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Fac Siirale Signature of ..-'
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EXACT COPY or WRAPPER.,
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J. A. JONES,
Livery, Feed
Sale
r LAUQEST AND FINSET STOCK OF
HOESES etaajfl. - MTJXBS;
ever offered for gale in this city, A car load of each joat in.
Also uncomplete line of Pnggiea, Wagonf, Ilarne, Kobee, Whips
Cart'Wheels, &c
J A JONES, Bread St. Stewart' Old Stand.
THE CELEBRATED
Garland Wood
Heaters-
Wcjare tho agent.
llrot oJi Loading, Single and Double
1 urrol, Hammerles Shot Guns.
Y ull line Ammunition for .Sports
men.
8sb, Doors, Blinds,
General Hardware.
'Jnder Hotel (Itaattawka, "
Mamcrsf
- AriULtMth,' ihij r-w;-
. . - .' 'i'iJfm
What W Have pout, Do,; and
Will rntlntu to Do. -i .7
This Bank oondacta Its baiiness npoa
ao-to-now" aMthods. ; !;,
It It ear atirpoM to deal Justly .and
.ihemltv with all. ( .; ' ' ' ,
Wa earefullr safcrnard tha In ta rests
, of rof coitoaiert. Moreover, -w frt
'c qneotly do It unknown to themt as op",
' Dortaslttes often oorne tons In eonlden-
' Ual ways, and yoa nhotover-appeolte
" , saoh cvnslderatlon. .
1 - W ms not disposed to overlook the
' fact that ths Interests e tha Bank and
. those of the people are closely bonad to
gather, and; cannot by say means be
'- apavated. f f ' . ' "
This Iitnk sets as a repository .for
WlDavTand sfelf keeps tl'm till tho
' praner time of surrender, Will also act
. as tha oustodian of money ot popen left
whb. la escrow. . io charge for these
' services.--. , . . j
Waproeurs LetUrt of Credit for in
. Jondlng trsvellers. ' .
-Wa aim to be prompt, progressiva and
;.-! 1 liberal, - , --
f la tha msttor of soootnmodsttnnl, Oiil
'f.Raak meets ever reflnlremctit wlti.la
t- ' IDS HmltS Of prndunt
t "' - V yoo bTo never i - n
yir'M as S putrnn, vr k y"il t"
w ' "HI
Li . uui
For Infants and Children.
TSa Kind : You Have
? Always 1 B ought f r :
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For. Over
Thirty Years
Notice.
Application will be made to the next
session of the General Assembly, of
North Carolina to amend chapter Ml
laws of 1899 establishing graded schools
In the City of New Bern, to Increase the
rate of Ussilnn for the support of sold
schools,
W. II. WATSON, '
8c'y, Tnsa.
tuls 6th dat of Jsnusry, 1903.
aoaa, purs wboteaoa.0, gnaranteed to
be chemically made from dlstiUed wattr
a a tree iron imparities, .openauy
tended and prepared for hamaa ean-
tumption. . ' -'j "i
loe delivered daily (except Boadays)
intoipn. :
tmnaays (rouui ooiyj iibhu auun
For pnees and othernf ormatlon,
". : ; Addnsa, --
JIew.JBern Ice Co.
A Oood c
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BXBVIOB IS
BUSINESS
NECE88ITT, A HOM
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Ordar Yoai Phone at Onxal
. The undersigned will make yon
a I-oan, or will direct the use of any
idle money; yon may have on hand.
, , -Tour aecirrity absolute ,
8Ieued, ISAAC H. BMITn,
180 Middle Bt, ; - ITew Bern, N.'C,
- X P' r,l,NTTBltoan
Wit I. 1 iiu.n of fn')fltint,
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HINTS FOU FAPJXIIS
-r Tho Satire ! Uet Clever Seed.
' In cooperation with the United States
lepartmout ot agriculture the Maine
agricultural experiment station bat dur
ing, the. jwiBt season conducted a com
parative study, of red clover, obtained
from different parts of the world, The
object of this study la to determine, If
possible, the best source from which to
obtain seed for general farm- purposes.
To this ent the questions considered
veres Bate and per- cent of germina
tion, date of blooming and consequent
earllnesa of crop, date of cutting, yield
per acre find general condition of the
stand. 1 -if i:fe?C: JTlivS
..- Borne striking differences were noted,
but of course no general; conclusions
can be drawn from one season's work.
Seed was sown May 19 on fifty-eight
plots of two square rods each. The flint
bloom was noted Aug.. 2, on plots with
the seed from England, Itussla, Nebras
ka, Tennessee, Iowa and Missouri. The
first plots ready for harvest (cut just in
bloom) -svere thon from Indiana and
one- lot libra Bohemia,- The largest
yields were obtained, In the order glv-.
en, from plots with Seed from Bohemia,
Indiana, Minnesota, Wlscongln, Britta
ny and Ohio.: Plants from American
seed .were invariably very hairy,-. while
those from European seed were almost
as Invariably smooth. The experiment
trill be continued through another
growing season, and the results will be
given in detail in a station bulletin.
Ronnd'Type ot Seekel Pew.'
1 SB peculiar type of Seckel pear was
brought to the office of the American
Agriculturist by Fruit Grower 0. J
Allen ,of lyong Island. The pear is
nearly: round and in' general shape re
sembles that of an apple or sand pear.
In color, quality and other character
istics it is a typical BeckeL It was
grown in the orchard of .William F.
Bearing, Cayuga county, N. X. Mr.
Allen says that Mr. Bearing has grown
Seckehr successfully for many years
and has Just noted this peculiar, type on
one limb of each of two trees. The
tears on the other trees in the orchard
fere of the normal type. Thla peculiar
.variation Is about the average size of
the ordinary Seckel and possesses in a
very marked degree all the characteris
tics of the true type, with the exception
of its general form and shape. The skin
is a brownish green, later turning to a
rich yellowish brown, wltn a deep red
cheek. The stem is rather short, while
the calyx-" end is quite distinctly
marked. ; The .flesh is fine grained,
sweet, juicy and very agreeable to the
taste. -
Weather Predictions at Vur Door.
New developments are taking place
In the free mall delivery service. The
latest suggestion is to convey the
weather predictions through some kind
of weather signals taken out by the car
riers. Where the plan has been tried It
has .been welcomed by farmers along
the route. The difficulty Is in getting
the predictions early enough to go out
with the carriers. Of 8,000 rural de
livery offices it has been found that
only about ToOcsn be conveniently ar
ranged in deliver; forecasts. Averaging
two carriers to an office means 1,500
carriers - who oould deliver forecast
cards to 150,000 farmers' families. This
would make a fair start, and it would
doubtless be found that other places
can make arrangements to Improve the
service in, this direction. American Col'
tivator.
PonHrrvPer tke Fmrater.
None is so well situated for growing
poultry profitably as the farmer. He
who buys ,bls teed, and spends many
weary boars In labor to properly corf
for a nock of confined birds must cal
culate to a nlcety.all the elements of
cost,His well as receipts The poultry
products sold by the farmer are practi
cally all profit for hit fowls fatten on
what would otherwise be wasted; and
their wide range Insures health and
prolificacy. The grain thrown to the
fowls amounts to little, for at night
their crops are already well filled with
seeds and insects, and but little addi
tion is needed. The farms are and al
ways will be the chief source of the
market supply of poultry products.
; ' Valuable fceaorta.
A number of experiment stations are
charged' wlta enforcjug the laws, re
lating to the sale of concentrated stock
feeds. . Once a year they publish a re
port giving tile composition of all the
feed on -the market- - For the man
who buys feed this is the most Impor
tant bulletin of tk Jrehr, although Its
columns. .of. figures lusy oppear,' Ory
The real character M the feeds is ap
parent, and by s careful study of the
analyses It Is easily possible to com
pound the most economical ration, Pre
aerva these reports and use tbenv-
Amerlcaa Agriculturist -l";A?a':,
- Take dure at the artUr,V -
ft la lima farmers Wjcr giving mors
attention to the preservation of the fer
tlllty of their fields. Steady cropping
to the old method will surely. exhaust
them sooner or biter, Thla bad end la
soon reached -on soudy uplands, bnt
should not be reached on any. By green
manuring and other fertilising the soil
may bo steadily unproved. -This re
quires work, but it Is work that pays,
and pay la what most people work for.
Boom work for pay they never get
Earners who impoverish their soils by
bad farming are losers In tho end, . j
Ueavr-Tnstt Predaetloa.
,' A million head of lettuce per year are
grown under, glnss by W. W. Rowson,
the big Massnchusetls market garden
er,. encumbers are ;rown at a cost of
a cent encblhnt la, It costs about $0,-
000 a year to run the cucuuiber houses,
and 000,000 Jcukct" are produced each
year. About t.OOO per dnf are grown
in March, 4,000 in April, 10,000 In May
and 10,000 Jn June, uis largest aay i
picking jras CO.OOO "cukea.7 , '.
tISTRESSKG STC2ACH t!SrAS2.
rennancntly cured b tha mastort;
powor of "i3oirrB Amtnroia Nbrvik
Tohio. Iavollili nood suffer no m?ty
b"cn tills great remody can cure ti
It U a cure for the whole 1 of
Actlac Versa. Drawing.
To a group of friends Ellen Terry
once aald: "Acting is not like drawing.
Yon make a Hue. It It is wrong, you
rub It out at once and mats another.
With acting that is impossible. There
la no altering it must stand. I often
feet aa if I must cry to the audience,
Oh, that is wrong, not aa I meant it to
be; let me act that part or sentence
over again.' " . ' ' "
. 1 -1 . 1L1I- itl'i Wf
v-Two Kind, of Cariosi tr. . ' v :.
Philanthropic 'Visitor (to jailblrd-
My friend, may I ask what brought yon
bom? ?fesi-r& - - " 1
JaUblrd-The same thing that brought
yoa Jiero the-deslre to poke my nose
Into ' other people's business. Only 1
used generally to go In by way of the
basement window. .
i-'-TaaFIret'Horae nrnti"
In the month Shebnt, in the second
year of King Darius, "a man riding a
red horse stood among the myrtle trees,
and behind him were horses red, sorrel
and wblte, ' Wasn't that the' earliest
horse show of. which any authentic
record still abides? . ' ., :i -
A perfect understanding of self tt a
perfect anderstandlng of all things, for
man Is the condensed whole. " From
ouch a man no power is withheld. AO
things are obedient to blm. Freedom,-
Hary Khew. y
Qoverness What Is the future of the
verb "to love," Mary I
Pupil after a" pause) To marry,
ma'am..
Laws ore like cobwebs, which may
catch flies, but let wasps and hornetfl
brer.V throujrh.SwIft.
Beauiy Triumph,
- Tib fviosW n
o woman obecU to being tMUBttfuL
noauty la woman's charm, ioy, prida and
iUenxth. ThawoHdhualwayapttUdand
aJ-irrd beautiful women. A pretty woman
dreads materittty for fear of loslncrthlspow
er and Innuenc -over metu What can be)
dune to iwrpetuatatharaca and keap wi
oman
t used
iMiauuriur Titer la a tralm uiUvyrsaui t
by cultured and uncultured woman In
crisis. Husbands will do well to invaatun.1
this remedy In order to rOMsnra their wires
on the point of ease with which children c
ucn child ran can
form and Apm
na nom ana au Uemuty ot I
Mother's Friend
la tha simple name by which this Ihralaabla
remedy is known. It will dlmtnlah all pain
11
ood
ailied to inotherhoott. Used Uirouahaa
orrumsncr It will dispel morn In sr sic!
cure sora bransta, make elastic nil tendons
:kneai
and fibres calked u
upon to hold la position tha
ax pan dint: bui
soolh 1 ng Influence and the patient anticipates
favorably the Issue, tn the cocniurt thua
bestowed. .. .. ' .
roen,
si use tea soften unset its
Motbsri ftimu is a ummant iorx-
temal appHcation. Wiwnen'a own pretty
finarers rub It cently on I 1m parts so severely
taxed, and It Is Instantly absorbed ami. so
lubricates the parts .
Your dntKirlst sella It lor ft par bottle. '
Yoti may Lava our book "Mothsrhswd"
THE BtUDHELO REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA t OA.
'0 ,
Garden Seeds
Eastfortha "Sunny SDUlb,"
because they are specially grown
and selected with a full knowledge
of the conditions and require,
ments of the Boutbv Twentv-flve
years - expert enoa and practical
growing 01 au ta ainerent vege
tables enables us to know the very
best, and to ofier aeeda that will
give pleasure, satisfaction and
profit to all who plant them.
Weed's Kow Seed Ecckfof 1903
'fMslled on Maneettlafnll of mod
things, and gives the most reliable
lniormauon a Done au aeeua. bow
tot tha Farm and Garden, -A c . , ;
Tt W.WOOD dSOIilB,
. Seedsmen, 'lUdumondaTal
WOOD am BOOK also tolls all
beat I
ureas
rw Bad Clevw mitJ
I Petateea, asd airT"
Pana imH. - -A
Writs for Bea Book sad prleM of say
. . fetm feeds reqllrxU ,.
Sale For Partition.
State ot North Carolina,
sVjlatl
the Snpe-
vouniy oi vraven.
rlor Von'w
Kata B. Bpwcer and husband S U Spen-
! .'i eer, Carrie w Cole and huiband
:, TR Cole. '
, Parsasat lothe order or sale lathe
above proceedings, under which the un
dersigned commissioners were oireciea
to sell the lands here-ln-after described
for nertlllnnt
Wt will ob the tod day of febraary,
1008 at the hear of 18 o'clock a. at the
Court Bonne does of Craven county I
the olty of New Bern 'offer for kale and
sell to the hlgheit bidder for ouh the
following lots of land sltnated Intbeclty
of New Bern. Huts of North Usrolln
denorlhed ai follows, to-wltt All that lol
of lnd tltnMnd In the Bouthweat corner
Of Jlrood snd George streets and known
and described ss lot No. xo.l, accordlo
to the plan of ths city of New Bern;
Being tract Two In the petition filed In
the slKive procwilings, ana common i
known at the 1.1mm homestj-mi. Aim
that portion of lot In the city of Nw
I -"-n linowu and dculrnnted lot o.
i ,t. on tiia plan of fild city wll-h w
fmniirly owned by In "nun (lo"'tlnir n
v , a In fully floncriMU in j i
I : -174 and 175, oilloe of 1" i;'1.?
of iil of Craven countv. 1 1,
l-'lnj tract Hi In t!.e p-. 'n t:A
the a.J)v rr"' ' '. 1 ' ' '"X 1
'7
Tha neat rheumatic remedV not only curei. everVl
Mm M HMttttlat llll. till tnalrae M1l-al mm ; -.. '
' Contagious Blood Poison,
Scrofula, Sores,
and 'all disease arislnc from! Impurities In M;.Mojoa A
Endorsed by physicians and prominent people every
?:.wtotsi aftsr, .tliofeagh trial.
DOia WQT INJURE HB DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
i ' Oentlemen tX take pleasure' In bearing teatiuwny to the curative propertl
er ronr " UHinmoiDl." Two bottles
.be OT any benefit to yoa In advertising-
j:--.Tmrstnily' H.
AU-Drnggiiti, fi.oo; or
r BbltnlChaanfeeJ CO'.
Notice ot Sale.
By virtue ot a power contained In
Judgment ' rendered in the Superior
uonrt or ti raven , county in tnai certain
action entitled L. B. Humphrey vs The
Commercial Building and Loan Associa
tion appointing -me unaersignea commissioner.-
I wilt sell for cash to the
highest bidder at the Court House door
inNew Bern. North Carolina on Mon
day, tha Snd day of February, 1908 at
ine noar or is o cioci n., ine roiiowing
real estate situate, lying and being in
the county ot Craven, state aforesaid,
more particularly bounded and described
as follows, to wit: A certain piece or
Saroel of land, adjoining the lands of
os. 0. Kornegay and others, bounded
aa ioiiowi: laying on toe aoutn siae or
the A. 4 N. C. fi. R, north 71 west 70
yards, -thence, south 79 west 70 yards,
thence south .71 essi 70 yards,
thence to the beginning, contain
ing one acre more or less. Also one
other piece or parcel of land lying and
being in the Bounty of Craven and State
oi Korta uarQimo, known ana aesoriDea
aa follows: Adjoining the lands of
Thos. Cammack. Lovltt BIhea and
others and. beginning at a red oak and
running south st east 77 poles to a
ditChMhen south 18 west 80 poles to the
a.K.J. &.K., then wiu ineit.it.
north 71. west M noles to tha Strinaer
line, then ' with the Btrlnger line N. 40
W. SO poles to Asa Hawkins line, then
wnu saia&sa .uawuas-une . oo m. oe
poles to his corner, then N. ME. 21
poles to tha beginning, containing 13
acres more or less, together wllh all Im
provements thereon.
H. U. W. BTKVBMSON,
Comvlssloner.
January 1st, 1008.
Notice ot Summons.
NORTH CAROLINA
Superior Court
uraveu vouniy. )
John E. Mullan
Atlantic Product Company, a corpora
tion.
Tha defendant above named will take
notice that a summons in tha above en
titled action was issned against said de
fendant on taenist day or lMcemoer
IB03 by w H Watson. Clerk Bapertoi
Court of Craven, county In an action for
the recovery by plaintiff of tha defend
ant of the aunt of three hundred and five
dollars and seventy-sli (6305.70) cenU
and interest from July s7ta, loi. wnicn
said summons Is returnable to the Feb
ruary term of sold Craven ' Superior
Court. - -
The . defendant win also take notloe
that a warrant of attachment was duly I
lssaed from said eonrt at tha day and
date above named against the property
of said defendant which said warrantor
attachment la returnable to stid court:
Therefore yoa are notified to appear at
the next term of the Superior Court to
ha held In the County of Craven at the
Court Hoase In New Bern, North Caro
lina, on the Id Monday before the 1st
Monday of March, it talng tha 8ih day
of February 1008, and answer or demur
to the complaint filed in said action now
on record in tha . offlos of the Clerk of
aald Gob r I or the relief demanded in aald
complaint will ha granted.. .
inn uoc. B1SI, ivus - -
. . - WM WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court Craven County. ,
v.P, Ja.-Plletler,
V :. - ATTOatNKY AT bATTi'- .
audi aueet, Laer Br lei
,-.." '--. 'v:,.-.aii4iBg..
. Will praeMea la the Ooaatlear at C-avan
oanerer aaee, vwu mma '."u-r-
Uwrtat Bew Hrn a4 Oamrt
Eeial P4tate: Porvjiale.
- Oa Moaday the 9th j day oi February
1003. at 18 I will aaU at publlo aue
tloa at court house for eash to the high
est bidder tha following real at tale in
New Bern, N. C.lot No. 55, 08 west
slde 'of Craven street, bounded on the
north by lot known aa the Cox lot, on
the west by.Hotel Hoaoltoa lot, oa the
south by brick .butldlag koown as mo
ehlne shops, being the house and lot la
which J. H. Jones now resides. The
sola is mod by order of court to make
assets y;v F.S. DUFFY, ,
.. ' ' i Qaardton.
"iyn::';- Attorney at
74 So. Front 81, Opp. Bote Cbattawka
- '".-i HEW BERN, H. a ..'..
Ctaven County Attorney. ';t'Tv'
Clronlt Craven. Jones. Onslow. Cart
eret, Paralloo, Greene, Lenoir, and the
Supreme and rerteral uonrts. -
, a. Oreea , free. K. B. Mea4aw TTrae
.-. . at arerea, Oukler.
-t .a as as.
OF JH BTW 3BBJW, W. O.
Doing General Conking Business
March 1, 1901, Surplus and Undivi
ded r-reBU, 18,0CO.O0. ,
Prmruit and r ' ! aH.-ntlon given to
all l'"i.. i f 1 to ut.' Accounts
r. rrii fin f v i tnna.
I "I'l I ' '.in I T 1. .'1 .',..'!.. . ;' I
4rarHmtrrif)rt
Boils, Catarrh,
lea .1-
onred mr son of a tad eeee. If this wilt
your meritorious remedy, yoa can use It,
IUND, OeuxirdataUSHndinittttttion.
prepaid on receipt of price.
- - , BaKlaiore, rid.
j cieesecj ntrAyrtxrt
mm c: Rsf;
TIMl TABLB SO. 28
To Take Effect Sunday, Nov. ft, ,1908
at 7:05 A. M., Kb T.
Going Katt Bohxdtjlz: Going West
No. 8
Passenger Trains
No. 4
DAILY.
BTJIOm:
, Goldaboro
Lv. p m
880....
8 50...
423...
-6 40....
BOO...
Ar, am
...1105
LaGiange
Kinston
, . . Ar. New Bern, Lv, .
...Lv. " Ar..
.Ar. Horehead Olty Lv.
...1088
...1018
....000
... 887
...705
715..
No. 5, I I No. 8,
Passenger I btitiomi: Paaaenger
Train Train.
DAILY.
Lv. a. at. Ar. r.
8 00 Goldaboro 8 80
818 Best's 8 08
8 80 LaGrange 7 67
8 87 Falling Oroek 747
8 48 Kinston.
387
785
717
003.... Oaswell...
018 Dover...
0 80 Core Creek.
850 Tuscarora..
7,00
660
56 Claris.
848
680
1010 Ar. New Bern, Lv
No. 1.
3d Class.
Lv, am
8 00
6 8?
7 00
DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY
No. 8.
3d Class
Ar, p
..OoMsboro.. 140
Best's
600
415
410
3 45
888
810
.... LaGrange
715,
..Falling oreek...
bbu junaton.
8 40 oaswell.
t e e
v Dover...
1007 rjoroonak.
10 83 Tuscarora.
118
......1848
1840
10 53 olork's
11 85 Ar. New Bern, Lv. . . . . .18 10
No. 9.1 I I No. 10
Freight maTlovs: I Freights
uniy. unly.at
r. X.
A. X.
180.
818.
680.
340.
8 09.
8 30.
8 38.
865
Lv. New Bern Ar 10 45
....... wmuu.,, ......
oroataa
Havelock
Newport, Lv. .
-.Wild wood
Atlantic
i: i.i-
.1010
8
940
06
847
868
830
.Ar. Morehead City, Lv.. .
400 ..Ar. M. Olty Depot, Lv 780
r. . a. a.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
8. U DILL.
B. A. NEWLAND, a P. A.
Master Transportation.
.Vt4i. BO VCARS
V.. VEXPERIENCa.
'V
' '-' av-if j
CorVRiaie7ra 1
- A nrwt wntilnf a fa. rh anet cleeortBtfOft saat
nut' t? tfTtruiat osir ofrlnton fna wbatber aa
Intuoitoii m irtiniiy wttotiuaiio. cum
tttiiiajHrrrtlyronnrtanUal. iiandbooaoai
Hiti (rne. Oldest Mueiiny for aeenrtuftsatanu
rti'tiuia laami inmnini wuim Ki. pioaiit
ti awacsq wn noats cnatTre, m Haej . ,. j
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Wednesday and r rtday.
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ul JaliMNry.,;. 1901, ,' ' 'S cVI-r-L ni., i,f
luiayi. M ine ooun y uri bim .e door
UitlH-clty ut New B ri'.l to iha kiirh.
eM Udder fur cuah llir follnwlpir de-
tcrllHai lanil.. Locaii d. Ur iliat- pari of
he city of New Ri rii rnmmnnly known
s HelwinsiHnvilb- aa laid off Into lots
anil steeis and deccrlte In a certain plot
r plan fit laid aenlenient called Kelzen
lelneillcss lots numbers 91 and 88, and
bona Irdnad described u folloaf:
Begutn(nat the noubwes corner of
lot number 26 on saM plot on eaat aide
ot Chapman street and running thence
north along Chapman street to the
evih . western corner of number It,
thence sooth along the est Hoes of lots
nombsrs S3 and 24 to the south west
comer of lot number 84, thence weii-
wardiy along the north Una ot lot num
ber 5 to the nonh west corner of lot
number 85, thence east to beginning on
uuuu rewt. ror loner aeecnpilon
ee deed from Chas. Relzensteln and
wife to the said Nathaniel Johnson.
K. W. Williamson,
Commissioner.
December 22nd, 1003.
Publication ol Sum
mon!. .
North Carolina, 1 In the Superior Court
Craven County. J Beton S.'o! '
Thos P. McCarthy, Administrator of the
estate of Mary Banks, de
ceased. tb'
Matilda Wells, Susan NIxod, Peter 0,
Nlzon, her husband, Susan
Heathlmon Heath
her husband and
Nora Oden.
To Nora Oden:
It SnneaiW to the satlefsctlnn nf iha
Court by affidavit that Nora Oden is a
non-resident of tha State of North Caro
lina, yoa are hereby noUfied, that a sum
mons and petition for ssl&of real estate
for assets has been duly filed in the
clerk's office of Craven county N O, In
the above entitled action by Thos F. Mc-
uanny, aaministrator. Xou are hereby
notified to appear before said Clerk at
the Court House in New Bern, N. O. on
Monday the Snd day of February 1808, at
13 o'clock m. and answer or demur to
said petition as you may deem best oth
erwise the prayer of the petitioner will
oe gran ion.
It is ordered that this notice be pub
liihed once a week for six weeks in the
New Bern Journal.
Thla 18th day of December 1003.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
Administrator's f ale of Land.
By virtue of an order of aala obtained
the special proceeding entitled Thomas
F. MeCarthv. administrator ofVemna
Simmons deceased, against Lavlna Hatch
ana outers, oeiore the Clerk of the Super
tor Court of Craven County, the under
signed will, on the first Monday In Feb
ruary, 1008, being the Snd day) at 13
o'clock m., at the Court House door in
the City of New Bern, N. O. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property.
una nouse ana lot on the west side of
Ash street in the cltv of New Bern, he-
lag lot number 148 In the plan of the
city of New Bern, fronting on 64 feet on
asa street ana running Dock vn feet,
bounded on the North by lot number
147 and on the West by lot number 158,
oa the south by lot number 149, and on
the East by Ask street.
IMC S1SI 1MB.
thomas f. McCarthy,
Administrator.
For anv Information as to localltv
or title, see R. W. Williamson, Attor
ney.
Administrator's Sale
ot Xand.
By virtue of aa order of aala obtained
In the special proceeding entitled Thorn,
as F McCarthy, administrator of Thomas
0. Battle. Jr vs. Calls Battle and others,
deoeastd, before the clerk of the Superior
Conrt of Craven county ,the undersigned
will on the first Monday in February,
1008, (being the Snd day), at 18:00
o'clock m , at the County court house
door in the City of New Bern, NO sell
to ine nigneat wader for cash, the fol
lowing described property; One third
Bndjvfded Interest la a lot of land at the
north western intersection of Queen and
Bern : Streets In the Olty of New Bern,
sad beginning at the said Intersection
and - runs along Queen street, 06 feet
tad 6 inches, theaos northwardly and
parallel with Bern street 85 feet and 6
laches, theuoe eastwardly snd parallel
with Cedar street 88 feet to Bern street,
theaM southwardly along Bern atreaL
08 fast and 6 inches to the plaoe of be
ginning. Being a part of lot, number 46
la the plan of the City of New Bern and
the same lot of land conveyed by deed
Joshua Boot ta Calls Beaton, which
deed ti dated 7th day of February, 1850,
and recorded in Book No 66, page 181.
la tha office of the register of deeds of
Craven county.
. ., . , thomas r. McCarthy,
Administrator.
December Jlit. 1003. -For
any Information alto locality
ortltla, Nt-B W Williamson, Attorney...-'.;-
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Mineral Springs Buffalo LIthb Huaay.
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Apenta, Bed Rave Spllta.
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