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WARRENTON, N. CU FRIDAY, APRIL, 11, 1902.
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LOCAL ITEMS
NOTICE, DEMOCRATS !
The Democratic Executive
Com
hereby N. C,
mittce of Wurrea Couuty is
filled to meet in Warrenton,
Monday, April 1-itli. 1903,
The member from each preciuct is
urged to he present,
J. A. DOWTIN, Chairman.
in May at
Pendleton.
Va.
Uur Inez correspondent Jeivcrs us in
the dark as to what lie meatl in last
week's paper by saying that the Co.
Supt. of Public Schools' vilsit down
there last week left two or three girls
dead. We are not aware of the fact
that we killed any one; cu tha contrary
the gil ls were so nice and kind ex
pressing theii pleasure at having us
with them that we we$-e I tterly sur
prised to learn from oil.-crespeBIeut
that such woeful resu's V fallowed our
visit. Explain voursef, Iu.tz.
rr Y J. ?.I:iv, of Richmond,
uas a visitor in town h'fet Sunday.
Attention is called to notice of valua
ble land for sale by T. Tolk, com.
The Junior Editor is taking in the
Char'estou Exposition this week N.
C week.
Mr. O. C. Davis, of Inez, passed
tl.ri'iih lotai yes-terday en route to tho
C'lcirles'ion Exposition.
Mr. J. II. Kerr is attending Halifax
et uit this week where lie appears 'in
rine important cases.
See the adv. about home furniture
poods by the Clearfield Wooden ware
(., of Clearfield, Pa.
Mr. Geo. Seo?giu will leave Mouday
for niehmond, Va., where he will at
tend a business College.
Mr. J. N. Thomas has returned from
Talei-h where ho has been studying
pliiiimiu-y ior the past month.
The little infant of our towns people,
Mr. and Mrs, Throckmoit ju died last
Muiay. Wo extend sympathies.
IVv. A. Cree will preach at Norlina
nest Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
T. J. Tailor.
Try Chamberlain's Stomach Sr Liver
Tablets, the best physic. For Gale by
all Drui;ii-ts.
Miss Eliza Egerton has been de
b'tlitin, her many friends in town and
county by her presence, the past week
or leu days.
The work Snpt. of Roads Beanlsky
hr.s done on the roads near Axlell is
splendid. The improvements are good
r. d pleasant to the eye.
Tier many friends and. Hie trading
puUii generally will be glad to know
that Miss Mamie Watson is back at her
post at the All Fleming CJ's. store.
The conceit to raise funds to buy an
rcau f r the M. E. Ch.irch promises
to he something real g' od. It will be
tiven to night in the auditorium of the
High School building.
Three of tiie Walren Guards' best
soldiers went to Charleston, S. C. this
week with the Vance Guards. They
were Messrs. Chailie Ford, Charlie
Ilaitlicock and Wcldon Hall.
Another raihoad wreck tins week at
Mansou. Seven freight ears destroyed
by Hie. No one hint seriously. Our
good friend Mr. Frank Hose informs us
that the wreck burnt up a weli and all
!he water therein.
In a private letter from Dr. Em-bank
he tt Eh of his great loss and sorrow he
sustained on Easter Sunday in the
f udilm death of his wife at Concord,
S. C. Dr. Burbank and lady spent
several weeks here the first of this year
and made many friends who sympa
thize with him. Mrs. Burbank was
biiik-d at Cheraw, Ni C. her native
place, and the Dr. is there now, rest
Last week we chronicled the death
of Mr. Geo. W. Hooker, of Fishing
Creek township. The sad intelligence
lias reached us that when the neigh
bors returned from the interment of
Mr. Ilooher, whose remains were ear
ned to Halifax county for interment,
they found Mrs. Kookur dead. Tkis is
sad indeed and our deepest Sympathies
go out to the orphaned childreu of this
"deceased couple.
Last Suuday afterno .
Maud Hawkins,
aMiss Virginia
jf the Misses
UEd!
SWT"
iuann ixawKius, sisteL-j:
Hawkins who are ruutij-e ? the most ex
cellent, Miss Haw kius' "school of our
town, died suddenly. Her regains
were buried in Fail-view cemetery
Tuesday moruing, Rev. Mr. Joyner, of
Littleton, conducting the burial
services. Mr. Thos. W. Hawkins, of
Charlotte, and Mi. Joe Hawkins, of
Vance c6unty, brothers of the deceased,
together with othei relatives and
friends from a distance were present at
the burial.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Eromc Quinine Tablets.
All druggists ret and the money if i
fail" to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
If we didn't talk, you wouldn't know where to find correct styles and
prices. We dou' talk tnucii but the most eloqueut talk, after all,' in a
price that strikes right home now hear some of theni:
Trimed Hats from 25 cts. and up. Largest assortment of wash goods
ever shown in our store. White goods, in India Linens, Dimities.
Organdies, Persian lawns, Nausoolcs from 5 cts. to 33 cts. per yard.
Figured and solid Lawns, Organdies and Dimities from 5 cts. per yard
and up. Madras 1 yard wide, 12i cts., colored linens, sfcirt goods and
galalea cloths, Satin Surahs for 10 cts. yard. Beautiful insertings in
Swiss and Nansook for 5 cts. per yard these were bought at a price
and we sell them at a price. Real aud imitations val laes, "dress
triming in newest things. Belts, fans, hosiery, gloves, gauze vest,
combs, hair piEs, Coat's cotton, aud curtain goods, Lousdale cambrics,
hamburgs trimming laces aud finishing braid. Good summer corset for
35 cts. French shape corsets, most comfortable corset on thd natet
for 1.00. - .
I have Miss Williams, a first class trimmer from Baltimore.
Be Sure to give me a call before buying. .
Respectfully,
EACH OF
HAY,
OATS AND
SHIPSTUFF.
WILL EE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
urw
el
P. SATTERWHITE.
President.
B. C. niLLTARD,
Geii. Mgr.
FRANK ROSE,
Sec. & Treas.
SftlSs Tb Ills CiSBflOf
iiyi. sag
A
LL NEW!
& Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
(ejcorpobatei)
Have just opened up their new Spring stock of General
&ierchandise, consisting of the very latest m ladies
J
is on each box. 25c.
1
Ccmmissic-nsrs' Court,
April 7th. iy02.
Ail the members present. Minutes
for March 3rd. were read aud approved.
Ordered that from and after this
date no outside panner will be put on
the county paup ti.isr unles two of the
(justices of the pe5r.j sign the petition
one oi tiie sam J;. s. must nave seen
him or her personally.
Several cnriectnoes were Ordered made
oil the tax list, j
Ordered that jrord mouey must not
be spent withoujt aathority from Walter
Allen or U . tieitrdsley.
W. II. Palmier was allowed torjeddle
harness and s'Kh meuJiug machines
without liceusJE't.-
The Board gVt'jiheir coiisent. as far
ible to do, for the furniture factory
as
to run a switch track across the couuty
road and they, trie said factory, to
keep the erosiug n gjod order.
J. R. Green, was allowed to build a
fence between Warren ar.d Northamp
ton bounties of 2050 yards, gate across
road and water rack acioss branch for
75.00.
Grant Beardaky offered his bond
and it was accepted, all the in umbers
of the Boaid voting to receive same.
The jailer was allowed hereafter 40
Death of Mrs. Qverhy.
Mrs. Ann M. Overby, beloved wife
of Mr. J. B, Oveiby, died at the resi
dence of her son-in law, Mr. J. Wiley
Harris,, on the 3rd day of April 1902 in
the sixty second year of her age.
She was the. eldest daughter of Henry
and Martha Overby, of Mecklenburg
county, Va. She was one of twelve
children, only three of whom iemain
on earth Mrs. Alcot, Clarkesville, Va., t
ana two orotners, one iu ureorgm uuu
the other in Iventucky. 1
She was united in marriage to John
B. Overby on the 3rd day of May 18G0.
To them were born six children, four
sons and two daughters, all of whom
survive, except one daughter who died
in Dallas, Texas, about six years ago.
Mis. Overby was converted aud
united with Buflalo Baptist Church
when she was about fourteen years of
age, and continued a devout christian
to the time of her death. Almost her
last words were "I am eoina home to
die no more. Her sickness was long
and painful, but her end was pence.
To her Rons, and Mrs. .1. Wiley
Harris, her daughter, and her broken
hearted husband, the loving sympathy
of the community is extended.
She was a sincere christian, a good
wife and mother, and a kind neighbor.
Those who were intimate with hei
knew her as one oi God's jewels.
T. J. Taylor.
List Takers.
The following are. the names of the
persons appointed to take the tax list
for the year 1902 :
"River A. L. Pops.
Sispouud J. A. Nicholson.
Hawtree E. P. Fitts.
Smith Creek R. F, Rose.
Nutbush S. G. Champion.
Sandy Creek B. S. Field.
Shocco O. L. Rowland.
Fishing Creek L. A. Nuwell.
Jndkius E. Pope Nicholson.
Warrentou H. B. Hunter, Jr.
Fork Lewis F. Thompson.
Roanoke T. W. Walker.
One of the largest lines of WHITE GOODS ever shown in IParrenton
at all prcies.
We are the acknowledged leader in g?nt's, youth's and boy's
Clothing, Shirts, Collars,
Ties and Shoes.
The Great Dismal Swamp
for each inmate in
the
Committee will oiaet on
cts. per day
county jail.
The Finance
the loth iust.
TIih foUowinn- ncrsiras were put on
the outside paf per list: Geo. Barnes,
!?1.00 per mnnJi; Mrs. Maria Loyd aud
children, $1.0i.per month for 2 months;
Essex Skinner, 31.00 per mouth; Alhe
D. Hawks Jed' family, 3-00 per month
for one mo.iMi onlv; Fred Moss, 31-25
per month.
R. E. Davis sheriff, reported 3335.91
collected sinci.last report
J. A. Dowli, R. of. D., reported 12
marriage licenses issued during Marcu.
W. A. White. C. S. C, reported 325
e.Ornnmtion tax collected and no tines
i
or penalties.
G. Beardsley, Supt. of Roads, made
Hie followi..- TMiort: "Have been at
work most of the time on the Warren
rentou and Ileiideisou road in Sandy
('rock- toAimliii) with a Iitt.e work on
the road from the Heudersou roiid to
Axtell a littlo work on the road
from A .tell tc Mansou" &c.
J. L. Coleman, Treasurer, reported
amount; o? gem raf fund on baud $5619.
12 and road fund 31554 73
Dr A. S. Pendleton, Co. Supt. of
Health, made his monthly report which
showeil 3 persons iu jail and 23 inmates
Co int" Home. No epidemic in
The line wo have iu?t opened will fully pov lhi to lh moft
fastidious. We buy clothing, shirts and all gent's furnishing gocds
Of Virginia is a breediug ground of in sulhcient quantities to t;ive hetter values lor the same money
malaria germs. So is low, wet or COlfl9 to se3 US ; will treat you right .
marshy ground everywhere. These
germs cause weakuess, chills and fever,
aches in the bones and muscles, and j
mav indnce jl.iugerc ns maladies. But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy
them and cure malarial troubles. They
will surely prevent typhoid. " Wq tried !
mam remedies for malaria and stomach '
and liver troubles," writes Johu Char
lesion, oi lyesvil.e, J., "but never
i fonud anything as good a3 Electric
I Hitter.-. Try them. Only COc, C. A.
Thomas guarantees satisfaction.
sszaszzsn
New
Embroideries
in Many-
Exquisite
Paterns,
New White
Goods
in Choicest Designs.
New Giugbambeantifal;
Yours lot business,
TIIE nOSE-IIILLIVTD CO.
New lasts in Queii Quality
SHOES.
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List ci B::ks cf B: Szchange.
LOCAL ADS.
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The ever nrosressive News Ob
server, of Raleigh, came to us the 8lh.
inst. in another mammoth edition, 40
pages, elaborate illustrated and a thing
of beauty and joy forever. The
progress of N. C. during the last ten
years is set forth very pointedly and
elegantly. The News & Observer is
crettmcr out these larae editions so
frequently hero of late that we all
stand in wonder and admiration at the
energy and push put foith by this most
excellent daily. Hurrah, for the News
& Observer and its talented editor,
Josephus Daniels.
"A neighbor ran in with a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when my Son was
suffering with severe cramps and was
given up a3 beyond hope by my regu
lar physician, who stands high in his
profession, After administering three
doses of it, my son regained conscious
ness and recovered entirely within
twenty-four hours," says Jrs. Marj
Haller, of Mt. Crawford, Va. This
Remedy is for Bale by all Druggists.
iu the
th
county .
( -
Better Than Pills.
!
' Th" question has been asked, "In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills ?
Our answer is: They are easier and
more pleasant to take, more mild and
gentle iu effect aud more reliable as
they can always be depended upon.
Then they cleanse aud invigorate the
stomach and leave the bowels in a
natural1 condition, while pills are more
harsh id effect and their use is often
followed by constipation. For sale by
all Druggists.
V. vp in tbA iponle who have money to
, y
bum c au't take it with them when they
die.
1. The Crisis. Mrs. S. W. Fuller
2. Casdigau Mrs. J. J. Tar water.
3. The True History of Capt. John
Smith. R. C. Boyd.
4. Janice Meredith. Mrs. E. J.
Fieeman.
5. The Man from Glenga:cy. Miss
Mo'be McCraw.
Joceiyn Cheshire. Mrs. E. C.
Price.
Blenhassett. Mrs. J. H. Kerr.
LaZ'irre. Miss Nettie Gardner.
Tristram of Blent. Mrs. J. W.
White. -Leopard's
Spots. C. R. Rod web;
Circumstance. Miss Helen Wil
cox.
12. The Ruling Passion. Mrs. R. S.
Booth.
The Right of Way. Mrs. M. A.
B. Green.
Some Women I Have Known.
Mrs. V. L. Pendleton.
Eleanor Mrs. W. T. Johnson.
Hester Blair. Mrs. H. A. Boyd.
17. Zenobia. Mrs. S. S. Miles.
18 Plutarch's Lives. Mrs. O. E.
Jackson.
19. Kate Bonet. Mrs. P. J. Ma2on.
20. The Potter and the Clay. Mrs.
J. W. Allen.
If J were Ki.ig. Mrs. K.J. Joims.
Tue Voice of the People. Mrs.
A. V. Fleming.
Vanity Fair. Miss V. W. Graham.
John Splendid, W. K. Barnaul.
Truth Dexter. B. G. Hicks.
The Eternal City. Mrs. F. M.
Allen. .
27. Audrey. Mrs. J. G. Tar water.
28. The Cavalier. Miss E E. Allen.
Deborah. Miss M. T. rung.
Celebrated Women. Miss Mattie
Brown.
A Brave Name. Mrs. J. G. King.
Warwick of the Enobfj. Mis. H.
T. Macon. ,
A Lily of France. Miss S. W.
Scott, " . . .
Mistress Joy. Miss C. Hudgins.
SlilNULEr-S. OU.UUUU heart pme
Shingles for sale at 32.50 pey thousand
by Geo. IF. Davw, Areola, N C.
FOR SALE. I have several good
milch cows, fresh to the pail, for sale,
jalso wild hay, shucks aud peannt vines,
i put up in bales. U'rite to me at Gieen-
uicK, A. u, or come to my iarm as
Black's Ferry, Va. A. B. Russell.
Fresh Cocoahnt Caudy, made at
home at 15c. per pound. Soup 5c. per
bowl, also fresh bread, cakes aud pies
at J. U. Miles', the Confectioner.
jgrll -"V v!.V-: ei . i.-1'V
A Trifle
Mannish.
-..SEt. ,
That THij
There is something about blue blood that will ilwnys speak for itself. A
glance at my Berkshire herd ill uinloutitly convince the uio?t fastidious that
England has been robbed of its noblest aristocracy. Yes, we are here at the
front, and there to stay. These long bodied, broad backed, deep chested blacks,
bavin's been judicionsiy crossed ith America's best strains of Berkshires, has
enabled me to offer to the public a line of
YOUNG
STOCK TI3LA.T CISTITOT
EE EQUALED.
WANTED: A sow aud pigs,
to H. A. Royd.
Apply
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30.
31.
32;
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34.
. - ops the Cotigh and "Works .
j off-the Cold. '
LaxaUive Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
"Did you meet, the head of the
house ? " asked the man with the soap
samples.
No," sighed the book agent, who
had been booted fiom 'the porch, "I
think I have met the foot."
LARGE STOCK.
Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons and
'Old Hickory," "Fish Bros.," "Pied
monfc" aud "Russell IVagons. Single
and double buggy and wagon Harness.
Cash or on time. Walter B. Boyd.
NOTICE.
George Smiley having hired himself
to me for the year 1002 and hving left
me without my conseut this is to give
notice that anyone hiiing or harboring
the said Smiley will be dealt with as
the law directs. H. Oveebt.
Registered Belgian Hares of Faslioda
straiu for sale. Address,
J. C. McCraw.
TFe have several desirable residen
ces and building lots situated in War
rentou that we will sell cheap.
Apply to Hicks & Johnson, AttySi
The Johnson store for rent. Apply to
H. T. XLAcox:
BUGGIES. Just received two carl
loads of beautiful buggies and harness,'
all styles, will be bn exhibition in our
show room on Main street, Riggan's
old stand, next week, w here will be
found a nice stock of buggies, wagons
aud harness. Tarwater Bros.
For fresh, watei-ground county meal,
and Pure Wheat flour from Fleming's
mill, call on N. M Palmer.
You can alwavs find here what you want, with prices to match, from tried
Dams and experienced Sires t a ' Squeak, squeak can't get over massa's door
sill." Kindly thanking you for patt favois, and patently awaiting yout future
patronage, I remain, Very truly yours,
. Walter b. Fleming, Proprietor of
THE BRIDLE CREEK STOCK FARM,
Warrenton, N. C.
ood's Seeds
and large trade with tov. ti
and county, pellS almost
everything, handling thu
best goods ,
i-hls signature is on eftt J V.fefenuiiii
Laxative BrorSfcVip?
tiie rStriea fbat chtee s iii on
Notice.
Having qualified a1? administratrix of Tom
Moore Brown, deceased, late of Warren Co..
N.Cthis is to notify all persons having"
claims a;iinst tbe estateof said deceased to
exliibit them io the undersigned on or before
e 21st day of March. 1903. or this notice will
be plead In bar of their recovery. All persors
indebted to.s.aid estate 'will please make im
mediate payment. This 19thof March. 1002.
MARY T. BROWN. Administratrix.
Tasker Polk, Atty.
Dealer in
Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes,
Fancy Groceries,
Candy and
Fruits.
We keep busy buying and selling
and supplying our customers with
the best the market affords. With
kindly greetings and satisfaction
guaranteed iu all our dealing we
solicit your trade.
Yours Truly, .
D; II. RIGGxVN.
BEST FOP. THE SOUTH. B
Every Gardener, Farmer and
Trucker should .have Wood's 1W2
Descriptive Catalogue. It -not
onlr gives reliaUeprartical, up-to-date
information about all
Seeds, but also the best crops to
grow, most successful ways of
growing dilferent c?8, and much
other information of special inter
est to every one who plants seeds.
It tells all about
Vegetable and Flower Seed5,
tirass and Clover Seeds,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats,
Tobacco, Seed Corn;
Cow Peas, Soja,
Velvet and Navy Beans,
Sorghums, Broom Corn,
Kaffir Corn, Peanuts,
Jlillet Seed, Rape, etc
Catalogue mailed free on request.
TRADE MARK.
IS BRANOEW
ON EVERY
SHOE.
Velted Sole., .
Extension Ec"g&
Most popular
street boot of tha
season.
Exact Reproductlo f this Styb Shei
New Prices on
Winter Goods
to get ready for Spring:
The ladies want to begin theii!
Spring work in timo; we
are ready for them
Glad to show them;
he Alien
and
Fleming Co.
Feb. 1st. 1502.
The New York Worli
77, Wok Edilitn,
ALMOST A DA IL Y A T THE PRICE
OF A WEEKLY.
The providential csmj-aiirn If orr bat tb$
worM Frn on jat tho m and It U fall of
nw To learn thU nw. Jut M It l
prompt Ir and trflpartUlly all that 70a hare
to Co I to JHik In the column of The Thrice'
a-Vr-k Etltion of The New York Worli
hich rnincH .o t h sulciiT lMttmeaayear.
Th Thrice a-Veek World' dilijrf-nce a a
l'Ul:ohernf first nw has riven it clrcula
lin wlHTever the Engliitii language 1 oken
and )om want it.
The TUrior-a WM-k World'a recalar nb-
sTi.(ion pric in only 1 XKl x-r y-ai. We ntlrt.
un-untiuaiei newiiap-r ana 1UI keoubO
tosct'ier cne year for $1.75.
The regular ubierittion price of tbe tvo
T.W. Weed & Sons, Seedsmen,
R5CHKOH3. VIROIKIA.
Visa
i
A You Can Get Yew-
3sTB WHK3
g L:3 at This OSlcs. w
Come to See us or Write for
Trices before Sending Your
? Order Elsewhere. Try us.-
THE KECOKI) .JOB office,
4 Warrenton.::. C.
TIME IS MONEY
and the correct time is A
necesbitj to the business mnn.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
andJSWKLHt
repaired at a small cost
GIVE MH ATRIAL.
CtT'A'l my work if done with a guarantee.
Trans: Al:srre:liy,Tbejewejer.
. Warrenton, K. O.
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