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Tarrt h no bm Uhtna IsbylatlMbnvM htb1nk.tBal tfedl
hatband end was tucether. Nothing b tedder that rnattess wedax.
Ike nuttu vxl Cixxnf (4 the hltk ooa onset t tbnexsnd times the
xxauoiul womet tnd Irak U Me. Wuea a wile fe torn, there k
deranrrraerx tomewbert la UK genital orpm, oased by a or mort of
tb.u curaroua disorders tauwa as " lonu trouble", wa of Cardial
' k the remedy. R putt the organs of immtioe la t ttmnr and hesllhy
conditio, attlng U wrr Uw tot thisd duty at reproducine; her am.
Durnf tht rarlud of f oI2toa tht emat svsteni of tht expectant another
k buJI ap to withstand tlx ordeal o hbor, tad when tht ettit dm
14
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snakes K tavern as amy ana
strong, wea-faied to trow to ms- .
turity In perfect health. Tht
mother, too, panel through tht
trial with Itllt past and no dread.
W not Cardol ft truly wonder
ful medicine lor women.
V.
Urie Bottles for
WILMINOTON WELDON R. R.
And Branch, -Aad
Atlantic Coiat Line Railroad Con
of South Carolina.
TRAINS UOINO SOUTH.
DATED
June 19, W
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Lf .Kloreocr 9 40 7 4 .
LT.Fay'tillt 14 i... . 9 4:i
LT.Heliua.. 1 Ml 10 0a
Ar. Wilson 8ft .... . 11 81
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LTWilm'ton '. . 7 00 9 48
Lv. Mag'li. 8 84 11 1
Lt. Ooldt.. S IS .... 9 4al3W
1 M A.M P. M P. M
Lt,- Wilaon 3 85 5 48 11 si 10 88 1 10
Ar. It. Ml. . 3 80 IS 13 07 II 86 1 Ml
Ar. Tartxxv .... 7 04
Lt. Tarbon, 121
Ly. K. Mt.- 8 30 19 0l
Ar. WeUm 4 J 1.00
- 1'. M A. M.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Atlantic aud Vadkin Division Maiu Line
Train leave Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
r rivet Fayt-tieville 13 15 p m, leavea Fay
" etteville 13 25 p m. arrives banford 145
p m. llelurulng leave bauford 9 80 p in,
. arrive Fayt'tteville 8 45 p m, leave Fay
etteville 8 50 pin, arrives WiliLingtui)
64) p m. . . . '
WilminRton and WiMon llailroad,
Bennettsville Branch Trains leavea
Beuneltsville t 14 a m, Maxion 9 80 a m,
lied Uprhiga 9 58 a m, Hope Mill tO 49
a ui, arrive Fayi tteville 10 60. Return.
lag leaves Fttyetteville 4 40 p m, llope
- . Mills 4 55 p in, lied Hprlnga 0 35 p in,
Maxton 6 15 pin, arrives tivnuetUviile
. 7 18 p ni. ; .
Conuecllont at Fycttoville with train
No. 7tr Jluxton with the tJnrolina
(Jentral Kailroail, At Rrd Springs with
the lied Hiirings and Uowinure railroad,
albauford with the Heauotrd Air Line
ana tsouthern Railway, at Uuff with t;ie
Durham and Charlotte Kuilroml.
" Train on tlut Bcutlaud Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 35 p in, Halifax
4 15 pm, arrives Scotland Nruk at 6 08
' p m, Greenville 6 67 p m, Klnstnn 7 60
, p m. Returning leaves Kinstou 7 50 am
Ureenvllle 8 53 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, Weldon 11 88 a m, .daily ex
cept Sunday. -
;; Traint on Washington Branch leave
Washington 8 10 a ni and 3 30 p iu, ar
. JTive Parniele 9 10 a in, and 4 00 p m, re
' turning leave Parniele 9 85 a in and 6 80 p
ni arrive Washington 11 00 a m and
p m, daily nxcept Sunday. . -v-1:.
Train leave Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Buuday 5 SO p m , Sunday, 415 p nj , ar
" rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 6 10 p in, Ite
c turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
- Bunday, 7 60s ni, and Sunday 9 Off a ni,
"' arrive Tarboro 10 05 a m, 11 00 a n.
- Train on Midland; N 0 Rrauuh leaves
Ooldsboro daily, except Sunday, 7 05 a,
. m, arrlviug Sruithnehl 8 10 a m, Returu-
ing leaves SmithHeld 9 00. a m; arrives
mt lAnldaKnM. Ill m m- ....
Tralus on Nalrvilhi liupch leaves
Rocky Mount at 9 80 a nvS:4U p ui, arrive
" Nashville 10 10 a A, 4,08 n." Spring
. Hope 10 40 a m, 4 85 piu.Ketuming leave
. epring nope u w t m, m p m, nasli
ville 11 93 a ni, arrive at RookT Mount
11 45 a m, 6 00 p m, daily excoDt Stindar.
. Train on Clinton Urauch leaves War
taw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
8 10 a m and 4 15 p m, Keturping leaves
' Clinton at 7 00 a ui and 10 60 pan. ;
- Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for alt points North "daily all
: rl Tia Richmond. -; - -.
II M EUEKSON. Gen'l Pass Agent.
. t- it R-t.rnjt, eu'l alanager. .
. T Al MK80N, Trafflo Manager'.
iRussell. House.
- While In Beaufort be tore and ttop at
.the .4tutell. lioTjte. Jlrot-Claaa Board.
A home for traveling people... Finlilog
and bunilu? unexcelled. Termt (1.25 a
Cay or ao.uu per week.' .. - .
..: 6. A. RUSSELL Prop.
LIM THAT BIXDS.
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HW11
i(WlmtOiiwi,ymiirMii.
lMmaaMK.aa4tkaa)Mcl Bas
st- . .
Mm. g. JOWBBB
K
uanr arnsssi atruTaitr.
f ' 4.tMrf S-.1, TwilihiMMi
$1.00 at Druggists.
A. AX. C IX. II. .
' TIM I TABLf MO. 8. . "
lo',Tak Effexit Monday, Jana 96, 1899
at 5:90 P. M. i
OolngEaat'l BctiKDCLE: Ootof Weal
No. S . faateagar Traina '' No, 4
Lt. p aa aTAnoat Ar. a at
I 40 Ooldabord 11 OS
4 09 UQrmng...J ,10 tt
4 83 KinatoD ......1019
40 Ar. Naw lleroo, Lt..'.. .. 9 00
6 50 Lt. " Ar. 8 87
7 IS. ...Ar. Morehead city Lt.. . . . 7 OS
No. S. PaaaaoKr Traint. No, .
Lt p m .. aTATiOMs: Aram
520..
549..
6U .
7 IS .
7S5 .
. ...OoMaboro 0 40
LaOraage .....
...... Kinvton
.Ar, New l'crn Lt,.
.Lt. - Ax..
. ... 07
5 47
44S
487
80S
Nn a
8 50 Ar Mnrt-Ui ad City, Lt
No. 1,
4 I'd Ft. atid
IWTn.
.. a in
..... ,
CTtTIONR:
Mat Ft. and
Pan. Tn.
Ar, p
7 10 Uoldftboro..., 8 18
7 43 llcxfa 7 88
8 0S LaU range . 7 08
S2 Falllnit crock 6 88
9 44 KjoBlon... 6 18
9 38 caawvll 518
9 40 JUr. Dover, Lt 5 00
0 10 Lt. ' Ar 4 90
10 40 core Creek 4 00
II -IS. Tuacarora 8 88
1181 clark'a 8 20
19 06 Ar. New Berne, Lt 9 50
ISO Lt. " Ar 10 47
119 lliverdale ....1010
3 90...,. croatan ...10 00
943...,. Ilavclock. 940
8 13 Newport, Lt....... 9 06
8 35 .....Wildwood 8 47
8 81 ..AUanlk....- 8 88
8 48 ... . Ar. Morehead city, Lt 8 30
4 01 ... .Ar. M. city Depot, Lt 7 50
M. a. at.
'Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
(Tueaday Thursday and Saturday.
- 8. L. DILL,
" '' Huperinte tdent
Atlantic Coawt Itinel
Wilmington New Bbrsi R. R.
TIMB TABLB NO. 5,
(nElfect vvcduciday, Aug; 7, 1898,;Dally
: Except Sunday,
Going South BCllBttULB: Going North
No. 51, Passenger Traint No. 50,
Lt. a m
9 00...
'938...
951...
10 03...
8TATION81
Ar.
...j. New Berne ..V'v
.....Pollockaville ... ...
.......Maytville.".... .
. . . . .Jacksonville. . . ,
I Wilmington, I
. Union Depot . J , "t
0 04
4 49
418
939
12 or;
1315 .
' r
Ar. WlJeaWgtoni Lt. ...-8 25
Ho. 8,'
Passknqeb ATatiairr.'v No. 4.
Leave WUnilugton 'Mondays Wednes-
1oy and Friday Leave Hew Bornt'Tue.
lay, Tnursoay. ana rat,urayV4 .
I.T. am - -.-r Ar F M
3u,k . .ir; tviiiningioa, at.,,. I t
9 40..Al:8cotf8 Hill Uvitt 65
9 80.
.Woodside.,,;;. ,.13 10
.... .Hollyridge ,.S,.;...ll 40
10 05..
10 51
1120.
13 05.
13 30.
DIxon...... - ti..l0 61
Verojia. ...10 20
.. .Jacksonville. '.i,. 9 45
Northeast.... 8 55
....Whiterak. .......... 880
.. , . Maysvllle ., . 8 06
...PollooksvHle..v 7 90
,. .Dohruhl's... 6 85
St 65.
I 80.
910
300
140.
Ar. New Berne. Lv.-.. 64K1J
Duly JOxoeptSujllay,
, ,J. R. KEKLY,""
. ' Ueneral ManareX-
i i nr.-.. . , .
v Tiansrorta'ion . . .
- . ;DItALK.IlI, , V ;
llariiwarc and lire Arms
. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Paints,
- 'bilt, Cement, Lime, Etc ' -
Agent for Garland Stores & Eapgei
and Devoe'g, ind BeoJ Moorei1
RIA DY-MIX ED PAINTS.
Under Hotel ChatUwka, x
THE AKOIaIN A,
Morehead City N. O. T. L. Hall, prop
..- n Terms Satisfactory.'
tivitBr. tuunto xttis ouean
Elk
wood,
SIrtGULAR FISH CIUDLES. '
4 -ath flab ati tf has sxts
taaaa) stM BUaihw
Is tba .VtU thevw U a alftfuar Bah
that has b kaewa frea early BlMa
em It Is Ardxatad ta the Aeoathi
Rlawa ar ftm. Is aawwa as TUapaa
takweUs and at eapactauy cacasaoa to
Palastlae and the M ar lake ef Tthw
rtna. Kearty B -theaa Bihtt aar a
aasrHlar Bstnad aT carte fee thatr
yaaug. At rW tlSM af apasrBtag the
MHhar flub rorast a Uttat aat assaM
the reeds and rwahea, ta whtck aba da
poatta parhans WO freaa ( a boot
the ata 61 soot, whk-a aba Unitatato.
ly aitiitt, Carlowaty taaagh. to all
the thousands of aaha hot Urea or foot
Instaaraa are knawa a hare toe toother
dtsplaya aay affsrUoa fur her yowg at
raoiaina by tbaca.
TUe father atatloba klnartf by tba
eat aad preaaatly appaart to bacUnlnc
a paa tba esa, bat If be la earafully
watched K wUl to seen that be la taa
tng tneta tats) bar asonU vtth the
Kiteat ear and not ewaUowlof
tbeta. Tbey are todged ta what car-
rvapoada to tba cheeks and held there.
Tba etc sooa batch, the little Babee
arow and the countenance of Mr. Tae
nia becomes greatly swollen and puff
ed oat of oil semblance to bis former
self. Be raanot begla to does Us
mouth and presents a tooat extnortttV
nary appearance. ,
Te a (-commodate aad protect the
growing family the. Bab submits to
great meoavenleiire and only permits
tneta to escape wbrn It H a physical
Impossibility to bold them any longer.
At this time the father wlU undergo
severs treatment rather than rrlln
qulsb bis progeny. He baa beeaAbrowa
out upon the beach, bat still dints te
bis charge, even daring bis death
strngglea. Many of the young resaala
la this singular cradle entll tbey are
four laches la lenftnPhaadelphla
Inquirer.
MAY TIRES.
i
Aaateat Beeteh
Cmetaaa Whteh
Onae IaTlT
Sir John Sinclair's "Btatlatlcal Ac
count of Scotland" coo talus notices of
many old customs, which still con tin
ned to be obeerred la the HlgbUtnda,
though they were even then fast dying
out From the eleventh to! urns of that
great work, which wsJ published la
1701 and the succeeding years, ws
learn, on the authority of the minister
of Callander. Pert hah I re, that the boys
of the township assembled to a body
upon the moors on May day, and pro
ceeded to dig a circular trench, leaving
the soil In the center undliturbed, so aa
to form a low table of greea turf, suf
ficient tn slse to accommodate the
whole party.
Tbey lighted ajlre and prepared a
costard of milk and eggs, and a large
oatmeal cake, which they baked upon a
stone placed In the embers. When they
had eaten the costard, they divided the
cake into aa many equal portions ss
there were persons In the assembly and
daubed one of those pieces with char
coal until K was perfectly black. They
then placed all the pieces of cake to
gether In a bonnet and each In torn
drew one blindfolded, the bolder of the
bonnet being entitled to the last piece.
The boy who drew the blackened por
tion was destined to be sacrificed and
was compelled to leap three times
through the flames.
Although the ceremony bad degen
erated Into a mere pastime for boys. It
It evident that It must once npon a
time have Involved the actual Saciiflce
of a human being. In order to render
the coming summer fruitful. Gentle
man's Magaslne.
A Waadertal Beak. .
- The Chinese Almanac Is the moat
largely circulated publication In the
world, tfee copies printed and sold
yearly reaching several mllllona. It Is
printed at Peking and Is a monopoly of
the emperor. Wether almanac being
permitted to be sold la that country,
Although containing reliable astro
nomical Information, Its chief mission
Is to give full and accurate Informa
tion for selecting lucky place for per
forming all the acts, great and mall.
of everyday life. And as every act of
Ufa In China, however trivial, depends
for Its success on the time In which
and the direction (point of compass) to
ward which It la done, It to of the ut
most Importance that every one should
have correct information at all times
available to enable him so to order his
life as to avoid bad luck and calamity
and secure good luck and prosperity,
So great la "the native faith in Ita In
fallibility that not long since tba Chi
nese minister to Germany refused to
sail on a day which had been appointed
because It was declared n the almanac
to be unlucky. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Baarata's Bhasat Aaasrer. '
"John Bunyan wrote The Pilgrim's
Progress" in Bedford all, where be
Vaa confined for bis religion. A Quak
er came to the prison aad that ad'
dressed him:'"-- ' ; : v -
- "Friend Banyan, the Lord bath sent
nie to seek for thee, and I 'have been
through several counties la search of
thee and now I am glad I have found
thee." : " . .
Bunyan replied, "Friend, thou dost
not speak truth In saying Oho Lord
ant thee to seek for me, for the Lord
well know that I have beea la this
jail for some years, and If be had sent
thee he would bare sent thee here di
rectly." ., .:.
-' " ; CtaaM Beai
Of bright, witty, learned and cute
people we can Sad whole battalions
In bvery community, bnt when you go
In search of people possessed of good,
hard common sense they are not so
easy to And. Punxiutawney Spirit
' ? - - stoat Os Worried. :'
The greatekt nuisance to any com
munity Is the person who makes a spe
cialty of finding germs to the food.
Wasblagton Post
Cittrassiag Stesaach Blssaae
Permanently cured by the masterly pew
er of South . American Nervine Tonic.
Invalidt need sugar no longer, because
this remedy can ears them all. It it a
cure ' for the whole - world - of
stomach weakness tnd lndlgeitlon. The
care begins with ths first dose. The re
lief It brings Is marvelous and tnrprlt-
tng. It makes no failure; never ditsp
polott. No matter bow long yon hare
suffered, your curs It certain under the
use of this great health giving force.
Plexaot tnd always safe, bold by U. D.
oraunam, druggist, new Bern, . v.
Doctors Can't
Cure It!
fasaglDtJS blood poteoa Is absoietory
Wyoad the skill of Uedortors.- Tbey
aay dose a psllsnt fur yeare to) shear
inurtal aad swtaah rasa ad I as. bat be
erul aerer be rtd of the 4) i oa the
osAmt hand, bis euadiuoa will from
steadily woraa. B. M. a. M the only eore
lot this lamble sfflietioa, boeaoae It Is
the only reasrdy which guse direst te
the aause of the i aad faeea Is
boss the system.
tatf iwaiainl lalia-
tally, la laM. I
t mmm all
wail. I ms alweal
nr s iii4 klea4
mult, kal lay dU sot
im u mrk u u
mm. a4 d aa aSVal
mjhUmrmr, Vllllt
. . iwmx. aw it
trwaa
V rf T r mnrrm. I aMillaa4 U4
aweMaa.sa4rt ssial m DailMlf. kail
su at my Maiia aaa ia iHna
Althaaak this wu tn ra aa. I aar aavas
yak as4 a eta al las atstarto
' llltllM, Vs.
II b) like eelf-deetnetioa to eontlnue
SO toke aotash and nieeeury ; beasdet
.... -11 UM.1 ,U. JIiIm IL-.
doeing a stiSnesa and swelling of the
jotnie, nnini tna nair so iaii uuk, ana
Bompletely mrraeking the tyatem.
S.S.S.rBlood
Is gnsranteed Purely VeereUble, and It
the only blood remedy tree front these
dangerous minerals.
Book oa snlf-treatment sent free bj
Bwift Speeine Company, Atlanta, Oa.
The Chamber of Commerce eoaunlltoe
oa Iadustrlsl Interests and their develop
ment, la order to be la a position to fur
nish Interested Inquirers reliable Infor
mation, ask that the owners of tltee
tultable for Industrial plants, Die with
them a description of location, extent of
property, price, etc, aad if so- disposed,
whatever financial or other Inducement
they may wish to offer for the location
of suck plants en their properties.
The committee also wish the owners
of standing hardwood timber, oak, ash,
etc., to die with them statements of the
quantities tbey have, the nearness to
New Bern, accessibility, termt epoa
whloh It may be secured, and such other
Information as may be germane thereto
All persons having knowledge of mat
ters pertaining to oar industrial devel
opment, or who possess Information
likely to be of benefit to tba committee
are asked to communicate it la writing
to P. B, Pelleller, Esq., chairman of the
committee, or to him personally, or hit
associates, Messrs Geo. Green or Jno. 8.
Msnlx. -
These are matter ta which all should
feel, and la so far as they can, show an
active Interest at the hoped for advance
meat of New Bern can only be aooom-
pllthed by the concerted action of all
classes.
CNCLB BAM'I HOT BATHS.
The Bet Bartaga ef Arkaaaas Via peateera
Railway.
Will eradicate from your system the
lingering effects of grip., and. other ail
menu caused by the severe winter, aad
malaria, rheumatism, neuralgia catarrh,
stomach, kidney, liver and nervous dis
orders, paralysis, blood and skin dis
eases, and chronlo and functional de
rangements. The mountain climate of
Hot Springs is cool and delightful In
summer. 100 Hotels open the year round.
Tor illustrated literature, containing
all Information, address C. F. Cooley,
Manager Business Men's League, Hot
Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and par'
tlculan of the trip, see local agent or
address W. A. Turk, Gen'l Pass. Agt,
Southern Ry., Washington, D. C .
IF YOU WANT
; Fine Shade
Fine Frulf Trees,
Fine Ornamental Trees,
. . Fine Roses or
Fine Shrubbery .
Place your orders with R. at HILL, .
New Bern, N. G. '
Orders now being token for Fall Plant'
log. .-. .. .
Southern
. Railway.
, The Standard Railway tt the SOUTH
The Direct Line to all Pointa,
TEXAS,
CAXXFOBBTIA,
'JPIsOXXIDA,
CUBA AKD .
HPOBTO RICO. "
Strictly First-Glass Equipment oa all
Through or Local Trains; Pullman Pal.
ace Bleeping Oars oa all Night Trains;
Fsst aud Safe Schedules.
. Travel by the Southern and you areas.
tured a Safe, Comfortable and Expedi
tiout Journey. -,. ..;-; -: . . 4, ;
- Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Ta
blot, Rates and General information, or
address :'. F,R. DARBY,
R. L, VERNON, -ar.AT.A,
- T. t. a.. : Asheville, N. 0
.," ', Charlotte, N. Cr ; ;
Fsuhk &JaKOK, J. M. Cult
8d V P & Gen Msu. ' Trsf.tau
has awM a4
ta aorSMad
I lka Mul
W. A. Tckc, Q P A.
' WASHINGTON. f -. D: C.
c:-s:iT3 mm, wm im.
. PLATERS'
Tobacco - Warehouse !
v FOR THE SALE OF
f ...
r . -
I -in !iir:cKfii!B)v i
DH. IS. H. STBEET,
Owner and Proprietor
W. K. STYROX,
Book Keeper and Secretary.
Henry's Pharmacy
187 Middle Street
NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA.
The best knows Skin and Blood Rem
edy, for the cure of Pimples, Postules,
Tetter or Salt Rheum, Blotches, Tumors,
Boils, Kins; Worm, Rheumatism,. o., it
HENRY'S COnPOUND
EXTRACT OP
5AR5APARILLA
WITH I0DIDE5.
A powerful purifier of the blood, act
log through toe natural secretary end
excretary organs removing, those
msttere which disturb its purity. Hen
ry's Sarsaparilla la put np to meet the
Kpular need for such a remedy, without
ing related to the many secret nos
trums and quack medicines of the day of
unknown composition. It contains just
what the formula calls for as printed io
oa the label of each bottle and sells for
oos half the price charged for unknown
cotupoeitiona. For Sale at Henry's
Pharmacy, where you will find Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Tolled Articles.
Physicians Preecriptlont Carefully
Compounded.
Take Care
of the Dimes
The Dollar Will
Take Care of
TJiemselvea.
Granite Sauce Pans 20c and 23c.
Tia Sauce Pans lOo and 16c
Granite Coffee Pots 8 qt 20c, 8 qt 25c.
Granite Foot Tubs at 80c.
Granite Preserving Kettles at 40c
Large Granite Dippers at ISo.
quart Tin Dippers at lOo.
A Wire Toaster for 5c
A Win Broiler (large) for Toe,
A 17 quart Granite Dish Pan for 860,
A Decorated Japanese Crumb Tray
and Bruah tor 25c.
A Pudding Mold for 40c.
A New Bread Box for 40c.
A Tin Trunk for SOo.
A Butcher Knife for 16c
A Chair Bottom for 10c
Gallon us for
Masou'si Fruit Jan.
"Jar Rubbers, Jelly Glasses, Ac Our
prices are right , -v.,:r--. " . f -
A bottle' of Glue, nice for scendiug
broken glass or crockery ware at 60, '
A can Furniture Varnish and Brush
for 85c . " . - .;'
Ready Mixed Paint at 76o to tl 25 gall.
One pound cant paint st 10c. ' -
Tanglefoot fly Paper 45c package,
' Buggy Whips in greet variety.- ,
We have two Lawa Mowers left per
haps you need one - . - - ,
Tobacco Twine and Tobacco Ther
mometers a Specialty.
We bare just received a fresh supply
of Loaded Shells. -
A package of Gold Bronte for 60c -
A Clearer for 76c
; We bare . only a few Freeaers left
which we will continue to sell at the
same low prices at long as they last, if
you need a freezer now is your time to
iy.' ' x --
We have a nice cheap line of Market
Baskets to which we call your attention.
Don't fail to call on us for anything la
our Line. - .
Tours Truly, -
J. 43. Uhitty to.
tJ 1.5 " . 4
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SCHOOLS AMD COLLEUES.
THE STATE
Nonual and htM Collene,
Ol North Carolina.
Offers to young women thorough liter
ary, classical, scientific, and Industrial
education and special pedagogical train
ing. Annual Expenses 800 to $190; for
non-residents of the Bute 1S0. Faculty
of 80 members. Mors than 400 regular
students Has marticulated about 1,700
students, representing every county in
the State except one. Practice and Ob
servation School of about 250 pupils. To
secure board in dormitories, all free
tuition applications should be made
before August 1st Correepondenoe
invited from those desiring competent
trained teachers. For catalogue and
other Information address
PRESIDENT MoIVER,
Greensboro, N. C.
Trinity Park
High School,
DURHAM. H. C.
Prepsres boys and young man for Col
lege. Thorough courses in Latin, Greek,
English, Mathematics, History, Physics,
and French. One of the beat equipped
high schools In ths south.
New and elegant buildings, beautiful
and healthy location; College advan
tages; gymnasium, furnished with all ths
modern equipments, hot and cold water
baths, twlmmlng pool, bowling alley, eta
Expenses $135 to 8176 per year. For
Catalogue, address
J. F. BIVIN3, Headmaster.
The University
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Widest patronage and fullest equip
ment in its history.
Faculty, 83; students, 495; 8 Academic
Courses; 8 Elective Courses; 8 Profss
sional Schools in Law, Medicine and
Pharmacyf
New Buildings, Water Wotkt, Splen
did Librariat, Laboratories, c.
Advanced Classes open to women.
. Tuition, f 60 a year; Board 8 a month
Ample opportunity for self help, Schol
arthipa and Loans for the needy. Free
tuition for teachers. Summer School
for teachers, 24 Instructors, 147 students.
. Total enrollment 644.
For catalogue, Address,
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Peace Institute.
RALEIQH, N. C.
One of the beat female schools la the
South, and the cheapest for advantages
given. Send tor catalogue. .
.i JAS. DlNWIDDIE, M. A.
.STEAMERS-
EAHTERJT
CAROLINA DISPATCH LlNI,
AND -
FREIGHT H PASSlNfiltt..
For All Points Worth.
The Steamer NEUSE
will leave on Monday-, Wednesdays,
and Fridaps at 6 p. tn. sharp, mak
ing landings at Oriental, Ocrtcoke
and Roanoke island.. -
' tST" Freight received not later
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than one hour previoos to sainng.
For farther information apply to
GEO. HENDKESON, Aft. ;
If. K. KiirtJ, Gen, Mir.,; , !
H.O. HuDQisra.Gen.Frt, Pais.Axt
Norfolk, Vs.
New Berne, N. 0., May 30th, 1898
1S99.
Fair Dealing
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.Til : Highest Prices,
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Best Averages.
Prompt Returns.
J. Is. MORGAN,
Manager and Salesman.
J. E. POWEIaI.,
Floor Mngr. and Supt. Grading Dept.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Vessel Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of the power end authority
to we given in a certain mortgage made
on Ike 15th day of May, by lien jam in
W Willis of Portsmouth, N C, to Ferdi
nand U Terrell to secure g"" due ''Y
note and duly recorded in the Cuxtnni
House st New Bern, N (J, I will sell at
the court house door in the city of New
Bern, Craven county, N C, the schooner
"Virginia Dare", her tackle, apparel anil
furniture to the highest bidder for cauli
on the 28th day of July A D, 1800 At 12
o'clock m.
Dated June 27th, 1899,
FERDINAND U. TERRELL,
Mortgagee,
Wm. E. Clarke, Atty. for Mortgagee.
Admiiiititrator'M Sale !
By virtue of an order obtained
In s special proceedings In the Superior
court of Crsven county entitled John S.
Garett, administrator of Annie Outlaw,
deceased, against James Chase and oth
ers, I will, on the first Monday in August
1899, being the 7th day of said month, at
the court house door of Craven county,
st 12 o'clock m., sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the following
described land in that part of the city of
New Bern commonly known as Pavie
town: Known as lot No. 214 in the plan
of Pavletown or Farmvllle In the city of
New Bern on the west tide of (J reen
street snd more fully described In a deed
froraiiuclnda Holt to Annie uutlsw, re
corded In book No. 100, page 599, In the
office of register of deeds of Craven
county. JOHN 8. GARETT,
Administrator.
June the 2mh, 1899.
Executrix Notice !
Hsvlug duly qualified as executrix of
the estate of Eliaa H Anderson, deceased
on the 23d day of December 1898, all
persons owing said estate are hereby no
tified to make prompt payment.
All persona holding claims against
said estate are notified to present the
same duly verified to the undersigned
executrix on or before June 23d, A. D.
1900, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
June 23d, A D, 1899.
MARTHA M. ANDERSON,
Executrix of E H Anderson, deed.
Executrix Notice !
Having qualified as executrix of Nel
son Whitford, deceased, late of Craven
county, N. C , this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the estate of
the said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 16th day of
June 1900, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to the said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 16th day of June 1899.
BETTIK A. WHITFORD,
Executrix.
Executors Notice.
The undersigned having duly qualified
at executor of (be last will and testa -meat
of Furneyfold Mercer of Jones
county, N.C., hereby notifies all persons
baring claims against said estate to pre
sent the same duly verified to said exec
utor on or before the 11th day of July,
1900, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to the said estate are required to make
prompt payment.
This Uth day of July 1899.
WM S. CLARKE, Executor,
Furneyfold Mercer, deceased.
NOTICE!
We the undersigned will offer for sale
for cash on Thursday, August 8rd. 1899,
al the Court House door in the city of
New Bern, at 10 o'clock a m two hun
dred acres of land more or less, well
timbered with pine, cypress, poplar, ash.
and oak, said binds joins the land of Ful
cber and others, and it known as the
Mary Ernul place. For further infor
nation, apply to any of the undersigned.
. J A Ask in, Agent; Sidney G E Arthur.
Alfred Gtskin, George B Wiggins.
William H Price. Apply Askins or
Ernul Poetoffloes. .
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Patwat Uwytn, WASH I NQTON. D.C.
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