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Hi. H1KKU tTODOHILL.
1 hat esrasary for i mm to r particular. T.Te ah r
the hat Meniale triubla", other tnanra tan U that swan, ft
mean day and aigbu al rikllas suftennt . H mean boJacha which
Do lunctM cu deiCTih. It meant that terrible hearing and drarruif
down at the lower abdomen. II meuu coniring bacfcade.and lUmlcr
actx, and in ache, and aca In the timer hmhj. ft meant ncrvn oo
tdxe tht ha dnputwknrr ami km o, hope, 4 aneant debUrtaliag
dranl Uiat the doctor cal Irucurrhor. It meant martvrdum aume
tiana em deaU ea prderabfe And stil Wiaeof CaiJui uttarhr
usur amtaat awanaitiT.
To. wtvto. Hi ii n,.tm 9"1
lil i' 1 4ttw t
MJV T T. u ijiwi'
Druggists Sell Large
Beware of
Consumers should beware W Uw cheap and
Inferior washing powder aaid to be just aa
7 Washing Povdar
They are not there ia nothing to good aa
the genuine fiOUt DUST lor all cleaninr;
aboat the hoaac Ask for GOLD DUST
and inaist on getting it Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBAM COMPANY,
Cakage SLUtls : NcwVark
A Good Friend
will tell yon without flattery that t rait
of clothing with our perfect workman
alilp. artistic llniali, faultless fit and ele-
fance of atyla make you look like a
rlncein Itiexquialle tout knbrmbi.k.
Our fabric are aicluaivs aad the hand
anmet pattern and colors of tlieaeasoa.
We will fit and make you a suit at a
reaaonable cot.
V, Chad trick
Middle tre.C ; N EW BERN, K. 0
Sinking T?reerve -,:
And Jelliea and Canning Fruit ia what
every housewife ia doing now that likes
root! thlnga for hpr tablo in WinU-r. The
fruit aeaaon la ratlit with na now. and '
are preparel for it with anMir alv k
f I he beat Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumdi, r,
Preaereina: Ketilc in opper, ,braa and
agale, faring Knives, &ov , u
We hare everything that is needed In
tliia line at low prior. . '
l.H. CUTLER H'OV'E CO.
IF YOU WANT
Fine Shade Trees,
rinc rruu irees, :
... Fine Ornamental Trees, ' V ;
Fine Roses or
Flue Shrubbery
Place your order with R. tLMlLU '
- New Born. N. C.
Orders now being taken for Fall Plant
ing.
, - DEALER in
Hardware and Fir 6 Arms
Slab, Doors and Blinds, Faints,
Oils, Cement, Liuie, Etc.
A sent Tor Garland Stoves St ltev.?i
nd Uevoe's, and BenJ limn.
READY MIXED PAINTS.
Under Hotel Ci.nttawka,
T ft 2, . . V '
a. Chunal mmtat Jf 9
II
1 1.-
rut those ducat an J pi ma to rout,
rt hat aired thousands (4 caw
hen nothtnf rbt on earth would.
To the buoJrs; woman, to the
prior, to tlx wile, to the expectant
mother, In thote going larouf a
mm " . v wi.. . ( ' '
Bottles for $1.00.
Imitations!
i'A'S&i KMi It. It.
Tl M K TA MI.K HO. 8,
o Take Klferl Monday.5 June 84, 1896
af Ri30 V M.' r
loing East SCBKni ut; I Going West
Hii.lt Paaaenccr Tntina . No. 4
.f. m . . " htatiomh; - Ar. a m
4Q ..-..Uolilaboro ...11 CS
I Ofl .. ...... UUrangn .....10 33
t St , .KiiieUm . .10 IS
40......Ar.)lew llcrnc, Lt.... . BOO
SM " A'r.,... 8 37
7 15. ...Ar. Morchead city Lt..... 7 05
No. S. PassenKer Train. ? No? 0.
Lr p ra stations: Ar a in
0 20 ....OoliUboro. ......... 640
S49 .....LaUrungo ...... ... 607
6 14 ...L..A.Kinstoa.,....V...,."5 47
7 15 .... Ar. New Born Lv.. 4 45
7 85 ,.,.I,t. ' Ar...sl. 4 37
6 50..J .Ar MorelH-ad City, Lv. '3 05
, n,v i: i ; .i i Nr.' a
di d Ku and I btaTions: I Mx't Ft.
1 WTn j -j Pa. '
L. a m H t 'i - At,
and
Tn.
p m
7 10.;r...':t.Ooldsboro.... 8 18
7 43......,,... Best's 7 83
8 06.......... LaGrango.......... 7 0S
8 26 Fulling Creek... 6 33
14...V.....Kiruiton..;.;; i... . 618
88..........v caswell..1.. ' 618
B 40..w..i..Ar. Dover, Lv 6 00
0 15,.,., ..Lr. " Ar...i..., 4 80
0 40...... ...Core creek.. .., 4 00
:1 15..........Tur.rora.......v 8 38
1 81.... ..Clark' ... 8 80
4 05 .....Ar, Now Berne, Lv..... 3 50
180 Lt.;" Ar......l0 43
i 18.......... Kiverdalo,. 10 10
i 80.;,.....,. oroalan ;..,.;..;'..10 00
43. Ilavclock ........ . , 9 40
4 18... ...... Newport, Lt...,,.. 9 06
I 85.i..,.....Wildwoo.l.......... 8 47
4 81 ft...,..AtUntlo...?.,,.ar8 8a
i 46. ..Ar. MorohcaU City, Lt. . . . 8 30
1 01. .v.Ar. M. city Dcjmt, Ltv ... 7 50
... 'i- ? . a.m.
Monday; Wednesday and Friday.
Tntlay, Thursday and Saturday.
. .. . V.S.L.1HLL,
,.'" 8uwrinlc idonL
. Aliunde Coast Iine.
WlLUIK0T0N& Nkw'BeUNB R. E.
. TIMR TABI.B SO. 5,
(n Elfcct Wednesday ,Aug. 7, 1898,;Daily
f i t Kxtciil Bunday.
loing Uonlh ( BCUEDULB: Going North
No. 51, PngMenger Train No. 50,
Lr. am,' stations: . Ar. p m,
9 00..
936..
961 .
10 03. .
13 OP.'
...... New Berne 6 40
...... Pollocksville ..ii. 6 04
...... .Miiysvillo.'.... . .v. 449
, S .'. . JuckBonvillo. .... .. , . 4 18
-.., WUminBton f1
-,. I Union Depot ( , ,
131.1 ...Ar. Wilmington; Lt. ... 3 35
f'M ' P at
No. 8, Parsenqek Sc FKEiarrr, No. 4.
Leave Wilmington . Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Borne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
L.T. A at i t Ar. p M
" J. i, - J k vh
7 80. ..Lr, Wilmington, Ar...f. 145
8 4ft.... Scott's Hill .........13 55
9 80 Woodside...... ...18 15
10 05... ......Mlollyridge 11 40
10 61 i. . I Mi n., ,. ' , ,10 51
II 40...iA' Verona. ....... ...10 20
13 05 Jacksonville. .. .... 9 45
18 30.... Northeast..... 8 55
t 55.',,... A., Whiter ak ...i...... 8 30
1 ).;.; .'. f.,, Mavsville..., 8 I
8 13 .....A.Pollockvilie.:. .... 720
8 55 Deltrulil's 6 35
3 40 Ar. New Borne, Lv 6 00
ltaily Except Huijlay.
,J. K. KENLY,
Veneral Manarer.
I C 1 1 1 N,
u'iiit. Tiuui i rla'ion
a
u&m stun i
a a. ' , II
Baataa N
JH. , I 1
MonhtaJ Ci y
' norsR f;
. t)
T. L. nail. I'm .
iti-r f.ry, ,
It ttkl lit air ikt
Hr Ta B w
1 t.l t a rtiae r kti--'
tIf4 aa awu it il aonm aa W Qjwe f
IK U-tit .e f tlrr auar.ii (. t at a
frw aotta iiu b (aij l.J fur tki
L tre atij a.uoa tu.t Uaa kulirJ iua
r f aa aa r-ii:!i. autxi'). Ii
its anrrnna be waa ID lu lJ wiay
dnw ecJuTtng kia bxd:i. pap1 aud a
rw. liranng ctu-lrt !! trr j
rlirk oa ttx ai tiatt, be lotk4 wat,
rtamt, dmriwd ' paprr aad ef
(laaaea and daatxd aut aa tbooca a
ir ftjlnf to pal Bra a karat.
-IU UmttI ettoa tkX tMrar k
alioulad. -)laT A ad all lb prow
ai'l.Ta aa ta btort atirrvd, but taa
bora trotted alao, Teai dulbua ta
the aaaa waa brine ax Ual aoraa
dead or allrf r trbaorwJ tba etttaca,
bow tna morb aicttrd to ba lortd.
"That Infernal Breryaiaa baa hired
bin ajnt. and aaa paring tba b la beat
prtre for hla kaep. I'D a Wow blot! Taa
dollar, dead or allre." la Rk-hard III
rott. Tor that aoraer '
A loatj Mryetee fraaped tba aKnatloa
and two nlaataa aaler had caaft-ttf taa
bit af tba aoraa. TU aaaa hi the bean
proteated, awor hod tbreataaad. bat
tlte grinning wbaaUutD trotted tba
whole outat bark ta tba exrtted rltiaea.
"UnUltcb hlmP ba abontad. oaa
bod will pay big moT for tblal Call
a patrol wagon. What' roar BarsaT
Tben tba rltlaea turned pala and
galed:
"Three whlta feet! Ur bona baa but
two, and ba1 antaller.' Uf ailataka,
gcatleroea and ladlea," for tbcra waa a
crowd now. "Beg pardon." Aad be
started for tbaboaaa. - "
Bat tba mm la tba baggy Jumped aa
and wanted to Btht. Tba blcreUat da
maoded bla 110, and the crowd Jeered.
A policeman came la time to referee.
Tba wheelman got bla $10, tba real
owner of tba bona accepted a bumble
apology, hod tba Ueerjnnao ralaed tba
board tba ' next daj. Detratt Free
Proa.
TRAPDOOR SPIDERS.
The Carteaa leata That ! I
. . . alaaa laaaata tmliail. -, -.
A eurtooa apedea ef Insect la tba
trapdoor aplder, whoa neat consist of
a tuba excavated la tba earth to the
depth of all or eight Inches. It la al
ways lined with silk, and it to closed
with aa Ingv-nlooaly cooatrocted door.
One sort of door close Into the neat
Ilka cork la a bottle, awether at aa
thla Ss a plera of paper, f ; ' j
' 1a D cases the door opens outward,
and when the nest la placed, aa It usu
ally Is, on a sloping bank. It opens up
ward, so that there Is ao fear of Its
gaping. The object of the trapdoor to
to couosal the nest, aad consequently
It Is always made to resemble tba gen
eral surface of the gronad. Bometbnea,
however, en enemy attempt to opea
the door; and tben the Inmate braces
Its legs against the sides of tba Beat
and holds It as fast as possible. ' '
' Still other spider have Inner doors
besides outer, ao that If their first de
fense be carried they may bare anoth
er behind which to retreat, Mora curi
ous still to the Ingenuity of tba branch
trapdoor that la to say, a door that
opens from the main tunnel of the
neat Into a aide branch,-which tba
stranger could discover, since there to
nothing to distinguish It from any oth
er part of the main nest . Bo, tben, If
an enemy should effect an entrance
the lawful occupant of the neat can
quietly slip Into the aide branch, dose
the door and there remain hi security
while the lutruder wonders what baa
become of ber. Onr Animal Friend.
: A raaatalwef Aart.' li
The bouse I waa then oecapylng was
a bungalow, and, as Is the case with
many bungalows, the Inner walla were
constructed of merely snn dried bricks,
and In the recesses of one wall a col
ony of white ants bad established a
Best It waa evening. ' I beard behind
nie a busztng sound. I turned, and
from a bole near the bottom of the wall.
I beheld . a fountain of .young white
ants ascending. They reached the cell
In and then the descent commenced.
They alighted by thousands on the ta
ble and there shook off their wings. ' In
a few minutes the doth, the plates, the
glasses, even the lamp shades, were
covered with the little white feeble
crawling creatures. The fountain of
ants continued to play for at least tea
minutes. When, next morning, the
flopr was swept the wing that the
ants had baVen 'ctr filled a large bas
ket $ What became: of the eats them,
selves I cannot say. "Haunts had
Hobbles ef an Indian OffleUU. '
"' f ' Dealsralaat
: "Did yon ever notice," he asked, "that
It to always tba homely woman who
want a pug dog? The pug to so hide
out that It make her seem good look
ing by comparison. Still, the rase to ao
well known now that the possession of
a pug la sufficient" -"
" Who's going te buy a pogf aha ask
ed. MWHb ever thought of getting
OUtr . . ' .
"Why, no one, of coarse, my dear,"
he answered, for he was too wis a
roan to admit that he bad beard her
telling n neighbor' that she thought
she'd get one. Ohlcngo Post.
- ItaChUfCae.
A little boy writing a composition on
the sebra the other day waa requested
to describe the animal and to mention
what It Is useful for. After deep re
section he wrote: "The sebra Is like a
horse, only striped. It to chiefly used
to Illustrate the letter 2."., .
, Ao Irish philosopher says It's a great
blessing that nlgbt comes on late la the
day when one it. too tired to work
longer. ; ' , i :
Most people who rob Peter to pay
.Pnul forget the last part of tha coo-
tract New fork News.
tistrev-lrg t an--- 7 .-
Pennancnt'y C" 4 by t'-e n r po
er of South American I T.l
Invalids need sr r no lor -r, because
this reme 'y
cure f r I
Btomai li ' :
It h a
I i-are b ' n
Kifltt.
In". : '
WILMINQTON WLXrXN R. R,
And Erartcltea,
Aad AUaalss Com Um Baalraad Csv,
mi BomU Cafoliaa. -
TBA IN 8 GOLNQ BUCTH.
li
S 8
sr.2 x.& H ia kq
A. M V. mJp.mJa.b1. rat.
Lt. Weideaitt M B 4
Ar. ft. Alt.. II i ib Ml
LT.Tarboru II II 6 00.
L. R. Ml. 1 0U IB 46 40
Lv. Wkiaoo I ao II 14 7 IV 40 I 41
Lt. Seima.. I (A It 67
Lv.ray'vtU, 4 SO I 10
Ar.FtorM 1 tt I 15 .
P.M. A.M
Ar. Gold. 1 60
Lt. Golds 7 61 I II
Lt. MagMia IN IN
ArWtta'tot, B 40 60
I P.M. A M. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
' a ' .
l?K i? K 4
6 dj e"? d 6
" - AJsL pTat
Lv.rToraaot 9 40 745
LT.Fay'TUIe 14 4u ... . 4 4H
Lv.Seima.. 1 60 10 68
Ar. WUaoa. 4 45 11 41
- ;
LvWIlm'too 7 00 4 45
Lt. Mag'lto 8 4411 IB
Lt. Ootds 6 15 4 45 13 40
pTm" a.m. p. m. p. M
Lt. Wihnn 4 85 6 4311 61 16 88 1 14
Ar. a Ml.. 4 40 6 16 13 07 11 45 1 58
Ar. Tarbosu . . . . . 7 04
Lr.TarboroU 41 .'.
Lr. R. Mt. . 4 80.,... 14 09
Ar, Weldon 4 88 .... 1 00
P.M A.M.
WUsalaetoa aad Wetdost Railroad,
AUaulic and Yadkin Division Mala Line
Traia leaves Wilmingtoa 4 00 a ss, ar
rives FayeUevUle 18 15 p at, leave Fay
etteville 18 85 p aa. arrives Ban ford 1 45
4 aa. Return leg leave ban ford 3 80 p aa,
arrive FayetteTill 4 45 p at, leave Fay
itevUl 8 50 p m, arrive Wiluiogtue
6 60DSB.
wumiagtoa ami Weldon Railroad,
BeaaeUsTille Braaeh Trains - leaves
Bennettovule 8 16 a m, Max ton 9 40 a at,
Ked Spring 9 53 a m, Hope Mills 10 48
a m, arrive Fayettevilla 10 50. Return
ing leave Fayetteville 4 40 p at, Hope
Mills 4 65 p m, Red Springs 6 85 pm,
Max ton 6 15 p m. arrives BennrtUville
7 15 p m. "
ueunectlons at fayetteville with train
No," 78, a Maxtoa with tba Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Bprings with
the Red Springs and Bow more railroad,
atBanford with tba Beaboird Air Line
and Houthera Railway, at Guff with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Traia on the Scotland Keck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 85 p m, Halifax
4 15 p at, arrive Scotland Neck at 6 08
p na, Greenville 6 67 p ra, Kintton 7 65
Sat. Returning leave Klneloa 7 60 a at
remvme 8 68 am, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, Weldon 1183 to, daily ex
cept Bunday.
Train oa Washington Branch lear
Waatilngtoa 8 10 a as and 3 80 p as, ar
rive Parmele 4 10 a m, and 4 00 p na, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 am and 80 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m aad 7 40
p m, daily except Sunday. '
Train leave Tarboro, N O, daily except
Sunday 6 80 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p m, ar
rive Plymouth 7 40 p m, 4 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Saaday, 7 60a m, aad Sunday 4 00 a at.
arrive Tarboro 10 05 am, 11 60 a a.
Train on Midland; N 0 Branch leaves
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 7 06 a,
m, arriving Smithneld 8 10 a m, Return
ing leave Bmiib8eld 9 00 a m; arrives
at Goldaboro 10 35 a nv. . .
Traina on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount st 9 80 a m, 8:40 p m, arrive
Nashville 10 10 a m. 4 08 o m. SDrine
Hope 10 40 a m, 4 85 p m.Retumlng leave
Spring Hope 11 00 a at, 4 56 p m. N.ah
ville 11 88 a m, arrive at Rocky Mount
u to a m, a w p m, daily except Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leave War
saw fir mintnM ll ... U.
" .V. V . . , .V'U UH.l. D.A.jl, UUUUBJ ,
8 10 a m and 4 15 p m, Returning leave
Clinton t 7 00 m and 10 50 p m.
Traia No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North daily all
rail via Richmond. --
H M EMERSON, Gen'l Pm Agent
l n uen'i Manager,
T M EMERSON, Tratfio Manager.
-STEAMERS-
E AGTEUTe" ,.-:
CAEOLOA EIEFATCH LlNI,
-AND
fat! GUT li PASStNGIlL.
Cor All XToInti riortli.
will leave od llondiiji, Vi'eJneaJajs,
and r rnlan at 6 p. m. sharp, mak
iog lanilings at Oriental, Ocracoke
and Koauoke la'aod.
t J" Freilit reoeired not later
than one hour previous to sailing.
For further information applj to
. GEO. crND:;r.coN, Agt.
tl, K. Kikg, Cen. L';r.,
II. C. U0DGiK8,Cen.Frt.a rs.At.
IToi.'-i", Va.
Kee; Jrr. i:.o., r.y r::b, isrs
I I
ImI at aat va aa tat bjp- aV-at
Tobacco - Warehouse !
BEEIT.'IT.'C.
... FOR THE SALE OF
TOBACCO.
. 4
'in
UIl. W. H. 8TIIEET,
Owner aad Proprietor
W. K. STYnOX,
Book Keeper and Secretary.
Hcnry'sPharmacy
137 Middle Street,
NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA.
: The best knows Bkia aad Blood Rem
edy, for the ears of Pimple, Pustules,
Teliae or Salt Rheum, Blotcbea,Tuaiors.
Boils, King Worm, Rheumatism, Ac, Is
.HENRY'S COriHOUND
EXTRACT OP
5AR5APARILLA v
WITH IODIDES.
; A powerful purifier of tba blood, act
ing through the natural aeuretary and
escretary organs removing those
mailers which disturb its purity. Hea
vy's Ssrssparilla is put up to meet the
popular need lor suon a remeay, wunoui
beina related to the many aeoret nos
trums aad quack medicines of the day of
unknown composition. Iteootalos Juat
What the formula calls for as printed in
on the label of each bottle and sells for
one half tbe price charged for ankaown
compositions. For Sale at Henry's
Pharmacy, where you wilt nna uomos,
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Articles.
Physicians ' Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.
Take Care
of the Dimes
The Dollars Will
' Take Care of
Tn em He It est.
Granite Sauce Pans 80o and 85c,
Tin Sauce Pans 10c and 15c
' Granite Coffee Pots 1 qt 80c, 4 ut S5c.
1 Granite Foot Tute at 60c.
Granite Preserrlng Kettles at 40c. '
" Large Granite Dipper at 15a.
. 4 quart Tin Dippers at lOo.
A Wire Toaster for 5c
; A Wire Broiler (large) for 15c
A 17 quart Granite Dish Pan for 85c
A Decorated Japanese Crumb Tray
and Brush tor 35c.
A Pudding Mold for 40c
A New Bread Box for 40c
A Tin Trunk for 80c
A Butcher Knif for 15c
A Chair Bottom for 10c
Call oa u for
Haaoii's' Fruit Jars.
Jar Rubbers, Jelly Glasses, Ac Onr
prices ate right, ,'':. :-:
A bottle of Glue, nice for ncendiug
broken glass or crockery ware at 5c.
. A can Furniture Varnish and Brush
for 86c ,-'..; '
Ready Mixed Paint at 75c to $1 35 gall.
One pound can paint at 10c -
Tanglefoot Fly Paper 45o package. -s
Buggy Whips in great yartety.
Wa have two Lawa Mowers left per
hapa you need one. , .
Tobacco Twine and Tobacco Ther
mometer a Specialty.
W have just received a fresh supply
of Loaded BbelUv
A package of Gold Bronss for 60c.
A Cleaver for 75c
We have only a few Freesera left
which we wilt continue to sell at tbe
same low price aa loug aa they last. If
yon need a freezer now ia your time to
buy. -
We have a nice cheap line of Marke'
! s to which wa call your attention.
Pon't fail to call on ua for anything in
our Line. '
Your Tru!y,
-'f f-q t-Mf -
" ' i
afciai.aa) tMi akHSaal
U s U
1
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SCHOOLS AND C0LLEUES.
THE STATE
Norml and IoHiistrial Colleie,
Of North Carolina.
Offer to vounc women thorough liter-
btt. clakiical. acieatinc and Industrial
ducaitoa and pecial pedagogical train
ing. Ansual expenses w io f iki; ror
boo-residents of the Stale $150. Faculty
of 80 members. More than 4u0 regular
students Mas starUculsled aboat 1,700
atudeuta, represeBtiog every ooualy ia
tbe Steteexcept one. Practice and Ob
servation School of about 850 pupil. To
(cure board in dormitories, all free
tuition applicaliona ahould bs made
before Auguat let- tVitrvtdeace
invited from those desiring competent
trained teacher, tut catalogue and
other Information add res
PRESIDENT MoIvER,
Greeniboro, N. C.
Trinity Park
High School,
DURHAM. R. C.
Prenarea bov and young ma for Col
lege. Thorough oourse In Latin, Greek,
Engllah, Mathematics, History, PhTsles,
and French, One of th beat equipped
high school la tbe south.
New and elegant building, beautiful
and healthy location; College advan
tages: evmnaalum. f uraUbed with all the
modern equipment, hot and cold water
baths, swimming pool, bowling alley, etc
Expenses 185 to 4175 per year. For
Catalogue, aaarea
J. T. B1VIN8, Headmaster.
The University
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Widest patronage and fullest equip
ment In Its history.
Faculty, 83; students, 495; 8 Academic
Courses; 8 Elective Court; 4 Profee
tonal School la Law, Medicine and
Pharmacy. .
New Buildings, Water Woiks, Splen
did LiurarW, Laboratories, Ao.
Advanced daises open to women .
Tuition, 660 a year; Board $8 a month.
Ample opportunity for self help, Schol
arahips and Loans for th needy. Free
tuition for teachers. Summer School
for teachers, 34 Instructors, 147 students.
Total enrollment 644.
For catalogue, Address,' " : "
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill, N. C
Peace Institute,
RALEIOH, N. C.
One of tba heat female schools la the
South, and the cheapest for advantages
given. Send lor catalogue.
JAS. DIN WIDDIE, M. A.
Notice of Sale of Land :
. . t , : For Partltioa.
State of North Carolina, ) Before the -County
of Craven. f . Otork.
JL Hartsfleld vs. R P Willlama, Mrs
Nancy Willis, Henry. Pearce and
. o there. . .
Pursuant to a decree of lb' Superior
Court of Craven county In th above en
tilled proceeding for sale of land for
partition rendered by the clerk af said
Superior Court oo tje 85th day of July
18W9,
The undersigned ss commits ioaer will
offer for als and cell at public suction
for cash to the highest bidder, at tbe
r
- .d
Court House door of craven county oo
Monday the 38th day ot August !8tr9, at
the hour ol 18 o'clock noon all the fol
lowing described real estate to wit:
Lying and being in the State of North
Carolina, Craven county, and fully de
scribed in those certain deed dated
Octolier 88th 1878, executed by O Hubb
Sheriff to A mo Wade and recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeda of
Craven county in hook 7 psee 43, out
of the Barron and burton Omuls.
Aid on Say Slat, IbHl conveyed to
Jane K Meadow and Other by deed
duly recordfd in the c"' -e of th astu
h giBter of Deeds In uooii 84 pages 85.
enC to which reference la maue 'or
tuil aod paiticular di-scription of saij
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J. I. JIOItCJAN,
- Maaageraad Balasmsn.
J. E. POWELL,
Floor Mngr. and Bupt. Grading Dept.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Vessel Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of lbs power and authority
to me given in a certain mortgage made
oa tbe 15lb day of May, hy Benjamin
VT Willis or rnrttmoulD, C, to rerdi
nand G Terrell to secuie H0 due by
note aad duly recorded in the Custom
House at New Bera, N C, I will sell st
tbe court bouse door in the city of New
Bera, Craves county, N C, tbe schooner
"Virginia Dare", ber tackle, apparel and
furniture to the highest bidder for cath
oa th 88th day of July A D, 1800 at 13
o clock m.
Dated June 87th, 1889.
FERDINAND G. TERRELL,
Mortgagee.
Wa E. Cla-ke, Atty. for Mortgagee.
Adinliilstrator'N Nale !
Br virtue of an order obtained
la a apeclal proceeding In tbe Superior
court of Craven county entitled John S.
Garett, admlniatrator of Annie Outlsw,
deceased, againat Jame Chase and oth
er, I will, on th flrat Monday in Anguat
1WV, Ming th 7tn day ot (aid month, at
the court nouie door of Craven county,
at 19 o'clock m., sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the following
described laad in that part of the city of
New Bera commonly known as t avle
town: Known a lot No. 814 In the plan
of Pavletowa or Frmvllle in the city of
New Bern on tbe west side of Green
(treet and more fully described In a deed
from Loclnda Holt to Annie Outlsw, re
corded In book No. 100, page 699, In tbe
office of register of deeds of Crsven
county. - JOHN 8. GARETT,
Administrator.
Jane tbe 3Htb, 1899.
Executrix Xotice!
Having duly qualified as executrix of
the estate of Eli H Anderson, deceased
on the 83d dsy ot December 1898, all
persons owiag said eatate are hereby no -tilled
to make prompt payment
All persons holding claims againat
said estate are notified to present the
tame 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 83d, AD, 1899.
MARTHA M. ANDERSON,
, Executrix of E H Anderson, deed.
Executrix Notice !
, Having qualified a executrix of Nel
son Whilford, deoeaatd,tale of Craven
county, N. C , thl 1 to notify all per
sons hsving claims against tbe estate of
tbe aid deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before tbe 16th day of
June 1900, or thl notice will be plead ia
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to the said estate will please make
immediate pay mant.
This 16th day of June 1899.
; BETTIX A. WHITFORD,
Executrix.
. ; Executors Notice.
The undersigned hsving duly qualified
at executor of tbe last will and testa -'
ment of Furneyfold Mercer, of .'ones
county, N. C, hereby notifies all persons
having claims against said estate to pre;
sent tbe same duly verified to said exec?
utor on or before the 111 h day of July,
1900, or this notice will be plead in bar .
of their recovery. All persons Indebted
to tbe said estate are required to make
prompt payment
This 11th day of July1 1899.
' WM E. CLARKE, Executor,
Furneyfold Mercer, deceased.
NOTICE!
Wa tbe undersigned will offer for Bale
for cash on Thursday, August 3rd, 1899,
at th 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, cj press, poplar, ash
and oak, aald land join tbe land of Ful
cber and others, and to known aa the ,
w v i t .v...- .
Mary aruui fur iviwin ,u,u
station, apply to any of tbe undenigned.
J A Aakin, Agaut; Sidney G E Arthur. .
Alfred Gaskln, George B Wiggins,
William H Price. Apply Askins or
Krnul Postomce.
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