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A. A ST. C It. It.
TIM I TABLE NO. 7.
10 Take Effect Sunday, Oct. 0. 1898,
at It M.
Going Eaat ScUEUCUt: Going Wostl
No. 8
)'aKn; i 'I mi'. a
8TATIur.M
. . . . Golil.tHiro . . .
. ... LaUrange. . . .
Lr. p m
140...
4 09...
83...
Ar a iu
.. 11 US
. . . 10 83
. liillrllOU 10 12
40.
8 60
7 0S.
...Ar. New IWne. 1a 10
...Lv. " Ar 8 87
Ar. Morehead city Lr 7 47
No 8,
Mx'd Pt
PassTu.
No. , t
U'd r't aud
1HMI Tu.
Ar. P. M.
3.W
2 ia
Lt. A
710.
7 48.
8 06
M.
Goli's oro . .
Best's
.... LaGrange...
... 1 48
... 113
..13 58
...11 68
...1140
...10 40
...10 18
8 20 Falling Creek.
0 14 Kluaton....
9 25 Caswell....
10 15 Dover ...
10 40 Core Creek..
11 IS Tuscarora...
1181 Clarka. 1000
13W New Berne 8 80
p. il A. M.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday .J
Tuesday, Thursday balurduy.
No. 1, f
Mx'd Ft. aud
faas.Tn.
Lr. t m
710
748
I No. 8,
stations: Mx't Ft. and
Pus. Tu.
Ar. p m
. Ooldsboro 8 IS
....Best's 7
8 06 LaUrange 7 08
8 26 Fulling creek 6
914 Kins ton .613
9 28 Caswell 818
9 40 Ar. Dover, Lv 5 00
1015 ..Lv. " Ar 4 20
10 40 Core creek 4 00
U 15 Tuscarora S 88
1181 Clark's 8 20
18 05 Ar. New Berne, Lv . . . . . 3 50
180 Lv. " Ar 10 47
313 Riverdale 10 10
., 920...,. croatan 10 00
9 43 Bavelock 9 40
(111 Newport, Lv....... 906
8 25 WUdwood , 8 47
881. ..Atlantic 888
8 46. . . . Ar. Morehead city, Lv. .. . . 8 20
. 4 01....Ar.M. city Depot, Lv 7 50
. M. A.M.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
1 f Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
,v. 8. L. DILL,
u i tiuperinte idenL
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington & New ebki R. R.,
- TIMS TABLE NO. 5,
In Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898, Dally
i : Except Sunday.
Going Boutlvl bchbdulb: Going North
' No. 61, Passenger Trains No.50,
Lv. a m,
900
986 ....
951 ....
10 02....
STATIONS: .
. New Berne ;. .
. Pollocks ville ,
...Maysville .".
.Jacksonville,.,
' Wilmington,
Union Depot
Ar. p m,
..... 540
5 04
. 4 49
..... 418
19 08
2.82
225
12 15 . . . Ar., Wilmington; Lv.
No, 8, ' Passbnoki & Fbeiobt, Z No. 4.
' Leave Wilmington Monday,' Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. AM ' " ' ." . ','
Ar. K
780 ,i
8 40 ..!
!...
low..,
10 61',.'.
11 20...
13 05...
12 JO. ..
8t 6j.,.
. 1 0...
.Lv. Wilmington, Ar...., 1 45
. bcott'siiill....
Woodsiilt . ...
... Holly ridge . '
.... bUon.......
...Verona. .....
.Jacksonville, . . .
. Northeast.....
. Wuiuxak ....
. Maysville
Pollucksville....
..18D5
.. 1215
...-11 40
...10 51
.,.10 0
.... 9 46
....8 55
.... 880
... 8 06
15 ..
v.., 7 20
I 55
. Debruhl's
685
0 .....Ar. New Berne, Lv
.... 6t0
tfatly Except Suwiay.
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AND FLORENCE RAILROAD.
COKOtRSKD aCHBOrLl.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Ar
ft The
wAP Kind
V7
DATED o g ! - .
Nov. so, js:"
' cm ii c j o dS
KC Z.Q sr. 8 za X.Q
IaIT p M. pTiT A.M. pTlT
Lv. Wrldon It fiui 9 43 i
Ar. H Jit.. 12 4ilU 36 !
Lv.Taiboro;l2 il..... 8 00;
Lv. K Ut. I 1 Wi'lO 86 0 46j 6 4(1 19 B2
Lv. Wilson 1 5H II 18 7 IV 6 82 9 20
Lv. Selma..! 2 55ll Of
Lv.Fay'vtlkl 4 1 01
Ar.Florence1 7 25 8 15
P.M. A.M.
Ar. Golds 8 00
Lv, Golds '. 7 01 8 05
Lv. Mai'll 8 05 4 12
ArWilm'ton 9 80 5 45
I - P.M. AM. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
i i
KtS sr, 8 a2 IS
aHF "pTm! "7
LT.Florence M) 7 40
Lv.Fay'ville 19 25 ... . 9 48
Lv. Selma.. 1 60 10 55
Ar. Wilson. 2 85 11 85
aTm! P. M A.M.
LvWilm'ton 4 7 16 9 45
Lv. Mag'lia 8 55 1 CI
Lv. Golds 5 00 .... 10 10 2 08
pm!"" ZiT p. m. pTifi
Lv. Wilson 3 85 8 88 It 85 11 15 13 49
Ar. R. Ut.. 8 80 6 15 10 07 11 57 1 80
Ar. Tarboro 6 45
Lv. Tarboro 13 21 ....
Lv. K. Mt.. Tio7Z7. 18 07?Z7
Ar. Weldon 4 82 12 69 ....
P.M. A.M.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 4 15 n tn. Halifax
4 80 p m. arrives Scotland Nck at 5 30
p m, ureeoviue 9 01 pm, Winston 7 Da
p m. lteturDtnc leaves Klntton 7 du a as.
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Hsllfsx at
11 18 a ru, Weldon 11 88 a m, daily ex.
cept Sunday. . ,
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 8 80 a oi and 8 30p in, ar
rive Parmele 9 10 a m, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 6 80 p
m arrive Washinstou 11 00 a m aad 7 20
D m. dally except Sunday.
train leaves larooro, a I'.aaiiy except
Sunday B no p m, Sunday, 419 p m. ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 6 10 p m,- Ra.
turning, leave Plymouth daily except
Sunday, 7 oua m, ana Nunday v w a
arrives Tarboro' 10 05 a m. 11 00 ml
Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leave
Goldsboro dally, except Sunday, 7 10 a.
m. arrivins SmitbBeld 8 80 a m. Return
ing leave Smilhfield 9 00 m; arrive
at uoldsboro iu o a m. , ,
: Trains on Nashville Branch leave
Rocky Mount at 7 80 a m, 4:30 p m, srrivs
Nashville 810 am, 4 58 p m, Spring
Hope 8 40 a m, 5 15 p m. Returning leave
Spring Hope 9 00 a m, 5 45 p m. Nash
ville 9 23 am, arrive at Eockv Mount
945am, 650pm, daily exoept Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 20 a m and 4 15 p m, Returning leave
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 2 45 p m.
Train No 78 make close connection at
Weldon for all point North daily all
rail via Richmond. '
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Vr saw U SB eaaat ataa barta.
kiaa aro Iea4 ta awaaer'e tuna.
ter tea mm ear katleev
U mf weaae taa a.r aant
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Am aa waiaeinf aaaaai are haeaaaa,
iai.au kaw taaa aa aaal tmm
U tta aattba raiay OAa.
Vaakls.
tYMPATHCTrC KlPVlWa.
aw Casks a at IslHu ml a Slak
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writer la Um Saa PTaDslaaa ArrmawA
kails tha follow Ina knarxkxa as eomliif
(ran Was lips of aa Asnsrtraa travatar was
ttsM la ta aoatpaBV of Him-
yail Klplinc la Loasdoa:
Ods anansoaa vr wan traawinar bd taa
aoa, and walla asrolltasT oorms ear wars
id by to moat aBwlaooholy
smd4 1 have krer Ward, a anaiplalBlnii,
frktalo. lamantinc atud praoaadlof from
the atepbaat bouaa.
Whki's ibs inattsr la absrsr' asked
Mr. KIplliLg of b keeper.
A atok aleiphant. sir. - lis aria all the
Hats We don't know what to do with
aim," was to answer.
Mr. Kipling harried away from tarn In
the dlraetloaj of the lament, whloh was
growing I on iter aod snore palnfuL I fol-
Vomti and aaw hlra go op etoss to the
eaae, wbar stood an elephant with sadly
drooped ears and trunk. Hk was erring
aotual tears at the same thse that be
hts lot moat audibly. In another
Mr. Kipling was right an to the
bars, and I heard klip speak to ths sick
bus at la a Isnstnaga that may have bean
ktevaankMk, but osrtalnly was not Kng
likh. Instantly the whining stopped,
the oars were lifted, the tuouaaar turned
bis alaspy Uttls suffering eyes upon his
visitor and put out hi trnnk. Mr. Kip
ling began So earess It, still speaking In
the anine soothing tone and In words un
intelligible to me at least. After a few
nlnutas the beat as began to answer In a
uneh lowered tone of voice and evidently
recounted bis woe. Possibly elephants,
when "enjoying poor health," like to eon
flde their symptoms to sympathizing lla
tenereas much as do some human Invalida
Certain It was that Mr. Kipling and that
elephant earried on a oonversaikin, with
the result thst the efopbanl found his
spirits moeh oboered and Improved. The
whine went out of -his voice, he forgot
that he was tuooh to be pitted, hk began
to exobange experiences with his friend,
and be was quite unoonactoua, as was air.
Kipling, of the amused and Intoreated
crowd oolleotlng about the onge. At last,
with a start, Mr. Kipling found himself
and his elephant the observed of all ob
servers and beat a hMty retreat, leaving
behind him a very different creature front
the one be bed found.
"Doesn't that beat anything too ever
saw" ejaculated a compatriot oflulne, as
the elephant trumpeted a loud and cheer
ful good by to the back of bis vanishing
visitor, and I agreed with him that It did.
"What lanRUMge were yon talking to
that elephant?" I asked when 1 overtook
tnyefrlend.
"Language What do you mean" he
answered with a laugh. .
"Are you a mowgll," I persisted, "and
oan you talk to all those beast In their
own tongues?" but he only smiled in re-pix-
' ' ' '
How It Treeble Ulna.
A traveler down south had beard a greet
dealanenta certain "oldest inhabitant,"
Lsm Pickering by name, who dwelt (so
his Information ran) In a small Georgia
town. Beaching that town one November
afternoon he forthwith instituted in
quiries oonoerntng the local oelebrlty. ,
An old negro was basking tn the tun
jnst In front of what, for lack of a more
apeoifio synonym, was (tailed "the hotel."
Going up to him, the stranger asked:
"Do yon know Lent flokerlngr"
"Golly, yaas," was ths reply.- "I'se
knowed Lent dese fohty years, sah. "
"I preenine his old age gives him quite
deal of trouble?"
"Specs It does, ash." '
"Keeps him Indoor all of the time
ehr .. - -i . -- ' , ;
"Not exactly, sab, not exaotly. But It
do gib him lots o' trouble without keepin
him indoors, sah."
"Yon don't tell met Howf" "
"Fan' Is, tab, it keeps him In de grabs-e-ard."
New York Commenlnl Adver
tiser. ' . ,
. CaoweralaaT by Oeatare. '
It Is well known that conversing by
gesture was formerly widespread,, though
now oonfined to savages- and the dumb.
The elassiaal nations and the early Egyp
tians set great store by gesture. Of late
years It has been found that the pictures
on Greek vases oan be interpreted by the
language of gesture, and most earlier
works on the subject will require to be re
vised by this new light. Saored symbols,
the attitude of idols, the hieroglyphs, for
example, the Maya writing of Yucatan,
also show the presence of gesture lan
guage, and there la now a hope that we
shall be able to nnderstand them better
by this key. London Globe.
: ' lagaeaelasr the Jadaxe.
- "Dennis Halllgan, you are charged with
beating your wife. What have you to say
for yourself?"
"At yer honor plate, Oi don't t'ink OI
bate her at all, at all." . : . i
"Dont think yon beat her?" ; V
"No, sor. Kf Ol'd be'n rlffereein the
sohrap mesllf, Ol'd called It a draw.
Boston Courier. . V (
r.Sweet Jay.':,.-, T':
"I was just going to ask you to sub
scribe to this purse for Jibhlos'. widow
when I happened to remember. that he
was your worst enemy. " "
: "I'll be delighted to subscribe. Just
think how it will grind him wherever he
1st" Cleveland leader. ,
The wine of the ar.clents would not be
thought ' palatable tooay, for they were
mixed with sea water, resin, salt, pitch
and aromatie herbs, exposed in smoky
garrets till reduced to a sirup, and then
trained and mixed with water. ;
Statistics show that in London one per
son in 46 Is maintained by public charity,
while in New York the proportion is one
iniOO. ' - '
maTKEMIHS BTOBIACH BlaEAAR.
' Permanently cured by the masterly
power of South American Nervine Tonic.
Invalid need suffer no. longer because
this great remedy can cure them all. I
it cure for the whole world of stomach
weakness and indigestion, ' The core be
gins with the first dose. : The relief it
brings is marvelous and (surprising. It
makes no failure; never disappoints. No
matter bow long you have sulTered, your
cure is certain under the use of tliie great
health-giving fort. Pleasant ami al.
ways safe. (Sold by C. D. I . . 'tmj
Druggist, New ben., N. ,
a, kaar tea aaej aaT aaaueara aaaaa
taaa lias ahaafWrlaaj erau-eenpe neaa.
Aast Sraei a'palaTTai aSia.ala
fa Saa wtmm, aasn aai larlia esra. -
as lartd auaraa era faaat Use askt.
Am mm aMraiaf eansaea rear.
tmvm mm tea nal Sa wta Ike (oal
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CAUSED IT
Ptai Cc:i:::a of tta Elxl
CURIO BY .
B3tt B!::l Balm (B.B.B.)
THE CRUT BLOOD -REMEDY.
Catarrh at doe tn k Impsr osadltioa
of the blood, kd I nos of lb usseroo
offspring of Blood i'ulaoa. It may have,
eoens frvea loaf way bark is the fami
ly history, but lb geaeral apiaiosvaaMeg
medical kxa ia that Catarrh is tbet off
shoot of Potaoneil Blood, pmdaclag bad
breath sod lb above aaaied (vatpUHas.
The fact t admitted by all that it is only
curable by roasUtaiioeal Irealakeot.
Botanic Blood Balm (U b B) ba scored
Sim brilliant victories la the cur of
this loathsome malady, and wbtf Be
cauM 11. B. H. when taken a directed,
ailir with the poison in lb blood,
which produce Catarrh, so a t raos
lb polio to be expelled from lb blood
through the sweat glsads and. excretory
organ. . R. U. Soulier, Athens, Georgia,
wrote us not long ago that be was aur-
rrised to observ how agieeabie bis
reatb had bemrae since nsing only three
bott lea of U. B B. He was also able to
hear better. Mrs. Lula Banks of Alaba
ma, wrote ut thai a friend of her since
asing six bottles of B. B. B. thst the
mucus discharge which ah had through
lh mouth and aote bad Hopped and
thai she was abl to breath freely aod
talk without offending anrone with ber
bad breath. A remarket) case is thst of
Mrs. KliMbetb Knott of Atlanta, which
we print in foil. Discharge cenious aod
offeasive entirely cured by B. B B.:
"For four years I have been afflicted
with a very troublesome nasal catarrh.
Ho terrible has its nature been thl when
I blew my nose small pieces of bone
would frequently corns out of my mouth
and nose. The discharge was copious,
and at times very offensive. My blood
became so impure thst my general health
was re illy I in pel red, with poor appetil
and worse digestion. Numerous medi
cines were used without relief, uniil I
began the use of Botanic Blood Balm
B. B. B. aud three bottles acted almost
like magic. Since Its use, over a tear
ago, not a symptom baa retuned, and I
feel in every way quite restored In
health. I am an old cillten of Atlanta,
and refer to almost any one living on
Butler street."
,M US. ELIZABETH KNOTT,
Atlanta, G a.
The Seaf tlsat.
That sounds miraculous, and yet one
may Kecome temporarily deaf on account
of cstsrrhal blood poison settling ia the
ear. and then find quick relief by using
B. B B. Botsnlo Blood Balm. John
W. Weeks, Decatur. Ga., writes:
"Six months sso I had a pain in my
ear, and in a few days it discharged mai
ler. Then I grew deaf and could not
hear at all. I began the u-e of Botanic
Blood Balm B. B. 11. and the running
of my ear soon ceased, and I now hear,
while rav health is much Improve,!, and
I feel full of gratitude to God aud the
proprietors of so good a remedy."
As a Blood Purifier, B. ii. B Botanic
Blood Balm has no equal. Buy the
original and be on the safe side. Be
ware of substitutes and insist on having
the old reliable B, B. B. 'Then you are
sure of a cure.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B )'lg a
scientific vegetable compound used by
Dr. Gillam in bit private practice for
blood diseasei, such s01d Sores, Scrof
ula, Boils, Blood Poison, Catarrh, etc.
It cured so many people that it was put
on the market aud is for sale by all drug
gists tt 91 per large bottle. It has always
enjoyed a large sale because 1J
CURES ! CUrlESI " t'URKS!
even after everything else bad been tried
In vain. Book of cures sent free of
charge.
BLOOD BALM CO , Atlanta, Ga.
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
Jhousands of
women aro
troubled at
monthly inter
: Tal with pain
In the head,
back, breasts,
shoulders.side
hips and limbs.
But they need
not (offer. .
These pains are symptoms of
-dangerous derangements that
can be corrected. - The men
trul function should operate
painlessly.
make menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli,
cate menstrual organs in condi
tion to do their worfc properly.
And that stop all this pain. '
Why will any woman suffer ,
month after month when Wine
. of Cardui will relieve her? " It
costs $i.co at the drug store.
Why don't, you get a bottle
to-day? ; .,;-'';.
For advice, in cases requiring ,
special directions, address, giv
ing symptoms, "The Ladies'
Advisory Department,'! , The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. v , x :
ROOM LEWIS, s
ol Oeaaville. Teist, ss?st
"I eas troubled at monlhlj Intervals
wtth terrlbl pains In ray head and back,
' but hae Sets onlirelj rsiieiea b Wis
I Carau' "
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RUPPOSITORIES, C-psulea of Ointment and two
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m death, unnecessary. Why ndura this ttrriblt
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f doses 25 cents. ;
F R tT E. A vial oi these fornons little ?ellet will
be Riven with a $1 box or more ol Pile Cure.
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el. JiiMK-s tMMttlKtT Kit. tu. g.T.:
txrweea -1 . laewr. K.C.; Jaa. kedruoad
U. Hraiusai, C. S3.; T. f. Ms krkhy,
Preikte; . . Puusttaaa, kmonirr. Resjaslki
CoBWavea grta) aanl star rrulars ol toe
moeta. i
SKW s)Hst UMMJI NO. t, P. H AC.-J.C
ftealee, Preel i J. II. Kn.fh, Heennllng aarty;
St. at. UuMlefr, PlnandaJ iserty. Urmtm la
knlklita of rtthlaa kail avorv lat akd trd
aaeuneeiikj
1809
Will proye to the world that the bicycle
is no lodger a fad, or a luxury, hut it has
come to stay. It will show many im
provements in Wheel and Sundries,
Gearings, etc , and we will handle, none
but thejvery best improved makes, and
will sell them at a reasonable profit,
Orit- it o0, Cleveland $40 and t)S0.
Olive, 3.". other elegant high grade
wheel) 20 and (S3. Braond band wheels
from f! up. Also 101) pair Hartford
Tnes vh itii we will offer at very low
prices
Dorj'l forget the Kdison Phonograph,
vtliiclj we are agents for, price 130.
We have everything that is kept In a
First- Class Bicycle Establishment.
RASKINS' CYCLE COMPANY.
Planters Building.
louthern
' Xuailway.
ihe Standard Railway ot the SOUTH
The Direct Line to all Points,
TEXAS,
: CALIFORNIA,
( FLORIDA,
CUBA AKD
PORTO RICO.
' Strictly Firsi-Class Equipment on all
Through or LociTrins; Pullman; Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains;
Fast aud Safe Schedules,
j Travel by the Southern andyou are as
sured a Safe, Comfortable and Expedi,
ttoua Journey.
f Apply to Ticket A genu for Tim Ta,
bice, Kates knd General Iuformatlon, or
address F. E. DARBY,
R. L. VERNON, c P. T. A,
, T. P. a., Asheville, N. C.
, Charlotte, N. C.
FfiAKK S.JGANMOlf, . r J. M. Cl'LP,
8d V V &rn Mnn. Ttaf. Msn
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A Good
Telephone
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Tub Sex tHbUabr All as New. AU
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sea to he shgiadid by rkra.laiaiMal
or partly saaksifciaal atler.
EdMoriaJly, Talc Kr ia law CoaskveW
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agalast political kaaqJiUM aaal Baoeopo
lie of every characur. ladepradrat la
all tklsgv stiresae la'aaaa. It I fur
good laws, good revere karat sad good
order.
By Bull Fifty Ceal soallt.
Dollar year.
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wt of each week, givlag com pins ac
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It I odltetLby wrlt.r of practical
b.aa .k.ku..l(.n.l..u..
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of lb work of lb Agricultarsi ei peri
men t Mation throogbont the country,
of th proceedlnr of farmers' club and
insiltutea, aad tb discussion of new
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Market Report. Poultry Department
and Veterinary column ar particularly
raluabl to country reader. Th Poul
try Department I edited by well-known
poultry (Xpert, aad svery Issus contains
practical Information of valus for poul
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Both the Daily and Weekly Sun mailed
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bly in advance. Address
A. S. ABELL COMPANY
Publishers sad Proprietors,
Baltimore, Md.
The Best Whiskey
in the World,
a Pa Lla
at the
Palace Saloon.
The Practical
FOE-
Christmas Gifts.
Wo are showing 8t ck of Turk
ish, East Indian and M orkh Drap
erie and Embroide'tes.
All adapted for FutnUhing Coscy
Corner, Den and Smoking Rooms.
Also Tabl Covert, Mantel Draper
lee, Piano and Tabl Scarf. 4o.
Ourexhlbltit to worthy thst we
tnggest a trip to Raleigh to see it.
Dobbin & Ferrall,
. AT"
TUCKER'5 STORE, ,
138 At 125 Fsyetteville Street,
RALEIGH, If. "tV
II. W. SIMPSON,
i i n n
iiteciswru
68 Broad Street.
Rub, Rub, Rub.
' And the constant rub will oon wear
ouf your linen. Now don't let this con.
tinue any longer, but let mo do your
Laundry work. We don't rub your
ihirta to piece, but wash them in a large
revolving pool that flow with plenty of
water. : We use the beet soap and guar
antee no lye or soda. ' Call and see for
yoaerelf. We wish to tieat our patron
right. Bend o your Laundry, t -v ;
KEW JBERSE
STEAJI LAUrfDIIY,
J. E. DAYBERRY, Man.
EOIiCS JO 3B CHIRTEB
Notice 1 hereby given thst apf I lest Ion
will lie made to the next General, Assem
bly of Sorth Carolina to amend fat char
ter of tb Et Carolina i i1 f Oyster,
Game nd lui-. ' : 1 i.
tt , . j Frest,
T. A. CRf-.LN. I-rta.
OKORtiK GREE-N.h-crrta,.
J. I. WOLFtSLIS, Cfi l kf.nl.
To the Ladies !
Ws Wart just received la Nlceet Line
' of Bias or leal Plciurrs aad Salat Cerietia
Pirlaree alao a Nice Lin CheffoBiera,
Morri Cbairs, Toilet 8rU and Library
Lamp.
Any of the ankrh
Cbriatmas Preerct.
Price Rock Bottom.
HI maks nice
. - .
J TURNF R
I We I a I I a Iwa I
Furniture Company,
n Middle Street, New Berne, N. O.
Russell House.
While In Beaufort be (ore snd stop at
th Rusell House. Flrat Class Board.
A horn for traveling people. Fishing
and hunting unexcelled. Terms $1.23
day or M.00 per week.
O. A. RU8HELL Prop.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Houies aod Lou For Sale at Lowest
Possible Figures. Desirable Home and
Teueoients that will prove a tine invest
ment. Collection or Rents a Specialty.
Office al Roberts it Bryan's store, op
posite post office
E. E. HARPER.
ICE
FOR HOME USE
Clean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed to
be chemically made from distilled wsler
and free from impurities. Specially in
tended and prepared for human con
sumption.
Ice delivered dally (except Sundays) 6
a. m. to 6 p. m.
Sundays (retail onlv) 7 a. m, to 13
noon. For prices and other information,
address,
New Berne Ice Co.,
a S. OUION, Manasib,
Administrator's Notice
UNDER MORTGAGE !
By virtue of power of sale contained
in a certain tuortgago deed executed by
Albert Gorum to Rosanna Moore, de
ceased, bearing data of November 39,
1893, snd recorded in Book No. 113.
Folio 304 8-7 ia the office of register of
deeds for Craven couuty, I will as the
Administrator of the estate of the said
Rosanna Moore offer for sale and tell at
Sublic vendue at the door of the court
ouse in New Heme, on Monday the 0th
dsy of February, ltsuu, (It being the first
Monday In the month) at 13 o'clock m ,
to tbe hi -heat bidder for cssn, the fol
lowing described tract or parcels of land
situate in the county Craven and State
of North Carolina, bounded as fellows:
Beginning at a dog vood stump near the
hous. of the late Samuel Dudley, Wil
liam Mitchell old corner and running
north 6, east 60 poles across tbe
swamp to a stake thence south
481 east 39 poles to a stake, thence south
40 eaat 61 pole to William Johnson's
line, thence soutn 71 west w poles with
his line to Samuel creek, thence up said
creek 130 poles to a gum on said creek
and Manly and Bimmons mill, thence
north 33t east 77 poles to the beginning.
Also another tract adjoining the above
tract being near Trent road about four
mile from New Berne.known a Mitchell
Island containing 135 acres more or less
being th same land conveyed by E W
Carpenter to Albert Oorum by deed bear
ing data ot November 89, 1893, recorded
in Book No 113, folio 2R4 and 365 in the
office of Register of Deeds of Craven
county and mortgaged by tbe said Albert
Gorum to the said Rosanna Moore.
Thtt 12th day ot December, 1898.
' Thob. F. McCabtbt,
Administrator of Rosanna Moore. ;
Administrator Sale
; of Real Estate.
Pursuant to that certain power of sale
contained in tbe mortgage deed executed
by 0 U Wiggins and wife to Mary D
Dewey on the 8ih day of August 1890,
duly recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Craven county in Book 130,
folio 158, 154 and 155, default having
been made in tbe performance or the
condition in the said Mortgage contain
ed and the ssid Mtry D. Dewey having
died Intestate and the undersigned hav
ing duly administered upon her said es
tate; Now, therefore, a inch adminlstra
tor I will offer for sale and sell on Batur
day, January Slrt, al the hour of twelve
o'clock, noon, at the court house door in
Craven county, to the highest bidder
for ; Cash, as provided for in said
mortgage,' the . following valuable
tract of land lying ou the north side of
Neuse river, Craven county, containing
one thousand acres, more or less, begin
ning at a cypress on said Neuse river
below Mud Seine Beach, running north
with Dower line to Cltrve line, thence
west to with Bear Pole Swamp to Hen
rsbao's line, thence south with said line
to Nancy Adams' line, tlienc with said
line to Neuse river, tlience with said
river to the beginning. Tbe same land
that was sold hy E W Carpenter, com
missioner to Alex Mitchell, deceased, by
deed risted the 28rd day of February, A.
D., 18t0, registered in book No. 83, pages
190 and 191, records of Craven county.
' This December lOt 1, W.t.
Thi-3. F. MrCARTHY,
Admiaintra r of M l 1'pwpv, dee'd-
Yilmtle Liatis i . .
Pu rsoe.nl to the powrrs Id ti.- 1
executed to abkh is reg'.aierrd in
the oflioe of toe Un;!ler ol iwt.ie of
Ctavea eon at y, Nortk Carolina, in boek
No. 107, psge 445, I will sell at publlu
auciloo st Ibo Coun Hnaa door of said
Craven count v. on the tih dsv of March
1H0O. at 13 o'clock mid day. ail that tract
or parcel of land situated In aaid Craven
county on the sou lb (Id of Trent river,
aboet i miles from the oily of New Bern,
sad bounded and described a follows,
vi:
Beginning at th mouth of Cypress
branch between Green Hill and Ksocoon
Island at a marked cypress and running
the various course of a id branch IBS
poles to a place opposite aa Iron post ou
the south east side of said branch, then
in a line with said post from the ran,
of said .branch 40 W 179 role to an
Iron post in the north side of Oak Grove,
then north Ho west 42 poles to soother
iron pott, then w.iiib 4 west tflj poles
to an Iron post, then north W west 36,
poles tosn Iron aiie post In the lanil
near a marked sycuiuore tree, then south
4" west to back line of Ilatcha lead
then with said line eaatwardly to Dricea.
crees, men down said creek to the be
ginning, contsining l.OOO acre more o
ess snd known as the Perrvvilla nlanta
tlo.
Terms, Cah. O. H Pirbt.
Mortgage Male, Yalu
able Town Lot.
By virtue of the power of sale cop
tsined in a rcrtalu Mortgage deed en
cuted by L C Gotten and Marie Cott.j
nis wile, on i lie 4th day of February
1H93, to Mark Disnswsv. dulv record. .
in the office of tbe register of deeds c
Craven county, In book No; 115, foli.
i i. etc., sou en me zuiu any or Mar
1S:7, duly transferred and assignee
me. : will offer for sale, at th
bouse (ibo r. in Craven county, in
of New Berne; State of North
to the highest bidtlba-. for C'
!th day of January, At-VeT
M, all and singular the follow ,
ed renl estate to wit: One U
rilh all the improvemeenta til
uate in the city of New BenJ
east side of Kilmarnock street
T f n U 1 1! i U V i 1 1 11 bnnurn ma 1-,. V '
bounded as follows; Bcginnii
northeastern intersection of ly
street and llci.enstein alley, J
iucihd uui tu niuiij itie eaei y
street to the, southwest corf
137, thence cast along the k
lot No. 17 to the southeasi
said lot, iTo. 1S7, thence sot
west line of lot No. 100 anil
Kilmarnock street to Itelzen
thence west along said alley
ginning. Being the same cor
deed from Cbas. Kel.ensleln an
to L C Cotten and Maria Cotte
This December '.Mb. 18H8.
T. W. DEW.
Assignee of Mark Dlsosw
For Sale, Valuable F;l
rursuant, to powers in lue it
executed by John B Wooten
dated respectively January 8,
December 81, 1894. reeistereil
office of the register of deeds oil
county. North Carolina in bl
pages 133 and 134, and book 11 1
348, 340 and 350 to which reft
made.
The undersigned will sell a
auction for cash at the court hi
said Craven county, in the city .
Berne, on Monday the Snd dav v
ary, A D, 1800, at 13 o'clock miduA
idu;
es, b
land conveyed by said mortgages,
eu anu oescrioea as follows, viz;.
situated in sain Craven county.
joining the lands of R G Cobb,
Wooten, J J Sauls and J C Wooten, i
taining about six hundred and ten ac
being the same which was conveyed
said John B Wooten by the lirirV
Jacob Rhem by deed recorded In Crav.j
county In book 05, foiio 509, to whi.f
reference is made for more complete mi
better description, saving and execpti?
about 200 acres - conveyed to-. Lev
Smith by deed recorded in Craven ci
ty, book 73, folio 583; about 13'.f
conveyed to J J Sauls by deed re1
in Craven county in book 86, foli,
and about CO acres. conveyed t
Wooten by deed recorded iu (
county, book 94, folio 531. Subjer
mortgage in xavor oi l a Cu;
300 . . - ,! .;, ... L
The Natiokal Bank -of Nb iin
. " By JAMES ABRYA?1 ,
, nw oerne, iiovemDer 1, is.
Notice of Administration.
Eaviug dulv Qualified aa the siln
trator of E M 81ms, deceased, all pel
are herehv notified
claims to me dulv verified on or bl
November 35, 1899, or this notice wil
pieaaea in bar or recovery J
jvu persons lnaeotea to said estat
requested to make immediate payi
This November 25, 189K.
J.J. WOLFENDEN
i ' Adminlstrat
Administrator's Notice"
Having duly qualified as admi
oi me estate or is ' .enthrall,
on toe 13th day of December
ail persons owing said estate
notified to make proa pt r
1 All persons holdinJL-lni .
estate are notified to p of the '
duly verified to tbe undij ,ned mi,
istrator on or before DcoS mber 13, '
or this notice will be phSaded in
their recovery. " ' ' :
j-'-. '.J. M. REM, Admin''
December 13, 18!)tJ s.
ROTICe OF ADKIKISTRAT!
Havirvti duly oualifieii as the ii,
trator of the estate of Kosanon '
deceased, all persons liav-niz
gainst tue said estate c hert
tied te present the k-.'ih' d'llv v
me on or before the Tih ; vof
1899 or this notice will
of Tecoverv.
AH persons y-
requested fo n
This 7th day .
j. E. &. r.. (
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