North Carolina Newspapers

V ' 7...- Published t , Monday, t i- 1 CHArars l. FDITOK AM) t 6UBSCKII ii 1. One year, in advance t.oo One year, not in ad "ti e . 5. Ml Monthly, by carrier in t ie ci-.y.. ... J .60 "! Advertising Rates f urn inked on appli cation. ; ' - - 1 :'- Entered at the Post Oil'ce, New Bern, XI. Ji as aecuuu vib uiaiir-,. 'Official Taper of New Eera ud ,mCraveB County. . new oi v., ni' vary future for north Carolina . -- OYSTERS?, . : ' . - In these columnt latt week was pub lithed an account of the returns of the ojimji urouge puau ' " - work ofthe season in the North Care : lint ionnda, and the' howing made by tbem In the way of oysters. T -, In addition to. the paucity of. oysters, the report of the dredgert in regard to the condition ef the oyster beds was an . ap " patting on to oyster dealers, '"canneries and tbepyeter gatherer. ., vi ' . With one bait of December passed tie results are showing no better, and the oyster, boats- How' arrixing from the 'sounds have 80Q to (00 bushels as the Tesulta of a week's work, when formerly this amount was gathered each day. - . t These oysters now sell at 80 cents per bushel, against 9 and 10 cents one year ' ago, and yef'the Increase of price on ac- ceunt of supply does not bring the oys ter boats as much as did the greater sup- plies xA lover prices of last year. Bo ' far as the oyster dealer is concerned, he Is a positive loser, as be cannot All the orders of bis usual trade, and the lu 1 creased purchase price Is not made out Of the consumer, 3; - " , J. But a matter of vital importance to the oyster trade of this section, and to ; the State at large, wh&t of the future of the North Carolina oyster? - '-', The North Carolina oyster, nominally " under State protection, has been ruth- : lessly and wantonly slaughtered.-! V - The tongerj-'say' the dredgers were ' raining the oysters by taking op every thing, seed oysters, svnaii oysters, ana large oysters, draining the beds and ex haustlng them of their natural supply. This as to the deep waters Of the sounds. Buthowabovtthetongers? i , . An examination of oysters brought by tongersto this market reveals the Wet that they as well the dredgers are ex banstlnglthe beds of the shallower waters by bringing to market the very oysters which ought to be left to. provide a "sup. ply for the future. V;';: - Jini above these gatherers, there- is supposed to be the law of the State, with Its (political) oyster inspector. linn uiBjiwiun, uuguk uv iuii .' ' lansof North Carolina's oyster Indus try. , They are paid fer doing work, but are not doing It. This fact la apparent her and ar other oyster, points, by the ' quality of the oysters brought to market ' vBoat loads of oysters,-unmsrketsbls, ' 1 1.. . , , TIT 1 . inspection, wnu tne law eaus lor ana ; demands, these oysters, the hafural seed lings, the only mo&ns of a future oyster - supply, would be kept where they belong, v la the sound waters. ' . ' "ut with no inspection, the oyster beds .were skinned, snd the future of the oyi tercan not be prolneuiH-Ical. ' This season another f ile baiorsrUken the North Caroli.s otcr, Tlie Auguit . storm has driven Ihe nmil ovr the oys ".ter beds and smothere l the oyiten, the results belnir shown I r l! e pitiful re- - celpts at oyster maiiml inis in this . Btate. ' ' Thus tho ovuer ;n In Korth Carolina. Beds run .!: i-f ; r ... vision on Hie pu t r ! i tors, and tlio m' : I i i i ; -- right means to -.e i . from the u , n ' ' ' ' : the future. ..'' Government ? ' reys of t'm . present fs" tor Ike fntiH" : ""the oyster i protfi i" :i. i someili!.' thero U I. ' of Nor!', - The I , '; ' h.l!' ) i i ;; ! 1 i,:ir;::aa.il of- .- i : ,1 V 1 Oil hulieyilltM.n 1; s V, iutvmUi tO ltiud Ct iU;: e his wife's tribe lives. He, Ao! however, mttdw t lie mistake of dlacin KirMiiij !! J the wrong tribe ami wits at on. c seized by the natives; over powered, killed find eaten. The wiilo'.v was provided liy the-tribe with a second bushnnd. London Mall. Icurueba Cnunut Ire Ciu-U br local applications, as they cannot retch theldiseaaed portion of the tar. There is only one way to cure deafness, anil that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con. dilion of the mucous lining of, the Eus tachian Tube. ' When this tube gets in flamed you have a rumbling sound or im perfect bearing, and when it Is entirely closed deafiiosa is the result, and, unless the inflammation ..can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by ca- nrrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. " ' We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ' case of Deafness (caused by ca tarrh) that cannot be cuied by Hall's Catarrh Cure, Bend for circulars, free. F. J. Chbnet & Co., Toledo, O. i Sold by Druggist, 75c. . 4v 1 -'Hall's Family Pill are the best. "I.. '. ..'.'., i " iiiww m 1 'tZ- Tommy (who has just been to church -for the iirst time With hla mothei)-I church always like that, mama I His Mother Yes, dear. 'Why de you ski " c , -v 7 ' Mi Tommy Why.' I didn't see anybody asleep I - ' : "--s "' , 7-; '. KOZLET'a LKMOJt KUXIIt. , iL Cares Indigestion, headache, malaria. kidney dlFcase, fever, chills, loss of ap petite, debility, nervous prostratitn and heart lailure, br regulatlne the Liver, Btomach, Bowels and Kldaeys. - - . :' Maalaj't Lemaa Rlixlr 1 a ' Cured me of Indigestion. I had suffered tor ten years, l had triea almost- every medicine, but all failed. Binca laklnar Lemon Elixir 1 can eat anything 1 like, W. A, UBIFItTMp S Reevesvllle,8..C. ; ' - Cured me of Indigestion and heart dls eaara; after years of suffering when all other remedies and doctors had failed.fj - . - PI. !. VOLBMAN. ; Beulah, B. V. y Moilti'iLmn SlUlr." '.:' ''y 1 hsve been a great sufferer from dys pepsia fer about fifteen years, my trou ble being my liver, stomach and bowels, withuernble headache. Lemon Llixir cured roe. 'My appetiti is good, aad I am well.; 1 liaa lakes a barrel oi eluet medicine, that done me no good. r!mai.ii flmiTiin r ':' No. 1515 Jefferson BU, Louisville, Ky.h - Mnl7' feuaoa Elixir - - -.-j. Cured aie of enlarged liver, nervous la digestion and heart disease. I was unable to walk up staira or to ao any kind oi work. I was treated by many physlciaas, but got no better nntil I nsedr Lemon Elixir. I am now healthy and vigorous. -. ' - c O. H. Baldwih.. : No. W Alexander Bfc, Atlanta, Ga. v v: J. : MOZLEV'S LEMON HOT DROF8. ' V - Carres all Conghs, Cold, Hoarseness Hore Ibroat, Bronchitis, JUemorrnsre, and all throat and lung diseases. Elegant reliable. - 25c at druggists. Prepared only by Dr. H'Mozley, Atlanta, Ga. . " ' '.'j''' ,y2 ' Th Moaay Part.-' y , , . Sympathetic Friend I. was sorry to hear that Cppercat got the best of you last night. Defeated Pugilist (in surprise) Got the best of mo J Well, nit I Why 1 -1 re fused to take him on till I was gusran teed 80 per cent, of the gate money and tb wheie picture privilege I , ; J. B. Clark, Peoria, 111., says, -Sur geons wanted to operate on m for piles, but I cured tbem .with DeWttt's Witch Hszel Bslve." It is infallible for plies and akin diseases. Beware of oonnter fells. F. 8. Duffy. : -- Ikf Cut. - Man at the Fish Market The mackerel are running very small this season ma'am. . Young Housekeeper I suppose It's on account of the dry weather. : A. Hi Hr. ci ne: for cnocr. . i '. Twaalf-I, Yiira' Constant IJifi Vf llkt a f HllHra. The fitat In di stil n of cruup fs hosrie I - , 1 1 i a ' ! - '' t to that dis e e It v. 1 1 I ri Hiivd'ntl the e ; 'i i " ! ft ' " 2 tl.is 1. . - i is ' i . .'i r. -Ji, If ( 'y is g'ven i n : 1 ' !. or sftc Deliiiitloti. Teacher Is" ow, Toniniy; cau you tell me what a mortgage i--? , - Tommy Tes'in It's something the villain forecloses on the heroine's father at the end of the second act so he cau marry her. Remedy For Nervous Kxhauatlon. Are you weakened and exhausted by verwerk, worry or disease? The Mystio Life Henewer will quickly renew your strength and vitality. It, is the greatest Nerve Builder known. It Is a marvellous vitalizer and strenglhener. It ' quickly and certainly .cures Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Nervous Weakness, Palpi tation of the Heart and failing health. It is Indeed a wonderful Life Henewer and Life 8lrengthener. Sold by T A Henry, druggist, New Bern, ... r - Aa Klaetrio GlrU - "Miss Sparks baa eyes that seem to throw ont flashes of lightning. ' Ever notice Itf' - " - , . Notice It! I should say I did. Wky, t alwaysJteep my'rubber overshoes on when I go torcall on her." 2" ; Relief ia Six Boars, .j. . Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis as relieved in six hour by "New Great South American Kidney Cure." It Is a great surprise on accountof its exceed ing promptness In relieving pain in blad der, kidney and back, in male or iemale Relieves retention of water, almost im mediately: If yoa want quick relief and cute this is the remedy. - Bold by C. -D Bradham, druggist. New Bern, N. C. f ' Oaali Oat. - Short If Long calls with that 'little bill tell him I'm out. - Mrs Short But that would be telling falsehood. , ' - . , r Short Nothing of the kind, I'm ont of cash, ' -A - - Miss Annie E-TSunnlug, Tyre, Mich., says, "I tuffered a long time, from dys pepsia; lost flesh and became very weak, Codol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured me.".; it digests what you eat and cures all forms of stomach trouble, r lt never fail: to. gtve lmmedlaterellef in the Mrorst cases.;!; 8 Duffy.,Si;& S "Are" you sure he truly loves your asked the fair girl' coofldaate., . aksolately--J-vCfu "Of coarse, he would y he.does.7 v; "Yes, But when be tits down and lets father ulk to him by th.bonr about plbrpenRtb, and the gentlemen with long tectlQa and 16 to I, I'm sure that he tells the truth." !T F,S Duffy A Co guarantee every' bot tle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and wilt refund the money to auy one who is hot satlsfled after Using two-thirds of the contents, ' This is the best remedy fn the world for la grippe, conghs,. colds croup and whooping cough snd is pless- ail snd-safs to take. It prevents any tendency of - a cold lo result in pneu- nOl .-.'. - .' - , --' Ha4 Wron(l4btl. ' But you are net bllndl-. ', No, snr. I am deaf and dumb. But your sign says blind. .. . Ohl begorral Its the wrong boap brougbtl : ' : " . As a cure, for rheumatism Chamber Iain's Pain Balm I gainingswide repu Ullon. D. B. Johnston of Richmond, Ind.' has been troubled with that aliment since 1803. In speaking of It he says: "1 never found anything that would relieve me until i used Chamberlain' Pain Balm. It acts like msglo -.with me. -My foot was swollen and paining me very much, hut one good application of Psln Balm relieved me. For sale by F 8 Duffy font Brat Porea, Little Elmer Pa, what Is brute forcer ra us someiuiug uoston poets csu to their, aid whsn hey make banner rhyme with hosanna. My son had been In trouble for )ers with chronic diarrbira. Bometlme ago 1 persuaded hi in to take some of Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrbira Item edy. Afir u-ii g two boltlek of the 2 cent st.e he was cured. 1 give this test! monlal, hoping some one similarly aHMelrd nnj read it Slid be benellled. TMiiaC. HowRn, (Meiici.O. For sal y Pi Diify A Co. ' i t yoa .1 1 ' I a. y had :d la,..-? d the l.H t:'! 1 111 ; v: ttoe; Bumnm'a C lever Advertising la the Londou Xensiia-ien The Yankee Midget M'ttB a tireat Supceil and a Prime Favorite With UoyaUy. . In St. Nicholas Mai-y Shears Roberts recounts the successes of tho famous dwarf Tom Thumb. There have been smaller dwarfs, but none brighter or more intelligent than our tiny Yankee, who was never more than three feet l tall. lie was born In Bridgeport, Conn., In 1832 or thereabouts, of "poor but honest parents."', His real name was Charles S." Btratton, and although his relatives always called him Charley ho was known to the world at large as the one and only "General Tom. Thumb." Under the management of Mr. P. T. Barnum oar small, hero traveled all over and all around the earth, making two colossal fortunes, one for himself and one for his manager. ; On Jan. 18, 1844, he set sail for. Europe to try his fascinations on kings and queens and princes. . - -. t i -T In those days ft voyage across the Atlantic was a much more important event than it Is now. and you may rest assured that Mr. Barnum made great capital of this 10 days' Journey. The party consisted of: the manager, the "General," bis parents, his. tutor and a French naturalist, and a brass band escorted tbem to-Bandy Hookr-i This 't act war duly heralded In .the Iondon newspapers, to which was add ed the statement that "on leav-tag New Yorkthe dwarf was escorted to the packet by no less than 10,000 persons." Soon after arriving In London Mr. Barnum and bis charge called at . the office of The. Illustrated London News. The first portrait of Tom Thumb taken in England Appear In- that Journal, dated Feb. 24, 1844,There re two cuts. - In the first he It seen -Standing on a chair-by a tabic; which serves to emphasize bis diminutive size. The second picture is very good and is call ed "The American Dwarf at tho Prln, cess Theater.". ' He; Is 'represented as being on the stage before the footlights parodying the . walk and manners-of Napoleon. Tom-Thumb' performances at tho Princess theater made such a "hit" that Mr. Barnum next engaged Egyptian halL. .Piccadilly, - whither thronged many visitors of rank, and fashion, ' ' - . ' The American minister, the Hon. Ed ward Everetv wasvery kind to bis conntrymeru and It tvas at bis bonse that Mr. Barnum-met a certain Mr; Murray; master of the queen's bonsfc hold. Oa the day following one of the Queen's; Life guards appeared before Mr. Barnum with a note containing an Invitation from .the queen to General Tom. -Thumb and his guardian. Mr. Barnum, . to ' appear at Buckingham Lpalace on a speclScd evening. r . ;. Ia retiring from the royal presence Mr. Barnum attempted to follow the example set by the lord In waiting by backing out .'The gallery was of groat stride tnado rapid progress, but Tom Thumb's short legs left him far behind -or before. . Seeing that be waa losing ground, be turned and ran a few; stops. then resumed the process of "backing: Again losing ground,, he repeated .the performance, to the treat amusement of tho -royal : spectator. ".Tha queen soon sent, another summons, and. the "OenornL' with his guardian," made a second visit to' the- palace,: belug "re. celved 10 tbe'yellow drawing room. Jl third Visit was soon, pafd to Buckingham-palace, and this time the queen' uncle, Leopold, king, of 4be Belgians, was present end was greatly amused, asking many question, ' and ..Queen Victoria, desiring the "General" to sing, inquired what song . he-preferred. "Yankee Doodle,? was the prompt reply- All present laughed heartily, nnd her mojeaty .said: "That is a very prefr ty- song.. 'General . Blng ll if s you please. - And ue uia. ; , ; .. : ., The British public was now fairly ex cited. From Jiarch 20 to July 20 the levees of the little "Ocnerur at Egyp tian ball were continually crowded. ' One afternoon, attired -In a court dress, consisting of a handsomely em broidered velvet coat.' short breeches, white satin vest, white silk stocking, pumps.' wig. 'cocked - bat and dreaa sword, be went to Marlborongh House, the residence of Queen Adelaide, wid ow of William JV. :, -v : . "Why.- -"(leneral,' " snld the queen dowager, "I think you look very smart today." "I guess I do." he answered contentoiily. ' Before be left the queen took hi in up on her lap, saying: "I see you have no watch. Will you permit me to give you one?" "I should like It very tinicli," was the answer. And few weeks after lie was agnln Invited to Marlborough House, where many children of the nobility were present. and Queen Adelaide cave him a ben tlfol but tiny watch aud chain. lie received uiuny other presents from various people, and these were nil placed under a glfiss case and ex hlhllcd nt tho receptions. The Duke of Welllm-ton frequently looked In up on the Utile man. nnd on one occasion, whi-n tho aninll "Oni-nil." Willi Md hiitis and liiilitc d lirow. wns slruttlng mid down. Imitating Napnlnin, tl ,:i: f,iiiril. " 1 1 1 i s t , n. hni;;liln:;ly I ii'iii.,. '( ihat nre yon t!tiijKi, n y 1; ! t!i- n;an'(" "1 nni tli'i, Uh";. R. i,,' i: ( ,nt:i. if Wii-. I.,n." wai t! j.i I r-: the III l li f. : .1 lie V 1 h. FA L : i .2 v, !.at yea eat. It artificially difrpsts the food and aids Mature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant f ud tonic. Ko other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It irrH Btantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, -r lauuieuce, oour otomacn, nausea, SickHeadache.Gastralgia.Cramps.and .uuMiei resuiwoi lmTxjrreciaipestion. Praparsd by E, C DtWItt Co, Cblcago. F. 8. DUFFY. - i A QUICK CURE ' . . roa coughs ' 5 - , -and COLDS The Canadian Remedy for all t Throat Lung Auctions. - Largs Bottles,- 25 cents. DAVI9 A IAWRENCB CO., Umltailt ' .;'! Prop1 I'crrjr Bavii' raitt-Kiltor. Kew Tork. - 1 1 JlontraaL. P, il,il' Kllaa uuawaa araaa. EHHYRQYAL PILLS aa-ii.i mmA ikaila vlav ' A : J?tn cuair-a for DAritaaJtn. tmUaawaiWa aual' In feitoreand to Art4! v I f.OOO roll cotton basrrine: 2.500 bun dies cotton lies; Heavy sacks, twine, etc. Prices low as anv: Limv th contract quantity and eet freight by schooner, ; '. J . . c J. EL ATHAM, V THE 'COTTON ttJVER, V - itect i Sufeitol 18 Ilroatt Street : Taxes for 1809 are now.due aad pav. Hi, uid should be paid atbooN '- vThe lawtwijl be cufoicsd and all per ton charged with oosts, due ta falldr to ray thfU taxes, as 'warned, will iave to bear tbe extra expense,-; : Taxpayers should see me at oac and avoid Ibis additional rxpenea.- . .. . - - - JOSEPH h UAOW, - s Kx-Uheriff and Tax Collector. Santa (laus CouldoVPnt-It Id V-Xour Stocking,- ,4 i Because a Stylish. Well-Mad and' rVr fert Fitting Muit of Clothing can only le mado to measure but it does tickle tL old man when v he see you trsnsfoim voursi If into a man of style and elegance by getting into a suit made by bs. Make youelf a Xmas present by leaving your order Hitn us now. . -, v F. II. Cliadwlck, Middle str . : - J- ' NEW BERN, N. C "'i,. Jwloutliern Uailway. The StandorJ Knilway at lbs SOCTll The Direct JJne to all Points, ' ' PyopoGtoral 1M W. :rj f -l f '1.7 I i I 1 1 1 ht 'If SLtcsift-ases I.I AL 0TILI.S I-ILtl I'or tUlvc-re. . United Btates of America. Eastern Dialriut of North Carolina District Court at New Bern J. ' : . Thomas MsQinn vs The- schooner Thomas L James, , her - tackle, stparel sod furniture. :., In obedience to a monition trrrae ad- reased under, ihe seal of Uie District Court of the United Btates for the Eas tern District of North" Carolina at New Bein dated November 21st. 1899. I have attached the schooner Thomas L James of Key port,'-- New- Jersey, -her tackle, apparel and furniture, sml wihV detain the tame in my custody until the further order of this Court respecting the same. Now all persons claiming the same or knowing or having authority )o say why the same should not be condemned and told according to the prayer of the Llbellant, are cited to appear before the said Court to be held at New Bern in said - District on Tuesday after the 4th Monday in April. tt being the 24tu day of said month at 10 o'clock la the rorenoen, then and there to interpose their claim fer the same sad make their allegation in that behalf. .- v f lx. fj UOCKBHT, f -1 - United tate Marshal, , By T. P Boutins, Dep. Marshall, .0 . . . New Bera, N. C -recembar 8thT 1889.- . - ' - Sale For Piftitiun -Publication j " Summons. North Carolina ) Superior Court - t Craven Ceunty y Before tb Clerk. ' ' V. Enoch VY admorth , , L Edward Dtnkins and Helen Harris and , 1 Infant. '1 To Edward Dlnkina; van will lake ni lies that the ..above named : plaintift, Enoch Wadswovtb, has begun a proceed ing In this Court for the sale for parti - i on 01 a certain tract or tana tn graven county, fully described la a deed from 8, V. utnklns to Caroline Uiukln. recorded In the office of the- recister n! Deeds of uraven county, nook 117, page at), 84, 30. The laid plaintiff In ssld nroceeJ- Ings avering that he is the owner d? U-$ interest 1n said' land anil that von the Slid Edward Dlnkina, n the owner of a undivided 15 Interest therelni and pray- lr g for a tale of said land for a division thereof. . , . You are therefore notified to aooear at the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven county on Friday the 96th day of January, 1600, at the hour, of 12 o ciock sis ami answer or nemur 10 the petition 0'ed in said proceedings or otherwise defend the same as you may oe aavisea. -. ' . ?- Thl December lStb, 18D9. " " " W M. WATSON, Clerk Of the Superior Court Craven Co PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS,! North Carolina i f -e Craven County. " :' Superior ton rt Jany Term ItOO Cora W. Peck vs. S.J.. Peer . Let E. J, Peck ta'ie uoticetha't an ac tion entitled a abova has . been begun anaioat tint by Cora W. feck in th su perior Lourt 01 uraven oounly tor divorce and that he is required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint at the nest term of said court in - be held at New Bern, 00 the 8th Monday before tbe 11 menaav in marcn ivuu Wi M,-WATSQX, O. B O, Oi- City Ordinance. B it ordained by the Mayor and Board of "Aldermen of the city of. New Bern that upon the execution by J. K Latham and wlf of a deed conveying In -fee sim ple tn said city the lot of lot of land In Mid city described at a part .of lot . No 5t,lyingJetween South Front and Pol lock streeiiflt being the lot on the est tide of Craven treethlch ia described In 4 deed dated January fl, 1882, from Wiltef D Burrus and wlfo Haggle to J E Latham as the lot pa which Is. tltu aled the tecond brick (tore lot f rem the corner of South Front street and Craven street, . that F. Tt. Patterson, Mayor of aid city Is authorized and fully empow ered to execute a not to J.-E. Latham for tbe aum of $1,800 00, the . purchase money for id note- lo bo payable id monthly Inslallmeot of 23X0 tfll paid with lolereM from date at 6( per annum said monthly Installment! to be due and payable the Aral Inatallmmt on month from dale and each luitallmeat bo , the flnt of each locceedlng month, . The In erest tn be payable annually eg the lit day of December of each.ths said Bote to oootaln aa obligation by the city to re ceive fur it taxes shy voucher signed by said city la payment of tald aole.-. Tbe-1 said Mayor is also authorized- and tm- powered to execute a mortgage on said land to lecar said not to execute tb urn In the name of tb said city and to taflli the corporate seal to said' note' and mortgage both of which tball be attested by the City Clerk J. J. ToUon and upon tbe delivery of aald deed from Latham and wifrto the Mayor F. T. Patterson, property , executed he shall deliver to aid Latham said note snd mortgage. ' ; J.J. T01.S0N, City Clerk. - e;:tihe -shoe stock AT CC'.T I 3,0(10 I'liirs (0 make eelee mil. ('nine citfly and make yoti J. V. TAVI.OIU Ale. I';, lit I LEUAL NOTICES. . Executoyi Sals?. '- Bulrtue of the powu conferred upon me by the lal will audi. iauieutof Vm Lluve Br, and by the vuusent of tbe Su perior court 01 uraven county, I will on Monday, January 8tu, at the hour of 18 o'slock m, expose to sale at public auction to tho highest bidder for cash, at the court houae door in New Bern, all of the following described rat and pexil tonal pioperty, and chores Ja action.. W tQ.X win 1. ' All thst tract of land -in CraveaTfrndertfgned ' CommlaalonerC will couulyr on the north aide of Neuse river, and south side ef Bwift Creek, ' in ', and about Dak Island Swamp, beginning at slake- on tneeoifo or said swamp, north St degree east 1211 -poles to the line of a patent granted to Abner Camp bell, thence with said' Campbell's line, north iS6 polet lo the- given line of a patent (ranted to Walter Allen-,- thence with said line north 80 degree weal 07 poles ta his corners thence his other Hoe north 17 west, 48 poles to Dinkens . be. ginning, thence with Uinkent line north 70 West, 86 pole to his-corner, then With his line south 78 west, 70 pole to his Corner, theno with same aouth, 1 west 140 poles to his corner at thelgwer end of Oak Island, thence with said Din- kens line; and the edge of the focotla to Dinkent corner at tbe upper end of Oak" Island, thence aouth 4 degrees west 62 poles to Lewis Oaskins line, thenee with the same aouth 48 degrees east 180 poles; thence south 28 desrees east with 'the edge Of the Pecosin and. Dudley line 140 potes to a nine, tnence Boutn w de grees eatt 66 pole to tbe mala; road, tnence wun saia roaa to tne beginning, containing 893 acre more or less. Bee deed dated April 28, 1K74. from Alex Mitchell to W m Uieve, r, Book 70, page 177,.etOkv '.;'.-... ' ."- '.'". '. i --A :. All that tract of land In Craven county North -Carolina, beginning at a dead pine in a branch between alasons Branch and the truck road and bounded on the north bv the lahdxof Bdward Whitford. On the south and east by the lands of Jams uampbeii and on tne west by tbe landsutf John U. Smith, and being tbe same land which was conveyed lo Oliver Dawson. by Jarvia Campbell by deed dated the Kith day of May 1871, and con taining so acres more or Jess Also all that tract of land in the Coun ty ofCraven, Stale of North Carolina, known as tho Bill Lancaster land, begin ning -at a pine tree, near the mouth of Jerry's llranch, Fonville corner, then running with Fonvllle Hue, South 40 east, 88 poles to a pine Fonvllle corner, then norlriw, east ou poles to a slake, then south 15, east 84 to a pine, then north TIJ,; west 50 poles to a pine, then north 85, west 290 poles to a pine, then south Jl. west 40 poles to Greens line, then. with saldQreens line north 20, wed 120 poles to a stake, thence to the begin ning:, containing 28 acres more or less, except. 100 aorta which has been sold off by former owners For full description see Book 71, psges 103, records of Craven county - Also two old gold watches, one Iron safe, one share of stock in tbe E C F O Q as I Association, one note of R C Cleve balance due $100.00. One note of K iV Pmllh, $200 80. Balance due on note of M Bryan $8.85. Two notes of Q W Ven ter $40.00. Note of Barron Forest, bal irfice due $93.40. Three note of D C voward, secured by real estate mortgage Total $450 00. Balance due on open ac count of W D Rountree & Co , on prin cipal $51U.IIH. ia-4i. tx twiu, fixecutor 'a Of Wm Cleve, deceased. This the 5th dsy of December 1890. ATlMINISTRATOU'S NOTItE. The undersigned, having duly quali fied as Administrator of William Hynn deceaaeil on the 15th day of February A. 0. 1897 hereby notifies sll pertons hav ing claims against said William Flynn to present tbe same to him duly veiltled on or be'nr the9ind day i f Novembor A u. ivw or tnu notice win be pleaded in bar of their -recovery. All persons lo -debted lo said euale ar required to make prompt payment . ' uateo tbi waa aay ot jNovcoiuer a. u. 1890. -:;' ,"'.'".'" - - tho8 f. McCarthy, . ."Administrator of Was. Flynn, dee'd Execntor'a Nolle?. Bavlng qualified aa execatorof Geo, A. Kichsrrison deoeased, lte of Craven minty. North Carolina, this is to notify fall persons having claims against the s tat of said decraaed to present tfiem t J . , i a t... j r 1900 or this aotloe will b plead In bar of their recovery. ' All persons Indebted Kaia estate Ul pleas make immeoi at psyment.'' sr.W- &;';' i. This Nov; 8fr, 1898 " : ' .-w-' J, -. V;; R. A. BICUAUDOS, ExKUtor . Administratrix. Notic t - HaTlnt Qualified a tbe Administratrix of J M bmlth. deceased : late of tbe coun ty of Craven, this I to notify all person having claim against tb. eatata ct tbe deceased to exhibit them to the under signed on or before the 8th day of De cember, 1800, or thl notlo will b plead In bar of their recovery. All person Indebted to said ettat will pleat make Immediate payment.'' ' - SARAH A. SMITHY Admx , . . . of J M Smith, decaaseJ. Thl December 6, 1899. , ' i ADMIKISTKATOU'S NOTICE I - Having qualified as administrator d b o o ta of the estate of Jeba Collloa, de ceased, all peraons having olalma agalosl aald estate are notified lo present the tame tome duly verified on or befnr the 1st day ot November 19U0, or this notice will be Dlead In bar of their re covery. .All persons Indebted to Ssld estate ar requited tn make Immediate payment. jlliKHl 1 1' v 111 i LEt, Admn d b a o I a of John Collins, dao. November 1, 18iW. ADMIMSTRATOR'S LAND SALE Slate of North Carolina, - t'raen County Bnpirlor Court, before the Clerk B F Mnk h,, admn of John D Dintlnt, I,. I. T. - Juliii ji 1 inkina, 1J K Dinklnt and others V : ;i on the f t h dty of Nov. IK&8 tn ' iii 1. 1 . i,i, five en' (i wist ti niti'ted v. : i i , -i, nt. w -ni duly epprovt-d by till- nil 1 i f ClNV. I, , I ' . i . , li mi 1 n . ; ' I I 1H 11, t II I 1 i U.'it 111 till LUAL NOTICES. - UID SALE! LUDE1LIM Large Tracts of Tp BE SOLO IN DOVER, ' 0NTHE2TTH OF DECV.18:. 11 . - By virtue of decrte of court, we, the vVednetday,27ih of December," 1883, In the town Dover, at publio auction, sell to . the highest bidder the lands now owned In Craven county by Walker aad Farrar, to-wltt- J ' - - , Two tract of land containing C05 acre moie or less lying about a mile and a half north of Dow rand within f of a mile' of the Railroad. a- , ' -These tracts contain about' 400 acra of the best and richest swsmp lands whioh only about 100 acre . have been lately cleared and cultivated; the rest of the land Is upland and pocokIn.Jv-, ' . " . One lot In the town of Dover about one acre in size with good house and out': bouses, '-"--v-t -!t :ts-:uHS',: Anyone wishing -any ' information m about these tracts cao obtain such by : applying either to Messrs. h. or Beth West of Dover, N. 0., or to cither of the . Commissioners. " ' , - , J.W. WALKf R, v W. 8TAMP8 HOWARD, - . :, Commissioner, , Terboro, N. C! , Nov, 14, 1889. - Mortgage Sale! 'ursuant to a nower of sale contained in a'mortgage extcuu d to P M- Barber -by Stephen Scott and lie, dated the 8d-1- : day of July 18 and recoidtd In - tb office of tl e reifistcr of deeds ofCravfn 1 county in book 93 pages 267 . 268jtnd 269 " we will sell at publln s net on at the court houe i oor in the city ot New Bera h or 13 '..1w.b m n HnnAM- IhA lHth day cf December 1899 the following property: Lying aud btir.g in the ooun- . ty or uraven being the lots or trbCts o( -land conveyed lo the mid Stephen So tl " by W Q Brluson. Admr. of J II Rich ardson, diceared, containing 69 acrta more or lees Also another lracl containing 810 acres adiolulnz the said above descilbed' tract .. aud tbe tame which was -conveyed to John Mitchell by W U Biinson, admr of -J A Richardson deceased snd at erwajd . conveyed by the eaid John Mitchell to the said Stepbt n t'cott , t . Terms of tale cash. -. , MAKUERET M. BARBEH, Executrix ' HENDKRSON ROSS, hxecutor, of P M. Barber, deceased. - - Notice of Sale. Noktu Carol nt a, Superior Court. Craven County. Samui I Blackledgc, admistrator of estate of samnel ulackledge, deo d i va - . 'Hj:;,!'''', Luis Boom, W H Ulackledge, et alt.-- , '. Hy viitueof an order of the Clerk of . the nierior court of Craven countv, N. ' C, in the Special Proceeding entitled as . above. n'w pending in taia Snpertora court, the undersigned adminittrator 1 will sell forcaab, to make asset, at the .7 court notiso noor in ine city or .xxtw Bern, N. C, at li ociock M. on Tuesday -the 2nd day of January, 'tlHXl, to the highest bidder, tbe following described real estate lying and being situated In -the said city of New Bern bounded as loiiowf: ' - , . , ;o - i-r Jv , Beingjets No. 1 snd fronting 63 feet . each on West street, and 10i feet on Main street, both lot tunning west nardly 103fer, lieing tho fame land ronveyrri by E. JI. I'avle an3 M. Pa- ' vie, Trustee &o. tn said Samuel Black-, leilve, dee'd. by iletd beailng dale of Septembtr 22nd, 1882, .and recorded ia tho office of the Register, of; Deed for -Craveri county; -Nt-C. In Book,- No. 85, ; Folio 68A to which reforenre- is msde, . The said lots aie tit tit ted upon the cor : ner of ssld Main and .West streets and. contain small dwellings each, ' V-;. ' This 25th, day of November; "1809. , , 8AMUELBLACRLEDGE, .- - - AdmlnlatratoT. JTEtA R. O'ilARA; Attorneys.-, Notice oi Bale." NORTH CAROLINA, 1 , - - Cravin County. . J Pt.r,nant In the ilcens of the 8uprrlor Court ot i ren county to roe directed id lb icrtaln lytcial proceedlnes enti tled; ' V ...,,; '..; .r; Thomas F McCarthy, adminittrator 1 ' of L"ttletou J Potter, devea-ed, . I : -. Va.' ..... " Hack lewis, and Laura Lewi hit j , wife, and others.-' r .'. j Paid prcoftdtugs bripg (cttitutrd to tell the land of my Intestate to nmke fi lets to ay debit: J Wills In raid or der direct, d offer for tale and nil to tho highest bidder for t'ath t the t'omt Houaadcor of Craven oouniy at ti n boor of til o'clock m. on Monday the i day of January 1U0U, the- fiillowiiig :' soribed tracts or parcel of iuod l ' -and bring situate in Pamlico n " bounded arid deicribed as lollops t' 1, One Uact beglai ing on ti e i road at the cointr il in land i: heirs of David Watson dei-mmd. -running aettardly wi'h the muni ' 70 yards to vtu.tara l,uptoii'a hut i thence nor'hwald y tat enoui;h lo tain 2 acres mora or lest, tin n n warjly to the line nf the b In or I Watson, thsr.ee south to ti e l containing 2 seres more or i v : , n, buildings and linproven cnti ti n t being the same land convt jid I v ' Kobint'on aud wife to Litti.ton ,l I .'8,-One otlrr tract contain, acre more or Iran, Having nml ' such timber and ihnber n. menn, a have hereloft re In totheltlad't Lumber .: and bi Inn in No. 4 tov. nt-1 . i ; of Jones liny and at the In ! Creek, and conveyed to I l'i: ler by V T I alio cmiiinhH i Aliel J Vollva and if'. ai 1 B Voliva and wile, ami hv : gilKiilinn, and by ".'I a itti ami hy (ludlui'l ' i Littleton J rotter I r n-i Con ry inn e, rxo llletl 1 i Littleton J i'olter. in 1 n O H I , (i (if Iha lii- -' r i I i CO "ti i 1 v to ioi 1 l' 'J l.H l ..., h. r i! ! 'j nun !'. v." oi l.itt:, ! ii j i