VOL. 7.
WARRENTON, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1901.
NO. 29;
NOTICE.
If this sj ace has the Red X Mark
cait.it is to inform you that your
Ascription is out, and unless re--t-xcd
the paper will he stopped.
LOCAL ITEMS
Suu-
gc(. Vank statement.
?ouril tf Education mcota next Mon-
any.
coe business local offering a resi-
joiue fi-r runt.
yr. John B. Powell spent last
jav in IlonJcrsou.
Miss Lou li. lirown, of Axtell, is in
towu this week visiting relatives.
Mr, E. 'W. Jeffress, of Palmer's
c.rings, Va., was in town last Tuesday.
See business local by S. W. Rose
offering a store house for rent m
orliua. j
Miss Minnie Davis is at heme from
Philadelphia to the delight of her host
of friends,
Capt. W. G. Coleman and daughter,
Jihss Lottie, of Churchill, were in town
jjtt-t Monday.
Fix up a nice, well filled basket and
coiuo along to the Confederate reunion
and picnic next Tuesday.
Mr. B. G. Green and Misa Josie
Cook speut last Sunday in Granville
county with their auut, Mrs. Blaokwell,
who is quite sick.
Dr. M. P. Perry, of Macon, with two
i f his daughters, was in town lastTues
Juv. Th Dr. was a pleasant caller at
Tue Kecokd's oliice,
Mrs. Mary Green, our post mistress,
t'i.t a day or two in Granville county,
. . T - ' 1 1 7 - t fit
this wt'CK. on a visi iu uer Bister, lure,
lMnekvrell, who i3 very ill.
Taylor's mill pond is posted against
fishing with nets. All parties are
Jv.i'.hy uotitied of this fact and must
govern themselves accordingly.
Miss Amelia Bramo has decided to
to arrencon ner uome. one is
See administrator's notice by C. S.
Tharrington.
A good many teachers were on ex
amination this week.
Mr. A. B Casey, a former Warren-
tonian, was here yesterday.
Miss Sallie Allen, of Ridgeway, was
a visitor in town this week.
Mrs. H. C. Spiers, of Weldon, was a
visitor this week at Mrs. E. S. Alien's.
A. Dowtin, is
with a severe
including
I1U"
villi her sister, Mrs. N. M. Palmer
Wo welcome her to Warrenton.
Mr. Geo. S. Miles and his entire
fnuiilv left ue last Friday
where they
for Newport
will - reside m
We regret then going, but
New?, Ya.
he figure
wish them well.
.Miss Sena Parkei, of the Ealeigh D
1) ,v n. Institute, eauie down home
1::: -t Satin day to be here at the dedica
tion ef the new Baptist chursU, re-
turning lust Monday.
boys, don't shoot the birds yet. The
prohibitory law does not expire in
Wtuien county till 2s ov. 1st. If you
are cuuerht shootius birds before thn
jou are likely to be ljunished for it.
Mr. J. IT. Jeffress, of Palmer's Springs,
Ya., was in towu last Saturday and
took back with him Mrs. A. Y. Flem
ing, who ia still out there with her
daughter, Mrs. J. H, Jeiiress, who is
i'l
Don't forget the Confederate reunion
and pieuic here on next Tuesday, Oct.
loth. Every body come and bring a
well lilldd basket with you. Hon,
Clande Kitchiu, Messrs. Tasker Polk,
John II, Kerr and others will make
speeches.
When you wake up with a bad taste in
youi mouth, go at once to any Druggists
and get a free sample of Chamberlain's
-Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or
two doses will make you well. They
also cure biliousness, sick headache
and constipation.
Miss Mary Collins, of Bidgeway, has
been visiting friends m town this week.
Hop Waugh, the Chinaman, is here
and has opened a first-class laundry.
See his local adv.
"Rev. D. L. Earnhardt, of Ridgeway,
was a pleasant caller at The Record's
office on Wednesday.
Register of Deeds, J
confined to his room
attack of sore throat. ,
Mr, G. O. Gregory, of the University
of Va., spent last Sunday here with his
sister, Mrs. C E. Jackson.
Another new post office has been es
tablished in the county. This time it
is "Jack," at King's old store in River
township.
Mr. J. E. Clark and neice, Miss
Wiliia Hargrove, of Washington, N. C,
are here on a visit to Mrs. Y. L, Pen
dleton. Bring your baskets along early next
Tuesday and leave them at Centre
warehouse with M. B. Alston and W.
A. Overby.
Mr. M. 3. Hawkins, of Ridgeway,
was in town two or three days this
v, eek on county business. Work will
soon begin upon the iail and court
house.
Several of our people,
ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls, took
m tne xucnmonu uarnivai mis wees.
Not knowing all who went we refrain
from mentioning any.
Mrs. Sallie J. Foote left us last Mon
day for Wake Forest, where she will
reside for sometime. We shall miss
her greatly, and hate very mucn to
part with her. and we all hope to h.ve
her come back to us as soon as possible
Miss Helen Williams, of Louisburg
was a mensant visitor m our town a
few days thia week, guest of her cousin,
Miss Bessie Lee Taylor. Miss Williams'
solo singing in the Baptist church here
last Sunday was excellent and greatly
appreciated and enjoyed by our people
Come again, Miss Helen.
Mi- -J. W. Bailev st'iid over here
from Sunday and delivered a highly
instructive and interesting lecture to
the High School students in the school
w
auditorium on Monday night. A good
many of our citizens attended, and all
speak in the highest terms of Mr.
Bailey's lecture. His them was
"Making a Career."
Warren county's famous apple the
Gully is very scarce this year. Mr.
Li. N. Watson, who is most excellent
authority on such things, says that the
oiinual gully apple tree was first found
and cultivated in Warren county near
Axtell. The apple first discovered by
Mr. Davis, growing in a gully
hence its name and they really grow
better and taste better around Axtell
to-day than any other place on the
globe so far as we know.
Doubtless it will be a surprise to his
mauy friends to know that Mr. E. T,
Rodwell, formerly of this place, but
now of Richmond, Va., was married
last Wednesday, Oct. 9th. 1901. His
bride is Miss Leila Drake, of Cold
Water, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Rodwell will visit Chicago, Niagara
"FnUa Tinffiilo and other points and
then make Richmond their home
Our military company were out on
drill last Wednesday. Capt. Price will
have his company out in full force at
the old soldiers' reunion and picnic
next Tuesday.
We take pleasure in giving space to
Congressman Kitchin's letter and di
rection about obtaining a free rural
delivery mail route. He is anxious t
serve his constituents in every way
possible and will help you in this
matter.
m in
EELLIM
WARRENTON
N, O.
Mr. A, F. Brame, our popular Co.
Surveyor, was in to see us this week,
and is complaining greatly because of
the fact that he is compelled to keep
bachelor's quarters. Girls, such a nice
fellow ought not to be allowed to have
to do this way.
Miss Bettie S. Hall left us last Sat
urday for Elm City, N. C, where she
j has charge of the central telephone
office there. We shall miss Miss Bettie !
and commend her to the people of Elm
City. Miss Lou Hall has charge of the
central office here. .
The sanitary committee of the county
ia to he commended for the regulations
they adopted last Monday in regard
to the sale of second hand clothing
&e. in the county. Read the resolu
tions in the proceedings of the Board
of county commissioners printed m
another column.
ARRINGTON WAREHOUS
Bring us a Load at Once.
e will Get You High Prices.
ROGERS & BURWELL.
w
AXTELL NOTES.
Miss Lou E. Brown is spending
week with relatives in TFarrenton.
this
STORE HOUSE for rent at Norlina,
N. C. House is roomy ad . well lo
cated. Possession can be given Nov.
1st. 1901. For further particulars and
terms, apply to S. W. ROSE, Norlina,
N. O. '
FOR RENT. A good residence on
Main street in Warrenton, centrally
located. Possession can be given Nov.
1st. 1901. For terms and further par
ticulars apply at The Recobd's office.
To the tax payers of the town of
Warrenton. I have in hand for collec
tion the town tax list for 1901. PleaBe
have the money ready when 1 call for
it. Respectfully,
JOHN W. ALLEN, Const.
FOR SALE. 400 bushels of nice
Httnt Bbos. Macon, N. C.
HAVE YOUR BUGGIES AND
WAGONS REPAIRED BY
W. E. DAVIS, Bragg St.,
TFarrenton, N. O.
Repainting and trimming. Spokes
put in buggy and one horse wagon
40 cts. each. A large stook of CoffiaB
LOOK FOR YOURSELF.
cheap.
sale. AppIv at once to A. A. Soeed.
manager of the Williams farm, Shocco Without a doubt we are offering the largest and best selected Etock of
township, P. O. Address, Warrenton,
MI.
C7Mr. Mangum baa charge of our stripping rooms.
,niSLCL
AMD THEN
COME
The Allen
and
ir. and Mis. J. L. Ridout and little
daughter spent Sunday in Ridgeway.
Hi. J. L. Plummer, of Middleburg,
spent eeveral hours, socially, with
friends here last Friday.
Mr. P. H. Allen was in our midst,
one day last week, drumming, and is
a'ain in the neighborhood to night.
Uncle Peter seems to be getting young
again; he is so spry and lively.
3essrs. T. B. Watson, Joseph F.
Reams, and Johu Fleming carried to
bacco to Warrenton ilbnday and realiz
ed fine prices for it.
Miss Sarah acon it? spending eeveral
weeks with her sister, irs. F. M.
Allen.
Mr. L. N. Watson and
Miss Sally, were present at
cation of the new B-ptist
Warrenton, Sunday,
ifessrs. Walter and Sam Allen also
attended the dedicatory
Sunday.
Mr. Wayland Watson visited parents
and friends Saturday aud Sunday; re
turned to Louisburg Jfonday morning.
He says Louisburg is a live business
town.
3rs. Cora Ingram is visiting her
brother, Mr. Walter Smithwick. Jars.
Fa nnie Smithwick i3 expected there
this week.
Misses Bessie and Annie Bobbitt are
after a visit of some
neighborhood.
TFarrenton on their
80,000 Heart Pine Shingles at $2.50
per thousand. For sale by G. W. Davia,
Areola, N. C
LADIES'
Fifteen mules, ten wagons, consisting
of log wagons, truck wagons and two
horse wagons, chainB, saws &c, A
bargain in these things. Also:
Two Saw -mills for Sale. I have
two, almest new, saw-mills for sale.
Prices low. Call on or address,
J. R. Pasohall, Wise, N. O.
For fresh, watei -ground county meal,
call on N. M. Palmer.
o
o
o
o
leming Go's
Opportunity,
Time and
daughter,
the dedi-
church m
and Trimmings we hare ever shown. The very latiest styles
that can be bought. . Men's, Youths and Boys' Clothing.
We are hep-d quarters prices and styles can't be beaten fit
the Stouts, Regulars and Slims. The nobbiest lino of ladies'
and gents' SHOES ovr shown on this market. Every pair
warranted. A full line of GE1TEHAL KESCSA1TDIS3 to
pick from . Quality and prico can't bo beaten .
GLAD TO SHOW YOU.
HOSE, HIIxLIA-TtD & CO.
Miss Sue White is with us and will be glad tor see tho ladies .
We deeire to oall your attention to
the attractive line of
Dress Goods
we are showing this season In the Cloibl
that are popular for
Suits and Skirts.
Hevy double faced Skirting, tho
prettiest fabrio on the market this
season. Also Melrose and Whipcord
Weaves for Suits, with Trimmings to
match.
Bo not mi?s the opportunity of
services on being in tinib to share in the bar
gains that Ri-ggan offers his many
customers. We have money saving
Coach
Shop.
bargains in
aain at home
length in the Churchill
in
We acknowledge receipt of a neat in
vitation to the marriage o Miss Mary
Ronnfml "DftviR. the beautiful and
highly accomplished daughter of our
esteemed countyman, Mr. Geo. V.
Davis, of Areola, to Mr. St. Leon Scull,
a lawyer of prominence in Windsor, N.
C. The marriage will take place in
the M. E. Church, at Areola, this
county, on Wednesday, Oct. 16th. 1901,
at 8 o'clock p. m. A distinguished
part of ladies and gentlemen from all
parts of the State will witness the
marriage of this very popular couple.
Mr. R. T. Arrington, of Petersburg,
Ya., well and favorably known bj most I begf. igliea are extended them.
ot our readers, uieu as iua uome iu
Peter burs last Friday. Mr. and Mis.
W. G. Rogers and Capt. W. J; White,
of our town attended the burial last
Suturdav. Mrs. Roarers remained in
Petersburg this week.
The Tar River Baptist Association is
in session this week with the church at
Corvutu, Franklin county, N. C. Rev,
T. J. Tajlor is attending. He carried
Mi. J. W. Bailey, editor of the Biblical
Recorder, out with him last Tuesday.
Several passed through town Tuesday
morning from the northern section of
tlirt cnnt.f.v rn their wav to the As-
eociation.
While 60 much is being said about
the grave of Nathaniel Macon and
justly so yet there is another neg-
l.fKri nml nimnst forcotten crave or a
'VV MUV o VJ
distinguished Warren countyman that
ouffht to be looked after. Gov. Turner's
o
grave is on the Bronson place near
town, in the old Park's hurrying
grounds. There are men now living
who remember seeing the body of this
distinguished son of WTarren buried
there. Mr. William Watson, of Hen
derson, witnessed the burial. It does
seem to us that this spot should be
nrnnm-lv located and marked, Let'fc
Our
They took
return.
Mr. Whit Watson spent Saturday
night with his parent?.
Several of our people are expecting
to attend the Tar River Association,
which will convene at Corinth in
Franklin county.
Messrs. T. B. Horner and Bunn
Mitohell, of JJianson, were in Axtell
Jondiy, drumming for seed cotton.
Dr. Pendleton and Mr. J. W. Bailey
were in the neighborhood Jibnday after
noon. The Dr. was making profes
sional visits,
Rev. R. B. Clarke preached at Cokes
bury Saturday and Sunday to the edi
fication of a large congregation.
Our merchants aie very busy receiv
ing goods and selling the same to cus
tomers, and our farmers seem never to
have any rest. They are now gathering
in what they have made, and will soon
be sowing wheat. llie
farmer has no time to be idle.
Shoes, Dress
Goods, Outings,
Plaids, Notions,
Hosiery, Shirts,
Hats, &c.
S"Straw Uats at half price.
With a store full of almost
anything you want at prices that
will please you.
Thanking you for past
patronage.
Yours Truly,
D. H. RIG G AN.
J. M. RANSOM & SONS,
The Old Reliable,
In the Same Business,
I at the Same Place.
Keep constantly on hand for sale cheap:
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, HARNESS,
and evervthlnsr la the line ol a GraC-claaa
Coach Shop.
REPAIUlNti, shrinking on Tlrea all
done neatly , cheaply and promptly.
Land f:r Sals.
We are showing a grand stock ct
COFFINS of al) grades for sale.
Call and see us. Make our
headquarters when in town.
lot
Respectfully.
J. M. RANSOM A SONS.
NO
TICE!
As trustee for John Aarrtntrton & Sons, and
others, I offer at private sale for cash, or on
time with a satisfactory eash payment, the
following described lands In Warren Couatyj
North Carolina:
Tract No. 1. Duke tract, 588 acres, about I
miles from Warrenton.
Tract No. 2. S.F. Allen tract, 87 acres, one
mile from Warrenton.
Tract No. 8. Tom Williams tract, 61 acres,
four miles from Warrenton.
Tract Ko.l. Fishing Creek tract. 116 acres,
fire miles from Warrenton. near Powell's min.
Tract No. 5. Near Clark's bridge, 43 acres
two and a half miles from Warrentoe.
Tract So. 6. Alston's Quarters, 200 acres
below Areola
Tract No. 7. One half of Kearney tract, 30
acres, Shocco township.
Tract No. 8. Undivided interest in COO acres
near Ridgeway.
Tract No. 9. Aus. Plummer place. SCO acres
near Ridgeway.
Tract No. 10. Thornton place, 197 acres near
Vaughan.
Tract No. II. Part of the John Powtll tract..
2C2 acres. Fishing Creek township.
For further Information and terms. rP'T l
W. J. WniTE,Trute,
Warrenton, N.C.
Aug. 16th 1901. 21-t.w.
Clothing
for men and boys. The styles arfi
nobby and tho prices very reasonable.
Some brand new things in HATS-
the new shapes are ptctty.
Shoes
Tax Gatherings for 1901.
I will be at the following places
. A 1- 1-1. A l U n.K.
If you want insurance call on poso of collecting your taxes due
J. A. DA ME RON or his son, W. for 1901. Please meet me and
H. DAMERON. They wrote in 5 settle same , as this is the only
successful days 16 applications for Lite and Lound X win makei
r lulif t- w
X S
Uctic3.
Having qualified as administrator of John
E. Dupger, deceased. late of Warren county.
N. C notice is hereby given to all parties j
having claims against the estate of th; said
deceased to exhibit them to the underclgned
on or before the 27th day of Sept. 1SW2. or this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said cstat will please
make Immediate payment Thin Sept. '21. IM.
3. R. RODWELL.
Admlstrator of John E Duggor.
Plttman & Kerr, Atiys.
big and little for ma!o and female,
the bo tt Shoo (or the smallest prioe
that there is mad.
We have a big stock of goods and
the prices are attractive.
Come to see us and look at car
CARPETS, MATTING and RUGS.
Tho Allen & Fleming Co.
Warrenton, N. C.
T0NS0R1AL H0TICE.
ALL wrk In the barter's line done at
Waddle's is guaranteed to be trlctly
Stcras the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quiuine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. ISO cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
HOP WATJGH'S first-class laundry
on Mam street, Taylor building, on the
corner, is now open for basiuess. Give
Lira a eu!i anti see his excellent work
Our priza watermelon contest is
1 A Tt tood nnt. a VPTV SlieCe8sful
one this year nor was' it at all remaner- j Every thing neat and nice and done up
4-.. Mt. Una-fiver, we wi'.l nice and clean.
HLIVO I JJLO UiUUVH 7 i
fuliil our part of the contrast. Mr. i
Peter F. King, of Oakviile, gets the
first prize, a year's subscription to The
Record and Home & Farm, witfi a
melon weighing 65 pounds. Mr, . G.
W. Davis, of Areola, gets the second
prize, a year's subscription to the The
i so
PvECORD, witU a meion weigmug uo
pounds. Mr. W. W. White, of Mauson,
eets the third prize, six months sub
scription to The Record, with a
melon weighing 55 pounds. The fourth
prize was not taken.
haye some one to look after it.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
itomach and Liver Tablets at a drag
itmn. Thev are easier to take and
more pleasant in effect than pills
Thou fhfiir use is not followed by con
stipation as is often tho case with pills.
Regular size, 25c. per box.
1 accident policy. They have done
mnre business than thev did last
- w
year.
THE JETNA
is the Comnanv and thev are the
men to write the business:
Examine their policies and you
will be convinced, that the Aetna
will save you money.
J. W. PERRY COMPANY,
Cotton Factors.
River, Li ttleton, Friday , Oct. ISth.
Warrenton. Warrenton, Saturday. Oct. 19th
Sixpound, Churchill, Monday. Oct 21st.
Hawtree . Wise, Tuesday, Oct. 22nd.
Smith Creek, Oine, Wednesday. Oct. 23rd
Kutbush.Manion, Thursday, Oct.2lth.
Sandy Creek. Axtell, Friday, Oct. 25th.
Warrenton. Warrenton, Saturday, Oct. 20th.
Shocco, H, Wms.' Store. Monday, Oct. 28th
Fork. Inez. Tuesday. Oct 28ih.
FishingCreek.Grovo Hill. Wedns., Oct. 30th HAWKINS' School will begin
Judkin3, Embro, Thursday. Oct. 81th.
Respectfully,
B. S. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Warreu County.
Sept. 27th 1901
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ASD LITTLE BOYS,
WARRENTON, N. C.
The Fall Term of the Misses
first-class.
T" ADIE' taalr-euttlnir and tbarapoolns;
j will be given-special attention tal
season. k
SsT-Th news dally.
Very respectfully ,
Wistlugten Harris,
The Barber.
Henderson Telephone Co.
Gexeral Scrmi.NTEXDExi's Omc&,
nenderson, N. C. Deo. Srd. IM
I beg to announce that the following town's
aw now connected by long distance phones,
and the rate herewith published will be lk
effect on and after Dec. Srd. lf00.
FROM WARRENTOX TO
The excitement incident to traveling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without a
bottle of Chambei Iain's Colic, Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
all Druggists.
The Pan-American Exposition will
oIqa notnbfii- P.lst. Those who have
Vtvwv w
not yet visited this marvelous wonder- j
land are reminded that the time is
growing short. In order to permit
every citizen in the territory traversed
by its lines, to take this tiip, the Sea
board Air Line Railway has placed in
effect a rate of practically one fare for
the round trip to Buffalo and return,
tickets on sale Sept. 3rd. to Oct. 20th,
inclusive; tickets good to return within
twenty days from date of sale. This
liberal concession should meet with a
hearty response on fee part of the
traveling publio, sway will doubt
less avail themselves of the opportunity
f rtf fan ill -nT fin's last aud lamest of
Jl til Li vjaj. -
National Expositions.
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 9, 1901.
COTTON : Quiet.
Strict middling, 8 1-8
Middling, 8
Strict low middling, 7 7-8
Low middling, 7 11-16
Tinges, 7 7-8
ftlues and Sandy, 6 to 6 1-2
PEANTJTw.Dull.
Fancy, 2 3-4
Strictly prime, 2 1-2
Prime, 2 to 2 1-8
Low grades 1 1-4 to 1 3-4
Machine picked, 11-2
Spanish, 75c per bushel.
B. R Peas, $3.15 per bag.
Peanut bags, G8 in. 8 oz., 8 1-4
Bagging and ties and peanut bags for
sale. Pi ices guaranteed.
To The Public.
I wish to sav to the public that I
hereby offer my serviees as auctioneer.
Both real estate and personal property
sales made in any part of the county
tkt prices to suit the tiue3.
Respectfully,
J. J. FISHER.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of P, n.
Tharrington, deceased, late of Warren Co., N .
C , this is to notify all persons having claims i
acainst theestate of said deeeaeed to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before the 10th
of October 1902. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All parties in
dphted to said estate will please make imme
diate payment. This Oct. 10th 1001.
C S. THARRINUTON, Admr.
Pittman & Kerr, Attys.
Monday, Aug. 26th. 1901.
Pupils will be charged from lime
of entrance. lo deduction for
absence or withdrawal unless
caused by protracted Eickness.
For particulars, address
Miss LUCY W. HAWKINS,
Principal.
to
Burlington, 45
ChawCiiy. M
ClarkSTille, 2
Itunn. 45
Durham, 85
Knfield. 80
Krankhnton.
tireentsboro, W
i;renvllle. 45
JJoMslx-ro, 45
Henderwon, 20
II ich Point,
13. llillboro, 10
It. Littleton. 15
15. Loulskurg, 25
85
M
85
S5
Ifi. Mercer.
17. Nahville,
IK. Oxford,
19. Ralelzfc.
20. Rocky Mount. 8
21. Soot!and Neck 5
32. Smitha-ld. 49
5-1. Nrti:g Hope, so
4. Tarfcoro. 8
;!. Wke Forest, SO
i;. Washington, w
27. Weldoo, 80
2H. Wilson. 85
ti. Winston,
F. C. TOEPLEUAK. Gen'I. Suj t.
Done at This OSes.
You Can Get Your
t
C
6
Come to See us or Write for j?
Prices before Sending Your a
Order Elsewhere. Try us.
THE RECORD JOB OFFICE,
Warrenton. X. C. 1
E-SlXL,Bn,
IIo we. Singer,
'ilcComlck. aad
'other BflUonaJro
inventors begin lifo
'poor.
PortBsu smtt
' other Inventors.
Caa yon tforUo lm
'proTCtncnts oo ortUioo
' la common smo t
While yo delay, otoero
' may patent yor losoa.
We rnafantee tcainst m
fnt to rld cs Inr serTicra.
'Fes mooratand rTable ty
Bnuunt " seat free oo requv.
raus Atrs