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TIKI TABLE HO. 7.
10 Take Effeot Sunday, Oct. 9. 1808,
it II M.
. j - , x
Going East BCBCOULE: Going West
No. 8
Passenger Trains No. 4
Lr. p m
80...
409...
.88...,
840...
btatio.ns: Ar. a m
....Goldaboro 11 Oft
LaGrange 10 82
."... . .Elnetoo......Y...'.10i2
....Ar. New Berne, Lr...... 900
,...I.r. " Ar. .... 887
..Ar. Moreliead City Lr 7 47
R KA
7 03
No. 5,
Mz'd Vt &
Pass To.
No. 8, t
Mi'd Ft and
Pass Tn.
Ar. r. M.
Lr,
. A. M.
710
Golili'joro
tu
7 48... Best's 818
8 08 LaGrange 148
8 29 ...... .Falling Creek 118
S 14 KioBton.. 1J58
9 25 Oaawell 1158
1015. Dover 1140
10 40 ".Core Creek 10 40
II 15 Tuscarora 10 18
11 81...... ......Clarke..... 1000
UUJ New Berne U
r.M. A.M.
Monday. Wednesday, Friday 4 .
J Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
No. 1, f I
Mx'd Ft. and I stations:
v Pasa.Tn.
No.9,
Mi'l Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
: Ar. p m
Lv. a m
710 Ooldsboro.
818
........ 7.83
7 48... ...Beat'a
808..
8 98..
914..
9 98..
9 40..
1015..
10 40..
1115..
11 81..
19 05 .
'180..
813..
, LaGrange 7 08
Falling Creek.......
........ Kinston..... ...
........ .Caswell....
.....Ar. Dover, Lr
.....Lv. " Ar
core creek
. Tuscarora
.........Clark's ...... ..
...Ar. New Berne, Lr....
...Lr. " Ar....
River dale ........
........ croatan .........
8
. 818
. 518
. . 5 00
.. 4 90
.. 400
..8 88
.. 8' 90
. 9 50
..1047
..1010
..10 00
.9 40
1 90..
1 943..
919..
' 8 95..
8 81 .
, 848..
j 401..
r, m.
t. ...... Havelock .........
...... Newport, Lr......
Wlldwood
.........Atlantic....
. . Ar. Morehead City, Lr. . . .
. .Ar. M. city Depot, Lv. . . .
..908
. 8 47
.... 8 se
890
750
A. M.
Monday., Wednesday and Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. '
8. L. DILL, J
," Superinle ideal
Atlantic Coast JLine.
Wilxibtgton & New Bebnx R.
, TIXR tBLB SO. b,
IoEtfect vcdnesday, Aug. 7, 1808, Dally
.' Except Uunday.
' doing South vcHiDDUt: Going North
No. 51, : Passenger Trains No. 60,
- Vr. in, " stations: ' , Ar. p m,
0 09. ...... I. New Hcrue
840
9 88.....
981 .4,:
.10 08....
12 08.
...PollocksviUe ,. k....
..i.Maysville.
604
4 if
418
. "....Jacksonville........
. I Wilmington,' ,
J Union Depot . ) '
. Ar. Wllmlngtpnj Lr. ' ,
19 15
995
No. 8,
PASSKNQRKfe FBIIOHT, No. 4.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes-
slar and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday,
Lt.au , . Ar. m
7 80... ,"Xr, Wilmingtoa, Ar
40 ...... ...-Srott'sHill....
. 146
.....12 85
, ...12 15
L...1140
; D80.... .. Woodside...,.
10W... Hollyridge . .
10 51 ...Dlxoa
1130...... ...."Verona. ....
12 05 Jacksonville,..,
12 JO.... .....Northeast....
81 55 Whiter ak ....
' ISO........ Maysviile .....
S 15 PollocksviUe.
S55 .... ... .DebruM's ..
8 40 Ar. New Berne, Lr
. ...10 51
.....10 20
. .... 46
..... 8 55
..... 8 80
.... 805
.... 720
..... 8 85
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TRAINS GOING BOUT1L
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DATED
Nov. 80, 98. "
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A.M IP U.
P.M. A.M.
P.M
Lv. Weldon, 11 60
Ar. K. Ml.. 19 65
9 48
10 88
Lv. Tarboro lit 81
8 00
Lr. R. Ml. I
Lv. Wilson
Lv. Selma..
Lv Fay'vITU
1 On
10 8S
11 18
8 45! 6 40
19 69
1 6Bi
7 19 8 23
9 90
9 Mill 68
4 25
7 95
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8 00
7 01
8 on
4 19
8 45
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Lv. Mag'lia
ArWilm'ton
8 05
9 80
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AM
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Bears the
Signature J
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1 j
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il a il Is il
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Lr.Floreoce 950 ..... 7 40 ... , .....
Lr.Fay'rille 19 95 ... . 9 48...
Lv. Selma.. 1 60. ..V. 10 85
Ar. Wilson. 8 85 ... . U 85
LvWilm'ton '. 7 15 9 46
Lr. Mag'lia 8 65 1 01
Lv. Golds 6 00 ..... 10 10 9 OS
p m a.m. p. m p. m.
Lr. Wilson 9 80 8 88 11 85 11 15 19 41
Ar. R. Ml.. 8 80 6 16 10 07 11 57 1 80
Ar. Tarboro . . . . . 8 45 ..."
Lv. Tarboro 18 81
Lr. R. Mt. . Tm ..... 19 07'....
Ar. Weldnn 4 82 19 59 ....
P.M. A.M. -
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Rnad leares Weldon 4 15 p m, Halifax
4 80 p m. arrives Scotland Neck at 6 20
p m, UreeovHle 0 07 pa, allusion 7 S3
p to. Returning leaves Kinston 7 60 a an,
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 am, Weldon 11 W a m, daily ex
cent Sunday. ? -.. .
Trains oo Washington Uranou leave
Washington 8 20 a m and 2 80 o m, ar
rive f urmeie v 10 a m, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 8 80 p
m arrive Washington ll oo a m aad 7 20
p m, dally except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Sunday 5 80 p ro, Sunday, 411 s m, ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, ( 10 p m. Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Sunday, 7 50 a m, and Sunday 100 i m,
arrives Tarboro 10 08 a si, 11 00 a m .
Train on Midland; N C Branch leaves
Ooldsboro daily, except Sunday, 7 10 a.
m, arriving Bmiioneia mis, Keturu-
ins leavea hmilbOeld 900 a m: arrives
at Ooldsboro 10 25 am. , .
Trains oh NashviUs Branoh leaves
Rocky Mount at 7 80 a m, 4:80pm, arrive
Nashville 8 10 a m, 4 68 p m, Spring
Hope a 40 a m, 5 15 p m. Returning leave
Spring Hope B 00 a m, 6 45 p m, Nash
ville 9 22 a m, arrive at Rockv Mount
45 a m, 8 SO p at, daily except Sunday,
i rain oo bunion oraaco leaves . v ar
taw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 20 a m and 4 16 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 2 45 p m.
Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North dally all
rail ria Richmond, - -
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4 rr r t t K.4
Civkw an lb til iM nmni nl its
soiIkw o mi a )iry ( tr ) t.r-
als aud hi II rr1arwr4 T ' J ix
tllllWI BATIDf br ft- H SMW U
M s k4 pa d two 4 lb
tutvUMf. Very liktly. we do not think
at redie Ihroagk a half a nort-r
tt the aruclta Uxt are aral to as. !
of era does aot bks fcalf nlDBtsiodts- !
eard what cm knows ke doeaa't waaL I
It U aa eld saylat that om soaa sm4
so sal whole Joint to Mora
whether It Is tainted.
II wo Id ke rvvelaUoa so eqene of
Titers to sm how fas aa exp
rleooed and eoosctaatloos sditor oaa. al
time, go taroeia a big pile of assays,
stork or poems. The tills Is otsaa
soon a. aad he woold aty, "i doo'l
I aa articls oa that subject." The
axt artiele aeglBS wllh a page or two
of eomsBoaplaes latrodoctioa, aad thai
la throws aside la aaj' a sslnata's In
tpectioa wltboot taraiog Bore thaa
the aext pas The aext bactne with a
platitade "We eaat print inat stuff,"
The nnt rarae of this aext poesa has
falsa aaeter aad la snaaed aalda. Tba
xl bafllns la aohoolgirl stylo, with
dors" aad "love:" 11 la aot reed
throegk. Of the aext the editor reads
teas Hoes. It la simply a dull descrip.
Uoa of a stream la a forest not want.
ad. The next poem begins la a fresfc
way, seems so as eonstroeted according;
to too rales, is pretty good. It is pal
side to see If other better poems
will erowd II oat. Tba aext is a story.
The flrsl page Is promising, bat the seo.
and shows a coarse strain, aad the read
ing stops there,
Tea) artioles are decided apon, and
with nOoieat good judgment, in tea
minntrs, for a minute to a manuscript
is often twice as much time as it need a
It does not take that liaig for a dealer
to stick an Iron skewer la a smoked
ham, draw II oat and smell of It Not
on artiolo la a dotea perhaps needs to
be road through. Nsw York Independ
eat. -
INSECTS AS HOOOOOS.
Tker Keee S tiler AWar Fresa Maar
Parta ( the Werla.
Nothing eoald more strikingly illus
trate tba importaaos of small things
tbao. tba large role which is now at
tributed to the mosquito in the etiology
of some of ths most serious and wide
spread diseases to which the human race
la subject. It is truly said tbst what
prevents ths socoewful oolonisatioa of
many tropical countries and what
throws tba greatest obstacle In the way
of civilisation of snd good government
in vast regions of, central Africa is not
oliruate, not rMtlanoa from home and
not unfriendliness on the psrt of tbs
natives. The obstacle is malaria, and
cow we find that tba prevalence of ma
laria. an far aa man is concerned, de
pends on tbs mosquito, and that (bis
pestilent little insect, in addition to ir
ritating and annoying, is the means by
which tba poison of malaria Is props
gated and distributed. '
For years back botanists bsva known
the Important part played by birds In
the scattering of seed and of insects iu
the distribution of the pollen of plants,
and it seems not unlikely that pathol
oglsts will have to recognise in a lunch
larger degree than has till lately bees
done ths large part taken by the subor
dinate forms of life by wbioh wo ara
surrounded onr cattle, onr horses, oar
dogs and cats, our flies, our mosquitoes.
and perhaps area onr fleas in dia
tribating disease from man toman, and,
as is stated In regard to the mosquito
and malaria, in deciding whether Ilia
extension of onr empire over great areas
of the globe's surfaos shall be pcesibls
or not Hospital.
... ' raaeteatlaa. Z,
What a great difference in the mean
Ing of a sentence a misplaced comma
can make! Take tba following, for "ex
ample:
.' "James, my hatband Isa.rerysiok
man." r ; : .. , .
"James, my husband, is a very sick
The following bit of perverse punc
tuation was perpetrated by an English
compositor. . What the author meant to
say can be ascribed by a rearrangement
of the punctuation marks: - . ,
"Cawar entered on bis head; his hel
met on his feet; armed ssndala npon
bis brow; there was aclond in his right
hand; hit faithful sword in his eys; an
angry glare saying nothing, he sat
down." Pittsburg Chronicle Tele
graph. ' - - - ' . ";; ,-- n --
i . '". Gar Vawkea' Laater. ''
It has been settled beyond a doubt
that tba identical lamp which Gny
Fjiwkes carried in poking about in the
f cellar of I he houses of parliament, when
he intended to plow fliem np, It now in
existence. This (anfern Is in the Ash
molean museum at Psmbridga Gny
Fawkea was carrying Ibis lap tern when
ba was arrested. The history of the
lantern has now been tally established
and it most take its place among ths
most celebrated exhibits in the museums
at the world. London Mail . :
y- Cblldrea'S Sleep.- V.
' Growing children cannot too careful
ly be enjoined to get plenty of sleep.
The boy or girl who has lessons to learn
must waken early after a good nigbt'i
rest, and this is ipsured only by punc
tuality in retiripg. Eight o'clock is a
good bedtime for all yopng people un
der 16 and should be insisted p pop by
parents. Harper's Bazar. '
Professor Bryce made g bad slip1 jm
bis book ou jSputh Africa. He accuses
tba oers of abusing the English by
speaking of them nsually aa "rotten
eggs," whereas tbe Transvaal phrase is
root neck, "red neck," aud applies to
the British complexion.
Iron horseshoes hare been found dat
ing back to tbe year 48 L
D1STKEMI1IB STOMACH DINEAftlE,
Permanently oured by the mastcVly
power of South American Nervine Tonic
Invalids need sutler no loi jcr because
this great remedy can cure them all. It
it Cure for the whole vrorM of stomach
weakness and iw.J'pwi. n, T' e rnre be
gins wrh t' e fi it t . T" t f it
brip?- i r- ! v ..i.
n ': l-
PILFibHSESS.
IIni). Ifcttr It tm
Pr- ti..t U ' iaM(cotM U lb I
1S ain't pri'l ir.lin sud kt M tn '
sraa line we totn twist reedily la I
uttavrs. la -mm 4 it H. 'a I
citinii gomipitia The list It k, ewl
we know II wtlhout going tale drisil.
hot lUst a bkb w i'.o ool seta to real
ise Is that the very suoM coanioa ball
el s all as a ojaa is sslahoaa.
We do keow tbst nearly every owe
I meet is srlAfSi. bet wo seldasa dta
covet bow selfish we era ourselves aa-
less sbowa by a soddea toarh of deep
ragTet. Most of as discover, for is
stance, tbst ws were stlfla la refer
ence to soese dear friend aVad. bat we
top right there, and wbils we regret
lite past and shed vneJevs tears over tae
lost cbaaca we do aot make aay new
diaenvartse aaraelr. that ws are stlflth
to oar liviug rrleodi and while we
tbtok thai tbey are being anfair. on
kind, to aa we firgel to be geoorooe
oarselvea, to lock beyond the trowa.
the bard word, the atiflsh act or neglect,
aad see what It is that eaotee all this.
to See what strain oar friend is beating
and share it In so far as patience, gener
ous forbearance, will lighten IL
Think bow selfish suost of as bars
in time gone by, how qalck words
bars gone oat to bar! hearts already
hurt, when from as al least that psrtio-
alar arose friend bad a right to hope
lor better things
Do not make a very close axamina-
tjon of tbinas la general end sm whether
roa are aot yooraelf mora alOth haa
arsyoar trtenna ana rememoer idm
the greatest generosity tn tail worm is
to have patience with others la Ihoir
wlSthDeea." for la half the esses al
least it is pain or worry, not real In
tended uuktodneesataJ!. Philadelphia
Time.
OUR JAWS NEED EXERCISE.
Utk ( Maatlewtlaa raaea Drastep
ala aad Teh Ttwablm.
Masticatioa is rapidly becoming a lost
art, and, althnogb wa have become
hardened to tba fact that thres-foortbs
of the dyspepsia Is due to lb is causa, it
might surprise soma of as to know that
tba early decay of tbs teeth and diseases
of the gams are occasioned by this same
lack of maxillary exercise.
A disease of the gams, called Bigg's
disease, which is every day becoming
more common, is canted almost entirely
by the want of proper mastioation.
Twenty-five years ago this trouble was
not considered of any importaoos ,by
tba dentist on account of its rare occur
rence.
Today it is gives) mora care then the
decay of tbe teeth, aa ba if frequently
consulted by patients who have a (aft
vet of natural teeth which are quite loose
in tbe jaw. Aside from this tbey ara
sound and healthy and after a pertain
development in the disease nothing can
be done to help them.
. By tack of exercise the blood wbioh
should nourish both the bones and tba
gums Is not carried to the part, nor does
the blood carry sufficient material to the
teeth; hence the enamel formed II de
fective, aud early decay results. Fre
quently, too, tbe mechanical develop
ment of the jaw Is arrested by this same
want of motion. " ' 1
Most of tbe food among the belter
class of people today ie cooked so as to
require very little mastication, and tba
oonseqnenoe is thst the muscles bare
become flu buy, tbe jaws slender and tbe
processes for tbe attachment of tbe
muscles almost . obliterated.Bosjxin
Ulone. ' - y
'V Obedleaea of Orders.
A naval commander in tbe retgn of
Queen Anne was ordered to cruise witt
squsdron within certain limits on the
coast of Spain, Hsving received infor
mation that a Span lul) fleet was In Vigo
beyond bis limits, ba resolved to risk
bis person si responsibility for the good
of bis country. He accordingly attacked
and defeated the Spanish fleet with un
common gallantry. When he joined the
admiral under whom be served, ba ki
ordered under arrest, .and was asked,
If he did not know thai by tbe arti
cles of wnr be wot liable to be shot for
disobedience of orders.
He replied with great composure
that be was .very sensible that be was,
bnt added, "The man wbo is afraid to
risk bis life in any way when the good
of bis country requires it Is unworthy
of a command in her majesty's service. "
Noggets. .. ; ' - '. : : ' .
',' 'V , What He Foaad. .
. "I've opened about 8,000,000,000
oysters in my day, " said the old oyster
man who sells you the real genuine nn
fattened aud unspoiled "salts," a penny
apiece, in the shadow of one of the big
market buildings, "and I bare never
found a pearl in one yet.' :
"But I've found something just as
good as pearls," be added with a wink.
."I have found four nice paying tene
ment nooses and good balances in eight
savings banks. There is a good deal in
go oyster (hell besides pearls, yonjigj
man, if you will look eiose.'l-NW
York World. ;'r V;-..---V ,
' ' The Seaaible Clel.
v "No," en id the heroine
."smart" novel, "I can never
wife," ; ';
of the
be your
"Bnt why?" wailed the stricken man.
, "Because," she replied, "you do not
converse iu epigrams. "Philadelphia
North American. - . ;
It is an easy thing to be a millionaire
in Berlin. A yearly income of over $9,
000, representing tbo interest on 1,000,
000 marks, Ifl fbe qnalification for that
title; which is enjoyed j 3, 00? 'Berlin
era. ' IV " -
Oarlio came from Asia and has been
used siuoe tbe earliest times. It formed
part of the diet of the Israelites in
Egyjjt end was used by Qreek and Ro
man soldiers and African peasants.
RI'.EILr ;iiix BOI'RS
Ditftresning Kidney end B'aiMer disease
relioved in sii hnuis l r "New Great
South American -y Cure." It is a
great surprise on account of its eiceed-
li -:; prompt!)?:'. in r-"cvir:g psin in Mad.
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Canada and Mexico. Payment! inraria.
bly In advance. Address
, ; A. S. ABELL COMPANY
Publishers ant' Proprietors, ,
, Baltimore, Md.
L3 Cl nsJ.
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ORE AT
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Tib-llTS
AND WILL
An Unprecedented Opportunity
Ha vine come to the coneluBion to Move irom this City we will in the
Next SO Dayi, Jrom December 1st, Sell cur Entire Stock ol
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS & NOTIONS, AT COST.
Now is the time. This will be the Greatest Slaughter Sale that
has ever taken place in the City of New Berne. To avoid double
freight on our geods we will sell them Down, pown, Down, Regard
less of Cost.' It seems too good to believe, nevertheless it is a fact
and to convince yoursell come and see if our prices will be as lollows:
Mens Sails, etroag ad tfaiaUs,
faacy patterns, worth ft. 00, se 11-
i ing oat price $1 99
Mens Black Chariots sad Fsaer
Casimeres, worth 8, 87. and 8
eelllag jrat prices 4)8, 4 aad 8 00
Mens Wool Top-eapa-Mecklatosh,
strictly first-class goods, worth
18, selling oat price 8 T!
Meal Fiae Haataa Orerooala, fully
wool, worth 8 50, sailing out
pries 187
DOUBLE STORE OF AMERICAN STOCK CO..
50 and 01 MIDDLE STREET, NEW RERNE, X. .
(Southern
IRmilway.
JheJStandard Railway ot tbe SOUTH
The Direct Line to all Points,
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
Strictly First-Clars Equipment on all
Through or Local.Tralna; Pullman Pal
ace 81eeplbg Care on all Night Trains;
Fast aud Safe Schedules,
TraTe) by ths skulkers and yon are as
sured Safe, Comfortable and Exprdi!
tinut Journey.
Apply to Ticket Agents for Tims Taj
bios. Rates tod General Iuformatlon, or
address F. R. DARBY,
R L. VERNON, C. r. T. A,
T. r. a., Askeville, N. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
Fradk 8.y!os, ' J. M, Cpxr,
8d VPAJOen Map,
Traf. Man
W.A.ToBg,QPA.
WASRINSTON, - - D. C.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Houses and Lou For Ssle at Lowest
Possible Figures. Desirable Homeland
Tenements that will prove a fine Invest
ment. . ' r ,
Collection at ReaU a Specialty.
Office at Robert ft Bryan's store, op
posite post office.
E. E. HARPER.
Administrator Sale
of Ileal Elate.
1 Puriuant to that certain power of sale
contained in tbe mortgage deed executed
by 0 U Wiggins and wife to Mary D
Dewey on the 8l h day of August 1898,
duly recorded In the office of the Register
of Deeds of Craven county in Book ISO,
folios 158, 154 and 188, default baring
bean made in the performance of the
conditioas in the said Mortgage contain
ed and the said Mary D. Dewey karlng
died Intestate and the undersigned hav
ing duly administered upon her said est
tate-, Now, therefore, at such adminlatra
tor I will offer for sale and sell on Saror
day, January 81st, at tbe boar of twelve
o'clock, noon, at the court bouse door in
Craven county, to tbe highest bidder
for Cash. . aa orovlded for in said
mortgage the - following valuable
tract of land lying on the north side of
Neuse river, Craven county, containing
one thousand acres, more or leas, begin
ning at a cypress on said Neuse river
below Mud Seine Beach, waning north
with Dower line to Cleve line, thence
west to with Sear Pole Swamp to Hen
rattan's line, thence south with said line
to Nancy Adams' line, thence with said
Una to Neuse river, thence with said
river to the beginning. The same land
thaf was sold by E W Carpenter, com,
mlssioner to Alex Mitchell, deceased, ay
deed dated the 83rd day of February, A.
D., 1880, registered in book No, 81 pages
190 and lut, recorfls oi uravea county.
This December 19th, 1808. ,
tuos. f. McCarthy,
Administrator af M D Dewey, dee'd.
BRANCH OFFICE
I i I'd:;::! 41 Co.
fSnroessors to H. W. Silsby ft Ge.)
' rr-Iieni '.!'.''
Stocks, Bond,
Cotton, drain,
TreTi.
r ' t it- 1 ' ! f -r r- h or on m-;
iOBI
a (
moal liali
list,
CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS.
Meas Bine aad Black Beaver Over
coats, guaranteed fast color,
well made, worth $1. selling
oat price
Meas Heavy Diagonal Mackintosh
warranted, worth (I 75, our sel
Ing out price
513
1 49
sImi. fiktfM. ,k a, . m .A
WK) at ens onoea worth $2 50, will now
go at $1 96; Mens Shoes worth $4 will
1 . . ..... T ...
bow to at 8149. Ladies and Chil
dress Shoos at Sacrifice prices.
THE NEW BERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW
CAPITAL,
t"DOE9 A GENERAL FIRE
T. A. GREEN, President,
GKORUE GREEN, Secretary.
:J. J. WOLFENDEN, Gen'l Agent.
II. XV. SIMPSON,
JArchitect & Soperintendent
OS Broad Street.
Administrator's Notice!
Having duly qualified as administrator
of the estate of B F Cuthrell, deceased,
ou the 18th day of December A. D., 1898,
all persona owing said estate are hereby
notified to make prompt payment.
,iaj i m. .
All persons holding claims against said
estate ara notified to present tbe same
duly rerified to the undvrsicued admin
ttlrator on or before December 13, 1899,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their rocorery.
J. II. lir.r.L, Administrator.
December 18. 1898.
Administrator's Notice
UNDER MORTGAGE !
By rlrtue of power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed executed by
Albert Uorum to ltosanna Moore, de
ceased, bearing date of November 89,
1893. and recorded In Book JNo. 1U,
Folio 205-8-, In tbe office of register of
deeds for Craven county, I will as -the
Administrator of tho estate ot the said
Rosanna Moore offer for sale and sell at
publio vendue at the door of the court
house in New Berne, on Mondsy the 6th
dsy of February, 1899, (It being the first
Monday in tne montni at 13 o'clock m ,
to tbe highest bidder for cash, tbe fol
lowing described tract or parcels of land
situate In the county Craven and State
ot North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a dog wood stump near tbe
housv of tbe late Samuel Dudiey, Wil
liam Mitchell old corner and running
north 8, east GO poles across the
swamp to a stake thence south
48, eaat 88 poles to a stake, thence south
40 east 61 poles to William Johnson's
line, thence south 71 west 1i poles with
his line to Samuel creek, thence np said
creek 180 poles to a gum on said creek
aad Manly and Simmons mill, thenoe
north iH east 77 poles to the beginning.
Also another tract adjoining the above
tract being near Trent road about tour
miles from New Berne.known as Mitchell
Island containing 123 acres more or less
being the same land conveyed by E W
Carpenter to Albert Gorum by deed bear
ing data ot November av, ltsvs, recoraeo.
in Book No 118. folio 204 and 2tt in the
office of Register of Deeds of Craven
county and mortgaged by tbe said Albert
Gorum to the said Rosanna Moore.
This lZtb day of December, 1898. .
, ; ' Too F. McCabtht,
.' Administrator of Rosanna Moore.
NOTICE !. y '.;
. Tbe co-partnership heretofore existing
between O. H. Blackwell and P. Q.
DelamanAnder the firm name and style
of Blackwell and Delamar la this day by
mutual consent dissolved. All debts
owing by said firm will be paid by ClI.
Blackwell and all accounts or other in
debtedness due tbe laid Arm nti Black
well and Delamar will be ptid y the
said C. H. Blackwell. . i ,
This November 26, 1898.
C, H. BLACKWEL&,
. ' P. . Delavah.
KOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having duly qualified s the adminis
trator of the estate of Rosanna Moore,
deceased, all persons havng claims
"vtist tbe said estate are hereby noti
fied to present the same duly verified to
n' ou or before the 7th day "of Icember
1 9 or tliis notice will be pleaded in bar
of rfovery.
AU pernons Indebted to said estate are
1 to ' imme-!;nte rnvment.
to Save Money.
Mens Dlsck snd Fancy Worsted
Suits, well made, sailn piping,
sires 84 to 42, worth $13, selling
out price g t J
Mens Suits, double and single
breasted, strliMi patti-rns, worth
$7, 19 and $10 , m l'.ing out price
$4 07, 5 5!) and 6 50
T,,, --" ,
CMldrens I spei i and Cloaks will go at
at t A sjt sn I n It I n Klaiiirlit&e
at Astonishing Slaughter.
BERN, N. C.
$50,000,00
INSURANCE BUSINESS.
W. B. BLADES, ( v ,
JOHN DUNN. ,Vl-Pret-
Offices: OVER CITIZENS BANK
llortine Sale, Valu
able Town Lot.
By virtue of i lie power of sale con
tained in a certain Mortgage deed exe
cuted by L C Gotten and Maria Cotlen
his wife, on tlio 4th day of February,
1895, to Mark Disoswar, duly recorded
iu the otlice of the register, of deeds of
j Craven county, In book No. 115, folios
i 3". ctc- aml on llie 2l" d.v of March,
' m iuly transferred and assigned. to
1 me- 1 win olIer for 8le. ' cur
UOU80 do,,r in rven county, in the city
I nf Now liArno Si a I a nf rv rrt l f'strvtlinn
to the highest bidder for Cssh, on the
9th day of January, A 1), 1899, 12 o'clock
M, all and singular the following describ
ed real estate to wit: One lot of land
with all the improvemeents thereon, sit
uate in tbe cily of New Berne on the
east side of Kilmarnock street, In Rei
zensteinsvllle, known as lot No. 159, and
bounded as follows; Beginning at the
northeastern intersection of Kilmarnock
street and Reizcnstein alley, and runing
toence nortn along tne eavt side of said
street to tbe southwest corner of lot No.
157, thence east along the south line of
lot No. 157 to the southeast corner of
said lot, No. 157, thence south along the
west line of lot No. 1G0 and paralell to
Kilmarnock street t" Reizenstein alley,
thence west along said alley to the be
inning. Being the same conveyed by
eed from Chas. Reizenstein aud othera
to L C Cotten and Maria Gotten.
This December 9ib, 1898.
T. W. DEWEY.
Assignee of Mark Disosway, M'gee.
For Sale, Valuable Farm !
Pursuant to powers in tbe mortgages
executed by John B Wooten snd wife
dated respectively January 8, 1890 and
T A, ,'(Htl - . ... . . .
ueceuiuer oj, iou, repcisienni in ufl
office of the register of deeds of Craven
county, North Carolina in book 102,
pages 123 and 124, and book 115, pages
348, 849 and 350 to which reference is
made. .
The undersigned will sell at publio
auction for cash at the court house ot
said Craven county, in the city of New
Berne, on Monday the 2nd day of Janu
ary, A D, 1899, at 12 o'clock midday, tbe
land conveyed by said mortgages, bound
ed and described as follows, viz:
Situated in said Craven county, ad
joining the lands of R G Cobb, B H
Wooten, J J Sauk) and J C Wooten, con'
taining about six hundred and ten acres,
being the same which was conveyed tn
said John B Wooten by. the heirs of
Jacob Rhem by deed recc red in Craveu
county in book 05, foiio 509, to which
reference is mado for more complete and
better description, saving and excepting;
about 200 acres conveyed to Lewis
Smith by deed recorded in Craven conn
ty, book 72, folio 683; about 139 acres
conveyed to J J Sauls by deed recorded
In Craven county in book 80, folio 4SS
and about 60 acres conveyed to B II
Wooten by deed recoftied in Craven
county, book 94, folio 681. Subjeot to a
mortgage in favor of L H Cutler, for
300 , . . '
Turn National Bask of Naw Berks. -By
JAMES A BRYiN, Pres.
New Berne, November 21, 189f .
y Notice of Administration.
Having duly qualified as the adminis
trator of E M Sims, deceased, all persons
are hereby notified to present tlieir
claims to me duly rerified on or before
November 25, 18i9, or this notice will be
pleaded la bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estste are
requested to mak Immediate payment.
. Thii November 25, 18ss.
, ; . J.J. WOLFENDEN, "
. ,-. Administrttoi-
iai Biuijaaui Sen
t
tv.ilHshM 1n 17(tf.
It. li! Millii! ,