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What; is
f- .WvVNXVVC'a!AsN& wi .i,vn-i.ivn in minimum!
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Intents
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
" other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays
fevcrlshness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
' cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
M Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chll
en. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of Its
good effect upen their children."
Dn, 0. 0. Osgood,
Lowell, lass.
Castoria is the best remedy for children of
j-hlch I am acquainted. I hope the lny is not
Cat distant when mothers wllloonsiiler the real
Interest of their children, and uso CaKton.i
ctead of therariousquock nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
ipenta down their throuts, thereby sending
them to prematura graves."
Da. J. F. Kikcfiklok,
Conway, Ark.
Xha Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, New York City.
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
o-rsa.
NEW BERNE. N. C.
Jtolimn and Ameriean MarbU emd
QualHim 0 JfofcHaJ.
Order aolicited and gven proper at
' tention, with satisfaction guaranteed.
Terra Cotta Vases for plants and flow
ers famished at the verv lowest rates.
GEO. HENDERSON,
' - (Bueeessor to Huberts A a ndorson),
General Insurance Agent
1 Hepresentlug insurance Company of North
.merle. il Philadelphia.
Home insurance Company, of New YorK.
'- Queen IneurApoB Uoinnany of EbKland.
Hartford Klre Insurance Company, of
faitfnrd.
.. North iolln H"me InsuranoeCompaoj
Ureeuwltoh Insurance Company, of New
'phsnta Insarance Co-nnany, of Brooklyn.
' Int' nndorwrltors tnsurooe Company,
Atlanta.
-Hoifjn rtorlns Innranc loropany
of
oston
101V . UWL
vt fa a riTT v An wn wenrself and fnas.
fly e ec the beat loe far year wejeT.
. Keeaentce la year footwear fcy "riiBlM
' W. L. UeaKlee rihees. whlcji repreaenl the
eat Tela- for prices asked, aa tbeaaaaAs
Mm Nortn Caroiina
iarble Works
x will lealiir.
SiEW.iL-DOUCL.AS
VTV '. ch"sme big? grade, onn represent a money valos
-. ' . ''- "f Sr beS.a Uie prloi'sohariied. bee that name and
:- ; .- fltfioaoMstanipetlonbottiii.icf enchshoe... r,.-
' . 1 '? V" eV. fc. Ieiigl llrecfcton. Mesa. 10011191
r : RRINGT0N4 BAXTER
:r.'"--..r-;''.' '.- at . ;" '. ;
HO KI MOUNT, N.'.O.
' J v. v ,r th oineiono of the pnbtia there
'''S$'Sm iinniKl. ia Kooky Mount, N, 0 i
'-" :'J-nur 1st. 18fl3, it Branch of the Keeley
. ' -v;rutlioM of Oweii-boro. N; O ; tot th
' 1 trsAtraetit of tha Liquitr -Optum. Chloral,
;. 0jcaiiMi ?ubev haUitr nd Nere E
' ; v bwietton ;:-"':cj',"-..i;t';-r.S' uru'
"V . -, , ?-.-. - . . , -
Jy V '.: Tbae ate the only mfuiarlj author
lvt !Te1tf Institutes Id the Btatfl. ; At
other olulmlnt; to bo woh are franduleii
-.. - - . .;-?. v. -J..--'
. . . . ROCKY MOUNT "V 'i
' the moat accessible point in the State.
On W. TV. IX. R i and termlnua of tho
- K. & 0 , of the A. & K ,' and Spring
Uope roads, 8 hour fn.m Norf cl 8
Iront Petergbnrjri 8J from Biohmtfodi 8)
' from WHmitifttoni 4 from Bateighj 1
from GoUshoro; 1 from W.eldou; 8 from
Fayettovlllo, and 5 houri from Edeoton
andB City over the Norfolk A Carolina
K. It Tuesdays, ThniKdaya and Saturday..-
" '
Tl.o town is progressive lilh, healthy,
4. . ' r v'---i J'-'id liiwpiubln people.
Castoria.
" Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend Uoa superior to any preocrlpUoo
known to me."
H. A. Aaoma, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
" Our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outaide practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it.11
United IIobi-itil and Dispbmsiry,
Iloeton, Mass
Aluem O. Surra, Pre$.t
NORFOLK, NEWBERH & WISHHBTM
DIRECT LINE.
Tri-Weekly Trips.
Iu order to make mere convenient and
dconomloal use of the vettele now employed
n ibe North Ofcrollua service, and inui to
Rotter Serve the Interests of Shippers,
the Clyde Line and Old Dominion 8 team
ihlp Company have eonelnded t merge
tneir respective lines oeiween newoern, w,
O.. a-.iil Norfolk:. Va. Into one line, tbusKlv-
11" passenger and trrjok shippers three trips
men wei'K between JNewoeru ana isonoia
via Washtnrtnn.
NO ADVANCE IN RATES.
On and after SUNDAY,
JAN. 1st, 1893,
snui farther nolle, the
.tenner NEWBERIE, Ca.pt Soothgite,
Steamer DEFIANCE, Ca.pt. Bargess,
AnD
SteiiBi ELKO, dpt. Short
will sail from Norfolk, Va for New Berne
direct, every Monday, Thursday and
MalurdHy, rnsKlua oonneonon witn
tne Atlantic ana Norm i;aroiiua naiiroaa
and the water lines on Neuse and Trent
rivers.
Humming, will sal) p ROM nswbern roi
NOUKULK. Va.. via Roanuke Island wharf.
every Tuesday, weanesaay ana rnaay,
mahinii connection at Norfolk with
Vlieuid Bay Hue, for Baltimore. The Olyde
Line, for Philadelphia. The Old Dominion
Rteamshlp Co., for New York, The Mer
etianis'and Miners' Line far ProTldenoe and
iloatou.and The water unea (or wosmni
i.oi, IXU.,and Klobmoud, Va., thus giving
m -II water loute to all Northern
,nrl ICsstern tol itn.
Also connection made with the O. A O.
11. R and N. A W. K K for the West,
faasenger will find a good table, oomrort-
ble rooms, and ererv oourtesy anaatten
von will be nald tbem bv tneotueers.
order all goons, euro or n n. vr.Kirui
Line, Norfolk, va.
KAL.Pd OllAT. Acting Agent.
o, id:
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
Kost Passenger and freight Line between
NXMUV BBRNB,
tern Nortn Carolina Points, and all eon
- Beouocgoftae .
PEIMSTLVAMIA , RAILHOAP,
IHOMJDIHO
aw Tork, PhlladelphU.lforfola, Bal
timer emd BestoB.
hs ONIiT Tri-Weekly Line 0t e
Hew Kerne.
KK HKW AMD KLKOANTLT K4UIPPJCD
BTKAMH.M
it
99
' Bella from Rsw Berne
UONUAYS,
VXDNUBin :
FBI DAYS.
pplng at Koeneee island oeh waj ad
tornaing oioee. eoauvetivai wi.h wm
N.irfnlk -ontharn Kail rood.
file Kaslern blspateb. Line, aonslstlng of
.be e llmlnKton 8.B. uo.. nonoia ountnern
it. H.. New York, Iblia. end h or folk H. H.,
. ..( pn. ivun 1a il u. . n.rm a reliable and
eaular line, otrrlng snperlof faellltlee for
lulok passenger and freight transportation,
(Jo transfer exoept at Kllaabetb City, at
whieb point freight will be loaded on oars to
go mrongn w owiusuud,
lintel all auoda ta oe shipped via Aatlera
oiollua Dlspatn da lj as follows)
riom New York, by Penne. IL B., PUrTT,
- Martb Kiver. ; v
Prom t'bilndelphla, byPhila,, W. and Balto
- U u.. lla.,Si HL.KtAiten. .
from Baltimore, by Fhlla., WU. end ttalto.
K ., President Hi Biauon
KArAtik. r Norfolk Hontbern K K.
l- u..i..n k uflh.nti A MttiMrs Trane
portatton jb.i Kew York and Mew JCngland
tr Rate as low and time qarnker Nub by
it. 11
ny other line
r other line .- -rot
further tnfnnnatl B apply to
y. H. joroe (Oen'l rrelgbi trsffls Agent,
t u R 1 H.n.1.1 Trll AlHt
i) to. BTCPBCNa. invlslon rreigm , Ageat.
P W, B. U Pblladelphle. .....
B. B. Ooobb, Gen'l Freight Agent,,
H,0, UDDOwa.Ueaerel Prelgbt Ageaa,-
tt. B worioisi. vo. . . t 'i t y
r am. nssvuwrnn, Asnt -t
; j " .. . .. Hew berne. . p.
Farmers &' Hercliants Banl.
NEW, BESIfE, Ni 0v
'AX
" Ortranlwid Iesg than two jeari
CAPITAL STOCK , r $7,000.00
Dividend . ; .- ,t,760.00
Hurplng and ProflU 11,000.00
L. El. CrnXM. . . . ... . Preeldeag.
W S. Oh ADWifit, O VW President,
T. "Vy, DkwiT,- ,v ' WMhlet,
A H. PowiLl.. ' . ' "' i - ! Teller,
- DIRE0TOI13: .
Wm. OIr r .. P. H. PHetler,;
J. v, Htewart. "V. H. Chadwlok,
I i , ( r, !', ' L
THE JOURNAL.
THE CHARI.
MATTHEW B. KHlGHT.
The strongest may not have most power;
Fate's favorite strikes not best his hour;
TSe wisest may not see most clear;
Host beauty is not in tne lair;
Sweet voice makes not most melody;
Who, t.uvelr may not widest see;
Whom most see is not know the best;
Who hard works may do the least;
Painter and poet cannot reach
The charm it passes tint and speech.
There is a something in the air
Stronger than strengtn, tnan grace more
lair,
Wiser than wit, wider than space,
More candid than a lover's face,
More musical than melody,
More real than the thingB we see,
More cheering than earth's rares; wine:
Seek it, grasp, keep, and alt is mine!
ARTEMIS.
B. H. BRYAN.
I know that in the first faint flush of day,
ain the cold maiesv of breaking morn,
Still doth Artemis, silent thro' the wood,
Seek the rude boar, or startleU uappicd
fuwn.
Myself, I saw her under jon great oak
Boautv and power leaning in repose.
She the sufficient! She who turns with
scorn
From the white form where fawning
Venus rose.
The Dorian dreas clings round the stately
form.
And crushed beneath the pliant buskin
lies
The bruised asphodel, which yet must
gaze
In lingering adoration ere it dies.
Veil m", O wood-vines, from her solitude,
Sacred forever, since a "oudess here
O'er her own sorrows broods, divinely sad
Counting the losses of some subtil year.
Co.l. J.AUred Writes:
1 am in mv seventy-third year, and for
liltv vears 1 have been a great sunerer
from indigestion, constipation and bili
ousness. 1 nave tried an tne rcmeuies
advertised lor these diseases and got no
permanent relief. About one year ago
the disease assuming a more severe and
dnnirerous form. I became- very weak
and lost flesh rapidly, I commenced using
Dr. H. Mozley's Lemon hlixir. 1 gained
twelve pounds in three months. My
strength and health, my appetite ami my
digestion were perfectly restored, and
now I feel as yotiug and vigorous as I
ever did 111 my life.
L. J. Aixrkd,
Door-keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5, 1891.
A Mother's Report.
Mrs. N. A. McKntire writes from
SpriiiL' Place, Ga : Yir ninny years
have been a great sufferer from indiges
tion. sick headache and nervous prostra
tion. I tried many remedies, but got no
permanent relief until I used Dr. Mozley's
Lemon Klijtir. I am now in better health
than for many years. My daughter has
been subject to chills and fever from her
infancy. I could jet nothing to relieve
her; the Lemon Elixir has restored her to
perfect health.
Sold by Lruggisls, 50c. and $1.00 per
bottle. Prepared by JJr. i. Mozley,
Atlanta, Ga.
One boar to day ia worth tiro tr
morrow.
Birds of Passage
Between this and the other side of the
broad Atlantic, in the shape of tourists,
commercial travelers and manners,
agents ,lon the road steamboat captains.
ship s surgeons ana "an sorts ana cmiui
tiong" of travelers, emigrant and new set
tlers appreciate and testify to tne pre
ventive and remedial properties of Hog-
tetter's Stomach Bitters jn sea sickness,
nansea. malarial and rheumatic trouble,
and all disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, Against the prejudicial in
fluenccs of climate, crudely cooked or nn
accustomed diet anil impure water, it is
sovereign safeguard, and has been so re
irarded by the traveling; public for over t
third of a century. No lorm of malarial
fever, from the calenture of tho Pacific
and the broken bone tevcr ot ' the Missi
aipi. to its milder types, can resist the
curative action of this beuignrnt preserver
and restorer of health, a veritable boon
to persons in feeble health or liable to
incur disease.
Not to bear conaoienoe is tbe way
to BileDce it.
RBBfARKABLH RK8CVK.
Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plalnaeld. 111..
makes the statement that ah oaught sold,
which settled on her lnnai; aha was treat
ed for a month, by het family physician,
but grew worse. He told her ahe waa a
hopeless Tlotlm of consumption and that
bo medioine could euro her. Her druggist
suggested Dr. King's New DUeorery for
CoDfumption; she bought a bottle and'to
ber delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued Its rise and after
taking ten bott'ea found herself sound and
well, now does her own housework and Is
as well as she erer waa. Free trial bottle)
of this Great Discovery M F B. Duffy's
wholesale and retail dm. store; large oov
ties. 60c and 1.00. .
L -Learning makea a man fit compa.
ny for himBll.
' Mt wife was confined to ber bed for
orer two months with a yery severe at
tack of rbeqmatism. We could get noth
lnff tiiat would afford her'auy relief, and
. r.t . . I i . ,
as a last resort gnye unamDeriaiq s rain
Balm a trial. : To oar great rarprlse she
begun to improre after the first applica
tion, and by using It regularly she was
soon able to get up and attend to ber
bouse wotir, ft. a, ionnsonr oi v. 4.
Knutson ft Co., Kenslnrrton, Minn. , 60
Cent bottles for sale by J V. Jordan. .
OomtnisBloper's Land Bale.
The undsralcnM ha1ni bera appoints
b toe Bapsrlor Oourt ot OiSTsn eouDtr.lt
oumtnl.t lunar to sell ths lands daaorlMd la
the complaint In Ihe aotlon penaiaa uisrsin
wbsr Maoon Brjr.n la Plaintiff and Lttar
ALt Dnii m and wifa ara Detsndants. as
will mors nllj appear from- the JsdsmenU
him a. door In the IIT of Hewbero. on MOo.
d H.v ths 1st Hu:t, at the hour of twelve
M to tii uiihest biihier for o.h, ths lands
desnnlxwl In ilia said Jiniiinent 4o-wlU 75
mr) aiiliiliilna the lanus of rrsmao H!
( h.riih, Ji shua tof and otbais to
y i.vu iMinniv. "...
' W, T. W 'tVi"t.
THE
Confederate War, Journal,
An Illustrated Magazine, !
Edited by General Marcus J Wright;
(Agent of the War Department for
the Collection of Confederate
Records) : Ben La Bree,
Associate
The first number will be insued
April 1st. Published by the War
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call this mightiest of modern Con
flicts and most gigantic of nil
straggles.
The War Journal wm oe replete
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made from Sketches made by a
Corps of Artists, ni.iny of whom
followed the fortunes ot the (Jon
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War.
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Battles, Sieges, Charges, Vessels ol
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rjmnuuir aio. eoa. i u a i u winua sl,
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Should Bear in Mind
Th.l ih.Hiun for s,ttaks of Oronolsnow
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uutry, na tor saw or
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Ov,r 5 twin . MoBorieys Btoro.
, R N. DUFFY'S
COUGH MIXTURE,
A. Pioapt nd Efflowat BAtn.djr for
Oonghs, Oold, Croap, Brodchitis,
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TblsnMlslii ta srmlld and sjttrssp-
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tb.lnlmtloasdlssMea, mpMlally lu lilph
thari.. Bn.Tlat li.v.r. M.HI.s. 0.. nd In
stomach and bosral ironbls, da to rumao-
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..i.i.i.m r. run bnulcwrfnlly, nd
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Haif just retarned with a
LAEGE LOT OF
HORSES AND MULES.
HE SELLS THE
BEST ROAD CAKTS
EVKU SOLD IN THIS MAKKET
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Wm. Dunn, Vico-eres. H M.Uiujvkh. Teller
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ltliout pln by the
ute of Nltro Ullde
Uas.
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.I'.ce. roi iwr cr M Iddle Sir. et and r'edeift
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The Shoemaker,
lilies t.i infiii'in his i;itri)iiK ;nnl tho
(.iibiti'. ii'mjnti'j inui uulii :uri.ui'i n"iia
ho cmi In! fnuud t tlic
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WE TELL YOU
nothing new win u tati that it pay- toenfliipi
in :i itTinaiifiit, most Inulthy aud plraottnt bu.-n
. tliut retoriiti i
proiu tor every nny
li is tho buslines we offer tliewurkinir class
V- ii ut'li them Ikw to make iimiicy rapiilly, anil
Piuirrtiili'i' t'vcrv one who follow our iiiMtructiuui
l.nilifiilly the making of 300.00 a month.
Kvcry one win) takeii hold now and wurkfl will
iiirely and speedily increase their earning; there
cm ! no ouentioii about It; others now at work
are loiti(f It, ami you, reader, can do the game.
Ihi-t H the best paying builnens that you him
evrr iiad the clianco to secure. You will niuke
trravo mistake if you fall to give it a trial at once.
If oii(rraip tho situation, ami act ijulckly, you
will directly find yourself in a meet prosperous
hu.-ini s, "I which you ran eurely make aud auvt
lai Re -inns ..f money. The results of only a few
hours' work will often eijual ti week's wages.
hi tln r ou ure old or vouiip, man or woman, it
m. Millrrenre. (fo IIS we tell VOU. &nd 8UC-
cesH will meet vuii nt the very start. Neither
experience or cnpital necessary. Tlio-,e who work
for lit are n wnrd d. Why not wrile to day lot
full mirlit iilarM. tree E. C. AI.LKN CO.,
flux No 40, AiiK""ta, Sle.
I. A BRYAN, Pro. THOS. DANIELS, Vice Prce.
8. H EUllEETo, Casiiier.
The National Bank,.
OF NEW BERNE, N. C.
iNOOlifORATSD 1895.
Capital,
$100,000
surplus fronts,
98.168
DIBE0TOR8
Us. A. Bbtan, Tik8. Danibls.
Ouas H. Bbtaji. J. H. HaOKBDRH,
Jno Dunn, L. Harvet,
a. H. BO DIETS
Execution Sale of Land.
By vlrme mnd la parsasnoe of o.rtRtn
wilt of eieoutlon.to m. Issued from the
rtuperior (Jourt of Craven ooanty, In the
solum entitled Harst, Pnrnell A Co. against
A. M. Williams, i will on
Monday, May 1st, 1893,
atth.feoarofTw.lT. M .sttheOourt Hoase
d.torlu tlie oity or newborn, to satisfy tbe
sin exoonnon a.Di, sen w iQ.niniiesv oia
der, for oash, th. land lerl.d upon, to-wit:
One lot in tn. town of vanoaotkro. partien.
larlv described In dews registered Book
1W, pRvje 7, of th.omoa of th Registrar ol
Oeeds of CrT.n ooutt ty.
on. lot desorlbed la dMd registered In
Book SB, pag. mot RMMrd of said offlo.
Alan tnose land d Ascribed in deediegle-tr.l-
Book HO.Dsxe 9KI. of ald offloa.
Th said laud bslng l.Tl.d upon and sold
as me property of K M. William at and
slnoe tb data of th dook.tln of th said
Jadgm-nt, and not laoludM in tn nome
KHsi sei apart w nirn.
. ThBi Mason alth.l8U8.
- w . h. lAjinat.
mat2 Sheriff Crarsn County,
sflVsM MnsVs
ttUatfl tvallumta al 1 -lai ot
4c my otk. Hm uwMrrrfMsirtNfi fc
. XW thdrwan tt At I moalh' LrwA-
WMfU kta 1 Lha M Uw
ttatU. 4 im. rk II la.
WaM-.ila. w tm. n to.
1MWIM1IIHIMNwY
ui piar JI arr ft tlt.&
Ti.rl.J. WlU.-rn iaj.1T
MlfTS TMf Atfcft BT
Ilia. ttta. I
tBlnanlriMWttll lUmp rrvlnwd.1
PAllt-NTB THtAltO bT MAIL. ,iiHi.t aiiftt.
baruitaa. KaW.rHr.-, fUrt'1 DnM tD r
rat
NOTICE!!
HONEY TO LOAN at 4 Per Gent UTESEST
ON EIGHT YEARS' TIME.
Come yourself and learn the particu
lars. We loan on Real Estate secmjty
be it In town or in the country.
Apply to ISAAC H SMITH,
2 jlly Gen'l Mirr., New Berne. N. C
Removed.
W. P. JONES
Has moved his business to
the Store on Middle street
adjoining the Drug Store
of F. S.Duffy, and is still
carrying a Fall Line of
FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES. For Sals ai a Bargain.
One fonr light Extension Chan
delier, with globes and piisms.
One Lamp, duplex burner, with
prisms.
One extension oak Dining Table
a fine one.
One 48-ponnd Feather Bed, good
as new.
Any person desiring to buy the
above at a great naciiflce will please
correspond with 1x 40J, New
Berne, N. O.
G. L. HARDI80N,
Thurman, N. C,
Mauufautuiur ufand Dcaloi in
FIRST-CLASS BRICK.
800,0(K) now rwt.ly tor tin' m;irkct. Will
sell an c1ioh as any other man. je2(5tf
XI. XjB. IE3!tlX9
BOOK STORE
Stationery!
Blauk Hmikb, and no'.v lut Standi'.rd
Works of Renowned Atit''is.
l'rayri anil I'.yn i r nnl;s. lnlU s
Pursex, 1'ous, Pctioil-J etc.
Ali', Lato 1'aniTM and I', ri.niirals m
coivodd aily li)lf
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EXEOUTOR'S NQTI0E.
. 11 V uuum.uu, 1. M 1 1 J HI .IHIII.
irdj qnalldwl be for. th. Ol.rk of th. rjopo
rtor onrta. BzMBtwoftb.MUtUote.tMT
Williams, Ho.fu D.rD7 iTMnouo. inti
o. renalrM all nanoni havlna .lalms
agalnat Um sstat. of tb. said OatMy Wll-
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auiT anth.nttcaud. for nunml os or
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this boUm will b plMMlwt to ba .1 rsooy.
rAions IndsbW io tha satatf teaat pi.f
Tivwui mw.f BATHAST IISDAI.B,
Notice. '
gtato of North Carolina Craven County.
Superior Court. Before the Olerk. . -i ,
Bneolal Proceedings to sell Real EsUta.
Jfunes C. liarrlflon, Admn of Newsom W.
Dall, deceased, riBlntlff,
vs.
Tbomas Williams, Frankey Ann Jones,
Alex. M Williams, J. M. Williams, HaMI
Williams. Matlle Williams, Una Willlasos, , ,
Llllle Williams, M. K. Call, Oeorfs 111. ' '
t'sear Dalt. Clarenoa Edwards, Olan4 Kd- ,
wards. Addle Edwards. Heber Stocks, Ida ,l
Htocks. John Williams, Kanoy Dall, Kllsa , , -
Dil, William Dall and Pattle Uall. helxa
ut-law and defendants.
Summons for Belief. ' ' t
To John Williams, one of the defendant!: : .
You will take notloe that the abora en- ..
titled nroceedlug has been begun In thla '
ooutt, for the purpose of sailing the real e-' V -
tato of the deceased to make assets to pay
debts of the estate and oosts of admlnlatra Li
tlon.e.nd yon are required toappesrbafora
the (!o..rt on the 15th of April, 18K3, and an- . '
Hw.-r i.r demur, or the relief demanded In
ih petition on file will be granted.
r.itR 2fjtti day of February, 1893.
W. M. WATSON,
u.r.rliM v Clerk Superior court.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, Mary E. Jobxson. haa
duly , " i a ' : : 1 . I an Administratrix of thaea
tf.;. i snr.i.u .l.ihnson, and hereby glTat
ii )t tliut cho requires allpersons bavlnsT
en t.. t .;..! s' tue estate of tbe saldSlmon
3n) s. nt them to the said Admin-
Ik:,-....!., ,1 1, : i.ulbenlleited, for payment,
on ur tu tu i- ti ','2Uh day of February, 1884,
or else ; i , i h notice will be pleaded In bar oi
lei-ovi ry .
l ei i, i. in ii.debted to the estate must pay
witlmu' delay.
M AH Y E. IOHN80N,
Administratrix.
feb-r(iw
notice!
Tlie nridersigued, W. G. lirlnton, bai dal
qiiiiltlut an txeoutorof ibe en tat of Snaab
J. ! u iiev, und hereby give notlo that h
rr(Uirt b alt persons having claims against
tin. i giuie ot thr guia Susan J. Dudley to pre
Hi'ii; in- n la ihe said W. u. Urluson doly
au'li Miticated, for payment, on or bsfor
the II li uaj of Marrh, A.D. 1S94, or else thU
iiot;"t) will t pleaded In bar or rscoverjr.
i'fr8';r.H i tlt-Nittl to the estate mast pay
Witliou; delay.
W. O. BBtNSON,
mil .bvr Exeoutor.
Afimiristrator's Sale of Land
I'U.r
io a Judgment ancj order Of tha
Sii 1 1 1 r ( u.trt of i ruven oounty. rendarad
ont it day of Maroli HV'At In the special
prui -fcin.g ntuled: '.lames U. Harrlaont
AJiiiinlsu uior of lli os. Fenner. dootassd,.
vd. jDuii S .'. Gankili, et als." the under-
sialic: w ill. ou
Mi-nday, May 1st, 1893,
rtt tin ( ourt lloauedoor in New Berne, N,
i.i . . . . k. M.,poi1 to the highest bidder
a: I'liinii. . i.ntluii IIih following real estate
in-iui.'::i ' ' ihue&taleoi Thos. Fenner, da
ee.'tU'ii, 1 1 vv 1 1 :
a oeiun. tract of land In No. 6 Township.
Craven oo.iuty. N. (' wi Uie south aide of
Nt-Uh r'. t . unJ wthifc'ule of Ureat Marsh
(iut.i'-l 'li- UK ii;o nrnlH of Uimbo Keoiier
on il..; landH of William Tempi
on M'lij Hritl o;iM,and Neuae river on,
ih- norm coniiuotu oue hundred aeraa
wo! -ir l r n
IV. r. a oi Mfl;f one half cash; balance on a
crcda of i itiumtiB. Title reserved until
full pyni'-m h 'nd-ilo.
Ne? llerue. N ( ., Maroh 35th,lBi3.
,1AM KH i HARKIBOIT,
in'."- Ailra'r if Thos. Fenner, deceased.
a1 rSE-ISiSTRATDOSlLE OF LAID,
Ii ' ? ' ; n ' ul:iii ut ami Order of
i ' 1 " - - - im- ourt uf Uraven county, J
wilt A--W tit I u!''! Ant-lion fur Cath, at th
t o i : l ..i.' tin' : In w Berne, N. C., on,
MuiMlay, April IM,
alTWMVK, , in.t hereinafter desorlbed
(Topfriy bHunuiLi; to ihe eBtate of Henry
LH'ppf-, 'lereHM-d, to wit :
A rcruin I rati nt ,u:nl situated on 810
cum a I'rei'li, lu the ccunty of Craven, Stat
ot North CmoliiiH, j.nown as the-Qlbaon
1,-in.l hihI hounded lUsribed at follows:
'Mi the nort 1 1 hy Hliinim'g creek' on the eaat
- v - i-' a m i i if John riitumu ana tbe Thorp
i a ( -i "ii the Kuth hy me Ferguson land;
-.' n-v,.h r.v t h Nvnoy Jones or Wynna
It. -' .i'l"1 r-'o. ..m's cit-eb; containing 640
ocr- s more -t ..-pk, htini; the land oonvayad
In llnr.ry H)l.y dt'fd recorded In Book
l-. T n.' S7u. it: Uie records of CraTan
CO', 1 tit j".
MirrHKN C. BR AG AW,
1.1 ; 'd AJra.ii.u.nior of U. Deppe. daa'd
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