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V SET THE PACE, - ' r OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW. - 'If' 1 Ct.ls, I'.t r IJruihra, WliUk liroornt, toilet Artktra. . Perfumery, Ac f A ! .It t'fc.l I. . .1, .4 I .,,... f kl It .4.4 -Mmn t. .. I. fr ' ..-1 t AMptWic IVp-t :'.. fur As -taatHt 6 riva .it4, m ..) big it ikiBhS OU itWCbi kss mvi ifcst.Cci.U!n5 rn- Owum.Morphli' iwx rj-;r-l KOTNABCOTil'. A Defect Remedy forf otwl'p. Hon. Sour Stomath.Diarrtiuaa. Worms JCorrvulswns.ieverislt ku and LOSS Of SUtr. YacSiaak Signature cf Knv -vomc. IXACT COW Or WRArTI" A. A If. C II. It. Tim TABLl 10. 7. to Take Effect Sunday, Oct. 9, 1896. . .. at 1 U. Going East BoBlDVMC: Going Wcat No. t I'aaseogvr 1 rains y No. 4 Lr. pm BTATtoNMc Ar. a m ;840 ,. .OoUUhoro. 1! 06 408... UunuigH... ...... .10 82 83.7:... . . tinUM 10 I 40......Ar. New Berne, Lv,... ,9(0 5M)......Lr. " Ar. ..ii 91 T0S....Ar. Morehead oily Lv...., 7 47 No. . t Mi'd r't and 4'awa Tu. : Ar P. H.. .: vut . ...... 813 ........ 1 48 Mi'd n & 1'nsaTn. Lr. a. M. 710....... ITATION'K . .. .Goldsboro. . . 7 43.. ..Best..... 806 .... '....LaGrange... 8 2d . ...... Falling Creek. V 14 Kloston.... V 23.,... Gtawell.... 10 15......!..... Dover..., .. 113 . .12 68 ..1158 ..1140 10 40,. . . V, .. .Core Creek. . . ...... 10 40 11 U..;...V...Titceror 10 18 11 81. ........ ...t'laika.... ....... .1000 13 05, ....... ..New Berne.. 880 " M- Monday. Wednesday, Friday. t Tuesday, Thursday Saturday. , . No. 1. I I I No.. Mx'd m. and I ttiTioNS: Mx't ft. and Pada.'1'n. . : faaa. Tn. Lv. in - - . Ar. p m 710...... ..Goldsboro...... ,.. 813 148 .....Beal'a. .......... 788 800 UUrango.. ...... . 7 08 8 3........Falliug creek......... 6 88 14 ..Kington...;. ,".. . 618 t., caawell... Sib 9 40..?... ..Ar. Dover, Lr 5 00 10 15,.:.. ..Lr. . " : "ArM......i 4 80 1040 core creek... ....... 400 11 15.. ........ Tuacarora.. ........ 8 88 11 81 Clark't 8 80 ir05 .....Ar. New Berne, Lv..... 8 50 180 Li.-- " " ' Ar .....10 47 8 13.....".....Tliverdale ..10 10 880 croatan... 10 00 843..... .... liarelock. ........ , 840 8 18.... .Newport. Lt. ...... 806 85... ...WUdwood ......... 847 881 .Atlantic........... 888 8....Ar.ilorehead olty, Lr..... 830 401.. ..Ar. M. oily lAipot, Lt..... 7 50 r. m. a. m. MuuJay. Wedneeday and Friday.: tiauxlay, rnurauay ana Baiuraay. 8. L. DILL, . : . - Uuperiutjident. Atlantic Coast JAne. WlLXlKUTOM & MSW lfEESE Ii. T1HR TAuLK No. 5, Ib Effect Vedoesday, Aug. 7, 1898, Daily Kxcvpt Sunday. ' Going South bcuedui.i: ) Going North - No. il,r i'aaoenger Train No. 50, -: Lr, a m, , stations: e - Ar. p m 0t ........ New Berne ........ 540 a ' o..iiu.i,.wIiia ft nj W Ml ...,,.,. UIIW.. , IIIO ..... V AM " Muvavilln . . 140 10 0J ... ....JacluonvUle 4 18 18 08. 1815 ..JAr. Wilmington; Lr. ... 3 35 r m ' ' r m No. 8, Pabsenqkb ft Fkbioiit, No. 4. . Leave Wilmington Monday, Wetlnea day and Friday, Leave New Borne Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. . Lv. A It . . 7 80 ....Lv. Wilmingtoa, Ar. 8 40 ..... .'..ScoU'aUill...; Ar. pm ... 1 45 ...13 65 ...13 15 ...II 40 . 880 ... . .. Woodaide...... lull.).,. ....... Holly ridge , 1051 Dixon. ..tC. 11 .... Veroui , 1205.........JaokgiuTillev .. lit JO. ... ...,.Norllioa.... . 81 65... Wbitwak ...10 51 , . . 10 20 . . . 9 4 ... 8 55 ... 8 y, ., 8 05 ...-7 20 ... 0: .1 80... , . Maysviiltt .... , .Polliwksviile.... . Debrulil'a . . .. ra 15 1.2 5 .... L3 40 ..... Ar. New Berne, Lr...... 600 "Daily txcept Humlv. ,J. K. KTNLY, jlieneral llauacer. i on i . 1 1 1 1 Ti p tm . : ft. n I i U j U iw j Bears tho B - if Simatnro Of Ai WILMINOTON WELDON R. R. ' And Branches, AND FLORENCE. RAILROAD. condeskd bchiduli." - TUA1NS GOING 80UTIL 4i OATBD Jaa. I 0U o a it P u. P. M A.M P.M. Lv. WrUlon It 5t 18 5C 9 4.-1 10 wl Ar. U. Ml. Lv.Taibon LTK. Ml. Lt. WIIkui, Lv. Brlina,. Lv Fav'vllh 18 81 6 Ob (I 45 7 it' 10 w It lit A 40 6 80 18 63 1 6t- 3 40 a 55 ii r- 4 8f Ar.Floren 7 85 8 15 A.M Ar. Golds... 7 60 Lv, Gold. 7 01 8 21 4 85 5 50 Lv. Mat'liW 8 051 84 0 ArWilm'ton P.M A M. P.M. TKAIN8 GOING NORTH. . J 2 C m ell 'Ad o a Ad AM P.M 7 4) Lv.FlorMic 0 W Lv.Fny'vill. Lv.Bclma.. Ar. Wilson 18 35 0 4 10 52 1 50 3 8T 11 81 A.M.I P. M A.M. LvWIlm'ton iiV. Mng'lia 7 001 8 81 V45 II 19 Lv. Holds 5 161 4 13 80 P.M. A.M P.M P.M. Lv. Wilson 3 85 8 80 5 50 6 lb 11 Si 10 88 1 10 1 58 At. R. Mt 10 0' It 67 Ar. Tarboro 7 04 Lv, Tarboro 12 81 Lv. H. Mt. 8 80 13 07 Ar. Weldou 4 Hi 13 5U P.M A.M Train on Die Scotland Neck Branoh UimiI k'urt-s Wclriun 3 85 p tn, Halifax i 15 i in. arrivfa Wootlaiul N.ck ot 5 08 it in, On t-uvillu 6 67 0 m Kiuston 7 55 p at. Ut-turning leaves Klnston 7 50 a m,4 Urn ovllleS irt a in, arriving Halifax at 11 18 am, Weldon 1188 a m, dally ex wpt ttunday. v ' ' , . v . 'I'rainf ou WosbluKtonVBrancb leave Washington 8 20 a ui and 3 80 p m, ar rive Parniele 0 10 a in, and 4 00 p m. re turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 8 80 p qi arrive Wasliiugtoii 11 00 a ui and 7 30 p m, daily except Sunday. ; Tiaiu leave Tarboro, N 0, daily except Sunday 5 80 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p ra, ar rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 1 10 p m, Be turniug, leaves Plymouth daily except Sunday. 7 50 a m, and Sunday 9 00 ajm, arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m, 11 00 a m Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leaves Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 7 05 a, m, arriving Smilhtleld 8 10 a m, Ileturn tng leaves Smithlielrt 9 00 a m; arrives at Goldsboro 10 25 a m. "Trains on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Monnt at 9 80 a tn, 8:40 p n, arrive Nashville 1010 a m, 4 03 p m. Spring Hope 10 40 a in, 4 23 prn. Returning leave SpiinK Hope 11(H) a m, 4 55 p m, Nash title II 33 a m. artive at Rucky Mount II 45 a ui, 6 00 p to, daily txcept Sunday, Tiainon I liuton Branch leates -Warsaw fur Clinton duijy, except Sunday, I M0 a ra and 4 15 pm, Tteturniug leaves tiinton at 7 00 a m and i) 00 p m. ' Train No 7ri makes clime eonneelion at Welden for all points North dally all rail via Klchiuond. 11 M EMFRRON, - Gen'l Pass Agent J R KKNLY, Ooii'I Manmrvr, T M K.M KK-SON, Traffic Manager. ' iivc:its, and j r:ulr-Mir ;s istH'inii'd ana ;til l'ilt- OFrtCt IS OPPOdlTF U t ATt NT UI V !Cf A tnu we r:in s urc f airnt la ksb tunc tuau tli)st btfml minH I, drawjnf ttr phnto., will drvrip ton. c acivise, ii n itci't ibit! or m t, tut Jim Our (,'( n,.t due nil it. ' i , rn.,-,l. L . u i ml i'I'.s uiu t i. i J r L Tin ti ail a t w W7: r Vr You Have Always BouRht. IjwidimaBii t.O ' , f. ' I h' m 'Mii-'.rT. mt k- B'.Hti . f n t.i; (rf tu0 -t aot Arfte X r f. t.l ftit- tlW fctlt, ru"M c rv . n!m ln Ih.m urm. In 4 Is -m in a AiiiAii Ma u t . 1 hit iwi' la r.- !f4 is, ... -i3 rmm i4e. i. il.I ft U U a I t ?v.) Ih uf Uie r. : to lik in, Iith hig. uui li.Minl mJk, ln,ir ly erw W .!tAin a ruu'4 i.4 bkitv rmr aad ou ibutg vJ mKarr i.t UuU II rmm?. AlMI a trnfc 14 4lwy A fl4 aut Ui.nn u k4i ai. Il kk4 ftm Uvtttk at nvmy nrv. And aa I wm (tad to see t.i .'., and. ef tnnne,' I botxtl 1 d tiid a h4 at Mtitl In It fen. T(wn 1 Mart a So .win 4 aty Uwtp around to t&k a gtantv 4 ih r-t a( nm beTuro walk la la. but 1 hadn't "fi beita t move tt Mm 1 btvutrht tt. IM lttil a iur U shnaa with ths brel4 on th ttuxr and Um olva ep at an acitl wt aixtat ta Omfresa, ton kuward Ih4 &. Tbr vrera tnt tn Utoae li, at eonrm, and the went up fnHa Ibe other ctdv 44 44 anatto of 41 terru to what I its n't Med to look to aea w4 a Duu) iltttDic lk la a chair In trtiht vt the tmlt aaita p. ' , "Weil, now. too know, that W44 tuiea prcutl, and while a man In my tnuiima nUKt expect unexrweiat thtnira and be irady tir im aiMt not b mtrprtwd or atar thd thut vu really so mrr naoauai thai I will admit I wa juat a Mule btt startled by it, and my hand uiniit Kara ahaaoa a little, and while under moat clroom atannia that wottldn'tsave anade the altirhwwt differenee In the world sera II made all the diSorenee, for Uwiuuxt that shook was the one holding the lamp, which wa at that moment eloas to the iamb of the door. I knocked the lamp aftaina It Just a little btt of a tick, but enouRh to wake up the sleeper. I oouM aee Ma feet draw up toward the chair. "Then I wanted to (ret out myself, and I started along the hall I was tn toward theeeUar door I'd some In at, but I hadn't taken two strra before I heard a loan any; . " 'Hold on there wait! Come back I' "And I went back. It was a command, bat tt 44 an Invitation, too, and I was ready to meet It or to chance It, and I went back to the dining room and looked In and saw a man lighting the gas; he'd been having for a light before a kerosene lamp that I saw now standing on the ta ble with the oil burned out. The man tamed and says to met ' . . . v ,. "Ootne4n.. :V. ' - ":- "H wasn't quite so tall aa I was, but be waa a pretty solid sort of a eltiaen, who could have held his own with me in a square rough and tumble easy, and be was a man who was accustomed to bossing thing and having folks do what he said. I couldn't tnll for the life of me what he was, what his business was, but I guess he waa just simply the richest man In the town and spent his time looking niter his property. And when I'd ooiue In he says: " 'What's your business, my friend f "And I said I was traveling black smith. - '"Il'mr hosays. 'You do most of your work nlghtHr' - "And I said yes, I did do mora or less night work. . , - -e- ,.. - " 'And I Imagine you've got a handy kit of tools right In that bag there now,' he says, pointing to my bag, that I bad set down alongside of the chair I was sitting In. - . .-! , "And I sold yes, I bad tools there for any ordinary work. . " 'You seo that safer' the man says, pointing toward the safe he'd been sitting In front of when I first looked In, and I looked at it and saw tho big, old fashioned safe, looking very imposing and strong, bat safe that a man that know bovreould cut into abont as easy aa he could a choose, and I said yes, I did.. " 'Well,' says the man, 'I want to' get Into that safe. There's some papers in there that I've got to have in court tomor row morning, or this morning rather, at So-and-so at 10 o'clock. And I've broken the key, and I'vo been trying here for half the night to break the safe open. Do you suppose you could open Itr' ' "Well, I had to kind of cough to conceal my emotion, because I could have opened the old box, you know, In ten minutes, but I said yes, I eould open it, I thought. " 'Well, now,' says the man, 'you pitch In and open It,' and he sat down in aohalr there near the safeand got ready to sec me work: And I put my bag np on the table and got out my tools and went at It, with the owner looking on and greatly Interest ed. "In about throe-quarters of an hour I had the door of tho safe off and laid on Its back on the floor. " 'You certainly are a handy man with tools, ehf says the man, and then be asked me to look through the safo and see that the.ro was no money In it, which was quite right. There wasn't any. 'You'd have got nothing, ' says tho' man. 'But you've saved me a lot of bother and trou ble,' he says, 'getting those papers tor me In time, and I want to pay you for It. How much do you think 1 ought to give your' v.t . -"And I said I'd leave that to him, - " 'Bow muoh do you make a duyf he says. "And I told him ftiy earnings varied; that sometimes I made nothing and some times I mado a good deal, but I thought I didn't average more than f 20 a day. He seemed to have his own ideas about that, too, but he handed me over a f 2U note and said the work was worth it tu him. "And then he esoorted me to the door. And he didn't ask one not to come buek nor threaten nor warn nor anything. He knew that my knowledge of his habits about money insured Mm from any fur ther visits from me, as far as that was concerned, and he wasted no words over it. He Just lot me out the door and didn't oven Say good night. "Curious things happen in my business Yes, they do, sure; no doubt about It. A man may go for days and weeks and noth ing whatever happen; everybody sound asleep and you just walk in and walk out, and that's all there is to It, but when anything does happen it's more'n likely to be something out of the usual course." New York bun. Woeld Lose Lea. It is often said that no European can understand Chinese commercial methods. Here is a ourlous Instance of the Celest ial's mental inversion. A Chinese hotel keeper had contracted to board and lodge a visitor for f 1 a day. As time went on he found It impossible to gut his weekly account settled. So ho oQered to maintain bis guest for half a dollar a week. Ho said he would lose less. An Honest r.-clielne f; rla Cr; -George W, Waitt of Poulh Gai.r.u r, Ve snvn; "I have had the woi-t ( oe co" 1, rl and grip at ,1 h.-.e t, ' . 11 h.i of trash of no account but profit lo the '. r. Ohmt ' ! ,!n's ( ... '1 I is tli. e 'y t' -'' tl -1 " ! y f , 1 -ir, 11 ; o ' 11 1 1 V ! 1 1 , t ' 1 ! 1 ' I .,..',,.,' ..... .ft , , tl . .1 4..'.. It .1 Ul 4"l" 4 ,1 -w I .Ml K t - m 1 tr. I . I .--I l. -il ti t . . t 1 . , - M I , ! 44 ,r 1 "I "' - (.-t--"ll. . f . . i ' .wtfM mm 44 14 irm$ 4 I H t . . ( H- i r HViTT, Viut4 N4 ruml. W. hMMf. M4 Wll l. t.ill 1. 11 r4i -1. 11 -1 4i, Ik4f rw. 44) V.4. " - um .UmM ! '4 DIsirrTMra Tkkl. mm aa kj ikw Kallw4. CommeBcIni Noveaber 1st, the Boaiharm Rsilwsy wlfl sell from priaoi pal stations OB lis lines, round-trip W later Tourist tickets to beat resort 1b Florida, the Booth and AshavilTe, N. C, In "Thelaed of the Bk f at (really reduced rate for the roand-lrlp. Tickets will t oa sale fro as Keveaber 1st, Botn April 80, IMS, ami la most cases ficsllimit morning May gist, ISA la connection with the above ' the 8 jo the ra Railway offers the quickest sod finest train service and connections I all rssoru la the South, Mexico, Cali fornia, Cnba and Porto Rico. ' Any informalloa as to rate, schedules, sleeping ear ervlce, accomodations, ate., cheerfully famished spon application to any agent Southern Railway, or R. L. Vernoa, Traveling Passenger Agent II South Tryon SL, Central ITotal Bldg., Charlotte, N. V. ' Ilia parents bar spent great deal of money npoa hi education, havent theyf I should say so. Yon ought to feel MtMMCte.'.:' ." -.' Wv-I DOUCH SYRUP Will our Cough or Cold at onbe. It positively relieves all Ihmat troubles. Small doses. Price 85 eta, at druggist. A Good Telephone - 8EIIVICK IS A BUSINESS . NECESSITY, A . HOME -. "CONVENIENCE. A-COM-.'B1NED . . .". ,' . .' , ' CoiiToiiItue, - Linxur ! Or'der Your Phone at Once ! : Notice of Administration. ' . Having duly qualified as the Adminis trator of Macon Bryan, deceased, all persons are hereby notified to present their claims to ins duly verified, on or before January 81st, 1000, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. .' All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, This January 81, 1898. L. U. &ATTBRTW WAFTS, ' Administrator. NOTICE I State or North Carolina.' . I Superior . Craven County Court. P n Pelletler ra Greenville Lumber Oa, and others: .. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and stockholders of the Gteenville Lum ber flompany who have not filed their claim against said Company nr been made parlies defendants to said suit, the said claim of interest or a creditors of said Greenville Lumlier Compsny to he made on th Receiver, Lnvlt lilnes, within sixtv days from the dale hereof, W. 11. WATSON, O. 8, C, .--:;.;... Craven County. Notice of Sale. L. II, Cutler, vs -, Z. R. Folsom. i By virtue of an execution to ma direct ed In the above entitled action issued from tue Superior -Court of Craven county, I will sell at public auction at the Court House door New Bern, Craven county, on Wednesday, March 1,18IW, at 13 o'clock M all the right title and in terest of Z. R. Folsotn In collateral held by the Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Bern to-wlt: ; 98 shares of the capital stock of the Stimson Lumber Company as evidenced by certllicateB. No 85 for 20 shares, " 84 " 4 . '..:' 15 " 10 " 20 " 29 " 28 u 29 M Terms of sale Cash. J. L. IlAnN. Sheriff Craven Co, This Feb'y 17, ISfltf. t : r '1 I.1 f i i. . 1 ii ! 1 11 i ' ', 1 ' ", r . Wlik vry purrh4 of FAIKY KOAI aottotinf to US (Vets, a lisndsoaw Cakredar with I hnUm vl tlea-ry, Merrill and Wbrrlrr. PttyskUnl PrTao ipt lor .. SrecUtty. Ooulhern --viiailvvay.v' ThepiaodsrJ Railway ot II r SOt'TH The Direct. Lina4o all Point. .TEXAS, . : CALII ORXIA, : FLORIDA, . CUBA AND : 1ORTO 1 CO. Btrfctly First-Clasa Equipment on all Tbroogk or Local Trains; PuIIdibb Ptl mm Bleeping Oars on all NlKht Trains; Fast and Safe Schedules. " Travel by ibe South rn and you are as sured Bate, Oomfortable and Exprdt tlona Journey. . ' t Apply to Ticket Agent for Time Ta blut, Rates Mid General Information, or address 7. R, DARBY, R. L. VERNON, " aP.AT.A, f. r. A., Asbeville, N. 0 CharlotU,N.a Fbaitk 84&4no, - J. II. Cult, . 8d V P Aen Man. Tiaf. Kan W. A. Tcax, G P A, WASHINGTON, - D. C. Clean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed to be chemically madfrom distilled water and free from imparities. Specially in tended and prepared for human con sumption.. Ice delivered daily (except Bundnys) 6 a. a. to 8 p. ra. 1 . , . , Sundays (retail only) T a. m. to 13 noon. For prices and other information, address, .. , : . r - . , . ...... New Berne Ice Co.," , B. 8. O.TJION, MtiMUr-. Notice IIp-to-Dato ! . We keep always on hand Hard Brick, Iialhea. Park Sausage, the lrst and fat teat Nloe Beef Steak 80, Stewing Bo f 8c. - ... All kinds ot Dry Stove Wood under large shed, it never gets wet in rainy weather. J cord guaranteed to the load. Hand made Heart Shingles, . Buggies and Bicycles. s . ' - Houses always to let. - ' ' A large stock of Gronrrios, Flour and Meat Cheaper than any man. Post for fenoing. We sell all above mentioned at the Cheapest Prices. - R. O. OODLEY, Balesman. BIG hILL. Ths ShiDcle Has. 0 l lr- Is now racing, the ideal preventative is Duffy's Tonio Ague Pills, which by building up the strength ami giving lone to the system is really the only way that this distressing malady can be warded off; while for an actual attack there is nothing better, used in Connection with Duffy's Anti-Bilious Pills and Cough Killer. This treatmenj we guarantee to cure the worbtcate if taken in time, T.'ti. DUFFY, - . PHARMACIST. Cor. Middle & 8. Front Streets. REAL ESTATEAGENGY Houses and Lots For Sale at Lowest Posxrhle Figures, Desirable Homes and Tenements that will prove a fine invest menr. ' ' Collect inn of Hints a Specially. Cilice at Hubert & Bryan's More, op posite post nlliee, . SKALkll PltdP. SALS IlltlUK's CltUKK l'n :m.k: , - ( 1 I's 1' e r Miul , f (nt!m''ion- ' 1 f f 1 ( V 111 I tljn' ot ssul , '. 'J ii-it Hie : , 1 to s l- s 1 r t i A ' V"tkea' w - Unu4 1S09 r Will pmre t the nrW that lb lilrycle I an Jenifer a fad. rv a Insmy, I a' il Km t tu tlf. Il will at, M) Int. (mr. mn.l ta -Whe.. luvd HumtiWa. l'4,'er, etc, aiwl as will harxllr mm bat U nry U-. huxoi maiea, sad wilt aril them at a rmm raH" fwviAi. Orat .'4), CtrV Uiid t0 and f. Oil.. t other elegant ki(fa ni "heels SSW and f iS. bWrnd aaint win-. Is fio 84 np, Aii 10H pair Hartford Tire whkb ws w lU ,Rer at very few priors - liont forget the Ediana Pnonrak, which w are agents for. price 3I1. We have ever) thing thai is ke.it la rirat-Clas Bicycle Eaiebll4hnenl. SASilS I'lClf iOMPitT.- Planter Bufldlag. ' GOOD BOARD ! At Rsasonablt Rate, At Mrs. S. M. Smith's BOARDINO HOUSE, 81 8. Ftont EL, New Bern, N. . Fl R5T CLASS ACCOMflbDATlON John H. Fisher, Ileal HNfa(e anil Collection-Agency, 117 BROAD STREET, v . NEW BERN, - N.C . Rouses to Rent. Houses and Lota for Sale. Town Lots sold on the installment plan Sprclal attention and prompt re tarns to collection of rents, 4c. LARGE STOCK . . . OP Horses & Mules JUST ARRIVED mumi mtmmmmm is utM..MM. Which will be'iold for CASH or one and two years time. . - , . : Large Stock of laiiggle and Snrries, And IIarneau ALL RINDS OF HORSE GOODS. J.W. STEWART. Rub, Rub, Rub. And the constant rub will soon wear out your linen. Now don't h-t this con tinue any longer; but let me do your Laundry work. We don't rub your shirtfe to pieces, bflt wash them in a large revolving pool that flows With plenty of water, .We use the best s-ap and guar, antee no lye or soda. Call and tee for yousrelf. ' We wish to treat our patrons right. Send us your Laundry. -.- NEW ISEIISf E STEAM LAUNDRY, J. E. DAY BERRY, Alan. i i4. I '. tl f I a 4? t; Ii .lirt.-u 9 il i.e 1 v on (iert cifi-enter, w lien lie lines sum siuM imr sleel ttMils s hiri-i. sfmin our 1, i g'-n'e stock. ' en- .ii ' ".- r imv I" l-'ovn by I 1 line enter i' it is up to- t m i , 1 i 1 v w n't ine --if-r miiiw'iMI,' -(" Ta. r 1 .v-U: ( ' i 1 i ' 'ci?r'.-l i-- Three Carloads Kentucky & Virginia Horses . and Mules Just Received. FINESl CLASS OF DRIVE AND E0AD II0K8KS. . BEST AND MOST DCBABLE CLASS OF WOKK. - MULES TUE BEST OF ANY DESCRIPTION, l!AN(!ING FBOM m TO 1CJ HANDS.". ' 80LD UNDKB 8TUICT AND FULL OAUUANTKK. COMPLETE LINE OF BUQQIES. WAGONS CARTS AND U A EN ESS. - See tn befor bo jing, it will paj jou. M. Hahn & Co. THE NEW BERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., OP NEW CAPITAL, HTDOE8 A GENERAL FIRE T. A. GREEK, President, ? -GEORGE GREEN, Secretary. ' ; J. J. WOLFENDIN, Gen'i;Ageiit. HTCITICIE ! Notice U hereby given that application will be mado to vlie Ueneral Assembly at its present sesaion. Id have a stock law passed for the following territory-Haunted in Craven and Jones counties, to-wit: Beginning on the west side ot the Wil mington and New Beru Railroad, at or near Blarkledge's Run, where the pres ent stock law lipo crosses the railroad, and running along on the west side of the W & N It K to the Trent road at the live mile post from New Born, and then along the west side of the Trent road to where the railroad crosses the said Trent road, near Kocky Run, and then along the west side ot the railroad to where the railroad crosses the Trent Road at De Bruhl's store, near the eight mile post; and then along the west side of the Trent road lo tbo ten mile fork, and thence along the north west side of the Trenton road to Beaver Dem near and above the residence of J B Bunks, and thence a southwardly direction along the Beaver Dam Swamp and thecleured land of the said J 11 Hunks, tn the Trent river, crossing the Treut river, enters the lands of F G Simmons, and runs in the most available direct course to the north west side of the Quaker Bridge Road, north wtst of P G Simmons' gin house; and thence along the north west side of the Quaker Bridge to where the cleared land and the White Oak Pocosin meets, then crossing the Quaker Bridge road runs in south east direction, and the most available and practicable route, around the cleared lands nf John C Parker, Beo ton Simmons and olheis, so as to enter into what is known as the White Oak road, above the residence of E F Sander son, and thence along on the north west side of the said While Oak road, to the public road, near Jin K U. Old Holds, kuown as the White Oak river road, and then along on the north west side of the said While Oak river rood, running op to a point oppooite a cross fence, known as the Oldiield division cross fence line. Theiics creating the White Oak river road, and running with the division line f. ncu of Mrs R (J Oldiiela's to the woods on the White Oak river swamp; and thence running along, and down the north sidu of ibe White Oak river and swamp parallel with the White Oak river swamp, the most available and practicable coarse to the south east side of the Wilmington and New Bern rail road, to the division line of Lewis By num and the J-E Hay lands, thence in a north eastwardly direction along the line of the said Lewis Bynum's aba Ibe late J & Hay's to tbe "north east side of the public road leading lrom Haysville lo Stella, Thence along the north east Side of said publio road to a stake, the division line between the Maysville Land Company's Lands and the Hay Lands thence along the surveyed line of the Maysville Land Company and J E Hay's lauds, northwardly to the northeast cor ner of the Land Co's. land, thence south westwaidly 1,437 feet with the Land Company's north lino, to tbe right of way of the Wilmington and New Bern Railroad. Thence northwardly on the east side of said Railroad to a point op posite F H Foy's cleared land on the east side of said Railroad, thence eastwardly lo the terminus of said cleared land, thence northwardly along the- eastern side of the cleared lands of F H Foy, W W Freeman, J N Fo9cuennd ELHaugh ton, thence the most available and prac ticable northeastwardley and direct line to a point oa the Beaufort road, between Ibe residence of J J Hires and Olay Hill Branch; thence on the southern side of l lite said Beaufort road, running east wardly and along and parallel with the various courses of the f siid road to B point opposite the nffrthenslern terminus of tbe cleared land t J H Bell, on what is known as the Joseph R Hill plantation and then crossing the sid publio road and running northwestwardly to Trent river at or near the mouth of Raccoon creek, the northwestern terminus. January 13. 1899. . - AVhHe In Beaufort be sure and stop at the Runell House. First-Claps Board. A home, for traveling people. Fishing s.i'l liiiiiiiix; unexcelled. Terras f 1.25 a : - eek. BERN, N. C $5O,00O,00 INSURANCE BUSINESS. , W. B. BLADES, I v I. JOHN DUNN, Vlccmat- Offices! OVER CITIZENS BANK Administrator's Notice " ' UNDER MORTliAGE. By virtue of power of sale contained In a certain mortgage cli oil executed by Albert Goruin to liosanna .Moore, de ceased, bearing date of November 29, 18a,wuL recorded in Book No. 113, Folio 25 (I-Mn the ollice nf register of deeds for Craven county, 1 will ai tlio Administrator of the estate of the said Rosanna Moore offer for sale and sell at publio vendue at the door of the court nouse in new liern, od Monday Alarch 20lb 18U9,. at twelve o'clock noon, to tbe highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing described tract or parcel of land silunled In the county of Craven & Slate of North Carolina, bounded as followe: Beginning at a dog wood slump near the home of the late Samuel Dudley, Wil liam Mitchell old corner and running north 9, oast (10 pries across the swamp to a stake thence south 48t east 83 poles to a stake, 1 hence south 40 east 8 polos to William Johnson's, line, thence south Tl west TO poles with his line to Samuel creek, thence up said creek 130 poles to a gum on said creek and Manly and Simmons mill, thence north 92i east 77 poles to the beginning. Also another tract adjoining the above tract being near Trent road about four miles from New Bern, known as Mitchell Inland containing 125 acres more or less being the same land conveyed by E W Carpenter to Albert Gorum by deed bearing date of November 39, 1803, re corded in Book No 112, folio 2C5 in tint nit n I)...:..... t 1 j . , . .. coudlv anil mnrio-niren nv innaAiii a lerw Gorum to the said liosanna Moore. This 18th day of February, 1891). Titos F McCarthy, Administrator of liosanna Mooro. Sale ot Land. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Craven county made and en tered on the 18th day of January, 1891), I will sell at publio auction for cash to the highest bidder at the Court House door In New Bern, Craven county, North Carolina, at 13 M. oa Monday the Oth day of March, 1899, the following real estate, to-wit: A tract of land in Craven coun ty, N: C adjoining the lands of Mrs Kate Move on north west.on the 8. by the lands of Fenner Adams and David Tripp, Sr. on the east bv the lands of David Tripp, Jr, on the west by the lauds of Kate Moyo, lieing the lands purchased from Enoch Wadsworth by said Free man Harris, and on which Joe Benton and wife, Saroli, now reside. , January 13lh, 1899. John Chapman, Administrator - 1 " ' of Fretnian Hirrjs, doe'd. L J Moore and D L Ward, Attorneys, ; Valuable lands For Sale, Pursuant to the powers in the" deed executed to me which is registered In tne oince 01 tne Kegister ot needs of Craven county, North Carolina, in book No. 107, page 445, 1 will sell at public auction at the Court House door of said Craven county, on the Oth day of March, 1899, at 13 o'clock mid-day, all that tract or parcel of land Bitualed in aid Craven county on the south side of Trent river, about 5 miles from the city of New Bern and bounded and described as follows, viz:,'.--".. . Beginning at the mouth of Cypress branch between Green Hill and Haccoon Island at a marked cypress and ruuuine; the various courses of said branch If.) poles to a jilare opposite an iron post 011 the south east side of said, branch, then in a line with said post from the run of said .branch 40 W 173 'lioics to sn Iron post in the north side of Oak Grove, then north 80 west 43 poles to another iron post, then south 4" west S" po to an iron post, then north 80 weBt ;;, 4 poles to nn iron axle post in the land near a marked sycamore tree, then soul h 4 west to back line of Hatelis li,.t. then with said line eastwardly to K: creek, then down said creek to tho 1 ginnm;, containing 1,000 acres mm- Iffs nnd known as the Perry villo 1 tw, ... . 1 i 0. 11 I'i