JaS. BEUM0ND,
President. ' Tice Fret.
B. S. CI DION, Sect' A Tress.
Hew Berne Ice Go
Maanlkctarera
Pure Crystal Ice
From Distilled Water. .
Out nut 20 Toot Dully.
Cat Loud Lois Solicited,
Ice iMiverod daily (except Kundayt)
a. in. to 6 d m.
Huulvs (muil on'y) 7 a. m. to 1!
noon. t't linen "u l !!, r u irtuttioa,
11 65 n m ' i 35 p m
11 14 a in ' l 03 p in
II 20 u in 6 an p in
11 1(1 a m I 5 5) p in
II IS a in ' 5 45 p m
10 Ml a in j i a , in
10 43 il III I 5 il ill
10 fti ami u" p in
lo 07 a ui 1 5 60 1 in
0 50 a in I 38 p in
0 18 a m I 4 07 p in
on a m : 54 p in
S 63 u IU 3 40 p Ul
t Z7 am 1 3 14 p m
3 15 a ui t 3 0J p in
14ain 2 "P
7t"am 2 20 p ill
I i a ui
1 is a in I 2 . i m
110am 1 winju
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION. ,
" , .v
High EmffhM ul Flea Boom Tampata
tiurea aa a Wanhla.
: 1 The great internal heat that rendered
the Amphitrite inefficient was due to
lack of provision for ventilation is the
engine and boiler spaoes. These regions
became so hot that little useful work
eonld be done in them, and the lack of
air was snch as to actually ruin the fur
nace draft, smoke ooming out freely
from the holes in the furnace doors,
Aside from two small ash hoist tabes
in the central part of the nreroom and
a small escape hatch forward, there
were no openings from the ftreroom to
the outer air.
, The boilers reached nearly to the iron
main deck of the vessel, and as the air
above them and between the deck beams
had no escape it became greatly heated
and lay roasting 1n those spaces. It was
impossible for a man to go on the grat
ings behind the upper parts of the boil
ers after they had been under steam a
few hours, though the main and auxil-1
iary stop valves were there. A board ol
offloers that reported on temperatures in ;
the vessel got at this place only by in-
traducing a thermometer on the end of
a long pole, and this thermometer,
when fished out and taken to a place
where it eonld be read, showed, 803 de
grees. The superstructure containing the
cabin and wardroom was directly above
the engine and boiler rooms, with a
light
wooden floor laid over the iron '
main deck. At sea, with the doors
closed, this habitation became exactly
like a frying pan on a hot stove lid.
The smoke pipe, partly uncovered for
alleged ventilating purposes, passed
through the center of the wardroom and
by vigorous radiation contributed its
full share to the general discomfort.
The deck, in spite of its wooden sheath
ing, was so hot as to be painful, and I
hesitate to say from memory the tem
peratures the board reported as being
usual in the rooms, in bureau drawers,
on the wardroom table and in other
parts of the officers' quarters. It was as
high aa 113 degrees, and I think great
er. Sleep was only a period of uncon
sciousness, induced by utter exhaustion,
and was without restful quality.
The fireroom temperature was never
below 150 degrees and often above 170,
while the engine room ranged closely
about 150 degrees. For the first 24
hours the men stood it well, but on the
second day seven succumbed to the heat
and were put on the sick list, one of
them nearly dying. Before the voyage
wns ended 38 had been driven to seek
medical attendance.
On the evening of the fourth day out
our men had literally fought with lire
to a finish and had been vanquished.
The watch on duty broke down one by
one and the engines, after lumbering
along slower and slower, actually stop
ped for lack of steam. The ship was al
lowed to drift inshore on the tide and
was finally brought to an anchor in St.
Simon '8 sound. Though a warship of
formidable characteristics and sent on
this distant service, it is doubtful if the
Amphitrite could have gone into action
at that time or have steamed 100 miles
farther to save herself. F. M. Bennett,
U. S. N., in Cassier's Magazine.
DOOLITTLE'S LITTLE JOKE,
iw Bo Conferred an Honor Upon
Friend, Senator Fetaenden.
Hit
The old senator was a great story
teller and related many interesting and
humorous accounts of what he had seen
in pnblio life. One of his favorite sto
ries was at the expense of Senator Fes-.!
senden, a warm personal mend. The
judge and Senator Fessenden had been
appointed on a commission, with several
others, to treat with the various chiefs
of the Sioux Nation on an important In
dian question of the day. It was long
before railways had been 'introduced
into the far west, and the members of
the commission had to travel on horse
back, Jndge Doolittle was chairman of
the commission, bat at the conference
shifted that duty to the shoulders of
Senator Fessenden, The latter was high
ly pleased at the honor conferred on him
and much "puffed up in consequence.
The jndge bad method in his madness,
however, for he bad heard of the pe
culiar reception tendered by the Indians
to the spokesman of any party of visit'
ing whites.
At the appointed time the two parties
to the conference congregated. There
were probably 200 Indian chiefs present,
with their wives. Senator Fessenden
advanced to do the honors for the com
missioners, when, to his dismay, the
whole body of Indians, squaws and all,
advanced and, after embracing the
ohairman, gave him, according to their.
custom, a welooming kiss. Judge Doo
little often said he thought that Fessen
don never forgave him for the trick.
Boston Herald..
OaardlBK Her Kavvaa.
A little east end maiden of 5 stun'
men, whose clever sayings ire the de
light of her friends, recently dined with
n aunt At the beginning of the repast
she gravely said to her relative:
"I'll take just one eup of tea, Aunt
Lisa. I havo to be so careful about my
nerves. If 1 don't take care, I'll have
uorvet like a cat "
. She got her tea, and it is scarcely
necessary to add that when she had fin
lshed it she forgot all about her poor
nerves and clamored for more. Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
.. Time's ChaogM.
In 1830 Goethe wrote to a friend that
It seemed almost Inconceivable that now
that the Goths rd wagon road had been
opened it was possible to go from
Frankfort to Milan in a single week.
Is now done in day.
it
OldMt Sailing Craft. '
Ths eldest sailing craft in the world
Is the so called Ookstad ship, viking
vessel which was discovered in a sepul
chral mound on the shores of Chris-
ttania fiord. It is 1,000 years old.
kMMtMlata fare la stay. .
"Mystio Core" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically on res in 1 to
3 days. Its action upon the system ts
remarkable sod mysterious, it re
mores st oooe the cause, and th
disease immediately disappears. Th
first dose greatly benofits, 79 oonts
Sold br Henry's Pharmacy, New
Borne.
CaCARKts stimulate 1ivor,ktdneyt and
bowelt, never tlcken, weaken or gripe.
SAMPLE CORPSE.
Ichm of aa Ohio Undertaker For Ad
vertising Embalming. ' .,
An Ohio undertaker named Pearoe
doesn't allow sentiment -to interfere
with business. He can't see why the
shoemaker adjoining his establishment
should advertise his skill by displaying
bis samples, or the tailor across the
street hang his latest sartorial oonfeo
tion in his front window, while the em-
I palmer's good work has to find a lodg
ment beneatn sizieet ox eartrj almost aa
soon as it has been accomplished.
; Mark Twain, when he was shown the
mummy of a Pharaoh who lived in the
time of Moses, shrugged his shoulders
with contemptuous indifference and re
marked to the curator of the museum
"Haven't yon got a corpse that is a
little fresher?"
All Mark has to do is to visit the fu
neral direction establishment of Mr.
Pearoe at Ardmore. There he will prob-
ably find something more to his fastidi
ous fancy In the shape of a sample ol
embalming, kept on view by Mr. Pearce
aTnaa lnananfiin Vt Wia inofnmQPII H'ha
i lUi UUUWUU WJ UM VUDDUIIIWO. uv
"subject" has now done service for a
period of three years, and the proprietor
confidently expects that it will last as
long as he remains in business.
The body in question has been in the
very warmest workroom of his estab
lishment all this while, and the leather
like flesh of the corpse is totally free
from odor or putrefaction. Some say
the hair on a bodv will erow after
death. This probably originated in the
mind of a 'dramatist or novelist, who
wanted to sensationalize his readers to
sell bis books, for there lies Mr. Poarce's
dead man, with his very last hair cut
the same as it was two or three years
ago. Then some say that the hair will
fall out, but you couldn't pull the hair
out of that body with tweezers. Each
hair seems to be particularly riveted in
to the hardening leather and bone.
Even the fuzzy, lighter hairs of all
other parts of the body remain the same
as they were at death.
Formaldeheyde, a product of wood
alcohol, and a comparatively recent
product, is the fluid with which the
body was embalmed, and Mr. Pearce
says that there is uow a fluid, with oth
er elements added, that is far better
than the 140 ounces, or a little over one
gallon (ii worth of the formaldeheyde
used for the dessication of the body in
question. New York Herald.
A New Vie For Orcan Grinders.
A well dressed woman lately entered
a Paris jeweler's shop and askijd to see
some valuable cold pins While she
was examining them a man began play
ins a barrel organ before the door The
music seemed to anuoy the lady, and,
stepping to the door, sbo threw a piece
of money to the niau and told him to
go away, which he did at once.
On returning to the counter she said
that none ot the pins suited ber, but
that as some compensation for the trou
ble sbe had given she wonld bny (
brooch. She accordingly chose one, paid
10 francs for it and was leaving tbo
shop when the jeweler missed a dia-
moud pin of great value from among
those she had been examining He ac
cordingly stopped bis customer, who
seemed highly mdignont aud insisted
on the proprietor's wife searching ber,
which was done, but uo pin was found
The jeweler then set but sister to
watch the woman, who was seen to en
ter another jeweler's shop, and was pre
tending to make a purchase when the
organ grinder made bis appearance. As
soon at be began playing she again
threw some money and ordered him to
move on, bnt the person who was
watching ber perceived that with the
money she had given. the man a piece of
jewelry This was at once made known
to the polios, who arrested both, and on
searching tbe man they found several
articles of stolen property. Paris Let
ter.
Fountain pens are rather older than
most people imagine. As long ago as
1824 they were in use, for in that year
Thomas Jefferson saw a contrivance of
this sort, tried it and wrote to General
Bernard Peyton of Richmond asking
him to get one of them. Tbe pen was
of gold and tbe ink tube of silver, aud,
according to Jefferson's letter, the mak
er was a Richmond watch repairer
earned Cownn.
There aro more than 100,000 chil-
iron in the national schools of Germany
who stntter.
MAGICALLY
EFFECTIVE
FREE
TREATMENT
TO ALL
FOR WEAK MEN
MEN
OF ALL AGES
NO ISOHRY IPT AUTAHCK. XTnif
rfol appllaac mui eionUae rem
dies Mat on rhl f any irllabla
man, A world-wMo reputation back ot
this offer. Every obstacle 10 hippy marril
Ufa toiuovkI. Full sin-nstti, dowkipment
and ton twn tn averr port Ion of UM body.
Fallurolmposgililn; airo DO barrier.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., St
I HALO, N. V.
New Berne Mails.
Notice Is given that on sod sfter this
dais mills leave
For sll points Id Pamlico County and
goutb Crerk section of Beaufort Couotj
Closs st ft s m.
For Vaocelmro and Post Offices is
Nortbern part of Craven County closs
12 noon.
For Bclislr sad LI mat ..
For W'jltfotd, It a. tu.
All trail for DcBruhl g to Pullokf
Tills, tbe former offlcs is disoootluaed.
Vaoeslro mall arrives 13 m.
VasceboM mail ktves I p. ra. '
U . MANLY, fottoiastaf
Real XUiato Agency !
HOUSES FOtt BENT. '
' nOU$E3 FOB 81LB.
.FABMS FOR BALK
COLLECTIONS OF BKJTS.
J Any butliwss In oar Una will be gives
prompt stteotion by leaving word st lbs
Mots of K. Kuan A Co., opposite tbe
PostOffloe. -
. EE. HAflPEB
Sear Ton Office. .
Veterans' Stories.
- .
Old Soldiers Tell About Mun
- yon's Great Victories.
Mr. D. H. Clark, member of the Union
Veteran Legion, No. 1, and residing at
Glenwood, Twenty-third Ward, Pitts
burg, aaya: "' I Buffered (or twenty years
. ... from weakness
of the Heart.
During tome
ot the spells
that I had It
amounted to
almost heart
failure. These 1
spells were ac
companied by 1
pains extend
ing down the
left aide and
arm. My case
was so severe
that the Gov
ernment is
paying me a
pension on ac
count of it. I
have tried everything in an effort
to secure relief, but rinally gave up
the idea of being helped. Recent
ly I tried Munyon's Heart Cure
and It gave me almost instant relief. 1
carry a bottle of it In my pocket ail the
time, to be used in case of an emergency.
1 have also been troubled with severe
distress In my stomach, accompanied by
pains and drawing up of the Intestines.
At times 1 felt that I would die. I pur
chased a bottle of Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure and 1 am happy to say that the
first dose cored me."
A. G. Austin, No. 7 Harper's Court,
South Bend, Ind., a veteran of the war,
who contracted rheumatism while in the
army, and Is also s'lfferlnpr from the
effects of sunstroke, says: " I have been
using the Munyon Rheumatism Cure
since last Monday. I have derived more
benefit and greater relief from the medl-
cine than any that I have ever used; In
deed, one feature is very remarkable;
my little finger, which has been perfectly
stiff, as though It had no joint in it, and
always In my way, which 1 nave not
been able to bend for many years, has
become supple and pliant, and I can now
close it into the palm of the hand In a
natural way. I am delighted with Mun
yon's medicine."
Munyon has a separate cure for each
disease. At all druggists, mostly 25 cents
a vlai.
Wholesale Prices Current.
The following quotations represent
Wholesale Prices generally. In making
up small orders higher prices havo to be
charged.
HAMS ft lb
Sugar Cured, ...
North Carolina, . .
8IIOULDERS-$ lb-
12
1H
Sugar Cured 7
English Cured 8
Richmond
PORK-? barrel
New Heavy Mess. . . .
Short cut
DRY SALTED MEAT
Bellies
Short backs f lb....
LARD "p lb
Best Refined
North Carolina
Compound
SALT, V sack
Liverpool American
BUTTER V lb
Best Elgin
G xd
FLOUR-Il barrel
Extra 4
ti 10 00
10 so
7:,' it
5.;
0J (.
7 &
M at
0
(!
ra
(
tip
(
00
25
40
Straight 5 00
Fancy Straight 5 2")
Full Patent 5 50
Best Fancy Patent ... 5 75
COFFEE ) lb-
Roasted
Orccn
17
10
SUGAR, p cwt.Granu.
Standard A
White c (3 5 00
Yellow tf 4 40
9 RAIN ? bushel-
New Corn
Oats,
Cow Peas
Peanuts
3.") (,c
27 i ($
00 (t
30
80 (il
1 00
EGGS f dozen.. 15
POULTRY -V pair-
Chickens, youug 30 (
Chickens, old 40 (j
Turkeys, .. 1 25 (r
40
45
1 50
FRESH MEAT
Beef ? lb 4 &
Pork p lb 5J (
BEESWAX ft s
TALLOW. V
POTATOES-? bushel-
Norton Yams 40 (its
Bahamas 20
The Forum.
KDITED BV J. 5J. KICK.
DECEMBER. 1897.
The Policy of Annexation 'or Amotica
Hi Hod James llrjcs V C, M V.
Tbs Wolcott Comiuimioo aod its He-
ulta Hon Juium II Eckels.
Notable Utleis horn my Political
Friends III, Senator Juatii 8 MurnU.
The Ntlooal tiualri snd feu-Coast
Dtfeost Uiipl. J. C. Ajrit.
Tbs l'n-sent Cooditiou of Economic
Sciinoc L L Price.
The Diarrss of Orrliart Ilouptmnnn
Gunsv K'lrba.
The Poetry of Niturs-Chsrle. O. D.
Robeit.
IUIIwsy Polling, fron lbs People's
Point ul View, -lion. Cluiles A.
Proutv.
UnooaitHutiooalily of the Hwian
Treaty Hon. D.,nlel Axnew.
A step toward Economy M the Postal
Sarvlce Uo. E. F. Loud.
Llotrt In TsacbluK lu the German
Colmsltles B. Euckrn.
Tbe A'hms of lbs Police Power Hon.
Uermae Kudlltl..
The Mhatuo of LIUrsture Theodore
W. Hunt
lisw roust
TBE FORUU PUB. CO, III Sib at.
S3 Cis a Copy. IS.O0 Per Yesr.
X-OST I
Gertiftcate No, Utjfor one share of E. C
F. O. Game Industrial Assoctaltoo.
Appllcalloa will be oiadoforcertlflcaU
LEGAL NOTICES.
Aft in iiiisf ra 1 or'n Not i cc
Having duly qualified as Ailiiiiiiistni
tor of ilizcr V. Kit harilsnii, ccm-cd.
I bcrehv notify all persons having,
claims against t lie tslute nf said
testator to present I he same to me mi or
before the Oth day of November 181H, or
this notice will be pleaded as a bur lo
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said Ili.er V.
Richardson, deceased, will please conic
forward and settle st once.
This Oth day of November 1897.
THUS. F. MCCARTHY,
Administrator.
Executrix Notice !
Having this day qualified ns Ex, cu
lm to the last will nnd testament of
Joseph B. Clark, deceased, notice is
hereby given that till persons having
claims against said estate will present
Ihfm for payment on or before the 7lh
day of November, 181)8 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said estate
will make immediate payment.
This the 4th day of November, 1897.
ANSA U. (.-LAKlv,
Executrix of Jos. 15. Clark, deu'd.
Executor's Notice.
Having this day qualified as Executor
to the last will and testament of Mr",
Emily Williams, deceaeed, notice is
hereby given I hut all persons having
claims against said estate will present
tliem for pa mint on or before the 12th
day of November. 18U8, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said estate
will make immediate payment,
This 12th dav of November. 181)7.
U. S. kivs,
Executor of Mrs. Emily Williams, deed.
Notice of Sale,
Valuable City Lot.
By virtue of a judgment of the Supe
rior Court of Craven county, N. C, in
an action to foreclose a mortgage enti
tled Joseph L. Hahn vs. Lucy Ann Moore
and William Riley Moore.llie undersigned
Commissioner will sell at public vendue,
at the court house of Craven county iu
the city of New Heine, N. C, at 12
o'clock m.. on the Till day of February
189H, it being the first Monday of said
month, to the highest bidder tor cash,
the following described lot or parcel of
land:
Bounded as follows, tn-wil:
On the north side of New South Front
street til t lie city of New lierne, begin
ning at the south corner of Robert (i.
Moseley, Sr.'s line, distance one hundred
aud lift v feet west of the corner stone at
the corner of Jones and New South
Front streets, running thence with said
Moseley's line and parallel with Jones
street, northwardly 0113 hundred and
seven and 3-12 feet to the hack bnu of
I Lot. No. 400 as designated in the plan of
; Hie city of New Berne, thence witli said
I back line rnd Giles Jarman's line west-
i wnrdly thirtv-eiglit feet to Esther Sini-
j mon's corner, thence witli the sumo and
paiellel with said Jones street to New
1 South Front street, thence with Hie north
j side of the thirty eight feet to the liegm
I nine, being Division No. 3, of the estate
1 of Jesse Moseley as was allotted to the
said Lucy Ann Moore, then I.tiev Ann
t Moseley by W. H. Marshal, (i. S. Fisher
and Geo. K. Tinker. Commissioner.
Recorded in Hook No. 77. Folio 45. in the
office of the Register of Deeds for Craven
Co., and being the same lot of land mort
gaged by the said Lucy Ann Moore,
William Riley Moore to Joseph L. Hahn
by deed, beating date of July 2:!d, 18114
and recorded in Hook No. Ill, page 307,
in the office of Register of Deeds for
Craven county.
This 3d day of December. 1 SOT.
J. E. & It O'HAKA,
Commissioners.
Notice !
Jfew Kulerprise !
W'e have just tilted out for sawing
Latbes. We will keep tliem on hand ill
1 any quantities No. 1. Don I forget our
! dry, sawed stove wood under lare shells
land never gets wet in rainy weather. We
j keep Mat I. Fence Posts, and all kinds of
j Hand-made and Sawed Shingles, and
I Brick. Flats for rent or sale.
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The Shingle Han.
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Careatt, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat
fnt bui.-.ciacondurlcd for MooraTC cca.
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and we can secure patent ia leu tuue ' una uu. -rer.;ote
trom WashniRton, ... '
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(ion. We advise, 11 paiemawe or nm, ir iwj
air lee lit cue till patent m ei:r a. ,
Mt rj ' lliir to ObUin I'alrnis" with'
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rduccessors to O. W. 8ilab)& Co.)
IlnnkerM
nnd
llroken.
Stocks, Dosds.
lotten. drain,
Previsions
Doufht and sold for cash or on margin
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Vonstaol Quotatloos.
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FROFESSIONaX.
i'. M. Simmons, A. D. Ward
ftiiuuioiiM A Ward,
ATTUUNE YS and COUNSELORS at
LAW.
NEW BEHNE. t. C.
Practice "in the eonntit-tot Craven. Duplin,
Jone", Onslow, ijaiterel nul Pamlico; in tua
Supreme ami Federal Courts.
oilier nt Nituih front Street
Opposite Hotel CbMttntrkit. .
P. II. Pelletler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Middle Street, Lawyers Brick
Uaildin?.
Will practice In tiie Counties of Graven
Oarteret; Jones, Onslow and Pamlico. U. 8.
Com tut New lierne and Supreme Court of
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The Steamer NEWBERNE
will sail on Tuesdays and Fridays at
12 o'clock, noon, making landings
at Oriental, Ocracoke and Koanoke
Island.
Freight received not later
than one hour previous to sailing.
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