VOL. lO.
WARRENTON, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1905.
NO.
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NOTICE.
If this spacs has the ed Z2lark:iMeilts'
''on it, it is to inform you that your
"subscription is out, and unless re
kewed the paper will stopped.
JJr. nob. S. Bofctki,
Warrenton, Harth tjarolina.
Office Phone 60.
Realdeitce PlKiWe 56-4
LOCAL. ITEMS
'A. Happy New Year to otoe and all.
The tobacco market re opened Tues
day. .
Mrs. A. M. Pittman, of Dunn, is here
a a visit.
Come to the Farmers Institute Mon
day, Jan. 9th.
Col. F A. ilaoon, of Henderson, was
liere last week.
Oxft schools took up their text books
"earlf this week. ,
Mr. Geo. C. 'Greenj of Weldon, was
Siere last week.
Miss Lizzie Jonee Bperft "imas here
Vith hoi mother.
Boltoa W. Williams,
'was here Xnias,
of Petersburg,
Miss "Edua Alleu spent Xmas. at
liome in Eidgew'ay.
Miu8 Kate Johnson visited in Oxford
"a few days this week.
Mrs. Sallie D. Twitty, of Oxford,
visited here this week.
Mr. J. B. Powell spent a day or two
'in Henderson last week.
No Christmas trees this year except
among our colored friends.
Miss Nena Parker, of Raleigh, spent
Xmas week with her sisters.
Tarwater Bros have some nioe horses
and muled. See local ad v. :
Archie D. Daniel, oi Wilmington,
Visited his mother last week.
Mrs. C. W. Robinson visited her
ister in Louisburg this weck
Miss Dome Daniel, of Lattleton, is
Vifeiting at Mr. Jno. Graham's. -
"Miss Lulie Dixon, Wake Forest,
Visited Dr. Walters thi3 week.
Miss E. H. Eererton. from Palmer's
Spring, spent this week in town.
Mr. J. Boyd Massenburg, of Durham,
'epent Xmas. here with loved ones.
Mr. J. E. Boyd, of South Hill, Va.,
sbeut Xmas. here with relatives, .
We invite the attention of our readers
"to the card of Rogers k Burwell.
Messis. Lewis and Herbert Scoggin
were at home during the Xmas.
Dr. Charles H. Peete, of Philadel
phia, visited his mother this week.
Let ua all turu over a new leaf this
-year aud keep it free from blotH.
: Misses Jnfia. Tempo knd Joeie
Dnmeron, spent last week at home.
Messrs. J. H. Ktrrand J. A. Dowtin
were in Raleigh several days this week
Miss Eva Dowling, of Boydton, Va.
is visiting the family of Mrs. Lucy
Bell. -Mr.
Joe Stone, of The lScoBD foic
.visited in Halifax county during the
liolidays.
Miss Marina Williams, from Grcens-
Ioro, visited Miss Helen Hunter during
the holidays.
Miss Josie Katienstein, of Phila
'delohia. spent Xmas. here with loved
'ones and friend's.
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Mr. A. A. Williams, of Grand
Rapids, Mieh., was here several days
during the holidays.
At a public sale last Monday, Mr. C
E. Jackson bbnglit wie Ford property
on Bragg street.
Mrs. Revis and Miss Eugenia Satter-
.Tvhite, from Henderson, visited Mrs,
Frank Rose last week.
Mr Yan 3'ey Kerr, editor of the Cas
Veil Democrat, spent Christmas with
his brother, Mr. J. H. Kerr..
, Mr. Sim mon 3 Trantham, from Wake
Forest College, Visited in the home
Mr. E. S. Allen last week.
. Miss Mattie D. Williams, one of the
;lady principals, of the, Monroe High
Bchool, spent Xmas. here with her
Smother.
"Mr. Charles A. Cook, Jr , spent last
'week with relatives here. He says his
new home is all O. K. but old Warren
ton is the place;
Christmas passed away Very 'quietly.
The children all siy that this Xmas.
Jjhs been best of all and of coarse the
igrowii up children enjoyed seeing the
little ones having such a good time.
The Trinity College Glee Club gave
a most excellent entertainment in" the
High School Auditorium on Thursday
night, Deo. 22nd. The Club is com
posed of -twenty young men, and they
all ttoted their parts well, and especially
did the audience seem to enjoy "the
Inusio and reading,
I'll brave the storms of Cnilkoofc Pass,
I'll cross the plains of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife aud cioss the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Joun
tain Tea.
he Hunter Drug Ce
Our Editor aud 4iis family spent the
holidays at Terrapia with Mrs. Hardy's
Dr . V. J. Barham spent Am as. in
fcown. Everybody was glad to see his
jovial face again. j
Miss Nora King returned from Texas
last Friday where stie has been visiting
since last Oct. ' ' -
His many friends" vreie glad to have
Prof. Gaston Foote aiaOnK them a
short while 'this week, '
Mrs." J. A. Woodard, of Edenton,
spent a few days with lier auut, Mrs.
C. A. Thomas this week.
Miss A. L. Moseley, of Ya. was here
with her brother Mr. H, A. Moseley
several .day's last week.
J. W. Haithcock of the Newi Repor-
! ter and E. W. Harper of the Public
Ledger, were here .Xmas.
Mr. Frank R. Hawkins, of Winona,
Miss., speut part of Christmas week
wih Mr. H. L, Falkener,
Mrs. Geo.S. Miles fiiicT Wo little
children from Newport News, Va..,
spent a few days here last week.;
Misses Mariam Boyd, Nannie Jones
and Sue Williams, from the State
Normal College, spent Xmas. at home.
Miss Peyt6na Brown, from Hender
son and Miss Lnla Allen, from Wake
county, were at hoine during the holi
days.
Miv W. S. Battle, of Petersburg, Va ,
and Lieut. M. 3. Battle, of Old Point,
scent Xmas. with their mother, Mrs.
S. Battle.
B. G. Green, Esq.. returned Satur
day after a ten days visit to St Louis,
Mo., and Indian Territory, lie repoits
a pleasant trip.
Remember the ootton growers con
vention in the court house to-morrow,
It is important that every farmer who
grows cotton should attend.
Miss Margaret Stedman, of Raleigh,
Misses Bnrgwyn, of Jackson, and Miss
Clarke, of Tarboro. visited the Misses
Hunter this week.
J. H. Milam, Esq., formerly of this
county, but now of Benjamin. Teaxs,
visited relatives and friends uere dur
ing Xmas week.
The Bale of whiskey at the Warrenton
dispensary on Christmas eve amounted
to S400.00. For the month of Dec. the
sales exceed $2,600.
Mr
went
J, R. Rod well and Bon, Arthur,
to Weldon last Saturday. Mr.
Rodwell returned Monday. Master
Arthur will engage in the telegraph
business In that place.
We have right much due ua on snb
scriptions and are compelled to use the
red pencil quite often now. Kind
friend, please let us have some money
right away.
The sheeny finin between Weldon
and Raleigh will make its first run on
Jan. 9th. bee schedule In another
column. The Warrenton train will
leave here at 7:30 a. m. and 6:50 p. m.
to mnlie connection at Warren Piaiun
with the shoofly.
The County Commissioners did xe
proper thing Monday in re-eVctiug
Mr G. G. Egerton Supt. and Mr. E.
Ii. Green, Asst Supt. of rods for
Warren county. Both these officers
have done good work on the roads and
have given general satisfaction.
.
Constipation and piles are twins.
They kill people inch by inch, sap life
away , every day. Hollister'a Rocky
.Mountain Tea will positively 'cure you.
No cure no pay. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets, The Huntei Drug 7o.
Mr. t). H. Rig'gan etpects to move to
the bricfe store formerly occupied by
the Rose-Hilhard Go. on the 10th, inst.
This building will give hio more room
and a bettor place to show his goods.
He will keep An up to date stock and
will be glad to see all his old customeiM
and friends at his new quarters.
Mrs. V. T. Bailey, of Raleigh, came
down last Sunday to have her little
daughter, Helen Leigh, christened , by
Rev. J. E. Poindexter, rector of Em
manuel ctyirch. Mrs. Bailey was ac
companied by her friends. Miss May
Hill Divis and Dr Joel D. Whitakei',
who. .stood as sponsor's for the little
girl.
. Mr. Thos. Conupll died of pneumonia
at his home in Fork township early
Sunday morning, Jan. 1st, 1905. Mr.
Counell was about 69 years -old. He
'came to this connty from Canada many
years apo ud located near the place of
his death. He was a man of considerable
means The deceased leaves a young
widow and one son, Air. ,W. A. Connell
to mourn their loss. . THe Record ex
tends sympathy.
The greatest system renovator. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach. It Hollister's Rocky
Jountain Tea fails to cure get your
money back.' . .That's fair. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. The Hnuter Drug
6.
Cotton!
After Jany-. 1st. 1905 my cotton
will only be open on Wednesday
Saturday of each week. '
'.' H. J. WHITE.
and
Dr. S. N. Walters,
Surgeon Dentist,
Watrenton, North Carolina.
Office opposite court house, in Flemiag
Harria Building.
f'ioaes; Office, Not; 59; Reideac6, No65v
Jurors for Feb. Court.
The following names have been
drawn as jurors lor Feb. Court.
G. R. Sedggin, J. .'"R. King, J. L.
Burohett, G.-W. Hart, F. A. Hawks, S.
W. Curl, J. R. Robinson. E. J. Hicks,
T. E. Powell, Alex. Crinkley, R. E.
Bradley, M. Nelson, G. W. Hester, W.
D. Weldon, C. O. Moseley, Bailey
Overby, J, H. Carter, A. D. Quails.
W. A. Miles, T, L. Fishel, J. T.
Wemyess. J. R. Riggan. J. H. Hicks,
L. F, Thompson, W..H. Fishel, M. E
Newsoin, W. G. Rogers, O. W. Cole,
Jr., R. T. tJtewart,- Peter Clary Jbsi
W. Stegall, C. J. Vanghao, S. W Bell,
W. H. Tharriogton, F. B. Neal.
: A Guaranteed Curs for Hies.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protind-
ing Piles. Lruggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long standing, in 6 to
14 days. J?irst application cives ease
and rest. 50o. - If your druetrist hasn't
it send 50o in stamps and it will -be
orwarded post-paid by Paris iedicine
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
TTrZAgents to canvass tlm
county ou a salary.
A. G. Eqkbton, Gleiin, N. 0.
HORSES and MtJLES.
Just received, Dec. 28tfeM a oar load
of nice horses aud mules. '
Tarwater Bros.
Just ra'ceVved our second lot of sample
i
arness. " Tarwater Bros.
LOST--A red setter puppie.
J. H. Keir, Warrenton, N. C.
x A CiLRD OF THANKS.
V? th'abk our many friends and customers
for their liberal patronage since we have been
located at th9
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and hope that we mHy be favored with a con
tinuance of the same. All grades of tobacco are
aelhng high, and wanted on our market. VVe
strongly advise our customers to market the
balance of their crop as soon possible. Bring
us your next load, and we will make ilpay you;
With test wishes for the New Year, we are,
Your friends, -
P0TT!PS Xr, 1 TT R W TT.T T ,
ies Dress Goods.
We are having big sales in Dress
ladieB who dtess correctly than usual.
cloths. The newest fabrics aud if you
we have it." Some big values in new dress goods and some of the prettiest
styles wo have had this 'season in strict down to date fabrics they are beauties.
New buttons and new trimmings, newest style collars just opened. Ready made
skirts well made good fitting garments. . , , ,c
New Line of Ladie and children's
Cloaks. Brand New Styles.
Very Low Prices.
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line of Overcoats is great.
Bis line of Buggy ttobes, very cheap. Bed Blankets from cheap cotton to
the best all wctil. Some hew peices of CaTpets in this week and Bugs to match
and a lajge shipment of choice patterns in high quality mattings.
Our store is full from botton to top with new and desirable merchandise.
T.ime Salt. Shineles. Laths, Disc Plows, Disc Harrows, Adjustable Harrows,
Corn Shollers. We are liere to
Shoes!
If you have any Shoes to buy it will
certainly pay you buy them of us. We
have them made specially for us by the
best manufacturers in this country. Th?tf fit good, they wear
good, they are good and they are cheaper than you often have
to; pay for poor shoes.
Next week we will offer a lot of odds and ends of shoes in
sizes 3, 5, at about half prices. ,
. An immense stpck.of goods to pick from and we will make
ydU some low prittes, Nfi styles in Queen Quality Shoes just'
tii this week. " " "
. - Very respectfully-, . ' :
THE ALLEN & FLIMIN8 COMPANY,
LOCAL -A.IDS.
. FOR S ALE-A fine BerksWe boai
about one year old. Price llO.OO.
: J. A, Goodwin, Elberon, N. C.
WlKTBD :: A situation to furnish
logs for a saw mill. Apply .between
now and Feby. 1st 1905.
Jas. Rkavxs, Warrenton, N. C.
FOR SALE!
A nice lot of Duroo Jersey pigs (both
sex) threeand four months old; one
very fine registered Duroo Jersey Boar,
two yeai-B qH; one registered Duroc
Jersey Sow, due to farrow Mch. 21st;
one Duroc Jersey Sow entitled to reg
istratf5&. For description and price,
address or come and see t
D. L. RoBERtaoN, Marmdduke, N. C.
FOR SALE 100 acres of laid,
mile of Warrenton, $600 residence
cash or time. ! Boyd & Williams. .
FOR SALE Three purfe bred Barred
Plymouth Rock 'Cockrets, (Hawkins
strain). Th-y 'are beautieB and can be
bought cheap. ".Apply to -
Dr. Rob. S. Booth, Wanentdn, N. 0.
FOR SALE.'A large bay mare per
fectly gentle, works single and double,
travels well, a good family horse every
where. REV. W. S. DAVIS,
Warren? Plalis, N. C.
Refer to Wm. J. DAVIS, Warrenton,
N. C, J. B. DAVIS, Warren Plains,
N. C, and MARVIN M. DAVIS,
Wise, N. C.
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Goods have sold more 6tylisli suits to
Never showed a more up -to date line ot
wlant the correct thing lot ladies wear
ml
Clothmg.
Snmfi oreat bi values m
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Overcoats. Our
supply your needs.
Come to see us.
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our friends and p4trdns We wish to thank yom
one and all, for the liberal patronage extended us
dur ing the year just closed wliibh has been the
busiest within our business experience. We wish you
all a liberal share of good health kndprb
the coming
W. A. Mlffl:aild$Gk-
W Invite You
to visit our store and inspect our
Picture Departmentit is cdba-
We io not hesitate to say
lhat it the prettiest line of such
goods ever , shown here. Come
and select what you want before
they are picked over.
Tours very truly,
T. V. Allen & Co.,
rnrture Dealers
and Undertakers.
Jrr'o. Branch, sia. . Daniel Alston
BRANCH & ALSTON,
Contractors and.
Guilders,
WARRENTON, N.fe".
Our vomptness -ehall fee seoond W ni6ne
and satisfaction guaranteed at all tinles.
Con ti acts solicited in town or country. -
Estimates furnished lor both wood and
brick work. 26-lyr,
BOYD'S
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We wish our friends & Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
WE PAT
uggies
Wagons,
and
WALTER B.
Carrie
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales
bottles. Does this record
Enclosed with every
H. RIGGAf'!
expects to move to his new
quarters next Tuesday.
Dr. W. W. Taylor,
' Benders any services ihclu'ded in the
practice of Dentistry." .Crown, and
bridge work, porcelain inlay ; and cast
fillings according a t&e methods of
to-day. Office 'Phone 12.
27 6m Besideuce " 29.
RELIABLE '
CASSE f Oft
ges
Harness
competitioai
toD & CO,
se,
Surries,
's Tasteless CmH
of merit appeal to you?
bottle is a Ten Cent, package of Grove's
To Our
Customer
and Friends :
The past season has been very -'satis-factory
to us, having sold our cotton
aud'bur customers cotton at and above
cents, we are now ready to start thii
Ne w Tear with bright prospects.
JUST RECEIVED-.
One car load of HA.Y.
One car load of Gotton Seed Hulls.
One car load Shingles.
(Jotton Seed Meal, Oatfe Co-n, Floiiri
Ships tuff, meal and meat.
Cheap for Cash
or on Tinie.
CALJj - ON - US.
. Your friendsv
Warren Supply
INSURANCE:
PI -RE arid LIFE.
Haying added to my office a full
lirie of first-clasa companies I re
spectfully solicit-a share of your
patronage. Prompt attention and
thotough protection guaianteSd.
Respectfully,
' 11. T. WATSON.
dBP0'ffi'ce In Centre Warehouse.
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Whits, Gcldan and
Buff Wyandottei
are belter than ever. They won
17 prizes at the H: C. State Fair,
Oct. 1903-1904. They are going
fast, so speak quick. 4. .
JOHN II. FLkMlft '
' FlTTS, N, C-
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
KIDNEY CORE It a
Ooarantesd Remsd;
or money refunded. Contains'
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the Best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles
PRICE 50c aod $1.00.
WAWt ALU INTERESTED IN
MACHINERY
TO HAVE OUR NAME BEFORE THEM
-V DURING 1905
Write us stating what kind of
Machinery you use or will
install, and we will mail JfSu
Free of All Cost
a handsome an o useful
Pocket Diary and atlas
OR A LARGE ' :
COMMERCIAL CALENDAR
Gibbes Machinery Company,
COLUMBIA, & C.
A STOOK OF HORSE POWER HAY
PRESSES TO BE CLOSED OUT AT ,
SPECIAL PRICES
over One cod a Half Mfflfon
No Cure, No Pay.
Black R.oct Liver pius.
IC80MEY DISEASES