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WARRENTON, N. C, FRIDAY,. DECEMBER 25, 1890;
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vTCOST FOR CASH Shoes,
ct'au, cks' Underwear. CahWai
bK ., whines.. Hats', Cver-
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Harness, liridles, wnips
In addition
other articles.
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the above 1 will sell until the 1st til
i. u-uiry goods of all kinds at reduced
'Vv iv::h, and invite special at
to my stock of Crockery, Glass
'.re LumS Tocket Knives, Table
? "'tu'ry, Sci.-sors, Toilet Soaps, memo--lluia'lJooks.
Taper, Envelopes, &c,
o full line of Heavy Groceries at
ve' v oteet eash prioos.
iL " W. J. WHITE.
ttfi-RECORD.
Ji 1. lefiELL, - - - Editor.
Published Everj Friday.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAR.
WASTED!
new subscribers between now
and the first of Jf.nuary.
for t!iis week wo will offer orAi entire
. i. .., ' fin's. Bov3' and Children's
tod 1 ' '
ower tb;in ever.
Jackson & Gregory.
r v-in Bros. Cnristmas stock is up
,,,.,, hi quality and price. Don't
i', , t tin. bargains they offer during
week on even thin;. 1500
. a iii.iirs jut received at 20 cents, a
Uzvu. Big stock of Candy and Apples,
n't live the largest assortment,
hU.-t r-tvl -S will la?t longer, fit better
... i ,-io more satisfaction than any
!; in- h that is sold in th?s country
T!, l'vv Solby & Co's. Ladies'
shofs-.-'i-.i by
Jackson & Gregory.
TV '.oAi ."S ! To reduce our present
vk of good1: we will offer
1st, '97, everything at ivn
. prices. CLOTHING at
Aycock Co.
G . beautiful Gems at
SEE .WHAT YOU CAN GET WITH AN
EXCEEDINGLY SMALL OUTLAY OF
Cash.
The Record and Atlanta
Constitution, with a guess
at- the missing word for
The Record and Home
KUti ti-m, a No. 1
Agricultural paper for
The Record and a hand
some sfo.oo Bapste-r's
Teacher's Bible for
,75,
95.
Address Or call and see
The Record.
Warrenton, N. C.
Headquarters at
tS rfflSf .Kk
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Egg-f?
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, See notice of amendment to Charter
by Mayor, Tasker Polk.
Rev, J,, A, Hornatlay moved from
Eidgeway to Weldon, this wees.
The editor will be in his office every
day during Christmas week, prepared
j to receipt for old debts, or new sub
scribers, and will wait upon any ap
licants for teacher's certificates. Call
and see us.
Mr. Jno. W. Evans, of JSctbush, has
killed thedargest hog we have yet heard
from. He killed cne the other day
that weighed 415 pounds, dressed.
Why will you buy bitter nauseating
tonics when Grose's Tasteless Chill! feZSS!SgS?$g3Sffi
iu.mu is as pieasani as nemon oyrup.
Your druggist is authorized to refund
the money in every case where it fails
to cure. Price, 50 cents, 39-ly.
Ex SI eriff Davis showed us a circu
lar letter from the State Treasurer, Mr.
Worth, urging upon him to send up his
State funds as rapidly as possible be
cause the state treasury was about
bankrupt.
The first fluarterly conference on the
Warrenton circuit will be held at
Macon on the first Sunday in January
and Saturday proceeding. Dr. W. S.
Black will preside. There will bo a
stewards' meeting on Saturday of con
Glaus'
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m k Bale and nretaffi of Leaf 'IwM
W READY FOR THE 1896 CROP.
C -lilplet.
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.!i:,siiis, Citron, Clean Cur
Nuts and a complete line
..v'ectioueries at Aycock's.
r, y.A what we say. lie will
prices for every pound of
Christmas.
Iiemembor the poor.
A morrv Chrifetmas to all.
See notice by W. A. White- C. S. C.
See ad.- -:f Hon. "W. j. Bryan's book.
Executrix's notice by Mrs
N. X,. SHAAV & CO'S
XLiTri:motli Store.
V. o Ul
IV vnn
nila'.-ed ou our floor, lry us
w-ta a load. Burwell Bros. & Co.
- jr.,-at bargain in a ' Square Grand
pjj-1,0 (Weber) to prompt purchaser.
Apply at r.ECOFL office.
Orders, capital, and high prices tell
the bile. Sell at Boyd's warehouse.
riXIv DISCS ! every sufferer from
Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, should
try tlieni 50ets. a box.
'Old Hi?T-'6ry" Wagons, Wrenn
I'.ucL'u s and Harness for sale at vock
bott- ir, prices by ButV'ell Bros. & Co.
Always sell your tobacco at Boyd's
T.are!. r.se if you want every advantage
thnt ''."Mi be offered.
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Bettie Farmer.
The tobacco market is closed
January -Itii. 1897.
till
Bnrv.eU Bros. & Co., propnetors of
A'.n!'-t u irarehor.se are anxious to
V .ill the tobacco thev can and wish
t Ix iiic their record o 7850CO pounds
iif-rU las-t season. Carry your tobacco
to them and they will send you home
happy.
.Mi "'St of the farmers selling with
j' yq oc lingers past week, express
Uif'iiieivos
'itl' prices
Tlie torn has been full of shoppeis
every day this week.
Our schools have all closed for
the Christmas holidays.
The Editor is anxiously awaiting
some nice chrisfcmas presents.
If you will pay us what you owe us
Christmas will be made much happier.
Prof Hick's severe storm failed to
materialize last Saturday the 19th.
Cai-'ds are out , announcing the
marriage of Mr. Boyd Eusselland Miss
Webb, both of Ya., on the ?0th inst.
T. M. Browti, of Shccco, has a cow
that has calved twice this year, once in
January and acrain in December; Both
calves are strong and heartv.
Miss Lucy Hawkin's school gave
candy stew to invited guests last Mon
day night- and the lfoys and girls,
as being highly pleased
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! The lar--.'
't and b st selected stock cf Slice! in
Vravreuton can be found at N. E,
Joliu son's
iTii s w ai-oa--v, holds laage orders
Nvrap'i-s, Gutters, strips and
y.ii' kt r.s and are anxious to till them.
nee hue (l jJrfss ?oois.
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Outings and Calicoes recieved to
N. E. Johnson
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Mr. Peter Arlington, forQerlyf'
our towc but now oi Clarksville Va.,
and Miss Kate Pendleton, tlie beauti
ful and accomplished daughter of Mrs.
V. L. Pendleton j will be married in
the Episcopal church here, . .. -. s
inst.
Senator Morgan's resolution on the
Emigration Bill in the Senate the other
iy requiring all emigrants landing
. i e to be able to read the Ten Com
i -ldmcnts was defeated by th?.t
r -i st body. The Decalogue is not
popular with the nation s fathers, it
would seem.
The Episcopal church here has call-
tu Bev. B. S. Bronson as their rector,
and he has accented and will servo
them from now on. "NVe hope to have
Mr. Bron sou's regular appointments by
our next issue, that his appoint
ments may be kept constm v in the
directory. Mr. Bronson is A known
here ind greatly beloved - i A respect
ed. The Record is glad : he ha?
been tendered the rectorship and that
he has accepted the seme.
who attended, all report a
time.
delightful
The proprietors of Rheumacide, the
new vegetable compound for the cure
of rheumatism, seem to think they have
a great remedy and claim that cures
are the best evidence. Cures should
be the yardstick by which medicines
are measmed. See advertisement in
another column. 37-4m.
DRESS GOODS all styles and prices.
SHOES cheaper thin ever known.
TRIMMINGS wonderfully cheap and
pr-.tty.
VtNJS tall stylos and prices, for Men
''.n,l Burs.
L.T RBES just as cheup and as pretty
as you could desire.
HOUSE BLANKETS lar-e, warm and
comfortable.
Gents rnderwear. all sixes and prices,
C-'Uars. NocUwcar. Sill-, Linen and Cotton
1' indkerchiefs. Kid and Woolen Gloves,
ewelry tf all description. Flannels, I'ant
Goods, Blankets. Comforts, Trunks, Valises,
Netrliyee. Cotton and Wool Shirts, White
end Colored Dres Shirts, Hosiery for
Ladies. Gents. I"-ys and Girls. Ciockery
ana Glass are. .Ml very cheap and pretty,
OUR HOLIDAY AND
C1IK1S1MAS GOODS
are the prettiest and most varied ever offered
to the trade of Warren Co. They consist ol
Vases. Rose Bowls, Glass Baskets. Cups and
Saucers, Dolls of all kinds from a penny to five
dollars. Wagons, Carts, Wheelborrows,
Hobby Horses', Shoe-files, Doll Carriages,
Doll Furniture, Trunks, WashingSets, Tool
Ci t, Drums. Balls, Tea Sets, Albums,
Beautiful nickle plated 25cts. novelties,
Christmas Cards, Calendars, Books for
the little, tots as we 1 as for larger boys and
ping. t?mes. nuiiaing moots. Air tiuns
and infact any and everything to please
both old and young and at prices which
will astonish yon.
Headquarters for School Books and
Stationery.
We shall strive to pleaso nil In style,
quality, variety and price cf our larpe and
well selected stock of goods and respectful
ly invite the public to call and examine.
Yours respectfully,
N.L.SHAW A CO.
Don't fail to buy ten dollars worth of goods
and get a handsome Crayon free.
A new book, "knitting and crochet
ing," of 61 pages, over 50 original
designs illubtrated. beautiful lace pat-
terns; shawls, hoods, jack' ts, etc., has
beeu published by The Home, 141 Milk
St., Boston, Mass., and will be sent with
a subscripton to that paper. The Home
is a 20-paere monthly filled with
original stories, literary and domestic
topics and fashions. Iti department
of Pahcy Wo k is a sp-ecial feature,
new and original designs each issue
The price cf subscription is 50 cents
per year and will include one of these
Mr. H. J. AVhite will put in some books. As a special inducement to
Mr. James Hendrick, of Ya. , inform
ed us tlie othfer day that his little son.
11 years old, caught and safely lauded
from Roanoke River, a carp weighing
11 lbs. and 7oz.,
Mr; Johnnie Parham and Miss Willie
Smeiiey, of Va, came to town bright
and early Monday morning, procured
license, and were made man & wife by
Esq. Jno. O. Drake.
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Seventeen Tears Experience.
Increased Capital. Large Orders.
Warehouse Service Unsurpassed.
Highest Market Prices Guaranteed.
DESIRE TO CALL ATTEXT'OX OF TU22
tobacco a now Ens to tu::
act that the
OLD RELIABLE llOYD'S YAREIlOUSI:
has always been ia tho Lead, is still ia the Lead, and determined to Uy in
the Lend if Hard and Heavy Strokes, Highest Market Trice, Ik-t Accom
odations and Tip Top Service will Vep it there. Oar pt rears Sales iro
tho Largest ever made by auy firm ou tho Warrenton Market. W Lcartilj
thank tho Public for their libcrtvl support, and can promise ILcm that tha
past is only a forelo&te of what the future thall U.
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Stick to the Bridge that Carries You over Safe:
BOYD
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Wa cep constantly on hand a large stock of "riEDXOXT WAGO.YS" "TTSOX i JOXES nUGOIES
and other standard work at bottom Prices with fall guarant'.
OUR CITY REFORTEH.
The "Lady of Lyons' ' ,wn? rendered iss Lizzie R. Davis, of Areola. na,d
a rr tt 1 a m i ' 1 1 "
inrnej-own oau jasi xuesuay nJgu- The Record office a visit last Saturday.
to mil a House, ino entertainment was
simply spiemiid. L,vcry iotiy wno at- Mr w n T. Parker and son Jacob.
tended spent a pleasant and enjoyable of New Tork, arrived last Monday and
me la-cues nuu geu'.iemeu, win spouJ tlQ holM&Y at Lome with
.i. f ii i ll
entirely nomo ioiks, aeservo muen iovaj oiics.
credit for the excellent mauuer in
which they acquitted themselves and Miss Annie May Green arrived last
for the elegant entertainment they week and was with her father ia his
offered our people. last hours.
' 1 1 . . . -.T nil 1,1.1 .. . r-h I - n Ivlw. IIOT.I.TI
. - ' I Allan flfloti Knnfp. frroaflv ts tliA
is to be hoped that wo will be given , ,. H M . . , . . .
Now
is your chance.
several such entertaiments during the
long winter evenings.
The music was a treat indeed. Tun
again alter
months.
an absence of several
mills at his cotton gin, now in a few trial siibscrbers, a copy of this book will j REc0r.r in behalf of tho managers of A good number of people from th$
yd k I'.ogcis have had heavy sales
t'-n days a?:d pi ices have been
t-tiv.rg on ail tobacco, except tips
M' hobdescripts.
Vi-
11 ith ahiple capital, larger orders
tliiin t-wr liefr.rt, excellent accomida
' i :.!:d one of the bcht arranged
3i"i'-'S in tlio State, wo can and
piw.' yni tip-top prices for all
' ' t"L-oco. Burwell Bros. & Co.
days, and will be prepared to make
meal and crashed corn. This will be
quite a convenience to our people.
Mr. John W. Wiggans, one of War
ren's oldest and best known citizens,
left us last Friday for Yauceyville, N.
C, where he will reside in the future
with his Bon, Mr. Jack Wiggans.
he given with a 6 mouths' subscription i tjic entertainment and of tho entire surrounding country were in town last
The juice of book is 25 ceuts, but i
months' subscription and the bd
combined will be sent for only 2Z
cents. Their annual premium list for
1897 will be sent free ou application
Wl -11
'M-.c-r that T. have opened
..r.-t-c.a.s.-, J'.i ',..) Shop in the room
1 -i'aLby .11. U. Taylor. First class
';' :!';!"' f"v '1'' -ash only, at popular.
""' '- -v' bi.'ilj.s l;..-pt. The patronage
v S i I :s G TON II ARB ISS.
The Henderson Gold Leif'xa sweet
sixteen. She is a beauty aud one- of
our best and most highly esteemed
exchanges. 7Iay bro. Manning have
the .suppoit that his able paper deserves.
The State Pension Warrants are all
here and the Register of Deeds is
handinsr them out as fast as those who
are entitled to them apply. Sheriff
avis -will give yen the money for
uem li you
endorsed.
Death of Mr. Plummer W.
Green.
Capt Shaw went to Charlotte Sunday
to attend the marriago of his daughter.
warrent
W.,.:.'
R. R. Company.
,v.'. X. C, MAY 9th, 1895.
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-i-y the Mail Train willleave-
' 'xeept Sunday at
' mt.-i-t South Bound Train.
, North ,
. M . G., b.dnek, O. V, Shell,
see't. a Treas. Sup't. & Afit
XOTICE.
'' '!'( r t.f ,a T...l t i
7u irs- "f tlie towu of Wan"entn 1 am
"'rr, , to give notice that apphca-
Zv iU he ma(le to the enei'al As-
a'j y st .its next session to amend the
LlJUl-ti-v ,.f i . . ..
oui town to the ellect that
M1K-f of police (or Constaljle) Bnftll
Um ""lljy the people at the same
fcl,.,!- !Ui'1 UU(ler like reul!?on3 of
' ' the Mayor, and in other
TASKER PCXLK,
Mayor of WarretitoB N. G.
Whilo all is life and bustle preparing
for the Christmas holidays; death, ever
resentless, always certain, has visited
our town and laid his icy hand upon
one of our best known and most highly
respected citizeus.
Mr. Plummer W. Green quietly
passed away last Tuesday afternoon,
at his residence in Warrenton, sur
rounded by his devoted daughter, sister
aud brother tnd friends. Mr. Green
was-blind. Has been blind for many
years, caused by injuries received in
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Will have tuem properly we nue civn win, uuuugu wmuu no
served as gallant a soldier as v:as ia
Lee's army. Mr. Greeii though totally
blind, knew hi friends remaikably
well by their voices, and he was a most
delightful companion. Every body
liked him.
Ho was a consistent member of the
M. E. Church and died in the chris
tian's hope.
He was 63 years old. He leaves au
only daughter to mourn the loss of a
father that Joved her tenderly. His
remains were gently laid to rest by his
friends in the old cemetery Wednesday
evening, Rev. P. L. Herman conducted
a short funeral service at the M. E,
Church which was concluded at the
grave.
To his only daughter, sister, brothers,
relatives and friends we offer our
sincere c'orsdolsnce. But they should
not mourn for him. He has gone to his
bright home above where his loving
wife, who preceeded him a few years,
awaited his coming,, and where all is
Kgbt and joyno blindness there no
sorrow there.
uidiehce desires to return sincere Tuesdiy riht to hear the play.
-hanks to the gentlemen from Middle- jT;sa Anna Whecier went to Halifax
burg for the sweet music given us. We Tuesday to attend the marriage of Miss
would like to hear them often and see Luy Cullom and Rev. Mr. Lucas;
them often too, for all nve of them,
composing the band, are hDdsome
pren wit.
Special thanks are due the ladies of Miss Jebsie Herman ii a home for
the M. E. Church who labored so tho holidays.'
uuigent.y, ami wno arranged me stage Da:jey moye)1 to uiB-new
so nicely, for their efforts in getting o uome rjjgeway yesterday,
the entertainment. We hone, and
n. ,.i;,i cm, rJ Mr. Marvin Herman is home from
the M..E. Church, in whoso iuteres! Trinity College to spent Christmas.
the entertainment was given. I Mr and Mrs. Edgat Allen are visiting
Wo mr.st not forget to mention the at Mr. John Aliens.
farce "The Woman" which
brought dowu th i liouse and sent every
bodv home in a cood humor. Let us
have some more like it.
Glosing out
PRICES;
PiilK DISCS!
. The preat py:ific for RhenmatjrraJ
Oont. Lnnhago, Sciatic an j kindrej
aflectiona. A deflnit and tcinllf'a
combinalinj, anUgoniziDg and elimi
nating the causes of tbeiM ainf ul coL.
ditions, bringing relief and cure; at
fame time building up anJ fortifjicg
the nerve centre and rer-oTating th
system. Try it by all means. COcc&M
a box.
Cloaks Gapes
Our local last week calling attention
to the unexpected aud nocturnal leav
ing of ?.Zr, ivntui. one of our visiting
photographers, was not intended to
convey any idea that Mr. Nunn left
here under a cloud, or stole away to
avoid paying any debts, or any thing
of that kind. On the contrary Mr.
Ivunn conducted himself as a gentle
man, while here, and left without
owing a cant, so far as we know, rend
carries with him the respects of our
town. We simply meant to refer to his
sudden leaving, without any notice to
the public.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds, rxd
La Grippe when LAXATtvfi Bbomo
Quinine will cure you in one day. I)oes
not produce the ringing in the head
like Sulphate of Quinine. Put up in
tablets convenient for taking. Guaran
teed to cure or money refunded. Price
25 cents. For sale and guaranteed by
sll dluggist.- 31-6m.
How many of our people, who have
enough and to spare, will remombcr
the poor to-day.
Dr. F. A. Macon and sister, Miss
Lizzie Macon, of Henderson, came to
the play last Tuesday night.
Rev. A. McCulIen, of Henderson, I
was in town this week.
Electric liitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
erally needed when the languid, ex
hausted feeling prevails, wheu the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a toic and alterative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine has- of ten
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers'. No medicine will act more
surely in counteracting and freeing
the system from the malarial poisen.
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yieXcf to Electric Bitteis.
50c, and 1,00 per bottle at Dr. C. A.
Thomas',
We are to s"eive Christ, because
Christ serves us ; we' are" to serve men,
because we are serving Christ.-
at
weeping
Reductions,
F. P. Mk
PHARMACIST,
Sale of Land
C5IrE OECKCK Of THE llrtWOt COCST.
WE ABE AGENTS FOK
E; P. REED'S FINE SHOSE
FOB LADIES
FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Jackson & Gregory,
Warrenton. N.C.
T-tr.
WANTED-AN IDEAaJi
thing to patent t Protect your Mr: they tnr
bring, too wealth. Write JOILN WEUDKK
BURN A CO.. Patent Attorney. WaaMSrt-OA,
Lv O..- Tor thelx jprUe tS
Call early.
Very respectfully.
By virtue of a decree rendered in th
Superior court of Warren county at tba
September term thereof, 1836, in th
action therein pending in which Ilowaxd
Browning is phuotiQ, and Jlenry. Walker
Harris and M. E. Xswaome aro de
fend en ts, I hall sell at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder at the
court house door in Waraenton on tbe
first Monday in January, 1637, fit beij-g
the fourth day thereof) the JanJa there-;
in ordered to bo bold, viz: a certain
tract of land situated in tho county cf
n'arren. state of North Carolina in
River township, adjoining the lands cf
John Falkeuer on tbe East, Sterling
Johnston on the North, tbe late Buckner
Falkener on the Wtst and Miss Mary
Davis on the South, containing twenty
acres, more or less, which, fonnely be
longed to Plummer Baker. The iale
will' lie made at 11 o'clock a. m. on
said 4th day January, 1S37, to aatify
the principal, interests and oosts.
C. A. COOI?,
Cojraiiaionef;
Nor. 13, 1S3G.
Executrix's Notice;
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Plarrlinff
b iUiliiiie
Co.- !
nln jaa:ifie4 a ezcatrix ct
P. J. Ililliard. drc4, late of armr
toanir.N.C..thIl toDoUfr all mwd bkr
. inecUiRK iot tbe nut of t5 4tt
. toprwrnl them to the ond-ri(med on oj
i tM-fr th 4th d7 of Dwml r. or thu aoiir
ill be plr.d ta bar o their rcoxrrj . All
t rt!e Indrbtei to l J ette nll Btalte lia
tucdui i jc(Dt. Tlil tre. 4tb.in.
MRS. A. E. niLLlAXD.
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