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' THE JOURNAL.
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Ofielal Paper if aw Benr m4
ifr l" Crnvan Onnty.
New Bars. J. C Jnnr 38, 1901.
THE FAIR PASSES AWAY. :
The warning ' sounded hi lhase col-
amaa last NoTember, on the powlblr
dltcoBttnaanca of the Si-w Bern Fair,
nnlesi certalR local conditions h.nlii
chaage, waa verified. lant Frlilay aad
ycalerday. when the Pair director first
decided that o forther Kalf ealUliltlona
would be held under their ampieeev aa
by the aale of the property, in order to
llqntdate the alTalra of the organUa.
Mod. " - '''- .' '" ; ..
The dlaeontlnaanee nf tbla Pair Aao
elation does nni. algnlfy iUl thoae who
have kept tbe oigantzatloa alive, and aa-
atated each year In giving an exhibition,
have leaa local pride or public 1 fplrlt In
promoting the welfare of New Tern and
Ita beat Intereita.v ,
For aome fourteen years there haa
been a certain number af clticeat who
have given the financial and material
backing to the Fair Association.
To name these citizens Is unnecessary,
for each year their names have appeared
in connection with the annual exhibit,
both when tba money was needed and
work was to be done.
After the last Fair, held In November,
these supporters of the Fair felt moat
keenly the fact that there was a lack of
local support, there belag a financial
' loaa from the November Fair, which waa
not warranted by local conditions.
To test tba sincerity of taw, people f
this city, U waa proposed that Instead of
tba few, an opportunity , be given tbe
many to come in aod become stock
holders and promoters of tba Fair;
Apparently the olthons accepted,
stock waa subscribed, bat later waea I he
asaeaemeats became due, then sub
scribers failed in pay.
It waa again left to tbe old original
crowd to go Into the work.
But this they refused to do, aad Justly,
not tbat they war not believers- la tbe
Fair aa a benefit for Hew Barn and tbia
eectloa, but for tba reaaoa tbat aa la
Justice would be dons ibem, la) forctag a
few to aaaams a horde that belonged
to each and every cllUen ef this place.
Tba Maw fiersPelr haa worked great
good to this city anj section. Paring
Its Ufa tin ft surpassed rvrry Fair held
la tbla Bute, aad reeerved high praise
from people of other States f
Those .who suds the Fair, a success
can fall amply repaid for the devotion
they gara lo their work, abd that they
kave enriched aad greatly braeflUed
their dty aad seel toe will at least oe
sole, If It dcee not repay them, few thetr
edorvs given, aad messy aeaet, In at
half of tba Wsw brf Fair. . -.
saameM"Mw
CalarrijCaiawl txGut4
wha LOCAL APPUCATIOXi, aa the
faunae, teach, the seat af I he dliiasn, Oe
terrh Is a blnarf o eoestliNtVatal dbv
. esse, and fn rrder ta ear K yon moat
i take lalrraat reeaedwa.- BaH't eurrb
' Cat Is, ta4e lreelly, amq aota (Hieea-
)y aa tl blood aad saaenae sari see
Call's CaUrrb Care H aot auark avrd).
A alee. , It waa prtwirlbrd by ewe of Ike
Wot phyakiane la this anaatry fnf year
aad k a regular preeorlpiieek. it Is mm
' noted of tba tet ; latea known, ana
-- Weed arltk the beat blood pniaera, act.
- tag directly oa the aaeowa awrfaaaa,
. TWe perfect aombiaattoa of the lee In
giedtts as what pendaeta sat a
' . eVfal eetaiU la Carter Catarrk. fteed
foe teaUmoatala ffra. '
; XV. CllWtt Os Toledo, Ow
oMHrPragjtata.Taa, , ' r ,
, DairsPamnrPtQaaratHtMst. ,
. Waaktaftoft, D. Jtaa n Ooasala
toaat af lalamal tlevaaao Taikea baa
rUd ikt baake m wstlowevi aaanet
- asaha atalma lev tbe risswpitoo of daeev
. ' ajMsatary aUaipa bVoatlsg la oaalnaMrt
Sw aUsra. bat swy y srf tm sah aUatpe
k , na4 asaka Ul la tVrir ti aaawa.
.t: Strut v froa testa.
Oaf Utile dsf.t had aa ilw
-t fa
tal attark tt aawt lef rtxi a4
tUl,- sHtM Mrm. W. X. list il
- . anawt. J T, "t, ha t'.l
' twesefMae f.'Ve." n4 h't I!'.
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ae't ttif U f-t'li-'f !"
f4rttU tt 1.4 H. - j '
lf t. 'f'S'S T' I !"'TI'' r
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erne
4. af
fltr
14 lutbifia'l Loea,
alahiiger Iiaulod but eufferc-4 ft to-
ere loss la the death of his brother,
James flanlon. at FUcbburg, Mass.
The Cm-Ased Waa aa elder brother of
tbe ramoua manager. Ilaolon u;i that
before bla fattier died of old axe
abort time ago there bad sot been a
death is hla fantl! la 30 years. :
The billons, tired, nervous mag cannot
ereafnlly -compete.! with fala health
rival. ;DWhf Little Earl Risers the
famous pills fnr (nmtlpatton - will re
move the cause of yeur troubles." F. S.
Duffy A C. J ' r
One of the. moat deatnietlve' earth
quake la tbe world's history waa that
which occurred la Tokyo In the year
KXfSv when IWjOOO people were killed.
; Diiat Marry For-Honey. ;
tba Boston man, who lately- married
sickly rich young woman, In happy
now, for hi got Dr. King's New LMr
Pins' wMch restored her to pirfect
ftesltk Moralllble for 4annllre,,Billona
ncss. Malaria Fever and Aane ad aO
Liver and St mach trnnblps. v Gentle bot
effective. Only VTt O. lirnribmY
(rngator. - - v.
Washlnaton, ; D, C 4tne Onnl
'lei eral Quepltier, at Fmnk'ort, Oat-
many, report rh existence In tropica)
Afrtea nf an We-fnoiI nf '.Aha bean fam
ily. It Is the only fruit found In s nat-
tiral s'aie that shows all the chemical
properties of a perfect nutriment. Two
pouaris rtnpry tbe dully requirements of
be kiiman avatent.
t'oM.niiL'g Ms... Aug 34, 187i
Dr. t J. MnPKBTT Pwr Doctor: We
gave your TEETH IS t (Teething Fow
lers) In our little grandchild with the
happiest results. Tbe effects were 1-
moi magical, and certainly more satlr-
faclory thsn from anything we ever
Used.' i Tours very trosy, '
. JOSEPHS, KEY.
Pastor of St. Paul Church
(Now Bishop Southern Methodist
Church ) -Carnegie
Olvc Only Spare caeege,
', 3lssgow, June 83 Andrew Cardegie
waa recently complimented for hit gen
eroslty In giving 10,00,006 to Scotch
uniyrrsnies.- tie saia: "remaps you
overrate my personal sacrifice - My gift
to the Scotch universities merely repre
sents my. surplus Income for 1900."
- OABTOltXA.
ttatf 1! W"m Km Mwm Batsjhl
agis-.o
ef
Stwt to DmIi Altar KlUIug IS M.
Taoaon, Aria,, June S3, Tom Burns,
notorious as a gun fighter, was killed by
a eoaboy named Wallace on the ranch
of Tom Willie. A number of cowbojs
danoed upon tbe coffla, Be had a record
of having killed thirteen men.
"The rectors told me my cough wss
Incurable One Minute Cough Cure made
ate a wall man." Morris Silver, North
Stratford, N. H. Because you've not
found relief from a stabborn onogh,
nWrdespltr. One Minute Cough Cure
bas cared thousands aad It will cure yoe
Safe aad sura. F. B, Puffy eV Co.
reHgChiaeM Are swl auk.
Water lowa. It. T., Jane tft-Forty
Chinese passed through this city 'from
tbeCeatoa jell fa their ' way to San
Fraaeiseo for deportatloa.
A" A.FtslWiJcle Rider.
Will oflea receive palaf a leu ta, sprains
OT kenlaaa- ' fraaa , aocidenla. Buck
laaav Aratoagalva, wlttklU aba pain and
neal iba Injury. It's tba eycllsl's friend
Cares CbaflewV' Chapped Hands, Bore
Lips, Damn, Ufoesa aad Piles. 'Cara
naraateed.' Oely Inc. Try It. Hold
by a D. Bradbam, Druggist.-
; llavaaa, Jane tX. Two Urge oil paint
mtt reresatla historical aosaes of
Aaaerlean Coloalutloa, tbd burning cf
O flea's eblpe atTera.Crag, aad the
laavtUc of tba pllgrtsaa. now baaglag In
a chamber of tba Ayaatamleate) of He
vaa bvebaa svMta the PaaAoserV
4M KipodUoa at BaSalo." , - -,
-Pysfapllaa esaaei be long lived be
aaaaa to Ilea ariialrsa aoiihmrit. Food
la not aoarUblag antD N H dlgeesed. 4
dtanrdeaad etomach ca dlgw-f(M,
It mast hsra aetUuaoe, Kadol Dyapep.
sia Oars digest all kUds f food with
out aid front Iba stomeca. allowing It to
Mat and regain Ha naiaral fanetloost lu
alrmaets ae raaotly lb earn as lb
naiaral dlgeetlv lalda aad It simply
eaat help bat do yoa good. F. H. Duffy
ACa'.' '. -.'
. tl'im tsailllwt'
Viae as, J see 11A oVyatation from
tba Tlaaaa CkamHav of Oowavar bva
reqaesul Iba pressiw li prohibit tba
cpealag of AakarVis saoe etarat la VI
aaaa, Ts (aid tbat AeteWea aboet
were previa a erioa lavasloa oa tba
Helajres of AM la ar. . .
1
- "A few axtas f, IXk1 a kirk 1 t
for besakrasl weald aM rraaal n my
Moaxarb for half a emr.' I bard tas
baatle af yoai Sodol IrrJl Car 4
( w eat lay lraakftt sad mht
bm1s with a h'lth si4 mf f l U
tbraaby d'M, ?tnlVilng a,jil
E iV4 l't 1T' Car tt linmtrh
IrnaKlas, U. I Ut, Ailrrtna, Ti.
Kadal 1 'r - ( f( r A u whM
yrt, F A If (
I k - r f t
h i f LlXL 111 ILAi X
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NIW YORK REAL ESTATE AGENT CH
- THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
reemlier f4aae Waiek. Amm4Iu to
Ht KViserteawa, reete ( Dlleraal
aalloaaIltle Take - ta raaalae
Treable te the (hmnv l(,
-Tbe first question put by tbe renting
agent waa, "What nationality, please?"
and tbe woman In the blue hat replied
by asking, "Why do yoq want to knowr
"t meant no effeuar," eald tbe-agnnt
I only uought that flndlog out
your natlooality r could refer yoa at
once to certain bulkllDga on njy ifst
which would be apt to please yon."
The woman In the blue bat bad naif a
.notion to get angry., v- -. r-
I don't see wliat triy ttatlonalliriiae
to do with finding a suitable flat," ahe
aaht ' . . - , , .
It has a good deal to do AVIth It."
aid the? agent. "Now.' I can aea
straight off tbat yon are an American,
bom and bred. . This la a deUeata qnea-
tlouHhat you bare plongcd me luto
but alnce I am In It I mean to flounder
around" a little While tourer and tell
ylfu a few facta pertaining to the merits
and demerits of different nationalities
nattered In .the tight of 'flntbouae
-."Ktreti of all. I want to speah from
tm?tnndptmt of prompt payment. It
my aucceaa In bushicss depended upon
each tenant lwytng hla rent exactly
when It was due. I would try to fill all
my , liouaea, with Scotchmen. , Never
have I loet a penny, on a Scot, and eel
dom bava I hnd to trait. ' '.
I am Dot making the rash assertion
that It la Impossible for it Scotchman
to be dishonest while everybody else la
trying his best to cheat me out of my
very cyetootli. The "point I wish " to
make la tliat personally I have never
Suffered loss at tbe hands ef a Scot
But they give trouble In other ways.
They are fearfully quarrelsome and
raise so many rows with the other ten
ants through the dumb waiter shaft
that It keeps tbe Janitor busy straight',
euing out domestic snarls. In nil uty
buildings where Scotchmen reside- I
select a Janitor with a view to his even
disposition and diplomatic gifts. It
doesn't matter bo much about bis abil
ity for scrubbing and keeping, the fur
nace going. Utllitnrinn accomplish
ments are a secondary consideration so
long as he hi endowed wlfjh tbe blessed
qualities of a peacemaker.
"Taken all In All, tbe most' peaceable
people 1 get In my houses ball from
Sweden. You never bear a peep out
6t a Swede. He doesn't bother hlsj
neighbors' and be doesn't bother me
unless tbe provocation is extreme. As
t rule, he la good pay too. The '. only
fault 1 have to find with him is bis
fondness for moving. A lease Is n
dead letter In bis eye, and be has no
more' compunction nlraut moving with
out a day's notice, than be haa about
going ra bed when be is sleepy.
'.The woman In tbe blue bat naked!
what were tbe chief characteristics of
Americana aa tenants.
, "Their supreme eel ash n ess." aald tba
agent "They hove not A apark of
consideration for a landlord. Tbcy
wnnt tbe earth. They never get
tbrongh asking for Imprevementa, Tbcy
are not content lo get tba walla tinted
aud the woodwork painted and the
plumbing fixed once or twice a year.
They waut new decora tiooe every
mouth, and alt tbe trimmings must be
first class too, American tenanta pay
big prices for their data, but there lan't
really so much. profit In catering' to
tbent aa to other uatlonalltlea. for tbe
simple reason that 1 nave to pay out
nearly afl uy Income In trying to keep
ap tbe building In the atyle they de
mand. On tbo other hand, tbe people
who ask for tbe least are tba Itallana
and Jbe French. Tbcy take maet any
Id thing 1 feel tike giving tbem, tba
Freach meekly providing tbelr , own
decora tloaa and the, Itallana going
without
; 1 tike Oertnaa tenant pretty wall,
too. oat tbey art terribly bard on (lata.
I never could understand now, tbey
manage to Inflict so aiarb damage on
walls and ftoorev Judging by tbe lookn
f aa "apartment "Just vacated by
large Orrmon -family, oye would tbink
that tbelr star piece of furniture waa
battering ram.
: "Tbe csar'a former eabject also bava
aa abnormally developed botnp ef da-
atructlreoeaa, although tbey ran to
glass Instead of plastering. I hav one'
house dewa town that a occupied by
Ian Ruaatsa famlllea, aad If ther wars
not eorauWled to repair their ewa dans.
Sffca H would keep aw poor petting In
new ' window aod baying new gaa
"1 also rent to colored aoopta. 1 bava
three kaaw full of these at priasnt,
taJ f nMsst aay tbat I have never had
better teaaata. .Bat when yea oan
doww to ravta, all any tenanta are alee
peolaV. aajly I thought K might not ba
mla ah lis am tba subject of nation
ality aieolto a few of tbo gajcwllart
tka of eah."-Ns lork fiun.
SjaiPwaO ateai
! I auaay parts of Icala tbo atov la
as maU free aa empty
etrohraaa oil ran liy eurtms beta
ear lb bottocN aa owe of tbe autre to
max draft, the raa Msg lined wltk
f j pro in to tue plraaorw of lb eoe
atronvr, glrtftg Hi' Ire ic aror4-
bigly. To slot thus osd. arimtttva
as M I ta lis aiwaranra, w effective fat
port"" and eeata tbe eirnlvaieot of bat
few troll af our money. ' K. .
Peterboro, ha f?rw fTamrwblr, ea
tabllibed tb firat fre pn,ll- library la
In t'nlted Fi.tt In It .X aod SS early
as IMS a general l aatuortilng tma-
Coa f"f Umrj purp.Ma rd.
and OLD
PEOPLE
M
Bad Cirtmlftriori Is fhe nn nf Trutt cj
advancing yeiira there is a decline of strength and vigor tie machinery of the
body moves with lesa soeedr and accuracy. .Because of the weak and irregular
action of tic heart the blood moves awe
ot lis lue-euseunuig properties, and muscles, trasnesand nervca literalir starve lor -
lack of DouHshmcst' A elugirish and collated docuhttjoa is followed-by a long v
train of bodily ailments. -Cold feet, chilly seasations Trp and cwn tl spme, poor
appet: and digestion, soreness of the muscles, rheumatic pains, hard and fissured
skin, face sores, chronic running ulcers on the lower limbs and other parts of the
body -these and many other disease peculiar to old people are due to a lack of
healthy Wood and imperfect circulation. Restoration to health must come through. -
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uk uuuuiaif ftp aau punwaHW ox we oiooa, uqb auumg auvngui .nu am w ,
the vital organs'and quick, healthy action to the circulation. . ; - r ' ; '
S. 8. 8. being strictly a veiretable blood rcmedv and the best tonic makes It
tbe Most-valuable and efficaciooaof all medicine for old people.-. It is free from all
mineral incjedients, and xaild and pleasant in its action.- It cures blood diseases -of
every character, even those Inherited or Contracted in early life. As the system.
gets under the influence or . b. S. there Is a marked Improvement in tne general
health, and as richer and ourer blood beeina to circulate through the boar the
appetite improves, and there la a softness
nave not noticeo. lor years ; sores begin to beat, pains in muscles ana Joints grad
ually cease, and you find that it is possible to be happy and healthy even in old age.
Our medical department la in charge of physicians who make a study of blood
and akin diseases. If Ton would like to have their opinion and advice in your
-cose, write them all about it and you shall
you want . 1 nis win cost yoa nothing. . Utners nave found our medical depart
ment of great benefit to them their enreabeing; much more rapid aa the result of
w special uirecuona received xrom-ouv
- Don't be your own doctor when yoa
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed to all whodesjreit
. intj SWIFT SFKUf
J Post Office Service.
.'Th attention nf, the " public Is re
spectfully." chIIm! tiittie change in tbe
twlii-dnle of the mnlls published today.
The change .necessitates a new schedule
lor the carrier, viz:
Collection 7.h0 a m to 8 00 a. m.
IVJiyery tl.OU " 11.00 '
Delivery 11 M " 8.00 p. m
Collection 5.00 p. m." 0 00 "
Routing Mail 1.00 p. m. to 6.80
p. in.
At the Post Office the malls "for the
0.00 a. m. train close st 8.15 a. m.
For tbe 7 00 p. m. train at 6 80 p. m.
-For the train going East to Moruhoad
City at 7.00 p. m.
There is one collection only on Sun
day, from 7.00 a. m. to 8.00 a. m.
The Sunday and afternoon trains
going West carry no mail for Interme
diate points between here and tiolds-
boro.
Carrier's delivery window open from
9.,K) a. m. to 10-30 a. m. Sundays. Gen
eral Delivery winnow open for bait an
hnnr after each mall on Sunday.
TRIM COLLEGE sTar
ty-flve graduate and undergraduate
eoilrsea ot studv. Twnnt.v-t.hraA tjMkrliMr-
in academic courses. Eight laboratories
equippeu wan nuxiern apparatus. Large
I'umij laviiiuva. uea. gymnasium ana
ainteuc appointment in state.
BctMlarahlBa aad Loan Fnnda.
Attendance nearly doubled within the
rl ut UVM. .M Rviuuieu, i. I . . ...
Tlie best college is the one that offer a
siuuent tne oast anvantnges. fnnn fur
catalogue. PRESIDENT KILO",
Durham, N. 0
Mm PARK HIGH SCHOOL,
- T-iTT-p-cr a --r 27, J.
Next term opens Pentenilier 11. 1801
One nf the best'sshools in the South At
lantic Ntates; faculty of six trained teach
era; unsurpassed library and gymnasium
facilities; excellent athletic advantages.
The purpose aimed at . is to give the
oest cultivating Influence and to nur
ture and develop strength of character
at tne same time. Terms low. For Il
lustrated catalogue and album, address,
J. r. UlVKNtV Bead Master,
Dcrbsm, N. C.
it . ii '
Itis not too late
4 to pot la Window bVreacu aad
)oirs, come seed your carpenter to
select slam from our fomplete at-wk, we
liav them arxf tbey must go. '"
; Prices wltlila Hi raaWi a' all. .
few imom '. .
erators
'.V White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers
W farnUh everything t make ymf
lioa ciaif"rtahU,
Lfl.CUTLlR U'DVi'FCQ
comuix's a. nunn;
Attorn at Lw,
SIW itF.HM, "JCORIII CAR'iLIHA
r.ff' H.siih Pn et lt. lpp.H
II. .li I ( ).lUk.
I a nr., f .iit
a r t r"" "1
sis
Refrin
taJ
thr lit enma writi old ape. With'
slowly, becomes impure and loses much
and elasticity about the akin that yon
receive such information and advice aa
pnvsicxans.
can get medical advice free. Book oa
lli VUmrANY, AllANTA, UA.
A Summer Outing
will be more enjoyable if you take
slung a handsome Herge Hnit, made aud
linisliea in an artistic manner, and a
jiair of trousers of high grade material
in worsteds, cassimerex or cheviot, that
we will make for you In the perfection
of lit and fliiish. and in a sti in that, nnlv
an artist can give, (hir style is jierfect.
our la Dries exclusive and our lit and
finish exquisite.
F. M. ChadwIcL,
JLNlg Slrfctory.
NEW BEKN CONCLAVE 486, Improved
Order Hcptasophs, meets 2nd and 4th
l nursdsy ntgnts, at e o clock at Koun
tree Hall. Dr. K. P. Early, Archon; .1. J.
Tolson, Jr. Flnsncier; Geo. D. Uordner,
secretary.
EUREKA LODGE NO. 7. L O. O. F.
Officers: W. F. Crockett, N. 0 ; James B
Dawson V. U : Geo. Green, Beoty: W. H.
llervey, Flnsnclal Becretary; A. E. Pitt-
man, 't ress. Kegular meetings every
Monday night at 7.w o'clock.
CALUMET ENCAMPMENT. No. 4
I. O. O. F. Officers: J. 1. Bsxter, O. P
w . l.w.fu.u vBilRnaj, D. i '
r o li. II I, . T i, u ur
A. 1 . Land J. W.; Geo. Green. Scribe; K
Gerock, Tieasurer. Regular Encamp
ment, 1st, 8rd, and Sth (if any) Thursday
nignts in each month at 7 so o clock.
NEW BERN LODGE No. l.F. B.4C-
J. J. Wolfenden, Prest; J. H. Pmllh, Re
cording ec'Klt. R. HID. Financial Bec'v
Meets in tne ftuignts ot usrmoay Hail
every 1st and 8rd Monday nights In each
month.
OHAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KRIGBT8
OF HARMONY. Meets Snd and 4th
Wedneedav airlift la each month In
Rooutree's Hall. Pollock street, at 7 0
o'clock, s. K Ball. President; H. J,
Dlsoswsy. Boo'y; 11 R. Bill, Financial
secretary.
8tlr .of Vilotble Tlmbfr Yot
Partition.
By vlrine nf aa order made in tbe pe
eiav-procaediags ealltled, Mrs, tara V
Gaekia aad Aonht W. Uasklna, Mellle
It. Oaskins aad lolaiL Out Ins. the last
three aamed,. betas Isles ts, ppeariag
by tbelr gsoeral goardlaa, Mrs. Lsnra V.
Gaaklua.vs. Beraard H. tiasklaa, Hill-
lard Ueulagtoa aad Addl Darrlagtoo,
kl. it- U.M a llLI.. k.ln
I, "'.- . . V. . M , WIU, V
W, M. Wsisoa, Clerk of tb Superior
woan or craven tamely, mad oa tba
UtA day of Jaaa, 1901, the aademlgaod
comnxlaaioMrs will offer for aale aad self
at pablle soctloa at tbo Coart lion
door of Craven County, on Monday, ta
lamaer of jaiv. iwi, at li o-utnen
boon, to Ike klabeat aadde for aaah, tba
limber of tba aTseof twelve lacbas at U
base, two lt fromtbegrouad, or which
skail grow lo thai six daring the period
of tea years from dale of sale, oa all iba
f allowing escribed laads, lowllt (I
A tract of land lying ea taaaonb sldaof
rfa aad tpr side of Cyprt breach
containing futty-toer aeraa, di-Ktlaad in
a derd from Rancfe (IkHrtnll, tl tiaa.
kleadaiid H"v. t. ! ( Ta lawto
dearaadnl id Brysa II. Uaakla from tela
father, lsld (lasklas ss rlrred lo la
iba drrd of rr from krira of D. -tlasloB.JI.
Haaklns. dated, Msrek .
reeoriM la ark 7a, peg Ida) (I )
Oa laeworik tWe of Vwa rlrer aad
aaalsliteof UlU rlfl creek, snd oW
rrtned la a4d from Tkaa, fl. Gaaklaa
to Alfrrd autla. aad JaS A. Oa.Ha
reonrdwl la book l' page (4) Abas
a trad oa lb north atilf of Urns rtt
fully ilramlbnt I Ibna Mrtala daKit
from Maty I.. Mrlatoah aad otkr,
ai1 fvo 8, xro, aad isa la, INHS,
book ta, par a"; im ln tmU
irwt I 17. toTlio K.flMklas by
tb Hat of Nona ( arollaa. The InUj
ailif of ariK la stvi alae knadr
aad lnlyn. Tlx uml llmlr
deed wtll b fnn 10 Ik ffhiaf,
lbl lb IH r I"'l.
k t. ii. cunt.
IIMMILI H A. M'ftJf,"
towmlf1ifvera.
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Atlanllff Coat TJntv
WiLnnsHT.nf & New rRx R- h
aKtfeci Wndneaday, Aug. T, 1WA, Dab
v Kxnept Sunday, -r
Motng Hmith antignvMl: ( Gotbg Hortl
Hat l. rawwngMT Trairw Na IW, y
,v, a in, ttkhs: Ar, p m,
00, ,Ne heme,- .,.' hV
8o ...rPtrflorksvim- . t.-So
6t-.Vi..iv.!ilysv-!k..i 1
10 (n ii
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No. 8, I'AHHKaoRK k r urnoiiT ' No. 4
Leave Wilnringion MondM, Wedue
lay and Friday. Imisi New Borne Tne.
lay, Thursday and Katurdny. -
7 30.....Lv. Wilmington, Ar..... I 46
8 40.... Hcott'sliill 12nfi
80 WooilsMe...... .. 18
1005 ....Hollyridge . .. .1140
1051 ....Dixon I6I
1190 Verona 10 20
1308. ...A. .JaekRonvilln. .4f.
13 30 Wortheatn. 8 oB
3155 Whitorak H 80
1B0 MayavUle 8 06
815. Po'locfesville 7 80
8 55 DphruM's 86
B40.,..r.Ar. New Iferne, Lv Ot'
Daily Exoopt Sunday.
J. R. KENLY,
' 4eneral Manaihr
FOR RENT !
A most desirable seven room residence
in one of the best locations in the city.
All moUern conveniences. I ossessiou
given about the middle of July.
Also 1 nave two desirable residences
for sale. E. K. HARPER.
Service of Publication- -NOTU'K !
RTU CAROLINA, I la ike
Craven County. ( diiierlor Court
David Wilson and Polly Ann
Wilson, his wire,
vs.
John 1). Hhuppard, el al.
NOTICE I
The defendant above nsincd will take
notice that an action entitled as aliove
bas hern commenced in the Superior
Court of I raven county I o perfect the
title lo two certain lots or land situate
in the city of New Hern, N. C, and fac
ing on German and Jones street?, snd to
cancel a certain deed to said properly
improperly make lo said defendant; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that he Is required lo appear at
the next term of the Superior Court of
said eounty to be held on the third Mon
day 1 n Pcpli ml er, 1001, st Ihe court
house of said county In New Bern, N ( '.
snd answer or demur to the complaint
In said artion, or the plaintiffs will ap
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
This 21st day of June. 1001.
W. M. Watson.
C. S. C.
Notice Sale, of Land for Partition.
NORTH OAROLINA, CniM nOounty.
In the Superior Court, before the t li rk.
Julia Marshall, Ntdlie I . Marshall,
H. T. Marshall, Oora Leslie Mar
shall s,pd Marshall, the hut
four named being Infants m. inur
ing by their next friend II A.
Marshall, and II. A. Marshall,
V8.
Guy K. Marshall.
Pursuant to a diin-euf the rM,;.iir
Omirlof I raven tjounty in the almvi'
entil ed proi-eedlng fur sale nf land fur
partition rendered by the Clerk of in Id
Superior Court on the Alh ilay of June,
1801. 1 he undersigned as iMiinuiissiim
or will offer for wile at puhlle mil lion
fur cash to the highest lilddrr. at the
( niirt rouse door nf (.'raven t ounty on
Monday, the Htli day of .Inly, 100', at
the hour of 12 o'elnik. noon, all the fol
lowing den rilnil real estate, tnwll Ly
ing In Craven County, North Carolina,
situate and being on the south side of
Nans sever, west side Sloeuiub's rrvek.
and south of the A. ft N C. I It., be
ginning at Jamas Keeth'a pstent eomer
In tlie head of Dogwood a lightwond
stump on the aoiith side of Dogwood
branch, also the corner of a grunt to
Rleharii Speight for 430 aires, dated
17(0 running tlicwce with said enciglil't
line south UX. west 11 poles to his cor
ner thetfee with another nf his line
south lO. J-eat 100 pole to a pine, thenif
south 0.westl'i9 pilB to Ahsnlmn Isy
lor's 100 air itent line, tlienoe with
said patent line north 40, west M and
nsas-half poles to said Taylor's beginning
corner In tlie mirtli end of Jim's Ham
mock thenio wltli said Taylor's tint
line Kiln 4U, west IW pules, thence
north IP, eaat 00 hU's to tlie corner of
k. t). Hpekght'a OTO arrs gmnU daUd
rTUt, tbmw with hla line north 40, east
4V0 poh t Jam Kaath rou-nl line
them with Ills line smith 141 pnlns In
.1-1 . I ! I . I 1 . 1
I'sy Beginning, naixaming luer iinno n ,i
arrva, amir or lesa. -.This
th day of Jna, 19A1.
.' ItOMULUsJ A. Wimif.
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'f. Truuittl' Hmlt.
By vtrtaa of lb pnwrr veated la a
by iksl aatlala lad of Trust dated iba
fat, day of Jan 1tW aad xcaid by
the lb Kaat Carollaa MsA. Oyate
Uaaaraad ladastrtal Association, 1 wlli
espoa to aaloal iba Coart Hiaedoae
la Vw Hm at tbo boar of If clock
sa.oa Monday tba Kih day of Jaaa,
tlol to la fa l boat bMdor-afl that ew
lata plvre. parcel. Of tract a lot of lead
Irlag aad Uaag oa tb wast aktaaf
Gaorr trat, aw kanwa aa tbe Fed.
al kfacadeastaad Ko4 I tba. ally of
Itw Hra and beglaalng M s point e
aid road al lee norawextm Jalr
sactlna of said r4 aad IMar atreat,
taaalng tbeaoa anrthasdlf atnag eald
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Viiilkin DivlBion Alum Line
Traill leaves Wilmington 00 n m, ar
rives rayelteville 12 05 p in, leaves Kny
eiUville 13 25 p m. arrivca Nitnfnid 1 4 1
p m. Keturniii)! leave Sauford .! O i p in.
arrive Payt tteviye 4 20 p in, leave Kay
utieville 4 30 p m, arrives Wiliniiinl'.ii
9 85 p m.
llcnnutteyille llrnncli Train leaves
RonnelUvillu K (r n ni, Al union 0 t.'. h in,
Red hprings 0 51 a in, Hope Mill., ID .',,
a in, arrive Fayi tteville II 10. Kelnin
leaves Fayeltcvillo 4 4.ri pin, llnpn
Mills r, IH) put, lied Springs .'ill . m,
MiixUm 6 111 p 111, arrives Henin ll. villi:
M5 p in.
t'mineotioiis at Faye'.tevfHo with traiu
No. 7H, at Mux ton Willi the Darnlina
iJi'ntnil Railroad, ut Rei Springs wilh
the Red Mprius aud liowuioro railroad,
it Sauford witti tbo HckIio ird Air Line
mil Southern Itailway, at Oulf with tne
Durham and CliHrinlte Knilroml.
Tiuin on the Scotland. Neck 111 Kuril
ttoad leaves Wuldnn 8 rS p m, Halifax
I 17 p in, arrives Scnilniul Neck al b OS
p in, Umenville U til p m, Kinstnn 7 66
p m. Returning leaves Kiuston 7 50 a m
Omeiiviile 8 62 a m, arriving IJalifax at
II 18 a n.'. Weldon 11 Ha a m, dailj ex
ocpl Sunithj .
Trains on Washington Uram-b leaye
WnHhinioii 8 It) a in and 2 110 p in ttr
rive 1 arniele U 10 a in, and 4 00 p m. rf
turniug leave Parmeie V Kft a in and 6 80 p
m arrive Waahinglou 11 00 a ni aud 7 UO
p m, daily except Sunitay.
Train leaves Tarboro, N t', daily rxi:pl
Sunday p m, Sunday, 4 16 p in, a e
rivua 1 lyui.iuil. 7 40 p in. lu y in, K.
llirnu., irnvea l ljni,.ull. daily in e t
Sunday, 7 a m, ni.d .xiuday I) Ot) a in,
arrive Tailio 10 10 a m, 1 1 in a n,
Train on fl Hand; N C- Hn.i.,b leave
Doldrlmru Uaily, except Mummy, 6 00 a.
m, arriving pmiihtlelil tl lo a . Iieturn
tng leavpM stiulihtiuld 7 00 a in. mr.i--
at tloidslMiii) M 26 a m.
Traiiin on Nnsbvillu Itrancli leiivea
kocky Slounl all) 80 a in, :t:40 p ui,arri ve
Nashville 10 20 a m, 4 0.1 1. ni, ; 1 1 i . g
Hope 1 1 IX) a ni, 4 26 p in. Ib lui mug have
Sluing lto. II 'JO a in, 4 .Vi p m. all
rtile II 4.1 a in, 6 26 p ni, ion... al It ky
Mount 12 10 i m, H 00 p iu. iIjo) i s. . pt
Sunday.
Train hi t IiiiUiu llianrh leave War
saw fui Llinloll daily, except Honda),
It 40 a m ami 4 86 p tn, Reluming loaves
Clinton at A 4.1 a ni and 2 6u p m.
Train Mo 71 niakra cloac counei lion at
Wuldon fni all poinu North daily all
rati via lllobroooil.
B at KMh.KnON, Uen'l Paaa Ager.t.
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Tlie Farmers Hercbli
Capital, tarplat and rYoflta ll,aM.
APRIL 0tr, IHI.
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Pank Aosvasnt wllbwai Imwevar aialC
tltae waa ttevac avww opportann, t
y-m eerrauily ltrtA to take a 'at
Ihaa Oiea anrnm end tit roai avilawca aT
bemg ahk t ttaaasrt yont flaanbtl at. -fair
at a i)ttan ts susely worth a graaA -, "
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knMlog kvU 1'iaH eClna att
aw r'a-l hj iImh mnmur t Wss tt
llils oT r st nsi la kr anr at
ail ti the Ociimt,.oI 7 Sy aralke
pioiiiy nf h I nifd fiiei, Tbe
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