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I'uhlislied every dny in the year, tx (tt .Monday, at 90 Middle Street. Phom No. 8. CHARLES U STEVENS, . 'CD1TOR AKD PROPRIETOR SUBSCRIPTION RATES: one j far, In advance,. ... 00 One year, not in advance 5 00 Monthly, by carrier in the city,. ... .60 Adverllsirg Rates furnished on appli cation. . ... Entered at the Poet Office, New Berne, N. C. as second class matter. New Berae. N.C. Jan.. 27, 1898. THAT NEUSB JUVEB BRIDGE IC ' CATION. . The prolonged hearing givon by ' the County Commissioners, end the discussions which bare taken place over the question ot the location of the Nome River bridge would indi cate that its location was a matter of more importance than its con- struction. - ; . In passing upon the suitable loca tion for this bridge, the Countj Commissioner! in deciding upon ' Union street as the best point for the Western or Ne Kerne terminus ot the bridge, gave very c ireful at tendon to the several things to be considered, the wants of the county people, the a-.Tan ages to New Berne, the cost of construction, it disadvantages to navigation, and any business interest which might be affected by its proximity. The opposition to tl.e location at Union street, etems to bt based upon . the assertion that a bridge built at the point designated would interfere with tho paseago of Loats going to load or unload at the linn ber mills aud railroad docks which are situated above Union street. The prccwe interference outs'uV of lb 3 possible momentary delay at the bridge, is hard to maintain.. In the vicinity of the proposed, bridge site there are no interests, coiiiinar- cial or otherwise, whiuh the bridge will obstruct. The majority of the vessel men s ty the bridge offers no special obstruction to navigation, any more than any bridge does, for all bridges are an abhorrence to ves ee! men. Id deference to the entire com munity, every interest has bad a voice in this bridge matter, aud tbe opposition, very small one, offers nothing of sufficient or vital impor tance to make any change necessary in the point already selected by tbe ' County Commissioneti. "-' Every argument favoring a change ' from Union street has had a per aonal interest, rather than a, com ; inanity interest behind it, and there re not enough of these personal in terests to counterbalance in any degree the community ' interests which- would be adversely affected bra change of location. The bridge at Union street gives New Berne a direct country com munication which means many thousands of dollars more trade very year to the merchants of this city, it in this way benefits the tax payers who must pay almost the entire cost of construction and maintenance of the bridge, it affords the county people the best and easiest way ot gotting to their coun ty teat; and a bridge at Union street means a bridge which'can be built aud maintained cheaper than one Can be constructed at any other point on the river. la fact unless a bridge can bo built at tho point selected by the county commissioners, Union street, there is no use of the taxpayers being put to the expense of having a bridge built where they do not want it, and where it benefits no community interest BeaaskaU Cede. The ancient Greeks believed that the Po nates were the god who at tended to the welfare and prosperity of tbe family. They were worshipped as household gods in every home. The household god of today it Dr. King's Nw Discovery, For coo sumption, coughs, cold and for all affections of Hi rout, Cliusl and Lungs it Is invaluable. It has been tiled for a quarter of a century and it gu:raiitod to cure, or money re turned.' No household should be without this good angel. It it pious- nut to Uke and a safe and sure remedy for old and young. Frte trial bottles at F. S. Duffy's Drng )hi-rVd oa lUirty ajiaatea' Courtship. "i'oa may talk about your brief courtships and marriages on short no tice," said Captain Arm Cardwell ouce, but I think I ouce witnessed the quick -it made match on record. I was run ning as a conductor between Russell villa end Owensboro, as I did for many yean, and on a trip in the winter of 1881 1 Koi a pretty country gin passen ger at a little flag station son til of Cen tral City about IMS a. m. A few miles farther on at another small station a big strapping looking farmer, dressed in brown jeans, with his trousers rock ed in his tall boots, got on my train. The fellow hadn't opened the ear door till he spied the rustic lass, and before he took bis seat in front of the girl he had smiled at her. "I punched fait ticket, went in the smoking car, and on my return to the regular passenger coach found tbe Green river tiller of tbe soil sitting in tbe same scat with the maiden, chatting with her as if he bad known her since birth. In S3 minutes after they had first met the fellow called me to him and said; 'See here, podner, we want to get hitched. I hain't knowed Mirinda Jane here but 80 minutes, but we both like, an she's willin an so'ni L Whur's the nighest parson; podner?' I took them on to Owensboro, and the bappy bridegroom and his blushing other half were passengers back on my train that afternoon. For hurry np nuptials it does strike me that these ought to have the cake and other special prizes offered for quick yeast love matches." Louis ville Post Eocene Suet Freak. The father of Eugene Sue was a phy- Bioian.witli exalted patients all over Europe, who sent him the choicest wines. The emperor of Austria, for in stance, had contribntcd tokay, the king of Prussia rare bock, Queen Christina of Spain priceless alicaute, Prince Met ternicb genuine cachet d'or, and so on. The whole was kept in a large iron cup board in the study of tbe learned phy sician, known as the Elzevir library. Eugene was tben n college freshman, and, having procured a skeleton key to the closet, with his friends, Adolpho, Adam, Veron and others, proceeded every night to investigate the coutents of the bottles. Not wishing to have their explorations prematurely stopped, they took the precaution to till up the partially exhausted flasks with water and then to reseal them. When, fur a long time afterward, the doctor brought forth samples of his precious stock for the delectation of guests worthy cf it, and the company tasted it with a duo sense of awo, it was privately felt that the celebrity ot these great brands was all moonshine, that ordinary table d'hoto' bordeaux was preferable to them. But nobody dared to eay so, and it was culy after tho death of his dreaded parent that tbo novelist confessed the sacrilege lie Got a Mats. A sea captain called at a village inn and caked the landlady, a ycuEg widow : "Do yon know where-1 can get a mate? I havo lost my mute." "1 am very sorry for you, Mr. ," the said, smiling. "I want a mate, too, and cannot get one. As wo are in the same position, I'll tell yon what I'll do if you'll be mine, I will be yours. " Ee closed with the bargain, and, Ihe widow keeping her word, be is now supplied with two mates. Pearson's Weekly. Papa's Unconocrn. Matilda Have yon spoken to papa? Bertie Yes. I asked -him through tbe telephone, and he answered, "I don't know who yon are, but it's all right" Pick Me Up. TO CUE A COLO IH VIE BAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c The genu ine hat L. B. Q. on each tablet. Leave Tar Ram. a. ; All persons who want the Fair Edition of the Journal, for them selves or wish it sent to friends, will please leave their names aad ad drefses at this office. OASTORZA. n.taf BSdlS State of Onto, City or Tolkdo, LrcAs Coot, j Fkahk J. Chbhkt m'skes oath that lie is tbe senior partner of the Arm ot V, J. Cheney & Co., doing business la ttic City ( Toledo, County and (Mate fbienld,and Hint id firm will pay tbe sum of ONE HUNDRED DULLA.K-4 lor each and ercry eme of Catarbu that cannot If :ured by tbe ue of Hall's Catakh.h Cvbb. FnANK J. CHENEY. Horo lobifute ma ami nil tcriUil In mv (irettoce, ibis Oib day of Dtcerulur, K. D. 1806. . A. W. Gf.ElSOJf, ) SEAL K-Ury Pdulic. JUtt'a Catarrh Cure It Uko ittei tiatlly. tnd sets direi llf on Ibe blM I and uocotv surlates t'f 1 be sv.ttni. Henil for li arim a a is a, le. . J. CHENEY A CO.. Tolwlo.O. &U1 iv Inujiil.n 7J.1. Hall's Family fill, are Hie ll. ( ' )llat January 18. Stockholders New Derne Tobacco Warehouse Company: At the reqnest of ten stock hold ers of the New Borne Tobacco Ware- hous i Company a special meetioa of said company it callea to meet at the City Hall, New Berne, N. C. l iidsy January 28th, 1808 at 8 vuloc't p. m. for the purpose of ameniliiig the resolution passed at the mooting Deo. 2!Hb, I8J7 aud for any other business rela'.ive lo the Company looking to the con tinuance of tbe business of the com pany in an active and satisfactory manoer in the future. U L hi U y 11 jiluiiua'ii'aiiL) Itebln. Irritated, ly. emmed ftralp, dry, tbla and failing Ilnir, cleansed, pnrtficd, and beaatsV get. by warm h am poo with Cctkxsa Soap, ud occasional drciaiDx of Crrtcvu, purest of molllcnta, the gn ata kin cures. Treatment will prodaoo a clean healthy aealp With luxuriant, lwtrona hair, when all ehw faila. , SoM thrMvttowt IS wrist Totm Dmw Cats. Cm.. Bute Prop.. R-wlon. - lluw to produce lATRrlfcnt Hair," Balled ft. ; suns cs nss ""jsKsr1 IF YOU W.OT A GLASS OF BEER As good m jo i can get in New York or any other city in tlio United States go to Palace Saloon ! 18 niDDLE STREET, Where yon oan get it. - Also any other First-. .-. Class Goods in the Liquor Trade. , Pure N. C. Malt Whis key, recommended by the best physicians. James F. Taylor. II. W. SIMPSON, Funeral IMretlor and , JGnibalmer. Ollice (8 Broad Street, nexljto Stewart's stables. Residence 168 Broad Street. tWBurhtl rolcs aspeclxlty. C30 Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored if told with a written ruar- antee to Cure Insomnia. Fits. Dizziness. Hvsteria. ; Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, Seminal Losses, Failing Memory the result of Over-work, Worry, Sickness, Errors ot Youth or Over-indulgence Pries 0c. and $1 ; t twxss $6. I For quick, positive and lasting result In Sexual , Weakness, Impotency, Nervous Debility and Lost : Vitality, use BLUE LABEL SPEOIAL double . strength will give strength and tone to every part and effect a permanent cure. Cheapest and best. ioo Pills $2; by mail. ' FREE A bottle of the famous Japanese Liver Pellets will be given with a $1 box or more of Mag- cue nervine, irec. 001a ouiy oy F. S. DUFF.'. New Birne, N. V. See fie Forl SHORT LOANS. Whenever you hsve a paper you want discounted see me and you GET THE CASH. . ISAAC JI, NMITII, 130 Middle St., NEW BERNE, N. C. A Gain in . New Berne ! We Havo Just Received a lot of ; NO. 1 HANDMADE RED HEART CYPRESS SHINQLES. Whicb excels anything in the way of covering houses that lias ever been In vented yet. We have a large lot of them on hand and must be sold at some price. See, here they go. BIO HILL, The Shingle Han. Kastman's No. 1 Eureka Cam-n is a simple instrument for use will Class plate. Makes pictures X x JM inches, and has rpace in back foi three double plale holders. Safet) shutter. Fine achromatic lens. tdv St- tolM'tiiaaafMar,rkaM,iKil!,aa'ak, M F ift ff 'l iiltirt. Fitrt f AmvM md HftJt A'-U t cgituwr if mitt. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Rochester, N. Y. TAPANEc;T3 "I " W T A CURB mtlGiira i . A rVw Snd rmnplHe Tmiline'ltC ffanaiwtM.sj of ffl'HPtITOHIi'H, I AfMiita oi ('inimitl iml two Sie of fMiiisttriit. A rwvsw-tailtnf cute fcn fit nt ovtK nalnre snl itrtxtvs, ft msin an tapcrtilicaja with Ihia kins, whtrh M M n" riln im iiN anns) mty. Whe eStir trtkt iN 1 MS BCS S WritlM UiUrHlM Nl Mlk Ho 1 tire, N Psif . w.mkI a bus, 4 tor V ImH W mail. SintW (in OIWTM EMT, tA s.4 SOew CONSTIPATION iZXJTZtti: r-ml 1 IVF1 tiut TOMl II l-'.l I 1 1, and MHI CI kIMM Kmall. mud an4 f-uaM lo Uka; tpt willy adp4 aif chiMll a tfoava la Mala. FREE. A l.l olltM hmn "Ml. p.tlrta ,!lt W With a fi m nt l it I tir. Norwalaa .aNi;w riaN jArAaaa fn.a Cvaa Iw aaaj ulr ky V. . IH l'r V.N'iv B..n'.i, N. C. Kl'KEKA LOIKiB NO. T. I. (. U. r. ; OrM-;orn:-tt. J. Iiibiuwiv, N O.; C. 11.1111, V. J. U Mco.jy, K'c'il. 8'ty; J. R. l'arter, Jr., Treu. hrbrui&r oj6ttur.Kfe everv Mouuay nlirbt at tt uO o'clock. ENCAMPMENT KO. , 1. O.O.F. oncers: C. H. Hull, C. P.: W. B. Ilymai), II. t-LS. (J. Uimliea, a. w.; A. K. Hibril, J. H. U. Lumwlen. m-ribe; R. eeroer Treaa. Rejlu tnoamnmt'nta, 1m, 8d, nrt (tta (it any) riianUay mghx In each wonUi t W: o jl.x-k THEN1A LOIVUB NO. 8, K. ot ' MeeU very Toexlay night In their Castle Kali, Middle 4reet; rul ing Knlirtm will jaceive a cblvnlr'c welooinx. J. H. Smith, C C; A. K P tunan, . .; W. 8. Faraona, K. R. O. C Tnornton, M. ot F. 4. J. Baxter, M. ol B. CANTON CI.EfcirfONT NO.S, P. M-I. O. O. P, I imcera . ieo. blover, I'aptain; T. u. My- aura, Lieut.; H. H. l'ellctlei, Ennlgn ; Wm. J. ruts, uierK;KU. ueroos, Accounuuia. itftK ul&r Canionmenla, M and 4th Thursday aiahts In each month at 8 .1X1 o'clock OKA VKN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHT!) OP HAR- UONY: Meets Snil anil th Wedueaday t ulnbM In each month In Bountree'a Half, at 7 30 o clock, a. B. BaU, I'rtaldont; i. 11. Smith, 8euretary. I ST.JOHK'Sl.OlMiKNO.S.A.P. AND A. M: 'incerss-T. W. Dewey, w. M.; N. Case, S. W.: George Green, J. W.; T. A. Green, lYeas.i W J Pitta, Hec'ty. Keirular Coni miuucaUona 21 W edneadiiT each month. CUATTAWKA TKinK NO.H.IMP.O. K. M ! Mecia the 2nd Sleep or every 7 Suns Monday I alKhl ai K. ol P. Ouatle itaU, Middle Strwt, New llerm . N. C. Visiting ttml Uen always welcome. T. J. Poe, Sfhein; J. H. Smith, C.olK SKW BKUNB CHAPTER XU. 4, H. A. M.: Jfllcerat T. A. Kreeii, H. P, K.J T. W. Dcwny, Serine; tias. Dun, Trans.; C. D. Hi adhaui, Sec'ty. Beailar Oonvoca- ioiis sa nonaav eaou mon&n. . JOHN'S OOMMANDKRY NO. 10, K.T.: Drllcerg 1. W. Dewny, K. C; Ja?. Uedmond G.;T. O. Ilrmaii, C. G ; T. F. Mo arnhy. Prelate: K S. Hum: two. Hecorder. Reinilai Conclave, first and third i'ildaya ol the month. K SIGHTS .OP, l!OSOB-!liceM: 8. ' D. Pope, D. eta tor; G. L. Viuaon, Reporter; IV". P. Rounf eL', r'iuonelal lu-norter New tlrne T.fOKe No. 44S meets the Slid and 4th rridjty nltrlits at 7:80 o'clock In ltouiurae'a Hall, Pol.ock Btroes. NEW HEKNK LODGE SO. 1, P. II. A C.-I.W. Kiddle, Preat ; J. H. S ui h, Ite.onllnir Rncty; K. K. Qidnluy, Financial .seety. Meets In Knlghta ol 1'jthlaa hall every 1st and 2nd Weanesday nujbts lu each month, -STEAM ERS- CAROLINA DISPATCH UNI, -AND- FREIGHT & PASSEN6EU. For All Points North. The Steamer NEUSE will leave on JIotidnya, Wednesdajg, and Fridays tit C p. in., sharp. Mak ing no stops between New liunio t" Elizabeth CitY. ' . Tbe Steamer NEW BERN K will sail on Tueedius and Fridays at VI o clock, noon, inaknu ' laniHngs at Orient;, Ocracoke and ltoanoke Island. , W Freight received not later than one hour previous to sailing. For farther information apply to GEO. HENDERSON, Agt. M. K. Kino, Gen. Mgr., II.C. liuDGlNd,Gtm.Frf.& Pa8.Agt. Norfolk, Va. ; New Berne, N. 0., Sept. 13. IS). PROFESSIONAL. I II. lVlletier, ATTORNEY At LAW, ' Middle Street, Lawyers Brlek Building. Will practice la the Counties ot Craven Cartel et. Jonea. On. low and Pamlico. U. a Conitkt Ka Kama auil Suprrnie Court c ne oiai a. F. M. Simmons, 1. II. I'ou. . A.I. War, t. n . ron. 5IMflONS, POU & WARD. ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS at LAW. itw stasi, R.e. Oflace 68 So. Front Btieet, nearly oppo site Hotel Chatlawks. (Offices also at RuIcIku and Smilhfleld.) Practice In tlis eonntiea ol Graven, Pnplln, Jonea, Onalow, Carteret raniilno, Wah., Jolin.ton. liarnet. and Wllaon; in ma f n pranie nn1 fwiaral Court, and wlierarer ei vicf are (L.lr. 4, FRESH AND CORNED Beef ami Tig l'orlt ! Veal, Mutton, Green and Bologna Sausage, AnJ our STALL-FED BEEF Is always up to the standard. Game and Dressed Poultry of all Kinds Can ba Had at. " Sam'. Cohn & Son's tW Middle St , Phone 46. BRANCH OFFICE IV. 1 Forferfldd & Co., rHuccesaors to II. W. Bilaby & Co ) Hunker. a ud ' Irobem. Old Doffiinioii Steamship Co. Stocks, Heads. toltoa, Urala, I'revlalons Iknight and aolil fur ra.lt or nu mnrRin ( une er crnt. In Iota from t iO tip. vr O.tton Fti Imiu-i. ?Nuluinal lUok U. f rrncra, a iTt'onniaul ltnMalin. A. ii. M-: I'l l !!". WnES talking to YOU .... About Furniture The sharpest point w e can argue is the fact that our Loko established btieinesg and the Great Army of Sat- , IsSed Fatrons we have made is the best testimony as to the quality of our goods and the way we do business. ... . , . ALL KINDS OF Desirable Can be f An nil ham Furniture J.lT8 If you are contemplating -the purchase Of Furniture a call at my sloro will prove profitable. ' John Sitter',- Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne. N. C, Are you troubled with rats? If so. call nt J. O. Whttty & Co.' and get a FRENCH BAT TUAP. A gentleman says, "I caught 30 rals in 8 nights with ouo of your French Rat Traps." Are you bothered with mice f If so, wo can supply you with n FRENCH MOUSE THAI', or an Out o" Sight Mouse Trap, or a Choker, Just as you prefer. By nil menna get rid of the ltats anil Mice. WE HAVE THE TRAP?. J. C. Whitty CO. Court Notice ! Witi esses, suitors mid all others interested as wul I as jurors at. Feb rnary term of the Snpi-rior Court of Craven county are notig'd Unit tliey need tut attend Superior Court until Monday of the .ccond week being ihe Uih of February neit. ; Uy order cf Judgo Brown, . W. M, AVatsiis, -O.S. G. WllleiibrinkV Kesturunl1, Only Up-io-Date - . v Restaurant in the City. For Ladies and Gentlemen. 'ISO MXXr)X.ID.aTTAHET, New Berne, N. C. Regular fleafs, At all Hours, 25 Cents. - n. ILLKNBRINK, Prop- Formerly Chef, Hotel Chattawka. L. H. Cutler Hardware Company, Hardware, KdhIi, Doorw and JSlind.H. Jjinic, Cement mid IMaxter. HiiifderN Hardware n Npecially. We also hsve Ihe Urgent and best as sorted Line of PLOWS AND AGRI CULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS ever in Ihe cily. Merchants we can sell yon at Manu facturer's Trices. Remember we keep a full line of tk voes and Uarrlsnn's Paints, Yours for bu.ineu, L. 11. CUT LEU HARDWARE CO. E. s- J ill ; SI Under Hotel Chattawka, New Derne, N. C.", PKAI.EIt IN M, lim, IMi, Lliu, CiecbI PLASTER.,. Garland's Stov5 & Ranncs' Dsvoc's Heady HiKcd Paint, Air-Ti;;!it 1 1 ! - v I k ..... i . ftU.iittt Nil Hi '' AT THE OLD UNLIABLE STABLES OF M. IIAI1N & CO., 90 Head oflMes, From 4 to 6 years old. This stock has been sclucleii one of ihe best jmlgea of stock in Norti. Curolma. This stock is Biiiutile for nil pur;ioses. The publio is invited to come and select from tho .above stock which will, lie sold oa easy terms, low down at rock bottom prices to correspond with 4 and 5 cent e.t .Ion. .All stock sold U gua.-nntuud as represented or no saio. . ' - . : '. ,. ... FRESH ARRIVALS... OF FINE HORSES AND MULES ! Farme !s h. wiitil G od Horses and Mulea to stt th'ir crops, can find a Largo and Varied Strck tny Slabl.-sou Kroad sin-ei. " Our imnieiise slock of Jlngies has. diminished greatly, tun we still have some Hare bargain. - Everyone pronounces tliein preity. . ' . - Also Harness in all the late stylos and at lowest prices. A call will convinco you that I am on the nurkut with the IWte ef . Everythitij; in my line. Whether yu re a visitor or buyer the courtesy of my stables extended to you. Yours It -apt , " 081, .70. 1' a ni 70 BROAD S'l'REKT. J. V. STEWART, Preat. , ...... ENOCH WADSWOIITII. Vlcr-Prest. Rooms 8 A , Haves lluildinr. Opp.IiaptiKt ( h ii rrh, Mid dle Street. New Investment Offick Houits: City Projwrty Bought and Sold. 11 A. M. to 2 i M CITY LOTS, A handsome and moat deslrnhln resi dence, located in tho south side of Ohanpe at its iuleracciloo with Kaxt Front street, adjoining Ihe rchldenee tif the lute Jinlo feVyiuour. Handsome houae, with ndtiilioiml lot ailjoiniiuror anntlier reanUiicc, m-t tleliehtriilly lo lrd;snd one of I he hnmlaoimal'nnd ntoHl dnl.-a1!c dwelllnxa in Ihe citv. On Booth Front Stre. t, between) Ota ven and K.ist Front IJxndsoini-, rcmo I eled brick n-.iilcnce, i) rooms, three stories and Iwttnient. all modern convi-n-ienees, hath rmini., tc. DeliKhtful lo cntiim for auinmcr or winter residence. One duulile liotiso in Pavietown, new, Onaim. A hundinnie luilMing lot 100 f.f t Mid dle Sim liy 107. H in. deep; Immediately north of the dwelling owned, by J. F. Ivea; toaiiit I'urchaaera, thla ha will he divided into two lots, 00 feet frontage each. A moat desirable realilcne" lot situate on Neuan river, at the fiKit of I'ollork at , auitiilile lor haiuiaomo dwclllni;, but will be aold in smaller parct la on satiatactory lerma. . Two new d-ellni(i; tultabla for small families; all modern convenience! wt.t THE HEW BERI! .UITUAL FIRE i;:SURAi!CE C0.T OF NEW V PI T A la. frixins A (II-NKIIAL FIl:K INM ua.N( I - n si m T.;A. CKI !.'. I'r.-i.l.-.il, 1 ... ' K (.I:I.I;N, H. rn ii.ry. 5ilkii imi A No. 1. M. 11 Aim & CO. Hew Berne, H. G. OWEN II. GUION 8ey TMOr. DANIELS, Taa. Bern Xnary Advanced Company, 1"r'h"" lNVK8TMItX1CR fjOI.ICKI)l side of Hnnroek street, lietween rllocst und South Front. FARXS. " One flue 264 sere farm, oae and one half mile Iroin New I)rr, oa aouih tida t.f Neuae road. U trai ls of va'nahl bnd and llmlier. lying nt Chirks' Morion on Ihe Kant tide of the A. & N C. H. It. and the pnblio road aevi n miles from Ihif cily of New Hern. conliiiiiiiir 1810 aon-s. Aluo lt!i aira, liccliinliiK at the centre of the. A & N. O. It 11. at it intersection wltlu suhl pu l.lro road. One d-iralle40acre farm, no ami) hi idc or Trent river, ti mile from New lirrn. A ditiralile farm, 4 milt from the. rlly, lylnn on the A 4N.0, R. K, amti Neuae river; 180 acres. One excellent farm of 2W acres om Trent road, tl niih-i from New Bern, A moat dniralilc farm con.iallnf of 12S acre, 8 mile liont New I'erue, on A St N. C R. It. am) llachelor'a cm-k. An exctidliiirly flne farm, 4 mile from the oily, containing H0 acres, on Ncnaa road. r.LkN, N. C. r"-- ' f - ,. w. li. I ,.ai : i, JOHN I ) ' N N' Vi.t IV.. I ,Siie. i:, tu!ur site 6c ed 11,00.' Jko. I McDaxikl, Sect'y. .V. II. 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