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Wilvikgtos & New 15krjk R. B.t
fc y T1MK TA1ILB NO. 1,
Iu Kifoct vVednooilay, Due. 1, 1897, Dally
. Except Sunday,
doing South soHEDULar Going North
No. SL, Pas wnger Trains No. 50, .
ht. a m, stations: Ar. p m,
WOJ ........ New Berne
ii ...... ".Pullocksvllle . ..
S V . . . . . . ; .'. . wytvilto t. a i
10 13 ... .. . .Jacksonville
8 40
6 05
4 S3
4 21
9 47
t Wilmington, I
( Unioa Depot f
Ar. Wilmington; Lv. .
tl 51.
II fill... Ar. Wilmington; Lv. ... S40
r x P m
Nj. 80, Passbnoeb Frkioiit, No. 81
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Berue Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. a M Ar. r M
7 4) Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 85
8J5. ..... ...Scott. Hill.. .......1285
920 Woodaide...... ...1155
b"5(... Hollyrldge. ., A.1185
-10 10 , . . . plxon. . '. , . . 10 40
J I US ,. ;. Verona' .!.,... .10 10'
1150 ..' ..Jacksonville,... .... 0 40
19 10.:,; ,.,.;NnrtbcaHt.,.. .'8 50
'IJiW Wbiterak 8 80
1 10.,.."..i.. Haysvltla .... .... 8 03
HO ........ Pollocksville ..7 25
' t W . Debrubl's 8 65
' 0IIJ .....Ar. New Heme, Lv...... 0 20
'Daily Except Hunday.
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TIME TABLE NO. 4.
To Take Effect Sunday, November 28th,
1807, at 12 M.
Going East .Schedule: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Trains
No. 4
Lv. p m stations: '
3 40 ...Goldsboro...
Ar. a m
11 OS
4 09..
4 82..
5 85..
...... LaGrange.... 10 82
. . .Kinston ...1019
.Ar. New Berne, Lv,... . frlO
545, .....Lv. " Ar 857
8 57... Ar; Morehead City Lv.,.,t 7 47
Na Ml I No. 2,
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Pass.Tn. Puss. To.
Lv. a m Ar. p m
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7 43... Best's 7 20
8 0J... LaGrange 6 50
8 26 Fulling creek......... 6 20
9 14... Kinston 6 00
9 28 Caswell.......... S 18
9 43 Ar. Dover, Lv 6 00
10 15..... ..Lv. ' Ar 4 20
10 40.. ..Core creek...... ... 400
11 15.. Tuacarora....
1181.'. ..Clark'!.....,
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2 43 Havelock..'..
8 18... Newport, Lv.,
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3 81 '..Atlantic ........... 8 88
8 45 ....Ar. Morehead city, Lv...., 820
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f Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. . -8.
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Superintendent.
PATFNTQ
V. S. AND
FORE1UN"
1 . PROCUltED.
EUGENE W. JOONSON, Solicitor and
Attorney la Patent Causes, 1729 Now
Yttk Ave , Washington, D. 0.
Office Established 180. Charges Mod
crate. CorreiToodcnoo Requested.
TfM. DUNN, ik. KEUatOXD,
1'realdeaL flea rri.
B. S. Ul'ION, Seety A Trees,
Hew Derne Ice Go
. Mannfkctartrs
Pure Crystal Ice,
Front D.Milled Watar.
Out put 20 Tons Ddly;
lVr Load Lots Solirlta.1,
lc il1ivrd daily (exispt Sunday) I
a, m. lo p m.
Snud.ys (raiil only) 7 a. m.. to 12
ihkmi. K r prn w and oilier informalion.
a-MriMa. II H. U'.MoM. Mitna::r.
THE EMPEROR WORSTED.
A Plucky Uttle Hancariaa CM Oot It,
vena. For fedowm.
The present kaiser would probably
not admit that fas bad often been
thwarted in any of bia plaus, bnt an
anecdote baa recently beoouie known
which shows that be at least once "got
the worst of it, " and it ii all the more
piquant from the fact that be waa de
feated by a girl.
When the kaiser, . who . was then
Prince Wilbelm, waa abont 10 years
old, he and Priuoe Heinrich spent some
time at Cassel with their tutors, who
sometimes allowed the little princes to
pluy with other children. Que day when
several of them were gathered together
it chanced that a little French girl was
among the number, and the yonng Ger
mans conceived the brilliant idea of
making her a representative of the conn
try they all so cordially bated. Tbe de
lightful plan was immediately put into
execution, and tbe poor child was tied
to a tree. Then began a fusillade of
pine cones, sticks, etc, and whenever:
anything struck ber there was a cry of
"Here's for Sedan I" This went on for
a few minutes, when a little Hungarian
girl, Helena von D , who was watch
ing, could bear tbe injustice no longer,
and, singling out Prince Wilhelm as
cuiel offender, she threw herself on
him. The attack being unexpected, be
was completely taken by surprise and
fell down, whereupon she begun to
pound him, crying out at each blow,
"Here's for Sadowal" ,
The prince was fust getting the worst
of it, for his little adversary was thor
oughly in earnest, when the imperial
tutors, hearing the noise, rushed up uud
separated the combatants. After that
tbe princes were more carefully watch
ed, and Wilhelm hud no opportunity to
"get even" with the little champion of
justice. Some days afterward, bearing
that tbe princes were leaving, Helena
went down to the gate to see them go
by. As they passed Wilbelm spied bis
foe, and leaning out behind bis tutor he
stuck out bis tongue.
Helena was tbe daughter of titled
parents, and later she was married to
an Englishman. When tbe kaiser was
in London, she told this story to ono of
bis gentlemen in waiting, who in turn
repeated it to bis majesty. Tbe latter
. exclaimed la that ilwil of a cirl here
now? I would like to see her." A meet
ing was arranged, but Helena became
ill, and so they never met after that one
encounter to make frieuds or renew bos
tilities. New York Tribune.
A SAVAGE CRITICISM.
The Tcaohcr(s Artlatlo Cleverness
it
eelved a Hard and Cruel Mow.
In ono of the Cleveluud public school
rooms of the primary grade tho teacher
has been reading Longfellow s "Hia
watha':' to ber pnpils. Of course this is
a rather unihitions work for the little
ones, says Tbe Plain Dealer, but they
enjoy it, aud tbe rhythm seems portion
lurly ploasiug to theui. When they come
to a bard word, tbe teacher goes to the
blackboard and draws a picture to illus
trate its meaning. This the pupils find
highly entertaining, and it helps in
quite a remarkable way to fix the text
in their minds.
A few days ago they enme to this line
in tbe early part of the poem:
At the door on summer eTenlnga sat the little
Hiawatha.
"At tb door on sum-mcr cve-nings
sat th' lit tle" read tbe children.
"Go on," said tho teucuer.
, But they couldn't go ou. The name
of Hiawatha was too much for them.
Tbey knew who Hiawatha was, but
they didn't recognize his name. So tho
teacher went to the board aud took con
siderable pains in drawing:
1 First. A wigwam witb poles stick
ing up above it, and a rude aboriginal
drawing above it, and a rude aboriginal
painting on the side.
Second. Little Hiawatha, witb feath
ers iu his hair, sqnatted at tbe wigwam
door.
Third. A fine harvest moon.
Then she pointed at Hiawatha aud
asked what itwas.
There was F general craning of necks
and shaking of heads.
,. "Come, come,", said the teacher,
"you know what that is. " .
Then one little girl spoke np:
"I guess it's a mud turtle."
And iustautly, with one accord, the
class glibly repeated:
"At th door on sum-mor eve nings
sat th' lit-tle mnd-dy tur tie."
And tho teacher feels that her artistic
cleverness received a bard and cruel
blow. !
Stylish Eralaf Bodloa.
The simplest and perhaps the most
fashionable bodice for evening wear,
ays a New York fashion antbority, is
the full blouse shape of chiffon, droop
ing over a fitted silk liuiug, the top cut
out iu square or rounding fashion, with
a full tulle ruche, a narrow baud of
fur, a fall of laoe or bead ad revers to
finish tbe edge. The sleeves consist of
short, full puffs similarly trimmed.
- Tbis is a basis tor any kiud of (lower
trimming that taste suggests. Bows of
shaded piuk roses devoid of foliage are
Iu groat aim ou eveulug gowns this win
tur, aa are niuidoubair feru and lilac
sprays, laid npou strands of pink or or
ange satin ribbou uot wore thau au iucb
and half wide. 1
la a Cbloae Art Oallery.
"It seems to nie the) perspective in
tills picture Is faulty."
"Tbe er what?"
"The perspective.
"Ob, yes, that part of Jt il vory ugly.
It'i laid ou too thick, aud you can buy
better frames thau that oue for 80
dozen." Chicago Tribune.
A 84 Marsala.
did 70a break
"Jane,
platef"
tbe ohina
v"Yea'm. You got fooled on that plate,
mnm. It's a weak nn. It broke the
fourth lime I dropped it "Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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riold br llonry' I'lurmaoy, Horn
lierne.
JOHN KEATS.
A Ptxrfi (taatu Life That Waa Terminat
ed Ail Tee Soon.
In tbe days of Keats,' Hampstead and
Highgnte were still capable of baviug
an individuality of their own aud of
teeming with interesting associations.
Part of their celebrity arises from those
associations thus formed. Leigb Hunt,
visiting those scenes before his death,
wonld point to tbe wooden scat where
be and Keats or he and Shelley sat
when snch a poem was recited or to the
path through tbe fields where Coleridge
took leave of him and Charles Lamb,
who would stutter some witticism at
purting. '
John Keats was born in Moorsfteld,
London, 1705, and at the ago of 15 was
left an orphan, when be entered upon a
Ave years apprenticeship in a surgeon
apothecary shop at Edmonton. From
his youth he showed a' pussiou for music
and poetry and spent all bis leisure mo
ments in poring over books. After read
ing "The Faerie Queene" bo would talk
of nothing but Speuser. He learned
whole passages by heart, which be
would repeat aud dwell upon with ec
stasies of delight. His first poetical com
position, written at the age of 17, was
entitled "In Imitation of Speuser."
Fnoin that time it seemed that Keats
lived only to read poetry aud to write
it. He luxuriated iu tbe thoughts of
poets, talked about them aud read them
to bis friends.
Before Keats! apprenticeship was
over it was evident that he would not
persevere in becoming a surgeon. At 20
lie entered a hospital as a Etudeut, but
soon gave it up aud found more con
genial society with Leigh Hunt, Shel
ley, . Goodwin, Haydou and others,
Keats signalized his acccssiou to this
literary group by publishing in 1817 a
small volume of poems. Hunt describes
biiu at this time as being under medium
height, with shoulders very broad for
bis size. His face, strongly cut, yet deli
cately mobile, denoted determination
aud sensitiveness. His entire expression
was of eager power, and he plainly
showed his . emotions. Wordsworth
alone be seemed to look upon as a sub
limity anioug contemporary poets
In 1817 he left London to lead a
quiet, thoughtful aud busy lifo on the
isle of Wight, returning yenr later
with four booksof his "Eudymiou" com
pleted. In 1820 ho was seized with the
fatal malady, the knowledge oi which '
bad been his fearful secret for some
years. After a few mouths, duriug which
he seemed partly to tight with death as
one to whom life was precious aud part
ly to long to die us one who had nothing
to live for, be was taken to Italy uud
there breathed his last ut Rome, Febru
ary, 1821, at the ago of 25.
He bad wished for "teu years of po
etic lifo, " but uot half that term had
been allowed him. Crowded into his
short life was much of interest with his
ambitious, his high ideals i:ml his tal
ents, and had ho lived the ordinary age
of man many tliiuk that ho would have
been one of the greatest poets. Ex
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Executor's Notice.
Haying; tins day duly qunlilled as he
Executor of Eliziiheth 15. Orecn, de
ceased, all persons indebted to said -s-late
are requested to make immediate
settlement.
Anil all persons hoi Jim; claims against
said estate are notitied lo present the
same duly verified to the undersigned on
or before December 21st, 1H1!B, or this
notice will be plead ns a bar to llieir re
covery. This Dec. 21 -it, 1897.
OEOUGE GREEN,
Executors of E. D. Green, deed.
Executrix Notice
Having this day "qualified as Exectttrtx
to the last will and testament of llacar
Jones, alias Hagar Pitts, tleceased. notice
s hereby given that all persons having
claims against said estate, will present
them lor payment 011 or uetore the lbth
day of January 1800, or this notice will
he pleaded in bur oi their recovery, am
persons indebted to tbe said estate will
make immediate payment.
This 1 1th dav of January. 18'JS.
SARAH OX LEY. Executrx.
of Ilugar Jones, alias Ilngar Pitts.
L. J. Moore, Atly. for Executrix.
Notice, Land Sale.
By virtue of an order grunted by the
clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
county in a special proceeding entitled,
Betinie A. Daniels, Executrix, against
Clarence Daniels and Emily Daniels, 1
will on the 14th day of February, 1808,
at the court house dour in New Heme at
12 o'clock, JI., sell to the highest bidder
for cash, one farm two miles west of
New Berne 011 Trent road, and bounded
and described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at a marked gum on the
south side of Trent road at Lewis Wil
lis nnd R. Brown's corner and runs west
with the said Lewis Willis line 180 poles
to Jackson Garney's line, thence north
(tJ west with Jackson Carney's 120 poles
to a stake; thence south 50 ileg. east 210
poles lo a stake on the north side of
.Trent road; thence southwardly with
said Trent road 18 poles to the beginning
containing 87 acres. For luller descrip
tion sec book 77, p.iges 441! and 447.
There are two dwelling houses on the
farm.
January 8th, 1808.
BEN NIE A. DANIELS,
Executrix
Notice, Land Sale.
By virtue of a judgment obtained in
the Superior court of Craven county hi
an action entitled State 0 North Caro
lina, ex rel., W. M. Watson, C. S. C,
against Henry Rouse and Jennie Rouse
for the foreclosure of a mort'nce, I will
on the 14th day of February lbOS, at the 1
court bouse door 111 isew Heme at 12
o'clock tn. sell lo the highest bidder for
cash, a "certain tract of land in Craven
county near Dover station, whii h is do -
scribed in a certain judgment in the
Smierior eoiirt of miid couiitv ill n rcr-
lam action wherein Henry Rouse is
plaintiff slid S. B. West and wife are de
fendants being all the rights, titles and
interest of tlie said Henry House which
he has by virtue of said judgment."
January 10th. 1h;.
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Oflloe 68 Broad Street, Tiext to Stewart's
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JfSTBOrTS AT Vt.3IQ
vlUlIuV Ui. ViCl.C-,
.
Valuable City Lot.
Ity vlrfc of a judgment of Itie Sunr-j
rior Court of Craven county, N. C. iu I
an action to foreclose a mort-i'e enti
tied Jusepli I,. IJulin vs. Lucy Ann Mooie
and Willinm Riley Moore. the undersiirned
Coiiimissioner will sell hi public vuiilin-.
at the court Ikhim- of Craven coiinly ii
'.he city of New Heine, N. C it 1:
o'cloi-k m.. on the 7th dav of February
! lf'JS, it being the first Monday of s:;ii.
month, to tlie highest bwliler tor cash,
the following described lot or parcel oi
land:
Hounded an follows, to-wit:
On the nor'lh tide of New Souili Front
street 111 the oily of New Heine, begin
ning at the south corner of Robert (J.
Moseley, Sr. 's line, distance one hundred
aud fifty feet wei-t of the corner stone lit
llic corner of Jones and New South
Front streets, running thence with sa il
Moscley's line anil paiallel witli Jones
street, northwardly una hundred and
seven and 3-12 feet In the back line of
Lot No. 400 as designated iu the plan ot
the city of New Berne, thence with said
hack line end Giles Jarinau's line west
wardly thirty-eight feet to Esther Sim
mon's corner, thence wiih the Bame and
parellel with said Joms street lo New
South Front street, thence with the north
side of the thirty -ciirhi feet to the bctcin-
ning, being Division No. 8, of the estate
of Jesse Moseley as was allotted to the
said Lucy Ann Moore, then Lucy Ann
Monelev liy W. H. Marshal, u. B. r islier
and Ceo. E. Tinker. Commissioner.
Recorded in liook No, 77. Folio 4."i, in the
office of the Register of Deeds for ( raven
Co., and liein the same lot of land niort-
irngrd' by the said Lucy Ann Moore,
William Riley Moore to Joseph L. Uahn
by deed, bearing date of July 2:jd, 18114
and recorded in Hook No, 11 1, page 307,
in the ollice of Register of Deeds for
Craven county.
This 3d day of December, 18!I7.
J. E. & R. O'HARA,
Commissioners.
Notice, Sale Real Estate.
T F. McCarthy, adtnn
c t a d li n of Maria I
Whitty, deceased, In the Superior
vs. ; Court. before
Lewis II. Brown and the Clerk.
PhiUis Brown, de- I
fendants. I
By virtue of an order of the clerk of
the Superior Court of Craven county
N. C., in the special proceeding 'entitled
as aoove, now pemlim; 111 said pmpprior
Court, the undersigned Administrator
will sell for cash to make assets, at the
court house door in city of New Berne.
Crown co., N. ('., at 12 o'clock noon, on
Monday the 14th day of February. 1M)S
it being the first day of February term of
the Superior Court ot said county, to the
highest bidder for cash, the right, tille
and interest of Matia Wliilty. deceased in
a certain lot or parcel of laud situated in
the city of New Berne, N. C, on Hie
north side of Goode street, between
Primrose streel and A. & N. C. ! R
known as lot number '(t) seven Good,
street, being the house and lot where
Maria Whiltv, deceased lived and died
and devised by will to Phillis Brown
together with the house and improve
ments thereon.
Dated this 10th day of January, A. D.,
lM'.iH,
THOMAS F. McOARTIIY. Admn
c 1 11 d b n of Maria Whitty, deed.
Yt M. K CLAKKE, Ally, lor Admn.
Notice i i" Htilf
lloi:und Smith, Admin-
istralrix of I). W.
Smith, deceased,
vs.
Nellie Smith and Emma
I In the Superior
i Court before
I the clerk.
Smith. J
By virtue of ah order of the clerk
the Superior court ot Craven county
North Carolina, m Hie special proceeding
entitled as aliove now pending in san
Superior court, the undersigned ndniin
islratrix will sell for cash, to make assets
at Hie court house door in the city o!
iNcw lierne, uraven county, IN. U., at 1
o'clock, noon, on aionday the 7th day o
February, 18118, it bt ing the lirst day o
the February Term of the Superior
court of said county, to the highest bid
der for cash, Hie right title nnd interest
of D. W. Smith, deceased, in a certain
piece or put eel of land situated in sale
Craven county, on the north side
Swift creek nnd bounded by the land
ol Peter Willis. Noah Jncskon, Macon
Bryan, W. H, Eievin and others, con
taining eighty (80) acres more or less
being the lands, conveyed lo the s.-iid
D. W. Smith, hv deed registered in the
oilice of register tn deeds of Craven
county, in book 82, pages 471 and 472 to
which reference is made; together wilh
! improvements thereon.' Subject to
i "gi i uower aim uower interest oi inc
widow of said lands.
HOLLAND SMITH,
Ailminlstralrix.
NOTICE !
NoRTn Carolina, i
Cahtehet CorsrY. f
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1897.
Loum Snow, Jr., on be-
bait ot himself and all
other credilois of the 1 v ,:,.,
Will. M..1, l)i.,, "iiliV 1"
1'arties
poration, .
The White Uak River I
Corporation.
Pursuant to the order of the Superior
Court of Carteret county mads at the
Fall Term 1897 of Carleret Superior
uouri in the aoove entitled action. All
creditors of the White Ouk River Cor
poration aro hereby notilled to come in
and make themselves parties to this ac
tion lie Tore the next unit of the said Su
perior Court to be held in the town of
Beaufort, County of Carteret on the 21st
day of March, 1MH.
And all persons holding claims against
aid corporation arc nutllletl to present
the same In tlie undersigned Receiver,
duly verified, before tlie date aliove men
tinned. This notice Is given to the end
that all filial orders and decrees may be
made nnd entered at Mild term, and all
matters in controversy settled and ad
justed according lo law.
Tint January 5th, 181I8.
JAMES A. BRYAN.
Receiver Whi'e Oak River Corpoia'.ion
NOTICE !
State op North Carolina,
Craven County, f
Superior Court, Spring Term, 1897.
Thomas Williams, )
vs NOTICE.
Delscy Will lama, )
To DkiJiiY Williams:
This la an action for Divorce, entitled
as above, and you are required to appear
at the next term of Ilia said Court to be
held In New Berne on the fourth Mon
day before the first Monday In March
1898, and anaafcr or demur to the Coin
plaint, or the plalnlllt will apply tn lb.
court for the relief demanded Iu the C
plaint
. This Mlb day of December, 1HA7.
.W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Rnprrtor Cotltt
A(tinInitrntar'NNoilc
I Having qu ililicd
i iinvnig qu inmn aa Aiimiiumniio
iCicorge Tavior. fii-Pvasert. late .f
'"') otCriven, N.C . ibis is lo n
i nil I i-rronrf ImVinjj clniin niraiiibt
Administrator of
Ilia
notify .
I cri-onrf liviiia C'Miiik nirninst the
stiile of a:il !' ; d lo exluliit them
to the undersigneil on or ln-fore I lie lClh,
day of Di ceniher 18U8, nr this notice will
be plead in bar nf llu ir recovery . All
persons iudehted to s.ii-l- i-etale will
pleHM- make immediate ).i.vnient.
This KHIi, dar of Di-omlier. lcl)7.
' TliOS. F, .MoCARTHY.
' ' Administrator.
R. W. WILLIAMSON, Atl'y.
AtlmluiMratoi'o Notice!
Having duly qualified as administra
tor cum tesiatiK ulo annexo de bonis mm
Alarm A bitty, deceased on tho 29lh
lay of December, lfill, all persons owiiur
said 1 state are hereby notitied lo make
prompt payment, All persons holdng
hums against said estate are notitied to
li'cstnl the same duly vended to the
ndersianed administrator on or before
Dicemlicr2(Jtli, 1898, 1b this notice will
ic pleaded ill bar of their recovery.
lice. 2:1. ISiW.
THOMAS F MCCARTHY, Admn.
c t a de bonis non of MiinaWhitty, deed.
Sale of City Property !
State op Nokth Carolina, )
Craven County, f
Superior Court, Before "the Clerk.
'"J!1 (;:.. A!L,SC'y' EX-fli Petition to sel.
' - I land to make
Os 1 .
Richaid Jones, et ids. j 'lss,-lB
Pursuant to the iudrment 111 tlie above
named proceeding, I will sell at public
auction for cafh at the court house in
New Berne on .Monday, the 7th day of
February, 18s)8, at 12 o'clock, midday.
hat lot or parcel of land situated in the
city of New Hei ne, State of North Caro
lina, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the north-east corner of
Pollock street and Moonshine Allev
11 1 1 11 i 11 jr easlwardly witb Pollock street
to Samuel Hilton's line, then with Hil
ton's line a northwardly direction 214
feet, 0 inches, then westwardly to Moon
shine Alley, then with Moonshine Alley
southwardly to the beginning, being tbe
same land conveyed to said J. A. Jones
by J. O. Gardner and wife liy deed reg
istered in office of the Register of Deeds,
of said Craven county in book 8:1, pases
2 m and 2"rti.
ROBERT G. MOSELEY,
Executor ot J. A. Jones.
This 1st day of January, 1898.
House & Lot For Sale..
Piiisuant to powers in the mortgage
executed lo the Eastern Buildinir and
.oan Association of Syracuse. N. Y., by
Virgil A. urawlord aud wife, which is
laled the December 1st. IK'JO, and is reg
istered in office of the Register of Deeds
I ( raven Louuty, Worth Carolina, in
hook No. 104, pages 01, 2, ;l and 94.
I lie undersigned will sell at the Court
House, in the city of New Berne, at
public auction for cash, on Monday, the
iiii nay ot ivnriiary istH, at 12 o clock,
M., the following pionerty.
All that certain lot of land bituated in
aid city of New Hei ne, known and dis
tinguished ns part of lot No, 1 in that
part ol said city known as "Dryboro"
bounded and described us follows, viz:
Beginning on Cedar street ninety-seven
feet soulheas'.erly from the southeastern
corner ol Cedar and Stanley streets.
running thence southerly parallel with
Stanley street thirty-four feet, thence
easterly parallel with Cedar street twen
ty. seven feet, thence northerly parallel
with Stanly St., Ibirty-four feet to Cedar
streel, thence westwardly along Cedar
street twenty-seven feet to the beginning,
being part of the premises conveyed to
said Virgil A. Crawford by John Hughes
as administrator, etc., by deed duted
April 28lh, 1870 and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds in and for said
county in hook, No. 70, folios 248, 249
and 2-W.
This nth day of January, 1898.
Tub Easikhn Bi.u. & Loan Assn..
of Syracuse, N. Y.
By M. DeW. Stevenson, Atty.
execution st,i:.
liy virtue of writ of execution, to me
issued from the Superior Court of Craven
county, iu nn acliou wherein Moody
Lumber Company is plaintiff and Calvin
Smith defendant, I will on Tuesdfty,
February 8th, ltyW at the court house
door in New Berue, offer for sale at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder, for
chsIi, the lands levied upon as the prop,
crty off tlie defendant Calvin -Smith, de
scrilwd ii a follows: .
A tract of 100 ticres in No. 7 Townshin.
escribed in deed from H. C. Wood aud
wife to Calvin Smith, dated 1K8S. and re
corded in I he ollice of the Register of
iKviM ot i raven county, liook lU.t, pases
:io and 530.
.F. L. II A I IN,
Shff. Craven Co,
(0MM1SSI0XEKS SALE !
By virluo of the powef invested in Die
undersigned commissioners by a judg
ment of the Superior court of Craven
county, grunted ut its May term 1897 In
an ncuon wherein U 11. Cutler, Executor
f illinni Lleve deceased is iilaintH.
and Moses Patterson nnd others are de
fendants, we will expose to sale at public
miction, at tho Court House door iu the
city of New Berne, on Tuesday tho
ighlli day ol February. 1898. (It being
lie second tiny of the February Term of
court) to the highest bidder for cash, at
the hour oi 12 o clock noon all the fol
lowing described real and personal prop,
erty, lo-wll:
rirsl; All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land lying and being In the city of
of New Berne, on the East side of Middle
street between Pollock and Boulli Front,
and beginning nt a point on the Eait tide
of Middle streel 239 feet and fl Inches
from tho corner ol Middle and South
Front streets and running thence with
said East aldenf Middle street Northward
ly 0.' feet, 6 inches to the Hughes line,
i hence Enatwardly with the said Hughes
line. 21.1 reel, 0 Indies to lot oo in
the plan of the said city Of New Berne,
thrnc Southwardly with said lot M, 63
feet II Inches; thence Westwardly 214 feet
6 inches to Middle street the place of be.
ginning, it being the lot known at the
Hotel Albert lot, and on which the said
Hotel Alliert is situated.
Secondly: All the furniture of every
kind and description In the said Hotel
Allien, consisting or otlice furniture,
parlor furniture, bed room furniture.
dining room furniture, kitchen furniture,
laundiy furniture, or any other kind of
furniture by whatever name It may bo
known, and including all crockery, cute
lery, oooking apparatus, piano and what
ever else of either ornamental or useful
kind that may be situated and being In
llie said Hotel Allien, which belongs to
the parties defendants.
A deposit sufficient to guarantee the
completion of the purchase by the pur
chaser at the said sal when same Is con
Armed br Court will be required lobe
deposited. Amounj to be 8) per cent, of
the amount bid.
This January 8th, IftlM.
W. I), Mulvta.
P. II. Pkl.tmio,
Coniniieaioaers,