VOL. XI.
W ARB EN TON, N. C FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1905,
NO. 9.
ISTOTICE.
If tins space has the Eed X Mark
on it, it is to inform ycu that year
ctikscriBtion is out, and unless re
newed the paper will "be stopped,
Dr. 3rvob. S. J ootli,
Dentist, .
"Warrenton, North Carolina.
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LOCAL ITEMS
f-5oe new adv. of the Warren Supply
vo.
Mr. A. D. Harris whs at borne Sun
day. Tins has been a good week for farm
work.
Miss Edua Allen visited in Etdgeway
last Sunday.
Mr; J. O. Kuiglit visited in Halifax
county this week.
?tlr. J. H. Kerr went to Littleton
Monday on a busiuess trip.
Mr. J. Boyd Masseu burg was here
horn Durham last Tuesday.
Dr. II. N. Walters visited in Wake
Forest Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Edwyn J. Freeman spent Sun.
day at home with his family.
Messrs. J, P. and Geo. Suoggin were
at home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Fred Prescott is impioviug his
residence ut Folly Springs,
Messrs. N. F. and Herbert Alston
were at home a day uV two this week.
Mrs. Frank Allen, from Axtell, spent
Sunday here with Mis., J. G. Tar water.
Mr. Charles Ford from South Bos
ton, i3 in town visitiug his sister, Mrs.
Henry Riggan. -
Mr. J. C. McCraw, Jr., left last week
for a drumming tour through the
Southern States.
Miss Mary Louise Allen went to
Louibburg Wednesday to make a visit
to her grandparents.
We invite the attention of cur readers
to thi adv. of Mrs. Caaeriey. She is
ofi'eiiug some bargains.
There wili be an excursion from Xor
hna to Norfolk next Thursday, See
notice in another column.
The town commissioners have re
elected Jno. S. Plummer chief of the
fire department for the town.
Mr. Arehie Davis, after a few weeks
n st at home, returned to his business
in Wellington City last Friday.
The town cemetery is in a sadly no
lected condition and thoe whoso busi
ness it is should havo it attended to.
Good news comes from Onkviile. The
election for a special school tax whs
Lekl Tuesday and carried by a vote of
lb to 24.
Mr. J. Willie White was in Raleigh
several days this week attandiug the
session of the Grand Lodge of Odd
fellows.
Mrs. R, G. Thomas and daughter, of
Mobile, Ala., are visiting-la the city.
The guests of Dr. and Mrs C. A.
Thomas.
Master Graham Rod well had a hen a
few days ago to hatch out a chicken
that was a curiosity. It had two bealis,
thiee eyes, and four feet.
The game of ball here last Friday
b( 'tween Trinity Park School and W.
II. S,, resulted in a victory for the
visitors. The score stood 7 to 1.
LOST At Fairviow cemetery Wed
nesday evening, a white wooleen shawl.
A suitable reward will be paid lor iws
return if left at The Recoud office.
The D. Ameru.ua Band, composed oi
three Italians, gave an enjoyable enter
tainment in the High School Audi
torium Friday night of last week. . The
music was splendid.
There i!l be au important meeting,
in the inteisst of the ootton seed oil
mill, held in ihe court house to morrow
t 2 o'clock. We urge upon every body
that is interested in the building of
this mill to attend the meeting.
The business men of Warrenton are
urged to attend the meeting to be held
in the court house tomorrow by those
interested in the building of the cotton
seed oil mill. As to where the mill is"
to be located depends much on the in
terest our business men take in this
mutter.
The farmers meeting last Saturday
was not largely attended, owing to the
good weather for farm work. Those
present took right much interest in tht
discussion of building the cotton seed
oil mill. Messrs. P. J. Macon, Jno.
Graham, and J, A. Dameron were
added to the committee to solicit stock
and especially to see the people of
Warrenton and to fee what interest
they would take in the establishment
of the mill. There will be another
meeting to-moirow.evening at 2 o'clock
at which time some final action will be
taken. We urge everybody to be pres
ent. TriE Recokd is very anxious to see
this mill built. There has already
been about SHOO. 00 in stock subscribed
by our citizens and a gentleman outside
ft' the county says that he will take
$5000.00. This only loaves $8000.00 to
be raised and the mill is assured. This
liust be done.
. - Tragic Death of Mr.: Bcyd.
Our town and community was thrown
into deep sorrow late Wednesday even
ing by the announcement of the tragic
and untimely death of Mr. Willie L.
Boyd, at Scotts, about ten miles from
here, where ho was engaged in loading
cars with logs. From the best informa
tion that can be obtained, .it seems that
Mr. Boyd was standing near a flat car,
loaded with loya, when -the arms that
holds them in place, gave away, and
buried Mr. Boyd beneath a bod of logs
His body was soon recovered, but death
reBultetl iu few minutes. His remaina
were brougut to his home iu Warrenton
where they remained until this morn
ing when they will be taken to Taber
nacle church, in Tance county, near
the horne of Tiis birth, and there laid to
rest,
Mr. Boyd was about 48 years old.
He had engaged in the lumber and
timber business nearly all his life. Ha
leaves a wife and two children, a
mother and several brothers and sis
ters, among them our townsman, , Mr.
R. B, Boyd. Mr. Boyd was a kind and
agreeable corcpauioo and mada mends
wherever he went. - v
Tlte death of Mr. Boyd has aet a
,loom over our entire ocmnianity and
the deepest sympathy goes out to the
sorely bereaved family.
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Memorial Day.
A goodly mimber of citizens, under
the leadership of Mrs. Lucy Polk- and
Mrs. V. L. Pendleton, assembled at
Fairview cemetery t half past four
o'clock on the 10th. inst., for the pur
pose of decorating with flowers, the
graves of Confederals soidiers. The
Confederate llag and the Confederate
battle flag waved from the monument.
Not only the graves of Confederate
soldiers were decorated, but loving
hands placed floral oiferiugs on the
graves of all the dead.
The services were conducted by Rev.
T. J. Taylor, who made n few" "brief re
marks with reference to the object of
the meeting, and Rev. C. W. Robinson
led m prayer. Mr. Tusker Polk de
livered an appropriate poem cf hL own
composition, entitled, '-The Soldier of
the World and the Soldier of the
Cross." The audience greatly appreci
ated the poem, which was indeed . rare
good one and gives us additional reason
to be proud of our gifted townsman.
Ret. J. E. Poindexter delivered a brief
but interesting address. Mr, J. A.
Domeron led the audience iu service of
song. After the benediction h few of
those present repaired to ihe old ceme
tery and decorated come of th graves.
I have just .bought a big lot of Hats -and Flowpra, Laces,
Allovere, and Collars at greatly reduced prices. .; Summer
Corsets, Lawns, Belts, hand-bags and Fans, Curtain and
Drapery Goods. New tot of Pique, Madras, Chambray ,
Ginghams and Voiles, also new lot of large flowered Organdy
and Linings to match. Pretty lot of White Organdy and
Persians, 46 and 72 inches wide. Insertings and Edgiugsto match'
in Swiss and Nainsook. English Nainsooks soft finish and
Dimities for infants clothes . " Belts 5 cts. and up, Lawns 4 cts.
and up, trimmed Hats 25 cts. and up, Pretty Dress Goods
C 1-2 cts.per yard . Come in now is the time.
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jHEtST-RY RIGGAN, Proprietor,
Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Corn,
"" Oats and Shipstuff. We make a sx3ecialty
of Fine Candies, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco.
Your -:- Patronage -:- Solicited.
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A nice line of Collars, Shirts3 Ties
and Underware.
Als a nice assortment of other seasonable goods. Will be
glad to show you. Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Confectioneries &c.
B. O. MILLIARD.
Jno.Beanch.se. Davt-t, Alston
BRANCH '& ALSTON,
Contractors and
Builders,
OU, BEAUTIFUL XPHING TIME.
It is now that beautiful Spring has
oome,nnd the economizing house keeper
has managed to set before the land lord
and family the best the markets affords.
But that anxious look bespeaks the puz
zling attitude she assumes that she has
now reached the time when she must
look to .
D. H. RIGGAN,
Proprietor ot
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One Champion Water Elevator
' Pump complete for half prioft
been used onlj a little.
! Pump!
Oxfords. Oxfords
Every low out Shoe in onr etook
cut to prime cost to oldis out
. this speoial line,
Store,
who sells just the goods that go
to make up a mid-summer dinner.
Canned Snaps,' Tomatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Cfanued Corn, Asparagus,
Potato Chips, Dried Peaches, Prunes,
English' Peas, Butter Beans, New
Cabbage Smoked Hams,Chipped Beef,
Minao Meat, Pure Wheat Flour and
many other things not mentioned.
Nice quarters and polite, clerks.
Yours truly,
D. H. RIGGAN.
Hamburgh.
We have put the knife into then!
and have cutthem deep.
ats. - Hats
Large stock and good assortment
at great reduced prices.
WARRENTON, N. C
Phone No. 51.
Our promptness shall be second to none!
and satisfaction guaranteed
Con tt acts solicited in town
Estimates furnished for both wood and
brick work. y-lyr.
Sr. W. Tayl
Surgeon XDoiatist,
Benders any services included in the
practice of Dentistry. Crown and
bridge vf ork, porcelain inlay ; and cast
d at all times, fillings according to the methods of
0ZaJI- f to-day. Office 'Phone 52.
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Mr. W. II. Kail, one of . Charlotte's
all-around good nitiaens, who far eight
years served the city as streot commis
sioner, will leave, the latter part of
this week, for Warreatwn, War re o
county, to accept a job as street com
missioner of Warrenton. Mr. Hall is
thoroughly poatod on all up to date
methods of raacadimiziug roads and
streets, aul is c mover v.hea it comes
to the matter of work. ' The worst we
can By of Air. Haii is that this city
will lose one of h-er beisi citizens and
Warrentiu will be ahead a good cihsen.
We regror to see Mr.' Hall and his
family leave here. As he is going we
itiikt yieurture in recoic oaenuing mem
to the good people of Warrenton as a
high-tonod lankly. The People's
Paper of Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. Uall arrived in r7arrenton Tues
day and vill enter upon his work Mon
day. The Record eztendd a hearty wel
come to Mr. Hall.
' Tho Pastors' Oonfererics."
The Pastors' Conference met at the
the Methodist parsonage last Tuesday
morning. Rev's. J. E. Poindexter, O.
W. Robertson and T. J, Taylor were
present. ;
" The pastors present reported pleas
ant and profitable services last Sunday;
Matthew 5, 21, 22 was critically t ex
amined and ably discussed by Revs.
Robinson and Poindexter.
The Conference will meet at 10
o'olock a. m. on Tuesday after the third
Sunday in May, at the Episcopal leo
ton'. Subjocl for discussion The
Pi'ii-iriinliJs hv wl)7i-r!j we mnv dftf.nvminA
the character of &inusuieat, and decide
as to whether christians may indulge
iu them or not. . .
Ail pastors in the county are con,
eideied members of the conference,
and are earnestly urged to attend.
Special Offerings this Week.
Vfa pSK SS MA
Urooms
Cheaper than you can buy
elsewhere
STxROH Best Starch 5 ote. !b.
Varren-Supply Co.
larred Py imouth Rocks,
White, Golden and
Buf IVyandottes;
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The breed that lays when eggs aria
high, . .
Is the breed that pays both yoti and t.
For meat or eggs it matters not,
You will Snd thehi both itt Rdoks and
Dottes.
My matt jijgs this "season " are " liner
than ever. Try a seltirig of eggs and
see how blood tells. Prices are low.
JOHN II. FLEMING,
"Warren Plains, N, C, R.P.D.No.i
No trouble to answer letters.
Nctics of Summons.
In Superior Cour ;
June Term 1905.
Biggest values we ever showed in Dress Bilks and our sales are ahead of
any previous suasou4u white, biack, and colors. Black and .Colored Mohairs
audj Aeoiioiis, Silk Novelties and a beautiful assortment of wash-goods Wo
are also showing a lino of high gi ado figured Pique at special bargain prices
which you should not miss. Laces, Allovers, Fancy Collars, R. & G. Coisets
and special values in Embroideries,
Clothing.
Weare showing this week our new spring styles in men's and boys clothing,
They are beauties and the price very reasonable. Tho odd pauts are all right too.
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Warren County. (
lice A. Carter vs. Walter Carter.
The defendant above named will take
notice that an .action entitled as above has
lir-eii commenced iii tlie Superior Court of
Warren County to have the bands of matri?
mnny row subsisting betwedn plaintiff anrj
defendant absolutely diasolved. And the
said defendant will further take notice that
he is rejirea to appear at the next term of
the Siipt-rior Court of said bounty to be held
on the. sid. Monday m June 1905 at the court'
house of gaid county in Warrenton, N. C. and
answer or demur to the complaint in saiJ
action or the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In said complaint;
Thid May 12th. 1006 - . '
J. R. RODWELL,
Clerk of the Superior Court;
B.G. GREEN; AUyt
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Ties and Oxfords. White Canvas Oxfords for ladies and children.
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we are at your service.
most com-piete stock oi iJabcock,
Tyson & Jones, Hackney and Wrenn
buggies ever eskibited lere We
slidous ITotisa.
Diviue service on Sun'day next, May
14th. in St. John's church,- Williams
boro. James E. Poindesteb, Rector.
To Chre a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BiteMO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if -it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box.
A splendid line ol fur Hats soft and stiff of our own special manufacture
in the new shapes. We will show our new Bhapea in btraw Hats in a day ox two.
Carpet Department.
w Ri,nw iiti entirelv new line of StraW Mattinss. Oil Cloth and Linoleum. kllOW tliat VOll Will D6 ' IlltOrOStjeCl IjQ.
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ttta n icr, rf?cv t,rm flnm Pifinlnrs. Fertilizer Howers. JJiSO 'Cultivators. iUC- U ,. . '
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what you want we wili take pleasure m getting it for you and name you lowest
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prices for cash; Call on or write us;
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Warrenton, N. C.
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