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fff ri'--w--wvTiw-v'v. . . . . 1
' (CaV i.i yl;niii
Th KlioOTM UMfl Ahrajri
ui- uge ror tyettOT yeajns,
and bM
AH Counterfeits, Imitation im4Jiut-as-ffoodHftre bat '
Experiments thatriflw with and endang;er the health of
Inftwts and CTliUdren Experience against Experiment
What lb CSTORIA
OaMoria is a "harmless' subitituteKorCastor Oil Pare
goric, Drops and soothlns; fljrrnps. ) It Is Pleasant, in
contains neither Opium.; Morphia m other Narootto
substance. Its age Is Its larantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It com Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething- "Troubles cure Constipation
and Flatulency. i It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels. giTlng healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Paitaeea-rThe Mother's Friend. . ?
ri' ;i Si(,'?f 4 '"r . 0
GENUINE GASTORlAAI.WAY8
9
Bean the
The Mlon Hamilways Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years,
w oatrraun eowaw, mm
r
I wh In
now rendtn mvMoetMry. WaaMa
wma oi uroui anajf rtlkl to
Many of th but houu In this
It curti whttc and. talllns at
fM"gb. (p-
nu.
catu thcM dragging periodical palm. Mr. Oavli' curt ihowa yaa concki
Ively what yan may expect If yaa hKow her example tad take Wtot of
CanfaL
i near ora i cuaca-uneugni awt wine at urow ry regwaaag ina;,,
and bowels. When yan ajfc your drugglit tar theat raedlclriw, ha
atonuch
ure von Hi
It was Vim
that MveaT Mr. Davb' We.
ViMnulllaBm.
baiatOn Xaa Onavlaai
Executrix Xtlee..:
H1n( qoalieedaa ExaRQtnx of the
lut Will and Tmtamant of the late Al
bert B. Powell, all perwonn indebted . to
uld eatale are reqaeated to make Imme
diate payment, and all ptmoni who have
claim hgalnxt eald Ealate ire notified to
present aamn for payment on or before
the Sth dav of September 1902, or tbli
notloe will he pleaded In bar of their re
covery. Thla the nth day of Sept. 1901.
M. A. POWELL,
Kiecutrix.
NoUce IP Creditors. V -
In the Olitrlct Court of t' the' United
Slatei for (bo Eaatorn Dlatrtct of
North Carolina at New Bern.
In the Matter of
HENUYQELMAN,
of Wayne County, Bankrupt.
The prtltl'nn of Henry Oelmna of
Ooldaboro, Wayne County, N. O,, for ft
fall dlaobarge In baokruptcy, having
been Sled In laid Ooort, It la ordered by
the Court, that- hearing be had cm the
Tth day oT October. 1901, before !L. J
Moore, Referee at Mew Bern, N. C.ht
18 o'clock, nooq, and that -all knows
creditor and other peraoa Interealad
may appear at aald tlroa and place and
ahow Joat canae. If any they hare, why
the prayer of eald petitioner ah on Id sol
be granteil. ,.;,v,. i,m,X :s-.
Thla 1th day of Septerabri, 1901.
H. I QHKAT, Olrrk
"' By GEO. GREEN, Depaty."
nnij ui.uiii aa aasninutr)-1
m n. "wif,- j r afoeosea, aii
persons Indebted to the. estate of lb la
testate are. reqaeated to make lasMdlatO
ptmenl, Aa1 alt' parsoa J holding
elalrna against said eslai an aotlflad to
v prnarnl the tarna. duly veriflad, to ma
on or before Ih ft 1st dav of Beplember
, 1M, or this noiloe will b pleadod Is
' bar of reoot ery, ' : ' " ? n
Thlt September ilsClUOL up: VA
Tana, P. ModiaTnT," v C
v-i FVr ' the Y&piZ'.
On store and aon houses for rent.
'..Now a I have retirwT from grocory
bnslness I am better prepared to give
better attention to my sawed stove
wood trade, '. We keep all kind Btnve
wood snder largo aheOa, nevf r geta wet
Remember our frirk and latha now
' readv at short notice. I.lme and Tar on
hand. ' We koep everrtltrng that yon
1 would hardly And elsewhar. ...,.
, Scs iEi Eill lb Criifi
; : -FOB TlBITHlNtf. .
4V.- - J- -J, -X, '...-.,-.... -
Bonsfht, W4 wtlcli ti bem-
bu home the (risrnalnre of
been made under hi per v '
sonal aapervwoa since Its brianey
1 Allow no one toOMefre too In this.
Sigiaatoru of
min m ami oitv.
SAVES LIFE
- -: wiuud. iu., abtom ten. '
bed health this aprlng aad ooeld ot
Snaof njr ahUd died. Wkn X noma to alt I
! Salt owka had eaohtorribte pains tanur'
baekendhlp. load kidney troabl aad 'all- V
Infofthawoeab. 1 alio had brrt-ortoal arll. I
w In n bad eaadllion when I resolved jronr . .
Ladlee rtlrthnai ilamnaii" and reed the ad- -i
nrtlHiMMol Win. of Oaidni and Thedford'e -
. Slaok-DmuM. 8iaM Aarll SWA, I ba
Soar bottle ot Win ol Oardnl an
: aM ntTlixIfcMir. ntonlr ni.n.ht
aad three peek--;
I imi ll a
xam .nana now. I aaaaoaumjiroHanasna ,
walkout to eaayo my aAon. I belief
; I wonM ban bam la tb arav had It not btaa ,
, sorWlneofOardui. iTAvao brT Ufa
' Til. AUO DA Via
Kb well twonuaralnaVc pattta thaa
!mi, Psw atea could bur ths bitter peat,
th agony ai dbtrtaf that wotwn tndvr.
Thauimdi l Winn hav cam to took gpoa
artagafrtjwthb'tx. Buttturaara
i J Htli hnl. LwHImM which '
saai aa laajw wthr "or nooanyi ,
nadtat wamih M aw privacy at mar .
city art never without thb grut "
the womb and compkttry aradl. '-
CanU aad ThedtoKTi Black OraagM .
.navarianaaaaaiuina. . y
Attorney at law, ' .
74 Bo. Front St , Opp.' Hotel Oliattowka,
NEW BEEN, N. 0. i
Craven County Attorney. .' $
Circuit, Craven, Jones, Onslow, CarU
eret, lamlloo, Greene, Lenoir, and the
Bupreme and Federal Court. i
thai are bean ties we are showing- In
a variety of effective pattern and shades
In arrav anttinn. fancv cheviots' and
'-worsteds, broken check and herring
Aone In a harmonious blending of color
ings that will please tlie man of good
taate, and which we will make to outer
in tit meat exquisite sty lea and work
Aianihlp into aalU that will 'do ' you
5roud,,at fair prices,. ,. :'. ;
5 FolXlV Chad wleki
. A.Oroai,yaa. K. H. Maaetowa, T. krOj
( , M. rvoa,lMkla. , '
y ". .jV.?, U- : nfcajaaai ,.f; . ' " .
Dasnx dsneral Banking Buslosss
; -March f, iHM, iCplostacl iTsdi
' ded Profits, 118,000.00.
(Prompt aad earefol attention given to
til linatnaa eotrusted to na. Aoeonnto
monlved on favorable term. - v,..
Perainand niveab
B. H, Haeviow,
inu uuDv,r. ,
i.ns nxirnoflKl,
K.TH Haun.
Jtiom. A.t.r',
C. k. rv.
CWi. H.towiof.
J. w.
tiralnaar.
M.W.rallwo,
X.lv
w.r.Cfoakaet i
Mark DUor.
OR J!'JJIE C8I
puro whnleaom, suaranteed 'A
I eboealcallr mado from diatlllod went
na i freo from Impurities. Hpeclally la
ioilod aad. prepared for baman on
pnimptinn. - .
Ire d 'livered dally (exempt Bundav)
m lot pas.. - -
unily (retail only) 1 m.'io It noo .
' for prioo aad other Information, ' '
IP. I
The SPOUTING WORLD
lUadld All Around Athlotan "
CUrened B. Weymontb of Tale nnjr
reratty la looked on te an athlete who
will do great work In .the coming foot
ball season. Weymouth H on of the
beet nil around athlete Tale has ever
produced. He Is a good 'baaeball player,
a good track and field performer ana U
strong and enduring on the gridiron.
Weymouth, come from an -athletic
family, hi brother being noted for abil
ity In different branches of sport.: .Wey
OldtBENOB a WBTMOtrXn.
mouth was captain of the freshman
crew which defeated Harvard in thli
year's race on the Thames, course. His
favorite football position Is full back,
and he wlU probably be the equal of
Perry Hale, Yale's Inst great plunger.
Serf Rales For Colleare Athlete.
For tho past decade the fclg athletic
clulw of New JTork, Boston and else
where made ft a custom to grab all tho
crnok college athletes during the sum
mer vacation and train them for the
Amateur Athletic union cliamplonHhlps
and other prominent meetings.
But there Is every Indication that this
practice has come to an e.idVnrrU In fu
ture If tho collego-athJute compctps at
all in sports outside of thff Intercollegi
ate A, A. A. A he ivtll represent bis col
leKO:only.'1 :
' The Initial step toward 'tho new re
form has been taken by tho faculty of
Princeton university, who passed a
rulo this year prohibiting all nthletos
of that institution from competing for
athletic clubs, iio restriction was plac
ed upon tile' athletes as to when and
where thy should competo, but It wsa
made Imperative that on all occasions
Princeton men should wear tho Prince
ton colors and not even Interwoven
with that of anynthlctlc club., 5in
The matter has been mooted around,
among the other colleges, and those la
favor of the excluslvenes and purity
of college athletics at Yale, , Harvard,
-Pennsylvania and Columbia favor the
precedent established by Princeton. ' ,
It la quite probable that a rule simi
lar to the one Inaugurated by-Trlaceton
will be Introduced at the nest general
meeting of the Intercollegiate A. A.
A. applying to every college member of
the association, Of course tb rul may
-not suit aome of the' smaller college,
but the larger ones may follow in tb
footsteps of "Old Nassau."
Aafladlaa'e Oroat Baa.
; Candlras DeFoya, Ute Jndbin, re-,
cently broke the world's record for a
100. vard dash, at Colorado Spring,
Co!o.;wtato!nn-1lne seconds. An-
other Indian, second In the race, mad
It In 01-5 seconda, Thla occurred In
front of the grand Stand In a closing
feature of Colorado's twenty-nfth an
niversary celebration. Cowboys gave
some excellent ' sample of broncho
riding..'- , v
S l.i Aa to Criakot.
It is practically assured that an Eng
lish cricket team wtt visit tb United
State next season. , .'1
( That 1 s gam la which we Joyously
'concede supremacy to the British. - We
cannot play the continuous gam of
cricket wttb eOT-EngUs coaatnav-SDd
we rejoice that such l the case.
,' . .. JoO Watovtt'a Aaabltloa.
',' Jos Walcott expect to go to Eng
land this fall and moot "Philadelphia
Jack". O'Brien, v Parson Davtes has
gons to England snd Will try to ar-
rang tb match. Tb boxer that de
feats O'Brien will win s pot of money,
for th English sport bellev blm. In
vincible.' i . . , 1-.
' ' - A TMto eraUat, .,
' Frenchmen sr proverbially good eat
ers, snd Ludev Grogaet, tb Parisian
cyclist, now In America, Is no excep
tion. The big rider, who left Franc to
escape th army, can vanquish double
order St s tabl d'hot dinner, with
liberal portions of tb liquid that ac
company them. . ri
taa aUlfs fllatst.' ;'..., V
- Jim Hall, th one noted Australian
middleweight pugilist, I now at Buf
falo. ' Hall la not In good health and
will never b able to Oght again. A
number of Hall's friends are trying to
raise enough money to defray Hall'
expenses to bl home at Sydney. .
: Baiker Routs a Robber.':
J. R. Garrison, Cutler of the bank of
Thorntni Ohio, has been robbed -of
heehh Vy aorlnns Itim: trouble Until he
tried Dr. I , i i v 1 f overy for Coa
su ptbn, 1 et : e wrote; "It I the
bfcjt mciKiJi.fi I ever uuj for a severe
cold or a bad case of lun trouble, I si-
wsyi keep a bot.lj ca h nd." Don't
sutler with Coughs, Colds, or any Throat
C1 " rr T -' "' '- -T "i r-n t
unl sot v , . k i i.,
ll.il.lii.illl. I. i,i J! )J , . ., .11
- lap '
tZ WrsWi i w ' - -V v i" ' .
J laM.. ... ft.--
FLOWER AND TREE." i
riant cannot live If deprived of their
leaves. .. t , . - .-s ,---
Tea plant at the age of 7 years yield
700 pounds of tea to tho sere. . -. l
The date palm requires s hot, dry Sir,
but moisture about the roots snd plenty
Of it . - - ::
Palms neTer live mots than 280
years. Ivy liar been "mown to live 450,
ciestsutrm oofcv 3,000 ana yew
Aa oak tree of sverogo sis,' with
700,000" leaves, vUft from the earth
about 123 toasof water during the five
months It is In leaf. - i '
"Tasmlne Is an Indian shrub. Its star
ry, wax whit blossom are Indescriba
bly sweet All the burning pain and
passion and pathos snd mystery of the
Hindoo race seem to rise up to you In
Its breath, 1
There Is a rose tree with o trunk 2
feet 9 inches In circumference In s Ven
tura garden in California. It Is a la-
marque, has been growing a quarterof
a century ' and yielded oror 21,000
bloom In 1805.
Cents Baat and West.
TThere Is always a scarcity of pen
nies In the -west,'' say an official of
the Philadelphia mint, "and a super
abundance of them in the east. Every
little while the bank out there set hp
a hoot and cry for pennies, but oftr
banks here are ever glad to rid them
selves . of their surplusage In these
colas.. It Is dlfflcult to see why uoh a
State of thing should be. I'm sure a
penny Is Just as dear to the eastern
er's heart as to the westerner". On
would no more throw penny away
than would the other, yet here we al
ways -nave too many pennies. There
they never seem to have enough."
Deathbed riattory.
A Imnaf nvnn) AvKna iwrann I llahlfl
to lie allured by the solemn attitude of
the company and the. restrained or
flowlns torrents of tears and emotions
to an alternating conscious and uncon
scious comedy of cooceltedness. The
seriousness with which every dying
person Is treated has undoubtedly been
tho verv finest cnlovment of bis life to
many a poor despised devil and a sort
of Indemnification and partial payment
for much privation. Works of Nleta-
sche.
Salatlns: With the Hat.
Before the Invention of wigs the hat
was rarely removed except to salute
others, especially royal pcrsonsgesr It
was worn at table when ladles or per
sons of rank were present Except
when saluting royalty It was the cus
tom merely to raise tho band to tho bat
somewhat after the manner of a mili
tary salute. When It became the mode
to wear a profusion of false hair, the
hat was less needed as a protection for
the bead and was carried under the
arm.
woman's
ute
A is. hard enough -as
it is. It is to hor that
we owe our world,
and cvorything
should bo made as,
easy as possible for
ner at ne time i
childbirth. This
Is 'nst what
MOTHER'S
Fr.IEMD
will do. It will make
baby's cominc easy
and painless, and that without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the sys
tem. . It ia simply to be applied to
the muscles of the abdomen. It
penetrate through the skin carry
ing strength and elasticity with it
It strengthens the whole system and
prevents all oi the discomforts of
pregnancy.
, The mother of a plumb bsb In
Panama, Mo., says: ."Ibavouaed
Mother's Friend and can praise it
highly." v V
Get Mother's Mend at the
Drag Store $1 per bottle.
f m,-..-.
The Bradfleld Regulator Co.,
yyr ATUANTA, 0.f
- - "Writ for oar free fltustrated book, '
'Before Baby Is Born." -:: : it- '
Wood'stSecds
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; : Rope etc. Also VsfoUWo .
aad Flower Seeds, rlya
- cinths, Tulips, sad ell -
,. Btilbs, Seeds sad
" -Hants for Pall
V planting. ; ,
. Th Information alven In onr Ml
C1.l"rw aboni dirfernl wa la from
oar u.wmera' and oar own pmetleat
itrinno, W are orai..ntiy in r
oaipSof theaMMtfrratirylna.iprMlona
a (o th inal valu and t o li p Ih.l
Our Omlalugu firnv lo larrf -. and
tr4 ia awitttii., t-..nloiru
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ussrsr i::s :::i i't"! r-oTS.
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Having qnallflnd as Xx 'Hiof th
Last n Ul anil 'letitntirnt ot ltoterl u.
iloat-k v. dci-sacd. ail persons Inih-hted
to said eotate are lierot y r'etel to
maia prompt payment to the umliir
slrneil, and all persons liol.Hng ci.i'ms
a; .in t an'il lute are notiiirtd te p
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troubles which combine with Asthma.
' After having it carefully analyzed, we
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AvflM
Dr. Taft b'bos. Medicine Company,
Gentlemen: I write this testimonial
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EUI1M
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Yonrs respectfully,
Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Compant,
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NORTH CAROLINA ) Superior
Pamlico County I Court.
Missouri Craddock
vs.
Burt Craddock.
Notice to Burt Craddock,' defendant.
Take notice: That the plaintiff has com
menced an action In the superior Uonrt
of Pamlico, entitled aa Shove, for the
purpose of obtaining a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony, the complaint hav
ing been filed In the olllco of the clerk of
said court. The defendspt, Hurt Crad
dock, wll therefore take notice that un
less lie appears at tho next term of: the
Superior Court to be held at the court
house In Bayboro on the Sth Monday
after the 1st Monday In September 1901,
being October the 7th 1001, snd answer
or demur to the complaint of plaintiff,
the plaintiff will lie granted the relief
demanded In her complaint. This the
8rd day of July 1001.
J. R. RICE, C. S. C.
W. T. CAHO, Plaintiff's Attorney.
F. M. Simmons.
A. D. Ward
5IMT10NS WARD,
ATTORNEY sal COUNSELORS st
LAW.
a aw sanaa, a. e.
Oilioe 88 So, Front Street, nearly oppo
site Hotel Chattawka.
(Office also It Raleigh.)
Practice In the counties of Oraven,
Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Carteret Pamli
co ana waxe, in toe supreme ana t ea
erol Courts, and wherever services are
desired.
Notice.
NORTH CAROLINA, I In the
Cbavin Count v. ( Superior Court.
JULIA JACKSON
JOHN JACKSON.
1 NoTtca The defendant above named
will take notice, that aa active a above
ntltledThu been oommesced la the Su
perior Court of Craven .County, to ob
tain a divorce- vinculo matrimonii from
th defendant, John Jackson, and the
aid aefeadant will lartner take notloe
that he Is teautred to appear at th No
vember term of the Superior Court of
the Mid county to be held on the 18th
day ot November, 1901, at the Ooart
House In New Bern.N. (X, sad answer
or demur to the complaint In said action
or the plaintiff will apply to the court
forth relief dem-aded In said com:
plalat ' ' . . -
This the 10th day of Beplember, 1901.
TrV. M. WATSON.
Clerk Superior Court. .
Service of Pnblicition i K0TICI t
NORTH CAROLINA,!'', In the lV
1 Cravsk Coutt. Superior Court.
OATID WILSON and POLLY ANN
, 0 ' WILSON, hi wife, , j ,
V JOHN D. BHEPPARO, it J. 'v- -NOTICE
I Tb defendant ' abov
named will take notice that an action
entitled as above ha been commenced
In the Superior Court of. Oraven county
lo perfect the title to two certain lots of
land situate In the City ot New Bern, N.
0., and facing on tieravui aad Jones
streets, and to cancel a certain deed to
said property Improperly made to said
defendant; and the said defendant will
further take notice that he la required
to appear at the nest term of the Su
perior Court of said eonnty to be held
oa the tenia XI omlay after the Drat Mon
day In Hrptumher, 191)1, It being th
eleventh day of November, 1001, at the
court house of said county In New Bern,
N. (J. and answer or demur to th com
print In said action, or th plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the relief de
mntUil In asld corenlalnt.
Tbil lfllh day of j-"tW, Iff H. . '
V. f.i. WATSotf, ;
C'l ik r-i'rfilor (.'"urt.
in all Caaea.
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bottle."
REV. BR MORRIS WBCHSLER,
Ilabbi of the Cong. Hnai Israel,
New York, Jan. J, 1901.
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past 12 years. Having exhausted my own
U. U. FHELFB, M D.
February 6th, 1901.
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quick It trwiertatn ov optnttm trm whatbea- an
inTnnunn n prvortDiy pauniiaDi1
Inn ta urobnblv DSAiMitatbltm. fVmrnuriiM-
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3. OMtMt RiranRT for mo
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TIMS TABL1 HO. 23
To Take Effect Sunday, September 1,
1901 at 18:01 A.M., K, b T
Going Eatt SCHSDuut: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Train No. 4
DAILY..
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8 40 Ooldaboro 11 05
4 09... LaGrange 10 M
4 88 Klnston 1011
5 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv, 00
8 50 Lv. " Ar. 117
7 15. . . Ar. Morehead City Lv 7 05
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.. 818
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8 51 Klnston
9 0S Oaswell.......
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.... 840
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8 58..........;Klnton..... TOT
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JTuesday, Thura-try and EAturday,
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Through or Local Trains) Pullman Pal
ace Bleeping Oars on all Night Trains;
Fast aud Safe Scheduler
oared a Safe, Oomfottaole and Expedi;
Hons Journey.
Anolv to Ticket Aranta for Time Ta
bios. Bates and General Information, or
address F, K. DARBY.
B. L. VERNON, o.r.T.A,
T. r, A., jAflhevUle, N. O
Charlotte, N. C.
8. H. Hari)wick,J"P A,
WASHINGTON, - - D. O.
Notice of Sale of Real
Estate.
Pursuant to decrees of the Suoerlor
Court made and entered In the following
actions, pending In said Court, to wit:
The Board of Commissioners vs Christ
Ina Manning.
ine Board ot Commissioners vs Free
man Ives.
Board of Commissioners vs Moses
Slkes.
Board of Commissioners vs Stenhen
Hickman.
Board of Commissioners vs Redmond
Paton.
Board of Commissioners vs C. C. Can
non.
Board of Commissioners vs Stephen
Simmons.
Board of Commissioners vs J. F.
Moore.
Board of Commissioners vb Jacob
Martin.
Board of Commissioners vs Elijah
Martin.
Board of Commissioners vs A. T.
George.
Hoard or utunmleBloners vs Jeremiah
Goddette.
Board of Commissioners vs Geo. M.
Carter.
Board of Commissioners vs L. E.
Laughlnghouse.
Hoard oi commissioners vs Grant Uar-
rls.
Board of Commissioners vs R. C.
Cleve.
Board of Commissioners vs James El
lison; appointing the undersigned Com
missioner to sell the lands hereinafter
described, I will sell for cash to the high
est bidder at the Court House door. In
the City of New Bern, Craven County,
at the hour of 18 o'clock m. on the first
Monday In November next, belnir the
4th day of November, the following de
scribed tracts of land situated In Craven
county, State of North Carolina, as fol
lows: to wit:
250 acres, Mt. Pleasant Township
listed for taxation In said township for
the year 1890 by Christina Mannlnar. de
scribed In a deed from W. J. Maxton and
wife to Charles Msnnlng, dated March
9th, 1887, recorded In book No. 96, pages
low ana uu, in ine omce oi Kegister ot
Deeds of Craven county.
Also another tract Ming e acres oi
land situated on Spring street, and listed
to Fieeman Ives, being In No. 7 town
ship, as per tsx list for 1897.
Also in acres oi isua suusieu at or
near Haveiock and listed to Moses Bikes
the same In No. 8 township, as per tax
list ror 1BV7.
Also 85 acres of land situated at or
aear Haveiock, and listed to Stephney
Hickman, the same in No. G township, aa
per tax list for 1897.
Also ten (10) acres land Brocumbs
Oreek, N. 0., No. 6 township, Craven
county, N. C, being same listed for tax
ation in sua townsntp ror lava, Dy itea
mond Paton.
Also one (1) lot of land. Carmer street.
City of New Bern, No. 8 township,
Craven county, N. C, being same listed
for taxation In said township tor 18m) by
C. O. Cannon, described in a deed from
Amos Bryan and wife to C. O. Carman,
dated 18th day of December A. D., 1889
recorded la book No. 108, folio 80 and
81, Records of Oraven county, deeds to
which reference Is Had.
Also another tract being slity-three
(83) acre ot land, Adams Greek, No. 5
township, Oraven county, N. C, being
same listed for taxation In said township
for 189 by Stephen Simmons described
a follow! bounded on the west by Ad
am Creek and adjoining tb land of
Samt Bo wen, Charlotte Taylor and the
James Jackson land.
Also all that tract of land situated on
Ness River In Na 5 township, Craven
county, and listed to J. F. Moore as per
las list of 1897, containing 00 acre.
Also ail that tract of land situated on
Mitchell's Oreek No. 8 township, Oraven
eonnty, aad listed to Jacob Martin, aa
pet Us list 1887, containing 84 acre.
, Also all that certain tract of land sit
uated on Mitchell's Creek, No. ft town
ship, Crave eonnty, snd listed to Elijah
Mania ss set tax list 1897, containing 44
sore.
Also another tract being ninety-four
(04) sere load, Neuas river, No. ft town
ahlp. Craven ooanty, N. 0., being same
UstM for taaatloa In said township for
the year 1898 by A. T. Goorge, described
as follows) West tide of Nee - river,
situated on New Great Marsh got aad
eaJoitUaw tba leads of W.O. Temple
aad Jacob Fanner. '
Also another tract being tblrte-eighl
acres land Mitchell' creek, Na 8 town
ship, Craven oooaty, M. tL, being the
am listed for taxation in sold town
aipfortheyarl898Iby Jrealaa Go
detta, described s follow On the west
Id of Clubfoot' creek snd sdjotss ths
land of Lewis Carter and Isaac a Car
ter. ' . ' ; .' - ' -r
Also all that tract of load Situated at
Coboaque, No. 0 township, Craven ooss
ty.'N. 0.. snd listed to GoorgW. Car
tor as tai list 1897, containing 88 acres.
Also another tract belag 80-aercs of
land stlnatod on Maal swamp . and listed
to L. & Langhlagaoaae,aUlaadadolBS
th land of Edward Hoell and others ta
Na 1 townahlp snd recorded la book
110, page 8U0 la Register's offlca. . .
Also aaother tract being five (5) acre
land Plaay Nook, Na' l-towahlp Cra
ves eonnty, N, 0., belag suns Hated for
UmMoa In eald townahlp lot ths year
L j by Grant O art la. - . w . -. .
Also another tract being eae tows lot
In Vance ho ro. Craven eonnty, townahlp
No. 1. and Hated to & C. Clove, a per
list ItfaO.
Aleo another tract betsg 14 here of
land situated os Maul tweunp. Sad listed
to James Ellison, aa per tax Hat for
In No. 1 township. . . - -Paid
land Will to Sold tO llafy the
jutif mrtnta abov referred to for failure
to pay taxes and tost. .
D. L. WARD.
CommlasloBST.
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