Tha Kind Trm Hare. Altvnya Boo tit, and vlJtli baa beca -ta
uko for are SO 7ara, bora the al.; nature of
, - and ka made uder hla per- ;
V I j&ft-f-iu Bonal upcrrtatoa sine IU Infancy, j
t-yV7. S-cmUf Allow bo mm t dfcdT yo ta thl. v -All
CouoUrfVIK Iro'luUoaa ud BabeUtulea ara hut J
perliut tils thnt trlfia rlth Bi.d endanger the health f
laGiaU end t iailii rea -1 Ji ,K-r tooea aralust Kiperlroeot. '"
What fc CASTORIA
sanatoria la a Vub-ttiluta fr Cator Oil. raJ-nrorio, Drop '
auid Kmtlhiii? K,rv;i. It ta Il.tniiWr and. Pleasant. It -coiitata
ncilbrr Oi.urr, Morphine nor other Narcollo
iiliaUuice. It tto In lut gfitnnuilfev. It deatroytt Wortua -and
allaya Ktverlktiiir-ot. It cure DlarrhcM and AY lad 4 I
Colic It rvllft Toothing Trimble, turn Oneitpatloi.
ad FUttutenry. It a-utimiuiteii the Food, regalatea tha
Ktouutrtt anil ltowoln. giving- Iiratthy mad natural Bleep. .
Tb Cblldrca'a Iauaoea-Tha MotUor'a Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
i Bean the
SIX S tTs7 S7
The Kind You Haye Always Bought :
In Use For Over 30: Years. J
w rwm MMim. tt
A. & X. C It. II.
TIUR TABLK NO. 7.
in Taka Effect Sunday, Oct. . 1888,
at 13 M.
Going iut HciiKPULlt! Going Wrat
No. 8
Lv, p ID
840.,..
409...
33..,.
440...,
5 50....
IhuuienKi'i ' nihia
Nn.4
KTATliiMI:
, Guldrtlxxn.
. liaUnuigu.
. KIdhIou . .
Ar. a m
.... uon
io aa
1018
.Ar. New IVtiio, l,v,...
" Ar. ..
887
7 47
7 OS. . . . Ar. Morrhewl city Lv.
No. 5,
Mid n &
I 'am l'ii.
L. A. M.
7 10
. 748.......
No. 8, t
MxM Ktand
. 1'am Tn.
Ar. r. a.
........ 8IM
"7 8 18
J 48
...fJnlll)lH)ro...
.."77. IflntV..."
... IaUran go...
.Fulling Creek.
..(.Kinaton....
. .VOiuwell....
806 .
b 2B . .
014 .
U25..
. 118
.18 68
.1156
.1140
.1040
.10 18
,.10U0
,.8 80
a.:
10 15 Vovur.
10 40.. Cora Creek.......
11 15 .....Tuncarwa......'..
1181 Clarka... .......
WW New Berne
r. u.
Monday. Wcdnmlay, Friday .J
Tueadny, Tuuratlay Uaturday.
No. 1, f
Mx'd Ft. and
Pana.Tn.
, Lt. a m
7 10
No. 9,
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. To.
Ar. p m
.. .. Uoklsboro...,.
....Beat's......
...... LftUmnge..,..
. . . .Falling creek. , . .
.......Kinston.....
, , Caawell......
....Ar. Dover, Lt...
...Lt. " Ar...
corecrtck.....
...... Tukcarora. . . . .
. ....... Clark's ......
..Ar. NawBerue, Lt.
..Lt. " Ar
...... Uiveriliile . .'. , .
818
7 43.
80(1.
8 24.
1 914.
. 9 88.
9 40.
10 16.
10 40.
11 IS.
11 81.
1905
180.
918.
9 80.
3 43.
8 1.
8 85.
.181.
8 48.
4 01.
. r. m.
... 7 88
... 7 08
... 838
. . CIS
..518
... SOU
... 430
... 400
...8 88
... 820
..; 8 60
...10 47
...1010
... .... croatuu ........... 10 00
...... IluTelock .......... 940
...... Newport, Lt 9 08
.....jyiklwood 8 47
....wOAtlontic. 888
Ar.UorelieadCily.LT..... 6 30
Ar. M. city Depot, Lt.. ... 7 50
Uottcluy. Wednesday and Friday.' '
fXueaday, ThuiaUay and Saturday.
:y:i.-----V rj. U'DILL, X t,
i t ' '" .; ' ! t tJuperinlo idenl.
. Atlantic Ouaxt Xine.
Wilminqton & New Been It. K.,
: . ' TIME TABLK KO. 5, ;
m Effect tVcduesday, Aug. 7, 1808, Dally
., Kiret Sunday. ..,"''..
Going South HuiiRDiiue: Going North
' flu, (.1, l'tteuisorTMU fNo. 50, s
Lt. a m,
t voo....
!W...,
DS1 ...
10 0-.'...,
13 OS.
. BTATIONS:
,',. Nuw Berne ,
.....I'ollockuville
Ar. p m,
. . . 540
6 04
....... Maysville....'
. .'. : . JackaonTillo.;
, 1 . Wilmington, ;
tJuioo tiefiui , (
Ar. Wlluiingtoti; Lt.
449
.. 4 18
1..S2
2 35
13 16
V M
No. a,
Pamrrhobi & Frrioht, No. 1
Leave Wilmlngtou Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Borue Tues
day, Tliuraduy and Saturday. v
Lv. a it I - Ar. r U
' 7 30.....LV. Wiliiifnlttna, Ar..... 14.'
8 40.,
' )..
10 MS..
10 61 .
aw..
isua..
iaJo..
8155.,
. ,lo. .
, 8 15 .
: 65 .
......Bnitl'aUiU ........
. .. WooitHide.... ,,' .
, .... ..Ilollyridge
........ Dlxoii...,i.. .
.. .... Veroua. ...... .
Jacksonville,.., ..
..... Nnrthcatit. ........
...... WhiUk'..'....w
..... MnysTille.......
....PolltMikitville.... , .
. .. .. iH'hrulil'it ... ....
..Ar. New IiiTue, Lt....
.13 55
.Is. 15
.1140
.1061
.10'
. U46
. 8C
. 800
8 05
. 720
. 6 30
. t0
A3 40
limly Kxcvia Sumiiiy. .
Signature of
om.if mir, fcwrTH m.
WILMINQTON & WELDON R. R.
.. " i
And BranchM, ,
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD.
comdkxub ,acniaui.. (
TItAINS UOINU B0UT1I.
- a! ' -
iJKV, 8 M a u
A.M I l. P.M. A.M. P.M.
L. Wrldnu 11 AO 43
Ar. H. Mt.. 18 65 10 80 ..... . ... .....
.T.Taibon18 81 8 00 .... .....
LtTr Mt. 1 Of 10 88 8 46 8 4(1 18 63
Lt. Wllnou 1 6K II IK 7 10 80 f 40
L. Selina.. 8 6511 68...
LT.Fay'lllr 4 85 1 07
Ar.Floranoe 7 25 8 16 .' .....
P.M. A.M.
Ar. Golds... ..... ..... 7 50.;
Lt, Golds. 7 01 8 81
Lt. Mag'li 8 05 4 86
ArWilm'ton , 84 0 6 60
P.M. A M. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
-s
k5 Is ll 5 aa
-" rvr p. Mi ,
LT.FIorenoe 9 60 7 40 ., . ;..7.
LT.Fay'Tille 11 86 .,, . 9 4 .....
LT.Belma.t. 1 80 ..ii. 10 69.'t.v
Ar. WUaon. 9 85 ... 11 81 ... .....
A.M fj M AMa
LTWIIm'ton ..... ..... .. . 7 00. 45
Lt. Mag'lia .... ...... 8 84 tl 19
Lt. Golds 8 15 ..... 9 45 13 80
' pTm 1A.M. Pm" P, M.
Lt. WHaon 9 85 5 66 11 88 10 88 116
Ar. a Mt.. 3 80 16 10 07 U 67 1 68
Ar.Tarboro 7 04 .;..'. .....
L. Taruoro 12 31 ....
I. R. Mt.'. 8 80 .... 18 07 .,'.. ....C
Ar.'Weldon 4 i ..... 18 50 ...
P.M. A.M. '
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 86 p m, Halifax
4 15 p m. arrives SroUand Neck at 5 08
p m, urrenvine 07 p m. a.iasioa 7 aa
n n. IlHuroin leavea KlnMon 7 50 aai.
Uref-nville 8 64 am, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, weldon ll 33 a m, dally ex
cent Huadar.' ' - '
Trains on washinKtoo. urancn leare
i - . . . .
Washington 8 20 a in and 2 80 p m, ar
rive Parmele 9 10 a m. and 4 80 p ni. re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 6 80 p
m arrive wasntneton ll oo a m ana i w
D m. dally except Hunday. i
Train leave Tarnoro, it t1, aally except
Sunday 6 30 p n, Sunday. 416 p m. ar
rives Plymouth 1 40 p m, 10 p m. Re
turning, leaves nymoutn aany except
Hunday. 7 50 a m, and Monday v oo a m.
arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m, ll uo a ml
Train on Midland; H L) Branch leaves
Goldaboro dally, except Humiay; 7 OS a.
m. arrlvinr HmltuOelu H 10 a m, Return
ing lea vee Smith field 9 00 a m; arrives
at Goldaboro 16 26 a m.y.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount al 9 80 a m, 8:40 p oi, arrive
Nastiville 10 10 a m. 4 08 pm, Spring
Hope 10 40 a tn, 4 95 p m.Returning leave
Spring Hope 1100 a m, 4 55 p m. Nai.lv
villell22am, arrive atKocky Mount
11 45 a n, 6 00 p m, 'daily except buixiar
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
saw (or Clinton daily, except Sunday,
1 1 40 a m and 4 16 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 8 00 p tn.
Train No 78 make cliwe connection at
Weldon for all points North daily all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMKR80N,
Gen'l Pass Agent.
J K K KNLY, Oen'l Manager.
T M KMERHON, Traffic Manager,'
lYeat, and 1 racie-1 .rhi c . " o and ill l'at
btistneu conducit t n . .iti rrft.
lOtt Orf let II QPW.ITE U f.Ti.TO'rieli
caml we ran trrure patent 1Q tkM. uinc uiui ioom
Iremote Irom wasntneton.
fcend modfl, drtwiiix or f-rtnto,, WHO aesrnp
Jtion. We advise, if p:t.!" m i. or not. Ire 01
i hare. Our not du h ' patent i. twnrtd,
f PM,irT, "HOW lo lli i n riimu,"
S ..'Ml ll. '. A--. I
mi el in mo v .o, aim ...j. .
GHT KCMtST r A C0V 8 Lift
la.li B.p.1 Br a
Mia
11 kltlim
Uim 4 Burno.- aaaatarars la It. If
Tby c tut t.V owe ftn. braas
au4 ajar. Uikica Mun-rl as4 Urfk at
iaet Uk is la t ui.h.a t
tn kr aBu.-v!i.r b Uia.tWl
a tl man k4er cut ua ho It rnuiMy
L Kb. 414, Bui nouns bar kaa,
l) ! .j dL lie was evlling
a p' at tb lliua, but a soft has rue
bowMT to.aUy, rwoo;-t dva an lb Bet
ear end BtwHipand al Lb tup of bla tsard
auar the flrt.
HI, fculTT haaalML "Tow dropped
Tfca alri la IB. dark bla navat was
arrlrd ta ahopplail la tnrnol. and U
boy bald ocl im Iciur. but cuildonly, no-
Uclnf IBM It M BtuU.lJ. BadrvwIlqutrB
tj Wk aad wiped It aMvfully m lite la
stda of iu rcKl rrul )aok4, Un aa bt
itx p-rH kav It.
If ta bu who wmt ta bold wirow-
serlpttoa oo th Bioddy raTrlop rrrr lr4
raMar unlla rruia ah flrl la blu thaa
SB tuinmd ea tha Hula aewabur, a la
B t ratko.
Thank roa, very Binrh, aba aaM.
I'm vary, very anarh oHiipd to yoa." .
The boy tTlnned broadly aod ah(lahly
mo a faubtlng attempt on the peak of
bla eap aad backed off until Be eollklfd
lib aaothor yoangaa . who Bad baaa
looktBf aynloally oo.
Trvla to aaaka a awabr' aaked tb
yule bilwi pan's of a eliraiwtta end.
Data tb dood act? Bow snooa did abs
gt yar, Braaanr'
Piaawy amda aa reply for a moment.
Be waa looking aftar the atria, who bad
Baarty ravdMd lb atnet eomr, and be
bad a maBut of the aria still llBmrtng
about bis dirty faoa. At lue-enmar lb
girl la bin roraad, aodded and waved
bar head, and Brainy waved a papar baok
at bar. Whaa aha and br eompantoa got
late tbatr eat, Braaary turned to bis elga-
sataa aaaoklng tollaagna.
"Didn't 118 aw nawthln," ba said
"Wbat'd aba It m anvtbla fnrf"
Tb aval enortad. Orm. yoa r a dfad
Ml" k it marked. Yoa'd ooaht o'
kap' Um later. You'd V gut a quarto If
rou'd worked It rtarha."
linaa v looked at aim wa arvereiirB
enataanpt.. "Toow a cbeap skate, " be
said MtbaraUly-r-Chlrao UohaM. .
' THE HUMAN VOICE.
' ' ' , t i , . ,r ' '
It Qaallty Diada t'aoa Haw b
' ' Imlk la Btaaaared. -
Tea votoe la prodoeed hy rarlou organa,
which bav funutkuia of life to dlaoharg
before and above apeaklna. Those are
the Innsa. the windpipe, tbe thmnt and
tbe montb. 'The long are the bellow of
IhM wonderful organ, viewed a a wind
Inatrninent For It Is both a wind, a
string and s reed Inatniment. It la of the
nature of all' th anantltng Instruments
and Is npraior to eaoh of them. We live
by braathlnK.and we mutt breathe wlanly
to apeak well. - Speaking hi a One of the
long which human bvlnga nave round
out. , -
The breathing to live la of the aama na
taia aa the fa notion of tbo eye or tha ear.
Th breathing to apoak has to be lunrned
If speaking la to bo dona well, lo limn
age the bronth properly Is the Oral tw-
qnlrainent oi the art of peaking; To
upeoa and oondena tbe air in tbe lunga
and then to foroo It atrnlghl at the vocal
organ in tbe thnmt - la to manage the
breath properly.- It laanartlnclal prooeea.
There Is deep breathing, called dlnphmg-
Batle or abaomlnal breathing; there la
broad or wide breathing, onlled rib breath
ing, and there la shallow breathing, eallod
collar bone breathing. The full explana
tion of breathing must be left for the In'
tractor, tioflio It to aay that deep
breathing Is the only tpomlbla breathing
for tb true use Of th voice. Sound niunt
oom without breath. . Breath oonilng with
the sound exhaoata Ibwlf too soon, and lt
make th sound harsh. ' You have only
to try It to beooata oonsclotu how the tone
Is affeoted by It. -
Mr. Sandlanda tells us of a Very good
hint be got on this point. Hold a llglitedH
eandls before yonr mouth while you era
giving forth the sound. If the llani
Otoken, there la breath with the aonnd.
The flame will not flicker If there la only
sound, Chambers' Journal. .
' A Lawyer CompllaieBted.
Jim, Webster was being triad for bribing
a colored witness, Hem Jobnslng, to tes
tify falosly. ,
"You any the defendant offered yon 850
to tesUfy tn his bebalff" asked the lawyer
of Haul. ' ,
' i "Yea, aah.-' ' I -.":
"Now, repeat what he aald, using his
exact worda. - ?- '
Be said be would gib me f 50 If I"
Be didn't speak In tbe third poraon,
did her"
. "No, ash: he tuck good eon dat dar
were no third puaaon . round; . dar wat
only two us two."
"I know that; but he spoke, to you In
tbe flrat person, dldn t her : ;
"I was de taut pumon myself. tvh."
' "You don't understand me. When he
was talking to you, did he aay, 'I will pay
you v.Hir , -
"No, tab; be dldnt say not hi n .-bout
yon payln me 460. Your name wasn't
mentioned, 'oeptln he told me ef eber I got
Into a wraps you was de boat lawyer In
San Antone to fool de judge end de jury
in fee' you waa da bant in town to oover
pp reskelity.,'. , r J j., " ' i v '
1 For a brief, breathlcea moment the trial
was suspended. Detroit Free Proas .
, - ' Dawloa CKy'a t.olattoa.
. It Is a curious end almost anomalous
position that Dawson occupies. There are
few, It any, towns of Its size In all the
world so locked away from the outside
world for nine inootha In the year. Think
f It I A city of 16,000 sonls, and the eon
ler of a district of 30,000, a live, busy olty
with the streets thronged with men, Its
big warehouses, Its growing luteraats and
olvto problems, abut away entirely for at
least 'nine mouths In 'the year, during
those aBasons when the loe la forming and
breaking and with only occasional and la
borious oommonlcatilon during the three
other months Whatever happens of Ore or
flood or fortune, It must remain for tunny
Weeks or mouths unknown to the larger
world outside. Toronto Globe.
V:
' rjaaJaiBal Felicities.
Mrs. Spatta (nou Gotiox) You're a per
fect brute I I actually bclleva you married
me simply because of my money.
Mr. Spatta Woll, my dear, you'd hard
ly expeot a wan to take such an Important
step without some reason. Harlem Lite.
. Tbla. . t
, Barber (Insinuatingly) Tour hair Is a
trifle thin, sir. .
'Victim (grimly) So Is your thanes of
telling ni a bottle of your Justly celobrat
td bolr restorer. l'lck MtAj'p.
', ; -. ' '.'- ' ' f
' KEElLr IS MIX IIOUIM
Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by "New Great
Soulh American Kidney Cure." It is a
(treat surprise on account of its exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain in blad
der, kidneys and back, in malu or female,
fct'lieves retension of water nlrnoat im
mci'.i. :.'!y. If ji'i want quick relief and
r ue this is the remedy. Sold by C. D.
'. li.'ham, Dru ' ', few P-rne. N.-C.
: t
Kftd VHf CUTtCUIA TVCD;E
Hi 2.sc for 4i -r I cljr kioa.
Ill !( 1 -ut a. m3nm4
fciTiil. Vnr4 t.tf.Aii, a rA. -
aa. i IT T lhaa.caa.MaaMlaab
t n it a., tr ftnai imt m ivw .
ar.r-i.iA aota i -t a bh a Mt. I) G.
r luu. tr al 1- . aa Ua M taaa.
rlMa MJU. ! (M M rul at aM. -4
amiriwa.laa, ttt-tUn
em aar aui Ctrmwa ( imi iiI), aad
Hn.j.criUMtM.. IM at, BpMktya.
I I r i a mn n4 fraaiaa ar bf
laaav lasunMHrxA AIUraMaaa
art 4 a half CvrMrat (umamij aad
rtn,taiAr.lfNMamal
IUis. w. . uit b. in wnt at, raua, ra,
t TT" IT D ? T. ah. .wai w. -a (Vn.
PlJIUnO .a a.-
p. 4f mmi a. .-.
K a,,... p.. Mt ta. r.' . M i
A rarhHM Case ml aaaaai"Ja..aamw
Tbe uooVtra uoveliat t very proa te
fraud bla pluu on lb doing of lea-
walker aad hypnotist, bat, a auiat.
"troth Is atraucnr tbaa notion. " and
hla effort ar outdone by actual ootmr
reocna. Her, for axampia. ts a trot
story flora Franc of a gontlaman mut
ing front bis bedroom a packet aontaia
lug boot tbaa 8.000 worth of bonds.
Tb Uitef ouoid not b traoad. tntsbort
ly aflarward In niurtrrai at tn booaa,
who bad taken tb robbery to heart Ta
mors tbaa her baabaud. was Ukan to a
doctor, fur she waa en (Taring (rota a en
otu prostrattoa ' "
Tb dootor, a Brra believer ta hyp
notism, was told of the robbery aod,
potting two and two together, bypnotis-
ad bis patient and extorted a eonfeaaloa
from her thai aha bad takaa the bond.
and bo tied them In the garden. There,
npou aearoh being made, they w
found, but the lady ta at yet qnlte Igno
rant of tbe (act that aba bersBlt wat
the peraoa wbo hid tbeta. Cham bars'
JonrnaL '
Wktrt tterlr PtaalB U Oaslrabte.
"I tell a wall tneaniug but perhaps
not yet perfectly pan) stent young friend,
wbo aaks m about It," aald Ma Stay
bolt, "that there Is ao snob thing as aa
Incubator that will batch oat eaglet
from dollars while yon wall; that th
only way Indeed In which a money erot
can be raised It by the most earefnl and
eonstanl cultivation, and 1 ventur tx
remind him, being young and with tht
world yet before .him, that this Is a
crop in which II Is desirable to begia
planting early In order to produce th
best results. " -New York Boa. i
v ' TwA tb Hint.
"I dearly love birds. be gently
sighed, and then aba didn't do a thing
but hasten to the open piano and softly
began singing. "1 wish 1 were a bird."
They are looking (or a neat now.
Youkers Statesman.
laib aad Breadth.
Mrs. Blllus Well. I'm glad w
went Foreign travel does broaden one's
mtnaaoi
Mr. Billue And shortens his
tooouDt. Chioago Tribnna
Tbe quorum which ratified tbe Onlted
Btates oouatitotion for Pennaylvania
was secured by abduction and held be
hind locked doors.
"Trivial" Is derived from th Ltrtia
for three ways, and meant the petty
toatdp of the oroasroada
BOUGH SYRUP
Will cure a Cough or Cold at onoe.
It nositivolv relieves all Ihmni trouble.
Small dosoH. -Price 25 cts. at druggists,
: ROMULUS A. NUNN,
- ; . KEWBER.N. - . C. .'
' ; ' Offioei Opp. Hotel ChatUwka.
' ' 8outb Front Street.
' Practice in North Carolina v
v COMMISSIONERS SALI.
. By vlrture of the power conferred
upon me by a Judgment of the Supetior
Uourt of uraven county in tn aciton
wherein uvit nines, l'laintirt ana 1. 1:
Outlaw and others are delentlants.
will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the Court House door
in New Bern on Thursday, the lHih day
of February, 18SH) at the hour of Twelve
o clock al.. all that certain tract or land,
Ivinff and belnir in the County Of Craven
tnd Slate of North Carolina, bounded
and described as followi:
, Beginning at a stake In Beth Wests
line. N. . Jones corner, near the Cob-
town Road, and runs wilh M.K.Jones
line. North 824 degrees East 220 poles
to a stake, thence South 74 degrees East
82 Poles to a stake; thence Soulh 824
degrees West, 100 poles lo a slske in tbe
Carmack Field, thence South 82J degrees
West 21 poles to a stake near a forked
hickory; tnence eoulb oil uegreea ftast,
40 poles to a stake on south side of New
ditch; thence North 50t degrees East, 88
nolas to a slake, known as tbe ilea uak
corner, thence South 47 f degrees East
137 poles to a stake. Clark and Bectons
corner of New Entry; thence Soulh 6114
degrees West 137 poles to a Maple on
the South, side of Cypress Swamp; tbenee
North 474 decrees West 127 nolet lo a
Gum; thence North 81 degrees West 7
poles to a stake thent e N. 811 W.08 poW
to a stake In a email branch; thence
Soulh 461 decrees West 11 poles to
stake on the edge ef Pine HMgr; thence
North 74 degrees West 83 poles to
etako, to a beginning, containing 1884
tcresmore or less. . , W.ll. BRty,
- Commissioner.
Jsnuary, 17th, 1699. - ,
BRANCH OFFICE
l i I'cikiEcl'J & Co.
fSursoBSors to H. W. Silsby & Co.)
, : Hankers ' ' ;
nntl
IlrtTiorn.
Stocks, Bonds.
Cotton, drain,
i'roTlsloni
Boup-lit and sold for cash or on margin C
one per cent, in lots Irom .u up.
Over Cotton Fxeli:ie: c.
10TELNEUSEE,
NCW ECRNC - N. C '
4. M. BMCUAUD80N, Proto't.
Tatna, Par Day, ll (a.
t b-w Ragalat
RrM-al aiieatloa glxa
te lb travel.
UntpabUa,
1
Rub, Rub, Rub.
And ibe eoaetaatarutt will
out yonr linen. Now doat IK Ibis coa-
Ui.na any loeger. but let aa do year
Laundry work. W doat rah your
shirt to piece, but waab thea la a large
revolving pnol that ftova with pleaiypf
water.. We aae lb brat i p and guai
aaie no ly or and a. (kll aad ee (or
yiMiarrlf. We wish lo treat our palrooe
right. Bend as your Laundry.
new iifjini;
)STi:AJI I.AUNDItYt
J. E. DAYBERRY. Man
Facts I Facts ! !
Wbea you visit the city rWt
fall to call oa th Old Reliable
Ursa of . , . . .
Roberts & Brother
' They keep a full stock of
ProvIt4lnn k Grocrrlea
Which they offer at Low Fig
area. You will alway find them
lleadquarteis for Flrat-Claas
Goodai "
The Best Whiskey
In the World,
i p: ii
at the
Palace Saloon.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that applica
tion will be made I the present session
of tbe General Assembly of North Caro
lina for tbe pauage or a law to author
ize the city of New Bern to Issue bonds
to tbe amount oi one nunarea mousina
dollars for the purchase or construction
of Water Works, Sewerage and the Kleo-
trto Light Systems. -
January 16tn, .
KOTICE. .
Notice lt hereby given thatapplica-
tloa will be made to this session of
the General Assembly of North Caro
lina for the passage of a law to authorise
the city of New Bern to ittue bonds to
the amount of one hundred thousand
dollars for the purchase of Wtter Works,
Sewerage and the Electric Light Sys
tems.- ; . i.
January 14lh.
: FROPOSALSWAllim
Proposals For Repairing; or Re-'
; building flosely Creek Bridge.
Ordered by Hie board of Commission'
ers of Craven county that the clerk of
the board be Instructed lo advertise for
sealed proposals, to repair or rebuild
Mosely Creek. Bridge In No. 8 lownship
Craven county. Proposals will be received
up to 19 o'clock of the Olb day of Febru
ary, '1899. Address all proposal! to the
undersigned, endorsed Proposals , ta
repair or rebuild Mosely Creek Bridge.
. -; Kbkrst m. uaisa
, ' ! ; Clerk Bd. of Commissioners.
Jan. 6th, 1890. .
Executor's Notice I
Having duly qualified as the Executor
of Loweua Fraxier, deceased, all persons
are hereby notified to present their claims
to me duly verineu on or ueiore ueceui
her 81, 1809. or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery. t
All persona indebted to said estate are
requested td make Immediate payment.
Thia 31st day of December, 1808.,
. A. W. WaTUKRiMOTOH, Executor
J-.....- . For Loweua Fraxier,
Sale oi Land.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Cravea county made and en
tered on the 181 h day of January, 18K9, 1
will sell at public auction for cash lo the
highest bidder at the Court House door
lu New Bern, Craven county, North
Carolina, al i M. on Monday the 6th day
or March, 18iM, the following real estate,
lo-wll: A tract of land In Craven coun
ty, N. C adjoining tbe lauds of Mrs
Ksle Move on norlli west.on the 8 hy tb
lands of Fenner Adams and David Tripp,
rtr, on tbe eat hy the lands of David
Tripp, Jr, on the went by the lands of
Kate Jloye, bein? the lauds purchased
from Knoch Ma.iswonh by sa d Free
man Iurns, end on h:i:h Joe Burton
a I , H,r i, p- r-- !,e.
Cm.
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Taa " 1-abtb.ae All Ibe New Alt
the Tina-bat b tttra Bat a! U eut-
asitattBbe dignilail by aat aailniinral
ar parvly aeeaaik.s.lasatirr. .
K-lluanalljr. Tata Mia U Ibe Coaaiaieal
a4 L'acbsagiBd I bmibi4i aad Uefra-
af t'lat.ala Kicbl BBd Ularaai.
asauiM pululoal atatattM aad aaiMKipaj.
Ilea al every rfcarartaw. . IxUpeaiWat la
all lBlaga,itn asata mumm. it H fur
good laws, good g aval a Bar at bb4 food
order.
By Ball rifiyCaau a atoola. Bit
Dollar a year. .
Tha MsltlBere Waaklf aa ,
Tha Wiiiu Boa peWlabaa. all jb
aewe of eaoh weak, glviag ooapk-u i
eoual of all areata of lateraat throogb-
oat the world. Taa WtASLT Bua is
AeatoBXTwaAi, Paraa..
It is edited by writers of practical ex
perieaoa, who know what faravlagsseaaa
aad what farmers want la aa ag ileulta-
rat joe real. It coa tains regular reports
of lb work of tha Agricultural iperl
wat Halloas throughout the country,
of taa proceedlagt of farBters' clubs aad
lastitalaa, aad the diacuasioa of aew
atethod aad Meat la agricaltnr. It
Market Reporta, Poultry Department
and Veterlaary colnata are particularly
Talaahle to eoaatry readers. .The Poal
try Departaseal Is edited by a weU-kaawa
poultry axpert, aad every laao eoBtalas
practical laformalioa of rain for poql
try raisers. Poultry on many (arms has
become a great source of revenue, and
thoee Interested la this profitable Indus
try, will d the Poultry Depart stent of
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of suggestions, advice and Information
Every Issue contains Stories, . Poeas,
Household and Pusxleoelumae, a variety
of interesting and Instructive selected
Batter aad other features, which make
It a welcome visitor la city aad country
home alike.
One Dollar a year. Inducements to
geltera-up of clubs for the WcbkltSuh.
Both the Daily aad Weekly Bua mailed
free of postage la tbe United Stales,
Canada aad Mexico. . Payments invaria
bly In advance. Address
A. & ABKLL COMPANY
Publishers aad Proprietors,
Baltimore, Md.
nroTicBi
Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the General Aaaembly at
lu present session, to bav a stock law
passed for the following territory situs
ted la Cravea aad Jones counties, to-wit
Beitinning on tbe west side of the Wil
mington and New Bern Kailroad, at or
uear Blarkled ire's Uuu. where the pres
ent stock law line crosses toe -railroad,
aod running along oa tbe west aide of
the W 4 N H R to the Trent road al the
tire mil post front New Be re. and then
along tbe weet tide of the Trent road to
where tb railroad creases the laid Treat
road, near Rocky Run, and then along
tbe weet side of tbe railroad to where tbe
railroad crosses the Trent Road at De-
Bruhl'a store, near the eight mile post;
and then along the west tide of the
Trent road to the ten mile fork, and
tbenee along the north weet tide of the
Trenton road to Bearer Dem near and
above the residence of J B Banks, and
thence a southwardly direction along tbe
Beaver Dam Swamp and the cleared land
oi tha aaid J B Banks, to the Trent river.
crowing tb Treat river, enters the land
of F G Simmons, and runa in the most
available direct course to tbe north west
side of the Quaker Bridge Road, nor'h
west of F Q Simmons' gin house; and
thence along the north, went aide of tbe
Quaker Bridge to where the cleared land
aiul tbe White Oak Pooosin meets, then
crowing the Quaker Bridge road runs in
a south eaal direction, and the most
available and practicable route, around
the cleared lands of John C Parker, Ben
ton Simmons and others, so as to enter
into what is kuown aa tbe White Oak
road, above tbe residence of X F Sander
eon, and tbenee along on the aorta west
side of the said White Oek road, to the
DUblic road, near Mr K C Oldtields,
known aa tbe White Oak river toad, and
then along on tb north weal side of tbe
said White uak river roaq, running up
to a point opposite a orow fence, known
as the Oldfleld division croes fence line.
Thence mossing tbe White Oak river
road, and running with the diviaioa line
Knee of Mr B C Oldfleld't lo the wood
on the While Oak river swamp; and
thence running along, ad down tbe
north side of the While Oak river and
swamp parallel with tbe. White Oek
river saamD. tbe. most available and
practicable course to the south east side
uf tbe Wilmington ana new - oeru rail
road, to the division line of Lewis By
Bum and tbe J a rJav lanoa, wence in
north eastwardly direction along , the
line of the said Lewis Bynum'l and tbe
late J E Hay's to the north east aid of
tbe public road, leading J torn Ataytvme
to Stella. . Thence along tbe north, east
side uf said public road to a stake, tbe
diviaioa line between the Maysville Land
UomnauT's Lands and tbe Hay Land
thence along tne eurveyea nue oi me
Maysville Laud uompany ana J J nay
lauds, northwardly to tbe northeast cor
ner of tbe Land Co's. land, thence south
westward lr 1.487 feet with the Land
Company's north line, to the. right of
war of the Wilmington aod New Bern
Railroad. Tbenee northwardly oa. the
east side of said Railroad to a point op
posite F H Foy's cleared land oo the east
aide or taia naiiroaa, tnence c.avwaiuij
to the terminus of aaid cleared land,
thence northwardly along the eastern
side of the clesred lands of F II Fny, W
W Freeman, i N Foecue and E L Haugh-
ton, thent the most available and prac
ticable northeastwardley and direct line
to a point on tbe Beaufort road, between
the residence of J J Hinee and Clay HiU
Branch; thence on the southern aide of
tbe said Beaufort road, running east
ward! v and along and parallel with tbe
various courses of tha said road to
point ornosfe the norttf'era terminus
of iheci.art-d Im" "lot J ll i I, on "hat
is known ss t e J, a t. t 1 p'int) ..on
an I i i ' i t o r-. I
s ! . ! 1 l
r .' '' i , e, !!
THE. NEW BERN
OF NEW BERN. N. C
CAPITAIa,
tflTDOES A GENERAL TOLK
A. OUKEN. PrtMtWot,
(JKOKilK ORE EN. Maersiary.
. J. WOimiitK, Gei'l Igfit.
rr hair, VilBilIc Fill I
ParsMavl lu ueaan la the Bortgagta
txecatrd by Julia II Waotra sad wife
dated ra.pax-tia.ljr Jaaaaiy t, l!M aad
lMaBrr 81. 1804, reglMered la tbe
otnea taf the ivgUiir el tircal of Cravea
roaaUjr. Nortk I'amhea la book 108,
laagaa III and 1X4, and book IIS, page
Ue aad 84B to which reference la Bada
Tb aBdersigeed will tell at public
aactloa for rash at tbe court house of
aid Cravea eonaiy, la lb city of New
Bent, ea Monday tbe 6lh dsy Februsry,
A D, 1800, at lt o'clock Btdday, tbe lead
eoaveyed by aald Bortgagea, bounded
aad described as follows, vix;
Bltaaiad la aald Cravea cooatv. ad-
tolalag Ibe laads of K U Cobb, B 11
Wootso, J J 8auk aad J C Woolen, con
taining about six hundred aad tea acrea,
being the aama which waa conveyed to
aakl Joba B Woolen by tbe heirs of
Jacob Kbea by deed recorded in Craven
eooaly la book 65, folio 608, to which
reiereoce it Bad lor mora complete and
better description, saviag and excepting
about 100 acrea conveyed to Lewis
Smith by deed recorded la Craven coun
ty, book 71. folio 68:1; about l.t acrea
eoaveyed to J J Sauls by deed recorded
la Cravea county la book oo, folio
and about 60 acre conveyed lo B II
Wootea by deed recorded In Craven
county, book 84, folio 631. Subject to
a mortgage la lavor or li it uuiler, tor
fsou.
A ATIOHAL UAMK OF NEW UKHNR,
By G. U. ItOBEKTS, Cashier.
Yiloable Firm For Sale!
Pursuant to the powers In the mort
gage registered in th ofilce of the Re
gister of Deeds of Craven county, North
Carolina la book 118, page 144, the un
dersigned will sell at public auction at
tbe court bouse or aald Craven county,
oo Muoday, the 6th day of February,
ISVW, (or cash the following lands:
That certain tract of land situated in
aaid Craven county on the north aide of
Trent road about three miles from the
city of New Hero, known as the Lorenxo
U. Wbitlord land, beginning at we norm
west corner of the land formerly of
Emelloe r Kehoe on aaid road, and run
ning north to the West Place owned by
Samuel Bowen, thence aouth 83 west
poles, ending In the mill pond, thence
down said pond southeast thirty-three
poles; thence south it", eaal to the west
side or ssid pond and on lo the public
road leading from New Bern to Trenton;
thence with wld road eastwardly to the
beginning, containing ISO acres, more or
lew being tbe same tana which was con
veyed to Edward 8 Street by Sebastian
Bangert and wife by deed dated January
11. 1877, recorded in book No. 86, folio
844 and 845. also that tract of land ad
joining the above which was conveyed to
wld toward a street ny u j moo re ana
wife, being about three quarters of
acre,.
Except that part of said first described
tract of land which lies north of the
Wilmington, New Bern and Norfolk
Railroad containing 80 acres more or less
and which was conveyed to A smith,
Tub National dakk opnkw limn.
By JAMES A. BRYAN, Pres.
Administrator's Notice
UNDER MORTGAGE I
By virtu of power of sale contained
In a certain mortgage deed executed by
Albert Gorum to llosanna Moore, de
ceased, bearing date of November 99,
1898. and recorded in Book No. 112,
Folio 265-6-7 In the ofilce of register of
deeds (or Craven county, I will as the
Administrator of tbe estate of the said
tiosauna Moore otter for tale and tell at
public vendue at the door oi the court
house in New Berne, on Monday the 6th
day of February, 1809, (it being the first
Monday in tne moniui at la ociocx m.
to tbe highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing descrilatd tract or parcels of land
situate in the county Craven and State
of North Carolina, bounded at follows
Beginning at a dog wood Mump near tbe
housi of the late Samuel Dudley, Wil
liam Mitchell old corner and running
north 9, cast 60 poles across the
swamn to a stake thence south
48 eaat 23 poles to a stake, thence south
40 east 01 poles to William Johnson's
line, thence south 71 west 70 poles with
bis line to Samuel creek, tbenee up ssid
creek 180 poles to a gum on said creek
and Manly and Simmons mill, thence
north 92( ewt 77 poles to the beginning.
Also another tract'adjolning the above
tract being near Trent road about four
mllea from New Berne.known as Mitchell
Island containing 126 acres more or less
being the same land conveyed by E W
Carpenter to Albert Gorum by deed bear
ing date of November 29, 1893, recorded
In Book No 113, folio 204 and 265 in the
office of Register of ' Deeds of Graven
county and mortgaged by the said Albert
Gorum tn the wld Kosanna Moore. .
This l!lh day of December, 1898. "
. , Thos. F. McCarthy,
Administrator of Rosanna Moore.
Administrator's Sale
of Ileal Estate.
' Pursuant to that certain power of sale
contained ta the mortgage deed executed
by 0 U Wiggins and wife to Mary D
Dewey on the Bib day ot August 1896,
duly recorded In tbe office of tbe Register
of Deeds ot Craven county In Book 130,
folio 168, 154 tnd 165, default having
bwn made in tb performance of the
conditions in tbe wld Mortgage contain
ed and the said Mary D. Dewey having
died intestate and tbe undersigned hav
ing duly administered upon her wid estate-.
Now, therefore, as such admlnlstra
tor I will offer for sale end tell on Batur
day, January 21rt, at 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 wid
mortgage, tb following ' valuable
tract of land lying On the north side of
Neuee river, Cravea county, containing
one thoutsnd acres, more or less, begin
ning al a cypress on said Neuse river
below Mud Seine Beach, running north
with Power line to Cleve line, thence
weet lo with Bear Pole Swamp to Hen
rshao's line, thence south with said line
to Nancy Adams' line, thence with wld
line to Neuse river, thence with said
river to the beginning. The same land
that was sold by E W Carpenter, com-roi-doner
to Alex Mitchell, deceased, by
deed dated the 23rd day of February, A.
! i , l I, r-Ntered In hook Mo. 83, pages
i m r.s, records of Cravea county.
;. !,-...! '.,1 i,
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MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
$30,000,00
IN8CBANCX BCSIKESS.
"W. a BLADES,
JOHN DUNN,
ve-PreM.
' Cficfi: OYXU CITIZISS BASK
Yilnitile Linih Fur r'i!e. '
Pursuant to the powers In the deed '
xeceied lo me which it rrKi.iered In
no omce oi tbe Uteitirr ol liteds of
Craven cos a I y. North t'aiolina. la book
no. i7, nag l will sell at nub io
anclloa al Ibe Court House door of- aald
Cravea county, on tbe tin day of March,
18V0, at It o'clock Bid-day, all that tract
or parcel of land situated in said Cravea
county oa tbe south side of Trent river, .
about 5 Biles from the city of New Bern
aad bounded and described ss follows,
via:
Beginning st tbe mouth of Croreee
branch between (ireen Hill and Ravbooa
Island al a marked cypress and runulnc
tbe various courses of aaid branch 180
poles to a place opposite an Iron poet on
tbe south east tide of said branch, then '
In a line wltb said iwat from tbe run
ef eeid .branch 40 W 178 poles to aa -I
roa post In the north side of Oak Grove.
" ' ' - ,J I IM. IU IIIINIJC I
iron post, then soulh 4 west 8:1 poles
to an iron post, then north 86 west 854
poles loan Iron axle post In the land
near a marked sycamore tree, then south
kj.M ttlio w t J ....I , I.
west to heck line of llalcha land.
then wilh sal, I line eastwardly to Brlcea
creek, then down said creek lo the be
ginning, containing 1,000 acres mora or
leas and known as the l'errvville planta
tion.
Terms, Cash. O. II PauSY.
Return oi Purchases.
Office of Register of Deeds, ,
Craven County,! i
New Bkhn, N, C January 1, 1899.
Slit: You arc required by law to de
liver or return to me, within ten daya
after January 1, 13911, a true and exact
statement of the amount oi purchases
made by you, as principal or agent or
through an agent or commission mer
chant (or otherwise llll the blank
amounts), for six months ending Decern-
oerei, icwo. i nc amount ot purchases,
both in and out of the Slate, except pur
chases ot farm products from the pro
ducer for cash or on credit, must bo in
cluded in your return. Keep tho sum
paid (or liquors, ciuars, cheroots, dear
ettcs, manufactured smoking and chew
ing tobacco, acparale from tbe amount
paid for goods, wares and merchandise.
Prompt compliance with Hie law is earn
rally requested, and for failure to do so
you will be required to come before the
Board of Ootiuty Commissioners. Cs(jivo
number oi pounds of chewing and smok
ing tohacoo, and tbe number of hundreds
of thousands of cigars, cheroots, cigar
ettes. Send fifteen cents to pay for listing.
Very Respectfully,
John B. Willis,
Register ot Deeds.
Administrator's Noticel
Havinir dulv oualiflpil as administrfitnr
of the estate of B F Cuthrcll, deceased,
on tbe 13th day of Decemlier A. D., 18U8,
all persons owing said estate are hereby
noiinea to mane prompt payment.
All persons holding claims against said
estate are notified to present the sumo
duly verified to the undersigned admin
isirator on or betorc December 13, 189U,
or this notice will be pleaded iu bar of
their recovery.
J. M. REEL, Administrator.
December 13, 181)8.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having duly qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of Uosanna Moore,
deceased, all persons having cluims
against the said estate are hereby noti
fied to present the same duly verified to
me on or before tbe 7th day ot Decemlier
1899 or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediato payment.
This 7th day of December 1898.
THOS. F. MdCAUTHY
J. E. & R. Q'HARA, Attorneys. (
Auction Sale of
Valuable .Property.
Nohtii Cahoi.ina,
Cakteukt Couhty.
Under and by virtue of powers of sale,
and to foreclose certain mortgage deeds
given me to secure the payment of $13,
000, wilh interest thereon, I will sell at
Public Auction, on tho premises in More
head City at 12 o'clock, m., Wednesday
February 6th, 18119, the property known
aa the "Atlantic Hotel Property," sitna-.
ted In Morehead City, State and county
aforesaid, and more fully described as
follows. .,'.?..'
Squares (1) and two (3) in the plan of
Morehead City, and bounded on the'
North by Britlgers street, East by Third
street, South, by Evans street and West
by Fonrth street, on both sides of the
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad,
containing four acres more or less-
Also the following described lautl lying
east of Third street and beginning at a
stake on Third street sixty feet from and
Immediately opposite the north east cor
ner of Square No. one (1) above men
tioned; and ronnipg in an easterly
direction parallel with the said Atlantic
& North Carolina R R. 370 feet, thence
at a right angle with said line in a south
eastern direction 250 feet, tbenee In a
western direction and parallel with wid
first line 870 feet to Third street, thence
with said street In a northern direction
250 feet to the place of beginning, (being
square on plat marked H) containing aa
area equal to square No. one (1) in said
plan of Morehead City, the same being
the land conveyed to the Atlantic Hotel
Company by C. B. Denson, J. A. Holt
and E.G. Harrell, Trustees, by deed
dated February 15, 1888, and recorded in
Book O. O., page 875, in the Register's
office of said Carteret county. : , -,
Terms ot tale: One half cash, the bal
ance one and two years, deferred pay
ments to be secured by first mortgage on
above described property, bearing inter
est at tbe rate of six per cent per annum.
January em, ibiw.
Jahks Redmond, Trustee.
E. A. HcpnBKY, Attorney. Golds-
boro.N. C. V
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J. it. KF.NLY,
Oinnil Miinacer.
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