. .
Tbo Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bas beea'-v :
to 'use for over SO yean, has borne tho ninatnre of v
and has
Mjfo,'' nal Bapervision since Its infancy..
-.r- All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are buft -
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ;
Jbtliwts and Children Experience aralnst Experiment, v '
: What is CASTORIA
. Oastoria is a harmless substitute for 'Castor Oil, Pare
gorta, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It .i-t
contains jicither Opium, ' Morphine nor other Narcotip 5 ;
subfltauce. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness.. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ,
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles,- cures Constipation .
and Flatulency. !. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy-and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
7
Bears the Signature of
The KM Ypii HaYe Always Bought
. Ir Use For Over 30 Years.
wi cmwm wwww, w .ww mT. rnw win wit-' ' -
Woman's
Crowning Virtue.
DauroK, Mo., Jnljr tl. .. .
For yean I uflenHl terrible palm nrtry
Month and mv doctor told me I could not
be cared i-xoupt by an operation. licit I
could not etibmlt to that and mo 6m-
noeM I had ftir.n up all bope or a Dure,
r huaband lu.litcd on mjr trying; Wlueof
Oardnl and at la r thank God I did try it.
Lant month I did not hv a pain, and did
all my work, which I had not done la saves
MRS. MINNIH LTTTL1
:'Wl1t't't;'r'Ii'af.
MnMli i
that an iranklnd admires. "A mockst woman a the mosijueasmgi au
created things. Became at till becominr virtm lbxHisands of women
prefer to suffer untold miseries rather than confide their troubles to s
physician, and to even think of submittinR to an exammstion isrtvoH
uig. They can't get tbeir own consent to an operatm. : Wlnetf Cardul
permlu sensitive women to retain their modesty. Willi K they can cure
" l mule troupta" In tbe quiet of their own rooms, .if special treatment
b required they can -write to tbe Advisory Department of the Chant
nooga Medicine Co., and their letters will be promptly answered by
, women trained in the cure of .
uiur mvisni ttcaiTitaT.
-or ad Ttev m imm alruia iiMHal
ifliviuiu. atUn-M. rtvliw nuitnoiM,
UW ,4.U.r tWrHlTTlNINMU
aaMruawV. CtaUnnunm. Tmav
A LARGE BOTTLI
COSTS $1.00 AT
Have You
Lost Your Sole?
;if no Call on 5. A. EDWARDS.
MlnMlo Ft. hflwern Miultdl's
tud PwiH's stalikia, .
He Will Ssippljr He- With
Pair For 40 Cents Lad Us 30
Cents. Heclinf II Cents.
NEVMCE!
At Ui OIJ VaUon 4 Iiilor
rolitn ml l'nitiiit AUrnli. n.
Ice Delivered':
at yojr houe - . ... ' - ,jJ
Al the 0t4 lea flea-, H4le M.
Russell llouso
WhlW la rWrirt nrm ad Hrp al
law IUalt llmii. fir -fla-a M rj.
A amwa f.i tfrl)r.f fnW. Thlof
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womanly weaknesse and Irreru-
bjttiiS. . There should be no heJita- ,
tkm. Delayed treatmpit means t
Chronlt condition. Hie longer '
postponed the harler to Cure. . .,
Or WINI O CARDUI
TMI PU0 STORK. .
Have Y ou Seen the
Uvtng Pictures
On.Frte Kxhiuitloit at
Henrys Pharmacy,
' J27 Middle Street.
This s Um mob tot hrmsa cJea'ng.
Iba I'm to nrepara for . the re
Death" M boga, ants,' roacbea, asd la-
eeel. Ilowt UataaJ : lie Horei, a
aalnral nroditrJlon of lfc.ath, a tm
noi Iw eaters lalo Its original eleeienU
tr msaufartnTf We kTa ui.ltr.ee (lata
nr space ir give the anawroos d4alle4
asaa fat which Ilorai ay lt ased,. WS
1 oely so t (ret heailllaee. In, Foe Tol-
Isli tad. At a Wodlclnee Ird, la the
Undri;4lo, for tbe lloenshol; Rib,
As a rreatrvallvai Via. rot Antaj 7tb
Mbellaaaoaa. W sve U.ln puad
aarVagraiMl thacftealar glvaa M dlf'
t,$ s for thick It taf ha pal. ;
sTaall lla Toil'i Artlclra aad Ptrfon.
ITiyairiaa'
JTrwanriptlMat latmfult)
nwtpngtwW
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VlTtZHTiH' IMXIC,
-oaf twrvr tmpj,m.tX
Doing Cenaral Hanking Uusloetl
Mfh I, I'l, rVirplm and I'adM-
tr4 rofit, r,mrO.
Traa-rd and carfsl l'tta ttf i
a;iVtinMi aalmttMln a. Atmnll
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KCXOHIAL ALLRESS.
..-008iTlH ED raOM SEOONO r-AOLV ' I
strength i the Northern Slates, par-,
llcularly . Massachueelta, - . - constant
stream of abase hail been poured out on
ibe South; .. lbs slave-bolders,rliad been
held np to" the Ignorant a inhuman
monsters; th animosities of Ibe: ni-'
formed hail "been Inflamed against tbe
Southern while man; Uncle Tom' Cabin
400 000 copies of which wore sold soon
after tt'wss Virirted, added fuel to the
flame, and aroused millions In the North
particularly la New England, to the sup
posed duty Of ' rescuing lhev alave from.
tbe tortures of his barberooa master,
tbe expectation being perbaps universal
with these wmfde that tbe slaves, were
ready to embrace- the first opportonky
which promised success tu nnlte .wltli
these fanatics In massacring the' white
people of the .South, and conquering
there own freedom. ' flochvwas toe nope
-of Joshua R, biddings, the famous Ohio
statesman,' Who declared he would, bait
It aa "b dawn of a political mlllenlunr
when the elave should- "assert his free
dom and wage a war of extermination
against bis master." Buck, was the bope
of leading UepubllCftU newspaper., in
New Hampshire (quoted by Dr. Gurry
In his "Civil History of tbe Government
of the Confederate: States" wwen ap
proved the remedy for: slavery which
bad been prescribed by' James Uedpalb,
tbe author of a life of Jobn. Brown
which was "that the fanatics must
foment insurrection among tbe slaves,"
And it was the expectation of John
Drawn, who came Into Virginia- with a
anad'of 23 soldiers, armed and equip
ped at the expense 01 nia new angioma
sympathiser. This was in 1869. f
Thus stood matters for nearly two
years 'men rremont iiwueu -a h
matlon In which he undertook to lltieraie
the slaves of those peraons In Missouri
whom be denominated ''rebels." ,Thle
was not an Invitation to offer violence
to there mastors, but It was Incidentally
10 mere uittiiiui,.uuk ii. ibo "j
threat against the peace of the Stale,
nd Mr. Joseph Hold, of Kentucky, who
became a leader in the councils of the
North, appealed to Mr. Lincoln (Sept,
It, 1861) In behalf of the border , btates.
reminding htm of the "fears OX any at'
tempt on the part of the government of
tbe United States to liberate suddenly in
their midst a population unprepared for
freedom, and whose presence could not
fall to prove a painful apprehension,, if
not a terror, to the homer and families
ofall.'f This danger, be It remembered,
was suDDOsed to threaten States wherein
Mr. Lincoln's troops had usurped alt the
funntlnna 'of eovernment, - and were
ready to assist in suppressing any up
risings of, the slaves. Mr. Llnooln dis
approved Fremont's proclamatpin.
About six months after this (April i,
1663), an emancipation proclamation
wasiBsued in the 'Southern Depart
ment" by Oen. Hunter,, a man wno
nrovert himself durlna the war to be a
willing tool of despotism. Thereupon
Jobn A. Andrew, the fanatical Governor
of Massachuaettt, began' a movement 10
Ore an lie public sentiment In . the North
In favor of Lincoln's approving Ranter
order. Letters were written lo Mr. Lin
coln, embassies were sent to him, and
even threats, were made to abandon .his
oanae; and on the very day (May 19)
wben he revoked Hunter's order, Oo v.
Insisting that "he
atlog In-sonmlsuk-
able: language that New Kngland .felt
little) Interest In - merely preserving the
Union, hot assuring him that "the roadt
will swarm, if need ha, with the mailt.
lodes whom New England wouM pour
out 10 obey your (hl) call,"- if ha wonld
sustain Huator, . .
Nearly tbraa months after this (July
1J), Mr. Lincoln tola the members of
Congress front the . border, Stales that
hla course had given "dissatisfaction, If
not otfenaa, to many whose support the
eoaatryeonU noteoord to loaa," and
that the prawnra was still opoa hla and
wss Increaalng; and oa Beptamtar lata
a delegation of people who called them
selves Christians was aent from Chicago
to demand that Mr. Llncota aaaonaced
emancipation as his hlt object la
proeeeuUnglbe war,Itlee day -after-
wants tb ptellmlaerf prodasaUoa
Issoed.;- .-
Mow, my frteada, we cimaot aoppoes
that. Mr. Uocola was tlapliTanoagh to
bailey that this plena of paper wood free
eslngte'slavo-ia any Soother locality
which his military forces had ant snh-
liralnj. What then esott the real
parpoee hav keen f Was Mr. Lieeota as
aawllllni sgeat of Moodthlrety faaatlrs
U Utile tbe alavsaof lha CoafxUfary
to enter apna war of laonndlartani anrl
hatcherr. to dre a rmx .la4 la the
blond of fha old aa, Iba women
lha tklhlrvat t shell not attempt W
aatwer the qonatWm,
- Wht the nhjt was, lha fo satire
waredlMt'potntod. The alavws remalaH
loyal lo Iba faatlilea of I heir master
rarrifd a tb farm work a Uf had
atoritlaka, aod pat to sbsm ih rVinlb
lfa4rr. In the Hot iba Hul.
'InUad, Ihea, of shooting the pf!s
of Ml. UnfV.a for "llWrallag Ins
attlHoSSof kaavaa belnft hy one stmt
of Mi pea" it St poastbly t a-lvlnl
fuf tie admlfSTi to ee(prf this ehar-t
la Lis lift. n4 tink th alare fnt
eavleg htm from v"!1""'1 VA'J
as Id fc.TS H Ida tttftX limln
ettms l the rntiii!
NnW, ar frfer. ll. ( I f t-e J
ia.V 1,-" j ' r (l . " f'.-in !; '
fcr. r I ' j-'' ' - 1 In
trf mt-'-t, i !'' f;-t
th. f -.: -i ' t' - !''. .'if
W - j tSi-iol . 'r. a
.,--. -. I i-r t s
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all, If il brought as on useful lesson.
VY hat la that Irsmw f It is that Ignorance
the fountain from which spring many
the evils which a whim our live. And
here multitude of if occur to mi If,
for eramplBj onr -torefalbers lad been
bio to read the characters,-- to peroelva
tbe dispnssitioq, and to realise the pur.
poses of the lobabllants of son of the
States, which assisted In forming lbs
Union, the wrong of the first neventy
years might have been avoided. tt the
peoplc-of the ' -orlliern State. Or a
milnrlfv -.of : tboe ; people, .-had been
sulMelentlr mllghten'1 trtndortand
the- oidij!onv n--wWph the. Ptnle.
onlted,. Ib Jn fraction of .thoa Ciindl-
tlnns, and the far reaching conwjnurfcei
of quartering -certain Internals of the
North on the . m'b, seoesi.o - would
bare been 4ft ! linpoasililllty. j If the
maaee of the people In the Sotithrrn
Statri - had; been alilo fn undersMnd the
luecessive agression na tbtf' rlnhlfi
the method - ol ci acting tribute f rom
thenvatiil tbe weight of tlie. portent, the
problem . of sectional supremacy might
hava receive 1 -en i earlier, and a more
peaceful eol'itlnn. : If the fanatic, the
demagogue, and . the- JegUlatlva. liene-
Boiary in the North Oonlit bav been
silence I in 1801, and the true grounds
of doulbem-discontent explained 1 1 and
uuderstood by the masse of the pj-iplo,
there could have - been no opportunity
for any - m id ta stultify himself by
cbaraeterulng secession as -"rebellion,'.'
DO you doubt the truth of these pro-
potitlonsf Do- you doubt that men's
opinions are founded on tbt'lr knowl
lgef .Do yon doubt that - prejudices
and aupemitulions yield to the advanc
ing llde of. intelligence f ? that : our
..r j . .1 -. ... l. . I
acqnaimaiieii with tho trials and suf I'
feriogs ' of mankind becomes more 1
In Mutate 1 and that the charily wbirh
sufleroih long and h kind", is closely
allied to that rare Intelligence which
oan look through nature np to .nature's
God andjreongalze Ulm as the Father of
all? No: wecsnaol doubti tbe uniform
eslimony of history confirms the yearn
ings of our . hearts, and aids-; na bope
that somewhere In the dreary dpsert of
ilalence tb human - race shall reach an
oasis wherein : justice and- fraternity
shall be among the fruits of universal
enlightenment. ; ' - -' " -.
Such i the lesion brought to us by
the part, and each ! the -lesson wblob
our own little sran of troubled existence
- s
has prepared ue to accept. -
It lays down a law of our being; it telle
1 that the econnmlo, direction of tbe
activities of life must be founded on
knowledge, and - that . the development
of onr moral natures on the Illumina
tion of our : Intellectual faculties. It
does more; It tells as that respect fo. the
memory of onr martyred dead and
loving regard for their-character will
depend on the. enlightenment of tbelr
descendants - and ' Incidentally it Im
presses on us tbe duty we owe to all the
children of onr beloved Southland. To
the surviving Confederate veterans this
la a matter-of prime Importance; but
especially would I arge that the United
Daughters of tbe Confederacy formally
annonc purpose to co-operate with 'l
other agonclet In having . th doors ol
the tempi ot knowledge opened to si!
the sob 1 dsuehlers of the booth. . Wash
ington emphasised the.tmportaooe of
popular, tnllghtajent oa hnnxirod and
four year sgtv , And lha penalty which
cam a pen bis 00s n try me, for this
nea-leet '-was far more disss irons tbaa
his worsUear could hava anllolpated.-
Lt nt profit by this eiperUnon let It
b remembered that w are living la a
aew world where tb demand for Intel
ligent solution of political, aoclal. In
dustrial, and commercial nrob'eme 1
treanodonaly more - preaslnf than H
was la Washlagtoa'i day;- and that onr
oblliatto '1m -' correepoadlngiy -more
weighty.-. 'tt.-j
Aad whalT Deagbtera of th' Con
federacy, oonld - more worthily crowe
roar - life-work tha .to aoalp tbeae
Children for Victory ih battles of
Ufa, for th attain ate nt of a bright and
bapplet Jot than aay that aver U
ibair faUiera aad mothers t . Il wonld
be th ' flttant atoaaaent ' to tho host
Impel of your head and hearts, and
yonraafeel provision for perpetuating
th fanx of the men' who. died for lb
tm . orlndDtes of , Ooaelltatloaal
LUC
Is fc4 aoowKh
tl K It U to hr
oww our wnc
end very t bit
(hou'.d La Ut!
may as r"$t'le
hrr at t'i tins
cfciidMrth. This
la Jtiel w hat
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- Children ore constantly exposed to" all Smtn of Sis
The air they breathe is filled with uennfi, newer
pas and dust from the. filthy t recta nrc inhaled into tin?
lungs and taken into tlte blood. ; At the crowded sencot
rooms and other pnbhc places thcy'-come in conttct
almost daily with others recovering from or in the first
stages , of contagious diseases. .You can't quaraniiaa
e;atnst the balance of the world, and the best you can'
do is to Ttccp their blood in food; condition, .and thus
-prevent wf- at least mitigate the! disease."'You. liavt
peTltitpa, learned, from .observation -or experience' that
-healthy,, robust .children- (and -thisv means,' of -course,"
children whose blood is pure) are not nearly so liable to
.contract diseases peculiar to them, and when they do it
is generally in a mild form. "On the other hand, weak,
emaciated and sickly ones Beetu to catch every disease
tliat comes along, t This is because their blood is lack-"
lug in all the elementa "necessary to sustain and build
-np the body poisons of every description accumulate
in the system,- because the.pollutcd and sluggish blood
is unable to perform its proper functions. -. -- ::
. Such, children need a blood pan fief nnd tonic to give
strength and vital ity to their blood, and a S. S. , beinp a
purely vegetable remedy, makes it the safest and best tor
the delicate constitutions of children. S. S. S. is not only
a perfert bood medicine, but is pre-eminently the tonic
for children ; it increases their appetites and strengthens
the digestion and assimilation of food; If your child
Teri have nny hereditary or acquired taint in their blood,
give thom 6. .9. S. and write to-our physicians for any
information or advice wanted ; this will cost yon noth'
ing, aod wilt start the little weaklings on the road to
feepway. Book on JBlood and Skin Diseases free '
v TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OX.
i nnnincHESTEro)
"NewRivat,"" Leader," and "Repeater
Instit apoa luring Uko, talu no othua aad yon will get the ben dielU that money can bar.
ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM.
'WW'''le'e'W'WiW''le'i'wiw'W'W'W'W''e'ev'eeel'sl'w'Te
Administrator's Sale.
' North Oaroiina, - I Superior
Craven County. - f ..Court.
Thomas F. McCarthy Administrator of
- Oliver Ipock deceased, .
" .. VS. -
Virginia Elizabeth Ipock, and others,
dale of land to make assets to
pay debts.-. .
Pursuant to the decree 'of sale In the
above entitled proceedings pending In
tbe 8uperlor Court of Craven county to
sell land lo make assets to pay the debts
of the deceased. I will offer for sale and
se t for CASH to the highest bidder on
Monday the Kl day of June next at tne
hour of 18 o'clock m. at Public Auction
at the Court House door of Craven
county, subject to tbe Dower and Right
of Dower, of the Widow, Virginia Eliza.
betb Ipock. an tbe following aescnoeu
tract or parcel of land Wing and being
situated In the County of Craven, State
of North -Carolina, fully described Id
those sundry deeds duly recorded In the
office of lha Reitiiter of Deeds of Craven
County, and bearing tbe dates respec
tively as rouowst opicar imxm anu
wife to Oliver Ipock, dated June lStb
1880, recorded in Book No. 100, page 8i0.
Wlllouebby ipock 10 unver ipoca, ny
deed dated June ISth, T889, recorded In
book No. 100, page 83, Hlepben and
Burten Inock to Oliver Ipock by deed
dated November 22ad 1833, recorded In
Book No. Ki, page 97. Allen Ussklns
in Oliver Ipock Deed dated Nov. 15th.
1808 recorded book No. 83, page OS. 8av.
Ing and excepting U acres conveyed by
Ruffln Blmnklns by deed recorded In said
Oliver loock to Record Book No. 130,
page 3i, to all of which said Racords
reference Is made for a full description of
said land, which It aow embraced la One
PareoL aonlainlnt by estimation a acre
mora or less. The bouadarlesooataloed
la th several Deeds covering ih eniiie
tract deeonheo.
, TU08. F. MCCARTHY.
Administrator
April 161b, IBOI.
EASTERN ;
C1R0IM DISPATCHvLlNEa
. -1
F.r All relntM Ifrth.
Thd Steamer NEUSE
lit laT 00 Mondats, WcdnMdaya,
o(l Kndnysat C p. m. abarp, mak
ing landings at OrWnUl, and Roan.
ka I1anil. '.. . v W .-'
- NAG'H IIIUXI.
Tho Btr. Ncwberno
Ommeee log July let tll Jrv at II
clork nova o T4y aid TrWaya,
snsklnc taadlnm at OrlewUl. R-janak
I .land aad riraA, . . '
tT Freight ro1 oot Utet
tliao on hnnr rrtrione to aatliag.
For further InformsUon rP'J
U0. DEN'DKliSON, AgC
K, K. KiU't, Oen. XJgr.,', .
lLO.I!ll'nit,f!n.l'rt. TaM.Agt
- . Norfolk, V.
raieal IS
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I
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Id DoffiMon Stcamsliip Ck).
sV( , , V' M riaai ' t" ' ,y -'
f RII6BT Pi88Kl0ir;'
km
laiaiaiaiaiai
Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as adminlHtrator of
the estate of the late Capt. M. F. Mor
ton, deceased, notice la hereby vlven to
all creditors to presonl their claims to
the undcralpned for payment on or be
fore the 10th day of April 19(14. or this
claim will lie pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to sild estate
are notified 10 make Immediate pay
ment. J. A. MORTON.
Administrator.
D. L. WARD, Attorney.
April, 10, 1901.
P. H. Pelletier,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
: Idle Street, Lawyer Brick
Balldlag.
Will practice tn the Cotmtlea of Craven
arteret. Jones, Onulnw sua ruilleo. U. H
'nurtst New Rm-ne snit Hupreme Conrt 0
he
F. st. llmmnns. A. I). Waid
SIMHONS St WARD, .
4TTltRNKfAaa1 COUNSELORS at
LAW.
lev Rr.stMBt, aj. i.
lrttlo68 Ho. Front Htroet, nearly oppo-
mw auvei uuwawii,
fOfflce also at Raloleb )
I'rar.tlea In tbe conn lie nf flraven
Duplin, Jones, Onalow.Carierrt. Pamli
co and Wake, In the Hupreme and Fed
eral Una ft, and wherever services are
desired.
For Rent.
My stoiw on South Front Street is now
for rent, it la tO x ftS text, aUirv.'wbith
U dmlreable stand for moat any Vnatnea
and good location for Diet Country trade
acrea tha- Twnt river brtdgs nt city
trade. Willi my stables and shingle
yard, brick ami lalha, and mill bolne
all na iba eani bit ta tli rear of my
atom anyone oaa do a ntea budnaws of
any kind ra my stora. ttw Big Hill fer
eerious anutivee.
W have aow cut down prices on all
kinds ol Ftva Wol, as Um spring K
moss her and we want to get our j-ld
stork nf wood off brfcrt warm wnatlier
takwa ehanr, This advantag on knocjt
down prion Is lot onr euatomers.
BIG ELL, IXSlMe Ku
anrtMrt "m Its warn aj rav rovwe) fclr
(ltl ll'i4ll, tf-f tiK.M!eW W UM
PaH kClK,aJ Keewi aaod tkctaVhaM
fW tSea) TTn.Mlal ftrt V vVa
CllIiTIT.!L!lii!S
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NEW BE UN CONCLAVE 486, Improved
Order Uepiaaophs, meets Ind and 4th
Thursday nights, at 8. o'clock at Bonn
tree HlLP. A. VYIllla. Arcbon; J. J.
Tolson, it, Financier, Z V. Murphy, Bec
rclary, ; , - .
EUREKA LODGE MO. 7, I. O. O F
OIHcers: W, f, Crockett, N. Q i James B
Dawson-V. O; Geo. Green, Becty; W. H.
Hervcy. Financial Secretary; A. E. Pltt
man, Treas. Regular meetings every
Monday night at 7 80 o'clock.
J-CALUMET ENCAMPMENT. No 4
Ii-O. O. F. Officers: J. i. Baxter, C. P.
i ll Dawson, II P.; T 1) Carraway, 8. W
A, T. Land J. W.; Geo. Green. Bcribe; E
Gerock, Treasurer. Reeular Encamp
ment, Ut, Srd, and 5th (If any) Thursday
nights In each month at 7 30 o'clock.
NEW BE11N LODGE No. 1,F. II. & C
J.. O. Scales. Treat; J. II: Pniltli, Record
ing 'Setfy; H. R. IUII, Financial Sec'y.
Meets. In the ICnlghts of Harmony Hall
every 1st and Srd Monday nights In each
month.
CRAVFN LODGE NO. 1 K SIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesday nights in each month In
Rountree's Hall, Pollock street, at 7.30
o'clock. 8. R. Ball, President; R. J.
Dlsosway. Sec'y: It. R. Hill, Financial
Secretary.
Noli 00 !
NORTH CAROLINA, I In the
raven County. ( Superior Court.
John A. Cully, Plaintiff,
vs.
Annio Cully, Defendant.
I.ho defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been rinnnienceil in the Superior
court ofCravcn couniyto obtain a divorce
upon the ground of abandonment, and
tlio said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appeal--at.
the next term of the uperior Court of
said countv to be held ou the 12th Mon
day after the 1st Monday in March. 11101.
at the court house of said countv in New
Bern, N, C. and answer or demur to the
complaint In said action, or Ihc plainliit
ill apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
W. M. WATSON,
( lork Superior Court.
This lfith (lay of April, 1901.
RECEIVERS SALE
Of Valuable Saw Hill, Dry Kiln, and Tim
bers, Steam Tugs, And Other
Property.
Pursuant to the decree of the Circuit
Court of the United mates for the East
ern District of North Carolina. New
Bern Division, in that certain action
therein pending entitled R. 8. Neal and
others vs. (J corse B. Biigirs and Com
pany, eniereu at new Hem, at the April
term of said Court A. D. 1901, by wblcb
the undersigned receivers appointed by
said Court, were directed and instructed
to eell tbe herein described property at
Carolina City Carteret county after 80
days advertisement, and report their
rem sales 10 me ioun on icn aay
notice as In said decree directed, there
fore, as receivers appointed in tbe above
entitled action and under said decree
we will offer for sle on tho premises at
Carolina City Carteret county North
Carolina, ou Monday the Kd ilav of June
A. D. 1001 beginning at the hour of 10)
o'clock a m. of that day, all and singu- '
Isr the following described real estate
am: personal property to wit;
Ine certain tract 01 land mtuated in
Carlerct county Norlh Carolina In New
port township containing 300 acres more
nr I cat fully described In the patent and
grant No. 1UK01 dated June 12th A. 1).
1899, and recorded In the oflire of regis
ter of deeds In said Carteret county In
liook V. V. page 13 to wblcb reference Is
made for full description: Also all ibat
certain tract of land situated In said Car
teret county and In Newport township
containing 114 acres more or less, folly
described in lbs patent snd glint No.
18860 dated June 13th 189, and recorded
la the office nf said register of deeds In
book V. V. paga 11: Also all those
tracts of land ilmaied In said Uarterct
county and known as ibe "Thomaa
Land-' described In a deed of James hi
Holme snd wife to William A Thomas
which Is registered In tha office of said
register of bead la book T f. page
07 lo 90, consisting of tbrs tracts, Is all
tliU acre mnr or lees, being lha san.e
land conveyed to said It. r. Neal by deed
registered In tbe efnoe nf said reglslar ol
deads la hook N, N psn rV
. Also all the timber of every kind
which weseoovoied lo said It 8. Neal
by Edward U. Hill and wife by deed
rrclrand In said eflloe la book V. V
paga 48 with all right conveyed by aaid
dwd: Also the limber of all kinds and
alt rigbia aad privilegea conveyed lo
said tL 9. Neal by Malth) X. OoaW
Zr sea eh Uaraer aad wll by a dead
ragtstaveel la aald offle la book V. V.
paga M. Kald leads tally OWrlhad la a
canata aaartgage O4M0 aiacated by K. B
Meal 10 P. B. Cot oat th a day of
Jul I69Q, aad refteterad la the offlo of
said reeiiur of daawls I hook V. V
Ma4rj44 490aa4 4l)L. AIM tbe fol
low In ( trast al land altaatad la Ottalow
aoaati North Cerolls Qta creel
aad in owe as ta nawaoMi avaa an
bonkoed aad efcecrirw a followsr ' B
llaalngM tb immUng oa sUt (jaws
rw and a eald Iwholi Uad whir
Is east f lb asnalh bl ftaraOM braaoh
aad re as ikeee aorih M and W aale
tea ra l II: 0-C rJialss tbsae orth
WtsM 1 1 l1W haJaa, thaao oorth
rtas I&40 lew taalas, lo nlaex
Kaerked e aokrk oa tha road hradla
to jwaextmre, I fee" arwth M U
risloa, these ovth ht ast ID to-IM
chains. Ihetisa Sot Ik II' aad S eslaatea
rM IS.ao-tOCcbaiaeiAaplHia HaraoU
kianck, itnoe mih if ram ll-M00
rhalealnf st r), these toatfe
MMI avMtilaL lasaea eoejlh tt
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A l ahataa, theeo. a-eia to M BV
wl OW ltd rieiwe to a 4ad r tee or-
ev, tbesra anejib SW w4 il JO 10
(V) ta QwT creek, tbeae alnef
tl, sail roeA t tke swtnlac
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ores more or hsts. " Also a tract begin
ning at a (.take en tbe sooth side of the
A. & N. C. R R. and west of the colored
?' yard and a culvert la the A. As N.
C. B. R. running westwardly with tbe
iiuo 01 sam railroad 19 poles ana 10 feet
to another stake or- second-corner,
thence southwardly to the high water
mark to Ooguc-Sound thence eaatwardly
to the bleb water mark.n anlri annnil 1u
poles and 16 feat, to a stake, thence
northwardly tot tbe beginning contain
ing 8 acres roods and 17 roda more or
less, being; the same fully described in a
certain mortgage deed from R 8 Neal lo
rr ni vveDD recorded in the office of the
register of deeds' of Carteret county in
book V. V. page:8I. -Also
all the certain tracts nf land nnd
tbe timber rlchls! thereon, altnated in
Carteret county, North 1 Carolina, fully
described in the mortgage deed executed
o the Citizens Bank of New Bern, which
said mortgage deeAl duly recorded In
vucuiuceoc me; register or deeds of
Carteret county Ih book V. V. nuires 227
et ct to which reference is made for a
full description, Also the tract or parcel
of lacd lying in the county of Jones,
ointe aioreaaiu, ruuy described in a deed
from George W. Hay and others, to It H
Noal by deed recorded In the office of
the register of deeds.of Jones county in
book 43, pages 470473, lying on the
north side of Hunter's creek, adjoining,
the lands of Edward S JoncB, deceased,
and John Yeates, formerly the lands of
Thomas Hay and George 'Hay deceased. -Also
all the nine.' oak and ash and
cypress timber now standing or growing
or which shall tfrow during the term of
ton years from July 17th 1809, of the
size of 13 Inches, upon the certain land
in iarierei county in JNew fort town
ship, lying and being on the head of
New Port river and In the northwest
fork of the same, containing 50 acres
except such as has been heretofore sold,
oeing ntteen acres, as conveyed to R 8
Neal by Stephen Garner on July 17th
lo9, by deed recorded In the records of
said county In hook V. V. page r7. All
the timber of I lie size of 12 inches at the
stump when cut now lying or growing
or which shall during tho term of fifteen
years trom tne uth day of March 1900, be
lying or stamlinir thereon, upon the
certain tract of land lying in Carteret
county N. C. In New Port township, be
ing in the head of Deep Creek swamp,
containing III acres, and conveyed lo the
said K o rleal by Thomas F Mann anil
wife by deed (luted March 9th 1900. reels
tered In book V. V. of said records pa
9.
Also the timber In feo simple, on
the following tracts of land. One lying
and being in what is know as Jumping
Kun and Deep fjreek swamps, on the
east sldo of North river- to wit:- 5-7 of
the tract known as tbe "Simpson
tract." ;
-Also one iraat" known as the V. I!.
Salter patent 1 ontalnlng 21G acres, more
(uily described In book K, K. page 81
of the otllce of he Register of Deeds of
Carteret county. Also tho tract com
mencing at the north west corner of the
V. It. baiter 21'. acre tract running south
100 poles, thence west 100 poles, then
uorth 300 poln then east 800 polea. theu
wuth 100 pohs lo said patent, then
west with sai l 210 aero patent lo the
Beginning, lining tbe samo conveyul
lo It. S. Neal lif V. B. Baiter by deed
dated August -Hh 1U9V recorded In said
records book V. Y. page 158. Also all
the merchants' ile limber of and above
tbe sir.e of 12 l ichee now standing and
growing or which may be during the
terra of two y are. from the 1st day of
lanuary 1900, .landing lying or growing
on the tract 0! land lying in Cnrtcrcl
county Beaufort Township (in the
wc(rt o( natKii crcck on' went
f norlh rivSf oontalniiinr 10
wen sldo ot riorln river, ami South-
prong
acres
more or lees, conveyed to. S
Neal by Qcor; U. Simpson by di ed
latcd January 1st 1900 and recorded In
tho lica-lster of Deed's otllce nf said
county In boot V. V. page 21 1.
All Ibe BlccuanUDiu umner 01 iz
nehes at tb base or which may lio
ylng standtn: or growing during the
term of 3 yean from January lit IWio
-in tract of laol In said county In Beau
fort Township On North river and ad
orning and unning witn the lino or
lilchard Whl ehurst, containing 140
acres, and corveyed to It. 8. Neal by
Ucorgo W. 6 lapeon on the 1st day of
January 1000 tod. recorded lo the said
lieglslcr's ono Cook V. V. pagezl
Also all the stindlng timber of the site
of 13 Inobes r wblcb may grow to
aid slsadurtig tbe term of 15 year a,
on tbe tract ol land In Carteret county
While Oak tovnshlp, on the eaat aide
of While )a,( Ttver beginning at tho
moulb Ksnuos Out ot Creek, ami
tully deacrtbei la the deed from Daniel
4. Week to II 8, Neal datH Keplcm-
3Hlh 1H9V trom wlili h aald dale
lha term ef II fear begins Ui run. aaid
deed recorded fe the office of ihc otliro
of 'lh Uaglat r of Deed of ( artint
oonnty In boot V. page 191
Also taatas vain twenty rear ic.-ow
aold Intareal, roapled with the rlgbi of
porchaaa, with alt real fully paid lor
tbe tattr tent, of said lease, of all thai
wrtaln tract of land la Carteret county
it Caroline Ol f", ea tha south side - I
the A. A N. C R. B , adjoining the land
conveyed to rt I. Neal fay W. at. Webb.
end lully fleas lt4 aoove, and aa joining
ha leads of U A.N C. It II. Coai-
psay, aad the "baaoei of Uogtx sound.
sad IMiaadSotfisnta itnes nuns soa
I. T. Ealoa, )) Vbrcnls lortd iba
111 aad dry kiln of said 11. tj. Neal.
Ala ikelse tsJa saw mill located oa
wk Usds at ov deecrlkcd, aald mill
rasleg DWsraS Samher t Circular, re-
vediy of atoei v,v-ai re per aay, wun
.11 - - 1, Iks .katflnB
pulley ana al' OtHar loot, 0 star and
appMaoca. a -Uleola bikk dry alls,
harvaa. ffat-Wiidina. aad traetni
too, aad a) otnor belldlnir lorattd
a aald laad. Ala stl luaaner, arant
Ha, aad Insr. Wated M said land ov la
Oaa pnwd, aad sB rafting, gsr, wag 00a
ail otawr iwi saa isapKenaia, sen
aBBllaamav AMn a ruia sum lee
bnaJonaaaaoalvkaawaa lha "Wllllaja
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saesod lh 'Mi-. now la Bocoo
sows st said ml!L
Aad a)o all tlmt-e nt ata, uattsrt eoa-
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