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for Infants and Children
"Castoria is so veil adapted to children that
I recommend it at superior to any prescription
known to me." E. A. Ascau, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
"The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
It merits so well known that it seems a work
ot supererogation to endorse it Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
-within easy reach."
Carlos Mahtts. D.d.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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FIFTY HM-Vl) YulWU WKSTKRX HOUSES AXU MULES .HIST HF.OKIYED.
Fine drive r?, dn.ft M'ul farm Ilc rsr. m.
Also larj;e lot (:o;j and open), Uoad Carts, Harnrs.-j, Whip, Kobes and
lloise Blankets ennstniii Is on hiiiul at Kork Bottom Ptict-s.
We moke our l.iveiy a y-e-l;.lty. Single or double turn-outs can be had at all hours.
Every thing wo stll i-i gu ir uti d as represented.
Liverf suiwriutcn.led iv K. 1ENMA1K.
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$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
l'loo Calf and Laced Waterproof Groin.
. The excellence and weirxlnft qualldesof this shoe
cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse
ments ot Its thousands ot constant wearers.
SfT.OO 13 en u In o llnl-irwel, nn elcgnnt nml
O Btyllsli dress Shoe wlik'li iomnieuils Itself.
'$I.OO Hnnil-oewcd Welt. A line ealt shoe
T unequalled for fltvlc and rtnniliillty.
0,00 Ooodycar Welt Is thu standard dress
O Hhoe, at a popular price.
Policeman's Shoe Is espeel.illy ndnpted
. . w. for railron'l men, f ariyers, ete.
. ' All made in Cougross, Button and Laee.
$3 & $2 SHOES
have been most favorably received since introduced
' and the recent improvements make tbum superior
to any shoes sold at these itIits.
AsIc your Dealer, and
ttier, ttuu 11 uu
3 cannot sunnlv vou send
direct to factory enclosing advertised price,. or a
postal for order blanks.
f eucit
blanks.
W. It. OOl'tiLAS, Itrockton, Mcmh.
AGENT,
Cor. Pollook en4 Middle Ste.
mardUulyi
7 " -, Sale of YalwVj Eeal Estate.
In purruauca of a judgment of the Supe
: rlor Court of Craven county, rendered at
' HprlngTerm, 1-will sell at rublio Auo.
: ' tton, lot canh.Ht the Court House door In
the olty of New Kerne, on Monday, the
, Twenty-fourth day of November, 1890, at
Twelve 6'olocBT, M., the followliu .described
' real estate, situated in the county cf Craven,
BUte of North Carolina, to wit:
- Situated on Jbrice's Crock and Boylln
Swamp, consisting of two parcels, coulaln
' login all about one thousand two hundred
nml alziv.flva acres, beine the same land
1 which waaoonveyel to 8. i.- Jones by Win.
H. Battle and wife. by deed cated '.lie iOlh
AtLV nt .Tannftrv. 1870. and reeirded In the
, olllceof HeitiBtcr of Deeds for said county.
Book Np,71, fullos 26 and 'HI. and oonvevedny
T. Jones and wife to Uufus K. Graves and
Arthur Bi Graves by flerd dated th day
nf t. .tl turn a,nil ipnnrdBd m theaame
Book, folio 683, aud by ra. . llaitle and
wife to Kufu B. Graves, by deed dated, the
14lh day Janniryi jfc.UMtiU. and -rcoudea
In tne same book. loiiosnitj ana oio. ' '
ooto5i,i.tij:B;? v
oo3Q(f '"'i .n'VI'.u U- oommlssloner.
. v I wil sell at PubliJ 8ale,on tha Bth
day. Decern bet," 1890, the Personal
-' Property; l Joha N. Whitforddeo'd,
jQnMcountT.N.O..conBi8tinB.of four
" i " " '
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' ft BPiCiTJlfy Vcr r.031- - rr r- s;f :.r v. cw;
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t tat: iliry frctn 4T .- ic.-.-.i- ... hi' i lnij 1 1 MiiiliM .
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F.:- -okil) lite AJ.:.i . W.t l.iCiC.V. C'j..Ci' ftAia.il. ".,
I . fiJIsliPTAfcT W. T.. i: -iiula Shoe r,-o
tilUliUrJ wniriuiiol. mid rvi'iy pair
. 'T illlA IliH 1111IMO UUtl llV'il-C hlUMIlirri 111) IkU.I:!.
sow ,;o
WW
W. L. DOUGLAS
. i, hnnm ' tun muled. ' five oienJ Stook we erer carried.
twenty head of other cattle, hogs, baga,
. knnuhniii am) "kitrhen farisitnre.
-wagocey.-ijaittvplows,, corrt t lodder,
and farming implements, etc., eto., for
SiIa will nnmmflnnft st en earl
raSsBKSSK'v
Cmatoria cores Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation.
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
reetinn.
Wil
itEout injurious, medication.
" For several years I have recommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue to
do so as It has Invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pabdii, M. D.,
"The Winthrop," lath Street and 7th Ave.,
New York City.
CoifPAMT, 77 Mcreav Street, New York.
See "CJjs-
FROM NKW YOi'.i; I 1TY,
Mil. A. K. awicks UmrMr: Ycr.r patent
py, -i;i:it;si s rrcetved nome time Mnet. nnd
am very much grutiflej at tim wonderful
ell use tint has come over mv Pv.tiiKht
suii't! 1 liavo Misciirilid my old gli-dbeH ut:d
Jin now wennna yoars.
AI.KXANDF.K 'OAK,
S i;ro1.:try st itioiie k' losii! o! '1 cade.
All c; e HUed Hi, the drus store of
F.S.DHFFIlNewbcrr.N.C.
lH-.eia wiv
OIIES,
heavy and Lianr
Lorillard and Gail & Ax Snuii
Sold at manufacturer's prices.
Dry Gaods & Notions.
Full stoch and Urge Assortment.
Pricas as low as the lowest.
Call find examine my stock.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
IPoir Bale.
Aa aeents for owners we offer for salo on
Busy and accommodating terms the lolLow-
114 a escrinea improved ileal usiaro in tnc
Cllvof Ne'v Heme:
NO. 4. THE 1BUN U KUai' WAKKHIJUSJC
0.S GRAVEN BTREKT.
No. 6. BRICK HTOKK AND DWEUJKU
GN CRAVEN BTREKT occupied by R. O. K.
LodEe.
A full descrlDtlon of this valuable proper
ty, together with ihe best terms upon which
the same will be sold. 11. bo furnished n
application to the undersigned at their office
i nttouio r roui street.
ALSO-
Twr Houses and Lots on Craven street
. A Farm at Sandy Point.
WATSON A 8THEKT,
decs dWtf Ins. and Real Estate Agts.
VALUABLE TRUCK LAND FOR SALE
Ahont FORTY ACRES CLEARED LAND,
situated within two miles of the city, sult-
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Apply to
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may 18 Real Kst. Airenlf.
FISiE OLOTHIHG,
!; Fine Hats,
;,. ;Fine Underwear,
jl ; Fine Silk Umbrellas,
, Fine Shoes,
Iaifaot the" rnest and Begt Selected
Oar prices ar,e the lowest,
' Call and be convinced
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K2;T C013TS AFTZ2 ALL
UOWAKD C. TBI1T.
'rii-uli fiieuds ilesert you iu the lacu for
fame,
Th mh fortune leaves you for some
other goal';
" Though you are bhii-eless, yet receive
much blame,
Though sorrow ilwelleth deep within
your soul,
Though lifo has been a failure and you
plod
Footsore anil weary o'er this earthly
bail,
Still if )i have a faith, a trust in God,
j lu st cometh after all.
; lli"t conn tli aftiT all, then higher climb;
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limo Sha 1 drive tl; sorrow from your heart of
i hearts;
l'lioin;li life's sat! failures make you on
i ward jilod
Sin-sick and weary till you reach the
i pall,
I Still it you have a faith, n trust in Go,
! Kust con e'.h after all.
Kcst cometh after all, then let us go
Forth to the duties of this lleetiug
lifo,
bc.'inii,' our .Master s burdens, for we
know
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strife
And wordly sorrow: let our faith be
shod
With love Vid mercy, while we ever
call
Our friends to nn eternal, inijjhty Qod,
Iiest ejme'.h after all.
Rest eometh after all, then as we seek
A higher life, a better, grander road,
Let us ot .Jesu-i as a baviiur spoak,
For Ho will help us bear life's awful
load
Ot cares and si:;s, of doubt and unbelief,
Of earthly struggles, bo they great or
small,
Wo thank Thee, God, that life and trials
aro brief,
est eometh after all.
IIONKVr DOCTORS.
All honest, conscieutious physicians who
give li. i). li. (botuuic lilooa iialiii) a trial
tnitikly admit its superiority overall other
blood ni' ciicines.
Dr. W. J. Adair, Rockniart, Ga. writes:
'I regard B. 1$. B. as one of the best
blood medicines."
lr. A. II. Koscoe, Nashville, Tenn.,
writes: "All reports of 15. B. 15. are favor
able, and its speedy action is wonderful."
Dr. J. W. Rhode?, (Jruwfordville, (ia.,
writtp: "I confess 1. B. B. is the host and
mickest medicine for rheumatism I have
tver tried."
Dr. K. J. Farmer, Crawfordville, Ga.,
wiiti s: "1 clieerfully n commend B. 1$. B.
as a line t.inic alterative Its use cured an
excrescence of tho neck after other reme-
iies elf c ted uo perceptible good."
Dr. t:. If. iontromery, Jacksonville,
Ala , writes: "My mother insisted on my
?;ettinn 1!. I!. I., tor her rheumatism, as
her case stubbornly resisted the usual
remeui-'s. rilio txpeneuced immediate
relief nt;d h'-r iruprovemeut has been
truly wonderful "
Dr. yl. W Kiirle, I'ickenp, S. C, writes;
"1 recommended B. B. 15. to a man who
bun sulVeivn for vears with a malignant
i leer ou bis lef,'; that seemed to resist all
other treatment. After usin; fourorfive
bottles tlie ulcer bemin f. heal and his leg
i'. now stiiiid anil well."
Tli'i v ealth oi society a Us stock
ii itroUiiclive labor.
TO DISl'KL t:or.Ds
ilea !a -lies mid Fevers; to cleanso the
systuii frcctu.iily, jt gently, wben cos
tive or bi.ioiis. or wLen tho blood is im-
pjre or sluggish, to pt-rmanently cure
habitualcocssiiiation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity, with
out irrilatiufr or weakening them, uee
Syrup ot r igs.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
Southern War Songs!
Southern War Songs, Camp Fire,
Patriotic and Sentimental, collected
and arranged by VV. L. Fagan, of Ala
bama. Niiiui-roue illustrations. Price
$8.00. New York: M. T. Richardson &
Co., Publishers, 1890.
This comprises by all odds the most
complete collection of Southern War
Sonna ever brought together in one
volume; in fact no attempt over seems
to have been made to present even a
limited number of these songs in a man
ner worthy of their merits. The illus
trations, by one of New York's most
talented artists, are numerous and spir
ited . The author in his preface says:
"Emotional literature is always a
correot exponent of public sentiment,
and these songs index the passionate
sincerity of the South at the time they
were written. ' .
Tha book is endorsed by many dis
tineuisbed Southern men, including
Senator) Carlisle and Blackburn of
Kentucky, Senator Brown of Oeorgia,
S 'nator Pugh of Alabama, Hon. Unas
F. Crisp of Oeorgia, General Beauregard
and G en oral Longs tree t. Senator Brown
says in his comments on this elegant
volumo:
"Whether the reader belonged to the
Federal or the Confederate army, he
will And in the songs a deep vein of
patriotio sentiment, whioh must com
mand his admiration." Senator Cock
rell of Missouri says: "Tie the first and
only collection of the sort I have ever
Been that is complete and satisfactory.
A group of Confederate nags in col
ors forms a striking frontispiece.
This book seems particularly adapted
for Birthday and Holiday presents.
women and men possessed of a good
address ought to do well selling this
attraotlye work.
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, 1 Superior
Graven uouniy. ) wrari,
George A. Klohardson vs Eliza Richardson
Notice. '
To VAir.iL PlchnnlBon:
Take Notice. That this action hat been in
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bern on the 12th Monday after the 1st Moa
day In Neptember, 1890 and answeror demur
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This Uh day of October, A.D. 1899. -
K. W. CARPENTER.
Clerk Bup. Ct., Craven County
-rinse Nature shouldT,
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TIME TABLE Ho. S3,
In H.laot 1:30 P.M., Fiiday, Oot
17. 1880.
GoiqEabt. Schedule. Goinq West
No. 51. Passenger Trains. No. 50.
Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve.
om 3 80 Goldsboro 11 10 am
4 06 4 09 La Grange 10 22 10 25
4 35 4 40 Einston 9 43 9 53
6 00 6 08 New Berne 8 17 8 30
7 38 om Morehead City am 6 47
Daily.
Going East. Schedule Going West
No.l. No.S.t
Mixed Ft. & Mixed Ft. &
Pass. Train. Stations. Pass. Train
"am 0 8U uoidsboro pm
B57 7 00 Best 's 0 4 0 01
7 20 7 30 La Grange 5 54 6 04
7 48 7 53 Falling Creek 5 24 15 80
8 11 8 80 Einston 4 25 0 00
8 50 8 55 Caswell 4 00 4 05
9 15 10 03 Dover 3 25 8 40
10 81 10 36 Core Creek 2 54 3 00
1100 1105 Tuscarora 2 24 2 30
11 17 11 41 Clark's 2 02 2 12
1215 8 00 Newborn 10 33 1 80
8 87 8 42 Eivordalo 9 41 9 46
S48 8 50 Croatan 9 28
4 08 413 Bavelock 8 59 9 04
4 37 4 42 Newport 8 17 8 27
4 51 4 55 Wild wood 8 00 . 8 05
5 01 6 01 Atlantio 7 47 7 62
6 16 6 21 Morehead City 717 7 27
6 23 6 28 Atlantio Hotel 7 05 715
5 81 pm Morehead Depot am 7 00
Monday. 'Wednesday and Friday.
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Trsia.uTiTlnc at Qoldsboro 1:66 pja..and wit
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North at kl0p.na.M -).? i,i n
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behalf of ' Farmers' Rights." It favors a r
vision of the tariff in behalf of the fanner j bettc, ., , g
roads for the farmer ; Free Mail Delivery to
farmer ; Co-operatioaarnonR the farmery and lit
anion r the farmery and iu j-v
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aim is to r Dust 3 rusts,'
" Fair Trtds u4 1
Bath Booms
At my shop on Middle street. Plftity
ot water, hot or cold, and R00d1tse 1
roomi. . 3fi 4 t-1'!
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