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LFUAL KOTiCLS.
LEOAL NOTICES.
LEUAL NOTICES.
' Published eve:
Monday, at !"
CHARLES L. L .
FMTOR AMI r- (
BUiJsciurn' :
One year, In advance , ' ' -
One yew, not In advance "
Monthly, by crner iu tlie c. y.... , ...
.Vdvertlalag Rates furatsked ou appli
, etia ' '
y . Enured t the Post Oftiee, ITcw Bern,
' N. C, a second class matter.
; Offlclal Faptr of Nw Eer aad
' ' ' rCravon Centy.
' w Berm," N. C, Eeo. 20, It? J.
THE SRAM. OF THE JACKALS.
- The Jackal ia aa animal ot the genus
dg. yt possessing none of the 'decent
. train of the dog. ,- '
; , The jackal Uvea In the ground, travt !s
n In company of Ua own fellowa, feed-on
s rsfus, carrion lire food, If It can find
an animal wak or wounded, for the
jackal goes by night and -makes up In
atractlona1 bowla for th courage it
!. - ' - - . -'
-V There are human beluga having some
' V of the characteristics of the jackal. ;
' ' One of theaa characteristics Ir that of
' -attacking the helpless or wounded,
simply becauae theaf may be ,, attacked
i ' through treachery, when If they were In
theta normal condition, they would r
calve tha fawoinga of the Creatures, who
' attack them when out down!1
. The recent disasters to the Brttlah
s'i amjee in South Africa, ha Drought to
light the jackali, represented by foreign
' v- nattoas ana a claaa of sycophant news
papera. - -J- "
Great Britain aeemi In dire distress all
'f- present, 'eo these jackals begin their
anarliaga, tha same taking form In ex
' - preaalons of hope that the Greatest Na-
tlon on Earth may be broken up. r-r1
if England wu any other nation but
" ; England, there might be the shadow" of
a chance for Its overthrow". .
, " Only a few months ago and theaa. for
eign jackala were gloating ovet this"
.' country's possible" averthrow by Spain,
and rejoicing' la and magnifying every
' Spanish success. . - - -
But since the war, theae ones anarlera
'V have become fawaars, fearful of tha"
f United Sutea, and attempting by over
done politeness to cover np the trea'ch-
' orous utterances of a few months ago. v.
..- Let those Americans who sentimental--f
ly take aides with England's enemies,
, net forget that it was only last year
when this same English natlen stood
beside the Onlted States, and by its
presence ssnt the foreign Jackal nations
" back to their holes ia the ground.
Let It not be forgottea that England
.aad tha United States are bound to-
- gather not merely by tke tie of Anglo
. Sazonism, bat by laws, .trade and lan-.--(uage,and
that any calamity to John
Bull is a calamity to his kinsman, Uncle
Bam, , i'
v While the sky way be cloudy today
"'over the British people, It laonly acloud
V which will be dissipated, and the great
. Kingdom and Empire will come ferlh
to confound Its enemies and receive the
.v congratulations of Us friends, while the
Jackals will sneak back to their boles, to
await tha time of the next nation that
,, may be lb distress or trouble.
y- . r 1 - -
, Zaf Cmaaol fc L orad
. bv lecal appllcatlona. as tiif-y cannet
.': reach thaldlseased por' nu of tlie ear,
. : There is only one way lorn ) .
Vv and that la by -constitutional r ;
'r Deaf nesl la caused ky an I ' !
? dltlon of the mucous ltmnr f n.e I
teohlanTube.J.'WIjiii t 11
; flamed you bare a ru 'i ' ' -
perfect hearing, ami; i :l r
closed deafness la IL r ,
the inflamniallou can l i i
. this tube restored toil i
tlon, hearing will Is
nine cases out ef ten -arrh,
which is coi:.
condition of the i
VTs will give (--for
any case of I 1
tarrli) that i
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. C i r :
' - Bold by P:
nall'aFBi; i
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you wool I ti- -t
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sutn (' -tin,
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1 i
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1 ) tir 1 ft elbow
i r li "t 1 0 to
1 . , . . '..in 1 tl t i-'.e
i ,',cii v illi a dovll and iluwt
.! Linn to anoint the iiloor with a
me f ft soap an-1 15 chopped
1 f o u a horse's tail. . If tlie pa
tient screamed, It was the devil
screaming within her, oud she was to
be left alone, securely bound to the
bed. that she nil1it not remove the
npplinuce. lie then took Ms fee and
left.
His orders were conscientiously car
ried out, with the result that after a
nllit of indescribable nprony the poor
woman died of exhaustion. Cracow
Letter lu Cliicapro Hecord.
Svd Two eti.
Mr. Tnccr l'ou expect to be In San
IJranelsco next week? By the way,
you know where my auut out there
lives. 1 have Just written a letter to
her. Would 'you mind dell vering It
some day as you pass tlie house? 1
Mr. Pnecr'8 friend No; but l might
forget it. I think I'll just put a stamp
on it and drop. It Into the first letter
box. ' s - - .
Mr.'Pneer All right. l don't care
how you get It to her.-Chlcago Trlb
nne.: - -if '
' " The 6ret Debate. ' .
When the uncertainty had ' become
well nigh Intolerable, Science ventured
to go to fhe Serpent directly. "'."
'Is It or la It not-o facti O-Ser-
pent, asked Science, "that you swal
low your young when you are attack--!
Well, 1 always try to hold my
own," replied, the Serpent tnoaesuy,
It la true; but evasively withal. -
: And so the Ultter-eontroversy wagee
ou. Detroit Journal. ' , K
America's Poltlo Amonsc Katloaa.
' An English traveler who has recent
ly been lnv this country remarks In
Jnaklng a comparison .between "the
principal great nations or tne woria,
that "holy Russia Is a formidable idea.
Great Britain . Is a picturesque and
pregnant Idea, but the United States
is a self conscious, clearly defined and
heroically vindicated Idea, in whose
further vindication the whole world is
concerned." 8t Loul : .Olobe-rJemo-
- -MO ILEX'S LEMON. KLUnk'-v,
APlMuuittlMianTBle.T . ;
Cures indlsestlon, headache, malaria,
kldner disease, fever, chills, loss of ap
petite, debility, nervous prostration and
heart failure, by regulating the .Liver,
Stomach, Bowels ana Kidneys.
Cured mi ef Indigestion. I had suffered
for ten years. 1 baa triea almost every
medicine, but all failed..,, Sine taking
Lemon Elixir I can eat anything I like.
., - r vr. A, uairmsi,t
Rcevesvllle, S. Ci'i -ri. '
" 1 HarUr's Laaiaa El'itr -VC'
Cured me of Indigestion and -heart dis
ease, after years of suffering -when all
other remedies and doctors had' failed.
- . . COLIMAH. -
Benlah, 8. C ' 1 - -' '.
I hive been a great sufferer fram dys
pepsia lor about nueen years, my rou
b'e bel.ii mv liver, stomach and bowels.
with te.rilil 'headaches. Lemon Llixir
nnri mm Mv ftnnntltia la vorwl. aad T
anrwell. i, had taken. a barrel or ether
medicine, that done me no gooo -
DHARLES UIRHARD,
No. 1515 Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky.
, If altar's Uafi JClUIr ;
Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous I
digestion aud heart disease. I was unable
to walk tin stairs or to oo anv sma ot
work. I was treated by many physiclaaa,
but (rot no better uniii I ued Lemon
Elixir. I am sow henlthy and vigorous.
C 11. BALDWrS,
No. S3 Alexsnder Su, Atlanta, Ua. , ,
HO'XET'S IKMOlt HOT DKOW.
Currrs all Con"hs, Colds, IIoarsenBSS
Sore 'Iliroat. Liunehitis, Ceoiorrbi'e,
and all tnroat and lung diseases. Lirgaut
reliable. - ,
2'ic at drur :!(. Tf-pared enly by Dr.
U. iie.ley, Ananta, Ua.
Qu'ta Bight. ' .
1 he clup who csn't keep his temper
leecVt try to k--p a dtn'y. .
' f f itnra.
j i r;i'. 'er l!'s
i In
ii! s 1 f "lit Orest
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Ish( iUy So. "
As a rule, the convict with a life sen
tence isn't particularly anxious for hi
te.nu to expire. --..-.'-..-.. ..':..
A Giant Nurve Rulliler, '-
Tlie Ky slic Life Rcnewer Is the most
Powerful Nerve Builder known. It abso
lutely cures ail forms o'f Nervous lJis
enes and Weaknesses no malteer how
agravated or how long duration, such
as Neuralgia, Nervous i'rostrationTNer-r
vous Paroxysms, St. Vitus' Dance, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Physical and Men
tal Weaknesa, Debility of Old A?e, etc.
bold by T A Henry, druggist; New Bern
A Questioa Lf Digits, ' .
She (approvingly) Yon won her baud
then - - - ' J
''lie (rather glumly) Humph I
sume sot I'm under her thumb. '
FREE OF CHARGE. '
r Aay adult suffering from a oold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles of sny nature, who will call at
F 8 Duffy & Co's , will .be presented with
a sample bottle of Boschee'a German
Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle
given to one person, and none tochil
dren wlthont order from parents.
No throat or- lung remedy " ever had
suchealoasBoschee'tGerman Syrup
in all parts of theclvtllzed world. Twen
ty year ago milllous of bottles were
given away, and your druggists will tell
you Its success Was marvelous It l real-.
ly the only Throat and Lung Remedy
generally endorsed by. phyBicisna. -One
71 cent bottle will cure or prove-it value.
Sold bjr dealers a all civilized countries.
' May. the Ptpe, "" t
: The-plumber is the only man who gets
any benefit frem hitting the pipe. T
Hiss Annie E..GunnlDg, Tyre, Mich.,
saya, "I inffered a long time from dys
pepsia; lost flesh and became very weak.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured
me." "It digests what you eat and -cures'
all forma of stomach -trouble. ' It never
falls to give immediate relief ) jhe
worst case,' F,B .Duffy.-iH";;;
7 - A Oeaaiae pUenima. -. J
"I know what you want, Mr. Spoon a-
mere," said Jehsny.7 "Tou want to kits
Mabel."-',.-'. .--''.' f-: r"! ,.'":-;
On which, account "the -sorely 'tried
yeung woman dared not send tha Impu-
dest youngster out of the room; r -
V 8 Duffy A Co guarantee every. kot
tile of Ckamberlatn's.Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to any one who is
not satisfied after using two-thirds of
the contents. . This is the best remedy In
the world for la grippe, coughs, colds
croup and whooping cough and is pleas
ant and .safe- to take; - It prevents any
tendency of a -cold to. result In pneu-
enis. .. ':-'.-'. -. .. i
"-.' Otta Cola Head Kaaagh. - " .',.'-' :-"-,
.Two heads . may be better than one,
but tke maa with the cold doesn't think
so.-; '. ;' ..'v."-.., - -
' IS J ton bad been In trouble for years
with chronic dlarrho? a. Sometime ego I
persuaded him to take some of Chamber
lala's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hem
edy. After using two bottles of the 25
ceat alze he was cured, I giva this testi
monial,'1 hoping some one similarly
afflicted mav read It and be benefited.
Taovi AsC. Bowkb, Glencoe,0. For sale
yFiDufyCo. r -: i
' - A Strang Maa. ' 'r-
- Mrs. Nawlywed I must say I'm sur
prised. Hc:e, while we've been talking.
your friend has walked off with a cake I
Just bitted. . - - - . ,.
Wea y Willie Oh, ha s'priaes every
body, lady. He's stronjer'n he looks.
' J B. Clark, Peoria. 111., aaya, "3ur
geona wanted to operate on me for piles,
but I cured them with DeWitt's Witch
i:- ;1 Fslve.". It Is Infallible for piles
and skin d.'tnasea. Bowara of counter
feits. 8. Dufy. " "
V'har riif i, ,
"V," hen'a woman panses to relied''
aye the Van)unk l'bilf.
mr, "It Is
gniaVy l"'oie a lookinjj gi
nute V
llrh t'Ui
i (or ( o;
la tlie bo,
aud toM
!y I
1 f r
1 1 :
t a
C of t 1 t i I i n
in .ev - .. told an HiH'iestin
story ui.ioios of the tribulations of iu
Vetitoin. "About t'noe years nso," he
said, "1 got up a little device that
greatly slmpUiied the working of a
certain type of pump. , I took out
patents that cost me lu the neighbor
hood of $300, Including attorney's fees,
and dually submitted tlie thing to a
big manufacturing . concern lu the
north. The proprietors at once con
ceded the merit of- the Invention and
offered me $300 down and a royalty of
$125 on each one used. The cash pay
ment amouuted to nothing, for it really
fell short of covering my time nnd ex
penses, but the royalty was generous,
and I figured It opt that It would yield
me aq income of $3,000 or $4,000 for
several years perhaps longer. It de
pended on how soon something better
entered the field. - - --.-.. ,
"Accordingly, I accepted the proposi
tion and transferred all my right. Now,
how much do you think I actually re
ceived? 'Not a penny! No. I haven't
been cheated; at least, all 'he accounts
have been perfectly straight. - The
trouble Is they "never put the device on
the market They simply stuck thf
patents and drawings In a pigeonhole,
and there they remain to this day. ' -
"Why did they do It. did you ask? To
isave money.,; The public Is -very well
aultcd with their pump as It stands,
and it Is doubtful If they could get nny
more' for it with my Improvement add
ed.' Such a step would merely cut down
the net profit, bo tbey prefer to let well
enough alone.-- It was necessary of
course, ta get ! my . invention safely
shelved, -or It might- have been .taken
np kyaotne enterprising rival and the
only earthly .reason for spending $500
on the thing- was" to put It out of the
way. It was rather rough on mt,; to
bo sure,' but the experience was .valu
able, and I won't get caught that way
again." New r Orleans.. Times-Demo
crat -' , " .
" GLASSES TOR THE EYES,
The Reaion They ArWorm
- - - Haay Persons Nowadays, .-.,
?""The question Is oftenltsked, partlcu-
larly by those who can recall the cus
toms and experiences-of 2i years ngo,
''Why do so many persona nowadays
wear glasses?" - The s answer laseasy,
"The increase In the number of spec
tacles worn Is not to b regarded As
an evidence. of moddrn degeneration
of the ryes, but tnther that a long felt
necessity, has been met." -Kor it should
be -remembered that rlth la the- post
quarter of a" century, -much baa beeh
learned about the value of glasses, and
the range Of their application and use
fulness has been enormously extended.
Of course" the eyes need more betp Uow
than formerly; as the amount of work
they are required to do Is mnch greater
than at any" prevloua- period- In the
vrorld's history. ' The aewlngmachlue
and many other inventions of its class
save the . labor of the hands .only., id
add to that required of the eyes. ; F"
' New employments, new amusements
and new fashions are continually be
ing Introduced to Increase, the exac
tions, laid upon those , sensitive find
delicate organs. The steady decrease
of Illiteracy; together with the general
Cheapness of literature and a spread
of a taste for it. the enormous circula
tion of novel: macnzlne and newspa
per, the ever Increasing use Of artificial
iHtrmmaUon,, ail combine to-ovenai
the eyes and to weaken or possibly de
stroy the sight unless the required aid
and. protection be supplied, through
every means at our disposal. Thus It
happens that the some time luxury of
properly adapted glasses has come to
be reeofrnlzed and understood by very
many of the present generation as one
of the real necessities of their Uvea.
Llppincott'a. - -i: i- . , ',t
EnElUh OOeera Waar Arnior,
Many olllcei-sof the British army
aro wenrenr.ofarmor. . As a, general
rule 'the mall Is inclosed ln A leather
casing,' which Is sewed inside the
tunic, so as to be Invisible unless the
garment Is picked to pieces. Aod the
same with helmets a similar device ia
fixed Id tbe lining, so as to give addi
tional protection In case of need. Some
oUicers-jre not above wearing mall
vests underneath their tunics and per
fectly oblivious of their comrades, who,
although tliey may scoff In times of
peace, would only be too glad to don
one themselves when In the middle of
. hostilities, i The majority of themak
er's customers sre olilccra. because the
suits are very expensive, costing about
10 guineas each. Kegiment
A Tarluaa BnOla,
An Interesting spectacle was wit
nessed the other day on the banks of
the river Soar, near lint hern, by a Ron-
tieninu resident 111 the dlatriet. lfln
attracted by a peculiar cry, ha turned
aside and on tne upon a young oiler and
a biiKP eel t'niri;'d lu a deadly struggle-.
Tlie otter hud evidently cnut;lit
the eel, wlileh bad relnliuled by wlud-
insr Iti.eif tiriiiiy
Ii- l!. 'lie f . 'it
no !-ie oi r '
n--1 p .: Inr; of w
V. 1.;. il It I. . 1 I,!-;
I - , 'I.
omul the former's
ii-.i- 1 several tnln
! -"y f-. - m I f
!l a part ef V 9 f L
n In two. Louden
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3 w a k u. l.
Its-
iallvdifffifa thftfnnrl and aMa
l-iao.; in strcii tttuenirtK and recon
strucLing tlie exhausted digestive or
gans. It ia the latestdiscovereddiffesU
ant nd tonic. lo other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
l.-ysnohsia, inaigestion, -ueartburn,
latiiience. hour Stomach. Nannea.
Sicklieaclache.Gastralgla.Cramps.aDd
miui-uerresuiisoi imperiectaigestlon.
ruimuuoyt.i, UWI ai.0., tlJICOge.
- P.'S. DUFFY. .-
Notice of Meeting of Creditors '
n the Eastern District Court of the
United States, for the Eastern District
of N. O. - ,
In -the matter of IL E., Qulnn & Co,
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy. -
To the creditors ot R. E. -Qulun & Co in
the County of Lenoir- and District
aforesaid, a bankrupt: ' "V , .
Notice ia hereby -given that on the
day of March A, D, 1899, the said R-. E.
Quinn & Co. were duly , adjudicated
bankrupt! and that a meeting of , tehir
creditors will be held at the effice of L,
Woore, in New Bern, N."C.', at IS m,
on the 22nd day of December 1899, at
which- time (he said - creditors may at
tend, and. Bhow cause, if any,' why they
may not receive their final discharge. -
; - - L. J. MOORE, ' I'
tleferee in - Bankruptcy, 8d Bankruptcy
Division in said. District. ' ''"--.
New Bern, N. XI, December 9tb899.
At PnbUc Sale.:
On Tuesday, January -2nd, 1900,. at 12
m we will offer at- puVlc sale,' at Court
House door, the following property of
Craven county Neladn Ferry bridge,
i?-rMw6 ferry Hats, some, old chain. -, Terms
cash. Ky order Board County Commis
sioners. ' WlIXlAls'ANnLATUAM,.
Committee
r.-.:A QUICK CUBE FOR.U
COUGHS AND COLDS
'rVerjr Valuable Remedy in all V
ff. affections of th??
! THROAT or iLUKGS $
; pf'M Large' tUe isctlit
:. JUV13 A UwncBVcevt Uaitat7
,- rrop's of retry oimf Paln-Kllfcr,
-':-ciSht:iawk r.Bn.h DtBKond ttiaaa.
'" rtsrtasM trtJO friw ajsrwunaioi
Ar, ajtvaj. laiiat-k. vtrt mt
, TriaL-t'l tor (lr.hmMtra. Mtik VI-,
A;:r.T '',7; rnr.u11.ss44sa
" W In atuinsi tr nurtlewlAa, v al.atMlaU Mel
ai.il aiiiat TMtlsnsUIItJi. Jtmmt tvm
Z 8 XSroati Street;
outhern.' -
' Th;standi f I Railway ths SOUTH
' The Direct Line to all Points, "
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. VEX. AS, "
"CALirOilNIA,
cui:.v Ann
nico.
Strictly First-CIasS Equipment -on all
Through or Local Trains; Pullman. Pal
ace Sleeping Cars oo all Wght Trains
Fast aud Safe Schedules.
Travel by the Houlhern and you areas-
iure-l a Safn. Comfortable and Expedt
tious Journey,
Apply to Tic'iet Agents fur Time 1
blea, Hates und General Information, or
ailress F. Tt. DAKUY, .
11. L, VE"NOIT, . c. r, T. ,
T. P. a., Anheville, N. C
Charlolte, N. C.
I n: c S. Oannon, J M. Cl'Lf,
Hi V 1' .V (i.-n M in. Truf. Vu
Vr. . Ti i s, Q P 1,
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UULICAIION OF SUMMONS
North Caiuiiua J Superior Court
Craven Couuty - 1 Janv Term 11)00
Cora W Peck - V8.-F. X pecr."; ,
Let S. J. Peck take notice that an ac
tion entitled aa above has hi en begun
ai aijt i iia by Cors W.- Peck in the su
perior Court of Craven county fur divorce
and IhuV ho ia required to appear aud
anawer or demur to the complairt tit the
next leriu ot i-aid court - to be helot at
New Bern, on the 6th Monday before the
1st Monday in March 19UO, - - . ' .- ,
VV. M. WATdON.-CS C.
Adminieiratrlx ftoilc,.."r.
Having this dav duly oualltiad as Ad-
iaistrairlx of the late Sarah Cohn.
notice is hereby given ta all parties
holding claims aKaiasi mv Intestate 10
present same for payment to me on -or
before the 16th day of December, 1900,
nr.tbis notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery. - T ,
.t, . f ... . .- . . . . .
- ah persona inaeoiea to my intestate
are hereby Hiotined to -make immediate
pajmant of same or they will be pro
ceeded against according to law. This
loin uay or uecemner, is. 1
' FANNIE G. BROOKS.
Administratrix of Sarah E, Uob'a, da-
Ernul, N.5. ' 7 - .
,l;lxecutorU Notice, 4 .
Having this dav Qualified as Executor
oUhelast will and testament of AdolDb
Cohn, notice is, hereby given to all per
sons naving claims against said Adoiph
Cohn, must present the same on er be
fore the 16th dav of December. 1900. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. - 1 ' ;
- All persons Indebted to the said Adoiph
Cohn are-hereby notified that they must
mate immediate-settlement with the nn
denignedor collection of same will be
enforced according to law.?. -. s - -..
V i ms tne 10m aay ot lieoemner, iyu,
Executor of Adoiph Cohn, deceased."'.
Notice of Sale ot Land
- -Ju Partition.
NoiiTnCAKOUKA, 1 In", tbe Superior
Ciavm county. - -V court before the
R E Whitehead v Georee- BlSimons,
' Hadbah Slmmonst and Stephen 8im
" mons. - t , - '
Pursuant to a drecree of the Superior
court of t; raven county lu the kbove eiv
titled proceedings for sale, of land for
pa titioa rendered by the Clerk of said
court ou me lBin nav UetemDer. astfU,
'i ne undersienra as commtssioDer will
Offer fur sale and sell at public auction
tor oaso to the uignest mailer at tne
court House floor or vraven county,
Monday tbeand day ot January. iVUO
at tbe hour of 13 o'clock,7 noon, all the
following desenbed real estate to wit:
iFytnc ana oeine tu-ine cnjiniy oi gra
ven and State aforesaid adMainc the
lands ot James J ana sou nd otnera, on
the south side of .Nense - river and. west
side of Adair s Creek, boriierlnz
Godfrey's creek and containing 61 acres
more or ieaa,r:i-'-'"r-;
This December 18th. 181111.
S'i ROMULUS A. NDNN, Ccmmis'r,
PUBLICATION OF- SUMMONS
North Carbllha, Superior Court,
Craven County t ;'v j Jany. Term, 1900.
Malvina Moore ts; Alexander F. Moore.
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action euttiled as above
has been commenced ia the Superior
Court of raven Tounty lor uivoree.
vinculo matrimonii., and aid difendant
required to-appear at the next term of
Ihe Superior d-uit for Craven county to
be held on Hie fif h . Mindsr hefnrtKtbe
first klooday lu kiarbh, 1900. It being the
ititk day of Janoi ry, 1900. at the court
bouse ot said coutrcTv la tlm eliy of New
Ii -rn, and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the plaintiff will
a ply to the court for relief demanded
lo said complaint, - .. -
W. M.'WATSON.
r"- Clerk Of the Superior Court.
This 18ih dsy of Du mber, 09.
.ENTIRE
SHOE STOCK
AT Jt COST I
, 3,000' PalrsTio - make stjlections
from. Coma early sad maker ronr
choice., - . .
" J.' K.TAYL0IL
;-rc.' -.j-'.;:--; : -:
;'- l.'-r'.--:.'''-'
Genuine Bass' English' Ale, -Pals)
and Burton's on draught at " " .
Fiueut Wines and Whiskies at tha
Palace Suloon, Market Dock. -
JAS.F.TAYLOn
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Xlxeculor'a Kale.-; .
By virtus of lie pow i conferred upon
me br j h last will ami u i ameut of W m
Lleve, Hr, and by the eoBnt o tha bu.
perior Court of Craven couuly, I will oo
Monday, January 8th, lVUO, at the hour
of IS o'clock m, expese is sale at public
auction to tne highest bidder for cash,
at the court bouse door in Mew Bern, all
of the following doner I bed rest and per
sonal pioperty, aud choaes iu action' to-
It: - - -
1.: AH that tract of land In Craven
county, on the north side oX Mouse rivet,
and south side ef Swift Creek, iu-, and
about Oak laiaad swamp, beginning at-
a state -ua .tne - eage or saia rwamp,
north 53 degrees east 120 - poles ; to - the
line of a patent granted to Abner Camp
Deli, tnence witn said tamptwu a uae,
north 136 poles to the given line of a
patent (ranted to Walter- Allen, thence
with said line north 80 degrees west 87
poles to his corners thence his other line
cortn 17 west, jt poles to Ulnkeus Oe.
ginning, thence with Dinkens line north
70 West, $8 poles to- his corner,' then
with bis line south 78 west,- 70 poles to
his corner,; thence with aama south, 7
west 140 poles to his corner at the lower
eau oi uak island, tnence with said Din.
Kens line, and the edge of the Focosln to
Dinkens corner at the upper end of Oak
lsland,'4bence south 43 degrees west 03
poles to Lewis Gaakins line, thence with
the same south 48 degrees east 180 poles,
tnence souui us degrees east with tbe
edge of the Pacoslu and Dudleys' line
io poies to a pine, tnence ooutn bu de
grees east 60 poles to the- main road,
thence with said read to the beginning,
containing 893 acres more or less. See
deed dated April 88, 174, f rom Alex
Mitchell to Wm Cleve, Br, Book 75, page
177, etc. : " - -.'' . :-- .: - ' ' -
All that tract ot land in Craveu county
North Carolina, beginning at a dead
Dine in a branch between Masons Branch
and tba truck road and bounded on the
north by the lands of Edward Whitford.
On the .south and east by the lands of
Jarvis Campbell and in tbo west by the
lands of John H. Smith, and being tbe
same lapd which wu conveyed to Oliver
Dawson by Jarvis Campbell by deed
dated the lUlb dsy of May 1871, and con
taining xu acres more or less
' Also all that tract Of land in the Coun
ty of Craven,- Slate of North Carolina,
known as the mil Lancaster land, begin
ning at a pine tree, near the mouth of
.1err'a branch, ronvllle corner, then
running with Fonrllle line, South 40
ast,88 poles to a pine Ponville corner,
men norm BS, east ou poles toa stake,
then couth 15, east 84 to a pine, then
north 78, west 50 poles to a pine, then
north 85, west 290 poles to a pine, then
south It, west 40 poles tit Greens line,
men with sainureens line nortn vu, west
120 noles to a stake, thence to the beirln-
nirie, containing 2?3 seres more or lesa.
except 100 acres which-baa been sold off
by .former owners. For full description
see Book 71, pages 103, records of Craven
county.-
Also two old gold watches, one iron
safe, one share of slock In tbe C F O
G & I Assoclstion, one note of R C Cleve
balance due 4109.00. One note of 11 W
Smith, 200 80. Balance due on note of
M Bryan f3.85. Two notes of U W Ven
ters 140.00. Note of Barron' Forest, bal
ance due $93.40. Three ' notes of D C
'Joward, secured by real estate mortgage
Total t450 00 Balance due on open ac
count oXW D Rountree A Co., on prin
cipal faiow.
ii, Ji.t. u iJjJiit, executor
" Of Wm. Cleve, deceased.
Tbls tbe 5th day of December 1899.
; ADMINISTRATOtt'S... NOTIlE.
The nnriralgned,-havlng duly quali
fied as Administrator of William Flynn
deceased on the 15th dav of Februaiv A.
D, 1BU7 bereny notines an persons Bay
ing claims against said William Flynn to
present the same to him duly verified on
or before the 21nd day cf November A.
D. 1900 or this notice will be pleaded la
bar of Ibelr recovery. All persons io -debtedno
said estate sre required to
make prompt payment.
Dated this rood day of November A. D.
.1BW, v- .-'-. -
:thos f. McCarthy,
Administrator of Wm. Flynn, dee'd.
Kxecotor'fS Notice.
.. .v., . ... ' : -I ,
Haying qualified as executor of Geo.
A, Richardson deceased, late of Craven
I -unty, North Carolina, this Is to notify
all uersons halnr claims against tbe es
tate of said deceased to present them to
the undersigned on or before Deo. 1st,
1900 or this notice will bo plead in bar
of thi-ir recovery. - All pi-none indebted
to said taut will pitas make tmmedl
at payment.-, --. 'i t-Mi.-v.--.
. This Nov. 80, 1899. V--''-- v;'
a A,BICHARD?05I Excutr-f
- Administratrix ; foticf"
naving quallfledulh Administratrix
of J M bmith. deceased: lata of the coun
ty of Craven, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estat cf the
dreeased to exhibit them to the under'
signed on or b. lor the flth day of De
cember. 1900. or tbls notic will be plead
Id- bar of their reoovery. - All -persons
Indebted to said estat will pleas anak
immrdiate payment. . -1 -' . :;: .,-1
, ' . BAR All A.-HMITB;; AdmxVv f
of J M KmltU, deceaseJ.,
.": This December 6, 1899.. i vj: j ; v
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICl j
Having qualified aa admlnUtrator d b
ft c ta of the estate of Jebn Oolllns, de
ceased, all persons having claim against
said estate are notified to present the
same to me duly verified on or before
tbe 1st day of November 1900, or this
notice will be plead In bar of their recovery.-
All persona Indebted to- said
et-tnlo are requested to make Immediate
payment. ilEttillTT WHITLKY, M
Admn d b n o t a of John Collins, dec,
November 1, 18'J9. -- -'; .. . - '
ADMIXISTR&TOR'S LASUSiLI
Slnte of N nil Carolina, .' . )
("raven County C ''
Buperlnr Court, before the Clerk. )
B F Dinkins, aduiu of John D DlnVlus,
(ierrn. ed. V.
Jnlm 1) liii.kins, B V Dinkins and others
M'her. let on Hie 2;ih dy of 'Ov. 1K(I9
in the aliove ra-e was remleied
! iiieni w-..8 duly approved by
Kill 'lei in 1 'U f Craven
-. I, net heri.il! mid f Ilip'IW-
... t -ii-.-l i,r iiilniiei ,11-iier
I nfler lle..-lil.e.t
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LAND MKMDMEH
Large, Trads of Laid
TO BE SOLD IN DOVER.;-'
" OW THE 2?TH OF DEC; 1899.
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By Virtue of decree of court,' we, the
undersigned Commissioners, wilh On
Wednecday, S7ih Of December; 189), in
the town Dover, at publlo auction, sell -to-
the : highest -bidder the lands -now
owned in Craven county by Walker and
Farrar, to-wtl: " 1 - , . ,. " J '
r Two tracts of land" containing 90S .
acres moie or less lying kbduta mile and -a
half north of Dor. r aadwlthlu t of a
mile Of the Kailroad. -
. These tract contain about 800 aores "4
of the best aud richest swamp lands
3f
which obly about 100 acres- h.ve beea
lately cleared and cultivated; tbe rest .pf
(ha land is upland and pocosln." J" S4
t One lot in tbe ton of Dover about'' v -one
acre in size with good house and out '-r ' ;
'houses.,..-' - . "fZfJ'Z
Anyone wishing any information ' -about
these tracta can obtain such. "by ,
applying cither to Messis T. L. or Seth - ,"
West of Dover, N. C, or to either of the .
nnmmlnliM t K
j. w. walkir, " -r2 'i -J'
W. STAMPS HOWARD,' s' 1
Oommlssloners. 1
"Tarboro, N. C . Nov. 14, 1809. -
Notice of Saler - .
Nortu Carolina, ) w.i. '
Craven County. Superior Court.
Samuel lilackledgc, admlstrator of estate
oi Samuel liluckleflge, dec d , . ,
vs
Lula Boom, W H Ulackledge, et als. - - .
By virtue of an order of the Clerk Of '-''.V"
ihe (iiperior court of Craven county, N M
O, in the Special Proceeding entitled aa
above, now pending iu Bald. Superior . f
court, the undersigned - administrator '.'"",
will sell for cash, to make assets, at tne ..
court house door, in tbe city of New'
Bern, N. at u o clock M. on Tuesday ,
iho 2nd day of January, W0, to Uhe v
highest bidder, the following described - .
real estate lying and being situated in
Ibe said city of New Bern bounded, aa..
follonlT - - -
Being lots Nn. 1 and 2 fronting 69 feet ' .
each on West siren, and lOi feet on '
Main street, both lots running wesl T f
wardly 102 feel, being the rsme land C-v - C
conveyed by"E. M. I'avie and H. Pa
vie, Trustee &c. to said Samuel Black' '"
ledge, dee'd. by detd bearing dale of : (-'-'. r."t
September 22nd, 1882, and recorded 1b
the otllce of the Register of Deeds for ri "
Craven county, N. C. in Book, No. 85 "
Folio 585 to wnicli reference Is maae.. ,
The said lots are situated upon the cor "- :'
ner of said Main and West streets and t
contain small dwellings each.
- J his zotn, day or November, low, fc " tt.
Administrator
J. E. & R. O'HARA, Attorneys.
Notice ot Sale.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Craven Connty. f ,
Pursuant to the license of tbe Superior .
Oouit of Craven county to uie directed - .
in the certain special proccedins-s eatl-
tied:
Thomas F McCarthy, administrator") -
ot Littleton j rotter, deccaseo, r", 1 r'" ' 1
Vs. f'.-Cf
Mack Lewis, and Laura Lewis his ( - ' -j , ,'
wife, and otherr. -. . 1--? ,
Said proceedings lieing instituted to-'. .,
fell the land of my intrsiate to make as- - '- ; :.-
sets tn ray debts: I will as In said or- -3 v
dcr directed offer for sale and sell to the ; -highest
bidder for Cash at the Court .v'. . - '
BoUhedrorof Craven count at th-" -h5hr
of 12 o'clock ni, on Monday tb 8tU " ji ;
day of January 1900, the following dv
scribed tracts or parcel of land lying-fi.- '.
and btlog situate iu Pamlico- county ;: r
bounded aLd drtciibed as lollo-vs towlt;rj" o-.:.
1. One tract beglui iog on tba main '
road at the corner of tue land ot iho l -,L
heirs of David Watson deceased, aod "
running westvardly wi'h the main road
70 yarda to Wil.lum Iiplon's firtt tilteh ' v"
ibence nor'hwiudiy far enough to con.
lain 2 acres more "or leas, llience east- v J
maruiy to the Una of the heirs Of David . -. -.iT "
Wairon, thonce south lo the beginning,
containing 2 acres more or less with the .-, - f
buildings and improvtB'er.ts thereon,-.- . ,
being the same laud conveyed by D it-
Robinson and wlleto Littleton I Potter. -,:
9. One oilier tract containing 1500 - .
acres more or less, taking and txeepilng ':. ,
such tmber and limber lights and ease- "-.J :.:
meat, as have heiotofore beebcooveyed . -to
l be Blades Lumber Company, lying
aod being lo No. 4 township af the bead ,
of Jones Bay and at the h ad of Goose -- - -Creek,
and conveyed to Littleton 1 Pol- .:
terby W T Cabo commissioner, and by ; ,
Abel 3 Voliva and wife, aod by William .
B Voliva and wife, and by E B Hopkins
guai dlao,- and by Sam'l E Potter and
wife and by Guilford Gaaklil and wife to
Littleton J Potter by sundry deeds ot -conveyance,
executed by said parties to .
Littleton J Potter, and recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds of Pamli
co county to which refeience is made.
This December 6th, 18tn. -.
"TH08. F. MCCARTHY, Admr.,
k' V :-ol Littleton J Potter, deceased.
Sale " totjl Partition v-Publka i ion
. ; Summons.' -; i - .
'v. North Carolina ,1 Superior Court -."
. Cratsn Ceunty f Beforctbe Clerk.
V,Jy;,.ooh Wadsworttr -
Edward iDtnklns and Helen IlarrlBS and
, . .--k -.. Infant. . -;
To Edward DInklnst you will lake t- "
lice that the alovs named plain;
Knocb Watlawortb, has begun a proeF-. i -lug
in till Court for the sale for pa
t on of a certain tract of land In Cm
Ceunty, fully deat:iileil In a deed from
F, Mnkliis lo tarolii e Dlnklns, rrrn
In rbe i-lllee of the replnter of Die- -Oiaven
connly, bonk 117, pntres li
:i-i. The raid plalntllf In snid pr
Ings avcring that ho Is tlie owner '
inlrreat in land and thnl yon
siil. I Kdward IHuUInt, a tlio owner .
undivided 1 A Inlerenl therein; and :
Ii g for a sale ul said laud for a i;
the-eof
Von me therefore iiolifiid In m-i
11, n I ) 111 i-c of tlie I'leiU ol il. :
I'miil of Crnvf-n eonn'v i-n K '
ill d.-iv of .llilillHfv. 1' i, i-' !'
U o'i I--- k M. at l ii' ' ii
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