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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.-
House and Lot on east aide of Middle
street, between Broad and New streets.
. Bouse contains four rooms, kitchen,
etc.eto. Lot 63 fett front.
Sale made at Publio Auction at the
Court House in Newborn, on Monday,
the 8d day of November, 1890.
Terms Caslu. . .
For information apply to
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- Attorneys.
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Oct. 6th, 18W.- 9td
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Brought to the town of Hew Berne than
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this? Because the people are deter
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AGENCY FOR
FURNITURE! !
ITew York Furniture Store
Has just received the Finest Stock of
Furniture, Organs, Musical Instruments,
Clocks, Carpets. Oil C lo.ht? and Trunks.
Also, a job lot of Oil Paintings and Pic
ture Frames, which I am closing out at
50c. on the dollar. Allot which will
be sold cheaper than any other store in
the city. Call end examine my stock
and be convinced that the New York
Furniture Store is the place to get your
money s worth.
I am also Agent for No. 9 Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, the best in the
world, and the New Home, the next
best. And can furnish you with at
tachments for any machine made.
Office and Sales Rooms opposite Gas
ton House, New Berne, N. C.
T. J. TURNER.
oo!2 dwtf Proprietor.
NOTICE.
New Berne. N. CVSept. 10. 1890.
Ordered, that the following claoes be
and are hereby designated as polling
places in the various election precincts
and watds of the city of New Berne
and tho county of Craven, for the elec
tion to be held on the first Tueedar in
iNovemDer, isuu, as follows:
1st ward, at police office.
2d ward, at court house.
3d ward, one door north of Erdmtn's
storeon Middle street.
4th ward, Benevolent school house.
5th ward, St. Phillips precinct, St.
Phillips chapel.
5th ward, McCarthy precinct, at Mc
Carthy's cart-house, on Norwood street,
near (jueen.
em township, rieasant mil precinot
t'leassnt Utll school
8;h township, Camp Talmer precinct,
at Uamp rainier.
let township, Vanceboro precinct, at
vanceboro.
1st township, Dawvon s store pre
dict, lit Udwscn e store.
2.1 township, Fulcher precinct, at
Enoch Fulcher'a.
od townehip, Ru'stll e precinct, at
Russell's.
od townttip, Ccro creek precinct,
at uove.
8d township, Dover precinct, U Dover
Station.
5th township, Temple's precinct, at
Morton s store.
oth township, Stanton's precinct, at
Stanton place
Lee u farm precinct, at
CouLei'j precinct, at
6th township
Lfe's Farm.
7th towut-hif
Conner's.
7th township, James City precinct, at
Jamra City puMic school housa.
Skh townthip, Jper precinct, at
Jasper.
9ih tov. nshin, AruolJ store precinct,
at Arnol.l s
J. A. RICHARDSON,
EeplSdw30J Clerk B'd Com
Children's Suits, with an "
Extra Pair of Pants and a
Cap, all for $5.00.
Fall and Winter Underwear.
Neckwear. Hats.
Stacy Adams & Co.'s Shoes.
Leather Coats for Outdoor
Wear.
AT
J. a. HOWARD'S.
oc25 djptf
Mortgage Sale-
Ptiriuant to a Judement of the Snperlor.
Court of Oiavtn county, In L. H. Cutler vi.
K. IS. Olark and K. O. Cuthbert, I will teli, at
Publlo Vendue, t,t the cowt Houie In ew- .
bern, on Monday, Nov. i, 1880. at 13 o'clock,
M.. tn House ana loi, in aeweern, me
northeast oorner of Craven and Reuse
streets.
Terms, Cain.
CHAS. C. CLA RK. Commissioner.
. Newbern.Bept.30.18W. dtd
Public Sale of Beal Estate
James O. Harrison, Adm'r of John O. Gar d
Ler, ceeewea,
A calm t
Joseph Edward Gardner and others.
Petition to sell lands to psv debts.
In obedience to aJudcment of thefcurerior
Court of Craven county, rendered tn the
above entitled suit, I will sell at Public Auc
tion , at the Court Home door Id New Berne,
N. 0., on Monday, flov. Sd 1890, at Twelve
o'olock, M , tbe following lot and Impiove
menu belonging to the estate of John O.
Gardner, deceased, to wit:
part or lot no, sui on tne somneast oorner
of Pollock street and Fleet street extended,
in the eltv of New Berne, jr. O., bounded as
follows: Be Inning at the southeast corner
of Pollock street and Fleet street extended,
and running southwardly with said Fleet
street extended 65 feet to the oorner of tbe
lot of Zadoe Parrls, being at a point 24'A feet
from the corner stone on the east aide of
Bprlng street, running thence with said
Parrls' line north 75U east 20 feet, thence
with said line sooth v20 east 84 feet, thence
with another of said lines south 61 o east 80
feet to the line of Lot No. 3tW, thence vast
wardly with the line of said Lot No, 899 to
the southwest oorner of tbe lot sold by J as.
O. Harrison, Adm'r, to T. J. Turner Co.,
thence northwardly with the line of said
Turner lot 107 feet 8 lnohes to Polteck street,
thence westwaraiy witn rouock street w
leet 9 Inches to the place of brglnnlng,
Terms of sale One-half cash; balance on a
ctedlt of six months, -with note to heap,
proved. Title reserved until full pa) ment
is made.
New Berne, N, C, Hept. so, lgs-o.
JAB O. HARBISOX,
dtd Adm'r of John O. Gardner.
AT
L. H. Cutler & Go.
James G. Harrison,
Corner of Pollook and Spring Street?,
NEW PERNE, N. C,
Heal EsUte Agent Collector cf Rents
Will attend to the sale and purchase
of Beal Estate, and the collection of
rente. Will also furnish abstracts of
titles to lands in Craven county upon
application and on reasonable terms,
Can be seen at tbe Uourt House daily
ocl9 dim
Boarding House Reopened.
Mrs. J. M. H1NES has rcturced to the
city and will reopen her lirst-Clase
Boarding House about the 1st of October
at same location, opposite Baptist Churoh
Taxes! Taxes!
I will visit the p'.aceB below for the
purpose of collecting Taxes, on the
days stated during the month of Octo
ber:
Vanceboro, No. 1 Town6hip, Satur
day, Oct. 11th, 1890.
Fulcher s Store, No. 2 Township,
Wednesday, Uctober loth, lcUQ.
Fort Barnwell. No. 8 Township, Sat
urday, October 18, lbUO.
Morton's Store, No. Q Township, Fri
day, uctober Zi, lsyu.
Uavelock, No. 6 Township. Saturday.
uctober 25, lbm
James City. No. 7 Township. Friday.
uotober si, ibuu.
Jasper, No. 9 Township, Monday,
Uctober 2U, 1880.
Those failing to meet me at the above
named places and settling their Taxes
will be visited by myself or Deputy at
once with the express purpose of col
lecting the taxes due.
The Taxes must be wound up by the
JJst day of December.
W. B. LANE, Sheriff.
New Berne, Sept. 25, 1890. dwtf
THE PIONEER DAVIS SEWING MACHINE
can be had at the eamo place.
J. M. HINES, Agent,
sepl6 dwtf O. Marks' Ftoro.
A Great JSargain I
327 Acres
WILL BE SOLD AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE!
A VALUABLE PLANTATION situ
ated on the South side of theNeuse
river, three and a half miles from the
City of New Berne, N. C. One hundred
and twenty-five acres oleaied.
GOOD LAND,
SUITABLE FOR TRUCKING
Tobacco Raising, or any kind of farm
The balance, two hundred and two
acres, heavily timbered with pine, oak
cypress, and other kinds of timber.
It to also fine Grazing Land. -Good
dwelling, outbuildings, and
fine orchard. It has a fine FISHERY
fronting ball a mile on the beach
where there are high banks of marl
that 1 can never be exhausted, from
which vessels can load with eaie.
It is a very beautiful and healthy lo
oation. vreeentinc a near view to the
caseins vessels and tho A. N. O. Rail
road.:- ly-ZMU-?
For terms apply to ' 'v
?! IP. TRENWITH,
Opposite Hotel Albert,
roc80 dwtf ' ,;v:3 .New Berne, N, C
Notice.
Statb of Nohth Carolina Rurerlor Court
County of ui a veu. j Ulerk's Cmoe.
Take Notice. That I have this day Issued
letters declaring Zopher R. Ji'olsom, Charles
K. ooodwln and h. u. Hamilton, jr., ana
their successors to be a corporation for the
purpote and according to the terms pre
scribed In Articles of Agreement, filed and
recorded In said offloe. The substance- of
said Agreement Is that said patties desire to
Decome incorporated unaer tne name
of the Bttmson Lumber Company; the
Inolpal offloe and place of bnsiness shall -New
Berne. Craven eounty, North Caro
lina, and Its business shall be that of manu
facturlng, buying end selling lumber, buy
log and selling Umber lands, anywhere in
the State of North Carolina, buying, holding
and selling real estate in the State of North
Carolina, bniiamg ana operating woodwork
ing factories, etc
xae duration or me corporation man dc
thirty years.
The amount of the-tsapltal stock shall be
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, divided
Into one thousand shares ol tbe par value of
one hundred dollar each.
The stockholders of this corporation shall
not be Individually liable for its dents.
Witness my band and official seal at offloe
lu New Berne, this 20th day of October, lBW.
W. UAKfBNXlSM,
cc22d
Clerk Sap. Court.
Btati of Nobth Cabolina, i Superior
county oioraven. I - court.
Green, Foy A Company VS. Motes'Patterson
ana wiie Mary a, ratterson, ana omen.
Commissioner's Bale. '
Pursuant to a Judement of the Superior
Court of Craven county, rendered at Bprlna
Term, uwu, in tae aDove entitiea aotion, nn-
Sale 01 Valuable Heal Estate der which said Judgment! was appolhted a
commissioner to sen tne jana aesoriDea in
the complaint filed In said aetion, and here
inafter described,! will sell at Publio Auc-
In pursuance of a lodgment of foreclosure
of mortgage of the Superior Court of Craven
eounty, obtained at Bprlng Term, 1890. we
win sen for uabu, at the court House door
In the city of New Berne, on Monday the
-lil HAW .if MWamKaM 1 CQA . U
the following described Keal Estate situated
in me county or uraven, Btate 01 JNorlh
Carolina, to wit:
i, one tiece or parcel of land situated on
Broad street, in the said city of New Berne,
bounded and desoribed aa follows: Hefln-
iiIdb at a Doint in the back line of the Lot
designated in the plan of aald city as Lot
tion. for eaeh. at the Court House door In
the city of New Berne, on Monday the ,
Twenty-fourth day or Aoyember, 1880. at '
Twelve o'ciook, M., the following described
real estate, to wit: A tract of land lying in
the city of New Berne, North Carolina, ot
the east side of Middle street, between Pol
look "and South front streets, bounded ai"
follows: Beginning 269 feet ( Inches from the .
corner of South Front and Middle streets,
on the east side of said Middle street, ana--
running north witn Middle street 03 feet s
.vr. 1 . cl U OMU V UVIU IUD HUH Ul JUVm I. - - - . .. ...
Nos. 40 and 61, and running thence east- l"on .1UBn.inA?!".lwf,T.WIJ.n
: line to a point one-1 tt"."A?Z"?,J.C. VV
wardly with said back
then southwardly with lot No. 65, 82 feet six ;
inches, then westwardly 21 feet Inches to
Middle street, the beginning , Being lot now '
known as Hotel Albert lot. ' . ' ,
This Ootober22d, 1890. '
, F. M. SIMMONS,
0028 SOd -: . - Commissioner, -,
half of the distance to the line of Lot No. 48.
thence northwardly and parallel with Cra
ven street to a point Vi feet from Broad
street; nience westwardly and parallel with
Broaa street seven (v; ieei; inence north
wardly and parallel with Craven street to
Broad street: thenoe westwardly with Broad
street to a nolnt enuldlstant from the llnea
of Lots Nos. 48 and 64, and thence south- D4-wia T)lnvnVt Om1.
wardly and parallel with Craven to the be- Dtllir JDlallCIlC 10 f Oa16t
2. une other tract m said city, to wit: On I . Seyenty-flve feet long, 18 feel, wide
niu.eqaai, unuiviuea oae-nan part or tneiover all; draoabt V0 inches loaded.
piece oi iana Deginning at me norinwest-l no - Kniaa .f mUm. ..j
erneorner of the Brick Btore or building carries 110 .bales Of cottony and regis
(formerly belonging to W. H. Oliver) on the tared at tlttBtom Honse 47 tons B ross.
Bunir nue ui vrareu sireei, near tne Ola
eonnty wharf, and running thenee outh-
waroiy along the eastern una -
net; licensed to carry paesengers. and ' -
- AA . .
of Graven vw)iuwui tvv uu cituiBiuus. xw -
street. SO feet, theno eaatwardiv naraiiai Dnilt in October. 1S89. Joiner work
-with south Front street 107 feet s inches, and decking entirely new. hull made aa
mence normwaraiy ani parallel witn era-1 . , w " ! ' . . ...... -
van street 80 feet, thence westwardly a dt- g00 N" Mw; BnaTJOe and boiler re -
g, it -oemg a part or ouut, bii weaiiug na aesiructiuie pane
tlanated in the plan I ntiAvaAt raw mA .
AUtnrtam ?oo!j0"e,i t . November 357, -
Carolina ttniroau, aoont six -miie west or stesfa preteure. - Propeller 49 inches. '
the olty of New Berne.belng th saro which i ;1,uJa i l3, h hii!
were conveyed to George Allen andT. J. 10x10 cy linder, nprlgbt boiler T .
Mitchell by deed registered IntbeMecords feet by 60 inches, of o 16 iron, tensile '
of Craven county In Book 71, folios 001,801 strennth 50 000 DOunds. .
d which wiilism uoiiistar and! . u,; u-..v...l i.
to law and in serfeot running order, the v
Blanche to splendidly adapted to river
and creek trade, to light draught navi
gation anywhere, and has shown fine
IVfflUH UMLIMUIVJ. .. BUB IB VUCCOU 1UT
elng theeorae formerly occupied . tmr, aim at m Tery ,
J.B. Clark, upon which there MOW price, . v vv v v"lv .
For further information apply to
and BUS, and which William Hollistar and!
Jan. b. HuKhe. executors of the late Tho.
J. MltobeU and tbe said George Allen grant-
ed and conveyed to Matilda p. Clark by deed I
registered in Craven eonnty. Book T8. folios
in. Craven county, Book 77. folio
87. 8 and 69, and which said Olark granted
a re
and conveyed to aald Allen bydeei
tsrea
nis-
1.
ontalniug many hundred acres of valuable
Detng tne same lorrai
e H. J. II. Olark. upon
is an old brickyard, and residence.
and. and
by the late H
M. DbW. btevrnbom and
. li.KX it. BKIAM.
eepSO tds - -; - ; v Commissioners. ',.
James Redmond. See' & Tress.
aogSd&wtfl ' New Berne, N, 0,
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