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Children Cry
i The Kind You Have Always
'mi ! .A -
'r-'-v-f
"In. uaa ; lor 6rer SO yan, jhas'. borne . th elgnatur ol 1
: aa Has
;!4ff
- tv--, jt- Anew
All Counterfeits, Imftaoks and Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health .of
Infante and .Chlldrt Eiperlence against Experiment.
What Is CASTOR I A
'. Castdria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- -jroric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. ' It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
-substance. Its age' I its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays reverisnnessi5 It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. Ifr ajjlnillates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels,' giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS
' SI
Beal"SKtfie
f V. - .aaaaaaaa
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, T7 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
Ladies . Tailor
We are agents for the Amercif.n Ladies Tailoring Co. , of Chicago, and
will be glad for you to call in and examine our samples and styles be
fore buying. ,
:F. M. Chadwick, MST
BINGHAM
SCHOOL
1793 1910
THE BIHORIH SCHOOL, ilkmiU. I. C, hu rapnd Bo to b. Men for 111 TEARS. IdU
located o th. AA.TlU. ttatua, I Dlln from city. OrrtomUoQ M1L1TABT for D1SCIPUNK.
CONTROL .ad OtKRUOI. Ban ufd from otkat MhooU Dot mM. YUUw bon mnimd
HMt M0iaUr
Physicians Advise
the use of a goodlaxative, to kjep'the iUwels open and prevent the poisons of undigested
food frora gettiiiglnto your systtnii!' '
The latest product of sdenSe js VtLlVO Laxative Liver Syrup, purely vegetable, gentle,
reliable and of a pleasant, akanalitf tSste. Velvo acts on the liver, as well as on the
storcacb ' and bowels, and is of tjie griatest possible efficacy In constipation, indigestion,
biliousness, sick headache, fevitjjlinesisj colic.flatuleoce, etc Try VF X
GRAND EXCURSION
TO
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
"THE LAND OF THE SKY"
On July 12th the SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY will operate its Annual Outing
Special to Asheville, N. C, frora Golds
boro, Selma, Raleigh and Durham, also
intermediate stations to Greensboro.
Don't miss this opportunity to visit
this fairy land with its beautiful scene
ry and cool mountain breezes. .
Very ch jap rates will apply as fol
lows: FROM
Goldsboro, $ 5 00
Raleigh, 4 76
Chapel Hill, 4 75
Sajma, ' 6 00
Durham, 4 76
Burlington, 4 75
Greensboro, 4 60
Rates in proportion frora all other sta
tions. For information regarding rates
etc., address the undersigned.
W. H. PARNELL,
Traveling Passenger Agt,
Raleigh, N. C
TWENTY-FIVE, CENTS IS THE
, 1 V The terrible itching and smarting,
V.' f - Incident to certain skin- diseases, is
vjK almost instantly allayed by applying
''&i'i'&itt. Chamberlain's Salvs. Pries 25 cents.
VTi.'rfy. rorvtwp vy mu wiiicif
Tfci nun 1b tbs moo looks Uks
fkltabsU wnsa ns's InU.
'IV mat taka inta ooddaratioa the OSS
, '.v'hft-tdi'a happiusii wsaianly health. . ' . Si J , J'T-
- Tbs-wotaaai who eleos Ur hWth is oeileotlni the
;' . W fooodatioa of eU ood lortune. For Without health
; v: - -v love IomS Its lustra and old is but dross. ' ,
'f "r" Woraanlr health wfcen lout or Impaired may (enerally bo
v ". rsiaiasd by tbs mo of Df. rime's hsvorite freseripUo.
i'1 thlm ProserfpTfoo km; for eft HO yoiW: 'v.
'.' cUHmg tmllcmf, we, palwrnrmeM
- ,H .. worn, bt 10 Mumartau or irani i .
'ft?', X' thlm to la e prlwmcf of rell komma ' '
V , C iflion re kmvloi t mbmll Id ladalh . , .
soro floeefoo'nfls oof otfmmlrety rpmf .-.
'' ""'S Mamlaattoma. . : . '
' ' - r- V woriieo are Invited to oonmlt Dr. irreo hy letter A-". '
' I Mirr-apmi(fneo hi-1 4 r.ity cwfileninl, Ad h
1 I An.o. iution, Ii. V, I .. (", M. 1)., i re ' M
. I-f'-a's '.'t rv-rr I !:, 'Ml
for Fletcher'
D
PI!
"1
- ?v
Bought, and which has been;;-.
Dees made unaer jus per-
BnperriBion since its infancy.
no one i aeceive you in uu.
Signature of
tm
tfTirtltlWfiftfiw
Made - Suits
U04DOM.
ddnnOOL B. BUIQBAH, Sari.. Bo IS.
LAXATIVE
LIVER SYRUP
About Bathing Suits.
Tbe sqoi.ie buh h unik is a riertoiw
rival to I Iii' Miiilur coll. a. an a ttptrih li
bathing stiils ibis wiTraui. On tbe
beach the Inner Is undoubtedly tbi
more Jfluury looking. Inn liuthi'-wiiii1'
and Indeed after u wotting 'the . h,i
square neck Is the more (Wimble.
A buthing suit of uond'iuobulr tului t
and bluet made lu HemliirlirroH ruuh
Ion. the full, plain skirt trlmim
around the bottom with a buud i
white luobrili'. outlined with tlnck ano
wblte fuuey brsid. would be service
alile. A well luiKd pauel placed
down tbe. front aud the licit to corn
apond with tbe skirl trimming woulo
h a deHlrnlile finish, the square oecl
finished with a broad band of mohati
trimmed with three rows of tbs braid
tbs sleeve puffs.
"IS LIFE WORTH SAVING?"
Mrs. Mollis McRsney, Prentiss, Miss,
writes that ana had s severs csas of kid
ny and bladder trouble, and that font
bottrM of Foley's Kldnf-y Remedy cured
her aoond sad well.- 8he closes bar let
ter br savin?: "I heartily recommend
Foley's Kidny Remedy to any sufferer
oi Ktoney aisesss. it savea my itis.
D.Tishrmcy. - J
" '" " C'est la Vis. 'y-t
Be aatd tbat her om was pursed, and SS
ht csve htm bte oonv ' .
And save her heart to the uolfnl beatt' ; ':
Whs called It retrou-M. '
1 , i UppOvcottV
' A Dlrs . rsllurt.''"" 1 V"
,' Mrs. Gay Maud says she dresass en
tirely io plcaiw her liiiKtmild. a r "i
' Mrs. Fay-Tuen she floeeut Mucoed.
Her d reasmnker's bills niske him swear
horribly .Hpokane fipokeenian-Rorlew,
ssesatlal to woas
V
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Short Stories. zi-t
: Tbe stlaryof lbe liuteaaut koerai
of toe Dulted SUtea army In fjltJOOO.
V Tner. ar not IfitiO- societies and
group for the, irupBKrtoQ of Eupe-
raalo sttaaitKt lo aH parts "f the world. J.
i Mops are tt II uuknowd In BUa.
TM dost sod atroog. nlodi maie jt
seciury to . waxlnfluora dally, but, M
is dooby servant In. the old way,. -f.OB";
tfce, battleahlil" Hubxbalppl tts
owoprtut aud pulitUU s, lltlfa montbiy
tnagaziue 'chronUKua bewa of naval
affairs and life aboard sbtp. The title
chosen for the periodical Is the Missis
sippi Babble. , ?
The Astronomers.
Astronooiy Isn't sucb an exact scl
euce after all.-Balttinore Sun.
We wove that the , astronomers go
back to the business of trying to find
out whether-Mar8 Is Inhabited. Chi
cago ltecord Herald.
When the comet conies again lu 1685
probably, the Yerkei observatory -will
have a supply of,explauatloug and cor
rections aud retractions already on
band. Kansun City Star
Art Epigrams.
Counterfeits are always ornate; true
art is modest. Tolstoy.
Art is u produce of the artistic tem
perament. The artistic temperament
is a product of the long hereditary cut
nvatlon orart. Grant Allen.
The lore of novelty is opposed to the
production of good art. Lucy Crane.
The meuniugs expressed in bigh and
delicate art are uot to be classed uhdei
cheap and external ethical formulae.
They "deal lth strttuge vices and
stranger .virtues. (I. K, Chesterton.
BLOCKADED
IIimisi'IidIiI ii
lloiltil Know I
I'.Vsisl it
llrt 111
Tin bark acbe-i
litlCiUH
111,'
n liit-ys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their woik.
The back will ache no more.
- Lota of proof that Doan's Kidney
Pilla do this.
It's the beat proof, for it cornea from
Mew Bern.
Charles P. Harget, 47 Burn Street
Mew Bern, N, C, says;- "The public
itatement I gave eeveral years ago
. old fully of my experience with
Doan's Kidney Pilla and at the pres
ent time, J can conscie&touely confirm
t I had considerable troubfe from
veak kidney's my back ached constant
ty and there were dull pains In mi
loins. Soon after beginning the use of
Doan's Kidney Pills at Bradham's
pharmacy, my trouble was relieved
I have recommended Doan's Kidney
iilis on numerous occasions since ihen
tndknow of many cases in which they
aave been used with the most satisfac
tory results."
For aale by all dealer. Price 5i
ents.r Foster MJlburn Co., Buffalo
lew York, sols agents for tbs United
-Ha tea.
Remember the name Doaa's-r-aao
Aks no other.
Money talks, but what the "copper
ays may not bs wti two Mtu
CASTOR I A
For Infenti said CMldrsn.
The Kind Yoo Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
A woman who has to attrar' atten-
ion by Improprieties never hen la toe
prOOBStfCML.- '' " -
Chamberlain's Stomsch snd .Liver
rableta sentlv stlmlilato the liver and
nowels to oxpel poisonous matter clean-
to tho system, cars constipation and
tick headache. - Sold by oil dealers. -
Care 'of Oans tastSfJ Chalro.
. When ., tfio cans t bottoms of. chairs
sag tnrn Jbem npetde down -and frlre
them, a good wetting.' Scrub with
brush and use soap. '- Let them dry la
this poHlrlon,'and the canes will tight'
rn npaod be as good as new.
7' When tbs stomsch fails to perform its
function, the bowels become deranged,
the taver and the kidneys congested
pausing numerous diseases, ; The stom
achs snd liver most bo restored to a
healthy condition and. Chamber Iain's
Stomach and Liver Tableu can be de
pended upon to do it. Easy-to take and
most effective. ' Sold by all dealers, .
" fc'i-'"51' ' 1 " ' ' 1 1 " " "' f' ' "''V?
c TNo Boulevards In Washington, r
'Washington Is to be cougratuleted
on having no .bonlevard.'.' Is every
city ' where this r word Is used . for
thoroughfare It has caused trouble.
Blversldo drive. New York. ' sounds
much better than Riverside boulevard.
Pierce MID road is mors attractive
Snd mora euphonious than Pierce Jllll
boulevard would be. Chicago has de
elded to follow the advice of the Municipal-Art
league Snd will urgs the
park commissioners to use the words
"drive," "road and. "way" In plnce of
tbs high bred French-German term.
The word. While of French . use. Is of
German eitractlon, a corruption of
"bollwerfc," mcnnlng bulwark or ram
part, a boulevard Id renllty being 8
drive laid out on the site of an aban
doned fortl (lost Ion. It does not 1 i lnn
to America, being a survival of the iijra
Of f " !H.
ira.VV :,Iri
It Ms no plnce In Akkt
'n l! . '1. .
iLegal Notice
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS'., SALE DF
'THE PR6PERTY OF TBE CARO-'
UNA- PAPER .frULP C0M.f i
:' D1NV a rPtriR ATtrlTJ ""1
PrmaMrt to JnAtmt ot tao'Sapsrfae Court
of CmMCoatrtrfcC, Mlmtl is V tmmt
tUNtwBarSBnklaiaTnut Cemseiv. at,
m Cunliae Psoer Pete Camaaav, at aJa,atM
UtrTenB.tSlS, of aid soai. ami m Jnaaemit
frapptaaMatal Uwnta eaUnd la asM n at the
Jane Ton. INO. of wid emit. Mtie Is Iwnbr
rirthttkoBaTliorf Saetivsn will s4l at
public taotn.oJr promlsts of the CsimHas f m
r Pulp Company HiiaitakCitr.N.O..ollOM
Dat. Ut oY or Auourr. lSU). at U o'clock 0000,
to th bisrbast biddsr at nM for cuta. tbe
loUowiBa described proper! jr. Til. -
. 1 A certain tract or parcol of iand bi Crea
Coaatjr. StaU of North Carolioa. adjolnlnr tbe
bindaof M. C. Wetherinstoa ao4 AlfnS Gatlla
and others, bounded as foDowa. vjai". Besinhlng
at a stake at the North Bwk of Pine Tree Creek.
M. C Wetherinston'a comer, theace with said
Wetherinstoa' line N, 21 degrees, E. t ehafaia
and SO linkj ts a atake in at C Wetbcriaenu's, Uae
at'the edse of the low Unit at the hlsh water
raark.'thenc dowa Vie swamp akuxc the contour
of the hish water mark 82 ehaiaa and t link to
a pine stamp, Alfred Gtlios corner, thence S.
ZTdesreealC S. chains ami 24 Hafca to a pine
stamp, thence S. 46 degreea 15' B, 4 chains and
40 link to two pine atomp. thence S. 28 deSTee
46' E. 4 chains to a stake, thence 8. $7 decree
15 E. 12 chain and 25 link to a stake, thence 8.
lderree 45' E, 14 chain and 75 link to an ash.
thence S. 40 decrees If E. 26 caala and 85 link
to an iron stake in th center of the New Bern
and Washington road, thence with said road 8.
28 degree 30' W. 8 chains and S link to an iron
stake in the center of the road attheUneof the land
owned by Craven Co. at Street' Ferry, thence N.
50 degrees W. 6 chain and 65 links to a stake,
thence S 40 degrees W. 4 chain and 8 link to a
cypres stump at the mouth of Pine Tree Creek.
thence up the meander of Pin Tree Creek to the
besinntntr, eoetamiea in scree mare or tea, aaa
being the tract conveyed to (f Street by
deed dated November I7ta,480. recorded in book
108. page 182-181 of Craven County Records, ex.
cepting the right reserved by D P Street to cut
ash and to hunt during hi life time on said land;
and being the same property conveyed by D P
Street and wife Jnli G Street to Carolina Paper
Km, ( uhii.-iuy. L,v d'i il.i'i'.l il J11111-, 1M18, and
reli.-.l. l'. it li Hip "ftlio rU-uiftOi "f Itrrds
ui iuv-n l uiiiity. N.I', iii lioik 172. pav-. i'K.
A tei'Lun trai l "ii parrel if and in ilruvu
r,.iit,t. Sl;i( ut' Nurtli I'ixnillnu. uiljiiiiiiiiy; rli.
Uii.l;. .ii W. A. Kiii 11 unit Mmi v Ann Wetlmrilisluti
i.ml illi,i'.. tHMimi.-d as tutlwn,-. vi. Brills' Ltir
1..V, lliml ill lliat Mrlain Iriu l iiiuncynl In Hol
l.inil K l,.inca.t r l.y Si.-idieri' K Kwotl of Virginia
by deed dated JSep Umber islh. Ig3if. and recorded
in Craven County record and more fully describ
ed as foil iws: Beginning at a stake on tbe North
bank of Pine Tree Creek W. A. E well's corner,
thence with said Ewell'C line N, 27 degrees E. 87
chains and 85 links to a stake ta W A EweU'a
line, thence N. 47 degree 55" W. 5 chains and 42
links to t pine, thence N. 27 degree W. 1 chain
and 65 link to a Hickory, thence N. 62 degrees
W. 5 chain and 40 links to a stake in Mary Ann
Wetherington's line, thence withaaid Wetherhur
ton's line S. 26 degrees W. K chains and 88 links to
three small maple at the bank of Pine Tree Creek
thence down the creek to the bettinaing, contain
ing 44 1-2 acres; excepting the right reserved by
St. Clair Lancaster to cut ash and to hunt on said
land during the lifetime of said St Clair Lan
caster, snd being: the same' property conveyed by
said St, Clair Lancaster and Holland E Ineestr.
his wife, to Carolina Paper Pulp Company, by deed
dated 10th June, )9v8, and registerel in the office
of the Register of Deed of Craven County in
book 178, page 402.
A certain tract of parcel of bud in Craven
County. State of North Carolina, adjoining th
lands of H C Wethnrfngton and 8t. Clair Lancas
ter, being the low land of that certain tract con
veyed to W A Ewell by U C Williams and- wife,
at Frank Wellierington and alary Ana Wether-
inirton, November ltth 1903 and recorded in book
161. page 296, in the record of Craven County.
and described as follows; Situated on the North
aide of Pin Tree Creek and on th South side of
New Bern and Washington Nad, beginning at a
smalt water oak on the North bank of "Pins Tree
LCreek. M C Wotherington' corner, thence with
aaidWetheriiurton. Una N. 24 degree 66' JC S4
chains and 70 link to a corner- ts at Wether
trWa line, thence ti. oodegree 15' W.lchaia
and801tokatoaBvGMsm.tlrtS-OasTe
W' 2 ehataaaad 88 Bnka to a eUke, tiee SHt
degrees 20 Wtcbalna aad 78 links to a 'tak.
N, 88 degree IS" W. 8 chain and 1 Una
to a atake In St. Clair' LancaaWs: Haa, .
withaaid Lancaster's Use & W iUsrsaS i tt
chains aad 86 Baks to i stake atthe haakot n
Tree Creek, tbenoe dowa the erakk to aOsia.l
ning. containing 48 acres; exeepUng the right
reserved by W A EweU to cat ash and to bunt oa
said land daring the lifetime of said W A Ewell;
and being the same property conveyed by said
w A Ewell and wife Annie X EweU to Carolina
Paper Pulp Company, by dead dated JOth Jam
1308. and regiitered In the office of the agltor
of Deeds of Craven County In book 172, page
4, 'A certain tract or parcel of huid to Craven
County.Btato of North Cnrouna. adWninsi the
lands of w Q Bryan, the Avery : land and stbars,
bounded as follows, via. Sitaatod oa the .Mar.h
ideofNeurhrfis.tb lork-f Taftort Creek
and akt itvarJanoat flfteea mn above New
Bern, boa-Inning at the mouth of JTavlor Crack
aad running ap th creek to the W QBraland,
then with the Bryaa line and Avery Hae toNsaa
rlvar, then down th river to ths aesnaing. la
dadlM and CMvaytSS all the Bently Uaddea
eribeu la a deed dated Aprs) Sth. 1814. exeretod
by laaec Wincataamd Jaaka KOpatrU , oe
Jemin BmUer. which at, meoraad tathssfnesei
Um Begistar of Deeoa-tn Crwrea CoantyUboek
117 oa sag 886, to which lafefi being all the bunt
conveyed to wV Bill and H V BUlbyfiC
Whftoharsti Commbstoner, by deed dated July
Mh, 190L and registered is said ncords taau
book page 881 to whUhrrfee for title and tm-
erlptkm, eoatatoiag 19) acrvnorr hsaj aad
being the earn preperty eeareyed by wr BIS aad
BearUttS V BIU. ht wife to Carolina Paper Palp
Company, by dead dated tid October. H07. Sad
registered in the ones o the Begbtar of Deed
of Craven Cwrnty U book 1U, pass 5U. 'v".' ,
I. Ail that tract or parcel of - bud situate la
Craven Coabty. -rtorta Carolina, ;om the North
aids of Nena river and at the) mouth of Oraea
8pring Branch, described a follows Vcaiaalng
at a Buttoawood tre oa Nana rive? and ran
North 471-2 wast 88)rda,"toa stake, then North
21 w. 110 yds, to Oram Spring Creekv then dowa
Green Spring: Creek to Heasa river, then dowa
Nda river to th beginning, containing 10 acres
mors or lea, being the seme land whareoa I
situated th factory formerly owned br the 8.
B Gray Manufacturing Company, and th same
which conveyed to D Conation by the 8 U
Gray Manufacturing Company, August SCth,
1482, deed registered toi book 110, page 690, records
of Cravea Coaoty, and by assignment of mart.
sg from Jss, P, BasseU and wife to D. Cong-
don, which aaslgnnwnt is dated v.: J una. l; 'I. and
Maristered in the office of the I'-irieter of Deeda
In Cravea County 'In book K 5. ii 4 0 the ea d
aoortgaire dead so earned havii r tn msds by
thS 11 Gray Manufactm n it 1 t toJP
BaSaett oa June 1st. 1'
. pane 1 r"l 1' "
County; and b". n U
by DConcliin to Canii
by d"'d duled hit J "
th office of th h
County In li.k Hi. i
ew ah " ".
and w- 1 Ti' v ' .
. Sn 1 r
wina;. i.
irH in b.k
'la of Crftven
aai ie pri: ?y conv
na Pwtjnr 1 u!p Comti
d
1!
end r- r
of I.4a ofCfi
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Eisd on.thf west bok of Swift reek30 page 178, reports of Pamlico Couh -
tUenc with said road west to edits ofi ly; and being the same land conveyed
hi(fo land about U0(J yards; thence
about south-slooi the edits of the
hiajrlilaod to . George Hill's Branch:
tbenoe sortM sald branch to tbe high
land and with tbe edge of tbe high
land to the mouth of Marian's Meek
Brsneh; tbenoe acrusa same aid with
the outer edgs of Swift -Creek Swamp
10 Liiuiff xsiana ttoaa; tnence just
with i sard road about 200 jtsrds to
iwlf t Creek; theoce up Swift Creek
with 4Jie meanders of. the same to
Willis Bridge Road tbs beginning-,
being sll of tbe swamp on said tract
of land on the North side of Little
island Itoad causewav; together wHu
tbe rights of war, right nd privilege
of extension of said term, and all
other rights, (towers and privileges,
conveyed oy v. r. sireei ana wire
JDli&u. street, and JN. K. Whllloid,
Mortgagee, to Carolina Pager Pulp
Company, by deed dated 19th March,
1809, and v registered in the office or
the ' Register ' of Deeds uf Craven
County in book 175, page 209.
7. All tbe timber ot every deserip
tlon of every sort and size when cut,
now -standing or growing or which,
may be standing or growing within
tbe term of ten years from the 12th
day of November, 1908, upon the
following described land situate in
the county of Pamlico, North Caro
lina, and bounded and described as
follows: On land conveyed to J. E.
Delemar by Emily Barrlngton and
others by deed Gated February 1st h.
kl893, recorded in the records-of
Pamlico county in book 20 pages 62
to 65, reference to same Js hereby
made; except that 150 acres sold to j.
L. Brlnson and 5 acres to John 8.
Kinsey by said 8. M. Delemar; also
another tract known as the fiangert
tract, both 9aid tracts sold byJ.E. Dele
mar, to Samuel M. Delemar under deed
dated September 19th, 1901, recorded
in oook 42, page Zooeiereoce is hereby
made to same also one tract known as
the William B. Perkins-land beginning
on Goose Creek at a ;twamp, thence
down said creek to a cypress known
as line cypress, thence up Owens
Swamp to Line Branca, then with
and to the head ot said branch then a
direct course to the head of Poplar
Branch, and with said branch to the
creek, thence to the beginning, con
taining "iii noil-' ruoie or Iw to-!
filler with the riffJitsoC wu, lii'his
anil inivllsi uf fxiriisinti i f iheVaul
let in. anil all ullii'i riylii,
ami iirivileui-N rinicr( s. i
Uclemai J ml Klla A. Iilcinul Iii
wile.. In i'aiiilina l':i (ir-r I'uip i'i.iu
panv. lit ili-rn ilaicil ii'ilii.i uvt-mlioi
I9tw. anil fcciiiiieil in rlic oltli of tile
Keitisler of Deeds ol Pamlico County.
N. C, in book 60, page 634.
8. All tbe timber of all sizes and
of every description, except the pine;
now standing or growing, or which
may be standing or growing within
the term of IS years from the 29th
day of November, 1907, upon the tract
of land situate in the County of Pam
lico, North Carolina, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a
Line Cypress below Mud Liandlug Cut
on the East side of Goose Creek,
thencsv running directly across the
swamp on the West side of Goose
Creek to the Bramble and thence up
the swamp to Hopkins Swamp and
with that to the Hopkin's Swamp
Road thence down Mill Dam to the
creek and the swamp down the East
side of the creek to the Muddy Land-
ng Gut. and the Sloughs aud branch
es to tbe East side of week that
makes Into the Creek Swamp. All
the standing timber except the pine,
being 400 acres, more or less, and be
ing part of Uie same land known as
the Goose Creek Mill Tract and W.
B. Perkins tract, also beginning at
Muddy Landing, Road and runs up
the Owens Swamp to the old crossing
and then with the run aud down said
swamp to the beginning, and up tbe
orancnes inai mane witu mis swamp
on the East side, containing 90 acres
more or less; together with tbe rights
of way and privileges of extension
all other and all other rights and
privileges conveyed by S. M. Dele
mar and Ella A. Delemar, his
wife, to. Carolina Paper Pulp Com
pany, by deed dated 29th day of Nov-
emrter. isoi, ana registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Pamlico County in book 47,-page 579.
. All the timber of every descrip
tion when cut now standing or grow
ing,, or which may be standing or
growing, within the term of ten years
irora trie win aay ot novemoer, ivoa.
on that certain tract of land situate
In Pamlico County, N. C, and de
scribed and bounded as follows; One
tract or parcel of land known as the
Jesse , Paul !and; . it being the same
Kce told to Ella A. Wiley by S. M.
lemar( br deed dated September
2nd, 1903,recorded in , records orPam-
ucpuouuty id oook si, toi io iuj; re
ference is liereby made to same; to
gether with the rights Of way right
ana privilege 4)i extension or ine saia
term and all other rights, powers and
privileges conveyed by S. M. Delemar
and Ella A. Delemar. his wife, to
Carolina Paper Pulp Company, by
deed dated 12th day November, 1908,
and registered In. the office ol the
Register of Deeda of Pamlico County,
N. C in book W, page S39. - ' ,.
'10. All the Gutrl, Cypress abd Pop
lar timber of every description of all
sizes now- standing or growing, or
which, may -be standing or growing
within tbe term of -10 years from the
5th day of Mar, ' i08, oa that certain
tract or land "situate Id Pamlico
County, N. C, and bounded and de
scribed as follows: - Adjoining - tbe
lands Of-J.- W. Tingle, and Brltty
Casey and others. - first tract fully
described To a deed from i; M.tJ.
Brlnson to Gideon Dixon, dated Nov.
ember 20th 1868, 4nd registered In
the records of Cravea Cronoty, book
85 pages US and 117,' 'and containing
180 acres, more or less. ;. One other
tract described In a deed from Levi
Built to James , McCabe - Brlnson.
dated February tlio Hth. 18j5, and
also described In the above described
deed and containing 80 acres, more or
less; together with the rights of way
right and privilege of extension of
the said term, and all other rights,
powers and privileges conveyed by D.
II. Brlnson and Luvlnla A. Brlnson,
hi wife, to Carolina Paper Pulptjom
pany, by d-crt dated Sth day May 1908,
sod r"-l!.'"r"d Io the ofllce of the
register of 1'i'c (,f 1'amllco Connty,
N.C., In I
11. Allf
s'tinte in J
;t 4 i, i -.:e 6-0.
it i i.iln tract of land
.11 ') County, K.s C. ad-
j' .iii -t: 1 1 ;tt l'U kin L and
i,. nr., 1 BS follows; On the
m i 'i
:. rlvi r n n..l I ., .t
if'.k 1
In i.
i old 1
11 to :
if ? at g
i ( j Til) '
in ti,.
c tin
til
i i
f
t
br George U ieks and Jerrale A: H icks,
Ills to Jinn E.n.. DulI Hnn
ie v. w win. a ayv a uiu vwf
PSOr by deed dSterl SOtb day Of OcU';
ber, lt8, snd TegUtered to the Office
of tbe Register of Deeds of famllco
County. N, C, ir bookiiS, page.s.
.12. All the timber of every descrip
tion snd ol all 'Blzs now standing or
growing, or which may bestandidg
or growing within tbs term of ten
years rom tbe 18tb day of January
1908, on that certain tract of land
situate In Pamlico County, N.C.,
and bounded abd described as follows:
Beginning at tbe Muddy- Landlnv
Got, and ruuning up Owen'4 Bwamp
thence across the- swimo to tlie liili
TT IV" bUO 1UH HV UCUIKU iCCa HUE.
fou the West side and then down the
swamp to the "beginning including
the branches, contaitiing 20 acres
mure ar less; also another piece on tbe 1
West Side of Goose Creek adjoining
Win. Nelson's land and being part
of same land bought from I). M.
Brlnson, and others containing about
5 acres; together with the rights or
way, right and privilege of extension
of the said term and all other rights,
powers and privileges, conveyed by
George Hicks and Lennle A. Hicks,
his wire, to Caroliua Paper Pulp Com
pany by deed dated 18th day of Jan
uary, 1908, and registered in the office
of the. Register of Deeds of Pamlico
County, S (;., in book 48, page 219.
13. All Uie timber of every descrip
tion, except the pine, poplar and oak,
now standing or growing, or which
may be standing or growing within
the term of 15 years from the 14th day
of November, 1908, on that certain
tract of land situate in Pamlico Coun
ty, N. C, and described and boundtd
as follows: Situate, lying and being
on the West side of Trent creek ad
joining the lauds of Tully Spruiil,
Jno. P. Redd i tig and others, begin-
niug at a stake on the Eastward side
of said land the devidttig cornei be
itween the heirs at law of John Daven
port, Dee d and runs West 152 poles
to a stake, the corner of the 100 acte
tract and in said Redding line, thence
in.sj, w. 13J poles to a coiner in J.
r. neuuiug s line, ttience j. e, c. i
132 poles to a corner ' thence S. Bit, E.
133 poles to thcdlviding coiner of the
heirs at law of John Davenport,
Dee'd, thence with the dividing Hneifrator w
1- A - X. JJ LUC UCK'lIUli'. Will. I III"
uiir io acrct, iiioie oi ii-s . Ut-mc riif
.'inn' l.'Stiti i'dOVC'.ViI by lii-ri) .I'liuiun
J'.nl. IST1 iii HolluWiiy -V. Aijn-.r v
Hill nllf io TlitlU P. Km III) 111'' Ulllr-I
ni Alii. R A. IJcowU' and brinw a pa'
;el ol iaml bettei known as Lhe.Mfrin
go Land; together with the lights of
wav, the right aud privilege of exten
sion of the said term, and all other
rights, powers and privileges convey
ed by Earnest A. Brown rnd Ella
Brown, his wife, and Elizabeth A.
Redding.to Carolina Paper Pulp Com
pany by deed dated 14th day of Nov
ember, 1908, and registered in the
ofllce of the Register of Deeds of
Pamlico County, N. C, in book 50,
page 424
14. All the machinery, boilers and
engines, equipment, tools, etc., form
erly used by said Carolina Paper
Pulp Company, In connection with
its plant and factory; also the eq jin
ment of an electric' light plant and a
saw-mill outlit.
Ifl, One tub roof cement, one box
asbestos covering, 8&00 tire-brick, 19
bags alkali, three drums caustic
soda, 275 cords of gum and pine wood,
80 tons soft coal, i bbts. rosin, 220
bales unbleached sulphite pulp, 7 1-2
bbls. alum, 30 Jumbo rolls os paper
10 bundles of white paper, 5 tons of
ground wood pulp, 5 tons sulphite
pulp, 1 gas boat, 10 h. p. Lathi op
engine, 60 yds. canvas dryer felt, 20
cords of pine slab wood.
16. 21-4 tons fire clay, 8 pair plat
form scales, 2 boxes Fourdrlner wire
1 buggy, 1 cart, liou lbs Jouraal grease
u bbls. (Silicate soda, 3 cedar tanks, 1
iron safe, l wood stove, 1 roll top
desk, 1 tall office desk, 8 chairs, 1
stool, and other office fixtures and
turniture, 1 heavy built dlgefitei
knocked down, X locomotive boiler,
two yard trucks,. 2 flat ooata launched
etc., etc. i v '
This 18th day June 1910. 7
THOMAS D. WARREN
R. A- NUNN
Receivers of the Carolina Paper Pulp
Company,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
North Carolina
Superior Court
Craven County Before Tbe Clerk
H. H. Pender, Administrator of the
estate of Lewis Williams, dee'd.
vs.
Florence Williams
Paul Williassa
Henrietta Williams,
his wife.
By virtue of an order and dee roe of
ale to me directed m the above entitled
Special Proceedings pending in the of
fice of the Superior Court of Crva
eouaty vktek sa4 p9eaanBja waM ia
stiUite) for ave Msyose ti asrsaw
sets to pay tibe iebts f iavs said Lewis
WiUiarna, dee'aT, 1 wiM sVer for sale aad
sell at public endue to the highest bid
der for cash at the court house door of
said Craven county on Monday the 1st
day 6f August 1910, at the 1 hour of 12
.'clock M.; all of the following describ
ed property, to-wlt: f -.
Lying, and being; situate in the 7tb.
township, Craven ' county, North Caro
lina; and ia that torttoa ot said town
ship krwnand designated s,"Grays
vi)le"t aa, plotted and,' recorded in the
public records' In office of Register of
Deeds for said Craven county in Book
Nil 112 Vnlirul 144 and liS and bflarlnar
the numbers seven (T) and, (S) upon
said plot or plan, both of said lots fac
ing on Vail street' and extending' into
Keuae river.- It being, the same land
conveyed by The Mntual Aid Banking
Company to Lewis Williams dee'd.,, by
deed dated February 10th. 1900. "and jre-,
corded in said public records; in Book'
No. 182 Folio 494, , to, which reference
iS hereby made.' . V "-,.! ' r y.,,-
- This 20th dafcofjune. 1910..'-
r -v - HH. PENDERr :
l '-'iff I ; - Administrator.
:-Jt. OHARAa' Att. n-4 r) (S
' "' : afvrr-iHi ns.ait e 1 -..,.'
I 1 .
t)r rirtoe f tie AatsoHry seaitcrred atMsj ta
nndrlimrd by a certain contract entered lata,
botwwm Josaiih U Halin and Chan, Whit dated
July Ii-d. 1SH. fir the puri-hsse ef a lot of tend.
1'iTBin drrll.oil lo vrhitb aald nmtract . ths
i a to aald bu d ra retained by Said Jowub IV
1 lin. until tl porrhaaa mr.- therafi
i 1 In full, and d- fault bsiii g bi mail In tn
i imiiiit k! d r-ii-'h"" monr at t'm
, d for II
a.. 1 J-
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d to
to a
Tm b
tuitlwi
Bw.a the wea aide of Eubank at rat t
I -J ills, iiS.il as ... ...
. BesnnaWatta tua thVast cones- of w No. ai
i - , ' .
mum reeiiiiss vtaeuav aong the nartnern une
of aatd lot eiahtr-foar flJtr feet; thenre north
wardly raiu wtth ruhani forty-eM w f(M.
thaan alaixtly parallel with said northsrn Une
of lot Mo. Ltttto eynraaa to the west line e( a id
Eubank aUeat: theaje southwardly furty-one M
fact more leas' to the point of tegiruung.
Thi 80th day of June 110.
JOSEPH I. HAHN.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified a executrix of the last will
andtestmentof Uerrnt Whitley, deceased, late
of Craven County. N. C, thia is to notify all per
sona having claims against the estate uf the de
caaaed to present them tor payment ua ur before
tn sth day of July, 1WL1 or thw notice v. ill it.
pleaded in bar of recovery, aii persons indebted
to the estate will please make immediate psyllium
July Sth. mitt.
ADELA1D W11ITI.EV
txecutrtx.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE CAROLINA
PAPER PULP COMPANY. A CORPOR
ATION. To the Creditors of the Carolina i'ausr I ulp
Company, a corporation :
Notice is hereby riven that by a judgment uf I lie
Superior Court of Craven County. N. I'., wiIumiI
in tbe case of New Bern Banking and Trust i'oiii
pany, t ai, vs. Carolina Paper Pulp Cu . at aU ul
the May Term. 1910. of said court. Thomas I).
Warren and R. A. Nunn. of New Hern. N. i.
were appointed Receivers of the aaul Carolina
I Paper Pulp Co. and that all creditors are required
to present and make proof to such Receivers of
their respective claims against said Carolina Pa
per Pulp Co. on or before the first day of August
1910, and all creditors and claimants failing to do
so within tile. Li mo brnited at aforesaid will be
barred from participating in the distribution of
tbe asseta of the said Carolina Paper Pulp Co.
This 21st day of May. 1910.
THOS. D. WAKHLN.
R. A. NUNN,
Receiver of Carolina Paper Pulp Co.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION'
Having this day qualiled r iirlmlni'
'hli wili n.ii -.ii .c ''n.' i
(,( mmdl
W I'!
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11' 11,1 i
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l.uil.-.l
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uaynienl. link
presented within l raunlii.t iiom this
date, this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery.
This June Hth 1910.
ENOCH WAPSWOKTH
Administrator with will annexed.
Guion & Guion, Attorneys.
Mortgage Hale.
By virtu of power of sile contained in that
certain mortgage deed made to K. W. Williamson
by Edward Harria Sr. and Margaret Harris, his
wife, which mortgage deed ia re.-ordel in book
number 168, page 66. in the office of the Register
of Deeds oi Craven county, and duly trantiforr 'd
and assigned to the undersigned by the said K W
Williamson, the underaignnd will on the 25th day
of July. 1910. at twelve o'clock M.. ut thecouit
house door in New Bern, N. C. sell to the
higboat bidder for oaab tna followine; deearibed
tract or pamal of land: Being lot Mo. oil in that
part of the eity of New Bern, N. C , commonly
called Pavietown or Farmville. and the name lot
conveyed by deed dated the fifteenth duv of April
l8i2. from E W Smallwood. attorney in fa. t for
George W ravie and t'roline Pavie to LMwarl
Harria Sr.. Which deed ia recorded in lx,i.k mini,
ber 10H, paats 243. office of ttie Kevr terof llt-eds
of Craven couuty to which referent- i.: u.ud.i for
a full and complete desciiptioD. including all inr
provemen a thereon situate.
' ' ' MILLS HALL, Assignee.
Juoe24t I'WIO.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SEASHORE OUTING SPECIAL
Effective Sunday June, 19,
1910.
The first Sunday Seashore Outing
Special will be inaugurated Sunday June
19, 1910 between Raleigh and Beaufort
and return Excursion rates will be in
effect, no baSgage will be checked for
this train. No stops will be made be
tween New Bern and M City in either
direction. Train will fun on the follow
ing schedule:
5 15 a rn Lv. Raleigh Ar.
12 30 a m
li! 00
11 46 p m
11 86 "
11 80 "
11 15 "
11 00 "
10 45 "
10 36 "
10 13 "
9 58 "
9 49 "
9 34 "
9 20 "
9 10 "
8 61 "
8 31 "
8 21 "
8 13 "
7 48 "
7 39 Z"
7 83 '"
7 19 " .
7 06 "
6 64 '
6 30 "
5 44 "
6 67 "
6 02 "
6 1J "
6 27 "
6 88 "
6 43 "
7 10 "
7 17 "
7 29 "
7 47 '
8 04 '
8 14 "
8 88 "
8 61 "
02f .".
06
81 "
J0""
.9 66 "
10 10
lft 26."
" Boushall "
" Knightdale "
" Eagle Rock"
" Wendell "
" Zebuldn
" Middleeex "
' '. Bailey
" Neveraon "
Wilson
" EvapedBle "
" Stantoneburg
" Walstonburg
" Farmville ;
" Arthur "
" Greenqllle "
" Simpson "
Mv.ttiimMland
" Bryan
" - Washington
" ' ChocUwinity
ntfredrlck "'
"k uBragaw ?
" fVanceboro 'V
10,86
i0 42 " Aakin !;;
6 48 . V
10 W'f VI j-BrWe-ton " 6 38
U 06 1.;"!.. Ajr. NtwrBero Lv. . 80
It lt telitK&Sri'j. ' Ar., 6.26 v"
la 10 o m ' M.'Cit.A 15 '
U0& '1". 7 - Aflaniitf rtoterfi 10 f M
U 26 Beawfort-' Ly.' 6 00 p m
' Notea Uninf due on Sunday, or oa a '
legal holiday., mutt bo
prevtoua. '' "' ' -
paid Ut
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