AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
t.T! ARE .SSERTIXG IN THE COURTS OVR EIGHT TO ;
t::f. rxcxuHiva use of the word "castoria," ajcd
lTTCiltR'S CASTORLV" A3 OUR TRADEMARK.
: I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts-,
was the originator cf "CASTOR. A," the same that
has horns and does now lear n? - on every
the facsimile signature of(&yffi4jfa wrapper. ;
This is theorigind "CA3TORIA" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers cf America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY rt ihe wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always houjht - on the
and ha3 the signature, of wrap
per. No one has authority fron me to use my name except .
- The Centaur Company, if which Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Bo Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger t!: 2 life cf yov.r child by accepting
a cheap substitute vlud some c'riirjrjic'. may offer you '
(because he makes a unv more penniy.i on it), the in
gredients of which even I J tyz r.oc know.
"The Kind You. Have Always Bought";
ucaho me. oiUNAlunfc Ut-
THE RIDDLE OF THING3 THAT ARE."
Insist on Haying
The Kind That Never Med Yon.
TH( CCNTAUH COMPANY, TT MUHRAV BTHKKT, NCWVOHK CITY.
STEAMERS-
CAROLINA DISPATCH
AND-
1
Sleamsliip C
LINE,
PROFESSIONAL.
FREIGHT h PASSENGER,
F. M. Simmons, A. I. Ward
J. H. Fon. E. W. Pou
SIMMONS, POU & WARD,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS al
LAW.
OQlce 68 So, Front Street, nearly oppo
site Hotel cualtawka.
(Offices also at Raleigh and Smithflekl.)
raottoe In the oountiea ot Craven. Dnnllu
Jones, Onslow, Carteret Pamlieu. Wake,
Johnston, Iinrnott and Wilson; in ;ne hti
prcine ana ronerai conns, aua vnerever
service aro (lestn-fl.
For All Points North.
. The Steamer . NEUSE
will lento on Mo tUva, Wednesdays,
ami tVi'iaya at 5 p. ui., alutrp. Mak
ins; no stops botwujti New licruu to
Jiiizihrth (Jitv.
The Steamer NICWllEltNE
will sail on Tuesdays liDd Fridays at
11 o'clock, noon, making landings
Island. .
' tW Freight rocoivod not later
than ouo hour previous to sailing.
Fur farther information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
M. K. Kino, Oen. Mgr.,
' II. 0. Ui'iiNtOen.Frt.& rass.Ajjt.
Norfolk, Vu.
New Borne, N. U Sept. 18. IS:!'
P. II. Pellctler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Middle Street, Lawyers Brick
Building.
Will practice In the Counties of Graver
fartorefc, Jones, Onslow and rnrnllco. IM .
Court at New Berne and tiuprciuo Court 1 '
he Statu.
ITIZEN'S BANK
: oi mrrBirBmBi,N.a.
DO A SKHBKAIi BASKIHl KUblNKm
The Aeeonnu ot Banks, Bankers, Corpor
atlons. Farmers, Merclianta and others re
oelved on lttvonbhle terms, Krocipt and caje
hit attention given to the Intel rr ot ouroui
tomers. Collections a Bpooialty.
HOARD OV Dl BVOTORS.
A. A N. V. II.
TUB TAIII.K NO. 4.
it.
Ferdinand Ulrica
A. M endows.
Haruuol W. Ipock,
Chut. II. Fowler,
w. urauiKer,
W. Small wood.
(too. N. Ives.
To Take Effect Sunday, November 23th,
1337, at 13 M.
Going Eant .SflllKDCi.K:' Going Wl
N0..8 1 Passenger Trains No. 4
Lv, p m . stations: Ar. m
8 40 Golditboro., ....... .11 05
4 09.. LaGrauge 10 83
4 8). . . Klnslou ...1012
5 81 Ar. New Heme, Lr...... 910
8 45 Lv. " Ar. .... 8 9
6 57. . . . Ar. Moreliead city Lv 7 47
No. 1. f I I No. S.
Mi'd Ft. and stations: Mx't Ft. and
IWTu. I I Fas. Tn.
Lr. im Ar. p m
.A. 11RYAN, THOS. DANIELS,
President. Y ice Pres.
. H. ROBERTS. Cashier.
The national bank,
Or NKW BKttNK. N. O.
CaplUI $100,000
Surplus Profits .98,168
DlKtCTOKht
7 10.
7 43.
8 08
8 30.
914.
9 28 Caswell
9 48 Ar. Dover, Lv
1018 Lv. Ar
10 40 o... core creek
11 15 Ttiscarora
11 81. Clark's
..OoUsboro 8 00
Real's 720
.... LaUrange 8 50
..Falling creek 8 20
...... Kinston 000
51
800
420
40C
sue
8 2(1
2 tO
12 03 Ar. New Eerne, Lv
ISO Lv. ' Ar 1047
1 19 Riverdal 10 CO
20...., .....croatao ...1000
tiS. ..Iiavelock 9 40
8 12... Newport, Lt 906
8 23... Wild wood 8 47
8 81 Atlantic 8 88
1 48... . Ar. Moreliead city, Lv 8 90
401. ...Ar. II. city Dupot, Lt 7 50
r. m. a. h.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
f rueaday, Tbutaday and Saturday. -
8. L. DILL,
Puperlnlendaat
BRANCH OFFICE ,
IV. A. IVtAld ft Co.
f Successors II. W.llsbyH Co.)
llaitkerN,
lUlil
IlroIirr.H.
Rt.rls, llosds.
(Ilea. tJraln.
I'rerliloai
I ...;k-i.t aii'l lil fur mull or on mirgln
ml i r rriil. In lots frum '.'0 ap,
( t. . r 1 .! i . . 1 1 I' ichMni.','.
f ' i-in.il HiiiU I. frt'tHs.
, ? . .....i nil yii.it nt ion.
a. o Nr.vr-n:nv.
M rttnijM'r.
We walk in a world where bo ui
The riddle of thlnm that are.
From a tiuy fern tn the valley's bears
. ?o the light of the largest star.
Yet we know that the preasnro of life Is
hard
And the silence of death Is deep
As we tall and rlro on the tangled way
That leads to the gate of bleep.
We know that the problems of sin and pain
And the passions that lead to crime .
Are tho uijsterk-s locked from age to age
In the awful vault of Time,
Yet we lift our weary feet and strive
Through the mire snd mist to gropo
And find a ledge on the mount of Faith
In the morning land of Hope.
Harper's Weekly.
WaeovAaf Ceaga.
I had a little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I did not think that
. any medicine would help him, but after
giving him a few doses of that remedy I
noticed an improvement and one bottle
cured him entirely. It is the best cough
medicine 1 ever had In the house J. L,
Mookr, South Burgeltslown, Pa. For
sale by F. 8. Duffy.
RICHES IN TRIFLES.
Will be Correct.
Chart Dealer This map Is not authen
tic. Spain is left off entirely.
Drummer Yes, sir; that is for the fall
trade. New York Evening Journal,
Saffering- Women Instantly Relieved.
The Fkmicuke Tahi.ets almost in
stantly relieve all pain, aching and sore
' ness in the womb. They are applied
Borne Big Fortunes That Have) Come From
little Inventions.
It has become almost an axiom with
the majority tbat larger fortunes are to
be raised from some simple invention I
than from difficult and expensive iuven-
itntia t.haf ttivnlvo a nrMtt nnllav rtt
money to manufacture. This is to a directly to Ihe affected parts, and act
certain extent true. A certain Amori- liko 8 soothing healing poultice, draw-
can patent for fastening kid gloves tins ing out fever and pain. If used In con-
yielded a fortune of several hundred neclion with the Femicoiib Tonic, will
thousand dollars for its fortunate owner, speedily and radically cure all forms of
and the inventor of a oollar clasp enjoys i Female Complaints and Weaknesses; In
$20,000 royalty a year as the reward I cluding Falllng of lue Womb, Ulceration
en n "i of the Womb, Congestion of the Ovaries,
50,000 in five years , , , . ... f . , r .
for its patentee, and tho simple twisting . 1UUUU1 "u ieusiruuuu,
cf safetv tins in such a wav that there Leucorrhcea or Whiles. Weight and Pain
is no possible danger of the point stick- in reivia, uragging sensation in uroin,
ing in the child promises to enrich its Aching and Fain in Back and Limbs,
owner beyond any of bis early dreams Flooding, Etc. Try this new and sur
of wealth. A man one day turned a nrisinir cure. Femlcure Tonic 1.00.
piece of wire so as to hold a cork more FemIcuro TabIcts (U treatments) $1.00.
securely in a bottle and forthwith some-1 So,d b , Pharrnacyi New Berne,
body saw a brilliant idea nnd patented ' J '
the modern wire stopper bolder, which Economy
is now used annually on several million
bottles. The accidental betiding of a Claudo I thought you were not going
hairpin by a woman to prevent it from to pay more than $50 for a wheel,
sliding ont of her hair so easily produc- Maud I didn't mean to when I went
cd a fortune for ber husband, who iin- into the store, but he said if I'd take
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5 (12
4 50
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FINANCIAL.
A. Ureon, Pres.: E.H. Meadows, Vice Fret
H. H. Gaovis, Cashier.
mediately saw the possibilities of a
crinkled hairpin for women.
Instances could be multiplied indefi
nitely of large fortunes being made from
small inventions, but fortunately for
those inventors who make a lifo study
of intricate problems of mechanics and
disdain to waste their talents upon
trivial, popular articles of tbe day
there is often also ample reward held
in store for the products that take years
to produce and which revolutionize ex
isting methods of industry and me
chanics. Edison has reaped honors and riches
of a pr'inooly character from bis discov
eries; MoCormiek baB realized in his'
reaper the fortunes of a millionaire ; tbe i
Corliss engine brought honors nnd dec-1
orations to its inventor and eunbled.
him to amass a great fortune in a few
yearB; Professor Bell found in his tele
phone not only the consummation ot bis
early hopes and ambitious, but a sub
stantial peenniary reward; harreyized
steel armor has beconio synonymous
with the inventor's Gams, and it brings
an annual income of hugo proportions
to its discoverer; Elins llowo, the in
ventor of the sewing machiuo, realized
over 83,000,000 from his inventions,
and Nikola Tosln, though still young
and rich in promises, finds an nbnn
duueo of money in bis work. George
Etkelbert Walsh in Cassior s Maguzine.
the $(10 wheel he would let me have a
dollar pump for 08 cents. Indianapolis
Journal.
8100.
Dr. E. netehon'snlt Dlurelie
May bo worth more to you thau $100 if
you have a child who soils bedding from
incontinence of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. It arrests the
trouble al once. $1. Bold by C. D. Brad
ham, druggist, New Berne, N. C.
Sheriff's Tax Tievy.
By virtus of the Tax List of Craven
County in my hands for collection for
tbe year 1897, and In default of payment,
acrordinir to tbe provisions of the exist
ing law,! have levied on the following
described property. Sale will take place
June bin,
KAUB. LOCATION. TAX & COST.
TewNI, Ke. I.
Chapman, R E 135 acres Little ck
Johnson, Peter 11 acres branch
Morris. W R 101 acres Plney Neck
Fillingham, W II Jr !!7J acres
Neuse river
Teiwufthlp, Na. 3.
Becton, Ceasar 700 acres Popular
Swamp
Clarke W E 5G2 acres Dover
Tuwn.tllp 9Jo. 5.
Taylor, N II 100 acres Cokoquc
Towuntlip No. O.
Nelson, Aaron 25 Si acres Have
lock
TWHNlll No, 7.-
Ivcs, Bryan W acre Itiverdale
Tnwnxhlp Hit. 8.
Banks, Hannah 1 lot Berne st
Boyd, Geasar 95 seres Caswell
branch
Crsgg, A C 1 lot Jerkins alley
Chapman, M W 1 lot cor Pine and
Berne sts
Conner, Andrew 1 lot Browns n'.ly
Douglas, Frederick 5 lots Berne,
Bryan, Broad and George sts
Harris, Randall 10 acres Caswell
branch
Johnson, Ilev Jno S 1 lot Scotts
alley
Moore, Nanle S 60 acres Trent rd
Pasteur, Henry 1 lot Jerkins alley
Patterson, F T for wife, 1 lot
Johnson st; 1 lot New St.
Riggs, E R 4 7 acres, Batrlielors
Creek
Stluison Lumber Co. by C M Dock
ham, Gen. Maug'r. 1 lot Queen
street 14(! 95
Simpson, Rufus L 1 lot, Bryan
street
Smyer, ilev R A 1 lot, White st;
2 lots A & N C Road
Satterthwalte, Wm 1 lot corner
Broad and Chapman st
Wadsworth, Dennis 1 lot Queen
and Pollock sis,
Whitfield, Jesse 2 acres, Pembroke
Road
North Carolina.
AUTKUKT Col NTt (
Loum Snow. Jr.. on be-
half of liimwlf and all
oilier crtditoni of 11. e
Whiio )k River (,'or-
porulioii.
Superior Court.
'82
8 81
IS 75
4 48
23 02
2 83
15
2 8!l
(i 95
52 52
E iscouragisg.
Bob "WhtU's the mslter? Has the
heiress refused you?"
Dick "Well, I don t know as you
could call it a refusal exactly, but we
had hardly got seated in the parlor be
fore she said it was a pity that all our
best men had gono to war."
4 03
10 4;
8 22
10 34
Townablp No. 9.
Charlton, leir's by T B Ipock
agt. 300 acres, Railroad
French, L J 20 acres, Turkey Quar
ters
French, F J 37 acres, Wildcat
Davis, Daniel heirs by Guthrie
Davis, sgt. 100 acres, Dover
Road
5 (15
7 08
6
3 54
3 47
K. II. Meadows,
. Chart. Dufly, Jr.
James Kedmood,
Mayer llahn,
Thomas A. Ureer,
C. K. For.
W. F. Crockett.
J as. A. Brtak,
Chas. 8. HarAS,
Jo, Dusk,
6. H. BosssT
Tho. DAimu.
J. H. HACKBuair'
L. Hakvbv
M.E Biaiior
Saved hy Cat.
Sir Edward Osborne, lord mayor of
London in his time, bonght nu ancient
housu in Yorkshire, and sent hie chil
dren thither. There were two boys. Tho
elder dutifully obeyed when summoned
to his lessons ouo luoruiug in a turret,
hut the younger, loitering, "happed to
light upon a cat which he delighted to
play with and crept after ber to catch
ber under a table in tho room, which
was covered over with a carpet banging
down to the floor." Thus he disappear
ed, and next instant a terrible rush ot
wiud overthrew tbe turret, in which
bis brother and the tutor eat at work,
crushing tbem todeutu. opposing tbat
both her sons were there, tbe mother
fell into convulsions, and we imagine
tbe scene. One of the maids, running
in a distracted manner from room to
room, caught sight of the small boy
peeping from under tbe table, with tbe
cat in his arms, matched him . np and
bore him in eostasy to his mother, he
only crying, "I pray theo, I pray thee.
do not whip me I" Bo it may be said
tbat tbe Duke of Leeds now owes his
existence to a cat. Pall Mall Gazette.
F. & M. BANK,
HAT 1st. 1808.
Capital Stock 7,000.00
Sarpln 8.100,00
Uadlrlded Profits, 8,170.08
' OFFICERS:
L. II. CtiTi.xa. President
V . 8. Ciiauwick, Vice Pres.
T. W. Dswsy, Cashier.
J. W. lirPDU, Teller.
F. F. Mattiiiwb. Collector.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. B. Blades, M.M.Mark,
(J. li. Bradhaiu, P. II. I'ellellor,
U ti. Culler, Jno. outer,
W. t?. Cbadwick. J. W. btewart,
T. W. Dewey.
Wa want your business and fool tbat
wa can offer yoa a much in return a
any other bank In lb city. It la our
endeavor to mak business relation mut
ally pleasant and proHlabia to our
pair una.
TAX NAIVE.
Tlrvlrlueof the City Tax List In my
hands, ( have Ihi day levied upon the
following real ealal to satisfy the taxes
due and unpaid for tho year 1H17, and
will al public outery, at the court nous
door In Uie city of New HVne, County of
Crwvan and Kinie of North Carolina at II
o'clock M., oa Monday. Jun liliu. 1H0&
I1UOU J. LOVIOK.
Cily Tax Collector,
Name. Blrert. Tax 4 Cost
Cruet. A 0 Jerkins alley 4 9-1
ChsiMO.n. M W I'lit. Darn and
lroil si 8 02
Clarke, W K part owner and agent
Hoot I lieits 4 lot Richardson'
l-ond 8 IB
Douglass. Frrderlrk, New Pr.nlU
Font si, Bern st, itroad st, Dry.
an si. (loorir. at west side .(Innrue)
at sMn IX 8B
.Johnson. Jim S FVott S alley lilt
(irimi, H'l.-s r K.lr st 7 14
Sinvrr, ll It A A dt N O ,
It K n. hll. .1 1
Stir. t. H It . r wit fVllfx k st 11 U
a.Li,tli, iMibis I'.JmkIi m
yitl SIB 4 It
Many soldiers now feel tlio effects of
the hard service they endured during the
war. Mr. Geo. S. Anderson, of Ross-
ville, York county, Penn., who saw the
hardest kind of service at the front, is
now frequently troubled with rheuma
tism. "I bad a severe attack lately," he
says, and procured a bottle ot Cham
berlain' s l'ain Balm. It did so much
good that I would like to know what
ou would chargo me for one dozen
bottles." Mr. Anderson wanted I' both
for his own use and to supply it to his
friends and neighbors, as every family
hould have a .bottle of it In Ihcir home,
not only for rheumatism, but lamo back,
sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises and
burns, for which it is unequalled, tor
sale by F. S. Duffy.
Didn't Fool the Old Man.
A somewhat reckless youth who had
enlisted for the war and had spent his
time in camp in writing home for money
Anally sent this telegram as "a cllnchcn"
"Father: Leg Bbot off In sham battle.
Send all funds you can."
To this the old man replied:
"Son: Don't know your number, but
wooden leg goes to you by express. If
doesn't fit, get camp carpenter to plane
It. Love. All here well."
MystiaeaAloa.
His weakness wa prevarication. His
wife detested ly lug and constantly nrged
bim to mend hi ways. Ouo morning
ib said: "Will, set If yoa can t be per
feotly truthful today. Don't tell a lie.
Now, promise I" He promised and went
away to work. When be came home to
dinner, aba said :
"Dear, did yoa keep yonr promise?"
"I did," be replied soberly.
Then be caught her In bis arm.
"Darling," be cried, "I will not 11
to yoa. When I said I had kept my
promise to yoa, I did not tell the troth
bat, believe me, that wa tbe only 11 I
told all day."
For 93 seconds she was lost in per
ploxity. Than sbo gar It np; tb prob
lem was loo deep for her. Nw York
World. .
Im It AIL
"By the way, Tom," (aid Mr. Man
nlna to his (on, fresh from academle
grove, "I bar been thinking tb mat
te over, and I bar come to theonolo
don that I bad better to to school some-
wber and that yuo had better tak tb
business and ran it II cannot belp Im
proving onder tb y of ou so gifted
as yourseir." Boston Transcript,
mall Tommyl Wish.
Small Tommy wss very food of oandy
and asked, "Mamma, can God mak
anything b want to?"
"Of coarse be can." was tb reply,
"Woll," siclslined th littla fellow,
"I'd Just Ilk lo sm bliu mak (tick
f eaudy with only on and to It"
Memphis Boimlur.
TdCMaiao iMArM saaB.
Permanently eurcd by th masterly
power of Houtb Amertntn Nervine Tonlo.
Invalid nerd enffer BO longer because
this frral remedy can cur them all. I
I cur for the whnl world Of tomach
weakness and Indigestion, Tb par be
gins wlih Hm first dnee. The roltrf ll
bring I marvelous ami turririalna-. It
makr no fslluret never ilianpninla.
rustler how long yoa bare sulTrmt, yi.nl
pure is rerlain urulrf the nsa of thta gi
health glvlnf force. I'leeannt and si
ways e.fe. Hold .y D. Kra lham,
liiggtsl,..Trw llrn, ri. t.
Why SulTer nil the
Torturer
of Rheumatism and Neuralgia whin
you can bo relieved by Dr. Smithwick's
Anti-Rheumatic
Neuralgic Pills.
A safe and efficient remedy in the treat
ineut of all forms of Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, whether acute or chronic, A
remedy that I can recommend witli the
utmost confidence, knowing thai It will
do the most good in a given number of
cases. Rheumatism is due to an excess
of Uric Acid in the blood, which acts as
an irritant. These pills contain drugs
which will eliminate the Acid from the
blood and soothe the intlamed and irrita
ted parts, so that a cure is rapidly
brought about. Neuralgia is an Inflamma
tion of tho nerves. These pills will
soothe and abate the inflammation in such
a manner that the sufferer Is quickly re
lieved, and a cure aliected.
Price 50 cents per box. Prepared only
hy J. W. P. Bmithwick. M. D. Lu-
Qrnmro. N. C.
1' or sale by all aruggists, or can be uau
tiy writing direct and icmitting price.
Tho White ):ik River
Coiporaiion.
Notick ok Sai.u By l!i:i Kivi.it
Pursuant lo Unit cerium Jtnlpiicnt
and Dcciee of ihe Superior court of l ai
crel county rendered at the spring term
1808 under which I as lleceivcr was or
dered and dircclcd lo a :1 1 all l lie proper
ty .assets and cITeci s or every kind ami de
scription now rcm.'titiinif in iny hands uu
sold.of Ihe White Oiik liiver Corporation,
I will offer for .sale and sell lo die hieliesl
hiilder for cash ou (he 15ih day of June,
1898, at the hour of 12 o'clock in., the
following property of Ihe siiid Corpora
tion, to-wit: All that rerlain mill, ma
chinery, belling, pulleys, saws, and all
other fixtures anil machinery of kind
belonging or appertaining thereto,
together with all that certain Lease hold
interest in and to the land upon w hich
said mill and sheds are situated; and
together with all buildings belonging to
and use in connection with said mill.
Also all the loose and scattered lumber
lyin ' and located upon the mill yard and
within the buildings located upon the
premises aforesaid;-also all the lease hold
nterest in and to those ceriaiu lots or
parcels of land the buildings and improve
ments theieon located, upon which is
situate,thc tenements, ollice buildings and
stables, held by said Corporation under
lease Iroin Mrs. Mary W. liarker. All of
said property located and situate in the
village ot Mella, Carteret county, Worth
Carolina.
Also that certain tramway, and fix
tures and appurtenances, consisting of
six miles more or less of ro id bed and
right of way, rails and cross ties and the
engine, cars, and appliances and appur
tenances, conveyed to the White Oak
liiver Corporation by the Jones and
Onslow Tramway Company, consisting
of a complete tramway system of six
miles more or less in length and formerly
owned and operated hy said Corporation.
Also all the riL'lit title and interest of
said Corporation in the Charter Stock
and Franchise of the said The Jones and
Onslow Tramway Company. Also all the
right title interest anil estate of the
White Oak River Corporation in and to
all the following lands, timber and tim
ber rights:
Those two certain lots in the village
of Stella, commonly known as lots unm-
ber 15 and l(, known as the Hotel Prop
erty, and fdlly ilcsciihed in a deed from
Mrs. Alary W. Barker lo the White Oak
Itiver Corporation: Recorded in Ihe
ollice of the Register of Deeds of Car
teret county in Book Q. Q. page 272.
All those certain tracts of lands and
the limber thereon, lying and being sit
uate in the County of Onslow, State of
North Carolina, conveyed lo Ihe White
Oak River Corporation by K illy E Terry
and wife, by deed dated the Sit ti day of
December 18HT, and recorded in the Reg
ister's ollice of Onslow county Book 51,
page 14'.': and being the same as conveyed
to said Terry, hy Mary C. Bell and John
C. Bell, by need dated the 14th day of
December 188H and registered in said
records liook 4i, pageoMi; anil hy .1. .V
Henderson and Catherine J. Henderson
hy deed dated the 25lh day of February
1887, recorded in said liook page .iiiH;
fV Idle Oak river and on the norih-.-.-ist
side of I'ti, k rtwnmp DeM-rilied in
difltfiiim John t ol.in. to K. K. Terry
molded hi ihe words of mid county in
liook i: I pace ;:;u.
The Iniere l of the corporation In tlio
tin, her and limber tigbis on Ihe certain
t:ait of land ling in ,), s county at
Hohi-!er' creek, known as the Cannon
tract desirilud in a doed from Oinrire
Ci.m:o:i lo K. E. Tenv datt-d Apiil&ih
'I he inliiei.1 of said corporation in I ha
limber end ihnlier rights on the certain
land lying in Joues county and described
ilia deed from Manill I 'oiling to said
corporation dated April 30th. 1H94.
Also all the ligln tiile interest and in
esiaie in and to all the lands, timber and
limiier rights, of ihe said corporation, as
owned in common with Thomas A.
Mclntyic, lying and being situate iu any
or all of the counties above named anil
( Isew here, as may not have been set out
ami described above; and all other
lands, limber, timber rights, and prop
erly of every nature, kind or description,
wherever located or situated, owned liy
tiie White Oak River Corporation, in
fee or for any shorter term; which may
not have been described or set forth
herein;
Also a certain stei.mer formerly used
hy said corporation in connection wilh
the said mill, commonly known as the
"Nannie B"; unless said boat shall the
sooner be disposed of by private sale.
A full description of all the foregoing
property will be made known if desired
on the day of sale: or any and all in
formation may be had at any lime prior
thereto by application to the Receiver or
lo his attorneys, Clark & Union at New
Berne, N. C.
Said sale will he made at tlio village of
Stella upon the premises on which the
mill is located, and will begin at the hour
above named and continue until all of
Ihe above described property and all
other property of the Corporation is
sold anil disposed ot.
Immediately upon the completion of
such sales report thereof will be made to
the Judge of the 6ih District at Cham
bers for confirmation; and so soon as
confirmation of said sales shall he had,
title will be made to the purchaser or
purchasers as provided for by the terms
of said decree.
This May 5th, 1898.
JAMES A. BRYAN,
Receiver White Oak River Corporation.
CLARK & Of ION,
Attorneys. ,
Administrator's Notice,
Having duly qualified as administrator
of tlie estate of Arthur Jones, deceased,
on the 4th day of May, A. 11., iw, all
persons owing said said estate are hire
by notified to make prompt payment.
All persons holding claims against said
estate are notified to present the same
duly verified to tho undersigned admin
istrator on or before May 4th, 1809, or
this notice will be pleaded in liar of their
recovery.
May 4th, 1868.
ROBERT G. MOSELEY,
Administrator,
Commissioners Sale!
Pursuant to the judgment of the Su
perior court of Craven county, at Feh-
and by deed from the same parlies dated ; ruary Term, ,80. in a certain suit there-
StrXIEF INHIXHOUK
DistresslngKldncy and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." It is a
great surprise on account of It exceed-
ng promptness in relieving pain In blad
dcr, kidneys and back, la male or female.
Relieve retention of water almost im
mediately. If you want quick relief and
cure this ia the remedy. Hold by C. D.
UraUham, Druggist, New lie rue, N. C.
A Bat Balanc.
lie wa making a hollow pretense of
being hungry at breakfast.
Had to stay at th office to balance
the books last night, my dear," h te
marked.
She wa gazing gloomily out of tbe
window, and upou th lawn Iher were
divers tricks.
"1 hop lb books were better balanced
than yourself, when yoa got through,1
th answered, not without bitterness.
February 25th 18H7 and registered in said in pending entitled Asa L. Hvnum,
Book page 570; To which said deeds ref-! against Alfred Baker and wife. 1 will as
erence is made for a full description of eomtnisjioner of said court expose to
said tracts. public sale at Ihe Court Iloase door in
,i,. f ixi .iiaiH the city of .New Berne on Monday. Julv
in Jones county North Carolina, adjoin-1 W:,H' u cl, ;' .''al cer
ing the lands of Asa W. Morton and oth-1 ta'" n!t'5';u "r.Psrcc' ,f 1,111,1 situated in
ers, containing 133 acres more or less cl of N.ew. Iiur,"u' "V C " helween liraggs
as conveyed to said Corporation by Killy ; allcv and Stanly street, adjoining ,,e
K. Terry on the 17th day of October ISSH " '"'"s- '"-'"H
and recorded in the ollice of the Register 1 1. wiiicii was tornierly
A. X. . llnllroml,
New Berne, N. C. April 23, 1898.
Supplement No. 2 to
Time Table 4 ot
Nov. 28, 1897.
Iq IlTect Snniljy, April 24-12 M.
From riorehead City to New Bern
NO. 4
Passenger, Daily Except Stindny.
Leave Moreliead City Dcol, 7 00 A. M
" Atlantic Hotel,
" Morehcod City. 7 23 "
" Atlantic, 7 80 "
" Wlldwood, 7 81 "
" Newport, 7 41 "
" llavelork, 7 55 "
Croatan, 8 04 "
" Riverdale, 8 08 "
Arrive New Bern, 8 33 "
I bar been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever line Ihe war and bav
used all kinds of medicine for It At
hut I found on remedy Uat ha been a
success ss a ear, and that I Chamber
lain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. P. X. Obisram, Oaar Mills,
La. For sal by F. b Duffy.
rjTThli train No. 4 will leave New
Bern on regular schedule al 9: 10 A. M.
a ususl,
8. L. DILL, Superintendent.
Oeasral W basis r.
Ia response to In query of a newspa
per msa who aiked him bow be felt to
b sgala wss ring tb blu uniform, Osn
ral "Jo" Wheeler, th i-Confederat
officer, who ha take a command la th
Called Bute army, replied; "1 feal as If
I had been on a furlough and bad Just
got back."
AasUer Cass f Baal Batista Car4
Caamserlala's Fab aUa.
My (on wa afflicted with rheumatism
which contracted hi right limb nolll a
wa anahla to walk. After aslaf on and
a hail boUlrs of Cbamoeruda' Pala
flslra bo wa abl to b alnt again. I
caa heartily recommend H to persons
suffering from rheumatism. Joan Hal-
!b. Freed, Cslhoua Co., W. V. For
sis by F. H. Doffy.
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
and Old Dominion Line.
Important Notice!
On account of the stringent or
der Issued by the War Department,
rcfittiring the" early departure of
Btewnier ont of the harbor of Nor
folk, our Ktcaincrs will have to, anil
earlier from New llerne. The
(Steamer NKUSK must tail at
8 P. M. SHARP.
Therefore lo Insure forwarding
Perishable Frtlht oii the toAie
day, it i neceasary that It be on our
wharf not later than
4 p. n.
GEO. HENDERSON, Agent
New Berne, N. O, April 30, 1898.
of Deeds of Jones county Book ;i7, page
219; to which reference is made.
Also that certain tract of land king
and being in Carteret county adjoining
the lands ol Alonzo ( . I elleller and r.d
ward W. Pcllelier, 570 A. more or less,
as conveyed to the White Oak River
Corporation by Killy E. Terry hy deed
dated the I'-ilh day of February 1M91, and
recorded in the ollice of Ihe Register of
Deeds of Carteret county in Hook R. R.
page 585.
Also the timber rights ami tunuer
standing and growing upon that cennin
tract ot laud situated in Carteret county
conveyed lo the said White Oak River
Corpoialion by .1. A. Hay by deed Haled
September IMti:i, bounded on the l-.ust nv
W. Buck, ami J. Thomas, on the South
by 1). S. Weeks, on Ihe West by the heirs
of Eliiali Weeks, on tho North hy the
heirs of Thomas Duncan containing 450
scress more or less. Deed recorded In
Hook page .
Also ail tiie timber standing and grow
ing upon that certain tract of land in
Jones county in White Oak Township
bounded by the Main or Public road
loading from Maysvllle to Stella, and the
lands of P. C. Foy and Mancil Collins;
as conveyed to the While Oak Corpora
tion by C. D. Foy by deed dalcd July 'Jnd
18'J4.
Also all Ihe timber Interest of said
White Oak River Corporation in Hie
lands lying In Onslow county as fully
dcscrllied In a deed from Frank L. Mills
to W. II. Mills, recorded in the records
of said County Book 57, page 4811;
containing by estimation one thousand
acres.
Also the Interest of said Corporation
In the limber snd limlier rights, on I be
tracts of land situate In Onslow county
and near Hlarkcy's creek, drecrihed In a
deed from Charles Thompson lo Lewis
Humphrey, recorded In the reconn ot
said County In Book No. 10 pago 55;
ana conveyed to said oorporation ny
John 1). Costln.
All the Interest of the said Corporation
In the timber and limber rights in those
certain tracts of land lying In Jones
county, While Oak Township and
fully desctlued In a deed from Lewis
Bynum and wife tn said Corporation
daled March lOih lMOil. Recorded In the
records of said County Book 40, psge
198.
All the interest of said Corporations In
the limber upon the lands described In a
deed from W. J. Morton, to tbe Killy E
Terry, lying In Jenes county and
recorded in hook ii. Vi, l.xst; aotmning
the lines of W. T. Cannon and John
Collins.
Tb interest of said corporation In a
tract of land vine in Carteret county
near wni:e oak river anil iiannoicreea,
la Whit Oak township, and known as
th Dudley Itno: detcrllierl in a aeea
from R. B. Pullen lo K. E. Terry record
ed In the records of said county, Book
It II. owe 2NM. And the same a d
scrilied In a"rieod from D. 8. Weeks to
said Tcrrv.
Tb Interest or islil corporation in ine
timber and limber rights, on Ihe lands
lying on the WhltaUsk read In Onslow
eountv. contalnlnf !K)0 acre mora or
leas, and as conveyed to K. K. Terry by
Job Hiullu. by daed recorded In lb re
cord ot said county In Book III, page
144.
Tbe limber Interest and rights of aald
oorporallnn In th lands conveyed to K.
K. Terry by Curtis and l,oren.e nay
Wins In June ooiinly on lb north ol
alircy Branch, and described In lb deed
recorded la aald county la Book B 87
naa- 1TX
th Interest In tb corporation In th
limber and limber rights oa tb laads
sliest In Jons eoanty en the south suit
the property of 1 nomas Harris, deceased
together wilh Hie improvement thereon.
Terms of sale Cash.
W. M. WATSON',
Commissioner.
Xoliee ofKeiiire.
Col.LI'.l'Tllll's OFKll'K
lot-mil Dis-i , Rali ioii. N. ('.
Notice is hereby given of the seizure
of the following property for violation of
the Internal Revenue laws.
New Berne. N. C, .May 14lh, 1S98,
from J. S. Garrett, R. I,. D., by Jno. W.
Dniley, Depuiy Collector, date (1 17) .May
14th, 1898, one pkg containing a?, W.
gallons corn whiskey.
Any person or persons claiming the
said property are hereby notified to ap
pear Ht my ollice in Raleigh, N'. C., with
in thirty (:I0) days from date and make
claim in the form anil manner prescribed
by law, or the said property will be
forfeited lo the United Stales. "
E. C. Dl'NCAN,
Collector 4th Dii. N. C.
By Jno. W. Daii kv,
Deputy Collector
1st Div. 4tli Dist. N. C,
May 14ll.. 189S.
Commissioners Sale!
Pursuant to a judgment or the Super
ior couit of Craven county in an action
wherein William llembry and wife are
plaintiffs and E. 8. Street la defendant, I
will sell st public aiiclh n nt the Court
House door in the city of New Items at
12 o'clock m . on Mondiiv the 4ih iliiv nf
July, 1M8, the following real estate:
- A certain tract of land iu the county
of Craven known as the Eborn land.
being the ssmc land conveyed lo Wil
liam BrniVy by Elijah Ellis Executor of
Amos Wake deceased situate on the
south side of Neuse river, beginning at
the north side of Great Riaiieb, al tbe
mouth of Horse Pen Branch, running up
Great Branch to a Hay stump lo llardi
son's line, and with llsrdlson's line tn
the main road leading from New Berne
lo HeaiiTort, Pi. C, and tip I lie said road
tn Horse Pen Branch, and down ssid
llranch M ihe iTglnnlna. conislninir
acres more or les.
Terms of sale Cah.
CHAS. C. CLARK,
Commissioner,
Drunk i
i-v-wr 004 enness
Absolutely and prrnuixnllr cured In fdays
by a new scientific aad knviforatinf tnat
mrnU No publicity oo inkclions oo
restraint Can be given srcertly. No"fre
treatment schems. St;."?-1?? 7
1 B. A. CHINN, M.D., I
1 41 Esat 3lst atrast. New Vara City,
II. W. NIltlPKOX,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
OfThytW Broad BtreeH, next tofltewart'
stable. Reeidcnea IM Broad rUrert
taTBurlal tehee a specially.