The Daily Journal from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 4

TH3 PATFJAHC-3 CLZIHAN. I' IHI'l 'Ml HV rae, N. 8,1897. Aa Old I.aBdiiiark Gone. One by one the old landmarks are taken away to make room for structures ot modern design and dimensions.

Nothing remains now but the site ol the little frame structure which was erected years ago near the corner of Craved and Pollock streets long before the recollection of our oldest citizens. This littlo building was first occupied by Moses Griffin, the founder of New Berne's first free school, which school building stands on the Fair grounds. It was afterwards used by John Creedman as a tailor shop; Daniel W. Hurt for the 8am a nurnose' Mai. Jno.

Hushes Tn Flrea Yeareraay. At 4 35 p. m. yesterday an alarm of fire got the department out, to which it responded with its usual celerity The fire proved to be a hot one, which seems to have started i a kitchen in a frame dwelling house in Jerkins alley, ownod by B. S.

jion, and occupied by a colored" family. Before the fire was gotten under control the building iu which it darted wasdeetroyed and an adjoining one was partially consumed, the latter also belonging to B. S. Guion. The tenants saved moat of thoir housohold effeote.

Both houses were partially insured. The second fire alarm was sounded wii i IXVI I1XT II eadows Cotton eadows Gold Leaf Tobacco 1 The Tokaero Wareaease. A meet'ng of the directors of the Tobacco Warehouse Company was helj yesterday at Dr. Streot's office, where an active discussion took place with definite action being entered upon for the warehouse. The Hstion of site, and the consideration of a manager were chiefly discussed and both matters will be determined within a few days.

The following are the officers of the Company which were elected, which are again published for the informal of all: President, Dr. N. H. Street, Vice K. R.Jones.

Seo-rftaiy, E. E. Harper, Treaiurer, B. B. Neal.

DiFectaif, N. H. Street, B. S. Guion.

Ci T. Watson', J. H. Hack-burn, H. B.

Duffy, E. K. Bishop, J. R. Parker, Jr.

Cammitiee on By Laws Matt Mauly, A. D. Ward, J. L. MoDan-iel.

The inteiest injtho Warehouse Is notconlined to New Berne, alone, by any mean-, there being numerous inquires fiom outside, which promise most important results later on. There is m. question, that with the Warehouse oace built, that there will be a umber of persons coming to thin si'C ion to engage in tho busi- ARE AJLWAYS RI2L.IAIIL.lia. Genuine German Katnit. G0BBE9P0NDENCE SOLICITED.

E. II. A J. A. MEADOWS COMPANY, NEW BERNE, N.

0. hsi': For til VTli-' HORSES BUGGIES, ROaD CARTS," HARNESS. WHIPS, AND ROBES WHICH WERE BOUGHT BIGHT WITH THE 'JASH AND WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW AT Tka fiMlal Event er (he tiaM at LewlhrvK Rail Lul JKIchl. The Patriarchs German Gab has well maintained its boast of giving "famous" Germans. Vv.

The looked-for event of the club took place last night at Lowthrop Hall, and the Patriarchs who have not given a German in the paet teu years, proved most conclusively that whilo time may have passed, yet so far as giving Germans is concerned they are striotly up to The German given last night by the Patriarchs German Club was in honor of the young people of the city, and the young people enjoyed the occasion to the fullest extent. It was after nine o'clock when the first inspiring strains of music were struck by the Italian band of musi cians, and the gay and handsome Patriarchs with their merry and beautiful gnests began the first fig ure of the German. Seldom has Lowthrop Hall wit nessed so gay a gathering, probably never before has it seen so many couples upon its floor at one time, and as figure after figure was called off, and the merry dangers swing in the bewitching waltz, or danced in tho scene seemed to become gayer and bright er, the music more inspiring, trie couples responded more quickly to the calls of their Leader, and tho Patriarchs forgot the interren ing years which have passed since they considered themselves young, and for this occasion they were truly young again, as much so a they could ever have possibly been And the guests of the Patriarchs enteriua; fully into tho pleasure of the occasion, danced as if cure nevei existed and there were no tomorrows, and as if danoing was a joy forever, never ending, never ceasing. Hour after hour passed without note being taken of their flight by the merry throng, but there must be f.n end to everything, so there was to this indeed "famous" German, and with most happy, if lingering, adienx, the Patriarchs and theii guest 8 took leave of each other, and the German was a thing of the past, but its memory will always be tained, even if it be ten years bofore another Patriarch'sGerman be given, Mr. 0, II.

Guion very gracefully led the German Cotillion for the Patriarchs. Refreshments were served near the close of the German. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

H. Guion. Mr. and Mrs. R.

S. Primrose. Mr. and Mtb. J.

T. Hollister. Mr. and Mrs. John R.

B. Carra-way. Mr. and Mrs. P.

II. Pellotier. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray.

Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Lumsden.

Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Guion, Judge and Mrs.

II. R. Bryan. Mr. aud Mrs.

T. W. Dewoy. Mr. William Dunn and Mrs.

Jno Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Lathaui. Mr.

and Mrs. Pierre LaMontagoe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. Huucock. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Chadbourn. Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Cooper. Mr.

and Mrs. F. S. Gilvs. Miss MacGrady Miss Mabel Hughes, J.

du.ua. Miss Mary dlover Guion, U. i Howard. Miss Emma Disoiway, N. Hughes.

Miss Isabelle Bryan, P. S. ox. Miss Margaret Bryan, D. brad-ham.

Miss Kathleen Bryan, Will 11. Williams. Mrs. II. A.

Londou, T. W. Waters. Miss Clareta Clark, Geo Waters Miss Julia Jordan, F. 11.

ll mnn. Miss Mamie Daniel, Sam Dili Miss Betty Wind ley, Guion Dunn. -Miss Carrie Claypuulr, Kariu.l Green. Miss Bessye Patterson, H. Ii.

Bryan, Jr. Miss Addis Claypoole, J. E. Car raway. Miss Augusta Crapon, Dennard Roberts.

Miss Lulie Ives, Rom Nunn. Miss Jennie Burros, Harris Lane. Miss Virginia Bishop, Herbert Bishop. MissSadis Hollister, John Seymour. Miss Harriet Bryan Lama, Alex Justice.

Miss Gertrude Davis, S. K. Eaton Jrr Mist Stella Roberts, J. Howard Paylor. StagsJonas Wahab, T.

C. Daniels. Tom Roberts, 8. Dill, Harry Roberts, Fred Whitty. TCt BE ACLia BAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Juioloe Table All druggists itfutrd the money if It foils to core. 200. ItW ABVEKTMEMESTR. N. Nunu Co.

Applet A. 8. Seymour. For Rent. -VJ J.

W. Stewart. For Sale, B. 8. Guion.

Card of Thank. A. N. C. K.

R. Reduced Rates. E. H. J.

A. Meadows -Co Guanos, Chaa, B. Hill. Notice to Teachers. Lodge Directory: KCBEKA LODUB KO.

l.O. O. F. Offl-ocrs T. Q.

Hyiaan, N. G. B. 8. Qulon, I (.

Hull, B'o'd. Sooty; B. J. Dlsosway, Fin'l Km tj; 1. h.

Cooper, Treaa. Brgular meet-lr, eTrv Monday oWht at SO o'clock. CNCAMPMCNT DO. 1, 1. 0.

0. F. tXncera: W. J. B.

8. Galon, H. J. L. Cooper, 8.

0. H. Halt, J. W.j H. Street, Hcrlbe B.

Neal, Treu. Reg-alar Encampments, let, 8d, aud 6th (it any) Tnuraoay nig his in each mouth at JO 'cioc't: CANTON CLBhrfOiTO 80. 8, P. M-1. O.

O. l)cei Go. Green, Captain; T. G. Hy-aan, W.

H. Conen, Ensigni B. 8. Wulon, Clerk W. J.

Pitta, Accountant. Bex war Cantonments, 8d and 4th liurgday a-xbts in-each montb at 7 o'clock' 'AVKN LODGE MO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HARMONY: Meets Sod and 4th Wednesday nights In each month In Rounlree's Hall. H. Ball, Prealdent; J.

H. Smith, Secretary. V. JOHN'S LODUK NO. A.

F. AN A. Hirers -T. A. Oreen, W.

B. Clark, W.J B.IB. Neal, J. Jas. Redmond, G.

Hyman, Sec'ty. Kegular Cora-nuntcatlom lu Wednesday each month. aKWBEBNB CHAPTER NO. 48, H. A.

M. nmeenn-J. V. Green, 11. N.

Case, Kliiu; il. J. IOvlck, Scribe; T. A. Green, Jaf.

Redmond, Sec'ty. Regular Convoca-l tuna id Mondav each month. P. JOHN'S COMMANDERV NO. 10, K.

E.O.; H.J. Lovick, It. Street, C. 1. A.

Green, 1). I). Anal, Recorder, ltexnlai Conclaves llrst nd third Fridays ot ihe month. ATI1EN1A LODGE NO. 8, K.

of very Tuesday night In K. ol P. Hall. Middle ftlieet. U.

H. I tender, C. H. W. Simpson, V.

C- W. Faraona K. B. 8. njw nm.

LOCALS Main-springs 75c Baxter the Jeweler. The weathor fore cast for today is increasing cloudiness; warmer. The It Blades, Capt. Davis, arrived from Elizabeth City yesterday. xiio iittuuiuu mil uieub tonight at the home of Miss Rebecca Street.

The buoy tender Violet went down the river yesterday inspecting tho buoys. The wife of A. W.Wetherington, who is depnty register of deeds of the county, died yesterday. Two fires in one day is a new record for 1897, and might also be aid to be a new record for some time past. The Journal will get out a combined Industrial and Fair issue this year.

It will set forth Now Berne's many advantages. Mayor pro tern Primrose is kept IllUbtJ CWbltClJ CUttOU Iflbll Willi duties, in addition to his numerous professional duties. The good road movement ought to extend to that most important piece ot road between tho National Cemetery and the Oaks. Messrs Perry and Daniels will leave tomorrow to bill this State. South Carolina, and Virginia with posters of the New Berne Fair.

The weather has been vintry for several daje past, but with the dry ground under foot, and clear, bright skies abeve, it is ideal winter weather. The temperature yesterday as observed at the Government Climate and Crop Bureau, was, maximum, HA A Anfrrjuia Mimimnm ft An frees; range, 20.5 degrees. Evangelist W. H. Frost will preach the Free Will Baptist churoh tonight, January 8th, at 7.30 o'clock.

The public are cordially invited to attend. Those who want to attend Gov. Russell's inauguration are offered cheap transportation oyer the A. A C. Railroad.

See notice in another column of this paper. It will pay advertisers to get their advertisements in the Journal, Merchants to get their goods before the public. How will goods ell if no one knows of them? The Chattanooga Tradesman of January 1st, 197, in Its directory of leading industries in the South, ncder machine shops, mentions Messrs. J. IL Orabtree Co.

of this city, The work on the interior of the new Piblic Building here is making good progress, and Superintendent W. P. Burrns is kept baisy. He has moved bis office into ths building. The finishing work of the building in very handsome.

The banquet and entertainment given at Stanly Hall, Wednesday ight, by the ladies of St. Paul's Catholic church was a matter of conversation all over town, yester day. The financial returns are reported to be most satisfactory. Socially it was a great Car fTkaaha. The Fire Department of New and those citiaeus who assisted will kindly accept my hearty thanks for the efficient service rendered in their efforts to mts my property from lire yesterday a S.

Gnoa. xnuv IV1I1T AND, MEADOWS SPECIAL GOANO FOR TRUCK Sale! On one andtwo years MULES, Go to SAM'L COBN I SON'S For Fine' Stall Fed Beef. Lamb, Mutton, Fresh and Corned Pur. Pork, and Veal every day. Also live and dressed Turktys.

Will have plenty to supply the trade -clnest Sausage In the city at 10c per, pound. 88 Middle St. 88 For Heat or Lieae. The whole or any ptrt of a 400 acre FARM, lua desirable location, suitable for Trucking, Colt or-, and Tobacco. 8 miles from New Berne, oa Trent Boad, extendsto Trent river.

For terms and paruculurs, apply to MB8. VIBQINIA HARRISON, 17 New 8U, N. C. Mrs. Emma H.

Powell, FIHE Insurance Agent BROADSTBEET. Hnv'ns Iw-eo SDDointed asent forth Fire Insurance companies represented by n.v hi. nn.hanrt Mp a Bl Lrwll .1 uvwl ree. tfuily ask from the Insuring public a pouioo ol their patronage. Any nusioess intrusted to ne will receive iirmum and careful AT COST My entire stock ot Boots Shoes must be sold.

Come early and se cure bargains. PRATT'S SHOE STORE. X144U Street, E. AY. Small.

vood Under Hotel Cbattawka, South Front Street, New Berne, N. 0. of G-oncial Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery, 'lablo Ware, Barbed Wire, Galvanised.Pipe, Bumps, Lime, Plaster and Cement, r7 Personal attention to tbe prompt and correct filling of all er-dors. v'br bilious or cottive, tat a Cathartic, cure 1, 1 as an office, -VW L. Palmer as atw office and finally by the United States Government as an office for the superintendent of the public building, which is nearing completion.

Stands at the Bead. Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of Sbrc.veport, sass: "Dr. King's New Discovery is ibe oui; ininjt tuat cures mj cough, and it is ike best seller 1 liav.

t. Cumpbtti, mercnau ni tianor. writes; '-Dr. Kinu's New Bicov- ery all that Is claims I for it; it uevei lulls, and is a sure cure tor "ousumptiOD, Unughs and Coins. 1 cannot Bay enough tor its Dr.

Kiua's New Discov ery lor Coughs and Cold is not an experiment, it uaa oeen ineu for a quarter of a century, and today Mauds at the bead. It never disappoints. Free trial bottles at F. B. Duffy's Drug Store.

are Surely Cheap enough this week tor most everyone to take advantage of these Very low Prices which are tor this week only. Ingrain Carpets at 'iO, 23, 30, 45c. Tapestry Brussels at 50c. This on the Remnant Counter, out line of Ladies Button Shoes by P. Cox M'f'g a well known manufacturer, Sizes ii to 5, width, former price 2.75 Now $1.95 January Teachers 8th Township.

The Board of County Commissioners having failed to make apportionment at their meeting this week, -there will be no 6 oney available until the 1st of February, CHAS. a. HILL, County Treasurer, NEW BERNE ACADEMY, New Berne, N. C. Under the plao of reorganisation, ofliri thorough instruction in the Classical and Gnalish Courses oy a corps oi eminei Educators from the Unlverniiy ot Noill Carolina, Horner's School and other noti Educational Institutions.

Tuition Fees Monthly in Advance. Primary Department, $1.25 per mnoir. Intermediate 8.5. Cassical 03. For further Information, appl) or an-ens.

Jonx Long. LL, EH Mkadows. T. Greek, if Rui-iU HI Oa the threshold ot the New Yisi we beg io express, our sincere Kiatitani our frieo'ls who nave geoerousl) favored us wltli their patronaae. We have ttrived lo aaio the Cfofl dence ol the jmblio by Ki'iof? tbe very lit gmida lor IbS leaat possible, price, Tin- reu li we hate aitam-d have justi fled this oolicv, and we tbull never fall kii it clearly la view.

Wishing our pain ids a Hapuy New Yi and iruntinn that '97 will be all hope, I aui. Very Hespcctfully, Q. A BARFOOT MANAEB, CommlMloiierM IVotloe All persons holding claims against Hie County of Pamlloo of any kind are hereby notified to present the same properly verified to Alexander tee, Clerk of tbe Board of Commissioners on or before the 1st Monday In February, 1897. In order that the Board mat taki steps to pat Taa same. By ordor of the Board, this January 4th, 1897.

C. A. FLOWEIW, Ch'm'tt Board of Commlnaloncrs, Pamlico County, Alexander tin, Clerk, mm WJM4 7th. Dry Goods Bargain lious about p. and was in the turpentine still near the A.

4 N. C. R. R. bridge.

It was a small one, and little damage done. You Can Be Well when your blood is lit'li, pure aud nourishing. Hood's Surainarilla makes (lie blood rich and pure ami cures nil blood diseases, jrestoiing hmluYand vigor. Hood's Pim, are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure iudisenion, headache.

25c PERSONAL Judge Mcltite returned to Raleigh yesterday. Mr. Thomas MeGuin, of Stella is in the city on business. Mr. S.

J. Tortor returned from Wilmington yesterday. Mr. Jos. Tosto, of South River is in the city on business, Mr.

A. C. Milly, of Norfolk is at the Hotel Chattawka. Mr. J.

R. Lupton, of Pamlico is in the city on business, Mr, L. Small came over from Stella yesterday on business. Mr. J.

R. Johns on, of Raleigh arrived yesterday on business. Mr. W. K.

Patterson left for Wilmington yesterday on a business trip. Mr. D. L. Ward returned from a business trip to Jacksonville yesterday.

U. S. Marshall 0. J. Carroll returned to his homo at Raleigh yesterday.

Mrs. Sarah Blount, and daughter Miss Bessie Ilolton are spending the week, at Grifton. Mrs. Lk L. Chester, of Asheville, arrived yesterday and is visiting her brother Mr.

Geo. Roberts. Mrs. Edmond Strudwick and her son Edmond Strudwick, who have been viaiting relatives in the city returned to their home in Rich mond yesterday via Norfolk, Va. Mr.

and Mrs. Landes, ot Lancas ter, Pennsylvania, who are on their bridal tour an I who have been visit ing at tlio homo ol Mrs. J. K. Latham, left for home yesterday vis Washington, D.

C. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cnli tiruisus, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeiim, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped ILinds, Chilblains, Corns, and til SVin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii lo tiva perfect satisfaction 01 money refunded. Price 23 rents per box I'or tl by F.

8. Duflj. BAYBOItO ITEMS. Rev. Henderson Cole of NewBerne spent Suturday and Sunday in our midst.

The beautiful, accomplished Miss Bertha Campen of Alliance was the guest of Miss Jennie Dixon Sunday. G. Stilley left Monday for Washington, N. C. Mrs.

Caroline Sawyer has been quite ill for the past few days. Hope she will soon recover, Mr. Joseph Heath spent Sunday at Alliance, reports a very pleasant trip. We suppose he was answeriug some "Belle toll." Dir. and Mrs.

S. J. Lane of Stone wall passed through our town Tues day en route to Vancoboro. The following attended church at Barne's Chapel Sunday: Misses. Jennie Dixon, Berthany Campen, May Miller, Miller, Bertba Campen, Pat- tie Babbit and Mrs.

McCotter; Messrs. W. W. Cole, M. C.

Hooker, J. Windfield and B. McCotter. A UMhvl Kliwillr, Csscarets Canity Cathartic, the most wonderful medical disc ry of the age, ptaaant and nfreabiuj? i the tatle, -met gently tud positively on Itvar aud bowels, cleansing tlis entire syMem, dispel colds, euro beudjche, Aver, habitual constipation and biliousness. Pleats bny and try ejtox of 0.

0. 0. today. 10, i 50 cents, bold aud guaranteed to cure by all drugiiitts. ftplt a4 take Tear 14fa Away.

If you wsnt to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new lift sod vigor, take No-To-Bsc, the wonder-worker that auket weak meo strong. Many gala lea pounds la ten days. Over 409,000 cored. Buy Ro-To-Bee from your owo will hi ran tee a cure. Booklet and tarn.

pis mailed free. Ad. Btartog Kemedy Chicago or New Tork, Last and all the time Hood's Sarsaparllla has been advertised as a blood purifier. The great cures by Hood's Barsaparilla have been accomplished through purified blood Scrotals, salt rheum, eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia, yield to Hood's Sarsaparllla, because it eradicates the Vestige of those impurities which have been developing, perhaps for years, in the blood. Hood's Barsaparilla cures nervousness by feeding the nerves upon pure, rich blood.

It absolutely and permanently cures when all other medicines tail, because Hood's Sarsaparllla Strikes at the root ol the disease, which is in the Thousands testify that they have been absolutely cured ot blood diseases by Hood's Barsaparilla, although they had become discouraged by the failure ot other medicines to give any relief. No other medicine has such a record of cures as Hood's Barsaparilla, because Snoods Sarsaparilla Ii the beat In (act ths One Tins Blood Purlflw. are the oaly Mils to take iiuvra 9 rjiia wiiu news oanaparuia BUHISKSS LOCAUt UOU8K Kent. C. E.

Si.ovib. 8TALL-FUU Beef, fresh Pork, sausage aid fat Poult y. E. W. Dickinson, near PostofBce.

FOii RE NT-On Change street, a house with seven cms, besides and garden spot; price 13.S0 per month, A. S. SsYMOUn. Excursion Bates. Inauguration ot Gov.

Daniel L. Rut sell, of Nonh Carolina, at Raleigh, N. January 12th, 1807. Atlantic an North Carolina Railroad. Passm'r partment, New Bern, January 7 1807.

To ig it C. Railroad Tou a utnorited to apply Tariff No, 3inl.i-Ha round trip tickets from your stui i mi Ooldsboro, account of the above occasion. Tick is to sold January 11 and 13lb 1 1 1 letu until evening of January 14th, 897 The following rates will govern from oip'n stations named below: Round trfp: From City to Goldsboro and return (4.49 From N-wport to Ooldsboro and Mum. 4.05 New Hern to Ooldsboro and retur.i 8.00 Kimi in to Ooldsboro and re- tun Fr Iji'i inge to Ooldsboro and nn 70 m.i h-r nations at Tariff No. I use ii ki s.

Southern Railway fare rn Uol to Raleigh and return No. 2, ia.50. 8. L. DILL, O.

P. A. I0SK Best Klgm Butter 25c Good Butter, Granulated Sugar 6c Atmore Mince Meat 8c J. P. fqnire'i Pore Iiard 7o.

lb. If goods is not Crst-class money cheerfully refunded. The Allegeod Grocery Ce. TN at. Kotlco! Node us hi tebo giteo that application Will be made to the next sonsloo oi ths A-aembly of North Carolina lor 0 lanar, lixwiriH.iatinjf tbe Mutual Aid AswtaUou of New Uerna, C.

C. C. ItOACIT. Chm'a Hoard Directors. Last A I way Agency for Duffy's Group Syrup.

Davis' Pharmacy. Col Jordan's Cough Balsam 95c. Sicaled Propotsalst. Healed proposals tor lurnishlug the county lor twelve mouths from the flftt Monday in February, 1897, with mtdl- clues and medical supplies tor the poor, oolh in and out ot the poor house, for tbe prisoner! in the count? Jut alto fur lur- nibbing provisions lor inmates ot the poor house. A statement of what constitute a ration can be obtained bj application to Clerk ol the Hoard.

Tbe Commissioners reserve to them. selves tbe right to reject auy snd all bids. dids for the throe items may be consider. eparately. All bids must deposited with the Reg-iater nf Deexs, uo or before ths fittt Mon uty in Feluuary, 1897.

J. B. WILLIS. Clerk County Coin ntfsioLers. -TTBnf NORTH UAROLI-tA, Ctaveu Couuty, Suiiermr Court, Feoruary Ter 181)8.

Nancy A. Deuiby, 1 vs Noticb. Nimcei J. Dmiby. To Mamuel J.

Danibv; You are In reby uotitiaii that au aetmu entitled as above die purpne of bavinii the bonds ol uairtuioDy exiBlinu Between you ana ut ainllfl mtanlved, has been iostiluleil id tui court, and you are nquiixi iu appear at tlte term of said court, ut lie held at the court house iu New Beroo in said roomy tn the first Monday ol February, 1897, and answer or demur to tbe complaint filed Id this action. Thw 16tl day ol December, 1896. W. M. WATtJOS, Clerk Superior Court.

Mortgage Sale. By virtue of a power of sale contained in a uiottHige made and executed by A. O. IknmioQ to M. K.

bul'an on the Stb ay of June, 1896, snd rw onml ut tbe Collerlor't "in.ee, Dittncl of Pamlico, N. Port i New Berue, In lltier 12, tollo 27. 1 wilt sell inr catii, to tbe highest Did at the court house dor New Berne, Craven County, N. oa tb otii day ol January. 1897.

at IU o'clock noon, tbetbl lowinu propert) The steamer "Trent," ura particularly scribe. I tn the moil uae above rdened to, to which relereooe is uenoy uuiae, December 14th, 1896. M. E. bXLTAN, Xortgagee.

D. L. Wab, Altorney. I MLL, For the next 15 days, Sell my entire ttock of Flower Bulbs at cost to make preparations for a new Spring ttock. Tiespectlully, Claud 132 MIDDLE STREET, JuT try a 10c, Irfix of Cawareta, the fineat liver and bow I nu.