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i iiU JO J. a w.L. Published every day In the year, except Monday, at 96 Middle-street. ,PhohkNo. 8. CHARLES L. STEVENS, ' - , - . ''-4, ' " -.. E HIT OH AND PKOPHTKTOB. 1 s-r.'.. . ..-... . . ,., . r BUBSCKlFTloV BATES.' one year, lu advance........... ...$4.00 One year, not in advance.......... 5.00 " Monthly, by carrier In the city.... .60 Advertising Rate furnished on appli cation " ' - t Sntered'al the PoM Office, New Bern, i N. C, as second elaaa matter. , ... ..." : Official Paper of flew Ben - and - - Craven 'Coaatj. New Ben, M. C.i Job 1, 11)00. - ' f- AIDED THE COTTON GROWER., , i There has been liule said lu cooden - nation of the causes which brought about A recent failure, of tbe great NewTork 'cotton house, of rlce McCormlck and Company. . ,, V ,T. J -' t ' , Gambling in cotton or grain "futures,1 . ;or trading In "railroad stocks la that den .of Infamy, Wall Street,11 are familiar - topic enough, held np aa tigs boada to T -warn the general public againtt the dan . gars of Jalter day sprcuUtion. - ' - - Unvfttrar luwih f hat ' mlvlit Ivk- aafil ; against the evils -of speculating, there are oocaaioos when words of condemna- lion are unfair anifunjusl, coming iroul . th iae who have been benefitted through : the 'err speculation which mlKht be ' condemned. " t - The southern cotton planter and grow . er, can not say nword against the action f u.inA u...i.h n ..... . their attempt to advance the price of eof . ton; in the speculative markets, for through the, months . (n which this manipulation baa gone on, the price of " otloa has. advanced,and the cotton grower baa been, enabled to market bis cotton crop at constantly, advancing prices, Instead of finding a market which . as the receipts increased, the price de clined. : , t y ' ' Of course the. speculative operations ; of v I'rlce," McCormick . & Co. hae pot . alone been responsible for the greatly . Increased cotton valuation, for a small nrnn haa atlmtilaljMl vnr larirAlv in . 4tiA v increase In the price of cotton." 2?? But to Price, McCormlck & Co, the . southern eottoft grower Is very greatly : Indebted, for while this firm failed in Its attempt to successfully , manipulate the - i . .i BULUHi uirut. .ii n MiuLiinni 'nrnuii ' grqwer baa been benefitted millions of 'dollars.", K - 1 - . "3 : It has been, evil for' the speculatora, but given big money te the South, a case .,of onry to a few and much good to the ' f ,.: .. i UnUrrh Oaaaat ke Cared .'i. " with local applications, as they caanot : -reach the seat of the disease.' Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and In t It rn-itt- . i. ... . remeuiei, nu avarru vure is laaea internally,-and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Hall's Catarrh Oure fa not a quack medeclne. . It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years, and is a regu lar nrescrlDtlon. Itis composed of. the. best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces.' - The perfect oombl aat Ian of the two Ingredients Is what nivwliiiWM BiVfth sawAnlarf nl - Mn m - f -v siaawas nwiiuviiw S VUUltl I SS VIII ,.1ni Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. ' , tj rT s.v l. Tr a - . T " " 1 ' ' Toledo.U '. , Sold by Druggists, ?Gc. ' - , r Hall's Pamllr Pills are the best . " V. CaleblDf IM Bars. .-. C . la one of the courses In history at liar -.vara, the processor asked la an examlna . tloa the question, "Could President Mo- Kinley order the conllacatloa of, Aguln- aldo's personal property? One student Handed in as an answer:- "To mske a , rabbit stew, first catch the rabbit. ' - ' Inflammatory Khmraatlam Oarad Ia t - Morton h. Hill of Lebanon, Ind., says: MMy wife had Inflammatory Itbeutnatlara In every muscle and joint; her snITurtng wsa terrililc and her body and face were swollen almost beyond recognition; bad been In bed for six weoki and bad eight physicians, bnt received no benefit until she tried the MyBtlc Cure for niicuma tlsm. It gave Immediate relief and slie was able to walk about la three days an) sure It taved lier lire." Bold by T A Henry, dnifjjlut, New Vi-io. . ALL ' - 1 The iiUi-uioiiu a, ti:.,.lc lis it i '.t to be, ia made iu tiuinin 4!s of uik counting sizes aud styles imil tlu sr dmcr eiit umsieal keys.' All single httrnmnieus. iuc-hldiiiK the very cheapest, ure pKidiice i io aereu keys, A to U inelubive. lJoubie bttiniunieas, with two sets of reeds, ate made' with the two sides io different iejs. and then there are haiuiouieaa three sided, four aided, five aided aud six aided, each aide being tuned in a different key. Single harmonicas are also sold iu sou of Tour in as many keys. The key tuoat coutmonly used is probably (J. The many thousands of harmonicas sold in this country annually are all im ported, some from Austria, but by far tbe arenter number from Germany. . Theyi are made largely in factories, but still to a considerable exteut, either in whole or In part, in homes and- often by women. cheap labor enabling the production of them at very tow cost. In factories the tuuera of barnionieaa ait at tables tltnr are partitioned off something like deska in telegraph offices to give each -operator arseparate inclosure and avoid confusion with other sounds done at band, ilie reedi are tuned to those of a correctly tuned harmonica which , la used as a guide, the work being done with a file and a kuife, with which the several tongues are scraped or filed or cut In whatever degree may be required to bring, them Into tune. t . '. - . Harmonicas are sold at all aorts of prices? from 5 cents to 13 or ti. '-At -prices above 50 cents the harmonica is Jikeiy to be double. Double harmonicas or larger size and more elaborate hnisn radge fl price np to $10. Harmonicaa wttn more than two aides begin with the three sided ones at about 1.25 aud ran from that np in price, ac cording to site and.quality and number of sidea. . to those having an sides, in as many keys, and 72 boles and, called eon cert harmonicas. and selling at $3.fi0 or more.: The harmonica la commonly deem ed a toy and is chiefly sold and used aa arteh, but good music can be got out of a. good harmonica, and It Is more or less used as a musical Instrument and played with other instruments or as an accompa niment to the human- voice. A-stringed instrument could, of coarse, be tuned to play, with a harmonica pf any key, but that barmofilca might not do to accom- 'bany other music written' perhaps in a dafTcrent key and played upon a plane and not easily transposed. Huch and other requirements, as of the voice, are Bnefby the harmonica that can be played in sev eral keys, and the putting np together In a box of four single harmonicas of as many keys Is with the same purpose In view. . " . Of odd harmonicas other than those that are standard and familiar there is one-kind with a tremolo attachment by means of which a tremolo effect may be given to the notes.: There is another kind of harmonica made with gong bells at tached that can be manipulated by the plOer.;V'-v''-';;.v:'iv-':-' Of harmonica holders, designed to hold the harmonica to a playar's lips while he la using his hands to play another instru ment at the same time, which would be, most .comment, a guitar,, there are at Vast three kiuds. One la an adjustable holder that goes around and rests on the honlders, the others being iu. one . way another attached to and supported upon the player's clothing. And there are also made harmonica pouches, of leather and of chamois skin, and in various sixes and having at their opening end framed jaws that snap together as those of pouch pocketbooks do, In which- harmonicas may be carried. New York Bun.- Baataeltr tkewsi hr Dees'. A stag had' been , turned out before a pack of hounds, and, when somewhat pressed by them,' I observed it twice, says' a contributor to ' Our .'1. Animal Friends, to go among a flock of sheep and in both cases to double back, evi dently with the intention of batUiug the purault of the dogs.. It would thus seem that the animal. war aware of iu being followed by the Scent and not by sight. Mr. O. 8. Brb, writing from Salt Lake City, tells of the sagacity of deer in that district in avoiding gun traps. The deer are very partial to the tops of maple trees, jind, when food was scarce on ac- Soaat of snow, It was his custom to art own a maple tree and to place a gun, connected with the tree. In such a way that the deer eouid not pass between the trees and the gun without pressing the line so as to discharge .the gun and consequently to get shot ' This experi ment, he says, he tried at least 00 times, but never succeeded In killing the deer nntil he substituted a black linen thread for the fishllne which he had first used, and then he. had no difficulty la killing them, aa tbe thread was so small -and black that they could not distinguish It - ' -V K a4 Matrlmesir. '' Cecil Rhodes st one time had a "private secretary of whom he entertained a high opinion and whose service he greatly valued. One In morning this favorite abruptly announced" that he vas going to be married. Tbe colossus was speechless with indignation for a moment, and then, glaring at the' culprit he growled out, "What on earth am I going to do tor an other secretary?" - . -- Without waiting for a reply he strode from the room, slamming the door behind him with great violence. His good na ture, however, prompted him to extend tbe forgiving hand later on, and he gave to tbe bride some fine diamonds. In ad dition, be lent them his owe carriage and Dorses for use to and from the chnreb. ' It never entered his head Io give bis erstwhile favorite secretary ' any, more employment. Buch a crime as matrimony. though forgiven, could But be condoned. To Ke Silver Bright. When the clerk lu the pure and plated silverware department opens a showcase, yon may detect the pun ;. nt odor of cam phor. Inquiry reveals the fact that large blocks of gum camphor are deposited here and there In the case and that the rlTect of the cflluvia is to keep the ntelal from tarnishing. "It would be practical ly ItnpoKsilile to keep ottr silver clean and bright without camphor," explained the floorwalker New l ork Vrvnu. C. O. D. The Friend -They sny he had to settle 1 fO.lt') on bis clilt-Ht dfiHL-ht.T bcctitiKS of a ttiule on her fnrrlu'U't. The Fool Tlnt wns a eii'.e of spot cau. KsntsHs t'iiy Iriilc'iM-ndfiit. Finish (il. nf) -- V, ,n t Is the mnttor, Jones? J..m- !'re It d t!,e hen ! I.e. t r-hh (v lio mi It f-.r t., :! .i. )--i. ii llnn't yM II . . e it I ; ? ir-Vul TLro are few women as beau tiful they might be. . Powdor and paint and cosmetics don't make -good looks. Beauty is .simply an impossibility without health. .Beautiful women are few because healthy women are I . ret .. 1 f '. , lew. jne way to nave a tair - face and i ia to tako face and a well-rounded figure if-' r- "-"s !U U .,i 5 This is that old and time-tried medicine that cures. all. female troubles and weaknesses -and drains. It makes no" difference jj what the doctors call the trou- ble, if there is anything the matter in the distinctly feminine 2 organs, Uradfield's Fe male Regulator will help S and cure it It is good for ir- J rponilnr nr namfnl mAnstntflUnrt n r ?r ' g. .f or lencorrhoBa, for falling of the 2 womb, for nervousness, , head- 2 ache, , backache and " dizziness. 2 Take it and get well. Then your old-time girlish features 8 BB nnrl ltvn vmll 1aafA1.aj1 ' :. B istsM ayarattuts tarsiatMttia. . ss S THE 6RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. S . ATLAITA, BA. 2 TbU is about tbe sllmniest-elll of fare I ever sat down to, grumbled the excur sionist who bad stopped at the summer hotel ' It's about halt what' I'd get at home. 1 " " ," ; ,7 Well, you got half fare on the' rail roads, too, didn't youf : said the-waltbt Did yoo kick about tbatr - . t ' t MOZCTirS LEMON FI.IXIK. - , t negalalea the Llyer, Btanaeb, Bowels and . . Kidney's. a, " ' - '. For biliousness, constipation .and ma laria. - - ' rJ , For ' Indigestion,, sick : and nervous headache. - ' . '. Kor sleeplessness, aervousnesB heart failure and nervous prostration. ' r For fever, chills, detilitv and kidney diaeasea, take Lemon Elixir. vv Ladies, for natural and thorough ot- l . ..!-! . VWl 4. 50c and $1 bottle at druggius. '"-. Prepared only by Dr. H. Moxlerf At lanta. Ga.' ', " H-- ...:'; ' Or. H. Mozley Dear Sir: Since uslng- yonr Lemon Elixir l have never bad another attack of those fearful sick head aches, and thank God that I have at last found a medicine that wlU care those awful spells. - Mbs. Etta-W. Jokes,' t Parkersburg, West Virginia. - Hosier's Lemoa Elixirs " i ; I Suffered with indigestion' and ' dys entery for two long years. I beard of Lemon Kllxir; got ft; taken- seven" bottles and am now a well man. 1 - - - Habbt A daub. No. 17M First Avenue, . Birmingham, Aia. . - -. r .;-y 'ITosley's Lemon EUxlr. '''.V-'',i - Cured my bosband, who was afflicted for years with large n leers on bis leg. and waa cured after using two bottles; and cured a friend whom the doctors had eiven ob to die. who had aufferetl for years with Indigestion and aervoas proa- tratiOB.. - i V Has. E. A." Bsvillb, Woodstock, Ala. -- -- . ' - . - -y , ... ACaxd-' . ;.-.v v: - For nervous and" sick headaches. Indi gestion, biliousness and constipation (of which I have been a great sufferer) I have never found a medicine that would give such a pleasant, prompt and perma nent relief aa Dr. XL Hosley'a Lemon bltlir. : ' ,"'f- ;Vj.t,' .v?v: ! P. Sawtbu,, Griffin, Ga, -,'. .'pi' '"'i Publisher Morning Call. I, Deacon Good!y-Boy,'donlyon know that you shouldn't play ball' on Sunday ? n Johnny Oh, that's all right Deacon' We ain't playing;' we're practicing for tomorrow's game. . ; ; " . ,' ' DOES IT PAT TO BUT CHE AM - -' A cheap remedy for coughs and colds Is all right, but you waul something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. Whnt shall you do f Go to a wanner and more regular climate? Yes, If possible; if not possible for you, then In either case lake the only remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung .troubles, "Doschee's German Pyrup." It not only beats and stimulates tbe tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays Inflammation, causes easy ex pectoration, gives a good nlght'a rest, and cures the patient. Try unb bottle Recommended many years by all lrtir t'tdta In the world. For safu by V. ti. Duffy. . . Celery Homlm he Powders euro lieail ' lie. t'uile and sold at Davis I'linrrn'ry. A rt Ivnl of r dully ex. r; t ; p. lit. V,'!' 1 ii p. in.; 3 ' 1 i'- ; : ficm : ' h titid we t ) a. ti..; H 10 fir ; ! i t I ( u. m. t n 1 a. in. 1 1 .v.h li II. 0. i i.j.uii i , C,, MAN'S STORY OF HOW HE WAS , COMPLETELY UNNERVED. It Waa at Simple Enough Iaeldeatt, Yet He Declares That the Simple Thunuht ot It Has Oftea Blnee BranKht the Sweat to Bis Face. -. f'Very few grown up 1eoplo know what fright really means, except per hups io drenms," said the quietest man In the group that liad been spinning yarns in the hotel corridor.- "When I speaJc of fright," he continued, "I don't mean ' alarm In any of its ordinary senses I iheau that sort of brute panic mat roys a man of speech, thought and volition; that turns Ulm eiek and cold; that leaves such a deep and Indelible scar, on his whole nervous, organism that the very memory of It, years aft- (-erwanl, will make him quail and shud der.,.' It Is Impossible, In my opinion, for toere- danger 'to produce that fuel ing, ven In tho rankest cowards, for ) ou muse near in tnina it is not Tear that I tun endeavoring to describe; but something entirely different, something against which: personal courage fur nishes no Immunity whatever. When a--inen is afraid, his Instinct Is to run n way, to escape;, when he is frighten ed, He has no mich impulse be simply Buffers.- I never hnd iut one expert-i once of that kind in toy life, and tho cltomstttueeH of the case were veiy commonplace. .I'll tell you about it in as few words as possible. a .-. c y : .''In . 1889 1 was holding a job' as proof reader In a big printing establishment in Chicago. The building then occupied by the concern was a, rambling old bar; racks -of a place, and the little luclo-' snre where 1 worked was In the ex tremercar of the upper Qoor,, which was used aa a composing room.. Next to my enhby' bole Was another and considerably larger Inclosure. whore a, rellgloua weekly waa set up on special contract. That second room had a sinister reputation, for the aufBclcntly Btnrtllng reason 'that it had: Wen the scene of two suicides :'.A formef jeol loctor fdr the firm, "who Was short In .his accounts, had gone there to blow bis braids oat, and Inter on a poor old printer,- broken down and despondent, bail cut bis - throat - In front bf tbo cracked looking glass, which bung over the- Blnk. 'All that happened long be fore my time, lint -the memory of It abided, and- It seemed to Iffvest the place with a pecullar-alr of gloom. ..... tiave gone Into these details to gjve-.you on- Idoo of tho. lay of -tbo premises, nud now I'll get to the point. Om-ntgut, In tbo fnll of tbe year, I had an .unusual lot of proofs to reatf and decided" to go back, after a late stiik ncr,; and- BnlslT them . tip before ' going -to bed.'-: -When 1 reached tho building on" my return from the restaurant, everybody had gone, ; and tbe place was as black and silent as a cave, but I let myself In at a aide door and grop ed my way np stairs, fumbling In my pockets for a uratcu. : To my annoy ance I "didn't have a single one, but I rememlmreej there wos a boxful on a table 1n the ofllce of the rellclous week ly, and, knowing the composing room pretty thoroughly,. 1 atarted -without hcBitatlon for my den.' -;m :'&. . "The sky was Btormy and overcast that ntght and Inside the building It vffla perfectly dark, ao dark that I liter ally couldn't seo my band before my face. Nevertheless t reaehcd.the proof-. room,, without ; any., mishap aud had Just opened the .door of the adjoining Inclosure to get tbe matches when tbe thought of the two suicides flashed through my brnln and sent en Icy shiv er down my spine. For a moment i had an Impulse to back out And beat a retreat, and, while I put that aside, I won't deny that I 'was considerably unnerved. , The loneliness of the puce, the pitch darkness, tbo ; whispering noises one can always, bear In a big empty building at night and the mem ory of that ghastly story of self mur der, : all made- my heart beat like a drum, and It required every particle of resolution 1 possessed to- enable me to take a step forward. .'-. '" - ""I uioved slowly ttnd cautiously, with my right arm extended to ward off obstacles and had advanced perhaps a doseu paces when my clutched baud waa laid flatly upon a human face. I could feel the nose and eye sockets agniusf my flugora, and a stubble of beard pricked my palm. ;. Now, gentle meq, this may seem like nothing as I tell; It, bore, with 'the lucandescents ablaze and people passing to and fro, but in that black, deserted rookery it wua the incarnation of horror.. 1 real ized then aud there, for the first time In iny life, the real-meaning of the word frlcht If 1 bad actually seen glioKt, It would hove shaken, me less. but that face against my band in the dnrk-nli. I will never forget It, never, as .long ns 1 live! . - " . "I recoiled, and aa 1 did so my An gers encouutcred tha matchbox. By pure Instinct 1 auntched out a dozen tiintches and struck tliem on the table. A gsis Jot wns half n foot away, and In nrt ItiHtnnt 1 had It lit. Then I under stood the situation, and yoo will smllo, no doubt, when i explain. A printer, whom 1 knew very well and who was the sot of the olliee. wna standliig be side one, bf the cases In a drunken doze. He hnd been on a spree, and when the olliee wns closed he wns ly big asleep, tinnotlied. behind n pile of puper. .My steps on the Blnlrs hnd niousi il hlui. mid lie slnpgercd to bis feet nml Btoml there, ftileiif nnd stupid, until 1 blundered ngitlnst blni In the dark. ' . "l lllit'H tin re. It H'-'-n Ktrirv, and. na I snld be ns lil i IK.thllig to tell, yet nu-ht nf It Ims ln'Oll;:ht the ,' fut i ! ml." New ( li Ii aiis re tin t!l in 1 nun I : a ;..!! in , ll!l 1 I:.' llill' I:-: It! f pi i' : 1 that-Saves : Savea money in the cost of fuel. Costa j cent an hour for burner. - T . , . r i Saves time ar.d trouble. No dust, dirt, ashes,- odor, grease, - Turn the valve (in front), and. p. light. Burns the same il you use in your lamps, ; And it's perfectly safe, , Wickless Dlue Flame Oil Stove equals any stove for efficiency. All. sizes, for family of two.up -. tor a family of twelve. ' " If your dealer does not have them, write to . STAMDABO OH COMPAKT. " ' He Cssliat Salv It . : As a train .was approaching a town on the Great Northern railway In Ir land an intelligent looking young Irish man , Obsened a lady standing up searching bcr pocket. She commenced to weep. .' ."Have yon been .robbedV he asked. --.--. , ' r "Oh,, no," sho replied; "I've hist my tlckut,-. and they-, will : accuse- lue of fraud."---v.' i r- " - - . . Seeing her distressed state of mind, be said: ... "Ob. don't mind, tlere, take my tick et and I will give the guard n prob 4em(" while' their 'fellow passengers awaited tho scene at the station with Interest. - , ,, When tho. train stopped, the guard collected all tho tickets but one. "Where Is your ticket r be naked the young mnn. :.v You liavo got my ticket," he replied. .TKo, I have not got it. I'll call the station niaatei and see about It.',' . ;. rwirere Is your tlcketr asked tlie Station master when be appeared. "He has my ticket.: Bee If he bns a ticket -in Ms hand with a small piece off the corner." i i-..- - : .- u--?'Tea5 yon have, Dave. There It K"" - ."Well, sec will that fit It?" snld Tot. banding' '.'blni the small piece,' nud It d-. A look-of surprise crept over the guard's face, as he let. tbe :cnrr:aso. .While' Pat caused, much amusement by exclaiming. "Bogorra. 1 knew he could not Bolve ltl"-Iondon Tit-Bits. - 'Si''"1 " ,'.'- :tr-x .'-?-i.v of ltaat'a Feefc-".' c- WIJlInm M. Tweed was a portly man of medium size, with a long, peniltilous nogfw little porcine eyes, fat, drooping cheeka and a traightllrni, month that .was L:loc.idedly, Jj1s, best feo ture. vTue outlines' of bla face were A hose of n Bartlott pear,, little end upward, and 1 never rtrw craft, so palpably written upon a . human .countenance: "Nnst useil to .bin fond of drawing Tweed's face, by the way.'as'a sack.of money, f be general contour of bis hentl lent Itself to tbe outlines of the sack, and he used marks for. tbe nose and eyes, Strange- to say. It was a "capital por- .tralt;:S'ir' ' V::'r -'- v-fi i -t '-Another of Xast'a rrlck plcturea Was one of Koscoe Conkllng. 'He ' would draw a targe letter V, with a smaller v Inside it and aurmount the pair with ' an Interrogation' mark . upside down. Tbe bis V represented Conkllng' s point ed board, tbe smaller one bla abarp nose and" tbe Interrogation' point the Hyperion curl which he always allowed to" fall negligently npon his forehead. That caricature made the haughty sen ator, wild and exasperated blni. more than5 any bit of fun tbat was ever poked In Ids direction. New Orleans Tlines Democrat. i . 3 W. S. Uusser, Mlllhelm, Pa.; aaved the .life of bis little girl by. giving her One Minute Cough Cure when she was dying front croup. It Is the only harm less remedy that gives immediate results It quickly cures conghs, colds, bron chitis, ftripp. a'Hiinand all throat and. lone trouble., f 8. Duffy. 'V, i'-'c-- 11. xv. MiifirKOM; ArcIiilecV & Supermfeiidciii ;i or- ."i-ifi a. li, or iuoto. mI nu ll n -I, 1 1- 4. KO AtlTt t lilt) U''ltrf) vmUiiiL - - 9 f , m I i' i 0 SH I NQTON, D.C Patent Ijtwyt;:. A i.. .a lAis: ;i fl grflBaliii Sale of Valuable Tlu- berlllglni. v Under and by virtue of an order ol the Superior CouiC,: granted iu au acllnu wherein P. II. KlltUerf Kaevalor. ol Adolpb Oohn is plaintiff aud Kannie V rS rooks and others Uelra at law are de fendants, I will tell at public auctlou ai the Court House door in New Bern on Monday June lllh. 1900 at the hour ol 12 o'clock ui all the limber sUnulun 01 being upon the lands ber ni-ftei de- scribed 10 lu or more at the b.vse when cul with the full term of Bf teen years Io cut and remove the same oil, stid prem ises, upon tne luiiowtng rerun and con ditions The purchaser to pay taaer upon the lands during his lease hold,,to asitume the retponslbllities of suit t'ouu ind others agBinst Heath, and to pay one half of the purchase money tipoii tbe contirmaiion of the sale, . the remaining nan 10 ue pain wunin six mourns, tue same to draw interest st 6 percent, from date, the title to said property to be re tained until full payment of purchane money. The lands upon which the tim ber above described is situated and being as follows: Tract!: - Beginning at a pine stump John Hill's corner In James bwamp near Ajers Branch, and rpns I hence south 13 west Z, chains to John James line, ihence slung bis line north 70 west 18 chains thence north 18 east S7cnalbs, thence . north nine west 13 : chains, thence north 19 west to the second cor ner of Dennis feidue'a patent, ibenc north 31 v ett along William Uailin a V2 acre patent line to hla corner, lueuce alone another, of said lines norlh 681 west 11 chains 10 a pine slump, ihe coi ner of William Gsllfns 200 acre palenl at tbe lower end of lteedy poud, ihence along William Oatlins ISO aoie patent norlh 8 east 86 chains to his north east Corner of said patent, thence norlh 70 west 47j chains to another of said Gat- Una Coiners on the side of the pocotdn. IbeBce wlih the western and northern boundaries of the Stephen WiUis patmt to the no'tbermost corner of tbe A quills Follatd patent, thence- south 61 east 10 the corner of Pa vld Whit fords 50 acre patent, thence north 31 east IS chains, Ihence south 41 eat 86f ch ins, Ihence south 29 J eaat o Ihe tun of James Swamp, thence down the same to John Hill's patent line, and along tbe same to the beginning, containing 600 acres Bioie or leas, r ' Tract No Also the tract of land known as the Bowden land adtolnlns the above described trad, brgiuning at a corner of Edward Gatllns 80U acre palenl and thance south 89 east- 70 poles to . a stake In tbe savannah, tbe beginning . of lot No 8, thence along a line of tbe same south si west to the run 01 .ueaver Dam swamp, thence up tbe same to a gum, thence south 60 east- 63 poles, thi nee along a line Htdward Gatllns patrol o tbe ' . beg IBnlog, ooslatntug J4 seres being lot NrTtout in the division of the David B Duna eMate, v :, ,: Tract NoJ8. frAlso the tract of land knewn as the-Peel lands -being lot No 6 In Ibe division of the lands of David Whltford. lieelnnlna at "D.f noted In the plat of raid division and runs as fol lows: South 70 west 28 polos to a corner of lot No. four, thence south 82t west 210 poles soma 79 watt 18 poles, norlh SO poles, .north rawest too; poles to a pine above the bumpy oak, thence north n .... iftn ... A . . a south 19 east 20 poles, north 8 eaat 800. poles to a Una In tbe Beaver Trap Island tbeace with the' I'ocosln to tbe begin ning, contalnlnr 888 acres excepting 40 -Ucres previously conveyed to Wright Unfgni. --; :- - ., - .- ',',- -.' Tract NO 4: "Also tne following dercribed lands beginning at tha corner nf Aaron Ernuls 800 acre patent in tbe pond of Three gams andrans south 88 west 67 poles, thence south 8 east 188 poles, thence'' north 2S east 148 poles, ihence norlh Mi- east " 1&21 . poles ihence south 76' east 88 ) ' poles, ihence north 83 east 19 10-100 poles, thence north 87 west. 1(13 poles, thance norlh 10 east to the 'further corner of Aaron Kroula JflO acre patent,- thence aonlli 74 west 188 poles, thence to Ibe neginning, eouianuug oou aurea siuro or leBs ."'. :; - -.-.. .-' " - --.v . Tract No. 6: Also lot No. One- la the division of the lands of David B Dnnn, bra-Inning at "A," a stake corner of tbe original division line ana raas aldng tho same north 47 east 808 poles to a slake, then west 10 pole, then north 24 west 118 poles, thence fonlh K0 west 104 nolet to ihe fourth corner of Ibe deed 10 John Blrcb, then along Ihe line of the same north oil west H.I poles In an other corner of same, thence smuh 87 rust 18 poles. Ihence south south 4 west 10 poles Io a lino of the CeoritB Holier patent, then along Ilia same to the lirnt ulailon contnlninif 1"! ri I'. II. I i 1,1. K Tint, in" r, etc T lil the I'll) d: r of f v. i 1. Utile For AtweflN.' . Cbavib cocavT, - f-'SoperlorCourt. " W L. Lassiler. admr, O.T, A. -of tbe - - lat i.f.SbU-) If,dec'd. . . a .!-' ' Kb.) f libell. -Bv virtue of au mder obtained lfore lie i'lerk tf the Supeitor Court of t'ra vei. rnuuiy, n. '., in me special pi o . -eidiaa- a above ei lined, Unw pending ... u li e Stiirifir routl, Ibe uudeisiened siluin lsiralor. 'll n il (r rush, touiak- rl. al the poo it bt inse 'door In the : clly of 'aw Btn; N; IV. at U o'clock ui. o mi ouay, ineai-u uav June, ivuu in the bin hirst . liddrr, t he -following described ial estate In , Craven county CT N.t! . Iiounited as follows to nil:" - Ltlna and leinc sltuaie on Vail street ' io GrsvsvilbMaeveatb township), known Bad drsUnaled as tot No, , according to .; a map made bv Henry Brown, surveyor, & recorded Jn B.x.k No.-tl2, Folio 141 Itccoida of Craven count v to which ref. : eiesce la beieby made. -- ,' i- .J bis W fe day of A prll, WK: : - - ' 'r 7 ' ' W. li. LASSITBBt Adurlolslralorr. T. A, -J. E. 4 R. O.Hara, Attorneys. ; KxrcuforV Notice. -; "Having duly qualifi. d as Executor and Executrix of the lest will, and testament nt lleivev B Dulfv. deceased, the' under signed lierel y five notice to all persons iic.miog fihiuis agaiust the estate 01 tne saldllervey B Duffy deceased tn present Ibe same duly verified as tequird by law, in the nndersigaed or ei her ol them on r beiere the 13ih day, tf Ai ril JtOI. t.r tbi's bolice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. And all persons indebted Io said estate are requeued 10 make im- -n ediate payment to tbe undersigned or either ot Ibem. This April I8U1, 1900. FRANCIS DUFPY. Ex.cuW. JULIET C. D0EKY, Executrix TriiHtre'tt Kah.. I'nrsuaiit t j Ihe power of sale ron'er-. red upon me as Trustee in a certain deed -' In trust executed to toe by William Oleve -and wife Fannie A., dated ArrH. 3rd, 189. and recorded in Ibe oRlen of Ihe Itigislerof reeds of Craven county in Book 131, page 501, etc. The E. II. and .'. A. Meadows Co. having requeued oie 10 foreclose said Deed in Trust, I will tell at public auction at Ihe Court' House in the clly of New Bern at 18 o'clock nr on Monday June 18th 11MHI for raili tbe following described leal estate, ail that certain tiact or pan el of land situated in the town ol Vanci horo" whereon is ltuald Ihe sioie house and glu house of William t leVe deceased, ' Wng the same laud which was devised 10 William tlere Ihe maker of said Deed In Trust by tbe Uki will and tetlnnicntof said William Cleve d- cai.nl which is Hied snd recoided in Ibe office of ihe ' Clerk of the Superior "ourt of said Craven county. This 14th, day of May 19410 T. A. U KEEN, Trustee. Nollt' f K11 111 111 on at. North Carolina, 1 ( raven County .Charlotte Kolildna. Va ' Moses ltd. bin". Action for Divn Tbe dc-leudanl above named will take uotioe that an action entitled as above his been commenced in Ihe Superior tVutt f Craven Oounlv for an absolute divorce: and Ihe defendant will fundi r take nolle thai be is 11 quired 10 a pesr at Ihe fall term ot li e Superior (.'nun i.f - raven Courily Io he hel l n Ibe ninth Monday after the last Monday ia Pep' . ' temlier, lwOO, at the Court In said eouo- -.. ly, in New Eern, Ni rib 4 andinn and ' answer or demur Io Die complaint In ".V ibis action, t.t I lie plaliniff will apply to - ' Ibe Cnutt for Hie relief demanded In .ld complaint. This the 24lb day nf April. 1900. W. M. WAlVOcf. Clerk Superior I -ourt. BLOOD HUMORS Ulcers, Old Sores, Cancers, Eating 8otrs, Eczema, tie. .red by LT. B. B -Trial Bot Ji lie Free. From -impure blood comes nil sorts of.. paiBa, aches and sorea.eudlng frequently ' In deadly cancer or some, caroalo sore. . If yoa can answer "yes" to any of the lollewlng questions your blopd la dlseaa- ' ed and Impure. ". -""' - ' , ' Do cots or scratches beat slowly t Does your skin ileb or burn t Have yoa plm-' pleaf Eruptions so you feel asbumed to lie seen In company 1 Aching I ones or Baekf Ecxeaat Old Sores f Bolls r Scrofula T Knenaratlsmf Foul Breath! CaUrrbf ' Are yon Palef ' Do Scabs or Scales form en tbe Skin, Hair or Scalp f Prickling fains in tbe Hair r All Rua Down, get easily tired, and aa 1 1 red ia ". ibe morning aa when yon went 1.0 bed 7 Flattering 7Heart future -you I'lcersf Eating Soves-f Caacerf : V, ,. V-, ' Any JodbkaL reader who Buffers is ad-' vised to take a few large boltles of B. K B. (Botanic Blood Balm). This remedy : Is uadonbtedly tbe best and only perfect Blood Purider made. B. B. B. (Uotanlo Blood Bala) has a record of 80 years of cares, hence Is thoroughly tested. By taklugefew large bottles of B. 11. li. lbs blood Is made pure and rich, all lha sores are healed, and aches and pains ' vanish ss Ibe mist before the suj. , B. B. B, baa eared over' 400 cases- of cancer, many of them pronounced Incurable by doctors and specialists. Eating sores, ulcers and scrofula are bealed so that they never bother Ihe patient avsln. Kcema In Its worst form is "cured by from 8 lo 8 lri;e hollies. H. B. H. cures . Iy dialnlnir the pnienns and hmimr cut of Ihe I .'Mii.il. st the une Hum It hull U tip ll: liinUrn 1!:. I (ir . e t, v (I - tie (ir In'i'e I"' -mini. .ii. i. I per Ihi : lie ( (It t
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 1, 1900, edition 1
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