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' Till TABU xo. 7.
10 Take Elliot Sunday, Oct." , 1898,
at 18 M.-r.'Vr'-
Going East ScBEDCL-b Going West
- Ho. I ' Passenger Tralus " No. 4
Tv. pm stations! Ar. a n
;l 40.......... (Jol.lliotu.;r..... II
4 09.......... LaGranga ....-10 a
is. ...... . ainrion...... 1U 17
40......Ar. New time, Lv,... ; 9W
60....,.Lt.' " : Ar. .... 887
705....Ar. Morehead city Lvw.. 1 47
No. M
Mi'd n
. PaasTn.
No. i,
STATIOKK I H I'll ' aud
Fas Tn.
Lt. a. m. ;
, 10
' ;; Ar. p. m.
.Goldaboro... 8 68
141. Drti'MtT- 818
HIM.... LaUrame..... 148
. 8 Falling Crk,.,..... I 18
Hit iuumoo .is oo
8S...,.....7rt'weU. ....11 68
1A IR 11 JA
IV III. ...,.. ' .-,--
10 40. . . . . .Cora Creek 10 40
11 15..........Tucaiora ,k......10 18
1181 ......CUiia.. ....... ...1000
ia3 ... ...... New Berne... ...... 9 80
u ' . aim,
j Monday, Wednesday, Friday. '
J Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, f , "
' No. 1.
No.8
Mi'd Ft. and
IWTn.
trATtoNS:
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn,
Lt. a a. f4.v.:
Ar, p m
710...... . .Ooldiboro.
7 48......;......Bel,i..
8 18
188
7 08
.6 88
o UO Laurangu. .......
S 96.. ...... ITalUng creek..,. .....
9 14.. ......... Kinaton...,. '.
'' 9 88........... CMwell.... ......
18
818
600
420
400
888
880
.140 ...Ar. DoTer, Lt... ......
11S Lt.. " Ar.. ......
10 40. ...... ...core Creek..........
11 15.. ...... ., Tuacarora. . . .... . ..
: 11 Sl...;........Clark'i ...... .....
18 06 Ar. New Berne, Lt,...
960
1 80 Lt. Ar.,
" 9 18. ....,... RiTerdale......
.1047
1010
10 00
0 9A . - nrn&lMa
943.,,....,
Uarelock . . .. . . ...
40
06
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8 18.. .
8 83
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.WUdwood
881
888
46.. ..Ar. Morehead oily, Lt...
- 4 01. . . . Ar. U. city Deput, Lt. . .
r. k. . ' -
890
760
A. M.
; 'Monday. Wedoueday and Friday. i
TueaJay, TburaOay and Saturday,
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: .' ''. . tfuperint. denl.
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Atlauile Count Line.
Wilmington & Nsw Beuhk R. B.
: ; T1MK TABLE NO. 5, :
InKtfect "ednetday, Aog. 7, 1898, Daily
. Except Sunday. ' ;
Going Boutli I KOUaDULB: Going North
No. ..1, t'aaan Train No. 60,
Lt. am, . .
......
) W
61......
10 OJ .....
stations:
, New Ucrno ....
.Tijlockivllle
,..M)SvilIe....,
. JacltKOnvill....,
WUuiingtonr I
llniou LH'rt (
VUiuingt.iu Lt.
Ar. p m,
6 40
6 04
....4 48
r... 4 18
?82
19 08 .
ilia -..ar. u uimnguMi) l.t. . .. z
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. "' Luave Wiliuiugluu aluuduy, Wednea
day and Friday. Leave New lierne Tues
day, Tliuraday aud Maturtiay
Lt. an ?
7 80 ...,L. Wilmingioa, Ai
,8 40 ..... ....Srott'a Hill
9 80.... . .. WiMttlxiile ....
10U4... ....... llollyrlilge . .
1061 ........... Dixon
11 80...... .... Veroua.
12 05... Jackiionville- ..
13 JO.... ..... NorLlicK,..
81 55.... WhiUif ak ..
1 80......,., Maynville ..
9 15 I'oIIik kville.
8 65 l"tur.ii,i a.
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19 53
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7 01
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TRAINS GOING NOHTH.
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or
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: v1 15 $1 ig.
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LT.Fy'Tillf U 85 ... . 9 43
LT.8clma..-l 50..,.. 10 53:
Ar, Wilson. 9 85 11 81 .... ...
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LTWilm'ton ...,. ,r. 7 00 9 45
Lt. Mag'lia.... ..... 8 84 11 19
Lv.flolda.. ..... 6 15 ..... 9 45 13 80
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Lt. Wllion 2 85 6 66 11 88 10 88 1 16
Ar. 8. Mt. . 8 80 16 10 07 11 67 13
Ar.Tarboro ..... 7 04
LrTarboro 19 81 .... .....
Lv. K Mt.. 8 80 ..... 18 07
Ar. Weldnri 4 8s! 18 50 .... .....
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Train on Ike Scotland Neck Branch
Boad leave Wc-ldun 8 85 p in, Halifax
415 pm. arrivva Scoilaud N,ck at 5 08
p ni. uivenvilie u bi p in,- tvinsion ( 09
D m. KHnrnini leaves Kine.ton 7 60 a tn
GiwnvilieS 53 a ni, ariiving Ualifax at
11 18 am, Weldon 4188a m, daily ex
cent Hundav. - " '
Trains ou Washington- Branch leave
WaHhinglun 8 20 a ni and 8 80 p m, ar
rive Purnw le 9 10 a in, auJ 4 00 p m, re-
lurnine leave Parmele 9 35 a m aud 6 30
ni arrive Waahinglon II 00 a in and 7 20
p m, daily except Hunduy.
Ttain leave Turboro, N 0, daily except
Sunday 6 80 p m, Sunday ,s4 15 p m, ar
lives IMyiiiouttV? 40 p m. 0 10 p m, Re
turning, leaven Mj iimutTruuiiy excepi
Sunday. 1 50 a in, and Randny 9 00 a ;i
arriTe Taruoro iu ua a ra, it w a mi
ooro iu uaam Mwam, .-
Train on
Qoldsboro daily, except Sunday,' 7 05 a.
m, arriving Bmithtield 8 10 a tn, Return
ing leaves Smithficld 0 00 a mj arrives
at Goldsboro 10 25 a m. "
Trains oa Nnshville Rninch leaves
Rocky Moantat 9 80 a m, 3:40 pm, arrive
Nat.liville 10 10 a m, 4 03 p m. Spring
Hope 10 40 a ni, 4 9-i p m.Rt!trning Ifave
Spting Htip' 111)0 a m, 4 55 p in. N:li
ville tl -i iu. ut e at Kucky Uuiinl
II 4,"i a m, 0 0? p m, il.nly no pi Sun, lay,
TiAiu n r Iiiii.hi Hrniu li leavvi W nr-
aaa lur Hi.K'ii uil, iipl Sunday.
11 40 a iu unil 4 11 p in, Ri'tuii.ing l.-avi
al 7 l m snil 3 CO m. - t ,
Tiiln o 7 iniiktK cl-w eii,n rltnn a'
W. M, n ti Jill p-'ima . North dully- nil
rail via Rli'4mniid. . -
, It M EMUJSON,
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J R KKNIjY. Cei'l Mhiibt.
T M EMKutoON, Trallic MuHin.ei.
IHy, jtirrMwh.a aS rir-
rta, Pt- tiFl. Trl.J, bwl
ill.!!! Illlll, ! !,.
r.i,,-'nil h H m- f ,fi..i,."s' '
,J in th Wif'i l. rl h A i't
h ly c; n it at i in ll nrrA wax
prrrinl a f ,r iki f.v-e fr m Un,!li.jf
span b'T L..tjiV-a Til I' 'A in
as art!. 1 un LHe atx-rrt c4 A, .'i-saaai
of (in! ISnu.n. aitya:
In tha Ttit vt war aw army
eotild appnaiih onr h,-ns wiihnt lm-
priliut IU navy CJ iihiuWi!.( our
Cipkauv naiim. sronai nt whi, h rnr-n.on-1
orir oaU at all plta Lkily to
bo ft-Wtrd fiar sttiv k bj a Kjnntrn
Tbe Thuuiw la alao canally tiiii'l.l.'d
by aiuiiuir stT4 minea, one at th'iw
rir.C in the Tidnitrof LUikwaU. The
prn w Vrality cf these Uiima ia, b-iw-raar.
fur obrUm reaamoa, k"pt a dark
and luarfntaUa aartUtj, and tua ap-
proarbM to tiiuin are so cleTiTly cua
stracled and concealed that no una) aava
aa Finnrt would enrpect their real
charactar.
Aa inoocrat kk!og cellar at tho
bammcut of o certain tradiannan't shop
ia ths entranc to on important tuioe.
bnt evrn thai tradeamaa himaeU ia wot
aware that the government rente his
eullar, ntar does be erer anrmiao the true
natnre of the operation rarriod na
tberela. The mines are anninned with
txpkativea of tbe moat potent kind and
admirably eunnectrd with tba-aea
ehambuni on abon by Biean of electric
wiroa, . "
Each rnina ia controlled by a button.
over which ara printed particulan re
lating to the location and character of
the mine. This button is placed in the
wall of the aorret chamtx and coTored
by o double door, aecnrely locked, tho
outer door so clearly rmembling the
wall of the chamber that no one but
thuss in the secret could dotect iteprro
enos. The. chambers are doable locked
and approached by paamgea protected
in a similar manner. ' .
Every lock and key U spwtajl made
frar the mvnrnment and ia unlike anT
other. Only o fuwof the Tery highest
officials are allowed to una these keys,
and they are solemnly sworn to preserve
their secret rigidly- No persons apart
from those eapeciiUly empowered may
inspect or visit any of the secret cham
ber at any time except by exjiresB
written permit personally procured
from a certain high officiaL This i ex
ceedingly difficult to. obtain,' and in
fact la rarely erer granted.' . " -
Prior to snch a permit being lamed
the officials aasuro themselves that the
possessor of the document bears
blameless character, ia British born and
has no ulterior reasons for preferring
bis request . This settled, lie is sworn
to secrecy in the most solemn manner,
blinaroMea ana conauciea Dy a circuit
ous routs to the socret chamber, where
he is permitted to use his eyes, but not
his tongue, no questions being answer
ed by the attending onlclula. t-
Strange stories hare been told of at
tempts made by foreign spies to pene
trate- the privacy of these mysterious
mines. ."' . !:" -'
A young lieutenant in tho navy,
whoso honorable character won tho con
fidence of nis superior officers some
years since, was accorded the privilege
of guarding one of tlwe secret infui
and intrusted with pertain information
concerning Its cniimcter. : .
Boon after his appointment ho became
engaged to a charming young French;
lady of whom he was desperately onam-i
ored. By some inexplicable meaas his-
fiancee got to bear of bis appointmenty
and by alternate threats and persuasion
induced him to take per to aes the se
cret mins under his care. -' '
On the evening arranged, after ex
tracting a soleiun tow of secrecy from
bis ladylove and getting her to don tbe
drew of a nnvol oflioor for the occasion,
be was nbent to set oat on bis secvt
mission when, to bis ; snrpriao : and
alarm, ho and bis companion were nr
rested by detective In some mysterious
manner the nuthontiog bad oeen en
lightened as to the proceedings pn foot
and were in time to stop tnem. . -
For "breach of . regulations" . the
young lieutenant - was subsequently
court mnrtialed and' reduced, whilo his
charming companion, who proved to bo
a spy in tho employ of the French gov
eminent, wns conveyed back to bcr own
country, with a csuhUc caution. .
; On another occasion a Gorman gen
tlcman contrived to locate the entrance
to one of the secret chambers and acta
ally hired a.membcr of the Bill Hikes
fraternity to aid hiin in negotiating the
double locks one dork November night,
But so splendidly fitted and fortified
were these appliances- both the visitors
were doomed to disappointment. Re
turning from the rendezvous, both the
plotter snd his accomplice were arrested
and imprisoned.
Worth Waltlaa Far. . - -
During a performance at at the Tyne-
mOTth Annarium,, a couple from Old
When half time arrived, an attendant
plueed on the stage a board inscribed
witn the word "Interval. "
"Wat's that. Geordiet" naked tho
wife. Geordie spelled tho Word.
"I-n, in; t-e-r, inter ;v-a-L interval
."But Wat ia'tJ" .
"Aa divvent knaa, Lisa. - The foafca
ia sail gann'n oot ; btit we'll stop to see
it!". Ean Francisco Wave. -
In 1068 the groiJ firn in Ixmiln
bemjd over 4S0 acrej, d..wtroyin at
lenst 000,000 worth of property. In
t'.io- BtMUvn Cro burn.sl over 0
acroa. ut a 1,ma of. 1,000,000 nn acre
If thi sa::-.o lira octnrrtd today, it
wonl-.l cr&t. at the very lowest estimate,
1 100, 000, 000. In 1 808 tho lws on the
J1 j acres burned over was over ;!50,
)J0.0,0. An I'onput :
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I..t Un t cij!iri iUil Tkat i
lj , Now. wealways pnayna it
lii vn
V r avy off.'' rrtitftod Muai
Oilrv gium into the arat.jct
nijntr 'WarUe mat eorrav
( la in tlx vrurI L wi'.h a!) lba n to
.! knoli-i- ihm M. m giv
it t.' Ml vslne tianrln."
Tbw's a Lnoiluorr aiuocg as.
amKii'mU-d ooa of tbe rotupany. 'Hiet
hilar tn pmnrmrj'-
the word and aoUos
want he V with the "a. "
Bo thry tac Urd the bewiLlaared Y.n
ikhmsa. without tHUng him snow
thntr nktiTiN, bat aurlng blra ,1-iiib
qnrvtiiina ahiint bia opinion cf Uie betli.
After nit&rilinff tuein with pnmxni
stare tlirotiKB bis moooried eye tbs
gent U inaa from Londtaa said- ' '
"Uuiuau Unit a. I alwaya tub In
the morning. M 4Uhicago Timea-Herald.
Blaek rtak
Sir Wemrs Reld. in a personal skrtch
of his frirnd th late Mr. Black In
The Srmker. tells bow tbe novelist out
witted Tbe Batnrday Keview. . W hro
A Daoghter of Ueth" appeared, it
took th Iowa by storm, and as it ap
peared anoDymoasIy Sir Wemyse heard
tbe Drat time from an aconalntanos
who tho suthor wast
It was with a certain anase of injury
that be asked, "Why, if Black wrote the
bnok, did be not put his name to itr
Oh. don t yon know? "was th In
stant response.- "That ia tbe best part
of the Joke. Tbe Saturday Review has
been Mown npoa everything be has
written, so b purposely published thV
book anonymously in order to tak ffi
Tbe Saturday Reviewers, and they were
tbe first people to sound the. praises of
A Daughter of Ileth. If bis name bad
been on the title pa go. they would
have damned It
Unlike many bits of gossip about
success? al authors, this as Sir Wemyss
loomed later from Mr. Black's own lips
was strictly true
' Dlckeaa Wai "LaaV
In the memoir of the late J.'H, Tris-
well there is a -glimpse of Dickens
which will seem familiar to those
Americans who remember the -some
what flamboyant dress of the novelist
On one ourasion, wrote the - antnot
of tbe "Gontle Life." "we were walk'
ing down Wellington street and -just
passing tbe office of Household Words
when a hansom cab stopped and out
stepped a gayly dressed gentleman. Hi
bright green waistcoat and vivid scarlet
tie any one would have noticed, but the
Size of tbe nosegay in his buttonhole
riveted my attention. My father Thtro-
duoed me, and I. who bad only
engravings of the Maclise portrait and
photographs, was astonished to find
myself face to face with Charles Dick'
ens.";'. '' ' -
T i ii i II ' .
' aha Swept th Street.
A newly arrived Irish servant was in
stalled in the homo of a family on tb
went side lost week, and on the Brat
mcrning of service she was told to go
out and sweep the sidewalk.
' After an absence of. something like
an hour tho housekeeper went out to sea
'what had become of the new servant.
She was seen way down at the end of
the block hard at work. She had gone
the block's length, and " she said shs
didn't know where she was to stop,
New York Sun.
' A Faaalnla View,
' Kate So Carrie is to be married.
snoDose she is verv haDOT T
Rntb Happy T I should say so. Mr.
Fixton, her nance, doesn't amount to
much, but her trousseau is just elegant
.Boston Transcript
x . Ther Seldom Do.- 4
Msn't it awfully difficult. 11 asked
the gushing inaidon. "to find new idea
for your plays t" , '
"l don't know," replied tho success
ful playwright "I have -never tried
it " Brooklyn Life. -
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. r - PHARMACIST.
Cor. Middle & S. Front Streets -
REAL ESTAT EAGENCY
' lioii-e-i and I ots Fir Blu at Lowest
IVwil,le Figun-a. ' Di'sirhli'a lliniuf and
Teiieu etii" Mini aillpn.vea tine innt
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BitAi.in I'u p. HAi.s UiiicK'a CtmiK
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Will wnre to 1 1 ild tkal th U. rrle
I an Isnairr a ld. aar a ImaiT. I ( M hat.
r"a tn My. It will alMaw many Im-
panva an.la Im Ti bnta tnU HomIiV.
ii't", rlf. a.rt s will haariW Baiaa
bail U very bcM uuprottal tnatta, and
a III sell tha-aai at a t-anftal,k runti.
Urirat '. IVf UuU $40 aaal tVA
Olive, othrr ehrant high trwte
wlrfrM 130 aad S. tbTd band (Ink
fruar 95 vu, .Aim 10O pair llwlfurd
Ti'ea which w all) offer at very low
prior
lk'l turret lb aUVtna rViftrtnuA.
a hlra we am aarnts for. price tan.
W have rvery tiling Itiali aei4 In
FtrM-Claa lUrycle luMaUMiinent.
ASKINV tVt'Lt IUMPAM.
Plaater Building. - '
GOOD BOARD!
' At Reasonable RaUa,
At Mrs.: S. M. Smith's
DOARDINO HOUSE, -81
B. Ftont St., New Bern, N.
Fl RST CLASS ACCOMODATION
John H. Fisher,
Rrnl Kitfate and
Collection Agonrj',
117 BROAD STREET,
NEW BERN, - N. C.
Houses to RenL Iloufc t and Lot for
Sal. Tows Lola old oa the bis'alluvent
plan Bial attention and prompt re
lums to collection of rente, Ave
LARGE STOCK
.r. OF
Horses & Mules
JUST AKRIVED
Which will be told for CASH or one and
two years time.' , " '
. Lsrge Stock of - : . , '- .
Buggies and Niirrlen,
- Aud If arnow. ; -
ALL KIN MOT BORSE GOOfilS.
J.W. STEWART.
A Walking
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; A SATISFIED
,S. V. V CUSTOriER
SEAS0NABE GOODS AT V
. REASONABLE PRICES.
A Glow Cutler 10c. Towel Roller 15c,
A Galvanized Plop Pail 80c.
"" " Wr tr Bucket 80o-
Milk Cans. 1 pt Su. 1 qt 10c. i gall
18c 1 gall 15c.- . - .
. Pop Vvrn Popper 8c, Dual Pan lOr.
' Maikintr potand-bntsb 15c
U A bole Muffin Pan So. 0 hole Do 8c.
2 qt Granite Coffee Pot Sue, 8 qt 5c,
4qt80c ' ' - - ' '
U ran ite sauce ran ac. insn ran sue,
Slop Pail Sii.
A ti gallon Galvanised Pump Can 90o
A Bushel Iron Btrapped Basket 65c, -'.
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T. A. ORFXN. pRawtaa,!.
UHOHUK GREEN, KecrUary.
J J. WnLrtSDIK, CfiTlljeBt.
Nutiiw la brr.li) rtn a that apidicolioe
aTlTI b aula la liw Urawml A empty at
Ms pnacnt srosino, u ban a Mock law
il lor thai lUhntlng la-miawT Mttta-
if! la Iran a aa4 Juua-ai ihii.Im, Ua-arlt:
Uealaaiaf aaathrwralaideot U rYU-
anngiua aiatl New Brra Railroad, al or
arat Hlaeklrdg' Hub, whera lb pm
rat Mock taw line rroaave the railroad.
and niaaing along ea (be wrat aids of
tttWaMKKlotltt Trent road a tb
In ailht post froan New Bera, and ties
aluag th wat title of Om Treat mad to
km tb railroad crnssrs lit aaid Traat
luaat, sear kurky Itna, aad Una along
Ua m sale at lb railroad to where the
railroad croaaes lb Trrut Road at Bw-
Bruol' Mora, hear lb eight mil poL
ad lara along th west aid of the
Tml road to tb lea sou fork, and
titrate alone lb north west aid of the
Trcotoa road to Beaver Dam near and
a bova Dm Midfjuee of J B Banks, aad
Umaotaaouihvsrdly dirreiioa along tn
Bravrr 1 1 at Aaaup and tuecleared land
of th (aid J U Banks, to the Trent river,
crossing tb Treut rWrr, enters the lands
of r O rlloimon, and run ia the aaost
available direct course to tit north west
Hie of tb (aMaaker Bildge Road, north
wal oiru Bimmons' gin hoiuc: aad
thenea along tb aorth Wint aide of the
Quaker Bridge to where the cleared land
aid II White Oak Pocosin meets, the
roaaing the Quaker Bridge mad runs is
a south east direction, and tha most
available and practicable route, around
lb cleared lauds of Jobn V I'arker, Deo
toa Biuimon and others, to a to enter
into what si known aa th While Oak
toad, above tbe residence of E F Bander,
pa, and thence along on the nortowest
aide of tb aid Wblta Oak road, to the
publie road,- near Mr R C OldMelds.
known as the White Oak river road, ana
then along on the north west side of tbe
said While Oak nver road, running up
to a poiut opiolte a cross fence, known
as me uioueid division cross km ice line
Tbvuos eroasing the White Oak river
road, and running with th division line
fi.nc of sir tt V Uldtleld's to lb woods
on the White Oak river swamfMand
thence running along, ad down the
north side of the White Oak river and
swamp parallel with tbe White Oak
river swamp, tbe most available and
practicable course to the south eat side
of lb Wilmington snd New Bert rail,
'road, to the division line of Lewis By
nuni and the J K Hay lands, thence in a
Bonn easiwaruiy utrvcuou aiong me
tins of th said I wis Bynum's and the
late J E Hay's to tho north east aide of
tb public mad leading 'lroni Mayivllle
toBtella. Thence along th north east
side of said public road to a stake, the
division line between tue jnaysviue jjano
Company' Land and the Hoy Lands
tbence along tue surveyed line oi tue
Maysvtlle Lnd uompauy and a , uav
lauds, northwardly to the uorlhcsst cor
ner of the Land (V. land, thence south
westwaidly 1,487 feet with the Land
Company's north line, to the right of
way oi me Wilmington ana new uern
Railroad. Thence northwardly on the
tast side of said Railroad to a point op
posite F H Poy's cleared land on the east
khle of said Railroad, thence eailwardly
to the terminus of said cleared land,
thence northwardly along the eaktern
side of th cleared lands of F H Foy, W
W Freeman. J N Foscue aud b I. Uaugu-
ton, thence tb most available and prac
licabl northeastwardley and direct line
to a point on the Beaufort road, between
lbs residence or J 4 times and uiay 11111
Branch: thence on tbe soutbern side of
th said Beaufort road, running east-
wardly and along and parallel with the
various course of the aaid road toa
point opposite the northeastern terminus
of the cleared land ot J II Bell, on what
is known as the Joseph lt Hi II plantation
and I lien croasine the said oublio road
and running northwestwardly tn Trent
river at or near trie mount or itacooon
creek, the noashweslvrn terminus. -
January 13,1890.
Notice of Administration.
' Having duly qualified as tbe Adminis
trator of Macon Bryan, deceased, all
persons are hereby nulilied to present
their claims to me dulv verified, on or
before January 81st, 1000, or this notice
Will be pleaded In bar of recovery.
AH persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment,
This January 81, 1809.
L. M. BATTRRTtWAITB, w
- s ' Administrator.
NOTICE !
State of North Carolina, I Superior
y . , . Craven County. J. -. : Court.
P B Petieiler T8 Greenville Lumber Co.,
end others: r- . .-. . -
Notjee is hereby given to all creditors
and stockholders of tbe Gieenville Lum
ber Company who have not filed their
claim against said Company or been
made narties defendants to said suit,
the said claim ot interest or as creditors
of said Greenville Lumber Company to
b made on the Receiver, IjOvu limes,
wilh'n sixtv days from the date hereof.
vv . W. M. WATSON, C. 8, C,
-s ' . . . t Craven County.
CoinmlsMionerV Sale.
.-By the Tiitoe of the p..w. r cnferie.!
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61 SIB are UKIUllinnua I "ill vi. , .
p ibllo sale for eab l -tin un house
door In ths city of f-ew liern to the
highest bidder on. M.-aday the Bib day,
Well 1809, at the hour of 18 nooo all
tbe following tie ciibtd tract of land.
anion In th. Buiwrior t-.Jrt .4 Oraven ,uen don said creek to the
0.unt wherein t. r. Mc .ihv admin- pnning.omiaining l,o.-J a-res more or
h nw U h pUtnliir ! Krnul f nd known a. the Penyville plania
situated on tbe roitti stue ot rteuse rw . -liiverandEsitsideofLlttieSwlftcreelr,
J ClCDllOne
bounded as follows-Beginning at tbe)
fmks of Die New Hoad, opposite to the
dwe:!irg house of W. A. Morris, thence
ninnin np said road to nest orancu,
re down said branch to Little 8wift
, thenee up said creek to the mouth
i kim. thence up said swamp to
i ,. s' corner, thence reverse
... V l't.e to the Pamlico road
, i n J road to the begin
j seres more or less.
- u f f ! ".irv 1!9,
? ' AHTHY, . .
FIRE mSURAKCE CO.,
$30,000,00
INSCRANCI Bl-SINESS.
W. B. BLADES, I .,
JOHN DlhS.
Oflefi: OVIR CITIZENS HAM
Henry's
Pharmacy,
Combs, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
' ' Whisk Brooms,
Toilet Articles.
Perfumery,
With every purchase of FA IKY SOAP
oantlng to CS Cent, a Handsome
Calendar with 1 hntos of Dewey, Merrill
and Wheeler.
Physician's Prescription
.A Specialty.
Russell House.
Wbll In Beaufort he snre and stop at
the Rusell Bouse. First -Clans Hoard.
A homo Tor traveling people. Fishing
and hunting unexcelled. Terms 1.25 a
day or $5.00 per Veck.
G. A. RCSSELI,. l'rop.
Achiiinistrator's Notice
UNDER MORTGAGE.
By virtue of power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed executed by
Albert Gorum to Rosanna Mnorc, de
ceased, bearing date of Novemlicr 211,
18US,and recorded in Hook No. 112,
Folio 205-0-7 in tbe olllce of reeiiCer of
deeds for Craven county, I will as the
Administrator ot the estate of the said
Rosanna Moore offer for sale ami sell al -
Sublio vendue at tha door of tlie court
ous in New Bern, od Monday March :
20th I860, at twelve o'clock noon, .
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol- '
lowing described tract or parcel of land V
situated In the county of Craven & State .
ot North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a dog wood stump near the
home of the late Samuel Dudley, Wil
liam Mitchell old corner and running
north 6, east 00 pelcs across the
swarx.p to s stake tbence south .
48i east 22 poles to a stake, thence south .
40 east 61 poles to William Johnspn's -line,
thence south 71 west 70 poles with
his line to Samuel creek, thence up said ,
creek 180 poles to a gum no said creek
sud Manly and Simmons mill, thence :
norm w east ti poles to the begirniing.
Also another tract adjoining the above
tract being near Trent road about four
miles from JNew Uern, known as Mitchell
Island containing 125 seres more or lcs
being tbe same land conveyed by E W
Carpenter to Albert Gorum by deed'
bearing date or Novemlicr 21), ltf3, re- -crrded
in Book No 112, folio 205 In the
ottioe of Register of Deeds of Craven '
county and mortgaged by the said Albert
Gorum to the said Rosanna' Moore.
This llb day of February, 1809.
Tnos F McCarthy, - -Administrator
of Rosanna Moore.
" Sale ol Land.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Craven couuty made and en-
tered on the 18th day of January, 1890, 1 .
will sell at public auction for cash to tha
highest bidder st the Court House door
In Now Bern, Craven county,- North '
Carolina, at 13 M. on Monday the 6th day '
of March, 1809, the following real estate,
lo-wil: A tract of land in Craven coun- -ty,
N. C.r adjoining the lands ot Mrs
Kate Moyou north west.on the 8. by the
lands of Fenner Adams and David Tripp,
Br, on the east by the lands of David
Tripp, Jr, on 4he west by the lauds of
Kate Moye, being the lauds purchased
from Enoch Wadsworth by said Frot.
man Harris,-and on which Jou Benton "
and wife, Sarah, now reside.
Januaryl;tth, 18U0.
Jous Chapman, Administrator e
of Freeman Harris, dc'd. ' .
. L J Moore and I) L Ward, Attorneys,
Vakable Landg For Sale. f . -
Pursuant to tho powers in the deed
executed to me which is registered in
the olllce of the Register of Deeds of
Craven county, North Carolina, in book
No. 107, page 445, 1 - will sell at publio
auction at the Court House door of said
Craven county, on the 6th day of March,
1899, tt 18 o'clock mid-day, all that tract
or parcel of land situated in said Craven
county on the south side of Trent river,
Iwxii I K mlln. fww, I Via aIIw rt Kl i.nr llA.n
and bounded snd described as follows, -
Beginning at the mouth of Cypress ,
branch between Green Hill and Raccoon
Island at a marked cypress and running
the various courses of said branch IbU -poles
to a place opposite an Iron post on
the south east side of said branch, then -In
a line with said post' from tho run
of said .branch 4Q W 178 poles to su
Iron post in th aorth side of Oak Grove,
then north 80 west 42 poles to another
iron post, then tout a 4 west list poles
to aa iron post, then north 86 west ,VJ
poles to in Iron axle poat In tho lrnul
near a mat ked sycamore tree, i lieu soul Ii
w",0',r,fe line. of Hf '"'
Iben wilh said line eastwardly to Bili.is
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