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A PETTY
.TYRANT
By MARGARET BARR
In Italy tbey celebrate.)tne anniver
sary of tha evacuation of ae country
Ij the Austrian much' as w Amerl
0 cans celebrate the Fourtn of July. .. .';
. On; one of these anniversaries two
ladles .-were walking; on street. In
AUlary They.-jrers Austrian tourists of
Ugh degree, one of them the Countess
Cxnega. Being citizens of that empire
, widen bad lost Its bold on Italy, it la
set to be expected that they would feel
Any sympathy with the celebration.
Wbile ' passing, some" persons who
' were firing explosives a man set off a
. pack of firecrackers, several of which
( snapped on to the countess'. dress; burn
ing holes Itf' It "She was In no mood
for such a misfortune and resolved on
.being revenged on the Italian who had
".occasioned it Calling on a policeman,
she showed him the damage that had
' been done, pointed to the perpetrator
and demanded his arrest that she
; might recover demages. The policeman
' ' agreed to dober bidding it she would
" accompany them. She consented, and
.the three went to the station, which
. happened to be only a block away.
The officer in charge suggested that
since tne judge Deiore wnom tne case
I would be tried was then Holding court
nd the ladies desired to leave Milan
the next morning they go at once be
fore him and see if they could not get
Jt disposed of without delay.. This
pleased the irate countess, and they
went to the courtroom.
Now, a gentleman who had been
, walking the streets enjoying the. cele
bration had witnessed the accident and
1 followed the parties first to the police
.station and thence to the courtroom.
There he listened with marked atten-
.Hon to the proceedings. The lady
V claimed that the dress was worth 1,000
' lira, or $200. She had bought it in
Milan only the day before and sum
: 1 xnoned the merchant who sold it to her
to bear witness to the price paid. This
established her claim, and, as to the
f man who had burned it he confessed
'that he had done so, but accidentally.
The judge ordered him to pay for the
- - dress, but he said that he was a work-
nan ana without any means wnatso-
v He offered to bind himself to pay
ay installments, but the lady, who was
jrevengeiui miner iuuu ueeujr, ueeuneu
v 4a mooant AWh toma Tha inAtra thoro.
.upon said that In default of payment
' and costs the poor fellow must go to
' Jail ontil he could raise the money. ;
i-' "Then.' said the man.-I shall have
m reuimn jaii, tor were is no pas
"' , jsttde way in which I can raise each a
V , turn except by working for It, and I
med alt I can earn to support myself
The Judge endeavored to persuade
'1&e lady to be lenient but she declared
-that the man-could pay if he would,
jand she would make no compromise.
In that case," said the Judge, "1
jhave no discretion in the matter but to
" send the man to jail."
, ' At this point the gentleman who had
followed the party stepped forward
and said to the Judge. "I will pay the
lady the 1.000 lira she paid for. the
dress, but in that case It will be mine,
rwlllitnotr
tThe Judge ruled that It would. The
. ' JMl, VI UUK JIT uuu uu UU1C W UIVI,
' seemed willing to accept the solution,
.and the Btrnnger. taking out a pocket-
. fww.tr... tian1af-1 hor thA mnnov unit nafil
1 the costs. Then he said :
- "Judge, I know who this lady Is, for
I have, met her at court in Vienna,
' -though "she does not remember me.
- Her Ire at the man who unintention
ally burned her dress was occasioned
fjy the fact that our people' are today
'celebrating the expulsion of. our for
mer masters, her countrymen. She has
treated the unfortunate man with great
jlgor. and I propose to' be equally ex
acting. The dress she wears is mine..
and I demand it Immediately."
1 The countess, somewhat abashed at
-this .speech, said, that she rould ''de
liver the dress as soon as she could go
to the hotel and replace it with anoth
. Ton refosed," said the stranger,' ?to
five this man time, and I refuse to
give 'yon time, I demand my prop-
ty."
The lady looked at the Judge to
learn if be would support that demand.
The Judge had already recognized the
stranger and. with great deference to
tlm said that be had a right to compel
the Immediate deery of bis prop-
ertriiA:'fM: Z'k'L xf. in'''--.
."Wbatr exclaimed the countess. .Do
you mean , to ; force me to - disrobe
'" "Ton showed no mercy.", replied the
purchaser, ' "and r. ,k will' show yftu
nonetvi-;'; Jmrfh
And if I refuse youf Insolent dev
mnndl" she asked, looking again at the
judge.
"I shall send you to Jail," replied the
la tter. ; ). . ' ft ' f.f gS h'-V') ''
- There was a knot that only the pur
f ner could cut He did It by making
a lady an offer of ber dress for 2,500
: ra. SlDce she must either accept it of
T.ir in public without It she an
y consented. The stranger took the
oy and banded It to the man who
1 burned the dress, saying at the
j time to the lady: ' ' . ,
"."'y object countess, bai been slm
' i 1 nave this roan from your tyran
, t such as our people have snf
' fmm your Anstrinn government
5 1 pood morning." '
!s he?" anked the lady after h
r-bprto," snld tbo'j'i?,-.
j We rever heard cf a fi:?.cr ht'rg
worried because Lis son orked loo
hard. ' -.
Many fin apparently straight man it
crooked enough to hid behind a cork-
j screw. ' 1 ' ' '
, A married woman's description of her
ideal ma a isn't anything like, the, on
she got. . . v 1 5 . ; .'
A woman would he more inclined, to
gossip than ever if she bad to wait Ler
urn tn a barber' hop. - -V
f ', - SOUTHERN -RAILWAY' :
;
; Premier Carrier ol tbeJ Soutbr.; ,
i N. PThe foFowing ichedule figures
are published only at information and
are . not pmranteedLV." a i't .V: ,.
TRAlN!No.;2l---Lea'ves Goldsbbro
6:Uam. for Raleigh, Durham, Greens
boro, AshevfflecHnd AVaynMUle.
I hrouglj strain, to Ashevifle,: handlea.
shair cprto WaynegvUle.s . Makes con
vction at. Greensboro for all points
North and East, and at,Aahevule: with
Carolina Special for Cincinnati, Chicago
nd alj western points. ' "
TRAIN No. 139Leaves Goldsboro
:0S , p m. for Raleigh Durham ,and
Grrensboro. Handles through Pull
man Sleeping; Car - front Raleigh to
Atlanta, arrives Atlanta 5:25 a. m.,
making connection for New Orleans,
Te;tas, California and all Western points
also connects - at Greensboro with
through train for all Western and
Eastern points. " - " '
TRAIN No. 131 Leaves uoldsboro
5:05 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham pnd
Greensboro. Makes direct connection
at Greensboro with solid Pullman Sleep
ing Car, train for Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia,-New York and all Eastern
and Northern points. Connects also at
Greensboro with through Tourist
Sleeping Car for Los Angeles au San
Francisco.
TRAIN No. 1 1 1 Leaves Goldsboro
10:45 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro. Handles Pullman Sleep
ing Car Raleigh to Wiriston-Salem.
Makes connection at Greensboro with
through train for Atlanta and New Or
leans, also makes connection for Ashe-
ville, Chattanooga, St. Louis, Memphis,
Birmingham and all Western points.
For detailed information, also- tot
nformation concerning special round
trip rates account various special occas
ions. Puljman sleeping car reservations,
ask any Southern Railway Agenl or
communicate with tl'.e undersigned.
J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
H. F. CARY,
General Passenger Agent,
Washington, D. C. .
. ,., E. H, COAPMAN,
Nice-President and General Manager,
Washington, D. ,C. 5
H. HARDWICK,
Passenger Traffic Manager, ,
Washington. D.C
DOVER
AND SOUTH
RAILROAD
BOUND
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Schedule of Trains Carrying Pas
sengers. . .
Effective Thursday, January 9, 1913.
South Bound North Bound
Trains Trains
7 5 STATIONS 6 0. 8
M. R M.
Leave
A. M. A. M.
Arrive I
d4:25 a4:25
Dover " ?:00 . 9:05
4:40 4:42c-
Foys: 8:43 8:50
4:44
4:53
5:02e
5:22
5:40
5:45
4:46
4:57
5:08
5:29x
) ,
Taylors 8:39 8:46
Phillips 828' :37A
Wimsatt 8:17 8:28
Comfort -7:56 . 8:10
5:50 Petersburg 7:35 7:50
5:55 Richlands o7;30 f7:45
. " ' Arrive
P.M. P.M.
Leave
A.M. A.W
t Stop on Signal . Regular Stop
0 Trains run Daily except Sunday.
a Trains run Sunday only. ,.'
', i i-1.0 v : -Traffic -Manager,
D. W, RICHARDSON, 4. St
'--"tl '' v" ' ' General Manager .'
o; ;i, tiy- INAUGURATION
At Washington,, D. r C.,- ;Tuesday
r--A'7'-Mtxcn, 1913'' v;,i' .- -,
V; Very ' Low- Round Trip Fares , .
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
(S't-S,hd' alf.Raiirbr 'Steamer'.ifi':i:-;
Historic Potomac River
Lv, Norfolk Sunday morning.' Mar, 2nd
:;tEXCURSION' RATES J. 5
&f.?i.?$$$$tb'& - Steamer All Rai:
naik.1'4 VV, '!, k-v
Rail
Bayboro
110.3513,30
Beaufort
Dover J
ir.15,
M3.0S
9.90,
M0.05'
'9.30 1
; .M1.10
Goldsboro .
Kinston
it,-
,10.60
LaGrangeVw LLLL.. 9.90
S 10.45
11.80
12.55
'12.55
,10.65
V 10.05
New port -.'CliiJ. 10.65 '
Oriental, ...A.r.i; . W.6 J
Va nccboro ,' 9.25
Washington i.;:;.l...'-V'$.7Q
Rates in eanie proportion from all olh
pf stations. ,
Tickets sold February 28ih, March
let, 2nd and. 3rd. Limited to return
until March 10, 1913, uhIi-m extrmli-d
Tui
V. V. CROXTON,
General Passenger Agent.
" Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk Southern
. Railroad
. , ROUTE OF THE .
Scliedale In effect Jaa. 5th; 1911
N,,lL-rThe, following chedul?. figures
are published a information only and
ar not . guaranteed. : ; i-'
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN. ,
North and West ound,' ' .
Vi'AO A. M. Daily night express Pull-
man Sleeper for Norfolk. .
9)5 A. M. Daily for Norfolk-r-con-
fleets for all points north and west.
Parlor Cas service between Wash
ington and Norfolk.. " '
1 5 p. M. Daily except Sunday ior
Washington, Creenville
i Wilson and Raleigh. Parlor car
Washington to Raleigh. ,
4:15 A. M.- Daily night express for
Goldsboro.
9:00 A. M. Daily, for Goldsboro. '
5:20 P. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
East Bound.
9:00 A. M. Daily for Beaufort.
5:0 P. M. Daily for Beaufort.
9;40 A. M. Daily except Sunday for
Oriental.
Su5 P. M. Daily for Oriental.
For further information or reserva
tions pn, Pullman cars apply to T. H.
Bennett, Ticket Agent, New Bern,
N. C. Phone 737.
W. W. CROXTON,
General ' Passenger Agent'.
W. A. WITT General Supt.
PANAMA, JAMAICA AND CUBA,
The Evangeline will Make Eight
Trips Through the Tropics.
The Atlantic Coast Line announces
that in connection with its splendid
through Pullman service to Key West;
The Penninsular and Occidental Steam
ship Company will, operate eight per
sonally conducted tours with the new
steel twin-screw st eamship "Evangline"
frohi "that rjpoint to Colon, Panama
Canal; Zone, Kingstrtn, Jamaica, and
iia;,uba.,;';;;
he,'Eyarigelincir is a brand new
ind m"''' ! n' up-to-date ship in every
particular. She is 364 feet long,' 46
foot be mi, has 5,650 tons register, 262
staterooms, equipped, throughout with
electric lights and fans, and has a speed
of eighteen knots! --, '" . ' f
This splendid ship will . leave Key
West in the morining on arrival of the
Atlantic Coast Line Florida East
Coast "Over-Sea" train from the North,
on January 7 and 21, February 4 and
18, March 4 and 18, and April 1 and
15, sailing direct to Colonjl where a stop
of two days will be made, which will
give, passengers ample opportunity to
inspect the Panama Canal, the greatest
piece of engineering or other construc
tion work known to mankind. Or
quaint and tropical Jamica may be ex
plored, and will be fujly enjoyed. The
"Evangi-liiic" will sail thence to Havana
to disf I argt- passengers desiring to stop
tlirrr, ;.iH i) c tickets will be good to re
turn in I-1- W est on any of, the every
weclj u r.idirss of the regular line. .
jTh vi!y onume eleven days,
and tj'. if'ri)!, .'the 'entire trip, includ;
ing inci.le iii'd Wrth at sea and In port,
will be $1 10. Tickets will permit stip
overs so that a longer stop can be made
at":jCoJon;.' Kingston; or Havana; for
passengers deirng to do so."-.' Z'
Sailing dates,': intineraris and in
formation regarding reservations, con
nections, etc., .may -be obtained from
Atlantic Aoast . laite, representatives,
or by addressing, T. C : WHITE, the
General Passenger Agent of that line,
at' Wilmington,' N; ' C;' '.'Vvn??
INAVGURATION-i-WILSON
; ; j; WASHINGTON, D. CV
v FRESs .The -.; Rcund i Trip Fare
fromyNew". Bern will, be$lt80.;wltb
correspondingly1 low fares- from other
point..: t'r . t.
'.! DATES OF t SALEi ,' February '28,
March i, t and ? for trains ' scheulcd
to reach Washington, ,D. , C.' before
noon' of March 4, 1913. k ; ' .-".'.","
, FINAL LIMITt 'Tickets' ' will be
limited to reach original starting point
returning 1 before midnight, 'of March
10, 1913, ; with privilege 9f extern ioo
to reach original starting point return
ing before midnight of April 10, 1913,
by deposit of ticket with Joseph Rich
ardson, Special Agent (Terminal Sta
tion, Washington, D .C., not later than
midnight of March 8, 1913, and upon
payment 'of fee of $1.00 at time of
deposit. ' . ' , . '
For Reservation, or any Information
commiuncate with Acnt, or
w. j. citAio,
r.-" -' :r Trr:c r.Jan-cr
T. C. v
AND
On to Memphis! , ' r;
Third General Convention .
f:5!"". of the ,1
Laymen's Missionary - Movement
' Missionary ' matters dscussed by
speakers el .-national -prominence.?;,,,': ;
Large .atteadance espscted ;and: a
great
it Layaiefi,i Connrloa antici-
pa ted,
. The TATLANTIC i,CPAST- LINE
RAILROAD offers the 'above. attrac
tive round trip rate."': i ' '-- ' '-.
Sfos'-peiFeovUMTWilStli:
F.naK Limit-T6 reacK original start-.
j ;-vingr. pcint t not later than ; mid-
i.Make. up party, and go. . ,
4 For, preservations ' and ' other infor
mation, sW local Agent or address-
w; i. Craig, .
Pass, Traf, Manager, -
" - W'ilmingtda, N. C. '
- .. T. C. WHITE,
- - V ' Gen. Pa 88. Agent.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
' CITY PROPERTY.
By virtue of. power of sale contained
in that certain mortgage deed executed
on the 4th day of.June, 1905, by Ann
Uixoo, to the undersignedr mortgagee,
which said mortgage de.ed is recorded
in book number 160, page 55, in the
office of the Register of Deeds 1 of
Craven County, the undersigned will
at 12 o'clock M., on the 17th day of
March,- 1913, at the court house door
in Craven County, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described lot
of land in the City of New Bern, and
adjoining the lots of Jas. T. Lewis and
P. A. Willis, beginning cn S. Front
street at the corner of the lot occupied
by P. A. Willis, formerly known as the
Dowdy lot.and 'runs southwardly with
said ftrect 25 feet 9 inches to J. T.
Lewis' line; thence with the said Lewis'
line westwardly 107. feet 3 inches to
lot number 10 in the plan of the said
city, thence northwardly with the line
of the said lot number ten 25 feet 9
inches to the lot1 of the said P. A.
Willis thence with the line of
the lot cf the said P A Willis
107 feet 3 inches to the beginning,
being a part of the lot conveyed by
deed dated June 15th, 1892, from
John B. Lewis and others to the said
Ann R; Dixon and J. T. Lewis, which
said deed is recorded in book number
108, pages 277 and 278 in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Craven Coun
ty. JOHN S. GARRETT,
February 8th; 1913. Mortgagee.
ATHENS CAFE. .
; Next door to.' Elks' Temple, open
day and night. One of the finest and
most up-to-date Cafes iu North Carolina
We serve ..the very best of everything
that money can buy and serve you by
polite and attentive waiters. Don't
fail to try one of our regular dinners,
from 11:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. The
public is invited to inspect eur place
at all times front dining room to kitchen
Special attention given to ladies and
children.
Yours Jor service,
'' ATHENS CAFE
. (Raftclis Bros. Propretors.
Phone 453 . .
Wood Yard
GoingOutof
Business
Oak '?n any - length $1.00
per iokd; -pry Pine Slabs
sawedi 50 pent : per load,: al
kinds a reduced .'" prices to
close outv v ' ; " V',- : "
Gasoline Woo Sawing
outfit for sale cheap;
153 S. Front St;; Phone, 273
Holidays
arc over, fhe New Year Dbgui.and
OUR NcwReblutidns.arc!
.To keep pur st'oc better, than ever
bVrfv:u;rV'!
v .1 0 s ironiy. the est of everything.
- vT j'scli as" low as" pbsniblej "' quality
jlo p!easeotii customrs in-, every
way possible."';",; i'f;';!'
;To give, back in caSh tvery'-penny
spent for good ,tbat do not prove
ratitfactory, and to thanl every body
for thqir; gi)od patronag . .lurin(f the
last yeir and beg them to give us a
chance to prove alt ol ,"the above du
ring 1913-. .,-.', 'fiV,l. '
' - Youis to serve, you, ,
Brndham Drurr- Co.
"if A.
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i
MPIIIS, TLNN.
RETURN. ,
1
AH Kind .-J ?w All
We hTe it foe' your GAS
. . - GAS IRON mad tor
1
Vidcan Brand
. . . 7ULCAN is without a doubt the very best gas ttAjsr
; y on the market to-day.-. It to made of new higlvpnces'
p;fX material, yery flexible. The rubber ends ere speoaltr
.-constntcted andwill not cracL . "r;-, ;-,';'(.. ' I V
i-f-,j-r;' ' y"' ' -y-'' v.-.-
' A Word About Cheap Tubinz , "
; n . . tt i U '- .--v-r'-0r
.QNT use it even though
. it will , cost7 you more.
'. V , -because it is made of cheap stock It leaks from toe
"very start, perhaps only a little, but enough to annoy jots
with a smell of leaking gas.
'The tube becomes hard and
away, necessitating the purchase of another length.
ONE LENGTH OF VULCAN TUBING WILL OUTLAST
THREE LENGTHS OF CHEAP TUBING
FOR SALE AT OUR OFFICE Mail or Telephone OrJers
New Bern Gas Company
l j 'LnJ
PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRAG1TE
(i)ITE ASH)
CQME3TIG LUMP AND
POCAHONTAS STEAM GOAL
YARD FOOT CRAVEN STREET
i
PHONE 34
Another month and there will be
more men and youths playing baseball
than drilling in the United States army,
Children Cry
-- FOR FLETCHER'S
OAST O R I A
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY IN POL
LOKSVILLE, N. C.
Pursuant to the power of sale given
me, in a certain mortgage deed executed
by J. W. Shcpard, and wife on the 29th
day of Sept., 1909, the same being re
corded in the office of Register of Deeds
for Jones county, in book number 55,
page' 140, to w hich reference is hereby
made, default having been made in the
payment on the bond secured by same",
I will s?11 tor cash to the highest bidder
at the Court House door in Jones coun
ty, 12 O'CLOCfc. M. ON THE J2TH
DAY OF MARCH, 1913.the followi.ig
described 'parcels' or lot of land, lying
and being' in tha -town of Pollofcsville
ahd.dfc'scriber! as follows to-wit: ;
. FIRST LOT. Beginning at Charles
Vhitty's northeast corner on west side
of Ivjain street running thence north
wardly with Main street 28 feet to the
0'.rthcost corner of lot cumber, 2,
thence, westwardly 21 feet to the line
of the Barrm heirs then ith tLeir line
southwardly " 26 r ice$ to Chas. Whit
ty' northwest corner' ttence ith said
Whitty's'line cattwa;dly to th: begin-1
', LOT No. J. Beginning at the sontb
esustjeorner pi the "j, lot known 'as', the
late Susan . Kfoonce lot running thence
wetwadl With said, line -216 feet to
the (in? of the Barrus heirs thepc with
Mid line southwardly i0 : ieet 'to (he
north west'' cornet' of lot ; number one
thenc't eastwiliidly ' 216 feet to, Main
street st the " northeast. corncr;,of , lot
number1 one; thence northwardly, with
Main street .90 ioct t6 thc beginning,
'.jlhis 28th day W January; 19W.'Sv'
; f L II BEivL, Mortgagee.
' NOTICE I ' r,
' Having this day'qualified as Admin
istratrixof the estate cf Llirabeth S.
Biicttin, deceased, this' is to Notify all
persons having Claims against said, es
tate to present them duly verified on or
before the 28th day of January, 190141
or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to Raid cBtate will please make immediate
HOLLISTER
settlement. . '. ;.; 1
Finn 27th d..y of Jan,,' 1911 :
I LIAT LTII A. MARSHALL,
'n.ifii- l; -!rix.
: : An.,,, .,r .
a
SIzea v ?.k "i 1 Any Lerctk
STOVE, DROP LIGHT,
any otW pvrpoam. r '
v 'r Tubing -
it m& cost less. la titer end
- . Cheap tubing is cneap
The ends split after abort '
cracks, then it must be thro
f
SOUTHERN RAILWAY 33
New Train Service Between Rale
and GoI(T35onr:.
Effective Sundry Januaiy 'Jhh. tai?
Nos. 108 and 121 noiv ber. opjccai
between Greensboro and Rufcifjfi wtt
be extended and operated ' SrxugS Ik -tween
Greensboro and '.'tMbrjc-jt.
No. 108 now arriving Ruk-rssi 50L'S?
A. M and v"t' continue tbn.wgfe as
Goldsboro .arriving there- IZW J. 33
Train No. 131 now leave K.t aff
7:00 P. M. for (reen-bortk Tbismoul
will leave Gcldsbo.-o S.OS I- SI
'eavinj; Raleigh at 7:00 P. i- ui3
t of ore. .
The extension of tcse frstiosr -ar-V
now afford the travei'ng (wKx w(c
additional through, travo iwswren
Greensbcro and Gotdpboro.
J. O. JOKES.
Travjltn Pa.senjcr AjtjndV
Rn!ciiv I. C-
PAY YOUR TAXES.
Pay your'city taxe now and
will not be annoyed with
I have Mr. A. J. Gasfci
ed to assist me in collect me 3njr taa
es. He has full power to asiif
receipt for any city tax (ami law.
Please do not out off pay 105 lJr Sty
tax. You will be dunned cvvkmzsS
ly until your city tax is pmcL
License tax for quarter Jar. IsL
1913, to April 1st, 191.?, is dov-
G?rnishees, warrants ar.i. (uib air
now in order.
Rcspectfuffv.
J J. toi6:s,
City T.m CtSktsr,
NOTICE
' To tax-payers of BrtdgLtswsu
Your faxes are due and pas d
and must be paid or I shall fcr
pelled to add costs on tbe fnt Asy
of February, 1913.
W. A. THOMAS, ,
City Tax Collector of Brid&rtssnL
FOR SALE.
One IL-rring Safe, 3 ft. 10 irl
high, 'l ft. 9 1 in. wide-, i f 1. 4-1
in. deep., also cne 150 borsrje
boiler.
For rent or sale one farm OixttvA
on the South side of Neuse Km,
six miles below New Bern, coslaauag
i65 acres, more or less, knnrn ao ike
Sincleton Farm about one Jotsjt&vjd
acres of which is cleared landL. A3m
one farm situated on the soottwde ef
Neuse River containing 4s ocn- atonr
or less 'l 1 't miles below New Bern.
Mostly Reared land..
For sale one 6 inch suction sxsstzv
Will throw 500 gallons minute.
.V '. 1 Thomas lw3r-l.
North -Carolina. .' V- .
. Craven Corxtf.
NOTICE OF.SAtF-' . V
'. By virtue cf th fitti tf sale csfr.
-. -
tamed in that tcrtaiii moitipj dwcX
made ,: by ( William; Adams'; t JLIX ;
Carraway oh the, eightcentb "ajr
October, '1907, recorded1' fn tbe' BW
of ;the' ' Register'' of ' Deeds of Qmw
County?,' In Book',i4.inieeI-ij: tker
undersigned,? mortgagee1;"' will m3Cy far"
cash to the highest bidder, at tbe oosrit:';
IUUOV UWI , ,.iyiT:, WH, VKfUH
iountv. lMortn A.aroiina. ai ur iihim .
of 12 o'clock M. 6n the eighth day f
March',! 1913, the following real cstaCcvf ,
tcHwKt fC'A iv."f " I ':,(; P.- f !
. .That '. certain! jot or parcel rflaswl'''
iff Craven county ,Nort CrIa. ii,'
No. 5 Township,, hear tilthoy SXZla
in said county, being an sera- t laml
by the side of and near the fwt if
WirtthfAr Mi ll rh41 'nnil Im.
lot of land on which the aid V.ioM'.
Adams ' has recently oothAnrrv av
framed houi. , .
This the 4th day of rtlinir-r. rt
j. 11. c.Anr
Both sliTpinst rar and Mate room rr
tffn inn uliouM 1 c n, --'' f
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