1
Vegetable Preparationfor As
similating Uicrood andliegula
ting the 5 luaiachs and Bowels of
m -
ProinotesT)igeslioii,Checiful
ncssandRcst.Contains neither
Opium.MorpUine iwr Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
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fiirmSai- -ClmtAdSuovr.
hmiyrmo flam
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach rinlKea,
Worms ,Convulsiua.. . ..a-rish-ness
andLossQF SLKEP.
facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
THAT THE
FACSIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
STORY OF THE BIBLE.
HOW IT WAS COMPILED, PRESERVED
AND BROUGHT DOWN.
ISON THE
WRAPPER
OP EVEET
BOTTLE OF
u .J' M
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
1
The Rveorda Betas With Abraham mmt
Were Collected by Bra It Was Bara
Is the UtUa Laad of Caaaaa Caaaawa
Iarsl'e dirt to tha World. .
Oteuria li f" r? la ose-sk bottles only . It
! uv lold u bulk. Boat allow anyone to sell
yon anything else cn the ploa or promise taut it
is "Jtrt m good" and "v!ll answer every jm
pote.'1 a-Bee that yon got C-&-S-T-0-U-I-1.
TiiofM-
ripftr.
So-a.tlbi32L- 2Sail-wa3T-
; ; . Schedule E3ctivo May 2, 1897.
' This oond-Jneed Schedule ia published as information only and
subject to change without notice to tlm public. ,
UBEEN3B0S0, RALEIGH. U0LDSB0RO AND NORFOLK.
. . . . .
So. '. Kc. 18. No 1W. 5 ; So. SS. Ko. IS. No. 11.
Mixeil ; Daily. Dally. ' Eiwtern Time. V Dally. Daily. Mlxe.l.
- Daily . ; - . lally.
- lSOatu SWaui 10 p in Lv ' u-reeneboro Ar U6Sum ifSllnin 8 5.1 am
Ssuaiu m.aw utupui" uiuso-viue " liutui output via am
SSiaiu v lui -s i J u, ' tluu ooliega ; ' lluaiu uMpm huh am
loam vjui 'JJdp'ni" li.rilugtou "tlluam Mpni illiui
SlSaui u Mam lWipr " Uraham . " lliDam 64.1pm 6 40 a ni
(Maui utlaiu 7 'J" Huw uivor . " 10 Maui S as P m fi i6 u in
-' looaui lU uam I V- A ' ' siotmne " 1U44aiii & sit p m 60ft u lu
4svaiu li .'iui 1 Ji u iu . Iluiauoro " lllutui u7 p in 4 80 am
4 60 a hi lUUt aui 14ep iu" UmrurCy tuuiaiu 6tipm 166 a iu
ftiualu 10 M "' "" Durham " Wn 4 88 p lu , ao a in
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h- "", . , - ' 1 Ex. Bun.
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luoaui 19 V u 4 p m I" ' Clayion " 815am ISUipui 1.1 pio
m ut,VVm 4llpui.. aelma 7am J?, 't"pii
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1 lip ui li i pin j" , Frlnuoion " 7 Warn g"i0pm' t80 p in
14upui 4putjAr., u.Uljoro sl 7 10 am 1 DOpiii 4Mpu
New disooveries about the Bible ar
being made almost dally. Tbe religious
world ia startled every now and then
by tbe annoonoement that some old
mannsoript has been found or aorne olay
tablet oorroboratiiig Biblical history has
been deciphered. Tbe last few years
bave been especially notable for remark
able finds, not the least of which has
been a single leaf of papyrus bearing a
few sayings of Jesus logia, as tbey
bave been called. These discoveries
arouse a questioning frame of mind.
We ask, how did we get the Bible,
whence did it oome, what was the
method of its transmission to us?
Learned volumes bave been written, bnt
only scholars read tbeni. One of the
latest of these is . by Dr. William A.
Coppinger, bnt it is so expensive a vol
ume only 160 copies have been printed
for sale that few can read it, even if
they would. Tbe much talked of poly
chrome Bible, edited by leading Biblioal
scholars of the world, is an answer to
this demand. Still, the question, bow
did the Bible come down to us? ought
to be answered briefly, so that the mass
es of the people can read aud under
stand. It is irreverent to the Bible and
tbe inspired men who save ns this
world classio the olassic dealing-with
the eternal theme of tbe relation be
tween man and God to think of it as a
ready made volume, dropped down from
heaven bonnd and gilt edged.
The Bible was born in the little land
of Canaan b the weary caravan, led by
Abraham from Ur of tbe Cbaldees,
pitched its tents and the patriarch wrote
down tbe promises of tbe Eternal on
tbe palm leaves which be lonnd at nana.
This was luore than 4,000 years ago,
and that -writing was in use so early is
proved by inscriptions found on Jigyp'
tian steles or Assyrian tablets from
6,000 to 8.000 years old.
Tbe records kept by Abraham and
bis immediate descendants undoubtedly
formed the basis of tbe book of Genesis
aud the earlier chapters of Exodus, to
be later utilized by tbe hand of Moses
and his successors. With tbe advent of
I . . , , . . 1I,.V,.n,PU ,U
UlB glcUb ltjlBinbUl mo Avcmonn iu o
nation was formed, witu las legislation
ns its heart and conter. It is probable
tlint Moses wrote bis portion of the Bi
bio upon the linen used for such pur
iposes in Egypt, for many large pieces
of this linen covered with hieroglyphic
writing bave couie down to ns wrapped
around mummies, The inscriptions are
.still legible. Tbe Pentateuch was tbe
nucleus of our Bible, the only Bible
known to tbe Hebrews for many gener
ations. It was written in tbe ancient
Ibri character, closely resembling the
Phoenician, as proved by tbe Biloam in
scription discovered near Jerusalem aud
some ancient coins which have been
found. Leaders like Joshua, Gideon and
Samuel wero needed in tbe promised
lund. Singers and prophets, too, arose.
and tbe scribes of tbe leaders recorded
what was done. The poets wrote down
their best pongs. Tbe prophets' words
A Spla oa aa laa Yacht
' The wind is strong and steady, and
the boat glides faster and faster. Sharp
exclamations of pleasure testify that tbe
Dassensera are enjoying it The speed
increases. Before lies a field smooth aa
plate glass and level as a billiard table.
For two miles it extends without a
flaw. At its farther edge lies a tremen
dous crack filled with ground up ioe
and heaving black water. Tbe full pow
er of tbe wind strikes the white wings
as the smoothest ice is reached, and the
craft darts away at tremeudons pace.
Faster, faster, she flies, till she is trav
eling faster than tbe wind that drives
her. Tbe air seems to be lull oi electric
sparks : a frosty haxe blurs tbe view ; ev
ery hearer ia throbbing with delight at
tbe wild, free speed of it all. rieiore
one has had time to think the crack
seems to be rushing at tbe boat A mo
ment of intense anxiety, a catching of
breaths, a wild pumping of hearts, then
a shriek of excited joy. The good boat
has flown the gap as a hnntortdcars bis
fence, has flung it behind her with
never a rap, and is tearing away over
another good bit as though she bad no
need to touch anything mora solid than
the cold, sweet air. Outing.
Kin.-utt4n:m C tro is euanuite.d i. U;,i-;-iuitrir
harm!-, :A Btronc loui i:i tuiW::is i , ite mi-aE
ni rie(.ii:r.U'.L iLf l.rcs &CI1U! OF IUU1 llL.T I I.OUQ 1
tism Id f.-umo::ei.-rvoi2y. H:-nrp,TNiiispoaU
In -iv mrt of f.ta body mltitmiI in a tvw die.. A
prom p., comii!r:ur.n 1 ppriuit urn-euro f-rlf-iaen
orcncM.Hitr hic'x oiid till c-ltis In Iiiijs rxil kiiiM.
Cbronts rhti:ii-.::m, bt'.xu, lrr. ht .go cr polo In
thebaic ore tixaity wren. jiixRict-u i:;-wf
reuer rmnioiK! 10 iwonos, Bimr.nuwi u'7
eons before :teboi:ie lits tein iwi IbeS.uiiyon
Hemcdy Coniitiliv pria;W ft H'ponn cure fr ch
dlaease Atnll tltuirpia. U&ei'umu vlrl. jryouiis4
medical o-lvk-i rlte Prf. anyon, Uui Area
Notice of Sale, 1
Valuable City Lot.
LEtiAiTNOTitEy. j Adaiinistraloi'. Soiierl
I llavioiruuly qualiluKl as a1minltra.
I . 1,1 mill. .1' r .M ,u '
rin "A' hilly, iltwaoed rn the thh
iKo-iiibrr. 1HU7. all m-rotinwinic
i-aiil ute arc keivliy nolirtfd lo mak)
prompt wyiiH-nt. All pwxma luHHing
rlniui aKainat raid ralnte an. Holitti d lo
ivwnt llif aaiim duly vnirlrtl lo llm
undermined adininiM ralor im or hefun
Jopl, L. Halm vs. Lucy Ann Sloo.e ' f'r,8?""
William Riley M.io.tli. undwi.ned ,beP!!", JSJL"' ' ",cir T-
THOMAS r McCAKTHY, Admn.
c t a de bonis non of HariaW billy, deed.
By vlrt'ic of a Judgment of l he Supo
riur Court of Craven t-nunly. K. C. in
an iictinn lo foreclobe a iwirtgage enli
tied
and
Commissioner will mi at public veuilue.
at Ihti court Iiouhc of Craven county in
.hf city of Kew Berne, N. U . mi 1 j
o'clock m.. on tbe 7tli day of Febrnarv
i 1608. it being the first Monday of said ;
i month, to tlm highest bidder tor cash. ,
the following described lot ur parcel . of
land
Executrix Notice !
. Having this day qualified aa Executrix
to the last will and testament' of llagar
Jones, alias Hagar Pills, deceased, notice
is hereby given that all persons having
claims against said estate, will present
them for payment nn or oerore ine irjin
day of January 16911, or this nonce will I street, northwardly ona hundred anil
be Dleaded in bar of iheir recovery. All seven and 8-18 feet to the back line of i
persons indebted to tbe said estate will Lot No. 400 as designated in the plan of
A Greedy Uttlo Flail.
The' little fish known as miller's
thumb the fresh water sculpin is one
of the jiatnral checks on tbe overpro
duction of trout and salmon. It eats tbe
eggs and the yonng fish. It is found in
all trout waters as fast as examined. It
is very destructive. At an experiment
once made in tbe aquarium of tbe Unit
ed States fish commission, iu Washing
ton, a miller's thumb about four and
one half inches long ate at a single meal,
and all within a niinnte or two, 21 lit
tie trout, each from three-quarters of an
inch to an inch iu length. New York
Sun.
A Novel Plan.
When Lawson Tuit, tbe English sur
geon, and bis wife were driving through
the oity of Montreal one hot summer
morning, Mrs. Tait, observing large
blocks of ice standing opposite each
door, remarked, "See what a novel plan
tbey bave of keeping the air nice and
cool by exposing small icebergs opposite
make immediate payment,
This lltli day ol Janunry. mm.
8AKAH OXLF-Y. Executrix,
of Hagar Jones, alias Hagar Pitts.
L. J. Moore, Atty. for Executrix.
MAGICALLY
EFFECTIVE ffRlt
TREATMENT H TO ALL
FDR WEAK MEH MEN.
OF ALL AGES
NO DIONEY IN ADVANCE. Won
i .mill. i, oa mill fieniluc rem
ediea sent on trjlal to any lelloble
man. A world-wldo reputation bark oj
this offer. Every obetnelo to hunpy mnrrioil
life removed. Full wrcnrih, development
and tone (tlvon toovery pornon or lue uouy,
Failure lmpossililt: km no barrier.
X,a i"i Ik tnhnmn.
rnic Mcninii on 4 niaoarast.
CniC HltUlUHL U Buffalo, w.
FINANCIAL.
Executor's Notice.
Having this day duly qualified as the
I'.Miiliif nf Vli.ul.ll. 11 I2. .1.
Bouiidcu as lolli.ws, to-wn: . - ceased, all persons indebted to said es
, On the north side of ew houlli Front . ,i, ,re requested to make immediaie
street in the city of ew Berne. In gin-1 aeitlement
ning at the south corner of Hubert U. I And all persons holding claims against
Hoaeley, r?r.' line, distance one hundred ,iHrt i nT .i,
aud tiny feet wtt of the corner stone at ; gallle du verjfifcd ,0 lne un jer8lgpefj
the corner of Jones and New South
Front streets, running thence with said
Mnseley's line and parallel with Jones
Notice, Land Sale.
By virtue of an order granted by lue
clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
county in a special proceeding entitled,
Beimie A. Daniels, Executrix, against
Clarence Daniels and Emily Daniels, I
will on the 14th day of February. 18118,
at the court house door in New Berne at
12 o'clock, M., sell to the highest bidder
for cash, one farm two miles west of
New Berne on Trent road, and bounded
and described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at a marked gum ou the
south side of Trent road at Lewis Wil
lis and 11. Brown's corner and runs west
with the said Lewis Willis line 180 poles
to Jackson Carney's line, thence north
6 west with Jackson Garney's 120 poles
to a stake; thence south 9 deg. cast 240
poles to a stake on ine norm siac oi
Trent road; Ihsnce southwardly with
said Trent road 18 poles to the beginning
containing 87 acres, tor ruiler descrip
tion see book 77, pages . 446 and 447.
There are two dwelling houses on the
farm.
January 8th. 1898. ,
BKNNIE A. DANIELS,
Executrix,
the city of New Berne, thence with said
back line pud uiles Jarmaus nur wesi
wardly thirty-eight feet to Esther Sim
mon's corner, thence with the 6ame and
parallel with said Jones street to New
South Front 9trect, thence with the north
side of the thirty-eight feet to the begin
ning, being Division No. 8, of the estate
of Jesse Moselvy as was allotted to (he
said Lucy Ann Moore, then Lucy Ann
Mooelcy by W. H. Marshal. G. S. Fisher
and Geo. E. Tinker. Commissioner.
Recorded in Hook No. 77. Folio 43. 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. Halm
by deed, bearing date of July 23d, 1894
and recorded in Book No. Ill, pago 307,
in the office of Register of Deeds for
Craven county.
This 3d day of December, 1897.
J. E. At R. O'lIARA,
Commissioners.
or before December 21st, 1898, or this
notice will be plead as a bar to their recovery.
Tins uec. .1st. imr,.
UEOKCE GREEN,
Executors of E. B. Green, deed.
I followers. The official recordB were kept
1 in tbe national archives, aud the songs
, . II and H errv Pullman dlmniuic Can between ttroensboro and Halawh.
Atlantic Coat f-Ints A. fc 2. C. It. JR.
WiLitisoTos & New Bekkb R. B.,
' TlliK TABLE NO. 1,
In Eiect Vednesday, De6. 1, 1807, Dally
Except Sunday. s
Going South schkdDle: Going North
So. fit, Passenger Trains No. f0,
Lv. am, stations:. Ar. p m,
903......... New Berne ...'.... 840
. y.a ....I... Pollocksvtlle . ..... 5 05
8 47 ,'. , kutysville ....... . . .462
10 Id I.i . .'. .Jacksonville.'. .V. .".7. 2t
Wilmington,
1,'uion Depot
Wilmington;
...Ar.
Lv:
8 47
. 8 40
No. 81.
It 81.
It fid
r M
No, 60, Passknoeb & Fbbioiit,
Leave Wllmlngtun Monday, Wednesday-
and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and 8aturdny.
Lv. Ail Ar. PM
7 4) ....Lv. Wlliningtoa, Ar....' 125
J5 ..... ...Scott's Hill 13 85
30 Woodside ...1155
81... ....... Holly ridge ...... .11 85
1040 Dixon 1....10 40
11 05 Verona 10 10
50 Jacksonville, S 40
13 10. Northeast.... ..... 8 50
13 80 Whiter ak .8 20
-1 10.. llaysvllle 8 00
1 40 Pollocksvllle 7 25
8 20 Debruhl'i 0 55
8 00 Ar. Nuw Berne, L 0 0
Daily Except Sunday. '
J. R. KENLY,
General Manager.
E. HORDE 1,
Supt Transportation.
. TIMB TABLE NO. 4.
To Take Ellect Sunday, November 28th,
1897, at 13 M.
Going East .BcUEDCLE: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
Lv. p in stations: ' Ar. am
8 40 Ooldsboro. 11 05
4 09 . '. LaGrange 10 83
4 82...... . -. Klnston... ....... .10 12
8 85 Ar. New Berne, Lv.;. . .. 8 10
3 45......Lv. Ar...... 8 57
8 57. . . Ar. Morehead City Lv. .... 7 47
No.l, f I i- No.3,
Mi'd Ft. and stations: Mx't Ft. and
Pass.Tn. Pass. Tn.
Lv. a in . , '. Ar, p m
7 10 ..Ooldsboro.. 8 00
7 43...., Best' 7 20
8 OB... LaUraoce 60
8 20 Falling creek 6,20
fl 14...... .....Klnston. ........ . 000
8 2d... cuswcll - 8 18
9 43....
10 13...
10 40....
1115...,
1181....
12 05 ...
180...
3 13 ..
.20...,
J43..,
813...
8 25...
3 81 ..
840...
401...
r.u.
....Ar. Dover, Lv ....... 800
. ..Lv. Ar 4 20
...'...corecreek... 400
Tuscarora. .' 8 38
........Clark's 8 20
..Ar. New Berne, Lv...... 250
..Lv. Ar.....l0 47
Kiverdale 10 00
croatun 10 00
. .... 'Ilavelock... '....'... 8 40
Nowport, Lv. ...... 8 00
i.,...Wildwood 8 47
,., Atlantic .......... 8 88
Ar. Morehead clly, Lv 8 20
Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 7 80
, A. M.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
f luetduy, Thursday and Saturday.
S. L. DILL, .
11 Superintendent,
PATEflTS
U. H. AND
FOREIGN
PRUL'IRKU.
EUGENE W. JOHNSON, Solicitor and
... - 1- TV. . . -...-.. 1 7 )Q V.
I - . .
York Ave , Washington, u. v.
Cfflrn lUublltlied 186)5. Charge Mod
erute. Corre7nndenoe ltrquestrd.
I.
WM. DINS, JAS. BEDMOND,
Preldet. Vice Prel,
B. . Ol'lON, Sect; XTreas.
llcv; Dome Ice Go
rnnnfctafer
Pure Crystal Ice,
I'ro'n Dtilli'il WeUir.
. Out i it " I I'onn D.Mv.
I .r I (1 itl Si!irlle:l
-1 il.,iy (cii'itit Siinilny)
prophets wero passed from baud to
baud. Wbeu tbe kingdom was divided,
records were certainly kept both iu the
southern kingdom of Jndah aud the
northern kingdom of Israel. But much
of the earlier litoratnre was forgotten
in the catastrophe of tbo destruction of
the kingdoms of Israel and Judab, and
tbo exiles refused to sing the songs of
Zion as tbey "sat by the waters of Ba
bel and wept." When at last the term
of exile was over and some of tbe more
devoted Jews returned to rebuild the
walls and temple of Jerusalem, the law
bad to bo brought back to them.
Ezra was the man for this work, and
he and bis coadjutors, the elders, col
lected the scattered records of earlier
days nnl made the first canon of the
Pentateuch. They wrote it in a new
script Kethav Asburis, the Assyrian
or square character brought back from
Babylon with them, and road and
taught it to tbe people. By this time
some of tbo speeches delivered by the
prophets of tbe exile, tbe second Isaiah
aud bis disciples, had become so aear to
tbe hearts of tbe people that they were
esteemed as classics. Some bad preserv
ed the addresses of the earlier prophets.
and gradually a second set of accepted
writiugs was added to the law. The
older songs, too, were found again, aud
new singers were inspired for the serv
ice of tbe new temple, aud the book of
Psalms became its bymnbook.
The proverbs of tbe nation were col
Iected by various bands. Other books
were fonnd or written as late aa the sec
ond century before the Christian era.
The book of Daniel, for Instance, was
composed to inspire a people, fainting
under Syrian oppresslou,.for the Macca
bean revolution. And all this later lit
erature was strnggliug for acceptance
tuto tbe Bible uutil tbe canon of the
Old Testament as we now bave it was
established iu tbe first century of onr
era by the rabbinical school of Palestine.
As tbe nation Israel suuli under the
waves of xlomitu conquest the Jewish
spirit heid the Old Testament aloft as
its gift to the world. Clifton Hardy
Levy tn Review of Reviews.
Both Awake.
First Burglar It's uo nse tryln thet
place t'uigbt, Bill. Thar man au bis
wife went In 'bout an hour ago, an 1
heerd him tell ber be'd buy ber
di'iuond neckluoe termorrur. '
Second Burglar What's tbet got V
do wid it
First Burglar Plenty. She won't be
able f sleep fcr t'lnklo 'boat tL an be
won't sleep fur t'iukin bow he's1 got I'
pay fer It Loudon Fun.
Farmers & Merchants
D Maf
eeeUMiene.e
Sesre-a. Sxu six-ess "e.y, 1881.
Capitol Stock. . ;. $73,000.00
Surplus and Profits 11,111.41
OFFICERS:
L. H. CtTTLBR, President.
w. e. uhadwick, v ice rrea
T. W. Dkwkt, Cashier.
J. W.Bidiilk, Teller.
F. F. Matthbws, Collector.
DIKECTOIW: .
I,. H. Cutler. .fohn Sntor. W. n. Blades,
W. H Cliadwlck, r.ii.i-euetier, .1. . uiarK,
W. Htnwart, N. M. Juniey, T.W.Dewey.
We want your business and feel that
we can offer you as much in return as
any other bank in the city. It is our
endeavor to make business relations mut
ually pleasant and profitable to our
patrons.
Notice, Land Sale.
By virtue of a judgment' obtained in
the Superior court of Craven county in
an action entitled Slate of North Caro
lina, ex rel W. M. Watson, C. 8. C,
against Henry Rouse and Jennie Rouse
for the foreclosure of a tnort"nge, I will
on the 14lh day of February 1898, at the
court bouse duor in New Berne at 12
o'clock m. sell to the highest bidder for
cash, a "certain tract of laud in Craven
county near Dover station, which is de
scribed in a certain judgment in the
Superior court of said county iu a cer
tain action wherein Henry Rouse is
plaintiff and 8. II. West and wife are de
fendants being all the rights, titles and
interest of the said Henry House which
he has by virtue of said judgment."
January 10th. 1898.
w.t. m. WAinoiv,
Commissioner.
.e .1
. Ml. I'l
II p. HI.
,) m!v) 7
H H 1 1 1 "l!l
. '.'-'IU
. ni. to I
r m-itin.iio
J.A. BRYAN, TH0S. DANIELS,
President. Ylce Pres.
U. H. SOBEBTS. Cashier.
The NATIONAL sank.
Or NHW BKUNK, M. C.
irsrooRgQRA.-Trm laes.
Capital, ....:.........:....:....$IOO,0(H)
Surplus Profits,.. 95,16
DIRECTORS: -
Jas. A. Brtas, - Tros. Dakisi.
Chas. 8. Bhia,
Jko, Duns.
O. H. Hobket
Notice, Sale Real Estate.
T F. McCarthy, admn "
c t a d b n of Maria
W bitty, deceased, In the superior
vs. Court. before
Lewis II. Brown and the Clerk.
Phillis Brown, de- I
fendant9. 1
By virtue of an order of the clerk of
the Superior Court oi uraven county,
N. C, in the special proceeding entitled
as above, now pending in said Superior
Court, the undersigned Administrator
will sell for cash to make assets, at the
court house door in city of New Berne,
Craven co.. N. 0., at 12 o'clock noon, on
Monday the 14th day of rehruary, ibus,
it being the first day of February term of
the Superior Court of said county, to the
Inzhest bidder lor cash, the rigni, line
and interest of Maria Wliitty. deceased in
u certain lot or parcel of land situated in
the city of New Berne, JN. C, on the
north side of Goode street, between
Primrose street and A. & N. C. R. It. ,
known as lot number (7) seven Goode
street, being the bouse and lot where
Maria Whilty. 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.,
1808.
THOMAS F. MCCARTHY. Admn.
c t a d b n of Maria Whitly, deed.
W.m. E. Clark., Atty. for Admn.
Sale of City Property !
State of NoiiTii C'akoi.ina, J
Craven County. )'
Superior Court, Before the Clerk.
Robert G. Mosely, Ex. of 1 n .... . .
i . , " i Petition to sel.
J. A. Jones, ii.
9 ; land to make
Richard Jones, et als. j !,sst'tf-
Pursuant to the judgment in the above '
named proceeding, I will sell at public
auction I or caH) at the cjurt house ill
New Berne on .Monday, the 7th day of
Keluuarv. 18118, at 12 o'clock, midday,
that lot or parcel of land tiluated in the
city of New Heine, State of North Caro
lina, bounded and described as follows:
HcL'inninjr at Hie iiorth-enst corner of
l'ollock street and Moonshine Alley
running eastwanlly with 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 by deed reg
istered in office of the Register of Deeds,
of said Craven countv in book 83, pages
255 and 250.
ROBERT G. MOSELEY,
Executor ot J. A. Jones.
This 1st day of January, 1898.
House & Lot For Sale.
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Notice of Sale.
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Coae. H . Fowler,
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Cha. Dully, Jr.
Jaim-1 Redmond,
Mayer Halin,
Tboinas A. Ureas,
C. K. For.
W. r. Crockett.
0. C. Roach, Pres. J. H. Fishir, Cash.
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Holhind Smith, Admin-,
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.atra r,x ut . Inthe Superior
bmitli, deceased. !Court
Nellie Smith'and Emma U'.c clerk'
Smith.
By virtue of nn order of the clerk of
the Superior court ot uraven county:
North Carolina, in I lie special proceeding
entitled ns alKive now pending in said
Superior court, the uudersiirncd udmiu
istratrix will sell for cash, to make assets,
at the court house door in the city of
New Berne, Craven county, N. C, at 12
o'clock, noon, on alonday the 7th day of
February. 1898, it beius the first day of
the February Term of the Superior
court of said county, to the highest bid
der for cash, the right title and interest
of V. W. Smith, deceased, in a certain
niece or parcel of land situated in said
Craven county, on the north side of
Swift creek and hounded by the lauds
ol Peter Willis. Noah Jacskon, Macon
Bryan, W. H. Elevin and others, con.
tniiiiu eighty (HO) acres more or less,
being the lands conveyed to the Biiid
D. W. Smith; by deed registered in the
office, of register of deeda of Craven
county, in book 82, pages 471 and 472 lo
which reference is made; together with
improvements thereon. Subject to
right of dower and dower interest of the
widow of said lands.
HOLLAND SMITH,
Administratrix.
Pursuant to powers in the mortgage
executed to the Eastern Building and
Ijjau Association of Syracuse. N. Y., by
Virgil A. Crawford and wife, which is
dated the December 1st, 1890, and is reg
istered in office of the Register of Deeds
of Craven County, North Carolina, in
book No. 104, pages 91, 92, 93 and 94.
The undersigned will sell at the Court
House, in the city ot New Berne, at
public auction for cash, on Monday, the
itli day ot February 1H98, at 12 o'clock.
M the following property.
All that certain lot ot land situated in
said city of New Berne, known and dis
tinguished as part of lot No, 1 In that
part of said city known as "Uryboro '
bounded and described as follows, viz:
Beginning on Cedar street ninety-seven
feet southeasterly from the southeastern
corner of Cedar and Stanley streets.
running thence southerly parallel with
Stanley street thirty-four feet, thence
easterly parallel with Cedar street twenty-seven
feet, thence northerly parallel
with Stanly St., thirty-four feet to Cedar
street, thence westwardly along Cedar
street, twenty-seven feet to the beginning.
oeing part oi ine premises conveyed to
said Virgil A. Crawford by John Hughes
as administrator, etc., by deed dated
April 28th, 1870 and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds in and ' for said
county in book, No. 70, folios 248, 249
aud 250.
This th day of January, 1898.
Tub Eastern Bid. & Loan Assn..
of Syracuse, N. Y.
By M. DrW. Stkvknson, Atty.
EXECUTION SALE.
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By virtue ot writ of execution, to me
issued from the Superior Court of Craven
county, in an action wherein Moody
Lumber Company is plainlilf and Calvin
Smith defendant, I will cn Tuesday,
February 8th, 1898 at the court house
door in New Berne, offer for sale at pub
lic unction to the highest bidder, for
cash, i he lands levied upon as the prop
erty of the defendant Cnlvin Smith, de
scribed as follows:
A traci of 10(1 acre in No. 7 Township.
described in deed from 11. C Wood and
w ife to Calvin Smith, dated 1888, and re
corded in the office of the Register of
lieeils ot i. raven county. Hook lOJi, pages
4 and -im.
J. L. HAIIN,
Shff. Craven Co.
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Cakterkt County. (
Superior Court, Fall Term, 189'
Loum Snow, Jr., on be-1
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poration, ,
vs.
Tbe Whlto Oak River
Corporal ion. J
Pursuant to the order of the Superior
Court of Carteret county made at the
Fall Term 1897 of Carteret Superior
Court in the above entitled action. All
creditors of the W hite Oak River Cor
poration are hereby notified to come in
and make themselves parties to this ac
tion before the next term of the said Su
perior Court to be held in the town of
beaufort, County of Curteset on tbe 21st
day of March, 189S.
And all persons holding claims against
saia corporation are notified to present
the same to the undersigned Receiver,
duly verified, before the date above men
tioned. This nnlice Is given lo the end
that all final orders and decrees ma be
made and entered at asld term, and all
matters in controversy settled anil ad
justed accordlnf to law.
ihis January otn. mm.
JAMES A. BRYAN.
Receiver Wbl'e Oak River Corporation
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Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Offloe 68 Broad Street, neito Stewart's
stables. Residence IM Broad Slreei,
tynurlal robes S ipscla.'ty.
NOTICE !
8tati or North Carolina.
. Craven County. ('
Superior Court, Spring Term, 1897.
Thomas Williams, )
vs NOTICE.
Dtlsey Williams, )
TO DRLStT WILItUMSl
, This is an action for Divorce, entitled
as above, and you are required to appear
at the next term of the aaid Court tn be
held tn New Berne on the fourth Mon
day before the Orst Monday in March,
18U8. and answer or demur to the Com
plaint, or Hie plaintiff will apply to the
court for tbe relief demanded la the corn
plaint
.This 18th dsy of Deoember, 1897
W. M. WATSON.
Clerk Superior Court,
l 0M, MISSION KKS SALE!
llv virtue of the power invested in the
undersigned commissioners by a Judg
ment of the Superior court of ('raven
comity, .ranted at its May term 1897 la
an action wherein I.. H. Cutler, Executor
of William Clevo deceased is plaintiff,
and Mosesl'atterson and others are de
fendants, we will expose to sale at public
auction, at the Court House door in the
citv of New Berne, on Tuesday the
eighth day ot February. 1898. (It being
he second day of the rcbruary Term of .
court) to the highest bidder for cash, at
the hour of U o'clock noon all the fol
lowing described real and personal prop
erty, lo-wil:
lirst: 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 South Front,
and beginning at a point on the East side
of said Middle street .59 feet and 6 Inches
from thei corner ot Middle and South
Front streets and running thence with
said East side of Middle street Northward
ly 62 feet, 6 Inches to the Hughes line.
thence rjtstwardly with the said Hughes
line. 213 feet. 6 Inches to lot 63 in
the plan of the said city of New Berne,
thence Southwardly with said lot 63, 62
feet 6 Inches: thence Westwardly 214 feet
6 inches to Middle street the place of be.
finning, it neing uieiot known as the
Intel Albert lot, and on which the said
Hotel Allien is situated.
Secondly: All the furniture ot everr
kind and description to lbs aaid Hotel
Allien, consisting of office furniture,
parlor furniture, bed room furniture,
dining room furniture, kitchen furniture,
Isundiy furniture, or any other kind of
furniture or whatever name It assy be
known, and Including all crockery, cut
lery, cooking apparatus, piano and What
ever else of either ornanental or aseful
kind that may he situated and being la
the said Hotel Albert, which belongs to
ins parties neiennanta.
A deposit sufflcleot to guarantee the
completion of the purchase by tbe pur
chaser et the Said sale when same Is con-
Armed by Court will be required lo be
deposited. Amount to be Si per cent, of
the amount bid.
This January 8th. IMW.
W. D. Molvaa,
P. H. Pitxrnta,
L'esnaii-rieaers,