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Tii ir f. NllJo 7 VOL. 7. WAREENTON, N. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1902. NO. 45 NOTICE. If this spec has the Hcd X Mark on it, it is to inform you that your nutscription is out. and unless re newed the paper will "be stepped. LOCAL ITEMS Commissioners' court next Monday. Sep adv. of the Citizens Bank of Henderson. Mi. John G. White spent a few days hero this week, Mr. W. K. Clements, of Shocco, is a visitor in town. Miss Bettie K. Parker is ou a visit to relatives in town. Col. F. A. Macon, of Henderson, was here last Monday. The Recobd's subscription list is gi adv. illy increasing. See local adv. ly John S. Andrews, otteiiug co:n and fodder for sale. See notice of several important land sales by W. J. Calvert, trustee. Stop borrowing your neighbors paper. The Record costs only 1.00 per year. The warehouse report that about 92 per cent, of the tobacco crop has been told. Col. W. T. Hughs, a prominent to bacconist, of Louisburg, was in town List Tuesday. Mr. A'illiP Tinnell and sister, Miss Lucy, of Louisburg, were visitors in tuwu hot Saturday. Dr. Embank and wife, who have bit n here for the past few weeks left lat Tuesday for Littleton. Mr. M. P. Eurwell returned last Sat uiuuy from a hunting tiip in the eas tt in part of the State. Mr. Z. B, Cole, of Richmond, Ya., who ya now connected with the S. A, L. r.y., was in town last Tuesday. Miss Nettie W. Gardner, oua ot our nn it popular young ladies, has return il hum an extensive visit in the cuuiuv to the delight of hei many friends. Mrs. C. T. Rodwell, of Weldon, is in the count v. iu the Churchill neighbor hood visiting relatives. We would be iad to liite her visit Warrentou be furo returning home. Mrs. J. W. Harris died at her hus band's, near Yanghan, last Sunday night. A a good ripe old aye. Our n iuiir.thv is extended the bereaved hiisbaml. Mrs. Harris died of pneu monia. Ou accout of the very bad weather the book club was not oiganized last Tuesday night. We have no dout but what there would have been a large utten dance so there will be a meeting for the atoresaid purpose iuxt Monday night at the residence of Mrs. V. L. Pendleton. We would like to see the newspaper borrower: tlie man who studies how to g';t a newspaper without paying for it; Ihe p stmaster w ho violates the law ami allows customers to read other peoples papers, classed with the an archist as eueimes to the common wealth and abolished by statute. The old John R. Johnson shoe shop has been sold to Mr. Jeire Di aper, who bus already begun tearing it down. This is one of tho old land marks of Warren County. The old Bute county court house was sold and the timber was brought to Warrenton out of which tins old shoe shop was built. lu this old court house, Chief Justice Marshall held court and many other noted per K')ii:yt's were known to frequent its haunts. Last Mondaymorning Dr. M. P. Perry, of Macon, who is a line shot as veil as an itxcclientphysiciuu, kaw four wild tut keys near the public road it-ad -iiig from M-acon to Churchill. The Dr. borrowed a muzzle loading gun from acoiored man who lives near where he saw the tinkers, and went utter the' fowls, lie tot in shooting distance, took dead aim. Dulled tha trimmer tlie i fnn i,.dik.,1. ami tim 'ood dinrh.r took o ix ' n - - - the gun down i loin his shoulder while ll'.e gun was stowing and stewing, and ( IT the gun weid, frightening tins tor ktvs away and blowing powder into the Dr'a. list. It was amusing to see the r's. disgust. We left him iu the road declaring that muzzle loading guns wci-e not worth twenty five cents ft piece. "Some time ago my daughter caught a severe cold. She complained of pains in her chest aud had a bad cough: F gave her Chamberlain's Cfcough Heme dy according to diiections and in two diiys she was well and able to go to school. I have used this remedy in my family foi the past seven years and have never known it to fail," says James Prendercast. merchant, Annato Bay, Jamaica, ll'est India Islands. The pains in the chest indicated an &p- proachiug attack of pneumonia, which in this instance was undoubtedly ward ed oh by Chamberlain's Cough liemedy. It contracts any tendency of a cold to ward pneumonia. Sold by all Drug giats. See local adv. by the Warrenton Furniture Co. Col. T. L. H. Young, of Dunn, was here yesterday on a business trip. Mr. E. T. Rodwell, of Richmond, Va is in the city looking after his customers. Special attention" is called to the new advertisement of The Alien & Fleming Company, Be sure and look it up. Mfs. Peter Arlington, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. V. ,L. Pen dleton, left last Wednesday for her home in Durham. Superior court will convene here next Monday week. Judge Brown presiding. Both criminal and civil cases will be heard. The North Carolina Dental Society will meet in Raleigh on the 19th., 20th. and 21st. of June next. Our townsman Dr. Rob. S Booth is on the committee to prepare a paper aithodantia. on A light drizzling rain that froze into icicles made slippery the side walks and many of our "most dignified" have taken-their measurements on the ground. The tharmometer registered 13 degrees abovn zero Wednesday. The Best Prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 50c, John Wanamaker says: "A newspa per whose columns overflow with ad vertisements of business men has more influence in attracting attention to building up a town . than any other agency that can be employed. People go where there is business. Capital and labor go where there is an enter prising community. .No power on earth is so strong to build up a town so well as a paper well patronized, and its power should be appreciated. The man who overlooks his town paper in jures himself by injuring his town and townsmen." NUTBU3H ITEMS. We are having a cold wave at pres ent. Mr. J. H. Bullock celebrated his 54th birthday to day. Mr. and Mrs. Austn: Jiunocu, aliss iUiiry ana ivnss rsiUie Thomas enjoyed the day with him aud family. We wish him many happv returns. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Read died Sunday after a shoit illness, and was hurried at Union Church. Miss Nannie White who is teaching near Smith Creek spent Saturday and Sunday with her home people. Com is said to be scarce but the Nutbush mill runs very steady. Yen Know What Ycu are Taking wbt-n you take Glove's 'furel?is Chi:l Tonic because tlie formula is plainly pn'nteM ou ev.-ry Untie showing tliat t is .simply Iron aiul Quinine in a ta.itt-k-ss torin. No Cure, No Fay. 50c, "Never give up" is a goad motto for people who don't pay tlieir dtbts. Cliieaico News. HIES S&UI33. Jfv. Hicks and family have recently moved to the Buxton place. Jlr. H. is a natie of this :ounty. 21 r. W. H. Dameron says he worked insurance for his. father last year for wiiges to begin with, then on coins, divided aud that his part of corns, was one hundred aud forty dollars over salary, besides hie father gave hhu a check foi oiie hundred duiiars recently. Dr. T. P. 'Williams with ttv. Ed .rd ; (J-.fiiiilH, of iUlif iiy, spent l.tsi; Satnr d.ty uiht with Uie Daaierou s, aso our lit'H' poituhtir, Mr. ChrtlSu. There, was a nice social gathering at Mr. Geo. Hr. Alston's hospitable home List Friday night. Thfy report every ! pl"t nlld lovely. Mr. J. A. DaiuHrou is quite unwell at this writing (Monday). Mr. Louis F. Thompson aud family occupy the Mrs. Kate A. Williams' place this year.. Miss Pattie K. Williams, with Mrs. WJiite aud family, have moved to her new house near Mr. P. K. Williams. This signature is on -.very box ot the genuiae Laxaiive Bn;ir!vQinisie Tablets tiio roiuedy that essiv t :t eoKs ia one day A Disagreeabler Neighbor. "I notice a coolness between you and Mr. Nexdore. What is the trouble ? " "She sent her little bAy over yastt-r-day for a stepl.idder we borrowed of her two years ago. The artful women let it stav here all that time so she could send for it some day and make me fcei cheap. "Chicago Tribune. . Mr. Wm. Vvatson. Mi. William Watson is dead. He died at the residence of his son-in-law, Prof. J. T. Alderman, of Henderson, on the 22nd. of Jany. 1902. If he had lived until the 28th of this month he would have been 88 years of age. Six daughters and two sons, and two eon-in-laws and a host of relatives and friends are deeply bereaved on account of the death of this good man. . I legard Mr. Watson a 3 one of the purest minded men I ever knew. Hie conversation was chaste and pure. " 1 was imtimately acquainted with him, and I never heard him utter a word that would not have been perfectly proper in the presence of ladies. He never said anythmg against any one even those that wronged mm. Others might ep?ak against them, but he would not, He was not only an honest man, he was kind and merciful. He was a public spirited man, and was a valuable citizen. He read a geat deal, was well informed, and was a man of floe judgement. All who knew him esteemed him. It could not be otherwise; for ho was a gxd neigh bor, u true friend, and a lover of man kind. He never united with the church, but he regularly worshipped with the congregation at Brown's Baptist Church. He and I frequently talked on the subject of religion in a personal way, and 1 am perfectly satisfied that he was a child of God, and that he has joined his wife and other loved ones in our Father's House. I have lost one of my very best friends. Oulv a little while and we will meet again. T. J. T. ' Figure it out. Since the force exerted by the human heart every twenty-four hours is suffi cient to lift 120 tons one foot high, when a man tells his sweetheart that "he loves her with all his heart," can it be that he means 10,000 pouuds an hour ? N. Y. Times. In London no fewer than 188,000 people live four and more to the room, and of these 3,000 are packed to the extent of eight or more to the room. If i n f 3.3 R 3 J S . Will in a considerable measure depend upon the Strength, Liberality and Pp n pa e e s o n n j e of the bank with which you keep your accouuts. We offer you these advantages and invite you to cull or write and make your arrange meuis. with us for the New Year. J. B. OWEN, President. W. A HUNT, Cashier. Irl Il7,tj SSN U1,nK Kir b 6 W i3 t VvahMfaU EENDESSON, IT. C. Assets 8400,000. Interest paid on time deposits. i. W. PERRY COMPANY, Cotton Factors. Norfolk, Ya., Jany. 29, 1902 COTTON: Steady. Strict middling, 8 Middling, 7 15-16 Strict low middling, 7 13-18 Lo.v middling, 7 1-2 Tinges, 7 12 Stains, 7 14' nines and Sandy, 7 FEAXTJ Lr-s: Dull. Fancy, 3 14 fcHiiutly prime. 3 Prime, 2 1 2 tc 2 3 4 3jv grades 2 to 2 1-4 Machine picked, 2 to 2 3-4 Spanish, 75c per bushel. 15. E. Peas, 3.25 per bag. Peanut bugs, iu bales 68 in. 7 3 4 Bagging and ties and peauut bags foi sale Pi ices guaranteed. ' Commissioner's Sals of Land. By virtue of the authority conferred on me in a certain Decree of the Superior Court of Warren County. North Carolina, rendered on the 3rd day of Jany. 1002 in the Special Pro ceeding entitled Ja-nes T. Dav is. Executor of Sumner Davis, deceased. against Mary Davis, Eddie Grren. Henry Davis and otheis. I will on Monday, the 10th day of February. 1902, (it being the first day of the 5"eby. Term of the Superior Court of said Warren County), sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door of said Warren County, at 12 o'clock M., the following de scribed trac t of land, viz : That certain tract or parcel of land in Fishing Creek Township. I Warren County, State of Morth Carolina, ad- joining the lands Of V. J- White, Charles' Haithccck, S. K. Clark and others, contain- ing 74 acres, more of less, and being the same I tract of land which was coi'veyed to said i Summer Davis by Jacob August and wife by i Ueed dated July 1672. less two acres thereof ! which has been sold off, and which said Deed ! is rtigisterea.m ine ouice oi mc ivcgisici ui Deeds of said Warren (Wnty in Book 35 at page 170. This 10th daj" t4 ithy . 1902. n.'A: 6mmi9sioner; LOOAX. AXS. I WANTED. 100 hands to bottom ctuvLa. Apply at onoe to, Wabkenton Fxjbjotukb Co. CORN and FODDER. I hav6 for sale, at my residence, 4J miles from TVarreuton, 20 barrels of good long corn and 2,000 lbs. of extra good fodder. John S. Andrews, Warrenton, N. O. $1,500. We have $1,500 to lend on good security. Apply to Hicks & Johnson, Attys. $5000.00 Five thousand dollars to lend. Apply to TV Polk, Atty. FOR SALE. A good New Home Sewing Machine. Guaranteed to be the best. Will sell cheap for cash or on time. Apply at The Record office. AUCTION SALE. -On Monday, the 10th. of Feby. I will sell at auction, on the market square, a lot of Shoes, Cof fee, Gold . Dust, Con. Lye, Hames, Trace Chains, Canned Goods, Lamp Fixtures and Chimneys and other use-1 ful -articles. Be on hand if you want some bargains. W. P. Massenbubq. BUGGIES. Just received two car loads of beautiful buggies and harness, all styles, will be on exhibition in our show room on Main street, Riggan's old stand, next week, where will be found a nice stock of buggies, wagons and harness, Taewater Bros. NOTICE. I have 15 horses and 3 mules for sale cheap for cash or on the usual terms. I also wish a tenant for my Dowtin farm of 100 acres near Embro, or would work the farm on shares. W. G. EGERTON, Macon, N. C. FOR RENT The Johnson house, I possession Dec. 1st. Apply to, J. C. Mabry, Agt, For fresh, watei -ground county meal, call on N. M. Palmer. Reliable man for Manager of a Branch Office we wish to open in this vicinity. Here is a good opening for the right man. Kindly give good reference when writing. The A. T. Morris "Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps. wm And See What he Sells : DRY GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Fancy and heavy Groceries, Candies and Fruits, Fresh Grit and large Hominy, Oat Meal, Oat FliJces, Soda Crackers, Fancy Tea Cakes, 21 iV;-lunch Biscuit, Rice, Cheese, Fork Sausage, Roe and Cvt Her rings, Breakfast Strips, Hams, Xorthcrn and Country Butter, 3 lbs. lags of fine table Suit, Arbuckle's Cvflce, Cracked Grain Cojfee, 5 cts. per V 2Iolasses 25 cU. to 4 rts. m r nal.. Ortaoon and Polo Soap, Corn and Lump Starch, Extract of Lemon and Vanilla., Grape Nuts, Preserves and Jellies, (Hices, 1'icKlcs, ivrK ana ueuius, iratw, Corn, 2Iinee2!eaU, Asparagus, Can SoupsA Pine Apples, Roast Beef,. Vanned rears. Peas, Oytcrs, Potted Ham and Tongue, Straicbcrries, Cranberries, Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Onion sets for fall plantings, Prunes. CocoanuU, Currents, Raisins, Citron, Spices of all kinds. Cream Flour, 'Meal. Smoked Bacon. Shipstuff, Oats, Salt, Oil, Kails, Tinware, Crackers, Churns and Jars, Tumblers, Butter Dishes, 1'UiUS, Saucers, Sec, Slc. CHOICE CA1IDIES and PEUITSj' Chocolate Cream, Bonbons. Roasted Al monds, Cream Almonds, Sliced Pin Ap ples and other fine and Plain Candies. Large Fancy Bananas, Red and Green Apples, Oranges, Lemons, and everything at prices right for good value. Yours Truly, D. H. RIGGAN. Every Qardener, Farmer and y Trucker should have Wood's 1902 H Descriptive Catalogue. It not only gives reliable, practical, up-to-date information about all Seeds, but also the best crops to grow, most successful ways of growing dilferent crops, and much other information of special inter est to every one who plants seeds. It tells all about Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, Tobacco, Seed Corn, Cow Peas, Soia, Velvet and Navy Beans, . Sorghums, Broom Corn, Kaffir Corn, Peanuts, nillet Seed, Rape, etc Catalogue mailed free on request. T.W. Wood & Sans, Sesdsman, n E1CHE0M3, - VIRGINIA. II m i m yyyy m& 6 Food's Seedsl EST FOR THE SOUTH. CAR i HAY, WILL BE The lew AND HOSE HILLIARD & CO'S. Prices they have put on Youth's, Men's and Boj'a Clothing, Shoes, and Trimmings will be sure to bring customer. It will pay you to examine their entire stock which is complete. HOSE, N. B. Few pairs of men's aud women's Brogans at less than factory cost. Subscriber ri li M f J 3 m - C o TTiOT jjliy tpl.UU Ui yGtbJ. TIME IS MONEY and the correr.t time is a necessity to the business man. WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY repaired at a small cost. GIVE ME A TRIAL. CQAli my work Is clone with a guarantee Frank Aternethy, The jeweler. Warrenton. v. C. DR. V. W. TAYLOR, Surgeon -:" Dentist. Crown and Bridge work a epecialty. The Hew York World. Thrice-aM eek Edition. ALMOST A DAILY AT THE PRICE OF A WEEKLY. The presidential campaign Is over but the world Roes on just the same and it Is full of news To learn this news, just as it is promptly and impartially all that you have to do is to look in the columns of The Thnce-a-Week Kdition of The New York World which comes to th subscriber 156 times a year. The Thrice a-Veek World's diligence as a publisher of first nws has divert it circula tion wherever the English language is spoken md you want it. The Thriee-a-Week World's regular sub scription price is only $1.00 per yeai. We offer the unequaled newspaper and The Kecord together one year fffr $1.75. The regular subscription price of the two , papers is $2.00. 3 mo LOAD EACH OF OAT S AND SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. Tib u Goods SEE HILLIARD & CO. for Sale cf Lani. rndcrand pursnant to the powers in m veRtedbv virtue of a certain Deed of Trust ex ecuted to me by Jam-e Jacob Shearin and his wife Fannie J. Sharin bearing date Sept. I-"th lStiS.and rcjriiMered in th o(Tle of Reg ister of Ieedsf.t Warren County In the State of North Carolina in Bo.k 5tt paRcfiW. havine lrten therein filed for registration on the llth day of Sept. !;". I will sell for cah at the Court House door In the town or arrenion in paid county at public sale to the highest bidder, upon application made by fcmll Katzenteln who is in posielon ot Ihe bond therein secured and default bavin been made in the payment of the same, the land therein conveyed to roe and autholied to be sold and described a follows, viz: A certain tract of land lying In said county ot Warrrn. in Hawtn-e township adjoining the !ml of F. M.Tncker. Jlinmie Kinjr and other, it le ing all that undivided interest devled '- said James Jacob Shearin by the last will ana testament, probated lr the Superior Court vl the county aforesaid, of his father Jacob J Shearin. which is liund. d on the North br iholn1..r Tx-U A. l!'.l and V. M. Tucker East by the lands of W. E. Bu? Ievl Thorn? son and Mrs C. J. Hudzins. South by the land of JimmieKlntr. Wet by the land cf Hobert Stanbery and F. M.Tucker;the tret containing one hundred and forty-four acrr . The sale will be made on the tweilthtl2lhj day of F binary C. A.COOK.TrufcW. V arret) ton. N.C.. Jan. 9, Essstrix !T:tic3. navies this dy elifl.-d as exeetstrix upon the estate of John Llnicr. deceased, this is to notify all eron hlrc cleifn atrainst the said estate t pre-ent t'i-m to cie on or before tlie l"h tiy c.f Jany. uos. or this notice wll b plead in bar of in-fre covery. All persons irde!.f1 t l se (-stale will please make immediate payment. Thin January let!,. j'r. MRS. J.tN I LIMFR, Cxecutnxo! Julia Lliner, dee'd. SHIPSTUFF. urwell. ALL NEW! New Embroideries in Many- Exquisite Paterns, New WhitO Goods in Choicest Designs. New Ginghams beautiful; New lasts iu Queeu Quality SHOES, A Trifle Mannish SEE , THAT THIS TRADE MARK IS BRANDED ON EVRY SHOE. ' Welted Sole. , Extension Edge, Most popular street boot of the season. Exact BepredMCtloi f this ttt Stwt New Prices on Winter Goods to get ready for Spring. The ladies want to begin, their Spring work in timo; we are ready for them Glad to show them. The Allen and laming Go, Feb. 1st. 1D02. PsVie Sale. Br virtu the authority conferred on me In a certain deed of trust executed to me by James L Burchett and Sallle R. Burchett' his wife on the 1st dar of January I vol, and nly recordeded In the office of Register t Deeds of Warren County. In book 63 page KA. I will s?ll at public auction for cash to the blithest bidder at the Court House door tn Warren County the following real property, to wit: A certain tract of land lying and be Ir.c In Warren County and described as fol lows: beg! nnlnft at a large marked poplar at the head of a dry drain, thence S. ST! j w 24 I', to the public road at ft stake and atones, thi nee with the road S M E 2 p-R. i W.tl p to the it. &0. Railroad, thence S.J W. about p. ulth Fleming to a stake In his line, tbence S.M E. S6 p. to Paris' corner thence X. S a p. to corner with Iafif. thence S. fHxi E. 0 p. trt a ttone In wire fence (comer with Im 1 ) , t hence N . 2 E. 1 1 J p. to a fence corner, thence eastward 3? J p thence K. S E. SI p to the railroad, tbrnee S.71 W.JI p. to anoth.r corner i he said railroad, thence due S.f,'j p. to a stake and stoats with ine poloteri. thence du East (.7 p. to a stake and stone . the puMi; rrad. ihence N.a'.org the road Sop. t. a :ke mid sloi.e.lhrnee N.M W. la p. i the N-innlng. containing 71 acres; tbe t r u'l'i tract contains one acre and Ilea nor Warren I'lsins defxt and begin at a ti I k ou the west side of public road an bo h cfthcoM l:elliod thence &. Ti'i E. II .! h. li a tike. iht nee S. 4'i E. JS p. to a .".'! In line of tbeMethodift Church lot. theme X. I'.'i ". 12 p. IS! lL.to the public roa4'UM-nr S. 1 1-; W it - to the beginning Sa'd sa!e will l-e made to satis'y th M M-nin .l In n!d di-ed of tru.t to wjlch pe-itl referi-ne I. rr,j triade. Time of a'.e: Monday. Feb.lTib WH. II.A.BOVU.Tru.t-. Ja.i. IC'.U lii?. hUnrc:r.ini:TO (gg) PV i. ill ! I ' I i S
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