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Clyde's N. O. Freight Lme.t
ItiAi Geo. H. Stout, Mw and Vesper.
nd after FelJruary lit, ISM. this lln swill
sea regular
JBMI-WEBKLY TEIPS
Baltimore and New Berne
starring BalaUnor for Sew Berne. WKD-
WKS1AY, SATURDAY, at SIX r. M.
Laa1ns New Berne for Baltimore, TOES-1
PAV, FRIDAY, at XWBLVE. NOOS.
Msroauinta and Snippers, Take KoUcs.
This la tna onlv DIRECT line out of Nea I
i ror peiwmore wiuiout ciimis, bwp- i
oqlf at Not folk, oeuneottng Uien lor I
rTOTiaeltOO, rnuaaeipnia, Aion-i
.and all point North, ifiasl aud Went. I
jsasring oiose connection im i wmw
iTiS. O. Railroad and River oat of New
Sunt. -
Ages. "sarM follows:
MCBaUf rQ41 K, Oen'l Manager,
- W Light St., Baltimore.
I Art. W.JsOLlARRIOK, G. B. Agt Norfolk, Va
W P Ulyde 00., Philadelphia, 18 Bontb
wharves. ' . t .
New York Baito. Trans. JJne, Pier
Norm river. ,
by mMnn. notion. fi8 Central wharf.
MMpMBolrtrTeidandttudaTl
Haw York dallr. I
Haw York dally.
alto., Wednesday s A Saturday I
'hllsdslphls, Mondays, Wednes-1
dava. Haturdava.
Piovldenoe. Baturdays.
Tkiu, bllla ladlnc lives, and rates guar
anteed to all polnta at (he different omoes o:
the companies as low aa by any other line,
avoid Buuuaa or molk abb
HIP VIA Ha C. LIM,
ft, H. GBAT.Agenl.
Mew Bern. N. C.
OLD Dominion
Stfpiiwiiptfiimpany
' ' BEMI-WBEBXT LINE.
fki Old Damlalan teanuHIp Osw -
awsay'e Old aaa Pavarite Water
Mate, wla Alkeaaarle aad
tlkaaapeaka Oaaal.
MB '
trfalA, altteare, law Work, Phila
delphia. Baataau Prarldeaee.
aa Waahlnctow City,
And ail polnta, North, Eaat and Wert,
OA and after TPBSDAY, MAY 81, 1853, 1
antll farther notloe, the
Stiimtr KEWBEBSE, Cipl. Southgite, I
WU1 sail from Norfolk, Vs., for Mew Berne.
M.O., direct, every Monday and Thursday,
"' making eloae eonneotlon with the A. fc N.
ii. R- k. tor all stations on that road, and
-with the Hteameri Kloston and Howard for
JUaaton, Trenton, and all other landings on
" (ha Keoaaand Trent Klvers.
Rjttnmlnir. will sail 1BOI NEW BEBNB.
' Ost NORFOLK direct, at 1p.m., Tuesdays
- and Fridays making eonneotlon with the O.
ffBSwis
Boston, ana noviaenee,
- , . steamer Kinaton, Cant. Dixon, will sail
for aunston on arrival 01 steamer ?
, , JorasV au cooda ears of o.d. b. a. oo Nor-
awe. ra.
Passengers will And a good table, oomfort-
anie rooma,aaa ntrfwumr airau
Uon will be paid them by the officers.
X. B. ROBERTS, AgentT
' ,.ll.aALLAaHKK.AeTnt,
' . Norfolk. Va.
W.O, QUILL AND tN.Trafflo Manager,
v : . New York UK y.
lawaSterk claroliiia Dispatch.
fast Passenger and freight Line between
jCaaUrn North Carolina Points, and all eon,
. p. noQUons 01 me
FBrlHaTIiVABIA RAILBOAD,
- xsioxuuijia
Maw Tarku PAlUdelpAla, Rorfolk, Hal
tlasere and Boston.
Tits OBIiT Tri-Weekly Una Ont of
Igl Rlf AND ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED
,.;..;! . v I. BX Bin BlIlilS
, ii
"I
Balla from New Berne;
WKDNKSDAYI,'.
- 4.BO P.lk-X..
. Btopplng at Koanoe;island sach way and 1
HrS: ' Norfolk; Boathero Ballroad. -
fha Esstern Dlspstoh Line, oonslstlng of I
'V' the Wilmington B. 8. Oo., Norfolk Southern I
.. -1 aV B New York, xuua. ana norroia h. n I
- ' uil Pannsvlvanla B. form a reliable and I
l eg alar Una, offering superior facilities for I
. uiok passenger and freight transportation. I
: . No transfer except at Elisabeth City, at I
. V,. which point freight will be loaded on ear to I
-- ao tnrougn so Destination, . . -. ,
Dlraet all goods to be shipped vlatasUrn
. uarousa inapatn oaiiy aa nuowa -
u from New .York, by Panna. B.1B,, Pier 27,
Frera Philadelphia. bytPhli,, V.nd Balto.
.: H.R..DeekBti Station. ...
. ; rromBaiUmora,by Phlla,, WlLfand Balto.
A. It., rnwiuvBtrji. dwuud. ' . .
C' Has frtoia bv Norfolk Southern B. K.
. ; i From 1mm ton, by Merchants A Miners Trans-
. . , . oortation UOA New York and New Kngland
A K. -
us.bauWui time anfeka thanrtr
yOm.rUne. - ..v;. .-
P V.SB.R. B.. Philadelphia.
i, wi"
j
Bl B. Cooks, Gen'l Freight Agent.,
iL 0. HorxjixtJ. utnerat jrraigBtgans
' y : . . . , , ....... New berne, N. 0.
JaiLimn:
r.zcrzr.ED.
- 7. J!. irnnri baa reopened a
r:. -' ' I "pj Homa In the city,
VneMne,
- ror luruisr lnrormatian appiyto . . l solely by uie TtLEft DtoK yu.t.ti i-omiw, f-ii
W. H. Jovoa (Gent Freight TrafflO Agent, I .iiiso.ww..'Ba.ij"tlasstasi
P, B.B.) General Tratne Agent. ajgtrrerprume. boouinti im. .. ll.
am. IHTlFHSHg. Division Freight TAgent I n anssatao asssa-s-mts" atwaiw
Al
JSkPSSBBaBBlSBB
JOTTKTWfll
proprietor or
Eastern Mr Carolina
L1arl)lel7orl(s
N E W BERN E, N. Oe
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..fJASjiflBii . '
Ordwi toliritad Aid tivtn anaiDi fti-
leaaoa. wiu uuiawom gttAiuiwM.
. . t . A ; . t -a, . . ai
Tarra Oetia TaaM' w tAaa aa
krUAed M Uie m ln. rates.
HUMPHREYS
VETERIKARYSPECinCS
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hogs,
AND P0U1TBY.
000 Page Book on Treatment ef Aalmala
aad Chart Seat Free. .
cuhbi ! Fevera,Cenateetloa8,laflamnatioii
A. A. IHplnai lllenlnaitle, inim Fever.
B.B.Mmtratna, l,ameueea, Kheamatlam.
CO. Distemper, Masai Ulseharges.
V.V. uets er uraos, wems.
E. B. Coaghs, Heaves, Pneumonia.
F. F. Colic er Urlpea, Bellyache.
ll.MitiiecarriBge, nemormagee.
II. U. --Urinary and Kidney Diseases,
I.i k.:
LslaErnptiw-e DlsoaneaVp mange
Single Bottle (over 00 doses).
B table Case, with Specifics, Msnoal,
VeterlnsryOareOUanailedleator, fT.OO
Jar Veterinary Care Oil, ,. ,... 1.00
Mi J PitthOl PH'i SajwS)MT
S Uty welft if prill i
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28
AwaUWAAAMII
SPECIFIC No.
In u 80 jean. The mr raeoasafal nmdr far
Nervous Debility, vital Weakness.
snd Prostrstion, from' oieMrork er ethw esiuM.
at iw i&L or SvlAlaandlsmvisl nowdar. foraa
Bom ''J uraggmm, or hii po,pittan t-w-iy. wi pMt
BiarHBITg' bid. CO., Ill S US WUJUb St., In lark,
and Shoe Maker.
AH Styles of Boots and Shoes made
to order on short notice.
Repairing a Specialty.
XT. ASPEN,
Craven street, opposite Journal offlde.
OEO.HEIiDEESOlTi
IisracB Ipit
Eejiresantlns' Ininrairse Company of Horth
tmanca. ax i-juiaaeipriia.
Eomclnrnraries Com can v. of Ktm York.
Qneek InsnranM Comnanr. of Easlaad. '
Tt . . , 1. M, w n . .
uom sjirs uwiranos uomsaay, si
Nonh cytllna Iajuraaea Csapeav,
af Baleigh. -
draaawltek 'Tasnraaaa rtaanaa. al Has)
yniiM uaaerwnwrf xamnuiot impta?.
ntn. .
Iasarsnot Oompsnr, af
- iulySdwtf
1X00 Canulno Tyler Curtain Casks SSI ana
SOA Urn finnt Csih.
Wo. OOT Antlqne Oek Buutdard Tyler TJwAs.
n.ln. Ions by of. Ola. high. Vloeand Dost
Proof, Zlno Bottom under drawers! Jentt Brasr
llr,i tartslm Polished Oski Writing VsbtoiTsa
Uer lock) one look securing all drawer t SBsari
lnii..iin,nnniiiil In sndt Paneled
FniSed Back? Bisnkos'iraiiSltoiW.urU
All lS.Triee, ST. V.B,mMmm-r m.m wm
Also strraquw ''-.-,
a.mAajiAhnvA.ArDtmadeof BOlla
I Antiane Ash. sood ss oak., S7elsas sjvw laa,
I i..9vm?rrZi asLItt. BSInsed
I from our indlansrllsrotoiT dliet Maoaaa sola
y. j t f t 1 1 P yiwmfmi!?SZM
4t Wa Ittrota awry tWaf . Wa atmrt yo. Ma rialu
irfdwrmHinret
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iha work. Bur t iMra,
W fonilth mrylUiir. W ttarl yoo. . rUS. Tl v daM.
I rear imi, auninu, or all yow .no I. w. -loniaaa
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S24.
THE JOURNAL.
now.
BT Jt. M. W.
Hearts are aad and lloa are tiehlnir.
Hande are bowed with weight or woe;
Hopes are oraihed and balre are whites-
'Neath the drift of sorrow "g mow.
Homes ate lonely, hands are weary.
Daye and honra are francht with
'baIb: '-r 4 '
Forms are toae and obAlre are raoant,
fiBTsr to be fllled again.
A-imsAra1 dead and longings blighted.
Fortnns'agoal wae hard to win;
Spirits faint and souls are dying,
trailing 'neata their load of sin.
Can you speak a word of oomfort.
Watt not tu the eare are dun,
And the chill of death had fallen
On the weary waiting aonl.
Can yon give a smile of weiooae ?
wait not am tne eyes are nia.
Past all hope of smiles and greeting
Underneath the ooffin lid.
Can yon eay a word of warning ?
Bave an erring one from harm;
If you have a olaepof greeting.
Give It while the hand is warm.
Have yon e'er a loving message
That will soothe an aohine brow ?
Walt not 'til the grave is yawning.
Brother, lister, say it now.
What the World Beads.
In the literary world there is
one potent truth; That one-half
, j p i. i -
nas no conception w wuas is
read by the otner nair. Tnere is
an impression in the minds of
some authors and publishers
that "anything is good enough
for the country people." Now, a
man, be he author, publisher,
newspaper editor or magazine
manager, commits no greater
error of judgment than when he
falls into that idea. There is a
portion of this vast American
public which will read anything
offered it. Tne gauaiest-iooKing
volume will seem to this class
the finest product of book-mak
ing 5ut this percentage is small
mighty small,
The average man or woman
liviDir in this country has
pretty accurate idea of a good
paper, magazine or book, and to
pick up a bucolic reader as a
literary ignoramus means to
drop him quicker than a hot
poker. The literary intelligence
of the reader away from the
book centres is not at one-tenth
of the low ebb that some writers
and publishers think it is. I
have seen a score of men
interested in writing and mak
ing books find this out to their
disadvantage.
The advance in railroad
communication has brought the
country very close to the city in
literature, lust as well as in all
other things. Years ago the
weeklies of the great city dailies
had enormous circulations
throughout the rural districts,
Of how many weeklies of city
dailies is tnis true to-day r ine
weekly edition of the metropoli
tan newspaper has become al
most extinct; that is in com
parison to its former greatness
and wide influence. It is rare,
nowadays, that you can go into
even the humblest country
dwelling but you will find on
the centre table a current
number of one of the great
magazines, or a cony of the
newest book. If the .city has
progressed in its reading, so has
tne country, it city peopie
demand a higher standard in
their literature, so do the coun
try resident8.-Richmond Times,
Mr. Poe'g Little Book.
Eighteen hundred and fifty
dollars was the price paid in
Boston-" recently for a little
paper-covered book containing
bjrMr-. Poe. '
' Mr. Poe was broke when she
little book was made by a
second-rate job printer, whose
rustio aaverusemens appears on
the back cover. Mr. ' Poe was
also broke pretty consecutively
rrom mat time to nis aeatn. inis
circumstance accounts for the
rareness of the book. Mr. Poe
was unable to get the edition in
circulation.
- There being but two or these
books in existence and but one
in the market a good' many
fentlemen were eager to get fit.
he auctioneer had. compara
tively little trouble in coaxing
the bidding up to nearly ,
,1 Mr. - foe looted down.
peradventure, from the Elysian
fields and considered how much
he had desired, and how vainly.
to sell ' the same little
book 'i for a quarter
during nis lue-time. ne may,
perhaps, have been much as
tonished and a uttie saa.--
Richmond Times. - ,
. - LEMOH WiTaTB,
For bilWranosg and eonstipation, take
sVaaaesi Bttsliv " -" "'" b
,, For indigestion and foals omaoh, tajko
toniOD Elixir. i
For aiokand nervous headaohes, take
Lemon, Elixir'
For sleeplessness and
take Lemon Elixir. . 1
j For loss of appetite and debility, take
LatBoa Elixir. '
For : f ever, chills and malaria, take
IrftTTVfaa Elixir. ' '. , i '
, Lemon Elixir will not fall yon la any
of the above diseases, all of wbioh arise
from a torpia or aisessea iivsr.itomaan
kldneve. boweie or blood. . - -
Prepared only by Dr. B. Uonley,
Atlanta, Oa. --rv,..;,;;;...'
60o. and 11.00 per bottle. Bold by
druggists.
a PBOM1BKNT MINIBTBB W BITES. 4
After ten years of great suffering
from Indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, bilioninesa, disordered kid
nava and constipation, I, have been
oured by Dr. liosley 'a Xemoa Elixir,
and am now a well man.
TeV. U. O. DAvT",
.,tid. M.F..C..1
Sontha-'i':.'1
S. R. STREET,
General
FlflE AND LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE, N. G.
THE
BEST THING
IN THE
UNITED STATES
FOB
One Cent
IS THE
PHILADELPHIA
RECORD !
$4 per year, Daily.
$3 per year, omitting Sundays
FOB
THE FARMER
AND THE
BUSINESS MAN.
THE
RECORD
HAS
NO EQUAL.
Addbess:"THE RECORD,":
Philadklphia.
NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA Craven county.
Robert O. Mosely, Executor of Charles Staf
ford, dee'd, vs. O. K. Palmer and others.
Pursuant to a Judgment of the Superior
Court in the above entitled proceeding, I
will sell at Pnblle A notion to the highest
bidder, at (he Court Bouse door in the city
of New Berne. N. C on Moaday the tfih day
of June, ism, at vi o'oiook, noon, tne ioiiow
lag deeorlbed lands, to wit:
A tract of land in said Craven oounty, git
nated on the east side of Bam nel's creek and
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at a dog
wood stump nearthe honse of the late dam
nel Dndley, Wm. Mitchell's old corner, and
runs south 88" east 8 poles to a stake; then
south 84 poles; tnen south 9 east 00 poles
serosa the swamp to a slake, then south
4814 east l poles to a staae, men soutn w
east SI poles to Wm. Johnson's line then
south 70 west 70 poles with his line to 8am-
uel'a oreek, then up said oreek lau poles to a
gum en said creek and Manly and Sim
mon's mill, then north 22 east 77 poles to
beginning being same conveyed by J, J.
Dudley and oi hers to Chas. Btalford, by deed
registered In said oonnty In Book 87, folios
265 and 280.
Also, another tract of land in Bald Craven
county, adjoining the above described land,
lying on Trent roaa aoont nve mues irom
the city of Newbern, known as the "Mit
chell's Island," containing 12a acres more
or lets.
Terms Ohe-bair caan. Balance in tnree
months with interest thereon,
ROBBBT O MOBELY,
ro6 Executor Charlea Stafford, dee'd.
THE 8TURTEVANT HOUSE,
NEW YORE.
oo-
:0
AMERICAN
PLAN ,
3.50 TO 3.00
ETJROPEAN
PLAN
1.00 Per Day
UPWABD.
O r OO
o
THJB BTTJBTKVAMT HOUSE
Is the most central In the olty! near all ele
vated roads, street oar lines, principle places
of amusement and large re taU stores.
AU the Comforts of Home with the addi
tional conveniences of the metropolis if
offered onr guests.
TBI STCBXBVAHT HOUSE,
Braadwa;
ay, H8UiS(2Ul Sts,.
..rTew TerB. W. W
J. 1 BET1B, Prn. TBOX. BAHIElS,Tiee Pres.
fl. EL SOBEETS, CnilileT,
The National Bank,
OF NEW BE&NE, N. C
Inoorpobatkd 1865. '
Capital,
Surplus Proats,
$100,000
86.700
DIRECTORS.
Jas. A. Bbtah, Thos. Daniels,
Oh as. 8. Bbtah, J. H. Hackbuen,
ALEX. MILLBB, Lk UABVEY,
O. H. ROBERTS.
THIS !s the machine that
. J is used in the Office.
Court-room, and for reporting
icctures and setoops. L;
' While sta speed ia oter thaniuij
otner- kflotnt method, it it- so simole
that aflj tatelllgtatf utsor) can gahij a
speed or zoo or more vroras per mm
teV 1A tHdd ivaikvvritlioutUe1
aid of iut Inatrhctor. Circulars and
testimonials sent to alt who mention
this paper. r, ' (, , :
; , . E. T. POCE, FAltTTE. OHIO,.
661m Astontl?,!inttinadB,
Seasonabla Goods!
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; Ice Owam Freezers,
AND
ijti-jJ.V
Lawn Mowers
AT
TO
0i5ti
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how many times February will have
five Mondays from January , 1892.
to January 1, 1942, a period ot nity
years, half a century, wo will give a
gentleman's or lady's double-case
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gentleman's or ladies gold watch
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ingly handsome silver watches; T
the ten next correct answers, "Thc
Life, 8peeches and Writings of HcDry
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GREAT MAGAZIXE-
The Century's Programme In 1 8!)2-A
New "Life of Columbus" Articles for
formers, etc.
THAT trreat American periotiioal,
The Century, is going to outdo its
own unrivaled, record iu its
programme for 1892, and as many
of its new features begin with tbe
November nunber, new readers
should commence with that issue.
In this number are the opening
chapters of
"Tne nauiansa, '
a novel be Kudyard Kipling, the
famous author of "Plain Tales from
the Hills," written in collaboration
ith an American writer, woicotx
Balestier. It is thefetory of a young
man and a young woman from a
"booming" Colorado town, who go
to India, he in search of a wonderful
eweled necklace, cauea "tiie
Nanlahka" (from which the story
takes its name), and she as a
physician to womon. The novel
describes their remarkable adven
tures at the court of an Indian
maharajah. Besides this, The
Century will printthree other novels
during the year, ana a great nninDer
of short stories by the best Ameri
can Btory-wtiters.
Tbe well-known bumorist ivigar
W.Nye ("Bill Nye") is to write a
series of amusing skerches which
he calls his "autobiographies," the
first one of which, "The Autobiog
raphy of a Justice of the Peace," is
in NovemDer. xnis numoer aiso
contains a valuaple and suggestive
article on "The Food-Supply of the
Future,'' which every farmer should
read, to be followed by a number
of others Of Great Practical value
to Farmers, treating especially of
the relations of the Government to
the farmer, what it is doing and
what it should do. This series will
include contributions from officers
of the Department of Agriculture,
and other well-known men win dis
cuss "The Farmer's Discontent,"
"Cooperation," etc., etc.
A celebrated Spanish writer is to
furnish a "Life of Columbus,"
wbioh will be brilliantly illustrated,
nd the publishers of The Century
have arranged with the managers
of the World's Fait to print articles
on the buildings, to. . ,
One ol the novew to appear in
1892 is - . 1
: . A-Btory of New York Lile
by the author of ''The Angloman
iacs," and the magazine will contain
a great deal about the metropolis
during the year, among other
things a series of illustrated articles
onThe Jews in New York." In
November is an illustrated descrip
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PureiiHin to a IiuIvihumi ui lie f
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nem i-orii, r er w i a lulu ku..,:j
I"" Siiiil on (,r New lli-rnr, ,i,:ii.- l.n-
Illllll Co Iivey, il I) Jiir-luiu , J11..T .
KR-lmMl-,m, tiy liei-d m-ir, ,1 In 1'iavrii
coiinly il, li.jnk o. 01, fill.,, ,. ,, un.l J.'-
f, 'iliini iiideMlof r;. v. CariKsntur. v. s. ( ,
to Ki.-lmrd i o,.p -r. rei nril-,i :n mu,1 county
in Uooit Nil. m, folio ;. il io allien dd
left-runce Is liuifhy iuhiIo f.ir Inil i escll;,
llon, wlili h 1 1 linprovenit'Ulb liitrL-ou.
'! ills A pi il :'2J imi-J
JABW W. HIUDl.i:,
11 CliJlilll-Hli'lU'l".
Notice of Sale.
Iu pnreuanceor a lu lament of fir. d innrr
Of uiorllaue. anil an nmur nf al,. ,..,.,1.. ,
r'eliruary Term. WZ.ot llie Huicr!or Conn
ol Craven county, in ih civil ,.ii, i
,tiwl jamea c. narnnon. Aduinistrator or
' " ,,,,, " ,no.B,:,J
the highest bld-Jer, at the Court House doo
in traven couuty, in theel'y of Mow Hern.
on Monday, May ;(Uth, at 12 o'clock,
noon, the following described land:
Lying and being lu No. l Township. Craven
cmiuty. North Carolina, begluniug ui a euud
oak on the wideof tne in Bin road at ihu l'oik
leading to John P. Jj'ook's; tlience iunnlng
up BHld main road north -il deyrees east 1 1
poles; then north :;V.-. ijegrfcs east pules,
then 13 aereeN wetiiHU pules to tne hieitory
on the corner of th land forir.erly beioiMj
Ing to Mttjor Willis aLd Htuulracli illm;
ttienca running Mliadrach W lilts' line muhIi
7. degrees eust io6 poles to the oak and pli e
it iiu iiir-o iiits line oi uetii Horn ornian Wil
II" to Major Willis soulli 1 ilcsree went
,,,. som1 , degrees west SI poles; soulli TJ
iiPKreos went 22 poll!,; soulli b detrrios
poles to a larj;e red osk on the neok path or
road, near (Jiarts'8 o:d Held; then along Hit.'
neett path or road tsoutli lit decrees wul h
poles; Ht-uih Si degrees west hii p'des to ll.e
begtnniny, cttntulhing I ht aen-sinore or less
being tho si-lie destrr!
t-d m tin- ni'irtgnf:e
llet; inter of l u-t ds of r on founty uuj i i
recordt d in iouk 1-.:
coiiiplamt in
lf nt nesttld acr.
Tuih A pi .) .
ll.ivllii; ,iml,ilc.l lis A'Jnlliiisli at r
OHlKlo ol Henry l-iejip,., dece'iseil, lief
OJerfc of tlie Sup.-nor Conn ,,f i
;) v
11. c
'raven
comity, notice U lioreliv given tliiit nil per
BOH8 havint; claims iu;n!nnt sill.l t'stnti- will
prt'Bont them cu or tiefore 1 1:,- 271 h ,!ay , f
April, 1MU, or this nollcewill bo pieudel )u
bar of ilietr recovery.
AU pcrxons in, looted to k;i!(! cKtaio will
make Immediate settlement witn llm im-
Ucrslgmd.
BTKl'HBN liRAC.W.',
Adm r ik-nry 1'-. ,.
April '.7th, 1--SI-. bv
BtAte ik Koii'i'ii CAi!0i.i:.A-toiir.ly
1'amllco.
In the Superior Coint.
Oordon Hollow Blast Urnlo Company
Jan T. loung, Cuiia. II. Hull, in n, ciiKs ,i
Melvlu Littleton V. Hull, Wm H Allwim
find Lewis Thompson, Iradii:,; as Voiii. ;.
Cole burn &Co.
Notice.
The defendants above iiami'd will ta;c.
notice that an action entitled as tiliove !,ns
been conilnenced In tlie Hnperlor l ourLi,.'
1 amlico county to r, cover tho Mini of 1 o.ir
Hundred and Iwenty-nlite -I7-I'.'l lioiliira
aud Interest upon two promissory notcn -ecutcil
oy defendant compaiiy to p.mmi!!,
ana tne eaia (leienuanta will turliif r tQKD
police that they aro reiilied to himhvt al
the next term of toe Superior Coin-1., if I'ii lu
Uco county, to be held on llie lith .Moinlay
after tbo 1st Monday In .Mari-ii, lr.ij, at tin
Court House of fluid county, in Cayroi-o. N.
U. , anil answer or daitnir to tho coin plalii; ; i,
said action, or tuo pluiiillitwill (,pp.v lo t io
court, for the relief demando! In aaiil co.a.
plaint.
This Arrll 'ith,
l-'KSTl'S -MIl.l.Ki:,
a'J (ivy C!o: k Superior Court, I'uinl'.co (.c.
NOTICE.
The undersigiifd, ytephen O. Itobrts, bns
duly qualllled h Artmlnlntra!ur or liio es
tate of Alarv T. Htunly, biu! bo-eby kIvi
notice that ho reiutres a'l ivtmib Imvlrj;
claims against tho esiateof the fc.ihl Mury 't .
Stunly to present them to thf bhU h-ieiiiK--.: i
(1. Roberts, duly ant hpntirsiTert. i,r nav-
meni, on or cetoro tho Wlii ly ot Mareh,
18!U, or else this iiotloe wiss L.o pleaiied lu
bar of recovery. I
Persona Indebted to tho i alaU' ifcl
wuuouL ueiay.
marlI9 dtf A-i:iiluiHti;a
Commissioners' Stile.
Pursuant to a Jndsement of the Snrcr'.oi
Couit of Craven conutv. rendered al the
b all Term, 18UI of said court In tho cure i r
L.J. Moore va. C. Locker, In which j udKcinenl
I was appointed commissioner to sell the
land mentioned In the complaints, I will on
the 80th day oi May; 1K1I2, Bell for cnoh at the
Court House door in theolly of New Bern
two lots Nos 71 and S asdealgnaud In the
plan of Farmvllle adjoining city of New
Bern and fully (et ont In the complaint lu
Bald action. Hale at 12 m.
td JAS. W WAl'fc Kd, Commissioner.
Administratrix's Notice.
The nnderslsined.MaryB.Tburber, bavins
duly qualified as Administratrix of tbe
iftte William ll. Thurber, hereby gives
notice that all versous havlnir claims
r gainst the said William H. Thurber
will present mem on or before the 2-Ht h day
of March, 18a, or this notloe will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons owing lis estate of sail Wil
liam H.lhurberwlllmakelmmedlaie settle
ment of i he same.
March 28th, 1893.
MART B. TH0RBKP,
Administratrix,
Gto. H. W n its, Atty. mar2t tiw
NOTICE.
Havlntr this day nnalifled as Execntor
of the estate of Allen Barnes, deceased.
before i he Clerk: of the Superior Court for
Graven county, all persons holding claims
sgalnst said estate will present them for
payment witnin iu montns rrom idis oate.
osathls notice will be placed In bar In their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make prompt settlement
u. .0. ha.uk.
Executor.
This April Hth, 1893. w
J, B. HtKOWlSr.
BARBERSHOP.
, KsatJr l4 1$ b Use m& atsls. Bstl
fseBwwlAMui4eM Bsift-r'V.:
North Carolina Pamlico Oonnly.
Superior Court Spring Tem. 189J.
Lemuel Bho well and wlf, Anna B. Bbowell,
PlaimiMs, against JameaT. Youus, Chaiiaa
11. Colburn Charies U. Melvtn, Littleton
. Hail, Wm, b. Allwlne and Lawia
ThompsOD, trading as Yonnf, Colburn A
Co., defendants. t- ,
The deftiiduDta will take notice that a
tiumiiinua titts kieen latued In tbis oaae
ayiiinyt ;he defendants, Jaa, T. yoanc.
harlcH il. C lhurn and Ijlltleton F. Bail,
-fcbucd on the 'ttl day ot May. l-gerredon
ihe defecdivnt Jas T. Young, and retornad
lj Hpriun Term, uyu, of fcjuperlar GonH of
Puniiu o county at which term of aaldoonrt
An order wa drained irom hla Honor Bpler
WLiin&r-r, Ju-'uj presiding. forn aliaa
summons or l r nublicatloa for any non
ri-bldetit d-fenams, upon proper affidavit
of I'i'iini: r. ihe i endants. Charlie H.
Colijnm, Lharle O ielyln, Littleton K.
i'.u, , '.V.u. li. AljwiL.w and Lewis Tbomoaoa
I w':l tr.fce uotire that said action Is now
j oiid iiiir an d ct issue In aald Superior Court.
I . :. t wr.t of attachment ha ftwen
j c i by !!k- said court ayalnst the pioperty
or i.ix.d ii jiunduut company, and that said
wr; : ni.-u1. i:tut has been levied en the
I saw j-r.if, ftteam engine and' other
'iTt . t.rry : dt-rcudants' company within
Nil' i"-ui.y. i ;e LaeiendanU will therefore
upierr n: the nevi term of Che Bnperior
;( . ;r;, i j bo -,is:A for Pamlico county, at
r,ft oi. .!.) Id day of May, 1892, and
tatsv.cr .jt lii'iiiiir to ihe complaint which la
I ' i i-'.' 1 I'W'ii :, or specially plead
, thfrein, a it; relief demanded wlil be
, ;;;m-1i :;i, -92.
r hHTIjrj MILLER. O. B.C.
'ore closure Sale.
. :."-::ia Co;.i:A.
: "' luo Clerk of the Hupeilor
i. : 'LV L-, '. county
y 1 v no Curleaa.
" ' r n "Kidmen of the Superior
i en i uumy, made at Fall Term,
; , -li'. ii. liio aecve entitled ao
;j i , ifr r. iJiiK'ii CommlBsloner, duly
i : ti.il i,y a judgment, will on
! "f May, 1SH2
1 .,; .niv ofbprlng Term, 1892, of
, . u; i), at 1L' o'clock, sell at
- J' in tlie Cily f New
.I,; in-!;, tl,o laud desciib d In
li iu 1 !.. M!on, and ordere to
- ':n.ii..i haid land lesiiuated
1 .. 1 1. uif .it li, oi, Uie north side of
',! lie ci uutyof Carteret and
i l '..miliia, beliiK the same
. I v h:. ii! John bailey from II
:.s . i.-.J, and recorded lu
. iwj,t- of ii, o I'ubllc Kccords
: .ouiiiy. Auoaceiior B.O.Gar
.v ..-.u .duieU January 28th,
iN-iT'k.l 'ii Monit "NN," paye 219,
;; ,fi- of Carteret county,
l ' ' -J of purchase from
, ttfti . We i:unlco, dated Jane
u, i ir- :-.:c:i in Book , page ,
' i1 i of t'artoret county,
i ,- i md one half aoreB more
ih, ! v.nii all the improvements
" ,;ln ri-lo lielonglng.
'.. . , vl'riON, c. 8 Os.
Couimlfisloner.
-'' ': n Craven county
I l .!;' . to uiake assets.
'y. r.xt.ator of Charles
I.. P:i!ni r and Desdemoua
e. Lyd:a Ann Barnes and
, 'u; i .his. c. tiarrlsou, ad
..1. iil!t.
. iifBuinl (..haries Barnes:
M n piocc-edlng entitled hr
fo!.i::,tjiieed in said court,
: -fi'li!- il. e real estate of
.', rid I't'i'i-iisprj, to ir.ake
suitlonl,
Pahrer I
vs. i
Cimiii-fi I'mU n'
mlutst rn ti-r or
'I o dla A mi i'.;
Tuk.- tir fii i-, il:
flb'jvu b;i hern
for tee psrp-.
Hllid ChKl 1 1 ; ' .
i.i -uiuinir-iiation mid ihe
itH ot mi: I
reby rimi;
id. And i ou are
;-enr at tho Court
-o:o W. .M. Watson,
o,i thu isth day of
o: demur to ihe'ccm
Vv . M. WATBbN,
Clerk fciup. Court.
(iW
ii: n-ld
VliTl.
April
pill Hi
Gomrnk:
:er's
Sale.
lui. .
I iirnnnia to it hi ;in,-nt of foreclosure of
oiii;m". hi;, I ti'i onlt-r of sale, at Fall
no,, i .-p. r;,r Couit of Craven
,iii. i. in:,;, m ,,(.i w hiroln Jos. L. Halin
ai, i'i:iinr.'; l.n i jitiuU'reoii Dudley et als.
in- ,!, in.:;,,; ,, i..i Cotiunl&Bloner duly
i.! ii"i i., .1 i, i.u i-ini,.,wertd tin said Judt$
i :it. uit.l i.rd. r ..I a:c. i wlil sell to the
!;.-.i-s: iMaii-'r lor casii.utthe Court Houso
oor ,,f hul l t'oinity, in thf city of Near
!t r,.o, on tne I'M day ol May, 1892, at 12
i lie following described
In ..r ::
Ia i:;u i
i!ly n
,lt-p;::.iil
I'll.. In ul
May I Mi
l,-t,l Inn
re.-ol-.l, il
K, '.,!
'1;,.:!
!; i,I .ami
al i--;i -.; .ii the city of New Berne,
1 ;.Ue ;..'oreisuitl, aiid known and
I i;-i I ' i N". 1'. in a plan of said
i.y I. 1'. ; iiioo (or A. T. Jerkins,
, I - ,7, ami more fully dt sorlbed In a
" ;li" nth ,l.iy o' May, 1X75. and
!n:v .1. l-."i, Honk 7(i, folio 11G,
GEO. II. WHITF,
Commissioner.
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ing claims against said estate Will present
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