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11112 J(, r, tt I CHARLE5 U STEVENS. , o4T" asd r..raiTtia. Bl'BSCUIPTION RATES, nS year, In sdtence, Ut vr, not ' ei ranee Nosl'sly, by the rllT-- 14 no . 4.00 . M AdrertUlog Rate furnished oa apnU cation. Intend at th Pol Omce, Sew Bern, 24, ee second dui matter. OHeUI Paper f Kew Bern ui Craven Ceeety. Kew Ben. N. G, Oct ll, ISM. DESTRUCTION FOR THE BOERS. The war which hat begun la tita TrauiTaal belwtea the Boon and tba ngllili, caa bar bat oa rotult, namelr la oomplete dealraetioa of tb Boert, Tb courn of Ihe Boara In Ihemaelf ea ' lein( Vhe aggrcsaort la starting tb ooo . Jllct, place them ta a bad lijht Jo begla '. , lth. ' ' v.' - ; ; That they thought war Inevtubla, and ' did not want th Engllah to taka all the aJTaataget of delaya, may accooal for thalr deslrt to b the inaugnritan of the " conflict, bat with the iateoae hatred the Boer hare far anything Engllih, and remembering their achlvamenle la de feating their enemy at Mtjuba Hill, Lang' Nek and Igogo Iilll, during the Jaeaon raid, together with the religions frenzy "which seemsto Inspire their actions, It la not surprising that action " first came from the side of the Boers. . Bat a to the cauees - for the present '- conflict. .. , - ' " ' ' v ' " The remonstrance of Great Britain In vv, "the Interest of the disfranchised and de '.. graded Outlanders bad ample warraat The restrictions gradually placed la the way of immigrants to the Transvaal who wished to acquire citizenship, until - nslarallzstlon became ' practically lra possible, were in direct-violation of the ' spirit of the London conventions of 1881 and 1884. The promises then made by ' Kruger to the effect that all white -men coming Into the country would be . " treated on a basis of eqaUtyjrUhj; Old burghers have-no4een kept. ..... The Boers wercjtthat time an iloui for foreigners to come in and occupy, and In - 1384 President Kruger went to London ' and Invited Englishmen lo settle In his Republic - i': '. . . ; But when the foreigners flocked in In snob eroat numbers (be Boers became alarmed, and saw that if, admitted to citizenship, the foreigners and not the : natives would- govern -.the' country, i Therefore, the Boers took steps, to-pre-: : serve their independence by restricting . the voting privilege, A:--',:''- . : They first raised the probationary term - ot qualification to A ve years, and then to - fourteen years.'. It was required that the . prospective citizen should forswear al legiance to any other State, and even at ; the expiration of the term of probation lils admission depended npon the will of - the President and Of the legislative as sembly, called the Volksraad. t Thus ft was that the Uitlander, or v foreign citizen, had no guarantee nor even assurance of citizenship. : . ' The assault upon an English miner, who shot a Boer policeman who was at ' temptiDgJa "inlftful entry itfto the miner's house, was the beginning of Ihe present trouble! Which lad to meetings . ' and counter meetings, with appeals made to the higher authorities. -: In the meetings between President Kruger and England's Governor of Cape ' Colonv. who reDrosented the BrJtisb. in- terests, the question of the Transvaal '. being a dependency of England was urged, nence there could be no arbitra tion between suzerain State, and its ' dependency, which led to the Boers re- fusal to accede to any such proposition. But however great Injury the' Boers - : tnsy Inflict npon their adversary, the , English, there must be to the Boer at last destruction, and really one of his fcwn inviting. - - Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That - Contain t iorenry, as mercury will surely destroy the sense ' of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering It through the mucous surfaces. Such .articles should never be used except on pre1 scrlptions from repulsive physicians, as the damage they TviU do i ten fold to the good you can pn " 'y d rive from them. .' Hall's Cat art U Cure, n-annfao-" tured by F. 3. Cheney & C'o.,ToV ! , O., contains no mercury, ami is I ' Imh r - 'Daily, ketlng d're, :'y v;- m t' 1'" I and mucous sui .'.!'" i f t' o f. . I buying nail's C ' : i f t tle genu; iv ' s 1 ; iAe in t 1.1 vf t.'f r: I I. 1 I . " t IS f ft til, tt t- $ - ' ' rt to t a; . la ba a t p u y -1 . a S rrrry drtrw, bj i.y u . .-.. cS t-ait 1j I (tn bask ty I a rurtx:. and tall II a.;uar lot Ire l:b b--ib lixll I!f drt! rl'n. Tbal U fc,.Ml.lLf tUat requires tuorv ekttl !-a aii-bl b Imtf lttixi by one wbo bad sr lrfc- tt. Put la bat-king U0 oa tb level If a sal falla la hit the rurW etartly the first tluie, be raa aaoeurer BulU be doe. Tber ant places ber (LIU Diwl b xer-trd ea-d lr a arret tMi as celled fur lo. ror meteor, ta barking op. or rather batting dows. luto aa exi-svstloa oa tb bKlloed causeway left tot that parpoe. Tb escavatioa ta bvgva at lb rear of tb lot, and tba earth forwilnf tit raoae way, mooing tip to tb trvet of ta street at tbs freot. ta left until lb last la th Utrr stare of tb ciaaTatlog lot caaacwar la left )( arid aaougb at Uia lop for tba carta or wagoea ta tnora oo, aod Ha ahloa alopa dowa pro clpltooal;. Tb driTar bo back (town oa oof of tbeoa Barrow collar ntuMwara alrnplf maat kit H rig bL Ntw Tork Boa, . WM k Chwtvai Oawew CaaC The Chicago Advance c1t too fol towtog eatlmate of the direct aod cok lateral coat of a rfaurcb carpet. The prlca waa P&M, but aa tit woman, of th church raised tba noaej by glr lug otcrtamutenta tba paator'a est niate waa that when all U Items af coat were flgurrd In th earpct bad coat fully t4.0oa He reached this aatoav tablng total by estimating tba work, worry, nervous strain, bodily wearV ocas and baartacbaa of 100 woous, tba berole afforta of meo. woman aaa children to eat tba thing which were to b eaten and bear, see or buy things wblcb bad bean provided to extract money from them; the oolda, fevara and other ailments contracted while attending: th entertalnmenta and the consequent doctors bills; tba money apent In other cburcbea, for If they come to your entertainment yon most go to theirs, and, worst and moat cost ly of all, the demoralisation of tbe church and th curtailment of th le gitimate giving which follow In th train of such mcthoda of raising moa- ey. But they got their carpet. , Hozura ixmon muxau Refwlate Us Lira, teaaaca, Bwela - - .and Klaaa. ' For blllotuoess, constipation and aia larla. - - ' For lndlEestloa. tick and nervosa huaHacha. For sleeplessnees. . nervottsneat and heart faliura. For fever, chills, debility and kidney itluaua. take Lamoa Ell I It . . Ladles, for natural and thorough or ganic regulation, take beaon juixir. linn and tt bottlae at drezrlsts. Prepared only by Dr. H. Moaley, At lanta, Ua. . - - - ' A rreaalaeat aUaiatw Writes. AfUr ten yearsof faJAttlUdlrg-hom indlg estlon. wklrTroat nervous Droslra- ilitousness, disordered kidneys ana constipation. 1 have been cured by ur. Hozley't Lemon juixtr, ana am now a wellmsn. RT. C. 0. Davie, Eld. M. E. Church South, No. S8 TaUall St., Atlanta, Ga. : i rxsmlasat Msasskisa Writs. "Dr. H. Mosmt, Atlanta: Having been a great sufferer for three years from Indleestlon. and been treated by many physicians, who failed to give me any relief. Continuing to grow worse mv brother advised me to try Dr. llos- le' Lemon Elixir, which remedv he bad nud for aeveral rears. I commenced Its use, and must say your Lemon Ellxer is the greatest medicine on earth. I have never suffered a day since I commenced using Lemon Slixlr. ' - R, L. Booco, 208 Hernando St, Memphis, Tenn. iJ "- . v A Card..:. ' " - This Is to certify that I used Dr. Moa ley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgia of Ue head and eves with th most marked benefit tn mv ireneral health. I would rladlv have Dkid 1500 for the relief It has given me at a cost of two or three dollars. - n. a. du. Clerk Superior Court Randolph Co., Ga. Wherever souls are being tried and ripened, in whatever commonplace) and homely ways, there God I hewing out the pillars for His temple. : "I wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for hav ing put on the market such a woaderful medicine," says W. W.'Maeslnglll, f Beaumont, Texas. There , are many thousands of mothers whose children have been saved flora attacks of dysen tery and cholera Infantum who must also feel thankful. It ia for sale by F. 8. Duffy 4 Co. - Aa 1-isUsatlea. "Ton referred to yonr friend as a dead game sportsman?" "Yes; he always buys his birds in tbe market, Dead game is his specialty." ' An Enterprising fira. ; - There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than FB Duffy Co. who spare no pains to secure tbe best of every thing in their line for their many custo mers. They now hsve the Agency for Dr. King's New Discovery, which cures consumption, coughs and colds. This Is the wonderful remedy that is now pro ducing so much excitement all over the countrv. bv Its many startling cures. It absolutely cur asthma, bronchitis, nau sea, and all affections of tbe throat, chest and lungs. You can test it before buying, by calling" at the above drug store and get a tilal bottle free, or r ;u lar size for 60c and tl.00. Guaranteed to cure, or price refunded. Banker- ai'joinlng "You X the boy In tie o;Ue s, . mr to be good frienda."' Jimmy "Tea, I r-".'.'i sir; we wux ra ed to- - 1 I . r . .J l7 Vlhrl;. Sn, Muul. dear, jual berauaa jnar frlu4 kaa UftklrJ aa alr.LIp a do ant Uiltk h woalJ ba atca to aay k H Highly. ' tpata'a OnaUat Mea4. KrRF Ollrla. f fUrreloBa, Palo, apaads his later, at Alkrn. & C. Weak aetvea had raased Srytre pains ia Us bark of hie bead. Oa Bslag Electric Utters, America's greateat Blood and iscve Xcaaedy, aS pais aooa left him. De ears this graad medicine ia what his cavalry aeeda. AU America knows Uat H cares livst asd kldaey troubis, parifies tbe blood, loses up the stomach, struaglben the aervea, paU vim, vigor aod new life Into every aiascJa, nerve and organ ef the body. If weak, tired or ailing joa need It, Every bottle paraateed, only (0 casta. Bold by F d Daffy. - Wlee la lls Wy. The acrobat atay not be burdened with too stuck Islelligeace, but be at least kaowa when to uke tumble to himself. , ' . - - , Tkat TarekbUg Dead ;. . Weuld quickly leave yoo. If you need Dr. Slog's New Life Pills. Thousands of auffesers have proved their matchless snrtl for etck aad aervoua headachea. They make pore blood and strong nerves and build ap your health. Easy to Uke. Try them. Only ii cents. . Money back If not cured. Bold by F. 8. Duffy Co., druggists.' '- - - v - Seven adeatlflc expeditions are explor ing Central America. ., Dr. M. D etck tea's Aati Dlaretic, May be wortk to you more than $100 Ifyoabavee child who soils bedding from Incontence of water during sleep Cures old and young alike. It arrests tbe trouble at one. $1. Bold by C. D Bradham, druggist. New Bern, N. C. ' When the pugilist goes on the Uge I ends to reason that he ought to make a hit. , ; Ton asaume no risk when yoa buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera enij Diar rhoea Remedy. F. 8. Duffy X Co., will refund your money If yon are not satis fied after using It It la everywhere ad mitted to be the ittosVaflrwinfiiKreujedy jTilriseToTpowel complaints and the only nethat never falls and reliable. - It Is pleasant, safe Ta OardaB City. ,. "What Is your impression of Chtcagor asked the Fifty-first street mao. . "It Is, Indeed a garden spot," respond ed his Eastern counsin. - ; -1 "Ah, I am flattered." - v - . -"Yet; so many beer gardens, yoa know." - ' A riightfol Blander Will often cause a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in Ihe world, will kill tbe pain and promptly heal IL Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corn, ell skin eruptions. Best pile cure earth. Only 5c a box. Cure guaran teed. Sold by F. 8, Duffy A Co., drug- "One of the leaders of fashion In New York Is , the owner of a fan that cost 100,000, Would would you do with such afanssthatr "I should probably pot og airs.' ' 'K Why experiment on yourself with remedies of doubtful utility when you can get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which has stood the test of time? Twen ty five years' sale and use bav proven that remedy to be a prompt sod certain cure for colds. It will cure a cold In a day if taken as soon as the cold has been contracted and before it has settled in the system. Bold by F. B. Duffy Co-, - I K4ag th TM94i w Mrs. Keyboard Why do you always sit at the hotel plauuf - You can't play a note. '' ; Old Stokes Neither can anyone else while I'm here, x ... - . : " . f ' "When our boys were almost dead from whooping cough, our doctor gave One Minute Cough Cure. They recovered rapidly," writes P. B. Belles, Argyle, Pa, . It cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung troubles, F. 8. Duffy. " . . Aa KnthnaUuta inientkra. "What's that Iron socket Billy has got strapped on his back?" J . "That's an umbrella holder, so be csn plsy golf In the rain." Dnrlng the winter of 1897 Mr. James Keed, one of the leading citizens snd merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Vs., stru. k his 1' f 'nt a cake of ice In such a manner as to bruise it severely, It hers - r vcy rr,ieh; swollen and pained L u jo 1 '.'.y t! t te couM not walk without t' e eld of crutches. He ed S. tK', V i -d by p! .t h.: . of 4, a -O U: vel t ! 1 t.v 1 I J a hut ; " an TL'.: in s 1 M 1114 atir e a rie el crakla. r J ". M.i.tU the rl etaie tl.-faW. I al-o a rnt of rtitorn vl'y. uainrnl titnfy auJ aolmaU lo ge-r-aL tie l.toJ .t-ns lo N.t r.ia al one time, wfcero tbe badces bae UUra ttie l:u-e of tt bufaio. t'oe n:tit Ur. li-uHih aa eii Ulaitig lte perul-bulth-a ot tbe anluiei ana staled t'T ef ttitrwliK-tloo that a genuine Kr1-raka tadgvr waa abarper Ibaa pull Ik Inn. . Tbry hare H-reral lirbt ways of dulug Uilnita." be U ran. "Perbapa I wcil u-U of but oae to suake tbelr lo u IKitmii iUln. Now. If a badgur baa verniln. do oa know bow be sbout It to rid hlmai-lf of tbrmT . ticratrbea 'em off." aald th pr- prb-tur. .u. eir; sir. Hadgw lea't fool aaongh for lltat. He tost guea to some stream; then he stands oa to bank and reack- ea a round wltk hla month aod pulls a little tuft of balr oat sf hla talL . Now listen closi-ly With that bunch 'of hair la bis eoouth bs turns around aad bac-ks slowly down Into the river. Tbe verniln naturally crawl to keep out of tbe water and begin ta wend their way .toward his neck, and as he dtps hlmeelf down deeper Into the water they hasten to bia nose aod then out oo to the bunch of balr which b bokla ta his mouth. When sir. Badger Bods that they are all out on that little tuft, he open bis mooAh and lets tbe cur rent drift It down stream. Then he crawls out on land again, shake him self, and laughs, wblls be listens to th variola floating away, singing A Life on the Ocean Wave.' "Denver HIS HEAP LIKES THE HEAT. at tk Years Always Trie Kaegt ' . HIS Steels OmL It has often been said that th ca pacity of tle negro race for enduring boat has never been fully it-area. An Incident related by n dairyman living on the outskirts of the city seems to bear out this ssaertlon. This dairyman has a young negro boy who looks after tbe cattle and does choree around the place." The on ly effect that the beat produce In bis case is n desire to slumber. The dairy man had a young calf In th barnyard, and as the sun waa pouriug In on the poor animal his wife sent "Carilna" out to turn tbe calf loose, so that be could seek a shady spot. After wait ing an hour for hla return the house wife went to the barnyard to Investi gate. There she found both boy and calf curled up in the hot and stifling barnyard. The calf, was dead from the effects of the sun, but the boy was slumbering peacefully by Its side. - While a negro ran stand any amount of beat on bis bead be love to cool his hot-la. It la a common sight In lh winter to aee a negro boy-oB a frosty morning wlth,hl head bundled np to ieep ouT the cold and at the same time walking unconcernedly along: the frosty ground tn bis bare feet One of the hottest places In tbe city on a hot day is at the lumber wharfs of the Florida Central and Peninsular rail road. When the men knock off for noon, they frequently take a nap with their face upturned ta the rays of the blazing sun. : At the same Urn they get their feet under the shadow of some friendly lumber pile. Florida Tlmes-Cnlon. J : ' . They Saw Ik Fvtat. ' An American farmer near Guadala jara convinced bit Mexican neighbors that bxen can do more work under American yokes, so generally used In the republic. ; Tbe American brought several modern yokes from the United States and used them with success. The- curkwlty of his Mexican friends was arouRed, "and tbey proceeded to ask questions. V ; - --. . '' . "Well," said the American, "when yoa lasso a steer and tbe lasso gets around bis neck what do you do?" - - Turn him loose, was the reply.. - "Wbyr V-n-1 ";-v ' . "Because he's too strong for n that way.";; .vv- '.V. ':- "That's It," answered the American. "Ills strength Is tn his neck, not In his horns." " ' . . The "Mexicans saw the point, and now yokes of United States "manufac ture are generally used In thaT neigh borhood, Modern Mexico. ' , :; t ' Btaa sad HU Tailor. A man can be measured to tbe best advantage, tailors, say, away from a glass. Standing before K mirror be Is almost certain to throw out bis chest, tf be docs not habitually carry It so, and take an attitude that be would like to Jiave rather than tbe one he commonly holds, whereas the tailor wants him, as the portrait painter wants his subject. In his natural pose and manner. With the man in that at titude tbe tailor can bring his art to bear, if that is required, in tbe over coming of any physical defect and pro duce clothes that will give tbe best at tainable effect upon the figure as tbey will be actually worn. New York Sun. HI Remedy.' - ' " '-' The other day a little stenographer tn a down town office begged some workmen who were putting up a new telephone not to place It so high on the wall as they were doing. "You see," she said, "I have to use It ' as much as any one, and 1 am so short that I can hardly reach It" "Oh, well, miss," said the humorist in charge, of the work, "you can raise your voice, can't you?' Boston Tran script. Suit What He Wanted. The Amiable Plutocrat But riches do not bring hiipplne-ss. , The I'mimlnlile rainier But I ain't lookln. f.-r Npi-iiHss. All I want Is comfort. In.i.nnanuiis Journal. L W I l,t H,raiarr. r.-r h ms W j!r.nal, ;k 2g fv' -r tl.e rvMir fur Ue t!w!y cl i !.-! y tn f. i and, ram to lb,- ci.rf. likuxu , He brU nitt MruBfly that a dtrr-rt tiiutauilKakm of Ihe tat f jc aicohoi oeTer ocoinrd. tf rourae k acrrt-trd verv fuity the fart tbal eerlats berroaa dioeeer-e sod drr&era- Uobs ta rotting renala altered and WMkeoed Inhibitory powers are trans mitted from gesersUoa te geoerstlua. Tbesa, boweTer, did not alwajrs as sume the aaise form, th maalf'a- Hoo of tbe effect oftea taking oa very dlSoreot rbarartera la different geo- erstlooa. - But wbaterer character tbey assum ed th result aa regards ak-ubol was Inevitably th earn, and ontll far luore avktencs waa brought forward tbaa bad yet been presented, b abould strongly stale's In that wuat waa so oftea spoken of as aa Inherited Ust for alcohol was an Inherited weakness and Irwarosd self rustrslot affecting many other things besides drink and that direct transmission of tbe last tor alcohol from parents ta child r In a constitution otherwise benltby did not occur. As with tubcrculoala, th dleoas was not transialtted. but ooly the weakly and nnhalancvd condition of tba tissue.-London UoaplUL Warn1! Ik Dlweewaewv "So yon doat bullet In smoklogT said toe little woman as she watched ber husband light bis third elgsr. "No. I dont-dectdedly! If I ver should bear of your doing such a thing. I would get a divorcer "Well, now, really, John, dear, what do yon call smoking, anyway f "Why, Inhaling tobacco stnoka, ef course.' . - -'.; "But I really don't understand yonr objection to cigarettes," ssld a be. 'Now Just look at this room; It la bin with amok, t bare Inhaled that Into my lungs for the ust six years. To be sura, you bar held all tbe cigars, but then now really, what la tbe difference! Why would tt be any wore for me fo hold a cigarette In my v hand while 1 Inhale the smokeT" ' " "It's of no use trying to tell yen there's no arguing .with a woman,1 aald John sarcastically. There' a little use In arguing some men. though," said bis wife. He didn't ask why, but she told him. just th aaine, that It, was because of tbe satisfaction of coming out ahead. Detroit Free Press. . Awtawialla Salt Work- About a hundred miles north of Lima, near tbe town of Huaclio, Is on if th great curiosities of nature S salt factory on an automatic , plan. When tbe tide comes In. tt fills" a lot of shallow basltis, and the water la pro Seated from Sowing back Into tbe sea by closing tbe gates. The atmosphere Is so dry that tbe water evaporate rapidly and leaves sedlinent-ef salt In an almost pure state, which Is scrap ed up, packed luto sacks and Bh';Kd tn market .Within the coast t little farther the percolation of sea water through th porous rocks Into pits and hollows bas caused Immense deposits of salt to accumulate. The salt is tak en out In blocks' six or eight Inches square and sold lo that form. As soon as tbe salt Is excavated tbe water comes in again and In a year or two has solidified and Is ready for the roar ket ' Wells driven Into the sand dis close strongly Impregnated water at a depth of 23 feet, which seems to be a great deal heavier than tbe sea water. and Is drawn off Into vata for evnpora tlon. Chicago Record. ' Rothlna Hew Under Ihe Teat, I wandered to the circus,. John. ' 1 sat beneath the tent and saw tbe roan m Borneo, likewise tbe tattooed gent. I beard tbe toothless Hons howl. whil men tn spangled clothes stepped fearlessly into their dens and whacked them on tbe nose. I saw tbe sacred elephant spout water through his trutSk, tbe salamander eating lead and other melted Junk. I heard the merry clown get off the jokes we used to know when we were boys' together, John, some 20 years ago. " Tbe same, old horses wad dled round the same bid kind of ring, the sains old comic vocalists proved that tbey couldn't sing, -the some old hlppopotamuswas grunting with dis gust, the same old Persian ox was kicking up ; the dust, the same old rheumatic acrobats crawled painfully round, auJ the ossified contortionist was crawling on the ground and ladies rode barebacked steeda to music sad and slow the same old girls we used to see some 20 years ago. Minneapolis Messenger, " TboasTat He Knew Blm. ' Dr. Conan Doyle Is a methodical worker and ajiard worker.: He pastes op over nls mantelshelf a list of the things he Intends to do in tbe coming six months, and he sticks to his task until It Is done. Be must be a great disappointment to his old teacher. When be bad finished school, the teach er called the boy; up before blm and said solemnly: ; : ' -"Doyle, I havelinown you now-for seven years, and I know you thorough ly. I am going to say something that you will remember In after life. Doyle, you will never come to any good!" till the Wornaa Objected. " A certain Dyersburg woman assured her husband she never told him a He and never would. He told her be did not doubt It, but would hereafter cut a notch in the piano when be knew she deceived him. "No you won't!" she screnuied. "I'm not going to have my piuuo all ruined!" Tennessee State Ga- sctte. If a man dlsni.es ten persons, nia reos'-ns for disliking seven of the ten ere o t v 1 v ; . 1 that be would feel axham- fl to f-e fi-m la black and white. slvhi: a C.v,; e. fii'r :i of r r 1 ' rvv. v 1 Dyspepsia Curo Digests what yoa eat. 1 1 artl Sn al 1 r d icmis the food a od aids JUlure In aUrnk-Utenlng and raeoa- Slructlng theaihaunted dlgrstlv or vans. It is tbe lstt diaoovexeddigesv antfodtoelc Ho olhrr preparauo can apprrstrh It In mrieocy. It In stantly relieve and permanently care I'vspepsia, inaigMHiim, llearUHira, KUimenoe, fVmr Stomach, Nausea, Kirk ilpadach.Gaatralla,CTsmr,aod ali other reaulUof ImperfectdigsaUoa. Prsrkyg.C Diu C. CaMos. - T 8. DUFFY. - P. TRENWITH, IIIackMinllli, ) . " mid' Wlieelrlglit. Manufacturer of Buggies, Wignns, Carta, Drays, tx All klsds of Repairing ia my Ua doo with aratneas aad dispatch. Two aw Carta and two new Drays oa hand, also Spring Wagons and Buggies nswly re pal red. For Bale al a Reasonable Price. . tTSbip stork a Specialty. bhop South Bids of South Front Street, between Middl and Hancock, New llem. N. O. Fine Tobacco, Truck and General Farming Lands For -Sale. " One tract of 80 acres In on fourth mil of city of New Hern. On tract of 27 acres ia lees Ibao one mile of city of New Bern. One tract of 850 acres in about one mil of city of New Bern. Une tract oi vu acres in two mites oi cilv of New Bern, One tract of Wu acres in two ana one ilf miles of City of New Bern. - One tract of 8U0 acres In tbrea and one quarter miles of city of Newjle'n. Ail oi ine anove tracts are wen iocs ted, being on the same side of the rivers that New Bern ia. They are to rood .state of cultivation and we bold tkem at a moderate price. For prices, etc., sppiy to , J. J. WOLFENDEN. New Bera.tf.C School - Books 1 . All Kinds At Baxter's Jewelry Store, next to the Jovknal, New - Bern, N, C. School Books at Low Prices by mall, pott paid. Write us for price lints and terms. J. M. A J. B. REEL, .r , .' RKELtBOBO, K. C Jf OTICE I All peraens having any woik to le done oo Watches, Clocks, or Jewelry, 1 am prepared to do it reasonable. Clock faces repainted. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry fur sale. -v Will take ordcra for any kind of Jewelry if not in stack. Call and ses mo. ' ; W. T. DUNN, The Jeweler, No. 8 Pssteur St , opp. A. & N. C, depot. PROFESSIONAL. F. M. Simmons. i ": A. I. liars J. U. Pea. : . W. F. SlMriONS, POU A WARD, ATTOKNETS and COUNSELORS at ..; LAW. : ,V Jlltl HKBSK, S3. C - Otfics (8 So, Front Street, nearly oppo- site Hotel imsitawaa. (Offices also at Raleigh and Bmithfield.) rraotte In tbe counties ol Craven. Dnpitn, Jon, Onslow, Oarterut Pamlloo, A ak, Johnston, Harnott and Vttlson; in in sa preine km a reoerai uiaru, uu wuvravw aarru-s ar uinw. . ; P. II. Pelletler, " ATT0KNET at law, Middle Street, Lawyers Brick ; . r BnlWIng, Will nraatlce l tbe Coantlea OI Craven Oarteret, Jon, Oaalow ana famuoo. U.b Court at tiaw Berne aad Buprasa Court he State. -. ROMULUS A. NUNN, BW BERS,' B. 0. Office; Opp. llolel Chaltawkai South Front Street.. . Practice ia North Carolina - FINANCIAL. r.A.wrea,Free, .H.ateadowa, Tloa rre H.M.BOvaa,Oashler. CITIZEN'S BANK o mrw'Bmwii,w.o, DO i eCHIttlL BASKIKH BUBlfllBW The AeoounU ot Bancs, Bankers, Corpor ation, rarmor, Merchants anil outers r oeiTd on laTorabl term. (Tompt and oan tul attenllon given to theiniei rn oi our aa fcoaaera. l.oiiccuoa. ioiirouuu. . BOASBorDiasoTosa. - . rrJttana Ulrtoh K. H. Meadowa, J. A. to.-mtowa, -. Cha. Unfly, Jr. Samuel W.Ipock, Jaoii- Bedmona, i .... H.rn. - Waver Habn,H tMO. V.lvea, . W.F.Crockett. F. BAniC, L.I a. J. JIAT 1st. 1808, Cspital Stock,. ..$75,000.00 Sumlus - ,00,00 L'ndiTided Profits,. 2,000.00 OFFIOERa l. n w. . Cvti.hr President. S. i " MwirK, ice Frcs, 7. . I J. Yv C. T -.hi iier. :;,! rn.K, leiler. ' i ii icK. (Jullfctor I: DTOr.P: l .'li.'l , j. .. LLkiiL XoTUti. A4mtaUtriLtor Solice. Havle qoaliBeJ aa Ue Adatiabtrsle AfW.U. tianer dtttraxd lsiof Ik Coety of Cravra, Ukt at to soilty all peieos kavlsg slaiaii aalst ta aatsi ot Ik deoeased toaiklbH Uees t tk aKteralrsed oa or before, tk 11 Ik, day f Urtobrr IDuO, or lb la aoUcs win k Dld la liar M tWIrrseavsrv. All petsoaa isiTewad lo earn aauu will plea atak taiatedisis ptiswil. iuus r. wdAiti in, Adalslstrswr. Tkh) October lllk, 18W. COSiMIIUKSE'o mi North Carolina. I Super Court. - Crave C, f rll Terns, leV7. Jasef-b L llass, va. Wsablngtoa Blsd, llasaak Mad. I arvuanl to a iudrment raaind al the Fall Term UN7 o Orsvea coasly B jerlor roart la tbs abov eauued acttoa. n wklck aald iudgaieol Ik adrrslgsd were duly appointed coBmtsakars for Ike sal of lb property kareinaflar d arribed. Now tberefor la eeeordanc with ssld judgment sad by requssl of ptslstlff w wUioffsr for sal and sell to Ik highest bidder lor cssn at a tunic ascuoa at tk coo it bona door la Nsw Ber oa Mon day tks fek day of November 18M at II o'clock m. In rollowlng real property, lowili la th eowoly of Crsvaa aad Buts of North Carol la a o Pembroke road and adjoining th leads of Phillip J Le a lb aortbi the lssds kaowa as lbs Hrsy place oa tk sou lb; lb land el K U Mosaley oa Ik west aad boo used en th east by Praibroks road. Bsisg tk asms land purchased by Washington blade from the heirs ot Jess Claypool by deed executed by laelln l'laypooM, Executrix to which said deed reference is hereby mad for a full sod mors del nil deactlptioa thereof, (except tea seres thereof heretofore, cosveyed t Philip i Lee Th abov described property being Ihe asm npon which th dwelling hones of th said Washington Blads and Haanaa Blad I loeated aad whereon they now reside. This 13lh day of September 18M. J. E. jtaO'HAHA, ' - " . Commissioners. I'OMMISSIOSIR'S SALL North Carolina, I Bsperior Court, Craven Co. ( May Term, 1899 John 8 Garrett, Henry J Long aad C O Roaob. Pursuant to a judgment ot the Supe rior Court of I rsvau county rendered at tbe May term 18 In tbs above entitled action, the ondersigoed as commissioner will offer for sal sod sell to tbe highest W ider forcssh at public veadj at th conrt bouse door in New Bern, N C, on Monday, tbe Ith day of November 1891 at 18 o'clock m, tks following described lots of land situate la the city of New Bern, oounty of Craven, and btate of North Carolina.- Being lots 16'J sad 118 ith all improvements thereon situated I the nortbesst corner oi stain ana uirv streets in Farmvills In the city of New Bern, adjoining the lots of John Dawson and oilier and bounded as fol lows: Oa the north by Mala street and ou tbe east by Murry street, on tbe ulh by the land of John Dawson and i the west by Abtam Dudley's lot. bting 103 feet oa Main street, 104 feet on Murry street being a part ot a tract oi land left Isaac W Eubenks by will ot Allen O Kubanks, dec-eased, and tbe ame lots conveyed to the said Henry i Lona by deed from K M Pavi truetee of isaao W Eubanka and recorded In book 88 on naiee 483 and 426 in U.e office of the Register ot Deeds of Craven county to which reierenc is naa, ex ceptiog thirty feet which has been con vey- mown Btaraey y aea. Ibis lain aav oi rwoumoer tow. U. W. WILLIAMSON, J. K. O'HAHA, Commissioners. Commissioner's Sale. V . ; , t North Carolina I Craven Coanty I Thomas F. McCarthy Administrator, of . Mary U. Uewey Deceased, - ;' - .- vs. . C. n. WIffeins and Others. - Pursuant to that certala Judgment rendered at he May term 1899 of Craven Superior I'otirt tn tne anove eatiiisa so tlon, under vhich tbe undersigned was duly appointed a Commissioner to Sell Ihe hereinafter aosonoca irsct oi mnu; The undersipntd as Commlssisner will proceed to offer for sale snd sell oa the 1st Mondsy in November 1899, It being tbe sixth day ot said month) at the hour of 13 o'clock m. to tbe highest bidder for cash at the Court House door In Craven county: . - ; - . . , All that certain tract oi iana suasion in Craven coanty on the north sid of Neuie -fiver adjoining tne lanos oi Nancy Adams and others, known ss th Dudley plantalloi containing about two thousand six hundred sores; Except so much of said land as (abounded and de scribed as follows: To wtU Beginning st a cypress on Neuse river below Mad Heine Beacn running norm wuu ine Dower line to Cleves line tbenoe west with Bean Pole swamp to Heorahans line, then south with said line to nancy Adams line thence wlin the river to i beginning. 1 Being tbe same laaa conveyea w Alexander Mitchell by E. . Carpenter Commissioner oy oera oaiea r eorumr j 23rd 1881 recorded in the omce ot i" Heglster of Deeds of Craven coffniy DOO a r oo, page iw ioi, uu .u ssme conveyed by Ronntree and Carmer Executors of Alexander Mitchell dec, by deed dated September 15th 1889 re corded in said records, book 89, page 408 etc. This September 28th !89fc THOMA8F MCCARTHY, -r ..'i' ; " . ,. T Commissioner. Notice of Summons ind Warrant . of Attachment. State of NortbJ?srollns, I Eighth . County of Craven f Township. " . A Cohn and W X Broan , . - - vs. American Eleclrio Novelty aad Mfg Co, - and Joseph M Zamoiski. Tbe defendants above named will take notice that a summons in tbe above en titled action was issued against said da fendant on tbe lllh day of September, 1899 by 8 R Street s justice of the peace of Craven county, North Carolina, for the sum of $-'04 75, due said. Plaintiffs by reason of breach of contract and dam ages sccrued thereunder, which sum mons is returnable before said jostle at his ollioe in New Bern in said county, and in Eiirhth township, on the ltlth day of Kovemlwr 1M'9, at the hour of 11 o'clock a m. Tbe defendants will also take notice that a warrant of attachment was Hned by said iiistic on the lHh d ay I ii T'l-nber 1 J S:Jamst tbe prop .i'v of f-' - i oi -ndants which warrant IS r-, . niu ,.i I . ; re Ji he said j-iftfc at l .B t re I 1 ires " r I for the i a rf I -i ). s en and . (" i' r. ..(( I . I to p- i r . f .r r -:r M I . COIR : f . I , 1 be LIU AL VOTICEi. harikraroiWe, lrW-riwCrk Gravest. ( tk-lwe IbaCWik I F DUkutt, Adair U Ads Dmkiaa, o ra. D t-tU. tt r DiaklLS. H.Ira HarfV tuln arj t luklaa, Varolta r losahd A Km. To tsti4 I iska. r asj: ltaptlaWiksailailuei f k Crt k) aJDdavit list hdwerd tHcku a tsas" isa0.s4 Ik ma of Nnk Ckiraila, yu r kerMty a4ilrd. lki a sosrawMssd pntalosi fur aale e4 real Mai Ise asis km be duly filed la tk ck re's dice of ;rava ruuuly, h C, tatkeaivvsrailied actio by BFDIa klaa. s 'nalutslrait r. )mi are k- icky sm tlted lo1ae ka im asid link at kie ocace hi Nw Hera. Craee eously, N V cm (talurday. October ttth llM. at II dock s, asd ansatr w drmar to said petUioas yoa amy ikes bet, other wisstkprs)erf tH4il'MMrrwlll b grssled. I' Is ordsr Ikat Ibis nle b Esblisbed ooc a week fur weeka la ' ew Oera J our sal. Dated at New iters, N C, Sept. N w. m. WA1WJH, Clerk Boperkir Court Idmlnislutor'i Sale of Lib!. Koara CaaoLisa, aB-..-,r- Crave Cos Sly. ( Bopsrlor Cow F P Rows, AdmlaUlrstor of Was. Rewt deceaaed, va AlleaO Rowe, Martha AOasklas ai Ol bars. Paisutnt to a judgmeat and ordei tvnderwl sad made la the abov ntliled cause. In Ike Superior court of Craven county Oct 7lh 1899 1 will ex pose to ssle at publio auction for caah ' at tbe Court Uouee door In New Bra N C oo Monday November 17th 1899 be tween Ihe hours of 18 o'clock nv and 1 'clock p. si , lb Isnd rieacribed la the eoBpiaiat. It being acertaln tract of land ia Craven county N. C. oa tbs north side t Neuae river aad on Broad creek bounded by Ihe lends of Allen Barring ton, Wm btapleford sad by Broad creek, It being lb sain where Wm I toe. de ceased resided at the lime of bis death, containing about 880 acres. For further description see records In the office of the Register of Deeds of said county. F. P. ROK, Administrator of Wat. ROE, dee d. AdoiiDistritot's Notice. Daring qualified as the Administrate of LIUieton J. Potter, deceaned, lata t ' tbe yoomy of Craven, this is to noilly all persons having claims sgainst tie state of tbe deceased lo exhibit them to -Ihe undersigned on or before the Ulh day of October, 1900. or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to ssid estate will please make mediate payment. This October, lllh, 1899. THUS. F. slcCAItTHY, Admliilttialor. Administrator'. Notice! Having qua'lfied as the Administra tor d. b. n, of Kdward Harvey, deceased late of the eouniy of Craven, this la to notify sll person having claim agslnst the eslste of the dtceaacd to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before . tbe lllh day of October, 1900, or this Notice will be plead ia Bar of their re. covery. All persons indebted lo said eslste will pleaae make Immediste psy- ment. Tttua. r. mcuaiuhx, ' Adminlslrstor d. b. n, ' This October 11, 1899. . , - PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS North Casolina, Pamlico county. Superior Court. Fell term 1 Trkicv IlAKrKlt, vs I Richard IIarfru To Kiuhsrd HarDcr. defendant. It pix arlnif to tbe astlslacllon ot tne - court by affidavit that Richard Harper the defendant, tea bob resident oi tne diate of North Carolina you are hereby . notifinl that summons baa been tasued -against yoa In the above entitled case lor a divorce from the bonds ot malilmony, you are hereby noli-, fled to appear at the Court Hons in Bayboro on tbe 1 1th Mondsy after the - Brat Slonday in September 1899 (tt being ' November 20ib 18M) before his Honor. . the Judge of our Superior Court, at a -court to be held for tbe ssld county of .. Pamlico, and answer or demur to the r complaints if plaintiff which will be de posited tn the utile of the cletk of tbe . superior eourt in iae nrat turee aays oi . tbe term, and let the said defendant taka - aolire that If he fail to answer the said ' complaint within that term that lbs plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaints and the cost of this act ion lo be taxed by ibe .. clerk.- Given under my hand and sealed this the 13th day of October 1899. : J. It. RlCB, Clerk of the - i ' Superior Court Pamlico Co. ( CTTX fcT rjV i ,ifp a J) t AlYV I s s I IM r lk7 L,U1 UII I hav taken the' sgency for the above named laundry and solicit the patronage of the people of this city.- . Our work is guaranteed to be First-Olasa and Up-to-date. . Giye us a trial. Shipments Hade Wednesday and Returned Friday.. T. Ia. IIAIITSFir: i.d. 600 ACRES! : FOR 8 ALE." Pamlico county, norlh side of Neuse river 100 ACRES CLKAl ED, 500 ACEK-i :: ;. " timber. - ' ' Dwelling aad Tenement houses, barns and outbuildings. Oeslrable property. For terms and particulars, s.U. Joobkal, New Bern, K. C. . y, N. C T. L. t 1 C!' T