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WARRENTON, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1902.
NO. 28.
NOTICE.
If this space has the Sed X Hark
fatscrirtion Is out, and unless re
tewed the paper will he stepped.
LOCAL ITEMS
Look Out for Fever.
Biliousness and liver disorders at this
..... 7 . - ,1. ,owuuuinj uo iJieveuieu uy cieausmg
n It, It IS tO inform you that your ; tbe system with De Witt's Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels gently,
copiously, and by reason of the tonic
piopeities, give tone and strength to
the glands.
Mrs. Li22ie Briggs returned home
Saturday
Soe local adv. by Mrs. Ilolley offer
ing furniture for sale.
Cpt. John N. McDowell, of Balti
more, is visiting iu town.
Miss Delia Clark, of Wilmington, is
Visiting Mi3 Sallie W. Scott.
Mies Sara Myrick, of Littleton visit
ed Miss Nettie Gardner this week
Mr. W. A. Miles left for Durham this
week. fle uas A large tinning contract
there-.
11. G. Green, Esq., returned Friday
from aa extended trip to Weldtm and
Norfolk,
Mr. Holley M. Bell, of Chapel Hill,
spent Sunday and Monday in town be
hind a dashing horse.
Mi", and Mrs, John Early Boyd, and
Miss Lucy Boyd are visiting their
brother, Mr. R. B. Boyd.
Read the examination notice in this
Issue. Supt Rodwell is anxious that
all interested Bhall be governed ac
cordingly. The Rev. A. Cree, of Embro, pass
ed through town Monday on his way
to assist Mr. Taylor in the meeting at
brown's Chapel.
A DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.
Interesting Information
or the Public!
fore,
B. G. Green, Esq. went to Hender
son the first of the week to assist m
the trial of the negros charged with the
killing of Roadmaster Fred Stevers.
The Eev. Arch. C. Cree, of Gaffuey,
S. C, was in town last Monday. Mr.
Cree is pastor of the first Baptist
church in Gaffuey and a scholarly, ear-
Nine choice spirits .(not, however
liquid) gathered iu the studio of Mr..
J. W. Buck, Friday evening to enjoy
each other's company and a sumptuous
repast. Our host called it a "camp
supper" but he underrated its epicu
rean value. It was the climax of cul
inary art. Covers were laid for the
following: J. W. Buck, J. C. Hardy,
Geo. Ei Pennington, of Taiboro, W.I
K. Barbara, Rob. Watson, Dr. W. W.
Taylor. B. P. Terrell, R. E. Davis and
Alan Pressley Wilson; who did full jus
tice to the spread.
Every dog has his day and Charles
r Alston our quondam waiter had hi.
Sitting at the head of the table with
rich viands before him and niua white
men serving him, he reached the po
sition Of power which, he has long
coveted. For dessert peaches and
cream welt served, but Charles could
not enjoy them as some recreant mixed
a mass of pepper in the delicious, syrup
and a hot, choking throat resulted.
Note Is this a prophecy that if
Charles is ever permitted to assume the
responsibility of government his high
est ambition will be crushed; and the
same nine men be instrumental in its
consummation"
The scene changes and the former
lord of all is quickly placed iu the
piisoners' box befor that august judge
Geo. E. Pennington, for trial. The
attorneys for the prosecution and de
feuse were respectively, Messrs. J. W.
Buck and Alan Pressley Wilson. Com
petent witnesses proved that the priso
ner was justly accused of stealing
elephant
After the case had been given to the
jury (B. P. Terrell and Dr. W. W.
layior) the verdict of "guilty was
quickly brought in. Judge Pennington
gave the prisoner tweuty-uve years in
the penitentiary at the expiration of
which sentmce ho should "hang by
the neck until dead." Mr. J. C. Hardy
asked to be allowed to go on the priso
tier's bond. This was refused nut he
was fiveu rermissiou to take I'harh-s
aside and give him some eontis'.I. In
nu'uuguarded moment, however, the
piisoiier "lnt the grit" and is still run
ning it lie liasu t stopped.
The eight choice spirits warmly con
gratulated the ninth choice spirit on
the pleasure afi.irded, ami adjourned
to await the imitation from one of the
other choice spirits.
lust, Chrirtiau, and withal a jovial everything but a red hot stove and an
fellow.
Mr. T. A. Williams, of Inez, was iu
town Wednesday. Mr. Williams has a
rWk. about 160 vears old. that be
longed to his paternal gland-mother.
He says that it ke"ps good time and
that he would not take 300. for it.
Miss Belt, a celebrated elocutiouist,
.f Richmond. Va , will give an enter
anmieiitin Mr. Graham 'a Blall, Friday
vveuhig, CM. 3rd. Half the proceeds
will go to the orgau fund of the Metho
ni.-t church. We hope many will at
tend.
The IVarrenites who went to Hender
son on Monday were not mixed up in
auy of the disturbances there. But
nobody expected that they would be.
Warren county can boast of law-abiding
citizens, even on so exhiliarating an oc
casiou as a circus in a sister town.
When you wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth, go at once to any drug
store and get a free sanip'e of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One or two doses will make you well.
1 hey also cure biliousness, sick head
ache and constipation.
Rosetta Somerville, a foitner uutse
in the Somerville family died, this week.
Aunt RoBetta was the mother of 18
children and would have been 93 in
December. She left four sons and
three daughters, besides numerous
white frienda, to mourn her death.
Interment was in "Possum Quarter"
cemetery on Thursday at 3 p. m.
Mr. J. A. Clafk, of Macon, sold his
crop of tobacco last week for $1,575.00
In the pack house. His crop was
raised on 16 acres, and the above price
was was secured after Mr. Clark had
fold one barn and had one burned up.
After paying the expenses on his whole
crop Mr. Claik says he cleaied $1:000.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
jStomach and Liver Tablets at any drug
store. They are easier to take and
more pteasent in effect than pills. Then
their use is not followed by constipa
tion as is often the case will pills.
Regular eifce. 25c per box.
MrB. Roberta S. Nicholson, daughter
rf Hie late H. T, Jeffiess died last
Monday at her home in Grafton, Va.
Mre. Nicholson was the wife of the
Rev. J. W. Nicholson an honored min
ister in the Methodist churchi She had"
been sick for some time and was carried
to a hospital in Richmond with the
hope that the might recover but when
it was evidenced that she could not
she was brought home. Interment was
in Nicholson burying ground at Oak-
ville.
We are too busy to get up an opening as we have done hereto
but extend a heartv and oordial invitation to RvprvhnHr tn
j j
come in and inspect our Fall goods.
MILLINERY, COATS, CAPES, and JACKETS.
Coats from $2.50 up. Be sure to look at our 5 & 10 c. handkerchiefs.
Long heavy-ribbed hose, 10 & 12 1-2 c. per pair. Drees Trimmings, Belts, gloves
and Jewelry all new, pretty, cheap. Children's coats, cap?, and sacques.
MANY PRETTY AND USEFUL ARTICLES.
Laces and Hamburgs: Bureau and Tablo Scarfs: Beautiful line of Zephyr
Shawls, Fascinators, and Sacques. Stamped l:uen and embroidery silks.
Miss McAllister will trim your hat in the latest and most becom
ing style. Be sure to call before buying.
RESPECTFULLY)
Mrs. T. M. Caserly.
Country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
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Get on the Honor Roll in time for the
Industrial Edition of The Recobd.
Ncti&e to Teachers.
We, the undersigned school com
mittee for Fishina Creek Towushin
-
will meet at Grove Hill, Tuesday, Oct.
14th at 12 o'clock M. to elect teacher
for Areola free School, white. Apph
cations from teachers solicited.
M. T. Duke, R. B. Davis, S. W.
Hamlet, Committee,
What You Want
AND -
Where to Find it.
AT
S9A&
I'his signature ia on. every box of the genuine
Laxative BromoQt:inine Tablets
he remedy thv -' rs oni'i in one day
i
LOCAL ADS.
HIGGAN S
OF . COURSE.
NICE FARM FOR SALE. A farm
jn&t on the edge of town, containing G8
acres, with a nice dwelling, kitchen,
barn, stables and tenant house. It is a
most desirable place. For terms apply to
23 3t. T. Pot.k, Atty.
FOR SALE All of my household
and kitchen furniture. Will be pleased
to show name at my residence to any
one wishing to buy.
MRS. B. R. HOLLEY.
SEED OATS.
Virginia gray, winter oats for sale.
Price ,75 ceiits per bushel.
H. B. Hunter, Jr.,
27 2t. Aftou, X. C.
Death cf Miss Fleming.
News was receivid here one day last
week of the death ot AUSS Lula Flem
ing, daughter of Jno. A. Fleming, of
Middle bur, and niece of Capt. T. M.
Fleming, vvitn whom sho lived here
several rears. While in Lomsbnrg
she made a host of friends who were
grieved to learned of her death. She
was a young worn at of character and
possessed a most lovable disposition.
Her sisters, Misses Lucy and Etta
Fleming went from here to attend the
funeral. Louisburg Times. Sept. 29th.
We had iuteded noting the death of
Miss Fleming last week but lack of
space prevented. Wf extend our syni
pathies td the bereaved family.
We keep busy all the time. This
proves that cur customers know
where to come. New goods arrive
daily . Our stock is complete with
a good Variety of Dry Gooa8 No
lions. Shoes &e.
Our
Grocery
Department
was never better. We men
tion a few goodsj we hate others:
Smoked Meats, Meal, flour, Ship.
btuir. Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, Cakes,
and Crackers, White Fish, Mack
erel and Herrings, Canned Beef.
Chip Beef, Bananas, Plain avu
a rencn candy rotatoes am;
Wanted at once!
niture Factory. A
27 tf.
Stops the Oongh and "Works
off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold iu one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
Hands at the Fur
D. Harris,
Sec'y. & Tre.is.
I am prepared to submit estimates
on plastering, brick-laying, and any
kind of Etone wnk. References: Mr.
A. D. Harris, and Tasker Polk. Esq.
W. X. Ilawkius,
27 3m Contractor & Builder.
FOR PRIVATE SALE: Several arti
cles of household and kitchen furniture
iu good Condition, among them:
antique oak hat-rack with beveled mir
ror, suleboard, stoves, ciockery, kitch
en utensils, etc. Terms moderate.
ARRNGTO!
i WAREKOUS
:n c.
Bring
us a Load at Once,
We will Get You Hisih Prices.
ROGERS & BURWELL.
4tE?"Mr. Mnngum has charge of our stripping rooms.
Tobacco Very High
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ar
ehouse
UC
this shoe?
This is odo f man j
STYLISH shoe wa ar
showing.
If yon want good boe
cheap we hare them.
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tlinn
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looks
no bet
t e
dressed
yon mar if you buj of onr
Cabbage.
Try RIGGAN.
Tombstones
AND
MONUMENTS.
Our buyers are now ready for the
new crop- The giant tobacco com-
panies of England and the united haxdsome new suirs.
Mjlo cow opctt.
See Our Urn
Come along to the
We can sell you a marble, granite, or
concrete tombstone, or monument.
Prices range from small to large figures
according t size of work. Square a or
mounds curbed all kinds of cemetery I
fixtures cleaned and repaired.
Bring us your pictures to enlarge
and frame.
If we keep talking about onr good
work it is because it is worth talking
about.
We. are iu business to stay and will
III 1
PHI
I wish all outstanding claims against j treat you right
Edwards & Roberts,
21 3m. Warrenton, IT. C.
C. H. Scott to ba presented to me at
once. Miss S. W. Scott,
27 2t Warrenton, N. O.
Notice.
By permission of the County Boatd
of Education of Warren County, N. C.
the public examination of applicants to
teach our public schools is postponed
from the scond Thursday iu Oct. 1902,
to the third Thulsda of said mouth.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
15th and 16th white applicants will bo
examined, and on Friday and Satur
day, Oct 17th and 18th4 colored ap
plicants will be examined.
J. R. RODWFjLL,
COi Supt. Schools.
Rheumatism of 17 Years Cured.
People who have been cured sound
the praise of URICSOL. Jrs. JZary
E. Hartwelh wife of the treasurer of
As a special inducement to get logs
at once we will pay higher pi ices.
Wakeekton Fcbxitxjrh Co.
The Johnson store for rent. Apply to
H. T. IVlACOX
Wauted. 6 cords of good oak wood.
Will pay cash for same.
The REdoKto Ofeice,
Dr. W. W. Baylor,
Surgeon XDentidt,
Renders auy services included iu the
practice of Dentistry. Crown and
bridge work; porcelain inlay ; and cast
fillings according to the methods of
to day. Office 'Phone 52.
27 6m Residence " 29.
tt yon want a Bugsv, Carriage, Wagon or Harness call at Bojtr
Warehouse.
cfe for Sale!
Loft Aneeles, Cal.. saysi "I desire to
The deceased had many friends eXpreB8 my sincere appreciation of your
pathy to husband and relatives.
He teamed a Great Truth.
l.n imUTdni1 fhir bfiavf fnlt aviti- wm1v After seventeen years ot con
uviv ww v avvu v&. ij i - j - v -
Stantafflictioni often times lieipiess wim
swolleu feet and hands, I used 6 bottles
of URICSOL, and now, after years re
erntefullv acknowledge a per
manentcure." Druggists sell it at $1.
It is said of John Wesley that He per bottle, or six bottles for $&.UU.
once said to Mistress M'esleyi "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
OTef and over again?" "John TFesIey,
because once telling is not enough." It
In fr.v tln'a camn rpriROn that VOU Rl'6
told again and acaiu that Chamberlain's To Cure a Cold ill One Day
Cough Remedy cures colds and. grip, Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
that it counteracts any tendency of All druists refuud the money if it
Dlr:r.B::U l1-, r,:? ::' faih to cure. E. IF. Grove's signature
For 'salo by all Drutrerists. i on each box
A liouid road doesut drown the"
traveler's sorrows.
25c
it
Line Of Dress
Goods
and Trimmings.
We always ahow lh thiip Ut ara
new and pie'.ly. Out line ia 'arttf
than cTrt. Trioct arr ifawtiabl too
special orrr.i:j
50 df2. pair Los, wtnth 12 1 2 c ir
pair, t W c per dozwi
Our line is cow conipl. U and wo
will If glad to ho you Lew aljlot ia
Ladies' Cloaks now t ptru.
Salt and lime by c-r o&, or Ira.
Krapire Grain Dri 1 au I Chaltannoa
Chilled Plows lor rale best iu th
countrj.
The Allen and
Fleming Co.
Warrentou, N. C, 0-10-02
ill
Phone No1. 5.
A "hfl,rmv combination! It
r r u
is fitting that we should
display new goods now,
THE! ROSE-HILLIAEt) CO,
(INCOBPOBATED.) .
There is fiimethinff about blue blood that will nlwnys rp-ak for itself. A
clance ot my Berkshire herd ill nudoubtly convince the most fastidious that
England has been fobbed of its noblest aristocraoy. les, we are here at the
front, and there to stay. These long bodied, Lr hd backed, dp chested blacks,
bavins been judiciously crossed tith America's best btraius of Berksbires, has
enabled me to offer to the public a lino of
YOUNG STOCK THAT CANNOT
EE EQtTALED,
Yott can always find here what you waut, with prices to mafch, from tried
I Dams and experienced Sires to a 4-Sqneak, squeak can't get over massa'a dor
sill." Kindlv thanking ycti for pafct favors and patiently availing your future
patronage, I remaiu, Very truly yours,
WALTER Ii. FLEMING, Proprietor of
THE BRIDLE CREEK STOCK FARM,
Warrenton, N. C.
Let n8 j.zt d:t i:s
to clean and pit fc 8t ial allcnti.rl
givrn to ladia' skirt. Woi k cailed
for nud delivered, (live mo a call.
All work gnaran! d.
rfplftillr,
Richard U. Ilawlinv
2Glm. TLe Tailor.
sunscRirE for
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J. W. lJlRV CO.,
Cotton lactors.
S folk, V . i at 1, 13)2.
Cotton Steady.
Stiict rr-ulJ.in 8 34
Middling 8 L-6
Strict low riild lling 8 1-2
Low middling 814
Tingis
Stains
Blues
rea n u t--Nom i n r.L
Fancy 8 12
Strictly prima 314
Prime 8
Low grades 2 1 1
Machine pici-d 2 I 2 to 3
Spanish 85 rw-r bushel
B. ET Teas t &3 40 rxir uaj.
r anut tl-tx: i:i b.l. a C ii. 718
t for siio. ii. Cuu