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WAREENTON, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1905.
NO. 31.
J. n. PASCilALL, t-rt.sident.
K.-H. MOSS, Man agar.
E. I. BUGG, Sec . und Tress.
AT THE
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With ample capital, a thorough
e want the tobacco and intend
Dr. Hob. S. Booth,
Warrenton, North Carolina.
Ofliee Phone 69.
Be sidence Phone 56-4
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LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. Jno. C. Bur well is here for a
virile.
Mr. Elliotte Shaw is clerkiag for The
Stui Grocery.
The Watson Transfer Co. have a dray
on the streets.
Don't forget the dates. Weldou Fair
Oct. 21, 25, 26. 27.
Mr, A. W. .Hall has returned froui
Darlington, S. 0. .
Everj day will be a big day. Weldon
Fuir, Oct. 21th. to 27th.
Dul you hrar Gov. GlenD's speech
Saturday? It was fine.
Mrs. Pattie Wainwrighfc, of KaleigU,
is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. G. L. Knight, of Terrapin, is
visiting at the homo of J. 0. Hardy.
Pleasdie aud prolit tell th story of a
few days spent at tho Fair at Waldou.
Mr. W. D. Kodgers expeGts to move
back to his old stand early nest week.
Dr, Isaac Green, from Weldon, visi
ted his mother, Mrs. Marv Uteeu Mou
dny.
Rev. 0. W. Robinson has just closed
a very interesting inerting at Varren
Plains.
Miw? Bessie Green, of Weldou, is
here with her grauduaother at tha post
office.
Dr. F. A. Macon and Mr. E. G.
Davis, from Henderson, spent Sunday
m the city.
Mr. W. W. Parker, onr Optometerist
and Eve Specialist, spent this week in.
Richmond.
Mrs. A. S. Pendleton and sou, from
Henderson spent Sunday with Mrs. V.
Ii. Pendleton.
Mrs. McDonald, from Wilmington,
is here visiting her nephew, Master
Eugene Bonner.
Mrs. Taylor has a now shipment of
hats every few days. Come in and
make youi selection,
Mr. and Mis. W. W. Caserley, of
Roanoke, Va., visited Mrs. T. M.
Caserley this week.
Mr. Draper's new brick building is
going up very fast and promises to be
quite iin attraction to Main street.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
have recently purchased and placed in
their church a beautiful iww carpet.
Mr. E. L. Green is giving the side
walks of the town some attention now,
and is . greatly improving their con
dition. ,
Mrs. Vau Williams and Miss Lena
returned from Grand Rapids, Michi
gau, Monday, where they have been
eince July.
lira. J. H. Jeffress, of Palmer's
Springs, returned from Marion Satur
day where she spent several weeks with '
uer sister, airs. J. v. Jjiauton.
Editor T. R. Walker, of Littleton,
was here last Saturday looking after
the interests of his paper and to hear
the Governor speak.
Mr. J. W. Haitncock, of Littleton,
visited his mother here last Saturday
and Sunday. Mr. Haithcock tells us
that he will begin the publication of a
paper in Littleton this week.
We earry a full and complete line of
buggy and wagou Harness, Bought a
large lot of horse collars at old prices.
Our prices will save you money. Every
thing for everybody.
The J. R. Paschall Company,
Wise, N. C.
No questionable games, and every
thing is held to strict rules, to the end
that no single patron of the Fair can
have a single reason to complain. We
never iorget you are our guests, and
we refuse offers for privileges that we
think mitrht not be to your interest.
Weldon Fair.
It makes no difference how long you
have been sick, if you are troubled with
indigestion, constipation, liver and
kidney troubles, Hollister's Rocky
fountain Tea will make you well. 35
ceuts. The Hunter Drug Co.
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WAEEENTON, N. C.
knowledge of the business, the largest, best lighted and best equipped Warehouse in the State,
to have it . Assuring our patrons the highest market prices, we are yours to srve .
WREjNT FARMERS' WAREHOUSE COMPANY)
R. H. MOSS, Manager.
Mr. S. G. Daniel, of Littleton, wa3
here Tuesday.
See new adv. of The J. R, Paschall
Company iu another column.
Mr. T. M. A?ittman, of Henderson,
was he re on business Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Kbdwell is it home this
week to Bee her father who is confined
to the house.
Since the decline iu the price of cot
ton very little is being offered for Bale
on our market.
Deputy Clerk, R. T. Watson, will
have charge of the office during the
sickness of Clerk Rodwell.
Tobacco lias advanced all along the
line from $1.00 per hundred to 5.00
per hundred dming the past week.
Mr. J. J. Tar water returned from
Norfolk, Va., yesterday, bringing with
him a load of nice horses and mules for
Tar water Bros.
On account of the increased business
at the Furniture Factory, Miss Sue
White has been employed as steno
grapher and typewriter.
The little five mouths old child of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevenson, of Haw
trt? died last Sunday morning. The
Record extends svmpathy to the be
leaved parents.
Mr, Peter Arlington who left here
Ip.st Satin day for New York City to
work for the American Tobacco Co. in
that city, ha3 been assigned to Iudia
and will leave for that post in a short
w hiie.
Jnst received one car-load of Acme
and Oid Gn!d Flour, bought on lowest
market for cash. See us befoie buying
Can save you money.
The J. R. Paschall Companv,
Wise, N. C.
Last Saturday the W. H. S. foot ball
teaui defeated the Rocky Mount eleven
by score of eleven to nothing. The
home team played a fast game while
the ball was iu their posessiou, but the
visitors were too slow for anything.
William Terry anJ Torian Lea played
the best game for VY. H. S.
Mr. Frank Evarts Wilcox, of Norfolk,
Va,, is expected here on Sunday next
Li attend the marriage ceremonies of
his sister, Miss Helen Leckie Wilcox
to Mr. Frank R. Hawkins, ol Winouft,
Miss., which will take place the even
ing of October 18th 1905 at nine o'clock
in Emmanuel Church. No cards in
Warren county,
Mr. Anthony Dowtin Harris, a promi
nent -and hustling business man of
Warrenton, N. C, was in the city a
part of last week buying goods. Speak
lug of improved conditions in his town
and county, Mr. Harris said yoa can
jadge a community's moral and busi
ness conditions bj' its schools. Judging
by that token you must pnfc Warrenton
down as one of the best towns in the
State and Warren couuty as one of the
best counties. Of course, I know they
are that, and have known it all the
time, but I am just explaining how you
cau find it out. There are splendid
up-to date public schools all over the
county and the graded school iu War
rentou cannot be beaten auj where in
the State. The old Warrenton Male
Academy building, erected away back
yonder in the days of old Bob Ezell,
has been remodeled, practically re
built, and made strictly up to date for
this school. Warrenton ' private schools
are considered umoug the best in the
State."
"Business: why certainly there is
business aplenty there. It's one of the
livest business towns going. We will
sell over two million pounds of tobacco
there this season. Most of our merchants
buy their goods in Richmond and we
regard this city as the best wholesale
market we can hit. and then it is so
convenient." Mr. Harris spent several
days at the Lexington. Richmond
Times Dispatch. .
Hicks-Sgerton.
The following invitations have been
sent to friends. -
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Nicholas
Egerton
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Minnie Weldon
to
Mr. Brantley Hicks
on Wednesday evening, October the
twenty fifth
nineteen hundred and five
at nine o'clock. ,
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louisburg. North Carolina.
Dr. II. !NV Walters,
Surgeon Dentist, .
" Warrenton, North Carolina.
Office opposite court house in Fleming
Harris Building.
Phones: Cilice, No. 59; Re'dence, No. 66.
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?en ROGUES & BUEWELL.
REMEMBER f
THE PLACE:)
Also Remember:
That it requires years of Experience, Ample Capital, the best Possible
Lights and every accommodation for man and beast, to meet the re
quirement for a first class warehouse, These we have and more. It is
our wish to please our customers and we do it.
.NEW
Star
HKNBY EIGGAN, Proprietor,
Deal r in Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Corn,
Oiits and Shipsiufi". We make a specialty
cf Fine Candied, Fruits, Cigars ana Tobacco.
Your -:- Patronage -: Solicited.
A few pieces of Lawn and summer goods, also a few pair of
children's Tan and Black slippers at half price to close
them out. Nice lot of Gimghaus aud Percale just received,
also a nice line up-to date Shoes. Prices right.
Don't forget that any of the stock bought of Eose-Hilliard Co. 6till
at and below cost. '
Phone No. 74
Kenl MAN TAILORED Garments lovely patterns; also
This seasons best greatious. Full Tailor made aud perfeo fitting new
KAIN COATS vary cheap. Men and boy's suits in new and nobby
patterns. A very large voriety of sepeiate pants very attractive prices.
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XjIKTE OF 31iA.DIES
DRESS GOODS
in the' seasons most desirable fabrics and the prices are very reasonable.
uother shipment of new shapes in
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
T"New Goods in every Department
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B. C. HILLIARD.
men's hats direo from factory.
"Warrenton, IT. C.
ery,
Just received one car of Cooking and Heating Stoves; nice line
lowest prices. Screen Doors, Windows and Wire Cloth at cost; .
any kind. Send in your old heaters to be relined, before the rush.
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Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of Jerry
Kearney, deceased, late of Warren County,
N. C, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the JSth. day of Sept. I90f.or this notice-will
be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will nlease make im
mediate payment. This the lfith. day of
Sept. 1905.
J Nil. rAttlva. AumiHistraior.
PITTMAN &K.ERR
andT. POLK, Attys.
ATTENTION
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You find the BEST light,
the MOST tobacco,
the HIGHEST prices,
Brag
Yours
Headquarters."
P. S. The most complete stoek of Buggies and Wagons in
Warren C unty,
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Salss over as and a Half Mfflfen
bottles. Does this reccrd of merit appeal to you? Uo Cure, ho Pay. 5UC
trico.-! liith evprv Lottie is a Ten. Cent, Dacka.e of Grove's Elcck Root Lwer Pills.
Jr. A. MILES and CO.
The Empire Variety Store.
BUSINESS
RUSH.
The rush is on and Warrenton ifc
moving to the fron. You can already
see the life the new enterpises bring.
stop at
D. H. RiGGAN'S -
and see the life and energy tLat is
going on in every department.
LOW PRICES AND GOOD
QUALITY
are the drawing cards for our store.
We handle Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Fruits,
Vegetables, Corn, Oats, Shipstuff,
Flour, Seed wheat and Rye, Va. ' Gray
Oats rust proof? Anythig in this line
not in stock will be furnished on short
notice. Will make it to your interest
to stop here with us.-
Satisf action guaranteed.
D. H. EIGGAN.
Dr. "W. Taylor,
Surgeon IDexrtist,
lienders anj services included in the
practice of Dentistry. Crown and
bridge work, porcelain inlay ; and cast
fillings according to th,e methods of
to-day. Office 'Phone f 2.
27fim Residence" 34.
FARMERS!
truly,
Oil
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of Hardware., Guns and Shells, a f,
Can save you money on Roofing of
PHONE 72.
CAE NO. 1
SHINGLES.
Corn, Com Meal, Cotton
Seed Hvills, Cotton
Seed Meal.
Flour and Meat.
2 or 3 Good Farm Horses :
on Hand.
Two Tise well .
Fixtures Left.
Yours truly,
Warren Supply Co
Sals cf Lands "by Commissioner. r
By virtue of the authority conferred on me
by a decree of the Superior Court of Warren
County. State ot North Carolina, rendered
on the 25th day of Sept. 1905, In a Special Pro
ceeding pending therein entitled: Mary B.
flu pse1!, widow of E. H. Russell, deceased,
A.B.Russell. Alice R. Rodwell. and J. H.
Rodwell. her husband. Jas. II Russell, Thos.
H.Russell. Edwin H. Russell and Marv.-V.
Russell (the three last named beinsc minors
and represented by R. B. Boyd, their duly
appointed next friend) ex. parte, I will, on
M onday. the. 6th. day of November 1905, at 13
o'clock M.. It being the first Monday In said
month, sell at the Court House door in War
renton, N.C.. at public auction, the land
hereinafter described, to. the highest bidder,
upon the following terms, to wit: One-third
(Q rash, one-third (J) in six months from
the day of sale, and one-third () la twelve,
months from the day of sale, bonds tobJ exe
cuted by the purchaser for said deferred pay
ments, bearing interest from the day of sale
at the rate of six per centum per annum,
payabie annually, and secured by Deed of
trust on the tract or tracts of land bought by
said purchaser at said sale. Under the
authority conferred upon me in said decree I
reserve the right to sell at private sale, as a
whole or in lots, the last one of the tracts
hereinafter described before said day of sale
hereinbefore mentioned. The tracts or par
cels of land to be sold on the above men
tioned date are described as follows, viz:
ONK TRACT "
Being an andivided one-third () interest
in and to that certain tract of land contain
ing 28 acres, more or less, known as the Six
pound Jlills. or the Milam Mill tract, said
tract being bounded as follows: On the
North by the lauds of W. G. Egartoa. ou the
South by the lands belonging to the estate of
Horace Palmer, deceased, on the East by the
lands belongiiig to the estate of said Horace
Palmer, deceased, and the lands of Tom
Goode, and on the West by the lands of V7.
G. Kgerton. and the land3 of the estate of
said Ilorace Palmer, deceased. -
ANOTHER TRA.CT -
Being nine-twentieths (9-20) undivided in
terest in a certain tract of land containing
264 acres, more or less, known "as Cotton
fact, which is bounded as follows.: On the
North by Roanoke River, ou the South by the
lands of J. J . Rodwell and the lands of J. T.
Rodwell, on the Base by the lands of said J.
J. Rod well, an i on the West by lands belong
ing to the estate of Horace Palmer. deceased,
lands of Weldon Robinson and lands of Tom
CJoode.
ANOTHER TRACT
Known as the the old Jas.T. Russell place,
and bounded as follows: On the East, by the
lands of S. P. Read, the lands' ot Clem K.
Edwards and the lands of Mrs. M. J. Hayes ;
on the South by the lands of John Hilliard,
the lands of Dr. T. li Williams and the lands
of W. P Russell - on the North by the lands of
James Jefliess aud on the West by the lauds
of V . D. Newman and the 'and;) of John ii.
Bullock, containing 900 acres, more or less.
This the 4th day of Octobir 1905.
TASKER POLK, Commissioner,
INSURANCE.
FIRE and LIFE.
Having added to my office a full
line of first-class companies I re
spectfully solicit a share of your
patronage. Prompt attention and
thorough protection guaianteed.
Rpsp'jctfully,
R. T. WATSON.
fjyOffice in Centre Warehouse.
KCLLtSTER'S
ffocky Mountain Tea Nuggeis
A Busy Kediciae for Busy People.
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Llv .
and Kidney Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
set form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made by.
TIoLUSTiiB Drug Company, Madison, Wis.
uGLDEN 'NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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