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THE JOURNAL.
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S0BSCR1PT1QR RATES.
' Om year, In advance
- One yew. not ln-drneav
Monthly, by carrier la tHe city.. 40
v Advertising fttns furnished on ppll
Una.
Entered at the Pout OUIos, Mew Bern,
H. G, u Meond cJnss matter. 1 . " .
OBcIni Paper at New Bor
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ad
Nrw Btfi, N. Jane, 2. 'INI.
i '. JL NATION' pPS FARMERS, r
-The farming community, round aboti!
i city, when ll in a thriving one, la a bul
wark of Hranitilii commercially, to tbe
city thai surrounded
Manufacturing plant add m neb l tho
prosperity of a place. 1ml It I a qner
tton If nianuactures -equal farms, li, all
the liest elfuule, or give, tbe city
growth as stable s ibat comlnjr from n
Industrious farming community.
Wlihall the growth of town and
cities, tblt country Is 'still nation, of
farmer, for tbv census return of 1900
how that there vera 5 700,000 farms
nnder cultivation, aealnsl 4,564 691 in
ItM.
Of this increase the Philadelibla
Ledger says: .-.
"This may be deemed a romarkabUi In
crease, showing I hat the growth of our
industries ts s minetrical, the 'farmers
keeping pace in the- march forward.
The alagle discouraging restore of the
situation Is the Increase of tenant farm
ing. This is Is accounted for however,
to some extent by lease of lands by Im
migrants who are Intending purchasers,
As the area of unoccupied arable lands
In the United States becomes les and
less, it is altogether probable that future
censuses of the country will show a
comparative decline In the number of
farms. Tie heavy increase In the past
tin years is in the nature of a surprise,
though the Inducement of one crop
ana fair prices nave doubtless given
spur to laud Investment since 1(494.''
Catarrh Cannot be Cored
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aalbey
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure It yon must
take Internal remedies. Hall's Calarrb
Cure Is lakta Ipte iBally, and act direct
ly on l'-3 blood and mucous surfaces
Ball's Catarrh Cure Is not a anack medi
cine. It was prescribed' by one of the
neat pnysictans la ttitscoaniiy for year,
and Is a regular prescription. It Is com
posed of the best tonics-knows, enm
blned with tbe l-ett Mood parlAers,. act
lag directly on the mucous surfaces
Tbe perfect cbmblnaUoa of lbs two In
gredisnt! what produce such won
rierful results In curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F J. CHSNKT A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Bal'sFamlhr Pill ar Ibejhest,
Th Tramp laall a k !.
.New York; ilaa '. The Trsntpo 1
lagalls, which toppled over la tba docks
rsceutly.kU.log oa and injorlsg twaat)
two persoas, will be rsleed tomorrow
Th vessel's rondltloa b better I has
previously tbooght. It Is eipectwl now
to start for Manila Jaly 80th Instead of
Joly 5th.
A Put Bicycle Rider.
Will oflea receive painful eats, sprain
or braise fsoas aorMeai, . Bock-
lens' Arnica 8alvs, will kill U pala asd
heal th lajary. ll' ib eellsVtfristWL
Cases Chaflag, Chaprd llaada. Bow
Lip, Bars. Ctrwr and Pile Car
giaraatsed. --Oaty toe "Try H.
by C. D. Bradbasa, Druggist.
Colas b, Jmmi ft. IWIegaM r r-
living for the lirpabltcaa C)vealJoa
which will ha Ih M i hi ftrrena. Tsi
Bfesewt !- a-tMale, hraVd by Otv
iraor Jtesa, art peeled W iani
led by arrlajoatloa, ' aksf Wilt la
temporary k rava ad , llaee is s.
pti4 ta he prvwtwwal rkalrmaa. ' Tm
Oosstag Vslie IU leH iwnm
la fcHskrf, n arqoeily iber b kera
latMast, ' .
. Tb rwta toM im. my cwaga mm
lacsusW Om MIS ate 0k Car
M 9ri e-M miU ). flnflh
Itimfotd, M. B.-Bk'ssi yoa'r
foaad fiUf tram t etsbecra aevg a,
stoat despair.. 0 MlaauOafk Curt
Wa ar) Usossa4 t k wtfl am pm
F.BYDiffy C.
: tat h
, a lot, Jta . , Oars -atsaMf
vtlW wse-udsy glv aaWre 4aba-
hi tvero frm hi wife Jletll rW
. sJwrvlIU, IM f f Kl H
selk TV mtkm itaa Ussaisadlvsissaef
Vmj M H mmI Mrl)i4 asMBwrrllle la
ltd, tvll) s (MpWial saw4
Kasstll 'pW I.
Pyf SfU t fa4 U lof Bred I
MM M tie r-lr-t aodrtsksMnt TvA
la an anermitti i8 It Is fro4.
41 '' etcsMsk a4 fnod,
It mart ksvs ast4aK. KM !TPr
ft t tttfU sU klt laud sli
vt aM 1rrm Ik towk. tHevtsg ft te
', bi6RATBPLANTS
tke letatk aae Sdssr Came LealBf
tm rrwaaclaa Pvrrmr.
- The potato has been propagated for
ho many yeanrby sprout which start
from the ore of tbe tuber that potato 1
red m becoming almost ankuown even
tin; farming districts wher these
useful vegetables are the chief, agricul
tural product' it happens also that
sugar re ue fcas been subjected to a sim
ilar treettneut except that the sprouts
front whk-h the plants are reproduced
haw started .from .the Joints of tbe
cant, wtileb bitve been planted Instead
In. Imth Instances there were nrar-
tltal reasons ttrt!)o methods of propa
gation putnety., that merchantable po
uter;' and. sugar yleldiug vanes. Were
orlslnally quickly produced, by the
planting 61 'sprouts, while-seed plant
ings necessitated 1 considerable delay,
After hundreds- of years of such
planting botanists have discovered
that Imtta plants nave nearly lout the
eetT producing faculty and that the
few ueetla which occasionally nppear
re generally unfruitful, lu the case
Of the' potflto tills la particularly D0-
itleeable, na in a great majority-of in
stances the blossoms wither, and drop
off without Jhe development of tbe
grapeltkei fmlt- which should contain
the seeds. - ef this discovery, nf tbe
kotnntats would not seriously , affect
tbe practical farmer were-It not that
it has reveuled, another fact equally
important. The second discovery.
briefly utatitl, Is that eonstunt repro
duction from sprouts, like Inbreeding
In tbe case of nnluinls, results In de
geoeraey and tiltkimtly iu tbe dlsap-
pt aroiHv of the species unless It hi re
vived aud .renewed by the crossing of
Partli-unr attention has lxeo given
to this matter In the laboriitory of I
economic Itntany nt Harvard, Uulrersl-
ty ami - resulted in the sending ret, h
represents iltu to Java, where the seed
of the sugar cane Is still- being culti
vated, with the result that cane 'ex
ceptionally rich in sugar Is produced.
Through - the efforts of Mr. Oskes
Ames- assistant director- of the (Har
vard botanic ' garden.; specimens of
fruitful ' seed have been secured In
Cuba. and. the restoration of the plant
has been undertaken Jn a scientific
manner. The Improvement of tbe po
tato has-at tbe same time been under
taken by Mr. Luther Burbank of San
ta Rosa, Cal.t an enthusiastic bortl
cutturiHt who has undertaken the per
petuatlon and Improvement of tbe po
tato seed.
Tbe bilious, tired, nervouj man cannot
successfully compete with his bealtby
rival. De Witt's Little Early Risers tbe
fsmous pills for constipation will re
move the cause of your troubles. F. 8.
Duffy A Co.
The Marker Cas..
Jersey City, June 24. A numlier of
wcallhv straneers offered to ro on the
bond for Barker, convicted list week of
shoot Imf Tlov. Keller, who acensed him
of assaulting Barker's wKe. Barker'
counsel are undecided regarding an ap
peal. -
Didn't Marry For Money.
The Boston man, who lately married
sickly rich young woman, ta happy
dow, for be got Dr. King's New Life
Pills, a hlch restored her . to perfect
health. Infallible for Jaundice, Bilious
ness. Malaria, Fever and Aim and all
Liver and Htnmach trouble. Oentlo hut
rffeotlve. Only V at 0. D. Bradbam'a
drug (tore.
Th OrMrml Juriiim.
Aihland.JnnaSt.-Tb4 Centra! rail
road of New Jeraey today Issued all!-
mains) to Its oo kuadrsd strikers say
ing that all must return to work tomor
row or ha discharged. Noa-aaioa men
will be brought la.
Columbus, tia log. ti, 187
Dr. C J. Morvrrr Dear Doctor: We
gsva your TKRTBIlt A (Teething Pow
der) to oar little grandchild with the
happiest reeatta. Th effect re U
iMt magical, and certainly mora stlr
pwiary tasn from, aartklag wa aver
sad.- - Your vary troly,
, . . JOSEPH ft, nr.
' Pastor of M. Pant Church
(Now Bishop rtootbern Methodist
' Chnr k
Oaa W Tm 4 Imtm Ufto.
i' Washliigtaa, Jaaa tl-Cal Mas I a,
bf Rasrf earmrg , la a roavasalcailna lo
tea rjtale Depanmeal. slate thai acenrd
fkg In repnrl from Ttraaseta, Brlgls
a ft sen Basse TnMnaly hat cMsaovarrd
ft od by which imok t aw tatard
la to light, .
A m 1
1st lr Ira lr laafli
7
,. i,7,
farts, . Th-' tfe tf-
wm Amsrleat ealptar, Paal Way W
BartleM, MdackMMty tack4 ( Ik
Polaetah, Bn4 de V-fe, by a re,
her. wh left ha Muasad aa4 ep4
with all haw ewtly Hrr. 1 hsta la m
kteainy tw la I1W, - ,
"A few a eatk tt, food a-hta sis
ror break feet arald t rawMta v my
Waei for half ss losr. f teed M
M" f yvt V mM PypHa Car sad
my brilat a4 other
walawttk l slhi i4 a, M h
IkoroagkTy dljsiad, Kotklsg !
Bdo( D;pl Care for atoaaarb
reUa. f. r, AUaftn, Tel.
tedol DTet Car Car dig xt was
F. R. Ttff; t.
b a p u d i ; : z
PECrLC CT TIIH DAV
tnmtrnU tke Lsaataa ts4aTad
llr. Cbarlea T. Yerkes, who recently
closed out hls-loterests in tbe Chicago
elevaied railway system,, ts. In the
game again. - This time his field of op--eratlons
la on the other side of the At
lantic A syndicate of capitalists, of
A-
: V
OHABLBfl T, tKBKBS. . v
which Mr. Yerkes Is the bead, lias se
cured control uf tbe underground In
doij railway, According to Mr. Yerkes,
tbe Ry mllon te Is comix'si'd of both Itrlt-
Isli auil Atnericau Hiiaiiciera, but fat
the greater portion of the capital comet
from the United States.
' Hin Kellcy to Wed.
Mlsn I.uey A., Kclley, daughter ,pf
Mr. and Mrs, T. A, Kelfrty of Cleve
land,, but who baa lived In Js'ew York
for several years. Is the chief figure in
a pretty romance which will shortly
culminate In Iter manlnge to Charles
C. lYrklus iu Cnllfomln.
l'oi- six years, beglimlng with school
hood days, l'crk'ns has been. Miss Kcl
) adniTvtT, hut only roceutly was
liielr etifptjieineul nnuounccd. A few
weeks ago Miss kelley left New lork
to visit her llaucc's nnrcuts. Mr. and
Mrs. David Toil Perkins of Los An
geles, fche had planned after her visit
there to return to her home and begin
preparation for Iter -wedding In Octo
ber.
When Blie announced her Intention to
Mr. Perkins, bis plendings aud those ol
lils family were tindc ngalust nnotbci
separation, and an early marriage wat
urged to take place In their home.
Ueneral Ormmt OST Far Rnsala.
General Kred D. (iinut, Mrs., (irant
amL their son, V. B. Grant HI, "sailed
the other day from New York for a few
weeks' sojourn In Ktirope. Russia Ite-
Ing the favored country on their list
Just liefore Railing (ieneral Grunt paid
a visit to West Point and while there
met Captain John Qulncy OM. (Ill
more, whom he had not seen for ninuy
years. General Grant and Captain
Gllniore were cadets together and on
one occasion settled n grlevnnee by
(1st fight. Grant was struck between
the eyes by bis antagonist and sus
tained a broken nose, tbe scar of which
Is still dlRcerfllble.
Emperor Wllllnai Whlaller.
It may not lie generally known tbM
mong his oilier accomplishments Em
peror William Is n first rate whistler.
An American youns Indy nt bis request
bad been singing uegro ditties to the
accompaniment of a linnjo. One of
the sonirs hapiiened to lie "Tbe Whis
tling C'con. nOd the performer was
preparing to omit tbe whistling part, as
she was mil sulllclently mistress of
that accomplishment to- venture on It
but the .emperor, who was nciimluteil
with the tune, offered to supply the ae
comiinulment and acquitted ulmi
greatly lo hi credit.
As l Dale Maaareb.
King LeoKjhl of Celsluin tins hml
mmle for himself n very luindseme au
tomobile. The earrlajre work, of tlie
moot elegant deslRM. I of aluminium.
flu Is lied In red. with I lie truck In blue.
All tbe wood ports which are visible
tote uoroLD o ksxomt.
re of pollened mabogaay. Tbe motor,
of lb tsrtroaaua type, la rated. nonaat
ly at W aorappeaTr. A not bar dUtlw
gtitsbed aaiamnbtliat m King Edward,
be ha yoM had eaaetaUy bod-.
fareewt SMaBfaelarvd far bk
. ... . - . -.-
... ' - Mr, mrrw War "
A wide of f hm f-ert frtosut
PTdted o Jam J. Hill for man
kaa. She aahl aha era going to raw
hoantttig fcoaas.- Ttorry. atrsj X-, bui
eaat Irt ;oa bar It. Pat yen 'd better
get rear baanlllaav. ha ma. atarted,
Why. Nr. III. baw rsa IT I kve ao
mumrf." "f inn'i eiard numef "Why,
wrrty t aaaav-pay for tbe famtlmwr
"No, ra wiaeta't. . Uef a read .
get bid for a maatha revnV faeeta
the boa, arad. bnw fw snaw IU py
'em. korfy rwa't Wf yae tne aay aooa
ey, U4 awrejaf, Mr X," - ,
' ' Mflrwi ..
, "TOd lUlra fusrry a MfH aiitxVd
m. is srsy atwaye. Ud U
'Tea. sbe maltsrH te '-
tronmaev lt1s.W Jlutkt'.
Sim T Horn ttaia.
, HSSf little dascMtt k4 a .wt f.
Il alterk f ak-r-1' I ""vi 4 kn.
tift'i," arltw K-a. W. k :-!. ,.f
A St, 'rt. al ell.f
recrrf f'u-l," tr 1 yr 'p i s
It
1 - f-
Dyspepsia Gore
Dfeests what you cat.-"
This preparation contains nil Of .ths
Ji.rcilaiits and cigeHis nil Kinds or
fiKXt ltglvcslngUutrellcfniid never
rail to cure.. It allows you iu eat- nl
the -tiod you wtinW The nivtt.wnsil he
uomactiscan uiitetiu uy to tisomany
thousands of dj snentics.linve boen
W red .after vory thing else ftillcd.- It
(jrevonts formation or gas on 1 lie stnm
tcb, relieving all distress after eating
Olntliigunnecessary. J?leasantro lake.
U caa't help
out co you Qooa
Vrn eili-nlvtir F.O. IFAyrerAOo.,OhViige
. F. H. DUFFY A 'CO
" Fessarlnals WmuHi,
Tossibly- few who read of "klncs"
robes W royal ermine" appreciate that
tbe rightful, and first possessors of tht
beauteous coat Is sometimes a denizen
of the Keystone State,. It nmy bo that
some subtle force suggested to turn
coat monarchs to choose the pelf of this
animal for their own. In fact, during
the. greater portion of the year the er
mine Is a plain egg sucking weasel. As'
winter comes on ho assumes a white
coat, with a black tipped tall.
PutoluB. noveboracoDsls, as the scien
tist calls the weasel or ermine, ranges
from North Carolina away up Into Can
Jtda. .It Is rare, however, to take er-
mine -or white coated weasels In Venn
sylvania, although two specimens have
Just been received' at the Academy ol
Natural Sciences from Sullivan county
In fact, south of Pennsylvania the wen
scl never changes color In winter, nnd
this fact goes far to substantiate tht
theory of protective coloration. Thm
when snow covers the ground the white
ermine becomes nearly Invisible, whllf
In bis weasel's guise during tbe sum
mer he Is uot nearly so conspicuous nt
he would be did be wenr his white coat
all the year round.
Another Interesting fact Is that while
the animals that live In the north al
ways change color those In the sonth d(
not, tbe reason being that their white
color wonld not protect, but destroy
them, as there Is almost no snow In tlx
south. Philadelphia Record.
ACroel Blaader.
Two brothers had the ha hit of calling
on the same South Side girl. One ol
the- brothers, George, was to take par.
In some private theatricals, and the
girl had promised to fix up a shirt and
a pair of shoes for his costume. Tht
articles were to be delivered to her ot.
a certain -evening.
Prank, the second brother, took It In
to his head to call on the girl that sam
'evening. Prank knew nothing of tht
arrangements George had made with
her to help him with bis costume. lit
rang the bell, asked the maid to tell tin
'girl that Mr. Allen had called snd sat
down In the parlor.
The-innUl went up stairs and present
ly returned, trying hard hot to smile.
"Miss Jones says she Is busy Just
now and that you are to send up yotn
shirt and shoes," was the message slit
banded Prank..
"Whntr he yelled.
"I'm to take up your shirt nnd shoos."
"Thanks, but I may need them my
self to go home with, 1 hope Miss Jonci
will lie better In the morning. Neve!
mind; I will close the door myself."-
Cblcago Chronicle.
Where R Fall.
The young man drew himself up t
bis full helKht
i "I have." be cried, "nn unsullied
character, an ardcut heart a versatile
'mind and strenuous biceps."
Tbe young girl yawned and seemed
Interested. .
He wss quick to push his sdrsutage.
"1 am the possessor of s town and
country house, a yacht, a stable ol
tlioroughbreiU snd s box at tbe opera.
! She hesitated, and a alight flush be
trayed that aba wa listening. .
"I have got." be continued, with
eertalu Bercenea, "SO servants, :
.pairs of trousers. CO ancestors, three
automobile, six prise bull pups audJ
ao army commission.
Ah, she had found brr toneu at laat
"And bow many golf medalar sue
llaped.
i -Tbe young man buddrred.
- Ue felt that tm bad mst Ue bad
played aerrfly and high, but she wa
above but limit. Jodge.
Tar Uhe rwl Otrte la Twala.
- A Tsntslaa girt has no chanc of mar
riage sjuleaa sb tips the raw at 20C
pound, and ta I bat and the
ta fallen wbaa be' la IS years old. Mm
rake gparkMit sod eat a great deal
of wH ttair and Wad sedentary
Ufa la bastes lb pracaaa. - Dp lo IS sIm
to very toadanW, btrl l what
Immense, wawteldy aaaa of f al a be ba
twateal Kb rsddtee. or. rather, anda
Vale, loog Us Street. - Her eastsrae I
rer Dtcinraaaae, asrjeetallr If ab b
of I be richer rise. Tiwy are etotbad
ft flaw silk of reapleadenl bar of
bright red. yellow or gre tad wear
Sort of eoalral lhaped keaddrraa, frota
tkrb depesida looaw whit drapery.
Tarktb tioueer and ddnif llppevw,
tbo- beaj af wblra barely rrarbea lb
mtdjle of lb foot, eornpte t roe-
,. - '
- ; . ; til Office Scrrict.',
Tt Meattn "of ib pajMle to
.'aoefally railed loth tkaage la U
a-tW, of tba (Mil pabtlsbad Inriay.
TM f Wssf aseeasltalea) tew atkadul
fur ikarstrVr. vtw
C4UeetM f C t U t.00 a. m. .
Dllrf 100 f 1100 " ; .
rwMWy 1 1 (0 - , m I an at. m' ,
C-llenlnalDOp m.m 0i
nC Mall '( p. s. v Ian
p.m.
At (We prat ma th auilla fnf be
. trsta rtnc at It a. m.
r. Ih T CO p m. trala l ., SS.
T il l"li4H"t t Mnkad
f ! f l ' wi p m
th.iittM, t ' iU.n nn a-ia
Ait. f'-m tm ta re- m.
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offer one ftmv.
dred snd twea-
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courses of study. Twenty-three lea die rs
IB academic course. - Kight laboratories
eqnipped with modern apuratua: Large
library facilities. l-.eat gymnasium and
athletic appointments in state. ' -
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AttemUnea nearly doubled within the
past sevei. yean. - Expenses ' very low.
I he best college is the one that offers a
student the best advantages, f end for
catalogue, yPtiKMDKr KILO",
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TRINITY PARK HIGH SCHOOL,
"; 'pxrgtTr a T4Y it, o. j
Next temi opens September 1 1, l!)rl.
ne of the best schools in the Honth At
lantic Mates; fnVulty of six trained teach
ersiinsiirpasscd library and gymnasium
facilities; excellent athletic advantages.
I he purpose aimed at is to give the
bout cultivating influences and to nur
ture and develop strength of character
at the .same time. Terms low. Knr il
lustrated catalogue and album, address,
J. r. IU KNK, Head Master,
Duhium, N. C.
It is not too late
to put in Window Screens and
Doors come or send your carpenter to
select sizes from our complete slock, we
have them and they must go.
Prices within the reach c' all.
A few more
Refrigerators
and
White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers,
We furnish everything to make your
home comfortable.
L H. CUTLER HWFCO
A Si
Outing
ummer
will he more enjoyable If you take
aiimg a handsome r-erge Unit, made ami
mushed in an artistic manner, and
pair of trousers of high graile material
iu worsteds, casslmeres or cheviot, that
we will make tor you In the perfectl
of lit and finish, and in a t le that only
an artist can give. Our style Is perfect.
our fabrics exclusive anil mir tit and
finish exquisite.
F. 91. Chadwfck,
Kile of Valuable Timbrr For
Partition.
By virtue of an order made In the ape-
clel proceedings enlllhwl, Mrs. Lams V.
Uasklns and Annie W. Oaskla Melll
N. Uasklaa sod Inla K. Oaaklna. lb laat
Ibree aamed, being Infants, appearing
by their general guardian, Mr. Lsora V.
Uaaklns, vs. ftomard U. Uaaklaa, Ulll
lard RarrlagUa and Addl Harrington,
bll wife, end Harvey A. Oaskln. befor
W, M. Waisoa, Clerk of tbe Superior
Oban of Craven Coanty, mad on tbe
Kta day nf Jaae, 1801. the aaderslgotid
eoamlsaloaer will niter for l and sail
at pnhlle aoctloa at tbo Court Mone
door of Craven (Joaaty, oa Moaday, tht
19(1 aay or aiy, iwi, at ll o dock,
aooa, to the h lit boat Welder for cash, tb
limber of lbs also of Iwelv Inch tt lb
baa two I art fmmlbegrtiand. or whloh
ball (row In that sis during tb period
of lea rear fniea data of sale, oa all lb
following described laed. to wits (1.)
A tract of land lylnl on the aorta aid or
Nea and apper aldo of Cypres braach
eoaitlnlag futty-foar aeras, drortbd In
a deid fmm Enrew Pah-bertnR, U Oa.
kin dated N. t. Intttt (1) Tk laada
deaeaaded to Bryan ll. Oaakln from kU
Hi bar, David Oaakma a referred lo la
Ik deed nf reteaa from bale fW D, Os.
kiloB.M. Uarklaa, dated, MarcA .
IM, recorded m book Ta, paga IM (I )
Oa tbe Bonk aide of Keraeo rlrar sa4
aaatthtoof UlitoBwIft eraeh, and da.
eribed In deed from Thoa, H. 0kla
lo Alfred Uaakla sad Jm A.Oaakla
rmrdd la book irw, page tft () Atoo
atreetaelfcaaonhtittoof ftewaa river
fally iWaortbrd la Iboaa oartala riasd
fraae Mary -, Mlatab aad other,
dated Daa 1. 11, aad Js ll, mh.
hno t. page aOj lo Iwa other tract
granted la hwI, MTbo. M. Uaklsa by
IbelHateof Worth C'amllsa, Tk tout
aathef nf acre kt ibmit alaa baadrvd
tad iwraty-eevta. Tb nee! timber
deed will b glvaa t Ib partkaaar, ,
TbU Iba lltk rtr of Je. I"l.
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doing Sonth aotiRDDUt: Oouig Nortl
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. Leave WilmluKtoti Monday. We,lin
'iay and Kriilny. Lea-.- New Itiorm Tue.
day, Thursday and hati:ritxy.
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'Daily Kseep .M.mlHy.
J. H. KKN1.Y,
'1,'nerBl MnH-rer
FOR RENT!
A most desirable seven room resilience
in one of the best locations in the city.
All modern conveniences. 1 osscssion
given about the middle of July
Also I have two desirable resiliences
for sale. K. rt. 1 1 A Kt HI!.
Servict' of I'ulilicKiinii- -Mi l li V !
NO U1 II t: XUULINA. I in Hie
Crsveu County. ( Superior t ouit
David Wilson snil Polly Ann
Wilson, his wife,
vs.
John 1). Shepparil, et a).
NOTICE !
The defendant above named will lake
notice that an action entilleil ns shove
ha been commenced in the Superior
Court of Craven county to perfect the
title to two certain lols of land siinnle
In the clly of New Item, N C,'., anil fnc
ing on German and Jones sheets, nnd to
cancel a certain deed lo sld properly
Improperly make to said defendant; anil
the said defendant will furlhcr lake
notice (list he is requited lo appear at
the next term of 1 he Superior Court of
said county to lie held on the third Mon
day I n Hi pli ml ( r, 1001, at the court
house of ssld caunly In New Rem, N I '.
snd snswer or demur to the romplitiiii
In said scl Ion, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for tho relief deniniuleil
In said complaint.
This 21st day of June. 1!)0I.
V. M Watson.
f. H. tl.
Nolicf Sarf of Land for Parlilion
NOKTH OAKGI.INA, raven Gounty.
In t he Suitcrior Court, hefnre thct letk.
Julia Marshall, Nellie I . Marshall,
H. T. Marshall, l!ora 1 eslic Mar
shall anil Marshall, the last
four ntimeil heing infants :ieiti
ing hy their next frii-tnl 11. A.
Marshall, anil II. A. Marshall.
VS.
Guy K. Marshall.
Pursuant ti a tleen-e of the S iiM-ri.r
Giitirt nf t raven County iu the ahmc
entit ed proceed ine;s fur sale of hniil tor
imrtitioti rendered hy the t lerk of said
Snpi'rior Court on the Mli ihty of June,
1001 I he iinilerslneil as oointnissiou
or w ill otTt-r for sale at puhlie mil tiou
for cash to the highest liiihh-r. at the
t ourt i HUM' door of t raven i ounlv on
Monday, the t-th day of July. I1MI . nl
the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, all the fol
lowing ill si rilieil real estate, lowit: Ly
ing In CraM-n County, orlh ( arolina,
situate and heiny on the south side of
Nettse river, west side r lo, muir ,Tc,-k.
aiMl aolllh of the A. & N C. It. II.. he
ginning at James Heath's latent corner
in the head of DowimnI a lightM-iMMl
stump mi the south skile of I)ou,hi1
branch, also the corner of n c,nint to
Hlcharil Sieight fr 41 acres, iltcl
r7M) running thence with said Mii:ht's
line south (M. west I9A poles to hit cor
ner thence with another of his lines
smith 1 0 west 100 poles to a pine, tlicmi
aonth a0,rst ISA oea to Ahmlom l r
hir'a IU) acre ttent linn, thenoe with
said latent line north 40, aj-st f4 and
one-half Mlea to mid Taylor's beginning
corner in the north end of Jim's Ham
mock thence with said Taylor'a Urt
line aonlb j I. weat I V) ulc. tlience
north i east 0 1 poksa to tbe corner of
R. I). r-'neurht'a 8(0 acre rrant. datid
I7BA, thence with hi line north 4'1. east
40 polea to James KnOh'a paunt linn
tbence with hia line south 141 wdc In
the beginning, containing four hnudnd
cm. more nr less.
This kill dsy of wane, 1901.
UOMtXtd A. H0NN.
O'mmbahiner.
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Ortkt UrpeaMipba, SaeaU lad aad 4lh
iiarwiaw a:gais, at QXftOL ainnai,
tree H .11. Ir. C. T. la.ly, ArrAoai i. i,
Tnlana, J r, Plaaactsr) Oao. D. tfnrdaor.
Secretary. , ,
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rives l-ayclt.-ville 12 Oft n 111. leaves Pav-
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arrive Kayeltevillc 4 ill in, leave f'ay
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9 2ft p m.
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lied springs 9 ,M 11 111, Hope Mills 10 05
111, ariKe Pay. ttcv ille 1110. lietoi n
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7 III p 111.
Connections al Payeltnvilli; with train
No. 7N, at Mnxlon Willi the t 'aroinia
t'oiilrnl Kallroaii. at Ru I Spiinna with
the Itiil SpriiiK" and Lowinore railroad,
at Sunn. il with the Scuhoinl Air Linn
anil Southern Itailwny, altlulf with tt,e
Durhniu aud I'hat loti.- Itailroail.
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4 17 p m. arrives Scotland Neck at 5tW
p m, Ureouvillo 1) ft7 p 111, Kltistou 7 55
p in. Kolurnini; loaves Kiuslou 7 50 a m
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leave Parun ie 11 lift m Kui! rt Hip
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allolo,i.ro h 2ft a m.
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U.iulou at 4ft a in anil 2 Ml p ni.
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Weldon lot all points Norlli ilsily all
rail via Itlclimood.
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