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WAliHENTON, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 25 1898.
NO. 2.
VOT- 4-
the weather much
jig change
Abi
in
Dr.
jurt,
Sowitzky was with us again
this
Ktn rlents were
eur
oiled at
the High School this week.
l4ver get angry or impatient with a
fool. It is a waste of energy.
W.o,i K d. in this issue about that
X l.A. I A v
Charlie Burlew.
t ioroughbreJ horse,
The crowd in town last Tuesday was
.n-iiderably larger than we expected.
ss Nannie ii. Tariy, of Tarry's
ifl., Ya., is visiting friends in town.
1 good list of new subscribers added
8 week, and many renewals. Thanks.
See notice of sale of land by B. G.
reen and T. T. Hicks, commissioners.
ilr. R. H. Ford, of Raleigh, spent
feral days with his home people this
sek.
bishop Cheshire will visit Warrenton j c
1 ...III n.,,nli mi S.in. I
mOlTOW ana
Brother T
2'iics lit port e
R. Walker, of the Littleton
, paid us a pleasant visit
I .it Tuesday.
Mrs. B. W. Ballard, of Frakhuton,
tited her parents, Mr. and Airs. JacoD
rker, here this week.
. -i ff
Miss Georeie Miles hasrerarueuiroin
&4 extended visit to friends and rela
tives in Petersburg, Ya.
iMiss Bettie Allen has charge of Mrs.
Taylor's millinery store while she and
Miss Bessie are Noith.
Dr. W, J. Judd and wife, of Hender
son, spent a day or two in town with
:lr. J. C. McCraw.
Mr. T. C. Williams, of Terrapin
Halifax, county, iS. C, paid our
sanctum u pleasant visit this week.
1 Messrs. Robert H. Hardy. Jimmie
Ellington and Mrs. E. L. Maury, of
Halifax county, visited Mr. J. C. Hardy
tiis week.
The ladies of the M. E. church
made quite a successful matter of their
drums room this week, especially at
night.
Mrs. S. D. T witty, of Oxford Female
Seminary, was here last Saturday aud
' Sunday, attending the funeral services
of Mrs. Palmer,
Mr. Alvin Terrell, now located in
Columbia, S. C, is visiting his brother
at Warren Plains and will be in the
county for several days.
Capt. W. H. Day arrived here Wed-
ttsdiiy iiltornoou alter court nao. aa
Mined. The Cajit, is as pleasant as
v r a'ui looking as well as ever,
,i t;;.-i ibadv, tli clever, enter -.ising
agent of the News & Observer,
i ILai'.'ign, was m town tins woes, looii
ijng after the interests of his publica
tions f
I (Joint adjoumed Wednesday nioru
ii r. No cases of special interest w ere
Ion hand. The case about the new pub
lic road leading north from Pddgeway
was postponed.
Mrs. M. G. Taylor and Miss Bessie
kLee Taylor left for Baltimore last Mon
day where they will study the latest
Styles and effects in spring millinery
and lay in a stock for the spring and
Bummer.
I Messrs. Walter Egerton, of Macon,
John A Dainerou, and R. M. Wiiliams,
$1 Inez, W. B. Fleming, of Ridgeway,
A. L. Capps, of Areola, and others were
pleasant callers at The Recikd office
his week.
3
I Our drummer friends have been
Lome in full force this week. Messrs
F. P. Hunter, J. C. McCraw, Jr., Yan
iston ana kj. tr. oneu, jr., nave all
een at home this week shaking hands
ith their host of friends.
Boyd & Rogers had several locals
jp. The Recobd last week calling atten
tion to their bicycles, in consequence
fiiereof they sold eight fine wheels last
Tuesday, Who says advertising doesn't
pay?
The lands, near Warren Plains, the
Lampkin lands, advertised for sale in
his papei by H. A. Boyd, com., were
fold !ast Monday, and one acre sold for
f 75.00, purchased by our thrif ty friend,
Jlr. Ales Katzenstein.
The colored American, of Washington
C comes to us this week with con-
vessman Geo. H. White's nniahU
eech delivered in congress a few davs
5, and a splendid lik
ont page.
There will be an eutertainment given
at Macon on the night of the 30th. inst.
for the benefit of the starVing Cubans.
Everybody is invited. The popular
j admission fees of 10 cts. and 15 cts
reserved seats will prevail. The ladies
aie m charge and that assures success!
Mr. Earnest Dailey, recently clerking
w Mr. W. G, Egerton. has entered
?nnity College. The athletic associa
tion f the college, eo we learn, offered
Mr. Dailey iree tuition and board and
i the same pay per month he was re
ceiving, in order to have him on the
f nmty base ball nine. Dailey is a No.
Plojer. and the Triaity boy8 know it.
Mr. J. 0. Caddell, representing tue
BiUiad Recorder, is in town.
Mr. Howard Browning, of Littleton,
wns on our streets yesterday,
Miss Minna Speed, of Franklin Co.,
visited the Misses Davis thiB week.
Miss Pannie White left yesterday,
greatly to the sorrow of our young men
Gardning is the order of the day.
Many a bushel of seed Irish potatoes
was sold here this week.
The editor has just been the recipient
of a splendid hat presented to him by
one of his best friends.
J. M. Ransom & Sons are putting up
a beautiful delivery wagon for Riggan
Bros., which wU soon be on the streets.
The Jurors summoned for second
week of court will not have to attend,
since court has adjourned for the term.
Mr. T M Casserly has a nice lot oi
cabbage, nearly large enough to eat.
Uncle Tom can't be beaten on the
garden question.
Our telephone service is most ex
and T
man will soon
have us in connection with Macon,
T,UM v,c in nnnntinn
Vaughans and Littleton.
"Aunt Maimda," who has been quiet
so long, has been aroused and we hope
to hear from her soon, and will give
our readers the benefit of her letters.
One of the largest crowds seen for
some time attended the funeral and
burial services of Mrs. W. H. Palmer
in Fair View cemetery last Sunday.
Horace Tally, Sr.. has instituted
suit vs. R & G. R. R. for damages,
because of the killing of his son Horace"
in the wreck at Warren Plains a few
weeks ago.
Mr. L. T. Brown, so our exchanges
say, will be associated with the manage
ment of the Yaroorough House in
Raleigh again. It will look more home
like and natural to see Lewis there.
Rev. J. O Guthrie has a letter in this
week's Christian Advocate that is full of
pleasant things about Warrenton and
our people. We are sure our people
return the compliment and like Mrs
Guthrie as Well as he likes us.
Among the visitors from a distance
we had the pleasure of meeting Messrs.
J. A. Burt and Plnmmer Davis, of
Franklin county, Mark Perry, and Dr,
I. E. Green, of Halifax county, and
E. H. Russell, of Virginia.
Politics and war were the main topics
of discussion this week. We learn that
one township in the county has five
candidates for the Sheriff's ofnc9.
Night meetings are frequent and the
ward politician is now in his glory.
Mr. D. M. Shearin, of Areola, has a
Imlf acre in clover sown on the 15th of
last Oct. that will averasre ten inches
high now. This looks like clover and
grasses can be grown here successfully
when properly manured and cultivated .
Mrs. T. M. Casserly accompanied by
Miss Sue Watkins will leave for Balti
more to-morrow to look at the new
spring styles and lay in a spring and
summer stock. Look out for her ad
veitisemet and date of opening day
in next issue.
Johnson & Shaw lost one of their
fine pair of sorrel horses last Wednes
day evening. The hoise dropped deadjin
harness traveling along the road near
Chui-ch's stoi-e in Vance county. It
was a valuable horse, worth consider
able money.
Among the visiting lawyers attending
court this week we notice Messrs. J.
B. Batchelor and B. M. Gatling, of
Raleigh, T. T. Hicks. W. B. Shaw and
T. "M. Pittman, of Henderson, C. M.
Cooke, of Louisburg, S. G. Daniel and
Howard Alston, of Littleton, Thos. W.
Hawkins, of Charlotte, R. A. Hawkins,
of Youngs ville and T N Hill, of Halifax.
Mr. Harvey Bryant, a student of the
Warrenton High school, who has been
very sick here, was taken to Norfolk
last Sunday night for special treatment.
His mother, Mrs. Dr. Black, of Little
ton, was with him, and Dr. Picot, of
Littleton, accompanied him to Norfolk.
We learn that the desired operation
has been successfully performed and
that he is doing well.
Mr. Owen Davis, of Henderson, N
C, has associated himself with our
contractor and townsman, Mr. J. A.
Duvall. Their business will be located
atVaughan, N. C., where they will
manufacture brick and lumber on a
large scale. Mr. Duvall went to
Vaughan Monday to receive the ma
chinery for their plant aud put it in
place for operation. Look for their
advertisement in next week's paper.
We have a letter from Mr. L K
Alsobrook, editor of the Morganton
News, oi Georgia, wlio wishes to ex.
change papers with us because he says
in his old age, being now 70 years old,
his mind wonders back to bis boyhood
home. He writes us that he at one
time clerked for Mr. John White in
Warrenton. His mother -was Miss
Eaton, a daughter of Mrs. Mary Eaton
of near Shocco Springs. We shall
Buu ami xhe rdcobd as a letter irom:
home every week,
Jackson & Gregory are makdig things
lively. See change in their marke
repoit and their business locals.
Mr. John 8. Robson, a one legged
confederate 'soldier, of South Boston,
Va.v is here. Mr. ttobson was a private
in the 52hd Virginia Smith Brigade,
Ea-iys Division, and has written an
exceedingly interesting account 6f the
campaigns of Stonewall Jackson which
he is selling 'for a living. The book
contains the complete regimental ros
ters of both the great armies at Gettys
burg, which alone is worth the price of
the book. He comes highly recom
mended by the press and many noted
citizens of uor State, among them Mr.
Julian S. C xrr, of Duiham. Mr. Robson
will be in our pleasant town for a few
days and desires to sell his interesting
book to our people that he may thus
make an honest living
Mrs. Alic3 Scoggin Palmer.
The subject of this sketch was born
March 1843 Married to Mr. W. H.
Palmer in 1865 and died March 19th.
1898.
Mrs. Palmer's maiden name was
Scoggin and she leaves many relatives
who are some of the first people of the
county, to nioum her departure.
She bad for more than forty years
been a consistent member of the M. E.
Church South and exemplified the
profession she made by a life of piety
and devotion to the cause Of Christ
Among her last expressions was a que1
tatiou from God's word "I know that
my Redeemer liveth." She leaves a
husband and three sons to mourn their
joss.
May the pitying Father iook with
compassionate tenderness upon the
stricken husband and children and may
they ail so live as to meet their loved
one in heaven. A Fkiend.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the pub
lic to know of one concern in the land
who is not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors
of Dr. King's New Discovery foi Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bottles
of this great medicine; and have the
satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarsness and all
diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on C. A.
Thomas, Druggist, and get a trial bottle
free. Regular size 50c. and $1. Evei'y
bottle guaranteed, or price refunded.
Mrs. Sarah. E. LoycL.
Mi's. Sarah E. Loyd, beloved wife of
Mr. W, E. Loyd departed this life at
hei home near Macon on the 12th inst.
in the thirtieth year of her age.
She professed religion in her child
hood, and about twelve years ago united
with the Biptist church at Warren
Plains and continued a consistant and
hiehl y valued member of this church
until she was called up higher.
She lived the life of an earnest chris
tian, and when death came the was
ready and willing to go. She said, as
the death shades gathered about her
"It is so dark.," and after a little while
she tiiumphantly exclaimed, "1?he
light has come again. I can see all
the way plainly now. I will soon be
over,':
Sister Ldyd was a good woman and
her husband, her two children , at d all
her kindred have sustained a great
loss. We sinceiely symyathize with
them. Bv and by, they will doubtless
find her at the beautiful gate "waiting
and watching for them," T.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The .best Salve in the world for Cut,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Liver Sores, Tetter, Chapped. Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup,
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. ' It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box, For Bal by
Dr. C. A. Thomas.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
The bladder was created for one purpose,
namely, a receptacle for the urine, ana so
sueh it is not liable to any form of disease ex
cept by one of two ways. The first way is
from imperfect action of the kidneys. The
second wav ia from carelese local treatment
of other diseases.
CHIEF CA USE.
TTnTum.lt.'hvnri'ne from nnhealthv kidneVS iS
the nhief cause of bladder troubles. S the
wombr like the bladder, was ereated for one
purpose. and if not doctored too much is not
liable to weakness or disease, except in rare
cases. It is situated back of and very close to
the bladder, therefore any pain, disease or
inrnTi-o-fnifnr manifested in the kidneys
back . bladder or urlnarv passage is often , by
mistake, attributed to female weakness or
womb trouble of some sort. The error is
pasilv marip and mw he as easilv avoided
To find out correctly, set your nrina aside for
twenty four hours; a sediment or settling
indicates kidnev or bladder trouble. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, aud
bladder remedy is goon realized. If you
need a medicine you should have the best.
At rtruersrists fiftv cents and one dollar. You
may have a sample bottle and pamphlet, both
sent free by mail, upon receipt of three two
cent stamps to cover cost of postage on the
hottlR Mention The Record and send your
address to Dr Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The prepnetor of this paper guarantees
the genuineness oi ini oner. .
Now is the time to sow clover,
for sale by F, P. Hunter.
Seed
- We positively will not be undersold
by any one, " N E. Jolinsun,
IH 'TIMES OF P'SACE
PBEPABE'FOB
WAR ! war! WAR !!
N. L. Shaw & Co.
Prefer Peace and would like
for mei chants to sell goods at , a
fair profit but if War on Profits is
to be waged we assure those who
favoi uwith their . patron age j
that their interest will be pro
tected and we guarantee to sell
goods of equal grade as cheap as
they aie sold by our competitors.
We are old veterans in. the mer
cantile service and whiif? joins'
may have in6re dash and show,
still for a hand to hand pitched
battle, in variety and quality of
goods, honest all round prices',
fair dealings, we are and will
aiwaysbe in the lead.
Look at our Spring Goods:
Hamburgs, Laces, &S. Latest
fetyle Collars, TieS and Cravats
Shirts. Panis and Underwear
cheapei than you ever saw them.
Mr. W P. Massenburg, the old
veteran, clever and courteous gentle-
rnanj is now in our employ and will be
pleased to serve his rhahy friends.
Walter Miles is still on deck aud as
clever, accommodating and handsdine'
as ever.
Don't fill to make our store head-
quartcrs
WE ARE YOTTRS TO SERVE,
N. L SHAW & CO.,
Write for samples of dress Goods.
Jackson & Gregory.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES!
Best Calicoes, 4 and 5 cts.j Percalsi
yd. wide, 7 cts., White Bed Spreads,
80 cts.. Best Ginghams, 4 and 5 cts.
Keihnants Cahco, 3 cts.j the prettiest
and cheapest Laces, Hambui'gS &c
2 to 10 cts., beautiful piece Table
Damask, 25 cts. yd., Shoes, Cap&,
Pants and Shirts below cost.
m If. L. Shaw & Coi
See our line of straw and crash
Hats, They are very cheap.
Jaeksen & Gregory.
The "Rambler" wheels sold by Boyd
& Rogers are ahead of any wheel
offered on the market for excellence in
finish and durability.
We are stili in the lead with a full
line of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Notions, Groceries and Farmer's Sup
plies. N. E. Johnson.
We are still offering inducements to
CASH buyers. Jackson & Gregory.
Give us a call and examine our care
fully selected stock and compare our
prices before buying elsewhere
N El. Johnson.
Buy a "Rambler" bicycle from Boyd
& Rogers and you have the best wheel
that can be bought.
We will offer slippers next week
cheaper than they were ever sold.
Jackson & Gregory.
We won't expect your trade if any
one can do better for you than we do.
N. E. Johnson.
Boyd & Rogers have sold a good many
"Rambler" bicycles during the past
week and are expecting a new lot in
daily. Call and examine them.
Desirable dwelling for rent. 8 rooms.
Good location. Apply to
H. T. Macon.
Fresh garden seed at F. P. Hunter's
We are willing to accommodate good
people, and we guarantee our prices.
N. E. Johnson.'
50,090 Heart Pine Shingles for sale
at $2.50 per thousand, cash. Apply to,
R. B. Davis, Grove Hill, N. C.
Don't fail to stop at the barbershop.
It is still opposite The Record office.
Clean towels, sharp razors, a plenty of
bay-rum, witch hazel &c. Also two
daily papers Satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully,
Washington Harris.
Wovtt
Happy and
Eighteen Years Experience
Market Prices Guaranteed,
We desire to call the attention of the Tobacco Grower
Old Reliable" Boyd's Warehouse is
hard work, big
Thanking our customers for their past liberal support and promising
our very best efforts in their behalf in the future. .
We would advise EARLY SALES now while prices are GOODs
BRING tJS A LOAD AT ONCfi.
We keep on band the iargest stock of PtiGUIES and WAGONS carried by any deaier in the SiatS
at LOWES'? prices. Examine our styles and prices before buying we can save you money;
JACKSON &
of Goods thai are
One Price to All
3STET
ijnMr too poor to receive best atteritioii !
il U II C riCjx enough to obtain credit.
Clothing.
Men's' Black Suits,
Men'3 plaid and Stripe Suits,
Men's. Overcoats, all wool,
Boys' Overcoats, ages 14 to i$i
Roys' Suits, ages 14 to 19,
Childs' Suits, ages 4 to 14.
Shoes.
Children's Doiigola j
Ladies' heavy;
Ladies' Dongola;
Ladies' Extra Dongola,
Men'sjheavy,
Men's Calf and Vici colors.
Men's black pat. lea. and calf,
$2 5)0 to li 00
3 90 to 8 50
4 00 to 8 00
2 4o to 3 25
1 65 to 7 00
60 to S 50
25 to 1 00
75 to 1 25
75 tO 1 50
1 25 to 2 65
85 to 1 65
1 00 to 5 00
1 00 to 5 00
Hats
Boys' Soft, black andbrown.
Boys' Tourist, black and brown;
Men's Soft. Black and brown ;
Men's Tourist, black;
Men's Wide felt, black aud brown,
Men's Novelty Walking Hats.
20 to 85
85 td i 00'
40 to 100
85 to 1 15
85 to 1 75
115to 175
90 to 3 25
Men's Still tiais, laiesistyies
Furniture,
3 ft. Dark Poplai Bed, 85
3 ft. 6 in . Light Poplar Bed. 96
3 6 Dark Poplar Bed, 95
4 g Dark Poplar Bed. 135
4 8 Light Poplar Bed.. ' 1 35
5 4 Light Poplar Bed, 3 25
5 4 Dark Poplar Bed, 9 25
6 2 Dark Poplar Bed, 3 00
6 a Light Poplar Bed, 300
5 Oak Bed, 230
6 4 OakBed, 400
24 x 14 Glass, Light Poplar Bureau, 2 95
24 x 18 Glass, Light Poplar Bureau, 840
24 x 18 Glass Dark Poplar Bereau 3 40
24 x 20 Glass Dark Poplar Bureau, 4 00
24 x 20 Glass Light Poplar Bureau, 4 00
Child's Chairs, 45
Child's TaDle Chairs, 45
Dining aud Parlor Chairst 40 to 75
Rocking Chairs, . 65 to 1 60
Tin Safes, 1 95
Dry Goods,
Fruit of Loom Bleaching, per yard, 5 Best Salt. -
Androscoggin Bleaehing 514 Sugar best, barrel,
Pelham Bleaching, 5 160 testBest OH, per gallon,
4-4 Bleaching, M 160 test Best Oil, per quart,
36 in. Unbleached Domestic 3 Extra Patent Fiour, per barrel,
Riverside Cotton Check, " 4 Nice Family Flour, per barrel,
Eureka Cotton Checks, W Qood Family Flour, per barrel.
Good Outing, " Seed Oats per hushel,
Better Outing, Seed Irish Potatoes, Early ose,
Best Outing, 8
Farmer's Friend Plowa,
Bov Dixie Plows, the genuine, not
Plow Points, . '
"Subject to market change,
WAR
WARRENTON, N. C,
and JPur chase ofJLeaf 'ITobiuccox
Prosperous
Unsurpassed, Highset
and determined to stay there ii
prices and best accommodations
will keep them there.
TOUR FRIENDS)
GREGORY'S
CASH
Going Fast for Cask
Credit to None
DRY GOODS, (contincbd.)
Blue and Pink Eiderdown.
All colors Cambric;
Light Caliches;
Blue ground1 white figures.
Simpson's Best, black and c'oioWj
Best Jeans, Siiicia and Canvas,
Grey and Dlack Percalinej
Best Gingham,
Double-faced Canton, red and gold,
All colors Cheese Cloth,
Draperies';
Worsted Plaids
25
4
m
x
6
f
10
454
11
to 20
to 63
to 45
to 15
to 43
8
iS
Black Serge, Henrieita &c.j
Ali colors Wool No velties;
Canton Flannel;
Table Damask,
Notions.
Coats' Spool Cotton, 100 yds., per spool, 1
Coats' Spool Cotton .200 yds, per spool 8
All colors Dress Buttons, per dozen, 5
Whalebone, per dozen, 6
Dress 8teels. ner dozen. 8
Hooks and Eyes, per dozen, 8
Darning Cotton per ball. 3 j
Children's fast Hk. Hose.5J-fl, per pr., 8 j
Children's seamless Hose, 'J-8, per pr,. 13
Ladies' seamless. blk. and tan, per pr., 12
Gents' seamless, blk. and tan, per pr. 12
Ladie?' seamless, best black, pe r pr., 20
Gents' seamless, best black, per pr 20
Gents' seamless, black and grey, per pr.. 8
All styles in collars, 8 to 12
Al 1 sty les in C uff s , 13 to SO,
White Linen Shirts, 42 to 1 00
Percale Shirts, 81 to 7s
Ladies' Vests, 4 to 20
Gents' Vests, 15 to 45
Groceries.
No. 9 Parched Coffee, per pound,
Arbuckle's Parched Coffee .per pound'
Levering's Parched Coffee, per paund,
Good Rio. Green Coffee,
Best loose Soda,
Best loose Starch
Kinghans Best Lard, .
VA
4
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5 60
525
475
41
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. . -. .95
4 cts.
imitation,
Boyd
LisIl
EHOUS
ew Year to all,
Large Orders
to tne fact that the
"still in the
i ri
5. VO.,
Watch-maker and Jeweler
Warrenton, n. (it
Offers his services to the. people 6!
Warren tdii rind vicinity.. All kinds of
repaiiiiSg; done lit Mis bfefe fu.fliifmri
ship inahher; arid warranted fdif 12
tnonth. , Ordering good f ot enstoiiiera
a specialty; , . ,
Country prddue'e add wood taken in
fexchange for wdrki Ifodk for the big
watch sign;
RALEIGH BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
& ANDTr
ZjPeiri .Art 3ailg,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Send for catalogue; shorthand and penman
ship taught by mail; first lessons and speci
mens of p6(irilanship free;
E. Vt: fiPACKMAN. Prifiip(ftl.
w-A.itK.iQisr'i'oisr
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
The Spring Session of 1898 will ceo.
mence Monday, Jantjabx 10th. i:i
continue 30 weeks
Tuition in Primary Department, $15. Q :
Tuitun in Intermediate Department, 20.0C
Tuition i-i AcvUiaic Department, 22.50
Board (ir.duding wasJiing, lights,
and fuel,) 49.00
Incidental. Charge 5C
Terms: Half the above charges in
advance, the balance March 21st.
For further information address, the
principals,
Graham & Watkins,
Warrenton. N. C.
Actministrators Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of Miss
Elisabeth Harris, deceased, late of Varrer,
county- N. C, this is to notifiy all persona
having claims against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
ocn or before the 25th day of February 18ua, os
this notiee will be plead in bar of their re
covery. AH persons indebted to said estut-o
will please make immediate payment,
This 22nd day of February, 1898.
W. G, EGEBTON, Administrator '
of Elizabeth. Harris.
Cook Greea Attys.
A CARD,
Rogers,
BY the request ot citizens of Warn .i
Cquntjj . take" tb,i8 method of nr.'-.:.
nouncin myself a candidate fo.r the office -d.
SHEBrFF OF WABBEJf COUNTY,.;
most respectfully eliciting the suffrage ? rii
my feHow citizens. If elected I will sen a tl.-j
entire people honestly and faithfully.
'; let. E. Davi.Sj
Fork Township, CREEK, h. 0,
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