PEtlllYROYAt
aacnstruation." The
womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. So
known remedy for women eqnahi them. Caanot do harm life
beeomea a pleaaure. 1 DO l'Ut BOX BY MAIL. . Sold
: ' -v.-
bold in New Bern by
i. a. rEs
Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange
"TP .E
Largest and fioest stork of ;norseg and Ma'es ever offered for isle m Newborn
A oar load of fa' h jus in. AIo a cr.mple'e line of Buggies, Wagons
Humes, Rob's, Whips, Curt Wheels, Etc
leleplione Service is
the Modern Genius
WITH A TELEPHONE
IN YOUR HOUSE THE
RESOURCES OF THE
WHOLE STATE AKE
AT YOUR ELBOW : :
For Rales apply to Local
Manager
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL. MANAGER or
Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
HCNDCRSON, N.C.
Notice ol First Meeting ot Creditors.
In the District Court of the Unill
States for the Knstern District of
North Carolina In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
Assad K 1 1 ib and N. Kllis ( In
HankruplH, j Bankruptcy
To the creditors of ArssiI Ellis and N.
Ellis, of New Hem, in the county
of ('raven and District aforesaid, a
is hereby given that o n the
6th. day of April, A. D., 1905, the aid
Aaaad Ellis and N. Ellis was duly ad
judged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at
New Bern, in the U. S. court room on
tha 18th day of April A. D. 1'JOfj, at 12
o'clock, noon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, pmvo their
clai na, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busi
ness as may properly come Iwfore said
meeting.
New Bm, N. C, April fi. 1905.
S. W. SMAI.I.WOOl),
Referee in Bankruptcy.
ClBOllKl DISPATCH
.AN l-
1J Doznla'on Steamship Co
UAILl I. IN.
Freight and Passenger
for all points nortb i
EFFECTIVE OCT. 21, 1904.
TV IJteajrwr Nraaa i arkeduled tr
aail at p. m. Monday, Wednnday and
Friday far F.UsabHh City, making bind
Imra at OiienUl and Roanoke Island.
Tne Btrairwr Ocraoke ia aebadiitnl
to aall at p. m. Tuewday, Tharaday
aad Batarday for EliaalMUi CJty, snak-IJaadina-s
at Oriental and tiuanokt
. FVright rwi4 not laUr Uwn
M law prWvkMai te asaUng,
For fortlw Information apprjr to
CEO. HENOEMUN. AgU
M, K. KINO. V, r. t. Mgr.
U. C BUDGIMR, Gen. Ft A. IW
A (Mi. MorfrJk, Va,
W. a BUMMERtXt A. 0l Ft. A
Faaa. Aft.
4 ' Mew Bera, N C
- Ernest M. Qrecn,
AMafXt k CUr al U,
1tmtiA i HtW fftKRX. If, 0
Haia4iaarukf lur
f aMy inn aiii mtmm$ ttm nrfr
. laivwra vnrp iim iwirr
' (MM, UmIc, ar mmm .awt taw
Tlify overcoma Weak
ess, irregularity and
Otuisatona, increase Tijf
or sod banish, "peine
are L1FK SAVK1W" to glrla-a
F S Duffy
Rasse House
BKAUFOKT, N. 0.,
Centrally lociifcd. All the deli
cacies of tho "season. Well venti
lated moms flood beds, I'hone eon
vemenceH, Pol:te and attentive Ser
vants. Hates 1.50 per day
Special and liberal terms by week
or month.
G. A. RUSSELL,
liroprie.or.
TIIK HKQUIlilCMhNTS MKT
Tho people have an eye to things
convenient, comfortable and cheerful.
Having fitted up our hanking rooms to
meet those requirements, we cordially
invite you to call and inspect.
Citizens' Bank
air MBwaiBir.u
Capital
Surplus and Profits
DeponiU
Assets
$50,000.00
$27,000. 00
$205,000.00
$334,000.00
T. A. CliKKN, President
E. H. Mkaihiwh, Vice-President.
T. A. Uz.ki.l, Cashier.
ICE
104 IM(0UIST
Book Containing oonporl lor H00 lb
of Ice In I'l lb. coupons, velu
will be koIiI to cnitnmera si a dltcr"
of 10 i er cnl .'
i)0 will hoy 14.00 worth of ICK '
boii l procured, either from the ririvi
nf wuoi ni Imdi the office 1 Griff
'ret t.
New Bern Ice
Company.
Executors Notice
lUvlnv ritialiSyvl P-vm-iiI of tha ImI
U-Umnt "f Tra Piarwi, Am .aa art,
Crwtm IVmnlv N.C Oil Im to aotlfr all
III MS
kMa of
iMrtnx ctmm urmtnftt lha id An d to axhibH
thn u, Dm uKW.nnl on or torora Uw UUi 4ar
nf Alril 180ft. or tha not will h iWaMltl m bar
of nnmiy.AU Hma laUbtal to U mtkt artU
wilt w tmmMltau narmant
April lilt, lint
W. B rBARTR.
Notice !
police is given that certificate num
ber 14,r.'.:i, fur noe share of stork of the
A. & N. ('. railroad company, which
was issued to me, has been tost, and I
hall make application for another ear-tifk-str.
April th.. 1906.
H. G. rRANKENFIFXD.
Wood Turning;!
Cotumna, Daloatera, BalU, flpfmllea,
Ktair Newela, Ratnpa and Kaslwa, Man
tlea, BrsckeU, Qrilbs Kie-Rark Trim
mmg, rVrcli and twa Awing, rkah,
Itooraand rVieewa made t order on
abnrtiwtk. ' .- " , ...
Porch Daluatari S, t, ? and t MwU
jr. M. UKOiKTEtr.
TmHarj, Church A 07, rWrn, H C
ATTOKRtT ARO COUIUIORS AT
I - LAW. .
uinw M"ww ama lrt lo norwic
. Btnry of No. fahrrra T brarA rf
6w) Sonili rrwn Hr-K, imt to .
' MoMChaUavka.
he4 and WV. ta Ih p,rrTn und Tr4-
nU i'ftrm, and HprYo rttra trt
mirra.
PILLS
V ' OLYMPIAN
J Lota of our peopta ' art attending the
(amrval at New' Ban this weekJ. They
report It a anocaaa..; 5. -," ' '':-.:.:..
.The fmrmere are buey .now preparing
and planting crops, though every one ia
a Bttle lata thla aeaaon. Vv;
There was an accident on the P.O.
ft W.-railroad thia week, the train ran
in W Pamlico eounty; but did not hart
any one.' v ' , :
Mr; Darid Thomas ta home with hia
parent thia week.
Several of our ' farmers are putting
wire fencing around' their farms this
season.
Through this section the farmers are
cutting the cotton crop at least 83) per
cent. "
The young people of Olympia are
contemplating a basket and ice cream
supper in the near future. The pro
ceeds will be used to buy books for the
choir. '
We are glad to welcome our young
ladies back home again, who have been
away teaching school.
Wards Mill.
April 12th.
We are pained to hear of the death
of Mrs. Jacob Giles of - Jacksonville,
who died of heart disease. She leaves
two sons, Mr. Lionel Giles, lately editor
Onslow Messenger, and Mr. Percy Giles
the R. P. D. Carrier between here and
Jacksonville.
The timber people are moving brisk
ly. Four logging concerns working at
one time along French creek.
Miss Alice Holton who has been visit-
ing here, left for her home at Olympia,
Saturday. Come again Miss Alice.
Mr. Luby Kellum gave a work frolic
and party, by which means he slightly
enlarged his farm.
Mr. Lewis Farnell of the French
Creek Club is renovating the lodge by
putting in a new furnace, enlarging the
childrens department, painting and
otherwise improving the property.
General Henry Willis is doing the finish
ing work.
Mr. Joe Miller is puttingyip a very
nice residence. Mr. Elijah Smith is the
builder.
Miss Sallie Willis has finished her
school term at Piney Green. The child
ren were greatly pleased with their
teacher.
Mr. Billie Henby of Southwest was
in this neighborhood Sunday.
Mr. Edward Author has a 2:30 trotter
and challenges the county.
Corn and Rye whiskey are imported
in cases and barrels from Kentucky to
this county.
A new mail route was started the
10th from Hubert to Stella, Richard
Henderson is the carrier. S.
When Von t.oae Yoar Taste.
"When people loae their taste," said
s physician, "they retain their old likes
ami dislike Just the same. Miss Smith,
for Instance, can't tell a slice of roast
tieef from a fried onion, hut she (lis
liked onions before ber taate went, ami
therefore she won't eat tliein now.
People jme their taste through severe
llliieswM, and with the loss of taste the
loss of smell aearly nlvrays goes; hence
ijiieer, cruel practical jokes. I know a
woman without smell to whom a pint
of onion Juice was seut In a cologne
bottle. Hue deluged herself with this
nlou Juice aud appeared in a crowded
boated liallroooi.
"To a man without taste or smell all
rneraea must be alike, yet old Brown,
low won't touch Uluhorgvr. He says It
would make bllii ill. and probably It
would. It is very odd to bear tueae de
ficient people praising and condemning
food and drink. Tney do It. though.
They do It as heartily as yoo or 1. 1
have teeu old Browulow aend away Id
disgust a glass of white wine, claiming
It wis corked, while at the same time
lie ate calmly an addled en"-BalU'
more Morn Id.
Notice of Flrt Meeting of Creditor..
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District of
North Carolina
In Bankruptcy.
In the mattet of:
II. B. Dillon. ) No. EL
ofUGrannN. C. !
Bankrupt, ) Ia Bankruptcy,
To the Creditor, of H. E. Dillon, of
LaCraaffe, Mi UMfpeuty of Lenoir,
and DUtrVt aforesaid, a Bankrupt
Notice is hereby (hre that ea the M
day of March, A..D. U0B, the aakj H.
E. DiDoa woo auhr adjudged bank nipt.
and that Ue first jnaeiing of ale credj-
Urta will be aad k Kkwteo, at the Law
omce of Roontrae A SUra, oa the 2Stk
of April, loot, 04 11 o'clock A. M., ot
which time the aaid Creditors aaay at
tend, prrrre their claims, appoint, true-
Ue, esaailae the bankrupt, aad traraw
ed Oudi other aaaiiMeo 00 may proper
rjr eome bet ore said meat Ing. -New
fern, N. C, April U, 1906. '
. SAMUEL W, gMALLWOOD, V
' I i '.- , afre kt Bankruptcy.
T
ames Willis,
,, iiLAcumiiTn
And hm Knr h orMd a
rw-. at t h4 y sm furmwiy sr
rnp4 t-V rsmii! )rtm, of
h, f m rref t B, I-. .
' Vk p j-tIj t, ii-J ar
a'ilJ.
PAWNBROKERS. V
"ffcer , Ae, Bars Ob ( Then, the
Ml ef Geaeeeatty.
When a "New Tork poUeeman recent
ly borrowed Jewelry of a pawnbroker
on hia beat to wear to "party," the
story led to much comment tin the
opinion of the pawnbroker most of the
gaulp was entirely uncalled for.
- Toapie -are , making a tremendous
fuss about that little deal," be said.
"They seem to think it one of the won
ders of the age for a pawnbroker to
lend anything unless he gets big inter-
est on It Pawnbrokers are really the
soul of generosity. I make loans every
week. Of course I don't let things out
Indiscriminately. A fellow that can
touch me for the use of an umbrella or
a diamond ring for the night has to be
pretty well known as a square chap
who la not going to run off with the
goods. There are a number of Bucb
men around In this part of town, and
when they stand In need of some spe
cial convenience that I happen to be
able to supply to them from my stock
of unclaimed pledges I am glad to ac
commodate them. The stuff always
comes back safe, accompanied bv a
little tip, so I don't lose anything by
trusting my friends.
I have one woman on my list of bor
rowers. She and her family have trad
ed here for years. One day she pawned
her opera glasses and never got them
out, and since then whenever she has a
chance to go to the play she asks for
the loan of a pair of glasses. She Is too
good a customer to be refused a little
favor like that, so of course gets them.
In the capacity of a public benefactor
have loaned overcoats, gloves, walk
ing sticks, rings and abont everything
else known to the masculine get-up.
Those loans are made to friends and
reliable veople only, and no grafters
need apply." New York Tost.
INAUGURATION BALLS.
Tlie
First Was Madison's, Saturday
Evening, March 4, 1800.
Four hmulied ftuests, as all the con-
temporaneuus accounts agree, gathered
at the first Inauguration ball, which
took place on the evening of Saturday.
March 4, 180!), at Mr. Long's hotel, on
Capitol hill. In celebration of the ac
cession to the presidency of James
Madison. Each of the three presidents
who had preceded him in ofllco had
been permitted to close the day of his
Inauguration by going early to bed.
General Wnshiugtou and John Adams
had lieen Innugumted at temporary
capltols, and Thomas Jefferson would
have . rebelled iiL'iiinst a cercmonv
plainly modeled upon the customs of
royalty, hut when Madlsou's inaugu
ration came the new federal city bad
been a visible fact for nine years and
was determined to assert a right to
enjoy Itself. Even in doing so It fol
lowed a habit always hitherto associ
ated with the celebration of the coro
nation of kings.
Itoyal customs were really the only
ones the people knew, for every Amer
ican in Washington over thirty-two
years of age had been born the subject
of a king, and the new order of things
had not glvpu birth to new ideas of
how to manifest rejoicing. Moreover,
if the nietli'Kl chosen seems to some to
have been nn Imitation of monarchical
customs, they should reflect In exten-
aatiou that It Is an Instinct of man
coeiial with his feeling the sensation
of pleasure to show his Joy by dancing
Bo an oltlchl ball closed the day of
Mudlsun's iiMii.Kiinitloti and has closed
tho Inanimation day of every presi
dent who has succeeded blm. Gall-
lard Hunt In Oentnry.
Frightful Suffering Relieved.
Suffering frightfully from the viru
lent poisons of undigested food, C. G.
Grayson, of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King's
New Life Pills, "with the result," he
writes, "that 1 was cured." All stom
ach and bowel disorders give way to
their tonic, laxative properties. 2Gc at
all drug stores, guaranteed.
Ha In mm Ha laat.
Tim airship Inventor dashea nclled
ly about his statlonnry veaitol. which
has refill! to rinionil to the action
of tlia propeller nd otlier niachlnnry.
"What'a nnmg Willi UT asks the
meniher of the committee of capitalist.
"Hlw4d If I can tell:" answer tba
Inventor, 'i'lu aluiply op In tha air
I can't understand !t." Judfe.
HllORt JUIS TOO
As IT any a New ern
Reader Knows too
Well
Wha tha kidney arc aick.
Natura Ullt roa all aboot It
Tha oiiM la Nataira'a ealandar.
Any rtnary trouble talla of kidney
lite.
Doaa'a Kidner PUW email kldry
nw. '
Nrw Barn panel taaUfy U thla.
L. A. Smith, aupvriiiUmdant of Crra
Ul tea Co., 18 Or.mth St., raaidinf at
11 fiHffltli HI., aav:
"1 naad Doan'a Ktdnyt Pi 11a fo mf
kidnaTi and Met. tm aacrruoM Iran
(m kidwara wi all out of aorta, i
too frjunt I actio. Doaa'i KidMy
rUte atofrpad thla. Uf tlUla boy waa
trauUad with klfViry waaVnwa and
tha accratlona wara eifhty aotorad and
full of aedlrnmt. I (ava him "" 6'
tha pilW tod thy iWatrvd kta aacrtilnM
ta Ori natural mbr. I cannot bvt
aaawidav Doan'a Kidney PUla M
Wt ktdnay cnr and da ant haaiUU to
ay ma. I obuiaad thara at Eradham'l
Pharmacy." ' " .
for aal hy all oWra. fricatOHa.
a bot rcxtor-MlTbum Co., ' Haffalo,
N. T. aula acnti for tha U L
RearanW tha pa ma, DeaJt'a and
U rvoo'rvr.
Executors Ntlco
- mA 1 -a.
n rr rr
ijum
OAVV
pnroC .Tho tritkal 0400! tfcroogh whickr the expectant -mother mm
poot, howerer, Is oa fraught with dread, pain, surlerios' end danger,
that 4bo Terj thooght of It fills her with, epprehonaion and horror.
There U too neceaaity for the reproduction of Ufe to be either painful
w aangerowa. Tne oto r motlier'o
tho coning OrOOt that ta ia safely
gMOf oetA oreaderf ul
romodT - lo .aJwoTt jnrri
Irppliodezternally.arid
has earrtod thoaaands U li
of . womoo throogh ...
tho trying eriaU wfthoat infforlag. r
. MWriataaalMlatatMtniwaaa
Ot att '4aM aiae toaaexvaMaat awtaanv'
ThO ftrwatoM iQloor lav, Aflrsto, ta,
EXTREMELY LOW RATE5
Announced, Via
SOUTHERN EAILWAY
Extremely low rates are announced
via the Southern Railway from points
on its lines for the following special oc
casions: Athens, Ga. -Summer School, June 27-
juiy ta, i3uo.
Atlanta, Ga. National Association of
Manufacturers, May 16-18, 1905. ;
Bristol, Tenn. Annual Meeting Ger-
man Baptist Brethren, June 6,
1906.
Charlottesville, Va. Virginia Summer
School of Methods, June 26-Aug 4,
1905.
Fort Worth, Tex-General Assembly
18-26. 1905.
Hot Springs, Va. Southern Hardware
Jobbers Association and American
Hardware Manufacturers' Asso-1
ciation, June 6-9, 1905.
Kansas City, Mo. Southern Baptist
Convention, May 10-17, 1905.
Knoxville, Tenn Summer School, June
20-July 28, 1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Monteagle Bible
Training School, July 3-Aug. 15, 1
1905. j
Monteagle, Tenn.-Monteagle Sunday
School Institute, July 17-Aug. 6,
1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Woman's Congress,
Aug. 1-15, 1905.
Nashville, Tenn. Peabody College,
Summer Schools; Vanderbilt Bib
lical Institute, June 14-Aug. 9,
1905.
Oxford, Miss. Summer School Uni
versity of Mississippi, June 14-July
26, 1905.
Richmond, Va. Farmers' National
Congress, Sept 12.22, 1905.
Savannah, Ga. -National Travelers'
Protective Association of America,
May 16-23; 1905.
Savannah, Ga. Southern Golf Asso
ciation, May 9-13, 1906.
St. Louis, Mo. - National Baptist Anni
versary, May 16-24, 1905.
Tuscaloosa, Ala. Summer School for
Teachers, June 16-July 28, 1905.
Kates for the above occasions open to
the public.
Tickets will be sold to these points
fron all stations on the Southern Rail-
wav.
Detailed information can be had up-
on application to any Ticket Agent of
the Southern Railway; or Agents of
connecting lines, or addressing the
undersigned:
L. VERNON, T P A., J H WOOD, D P A
Charlotte, N. C. Ashcville N. C
8 H HARDWICK, W H TAYLOK,
Pass. Traffic Mgr, G-en'1 Paaa Agent
WASHINGTON D. C.
IloniHlnii A, Nona,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I'ractloa tn tha oonntlaa of Craiao,
Cart ret, Iamlloo, Jonaa and Onilov,
and In iha Mat Hoprama and Padaial
Oourta.
Offlca: Sonth rroot rtraai, oar Tl
ri.h offloa. Na -n. M. 0.
Sunday Excursion To Morthtad City.
Commencina: Sunday, April, 2, 1906,
and uc each Sunday, thereafter, until
further advised the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad will place on tale Sun
day Exenralon Tlckete to Morehaad
City and return from all aUtiona. The
followbuj ratea will apply from New
Bern 76e; Tuacarora 80c; Riverdal 70c
Croatan 6Se; Havalock 66c; New Port
8Sc
Ticket! good only on data of aale.
E. A. NIEL, T. M.
Notic IFIrtt MMting ( CrtdKort.
!o the Okrtrkt Court of the United
8utae for the Eeatara Dtotrict of
North Carolina -In bankruptcy:
In the natter ef
a W. KldyetU, I
; - karfcrupt, I In BankropUy.
To the Creditor! f 0. W Kldrett, W
i OrfonUl, lb tit wvty of Pantile,
' and DiatHct afofeaald, bankrupt:
Kollee la hereby frm that U let
day of ApTfl. A,J.,,Q6, the taldO.
W. Vidyett, m duly adjudged bank-
rapt and thai the Bret weUr of kU
rerUinra win be Hakj at Mew Bern, ki
the U. S. Court Boom, the flat day of
April, A. D. im at II 'crack noon,
which Ume the aaid eredilom may at-
Urrd, prove Iheir tkiinw. appoint true
ta, i amine the baakropt, and trana
act each Oth- buninwe ae wf proper
ty rnme Ix-f-ira aaid mwtrng.
Ne N. C., April H, IM, '
8. W.P-1ALLW(WD, .
rtfre b Bankruptcy
SEKMOCR W. HANCOCK
Attornpy at Lav7.'
H, o woman'i bappt
Tf Q. te" cn he complete
J fJr" without children ; it
i her nature to leva
and want thaas
at much so aa
h hi to Ioe the
Kaaitnrifttl at
Friend to prepare the tytUa for
passe4 without any danger. Thia
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tsnas
1D00 Q
Notice ef City Primary 1
Notice is hereby given that a primary
election will be held on Monday, April
17th, 1905, from 6 A. M. to 7 P. M.
for the purpose of nominating candi
dates of the Democratic party to be
voted for at the coming city election, to
be held May 2nd 1905, fortwoalderm
from cach ward Mayor, Chief of Police
Tax Collector, Water & Light Commis-
sioner and City Executive Committee
of three from each ward.
B. S. GUION,
Chairman.
F. T. PATTERSON
Secty.
Registration and voting for the sevcr-
al cand'datea will be held same day.
Polling Placti.
First Ward-City Hall.
Second Ward Court House.
Third Ward Street's Stables.
Fourth Ward Hargett's Old Store.
Fifth Ward McCarthy's (old reel
house) .
Sixth Ward Hook and Ladder House
George street.
B. S. GUION,
Chairman.
Poll Holdere.
First Ward Fernie Gaskill, James
Hill.
Second Ward Albert Willis; W. K.
Baxter.
Third Ward-N. M. Hooker, W.J.
McSorley.
Fourth Ward Jesse Harrison, .1. W.
Hill.
Fifth Ward
Smith.
Sixth Ward
Frank Hackney,
ituiii
G. W. Williams, A. J
Gaskill.
Regljlran.
First Ward-R. R. Hill.
Second Ward -W. B. Flanner.
Third Ward-K. S. Street.
Fourth Ward-J. E. Gaskill.
Fifth Ward C. T. Hancock.
Sixth Ward - Walter Fulford.
Official Primary Candi
dates for Election
April 17th.
The following candidate for t he
i "everal offices, pertaining to the
, several offices, pertaining to the City
, Government, having complied with the
"a' conditions goveminK the primary
' law of Craven County and City of New
Bern, I certify that they are the ones
w be v0"1 ror on Monday April 1 ,(h.
between the hours of (i a. m. anil 7 p.
m-
H. S. GUION.
Ch'm City Kx-('m
For Mayok.
Wiliiam Kllia.
F. T. l'ultcrmiii
For Chief ok I'oi.m k.
J. M. Harvct, C. I.uptftn
Samuel M. Howard.
For Tax Co.i.kT(ir.
J. J. Tolnon.
Foa Water a I.kiht (VummHinNFit.
F. V. Avery, H. S. (iumn
Auikrhkn lrr Ward.
A. H. Hangert, J. K. Smith
i. C. Whitty, L li. Dani-1.
Aldkrmen 2nd Warp.
J. B. Dawaon, II. S. lUnnv-k.
C W. Munfer, C. 1.. lv.
Auirrmcn .Iri) Ward.
H. 1 Una, C. J. Mr.Horloy,
T. MitcheQ. J ft. Holland.
ALORawKN 4tk Ward.
g. Phillipe, Arthur Urxi.
W
L. 8. Wood.
J. O. nrirv-xifi.
AUkhim 6m Ward.
C J. McOutfcy. W. A. Mclnth
AtMfttmf tru Ward.
, - LL Cmby.
Mrmm new
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i:tr, Claim.
noi:ti cauoi.ina.
t.NNl.oW ('o)INTY.
To M. M. fi).ns. Tnfiv Tal er for ftnsli.w (Vmnly.
The iinili-rsiirii. .1 II N trown of Onslow i-ounly.
North t'ari.ln.H. .rs anil l:i s claim to the fol-
lowinj. ili-seriUI pic e or parcel of l.-uul in Hieh-
liiii.ls Town: hi)., n.li.w ('..uiily. Sta f North
Cn1.1lii.11. It..- -.at.-.,- Im-im!.. vacant anit unappropi-'a-I11I
Im .. aii.l s.il.j.- i l..,-ntrv. viz: IteinninK at
I . Si in 1 1 . .11 Im. .villi 1 he run ,,f Juniper Swamp
ill I., lla.i.l I u;,;.l .ii-c . ih n I.- Iliirhlanil. then
U.-...H..I a.l.l .;..-Sua.. lai k In !. Simpson's
line lhe I.,',m.h.Iiv .. ...Ian., ie u 1 l . I , t SIX acres.
Km. -l-,il II,.' I.'li; .I.e. ,i Marrh, 1 IKlH.
II N LUllVi N. Claimant.
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Executrix Notice
"i us Kvrciilrix of
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Notice ot Sale of Valua
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AM I A II II. TUN.
Entry Claim.
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