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AVegetaWcPreparationlbr As
similating feFcodandncguki
ting the Slonade aru.Br.vc Li cf
PromofesEigcsUcn,Ghcc;ru!
ness andRest.Conteins nciihre'
Opium,Morphinc nor Kirrral.
UoTNAiicoi':c.
Impkix Sal-.
ftSrmStrd-
Apetfwrt Remedy forO:?'.:,
lion. Sour Stomach.Dioj i toca
Worms pnyulsions.Feverish
ness andLoss cr SLnEr.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
a. & sr. c. 15.
TIMB TABLE NO. 4.
11.
To Take Effect Sunday .'November 28th,
' . 1897, at 13 M.'
Going East "SCHEDULE: Going West
No. 3 Passenger Trains , No. 4
Lv. p m . stations: Ar, a m
8 40........ (Joldsboro 11 05
: 4 09 .. LaGrange ..10 32
1 483...... . , Kinstou...... 10 12
' 6 35. .....Ar. New Berne, Lv 9 10
6 43. Lv. T'.'" ' Ar. .... 8 57
8 57. .. Ar. Mjrehead city Lv 7 47
No. 1. f I No. 2,
Mx'd Ft. and stations: Mx't Ft. nuu
Fass.Tn. I Pass. Tu.
Lv. a m Ar. p m
7 10...... ..Goldsboro 8 00
, 743 ... Best's.... 7 20
8 00 ........ LaUraogo 6 50
8 26... Fulling Creek 0 20
; 9 14.... ........ Kinston..... .. . 600
8 28..... ...... Caswell.... 518
8 43... Ar. Dover, Lv 5 00
1015 .Lv. " Ar 4 20
10 40 ..core creek 400
11 15..... Tuscaioni 3 88
11 81..... ..... ..Clark's 810
12 05 Ar. New Home, Lv 2 50
180......LV. " Ar.....l047
. 213 ...Riverdalo. 10 00
20 croatnn 10 00
43.. .. .... llavclock.......... 9 40
8 13... .....Newport, Lv 0 00
8 23 ... .....Wildwond 8 47
3 81 ...... ...Atlantic .. .8 38
8 46 '. . . Ar. Morehcad city, Lv. .... 8 20
4 01. ...Ar. M. cltv Deuot. Lv 7 50
P, It. A. M.
Mou.lay. Wednesday anil Friday.
. flueS'lay, Tbuisday and tSuturJiy.
' s. L. DILI.,
. Superl.i.cndoot.
-STOAMFFf-
CiBGLUi: DliPAKff
AND
n.'- . it
ii.i in i ii i a n
0.
FREIGHT & PASSENGER,
For All Pol ill lVorth.
The Steamer NEUSE
wilt leave on Mo:.divs, Wednesdays;
itud FriJays at C p. in., sharp. Mak
in; no stop botwoun No liurue to
ijiizabolli UttV. -
-The Steamer NEWBEUNS
will tAil nn Tuotdnvi tad Fridays at
It o'olock, noon, makiiie lAQdings
at OriuuUl, OcrAUoks aud ltouooke
island.
rST Frieht received not later
tlidu one boar pruvioni to sailing.
Fjr fuilher iufurmtliuu tti'pl; to
GEO. HENDEUSOX, Agt.
M, K. Kiso, Gen. Slr.,
11. C. Uci(iisd,0n.Fit.& IWAgt
Norfolk, V-
Ko9 nerit. N.C.Scpt. 18. lsW'
UUANCII OFFIUB
IV. A. Foritrld .4 Co.
Hncysor to U. W.iUby'.A Co )J
Hankers
mul
Hrokcr.
' Surki, notldD,
l ulloa. tirsla.
I'rerliloBi
1
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Tax Simile Signature cf ; ! j
lAlways Bought.
SlliD C
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,:M aii'l mill fur rnili or on muffin
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110'
IIS
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
PROFESSIONAL.
F. M. Simmons, A.D.Ward
J. H. I'oii. E. W. Pon.
SIMEONS, POU & WARD,
ATTORXEYS and COUNSELORS at
LAW.
MIW llfcHWE, nr. o.
Office 08 So. Front Street, nearly oppo
site rioiei tJiinttawRa.
(Ofthjes also at Raleigh and Smithfield.)
KiHcllco In the counties ol Craven. Duplin,
lout, Onslow, Ourleret Puiiillco, Wukp,
iiiHiiMwii, ituriiecb mm vi lison: in rne, an
emu mid loiiernl courts,
and wherever
1. en are UcKirtd.
IMI. Pelletier,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Middle Street, Lawyers Brick
Building.
Will nractleo In tlie Counties ol Craven
Carteret, Jonex, Onslow and I'ttuiUco. U.tr.
uoui uiaqw tfenio aim supremo court ft
be State.
FINANCIAL.
A. Cirecn, Pres, K.II. Meadows, Vice Pre
H.M.GnovES.Caahier.
CITIZEN'S BANK
os rrarw ssixutsi, sr. a.
DO A GENKKAL RANKIXU BUSINK3
rhe Accounts of RanKS, bankers, Cornm
atlona. Fanners. Merchants and others re
celved 0:1 lavorahle terms. I'rouipt and oar
tin attention given to tuo inun pbi oi our eus
toiners. Coll euoim a specially.
BOAUD Or DIEnOTOKS.
FoMlnaud Ulrica
K. II. Meadows,
ChftH. Unity, Jr.
Jaini h Uenmoud
Mayer Halin,
Ti.iii'ias A.tiremii
C.K.rov.
W. K.Croekett.
. A. Ueanows,
imue! W. luoi k.
v . uruniKer,
W. Smullwoud.
wo. N. Ives.
Farmers & Merchants
...BANK...
Sottas. Dvxniiiesa May, laox
Capital Sivrk $"5,000.00
riuinl'issnd rruilts 11,111.41
OFFICERS:
U II- Ciiriaa, President.
w.k. ciiaiiwick, net iTea,
T. W, Dkkhv, Cannier.
J. W.Bilni.E, Teller.
V. f. Mati'iikwb, Colleotor.
UI HECTORS:
L. H. Cu'lir. JdUn Sotor; W. n.niades
W. H i lim!Uk. I' ll l'eiletler,.). ll.Claik.
J. W. tti'uil, M. M.Juri.cy, T.W.Dewey.
We want vour business and feel that
we can oftcr you as much in return at
anr other bank In the city. It is our
ndeavor to mnae ousinrm relations mui
uallv pleasant and profitable to our
patrons.
I. A. BRIAN, TIIOS. DANIELS,
Fmlilent. . Ties Pres.
. II. ROBERTS. Cashier.
THE NATIONAL BANK,
Or MKW BKUNK, N. a
CaplUI, $100,001
Surplus Pronu .9&,l&
OIUECTORSi .
jas. A. Htr an. Til o. Dim ii A.
Lhai. S. IUrA,
Jsu. Hvn.
ii. A. BoDsaT
J. H. HajksuuS
U llAHTUt ;
K. H. Uiaaor
E. W.S
UnJer HotelChatUwkn,
New Berne, N. C,
DEALER I" ,
liilm, Binds. Liais, Ceme
PIASTER,
Garland's
Stovjs & Ranges
Devos's Ready
Mixed Paint, -Air-Tisn
Heaters.
tie
M
L J ; The
Rind
IVF . Ynii Havfi
TMS CCNTAUR COMPANY, NEW YOUK CITY.
ggSHBSai
MALLWOOD
Saabae aa aa Artist.
Om dsy in the spring of 1875, when
The Daily Graphic of New York wai in
the foil swing of its meteorio oaretir,
modest looking young man called at the
ait department of the paper, at its Park
place offices, with a package of sketches,
says the Philadelphia Timet, The draw
ings were left for inspection, and the
artist, handing hia address in Brooklyn
to the assistant of the art editor, took
his departure. The availability of the
work was manifest aa soon as the pack
age was opened, and a comio series
from the lot was reproduced at once for j
a srMA a. m I : - - J
uiu irout pnK xueir appearance wuutj
ojnite a flutter in the cockloft of the art
staff, for talent capable of furnishing
good comics in pen and ink in those
days was a scarce and costly article.
The page was signed "S." and that was
all the staff knew about it until there
waB a general shoving about of work
desks to make room "for Mr. Sigsbeo. "
But Mr. Bigsbee did not materialize,
nor did the supply of bis wonderfully
fnnny drawings continue.
It became known tbat the art editor
had duly notified Mr. Sigsbee tbat bis
sketches were aocepted and that bo
would be given a place npon tho urt
staff at once. Wonld Mr. Sigsbee please
be on hand on Monday morning? Bnt
the week rolled by and there was no
Mr, Sigsbeo. . The art editor was un
speakably astonished. Ho then wrote
still more urgently to the coy, but de
sirable artist, and this time he got an an
swer: "Lieutenant Commander Charles
D. Sigsbee, U. S. N., sends bis compli
ments and begs to say that as he is at
present in command of a government
ship bo cannot accept the position so
kindly offered."
Japanese Love of the Beautiful.
In the principal room of every Jap
anese house built by rnle there is n
slightly raised platform sometimes so
arranged that it ran be entirely inclos
ed. This ctuia is the "sacred niche"
where the mikado would sit should ho
ever enter the house. It is still the rqlo
there thut the subject must not look
down npon tho mikado. In tho days,
not very long past, when it was tmluw
fnl even to look upon his face, he wonld
have eat entirely shut off from view,
and hia food wonld have been served
through a side opening so placed as to
prevent n sight of bis sacred counte
nance. Tbo royal incloEure is. looked
npon as an altar. With it the wholo
bonse most be in keeping, and it ii
here that sosie grouping cf flowors or
leaves, some beautiful work of urt, is
always to be seen. The spot is itself n
sample cf excellent Work, aud bore tlio
little children learn from infancy to re
vere and love tho beautiful and tho
good in nature and in art,
Tho love of the beautiful seems, in
deed, to bo inborn in the Japanese race.
Pictures on the wall are changed every
mouth, according to tho season cf tho
year. Clusters of favorite flowers are
gracefully disposed around the house in
nge pots or vases aud are a sonrco of
pleasure to young and old. In the open
spaoe at tho rear of the house, no mat
ter how small, a garden is ruado in
which a tiny landscape is skillfully
planned. Ida Tiguer Hodnett in tit.
Nicholas.
Two Bad Boy.
Years ago a Michigan farmer found
two boys in his melon patch, and he
looked tbem both in his grauery. The
frightened lads hnddled olosa together
in the lightest comer of the prison, and
after their first fears were over began
to talk.
Billy," said one, "did yon ever
bear of a congressman!"
"Yes, Charley," said the other. "Tho
fellow tbat made the speech down to
the scboolhonso the other night, with
the silk hat, he was a congressman. "
'Well, tboy'a onlyouethiug yon caa
arrost a congressman for."
"Not for steal iu melons?
"No, yoo bet not"
"Let's bo congressmen, Charley."
"All right."
After thoy crew to manhood, ouo cf
tbe boys inovod to Dnluth, Minn., aud
the other staid in Grand Rapids. Elec
tion night in Itnveiuber, lHl, this
message was sent from Grand Kapids:
Charles A. Tow no, Dnluth, Mum. :
I'm thore with 6.0UO to i;aiu.
WIIJ.UU Aldus Bmitji.
Id reply came tho following from Da-
lntb:
William AUen Smith, Grand Baplda, Mich. :
I sue Tour (.QUO, William, and ru Ton Uvu bet
tor. Chahi.kh A. TuTi't..
The two sat sldo by side in congress.
Chicago JonninL
' Doml.a'a Ball.
It was not t success, Domino's ball.
Tbe men were right enough, and thore
were plenty of tbem, bnt tbe dear girls I
Snob painful types of bounty, and all
so very mature. And there they sat,
waiting in vain for partners Helens of
Troy and Joans of Aro aud Rosamonds
that were not bit fair all antique
snbjeots, you will perceive, baok num
bers of fiction out of date.
Bo tbe men kept near tbe buffet, and
one said to another:
'I did not know tbat onr host was so
devoted to horticulture."
"Do yon refer," ssid the other, "to
the cabbages be presents as for cigars?"
'No," smiled back tbe first "I was
thinking rather of his ardent psssion for
oolloctlug wallflowers."
And their glanons wsndered vaguely
to ths ballroom. Pick Me Up.
AbyMlalaa L(al Pomp.
Ths lord chief ju.tica cf Abyssinia
was cbosry old gentleman, dressed in
S huRO black bat, greeu allk bandkur
ehlef tied rooud his bead underneath
ths bit. Hack silk cloak embroidered
with sold, smart porpls silk shirt on
lerueutk and oonllnnationsof lbs fairest
linen. This representative of the law
wss alio armed with loug sword In a
red scabbard, snd bis squires running
alongslds ranlud bis rills and gold
mounted shi.ld. Altogether be Was
most Imposing flgorw, St James Gs
setts.
MSTSttNSIXa T)AH BtftRlSE.
Permanently cured by lbs maiterly
power of 8Mith American Nervine Tonic.
Invalids need surfer no longer bcauae
this great remedy caa sire tbem All. It
Is curs for ths whole world of stomach
wekniws sad Indigestion, Tbs enrs b.
sins with ths first dose. The relief it
brlnira is marvrlnus and surprising. I
niikrs no failurfti never dlMptxilaim N
m.tler how Ions; you have ulfered, ymir
curs Is pertain under lb UH of Mil. great
heaHh-e-ivirijt f rre. I'lexmnl snrT al
) Hfn. Hoi. I by '. . ;ilr'llim,
Iiiri;tl, New Heme, N. C.
Or. Bull s
A 1 vara eflVets fnre of
grippe and bmncbiiit, mri
ma end ctmnimtion. It U
toe mot cia:ackugr3i.edy Upi
A LMon la BtulneM.
Blamper failed oaoe aud lost bit last
dollar. He studied the thing over from
every view and concluded that his fatal
mistake was in not advertising. He was
a general favorite in the country town
where he met with disaster, he held
nothing out against bis creditors, and
bis Vewnrd came in the shape of the
postmastersbip. The income depended
very largely on tbo number and valne
of stamps sold. - Blumper determined
that he would not fail again, at least
from the same oause.
In the local paper there appeared
big display advertisement notifying the
pnblio that Blumper had the largest,
brightest, newest aud best selected
Btock of postage stamps in tbe county.
He wonld sell them at tbe lowest figure,
warrant them to be all tbat was repre
sented, wonld sell tbem in quantities to
snit the purchasers, guaranteed that
tbey would carry a letter as far and as
safely as any other stamps in tbe world,
defied competition and wound np by
Baying tbat he had tbe backing of the
government. Aa long as it was good he
was good.
"It bent tho band," tells an old citi
zen.. "We laughed at bim and knew
tbat he was the first postmaster that
ever adopted such taotics, but he was a
winner. It tickled the people almost to
death, and thore is no bettor way of
getting their favor. They sont from 100
miles in every direction to buy stamps
of bim. Net a man came to town to do
business or mako a visit tbat did not
have a oommission to bny postage
stamps of Blnmper. He made a uioe
thing, is now in private business again
aud thinks an advertisement about as
good as ready money. " Dotroit Free
Press.
Not Their Exact Words.
The general tendency to look at the
actions of others through one's own par
ticular spectacles is frequently observed.
Perhaps not so often noticed, however,
is tbo habit of unconsciously reuderiug
another's speech into one's own lan
guage. A Boston girl who had been taking
ber first lesson in bioycle riding ex
pressed ber satisfaction at borne at tho
result of her experiment.
"Tbe man said," she repeated, "that
I had made most satisfactory progress
for a novico."
"Why, did he roally say that?" was
tive surprised query,
"Well, no," answered the Boston1
yonug woman, after a moment's refleo-1
tion. " What he did say was, 'You'll do
fust rate for a new beginnor.' "
A friend of the poet Bryant ohanced
to be alone in his study when a cabinet
maker brought home a chair tbat had
been altered. When Mr. Bryant return
ed, ho asked :
Miss Robbins, what did the follow
say about my chair?"
He said," answered the visitor,
'that tbeeqnilibrinm is now admirably
adjusted."
What a fine fellow 1" said Mr.
Bryant, laughing. "I never heard him
talk like that. Were those his exact
words?"
Well, be said, 'It joggles just
right,'" repeated. Miss Robbins,
Youth's Companion.
Story of a Boiton "Tip.
In n fashionable restaurant the other
evening a lady aud gentleman were diu
no tinrnia nrtlnrv fn nil nn Inini fliaatae
They had been belated in arriving, and
their order was consequently small and
hastily consumed. Handing tbo waiter
a $5 bill for tbe check, be was requested
to hurry, but as be did not return with
the 92 change, nor could bo be seen
nnywhero in the room, tbe gentloman
beckoned to another waiter and told
bim to look np tho other. After n still
lougor delay, the first waiter, looking
glum cnongb, reappeared on tbo scene.
' Where is my cbaugo? said tho gen
tloman. "You told me to keep tbo
change," returned the waiter, with a
snrly air. Here the lady took a band.
"You're mistaken," she said. "It is
not likely tbat tbe fee should be (2
when yon leave ns to pnt on onr own
wraps." rio the follow drow the (2 from
bis pocket, aud tbo gentlemen, not wish
ing to make further trouble, gave him
the customary quarter aud departed.
Every one knows tbe coarse that should
have been pnrsned, bnt with not two
seconds to spare people csnnot stop to
make oomplaiuts st headquarters, and
tbis tbe wily waiter understood qnite
welL Boston Herald.
Wanted a Good Oaa.
Speaking of antiquity brings np the
inexplicahlo American fad of nslug
coats of arms. It reached a climax not
long sgo, wben a youthful daughter of
wealthy (ierniau brewer visited an
engraver's office, aud, looking over tbe
books on heraldry, finally ordered one
ooat of arms for ber own nsa which
combined ths prettiest features of tbons
belonging to three great Luglub honses.
Her yonugest sister, not to be ontdone,
ordered one for bur notepapcr and books
which coutulned devices from five old
English bonset, not one of which coin
cldod with the other's choice, Tbs
mussed engraver endeavored to expos-
tnlate, bot neither of lbs yonnj womsu
wonld listen so bis srgumcnt. "They
liked the coats ut arms," they said.
"Auybody ooold boy tbem wbo wsuted
so, aud they didn't propose to allow
any ridiculous nonsrnss to prevent tbem
having wbatploased them, liesldsstbat,
tbey wanted tbem different anyhow, so
tbat tbey wouldn't get mixed op."
Nsw York Mail and Express.
Tk. B.lUr Weed.
Bond Don't you resllsS) tbst msr
rings broadens a man?
Uunediot Ob, yes. I snppoas it can
be pnt tbst wsy, bat "flsttens" Is ths
word I'vs always nsod. Loodon Tit
bits. It
Teacbsr At wbsl age does
anally get bald?
Bright I'opil Wbsl kind of ami
uarried of slugltr Chicago News
OAHTOniA.
, list sd ta. Ma Atwael
Bifaatars
Dough
j. Aeat idea.
The innkeepers in tbe countries cn
the Khine follow a practice v.hicb ii
worth hinting to persons of tbe cima
profession in this country. They give
their guests a carte, or piece of pnpr
measuring about 10 inches long ad 4
inches brosd and which folds together
like a small map. This cr.rto, when
folded, exhibits cu tbo cntsido a viow
of the hotel, also its name, and the
name of the keeper; on expanding it (
wo find that toe other parts consist of
lists of tho principal cnriceities cr pnb
lio buildings vvbich are worth visiting
in tbe town aud its environs, and along
the whole iusidu we find a map of tbe
chief rontes from tho place. Thus the
German hotel keeper's carte isu card of
bis house and a local guide, all in OU3
bit of paper, tho es,ti.te cf which can
not be much greater than that ef a com
mon bill of faro. New York Ledger.
A 13!lnsfttl Sup.isitlon.
"Mistnh Pinkley," said Miss Miami
Brown, "does you know wbnt a bird of
paradise is?"
"Well," was the reply, "of co'su I
doesu't know lull ure. Hut when I gits
ter de uex' wurl I wouhlii' bo a kit si:r
priie to disuuvuii tlut it was a i-pri:ig
chicken. " Washington fc'tar.
r
Patiiutlo l a.
Tommy My pa's awfully patriotic.
Harlie Yon don't ray.
Tommy Why, yes. Ho even plays
tards with red, white aud blue buttons.
New York World.
Sbeamnilim Tared.
My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief,
and I can recommend it as a splendid
liniment for rheumatism and other
household use for which we have found
it valuable. W. J. Cuylek, Red Creek,
N. Y.
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading mer
chants of this village and one of the most
prominent men in this vicinity. W. O.
Phifpin, Editor Red Creek Herald. For
sale by F. S. Duffy. t
Paris Exposition,
Men of genius are flooding the direc
tors of the Exposition to be held in Paris
in 1000 with brilliant ideas. One inven
tor urges the dropping of a gigantic
glass egg from the top of the Eiffel
tower into a pond below, several persons
t have the privilege of occupying the
egg, in order to experience falling from
a high point into space. Another sug
gests tne construction of a Colossus like
that of Rhodes, whose interior shall
Bhow visitors Ihe arrangement and posi
tion of all the organs of the human body
and shall have room enough besides to
accommodate a medical congress.
Itt.MKl' IN NIX IIO I UN
Distressing Kidney aud Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." It is a
great surprise on account of its exceed
ng promptness in relieving pain in blad
der, kidneys and back, ia male or female.
Relieves retension of water almost im
mediately. If you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by C. L.
Bradham, Druggist, New Berne, N. C.
Needs a Bath.
The Appeal to Reason, a PopulUt pa
per printed in Uirard, Kan., refers to the
American flag as "a painlcd rag ou a
stick," and cays that it is "ridiculous,
criminal and debasing to teach little chil
dren to bow down to it." In calling at
tention lo this item the Kansas City I
oarml casually observes that there is a
, 'ce uorse-ponu in uiraro.
"A word lo the wise is sufllcient" and
a word from the wise should be sulll
cient, but jou ask, who are Ihe wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated
experience of trustworthy persons may
be taken for knowledge. Mr. V. M.
Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy gives better .alibfnclion than any
other in tho mm kct. He has been in the
drug business st Elklon, Ky., for twelve
yean; has sold hundreds of bottles of
this remedy snd nearly sll other eon -h
medicines msnufscturcd, which shows
conclusively that Chamberlain's Is the
most sstisfactory to the people, aud is
lbs best. For ssle by P. S. Dully, t
Besnlt sf the First Battle.
Tommy's Mother "You nsughty boy!
You've sent Sammy Hwackhammcr home
crying!"
Tommy "You bet! We was playin'
wsr an' bs was the Spsnlstd ! '
100.
Dr. BS. nelrkvsiXAall llinreiie
May be worth more to you than 10) if
you have a child alio soils bedding fn m
incontenence of water during sleep.
Cures old snd young alike. It arrests the
trouble st once. (1. Hold by C, D. Brad
bam, druggist, New lletnr, N. C.
A i'ashloaabla Brsseh.
Miniature of court besutlos, pslnted on
Ivory snd mounted in a tbln bsud of
gold, ars ths brooches of the hour.
In 1888 my wife went Esst snd wsi
atlscksd with rboumstl.m. She tecelvt-d
no relief until she tried Chsmberlaln's
Psln Itslm. Place tbst time ws bsvs
nevsr been without It Ws find It gives
Instant rslicf In cams of burns snd scslds
and is ntvor fslling for sll rheumatic
snd neuralglo pains. D. C. Bakt,
S.nis Yaea, Cat For sals by r . 8,
uuny. t
Traass UOMlln-.
The gradual cooling of Frsncs Is
proves by lis vegstation. Tbe lull
poplsr, common In early French etch
ings, Is now seldom seen In tbs country,
whlls tbs lemon sod ortnge art disap
pearing fast.
TS CCstlA !) ! f
Take- La .stive UroDio Qniuine Tsb
lets, AH draggists refund lbs money
if it fails 10 cur, tbo. Ths genu
Ins has U It. Q. on each tablet.
BABY'S
W fa i 11
In r.H li:; voi. 1 t.!fn I it
ervi.ij;-.v.imfi.it:,?.i,i i .u.
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in:r, as war:;. I a . it ; v :
anil pontic n;ioiiii,ii;'i v..
meat), the groat bk.ii c::ro.
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EVERY HU?.US 1
SiiarU Charmers.
lu tho Pi rsiau gulf tho divers havo a !
onrions way of opening the season.
They dcps'jil implicitly npon tho shark
conjurers i.ml will not dusceud without
their presence. To meet this difficulty
the government is obliged to biro tho
charmers to divert the atttntiou of tho
sharks from tho fleet. As tho season
approaches vast numbers of natives
gather uloni? tho shorn and erect huts
and tents and bazaars. At tho opportune
moment usually ut midnight, so as to
reach the oyster banks at euurise the
fleet, to tho number of 80 or 100 boats,
puis out to sen. Ea.-h of those boats
curries two divers, a steersman and a
shark char:ucr and is manned by eight
or ten rowers. Other conjurers remain
ou snore, twisting tneir bodies aud
mumbliu incantations to divert tho
sharks, lu case a mail eater is perverse
enough to disregard tho charm and at
tack a diver an alarm is given, aud no
other diver will descend ou that day.
The power of the conjurer is believed
to be hereditary, and tho efficacy of his
incantations to be wholly independeut
of his religious faith. Frank H. Sweet
on "Pearl Seeking," in Lippiucott'a.
A. & X. . Railroad,
New Berne, N. C, April 23, 180S,
Supplement No. 2 to
Time Table 4 of
Nov. 28, 1897.
In Ifiect Snndjy, April 24-12 M.
From norehead City to New Rern
NO. 4
1'iisnenucr, Dally Except Sunday.
Leave More-head t'ily Depot. 7 Ull A. Jl
' Atlantic lintel,
Aaar t.
i. i ih
111. wnrli. P..rn.
!'...:
I liir." tree.
Dm-.!
" Moreb'ead City, 7 22
" Atlantic, 7 30
" Wildwood, 7 3t
" Newport, 7 41
" llavelock, 7 55
' Crnatan, 8 04
" Riverilale, 8 f8
Arrive New Hern, 8 32
This train No. 4 will leave New
Berne on regular schedule at 9: 10 A. M.
as usual.
P. L. DILL, Superintendent.
JAPANESE
CURB
A New and Complete Treatment, consisting- of
SITI'OSITOKIES, Capsules ol Ointment and two
Boxes of Ointment. A never-failing; cure for Pilea
of every nature and degree. It makes an operation
with the knife, which u painful, and often results
in death, unnecessary. Why tndur. this tarrlbl.
fllS.ssei n. p.cn a nniivn .Hrmin in
It Bon. No Cure, No Pay. joc.and i a bo,6 for
Is.
bent by mail, samples tree
OINTMENT. 2&C- and fiOe.
CONSTIPATION Mtt-.n.
great LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR and
BLOOD I'LRIKIER. Small, mild and pleasant
to lake: especially adapted for children's use. 5.
doKi aj cent.,
FRFF -A vial of these famous little Pellets will
be given with a f 1 box or more of Pil. Cure.
NilTlca TH GKNUUIB SaSSM J AT AXE. a PL
Cvae for sale only by
F. S. DUI'I'V, Ken Heme, N. C
CHLSPiiL W3 COCAINE HABITS
IUd
A iacicaL tviit'vs And cermanent core
e-iirantitd m 3 cl vn. Absclutcty hirmlras.
No "tAperir.g oti" procrv. No subatittf
nv tHTfl ' r.-i'-i, ui
nuinoa. mua.
It. A. tlLNN, M.D..
41 Pert n't fvi. New Vnrk City.
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
DtSIQNS
COtYRtOKTt AO.
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qqtrklf Mswtam mir opt num frw thhtr tM
lnvfttlrn isn't! a Mr tssisntsihlss, rnirjiont-ss.
IWsnwMiiHlf nmnatsftitel. Ilsuv1roofc on I'sUssnu
sMtl frsHS. OlrlsssH Mtsnry svsr,r1iit psUswil.
raissntst tsUsn tlinmvh Mann m (Ju. r
tpriai matte, wtthoni chstrM, la I
Scientific American.
A hswi(1aMiintT HinsTtmiAVl
fsjilftUon tif mnf tw-tssnt iBr lotarnaL
nlsUton tif mnf
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s iiwn
mr iuwtMBiaisi,
WH.ltlNN, JAS. BEDIOND,
President, YltsFres.
B. . 01I0N, Bectj! A Trs.
New Berne Ice Co
Maaafhstntwrs s.
Pure Crystal Ice,
From Distilled Wstsf
tut nu 10 Toss rMtf.
Car Load Uws Minted
los rtellversKi dally (sieept BuadayM
L n, lit I D n.
Hand.ys (rsull only) 1 a, sn. to
rr aTmoi Marks
1
. r of prlcss snd other infornaaUoa,
s-Ulrsaa, U.a.UUION.slAosjter.
Court Notice!
JUK0KS and WITNESSES
TAKE NOTICE!
The Spring Term of tho Superior
C.-ml for C ravin County, Judge George
II. liroa n, Jr., presiding, will convene
on Tuiusday Morning, Slay 12th, 1898 at
'J i.'eli ck, irsNad of Monday the 9th,
ily order of Ju Ife Erowp.
W. M. WATSON, C. S. C.
Flats, Ail Sizes,
Carries Load ou Deck or in Hold.
Red Heart Hani! -Made and
Sawed Shing es I
Always on Hand,
Cut PriceB ou Brick, Laths and Fence
Posts.
Stove Wood Cut and delivered to your
loor. See
BIG II ILL,
The Shingle flan.
S ee He forC
SHORT LOANS.
Whenever you have ajpaper
you want discounted see me
and you GET TliE CASH.
ISAAC
II. SMITH,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
lltTiliddle St.
Certificate Lost!
Certificate of Stock, No. 1117 in the
A. &N. C. R. R. Notice is hereby (iiven
that application will be made for dupli
cate of same.
ELLEN MASON, Executrix,
of Appleton Oaksmith,
Administrator's Nolice.
The undersigned having duly qualife d
as Administrator c t a. ut Jenny Dudley
deceased, on the llith day of March,
1808. All persons indebted to said es
tate are hereby notified to make prompt
payment. All persons hnlding claims
against said estate are noutied to present
tbe same duly verified to the un'leisijrnrd
administrator on or before Hi- loth dy
of March, 1899. or ibis uoIh-c "ill be
pleaded ill bar of tlinir r.cnvi iv.
TIM 'MA
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NoKTn CaUoi.ina. Sni-enot i
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J. II. Hudson. George 1'. )
Hudson and V T.
lorbert, inner tr.nl
ing a
Luinbi
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in -
J. II. I'b.lli.. i.il.-.,, ' ,
II. Phillip n..il l.-aac
Trisscl. j
To Edward II. Phillip- ami Uaac
Trissi 1, Take Nnti. e.
That a certain t ivi: Veiioii Ims l.c.-n
begun tigniiixt ou l) uie I'lmniiOV nli-. vi
llained, in the Mipeiior ( etui 01 t.niven
county for the foreelosuie of 1 1 ;i I eei lnlii
mortgage 1 xeciileii by ymi H' il vour c- -defendant
lo tbe I'luintilT allow nnnieil,
on the 1st da ol Keln 1 v l -iiT. a r. re
corded in the ollice nl tiie II . uiM, r of
Deeds of (ihviii enmity, i.i ln.i.k 121.
pa"e 83, and for the eiilnu 1 111. hi ! the
collection of tbe note 1 heii by euri il.
Yell and each of ymi aie lieu by noti
fied to be mul tippeai 1 etun-1111 np-i lor
Court to lie belli 111 I be t om 1 ilou-e 111
the county of I raven. Snile ol North
,
arolina
in the tllll MoinluV aller Hie 1st
Monibiy in Mhii-Ii im, mul answer or
demur lo the 1 oiiiphiint ubieli will be
tiled in my iilll - e (Iiiiiiik' t In- Mist three
.lays of wild t. 1111, it tln-rw is.- deleml
Hiiiil aell n us von may be ndi'M-d
This Maieh 2."ilb,
W. M. WATM)N. ('. S. C.
Cruvrn County.
Executor's Sato of Valuable
l.cil tslate.
Ueorge l.reen. J.xeeu-
1
tor ot r.liinbetl- u.
Green, deceased ! v
vs. ,;so
S'otice of Sale.
Mary (1. Chamlters
and 01 Hers. J
Pursuant lo that certain order and de
cree rendered In the above enlillid pro
ceedings pending in the i-iuperior Court
ol Craven county thu aaiiie In ing pro-
did 111 if by the I nib-r-iirneil an l-.xmiiur
of the Estate of Klu.ibeili It (ire n ile.
rased, to make mnetn, to imv the d. bts
of said eatute, I will aa Ihe said order and
decree directed, offer for sale and sell,
on WEDNESDAY, MAY Uth, lUS, at
the Court House door In 1 'raven county
st the hour of 12 o'clock M , or so wion
sfter that hour sa Hie Superior Court
shall take a reciM during the inoimnK
lU'a.ion, all the follow Ing lota i t paireln
of land lying in (be city of New th ine.
a tollowa to wit:
1st, Thai certain lot ritnated on the
West side of Middle si net. letwien New
and Jolinsoii at ree:. nml Is inii II, e same
lot on winch the annl Klisolk ih (ir. en re
bled si Ihe time i l In r d Ii H'tjidionn
on ibe Iviiitli iln-lot of Mi. K h ti ,,.,
deeeaaed. strut on ihe Nonh 1I11 re-nle- ce
I f K E Petri
2 ui III ll e. ,i I 1, 1 1 H.i
hie of llti Md -11 i. Im-iu.ii I aoco
and Miiblle air-1 11 . - . loca
the liriek .tore houi' mul ilw. Ilii-a ..mi
k 1 'ii'iiil by J. J Tolaini, 1 o , a
.lore and dwelling.
Terms or Hale. CASH.
UF.01U1E GREEN.
Eierutor Eliiabelh B Orren, dee'd
CUHE 4 Ol'tos, Attorneys.
"ii"iiiiviiyiiiwvvnfii.
mum
tCaireala,nS TraSaJMarliaohtalMS m4 all Ps-
.m swmm mmm toe M..in.Te eye a.
Osteomas eew.iriu SViTiaTOeri.i
..4 w. ea. wrar. mmum la la, sua. Ikaa Okm.
Inwa ffwa WMhingUia,
awes motu Ita.inf m sMa, with aeaerlp
Una. W . .IM, pU.nl.kUj a. IKH. h at
.iWta. 0r se. Mt iwelill Mtnl 1. wrwil.
A .wifT" How ut (Mrisl. ralMM," wllb
eM J mm MtkjU.l aa4 SorMg. aaaatrla.
Mot trM. ASJrMa,
CA.SriOWt2.CO.
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