VOL. XI.
WAKRENTOiN, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1905.
NO. 32.
J. R. PASCHALL, President .
R. II . MOSS, Manager.
I. BUGG, Sec. and Treas.
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WARREN TON, N. C.
With ample capital, a thorough knowledge of the business,' the largest, best lighted and best equipped " Warehouse in the State
we want the tobacco and intend to have it. Assuring our patrons tha highest market prices, we are yours to srve.
R. H. MOSS, Manager.
Just received one car of Cooking and Heating Stoves; nice line of Hardware, Guns and Shells
lowest prices. Screen Boors, Windows and Wire Cloth at cost. Can save you money on Roofing -t
any kind. Send in your old heaters to be relined, before the rush. v
A. MILES and CO
PHONE 72.
Dr. Bob. S. Booth,
Dentist,
Warrenton, North Carolina.
Office Phone C9.
Residence Phone 56-4
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LOCAL ITEMS
Hold your cotton.
The Weldon Fair.
Liv6 merchtiuts advertise.
Tiie bird law will uot bo out until
Nov. 1st.
Mies Estelle Davis is visiting in Ral
eigh this w-t:k.
YYc are compelled to uso the red
peiicil some this week.
Our merchants tell us that they are
enjoying a good fall trade.
Mi. B. W. Ballard, of Fraukliuton,
is visiting the Misses Parker.
Mr. Willis H. Allen, of Cokes, is
cleikiug for Mr. B. C. Milliard.
The Weldou Fair next week. Wed
rehdny and Thursday are the big days.
Sir. Willie J. White, of Texas, is
here ou a visit to his mother, Mrs. Siu
White.
There has been very good breaks of
tobacco this week. Prioes me holding
up well.
Mr. J. Wiley Harris will clerk for
Mr. W. D. Ri'dgers during the fall
wnths.
ih'ie was a heavy frost Thursday
naoiuiug of ImsC week. Soma littlo
tLna:ige was done.
Dr. E M. Gayle, of -Philadelphia,
v;:s heie this week to attend the Ha'V
kiua-Wileox marriage,
Mr. L. W. Aston left yesterday for
Atlanta. Gu., to resume his stuiiieB iu
the Atlanta Dt-utul Cullegt.
Mrs. Snc B. White returned Monday
frtiu a visit to her daughter, Mrs. H.
W. Calmer, in Soath Uaroliun.
Mrs. Geo. W. D'ivis, Misses Lizzie
Cheek and Belle Davis, of Areola, were
iu towu shopping Monday and paid
Tbe RacoiiD office a pleasant call.
Mr. David Taylor aud Miss Blanche
Taylor, both of South Hill, Va., drove
over to Wurrenton Sunday evening and
were married at the Norwood House
fiuiiday night by Rev. T, J. Taylor.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia,
Icidney and liver chsoders, and all
stomach troubles positixely cured by
using Hollieter's Rocky fountain Tea.
35 ceuts, Tea or Tabets The Hunter
Drug Co.
Presiding Elder, Rey. G. F. Smith.
will preach at the M. E. Church heie
on the 5th. Sunday night. Quarterly
conference for the Warrenton circuit
will be held the following Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Our Chief of Police, E. L. Green,
had quite an exciting chase Monday
evening after a mad dog. He overtook
the dog at long bridge, about two miles
from town and shot it to death. Several
clogs in town were bitten by the mad
dog.
Big foot ball gams between Warren
ton High Sahool and. Franklin, Va.,
Friday, the 27th. at Weldon Fair
Grouuds. Franklin will be a "stiff
pioposition" for our boy and we Bhould
turn out in full force and "root" for
our side.
Sheriff R. E. Davis finished his
rounds for collecting taxes yesterday
aud the tax book can now be found at
his ofSoe iu the Court house, where the
sheriff oi his deputy. Ed. Petar is
ready, uuxions and willing to give a
receipt for your taxes.
Warrenton vs. Franklinton. Foot ball
Friday, Oct. 27th. at Weldon Fair.
From information we have received the
Franklin people will turn out in f nil
force and Warrenton will as she usually
floes, bo oi) the spot to look after the
interest of their boys'.
The hunting season eoon begins. We
have a fall supply of 'ammunition;, also
sme nice single .and ,3nble ,ba.rell
guns. See our stock before making
Jour tall purchase.
The J. R. Paschall Company,
Wise, N. C.
, It makes no difference how long you
have been sick, if you are troubled with
indigestion, constipation, liver -and
kidney troubles, Uollistei-'a Rocky
fountain Tea will make you well. 35
oefct. The Huatei Drug Oo. ;
Mr. Buxton W. Hunter is here.
See new adv. of W. W. Parker's.
See now adv. of The J.. R. Paschall
Company iu this issue.
Mr. W. B. Boyd is visiting - Mrs. A.
u. Andrews in naieign.
Mr. J. A. Damermon wut to Will
iamstou this week on business.
M iss Ethel Allen visited in P.alcigh
this week and took in the fair.
Mis Jauet. Hawkins, of Ridgeway,
was a visitor in town this week.
Miss Sydnor Williams, of Ridgeway,
visited relative iu town this week.
Miss Sal lie Allen, from Ridgeway,
visited at Mr. E. S. Allen's this week.
Miss Mary Bullock, of Nutbush, was
here this week to attend the -Hawkins
Wih;ox nuptials.
Miss Mattie Brown returned Tuesday
from a visit of several days to friends
in Halifax county.
See Mrs. Caserley'B adv. on the 4u
page. She is offering a present to eaoli
of her customers.
Miss Lula Eitkeus, an experienced
milliner, of "Baltimore,. is with Mrs. T.
M. Caserley this season.
Mr. Judd, from Henderson, with his
sister, Misi Mary, were visitoisut Mrs.
J. C AloCraw's thisweok.
Mr. Win. F. Williams, Jr., an old
resident of Warrenton. but now of
Baltimore, visited here hisi week.
Mr. A. W. Falkener and sister, Mrs.
W. K. Parker, of Goldsboro, vre here
to attend the Hawkiud- Wiluox marriage.
Msdaines. Marion and Roa John
ston and Muss Johnston, fioni ljittletou,
a ere guests in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. D. fl. Riggan has been at NVr-
hm this vek ufc the bed side of her
brother, Mr. W. H. Hheaiiu, who is
critically ill.
There will be preaching at the Bap
tist church every night next week byj
Dr. W. U. Tyree, of Raleigh. All are
eordiatly invited to attend.
An interesting meeting waa held in
Warren Plains Baptist church last
week. Rnv. M. A. Adams assisted the
pastor. Sixteen were added to the
chill ch-
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Also Remember:
That it requires years of Experience, Ample Capital, the beet 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 wo do it.
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Th Empire Variety Store.
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NEW STORE.
Grocery,
The danghters of the Confederacy
are earnestly requested to meet in the
Methodist church uext Tuesday even
ing at 4 o'clock for the transaction of
important business.
Just received a nice line of ladies
jackets and wraps. All tha newest
Btyles at the right prioes. See them.
The J. R. Paschall Company,
Wise, N. C.
The 4th. quarterly conference oi
the Warren Circuit will be held with
Shady Grove church on Saturday and
Sunday, 28th. and 29th. inst. A full
attendance of the ofiicial board is de
sired. At the residence of the fcride's
mother, near Warrenton, on the after
noon of Oct. 18th. Miss Lilly Pearce
and Mr. Cleveland Hicks were united
in marriage, Revr T. J. Taylor officia
ting.
We carry a full line of one and two
horse wagons; also a heavy - stock of
collars, bridles, reins, wagon and buggy
harness. Cash or credit. ..
The J. R. Paschall Company,
Wise, N. C.
We invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisements of T. V. Allen.
You will find one on this page and the
other on the 4th. page. Mr. Allen lias
the largest stock of furniture ever
shewn in this town. It is pretty and
up-to-date stuff. Read his advertise
ments and then go to see him. Our
word for it, he will treat you all right.
There will be a special train from
Franklinton to Weldon. next Thursday,
Oct. 26th. on account ot .'the Weldon
Fair. The following schedule aud
rates will be in effect: Ridgeway. 7:59
a. m.. $1.75; Noilina, 8.05 a. m., 1,70;
Warren Plains, 8:10 a. m., $1.65;
Macon. 8:19 a. m 01 SO.cVHUghau, 8:3
a. m., $1.25; Littleton ,8:41 a.,m.t 81.15.
These rates include one admission to
the fair grounds. The train will leave
Weldon in the evening of the same day
at 6:30 p.m. .-
ETKlNTJElY RIGGAN, Proprietor,
Dealt r in Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Corn,
Oats and BhipsiuiT. We make a specialty
cf Fine Caudies, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco.
Your -: Patronage -:- Solicited.
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 ISth. day of Sept. 100G,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 lutli. day or
!ept. 1305.
JiNU. rAis.. Administrator.
PITTMAi ifc KBiR
Wnd T. POLK, Attya.
rne rnsn is on and warrenton n
moving to the fron. Yoji can already
see the life the new ehterpises brifig.
STor at
D. H. RIGGAN' S
and see the life and energy that is
going on iu every department.
L0 W PRICES AND GOOD
. QUALITY
are the drawing cards for our store.
We handle Dry Goods, Shoes, Hatf,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Frnits,
Vegetables, Com, Oats, Ship&tuff,
Flonr, Seed wheat and Rye, Va. Gray
Oats rust proof? Anythig in this hue
not in stock will be furnished on short
notice. Will make it to your interest
to stop here with us.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
D. II. HIGGAJT.
" ..Dr.W..W.' Taylor,
Surgeon IDerLtist. ,
Benders any services included in the
practice of Dentistry., Crown and
bridge work, porcelain inlay ; aud cast
fillings according to ' the methods of.
to-day.-'-. Ofhce Phone ; 2.
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rices.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
A few pieces of Lawn and summer goods, also a few pair of
children's Tan and Black Clippers at half price to close
them out. Nice lot of Giuighams-aud Percale just received,
also a nice line np-to date Shoes. Prices right.
Don't forget that any of the stock bought of Kose-Hilliard Co. still
at and below cost.
B. C. HILUARD.
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CAR NO. 1
SHiNGLES.
Corn, Corn Meal, Cotton
Seed Halls, Cotton
Seed Meal.
Flour and Meat.
2 or 3 Good Farm Horsis '
on Hand.
Two Tise well
Fixtures Left
-Yours truly,
Warr&n Supply Co.
Phone No. 7
Dr. H. 1"; AVnltbrs,
Surgeon Dentist,
Warrenton', North Carolina.
Office opposite court house .in Fleming
Harris Building. , ' . ,
PJioies: jUiUc;rS65'J ; ils'daaae ,.-ilo. -6a
Nbw Shifts 'tiss wb
'Beal M AN TAILORED Ga-mente lovely patterns; also
This seasons best greations. Full Tuilor made and perfeo fitting new
KIN COATS vary cheap. Men and boy's suits in new and nobby
patterns. A very large voriety of sepeiato pants very attractive prices.
TIISTES OF 3Li.3DIJE3S
in tkefeehons most desirable fabrics and. the prioes are very reasonable.
Another shipment of new shapes iu.men's hats direc from, factory.
IJISM QUAlilTY SHOES;
$m m eVery Department - " " -
You find the BEST light,
the MOST tobacco,
the HIGHEST prices.
Salo of Lands by Commissioner.
By virtue of the authoritv
bv a degree of the Sunerini n.urt; nt -.o.-
Couiity. State oi North Carolina, rendered
vii me ta-ii uay ui opi. jauo, in a special Fro-.-ceedniR
pending therein entitled: Mary B
Kusse'l, widow of H.. H. Russell.1 rfocwitaA
A.B.Russell. Alice R; Rod well, and J. H
Rodwell. her husband. Jaa. H Ruqacll tk
H.Russell. Edwin H.' Russell and Marv v"
and represented by R. B. Bo?d.their rim.
appointed next friend) ex. parte.' I i will, on
M onday. the 6th. dav of Novemher ions io
o'clock M., it being the first Mondav in sniA
month, sell at the Court House door In War
renton, jn. at puoiic auction, the land
hereinafter described, to the hichest hirM.-
upon the following terms, to wit: One-third
() '"ash, one-third () in six months from
the day of sale, and one-third (U) in- t.wiv
months from the day of sale, bonds to h 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 boHtrht hi
said purchaser at said sale.- Under the
authority conferred, upoai me in said decree I
reserve the riarht to sell at private sale, as a.
whole or in lats, th. last one of the tracts
hereinafter described before said day of sala
hereinbefore mentioned. The tracts or nar-
celd of land to be sold on the- above .men
tioned date are deiisabed as follows, viz:
ONE TRACT
. Being an andivided one -third (VS)interest
:n and to that certain tract of landcontain
inj! 2S acres, more or less, known as the .Six
pound Mills, or the Milam Mill tract, said
Tact being bounded a rollows: On tha
North by the lands of W. G. Egarton, on the
.South bythe lahds,belouging of the estate of
Horace Palmer, deceased, on th East by the
lands belonging to the estate of said Horace
Palmer., deceased, and the lane- of Tom
iioode, and on the West by the-- lans, of W.
ii. Egerton and the .land of the sitace of
said llorace Palnier, deceased.
ANOTHER TRACT
Being nine-twentieths (9-20) undivided in
terest in a certain- tract of land, containing
204 acres, more or less, known as Cotton
tract, which is bounded aa follows: On the
North by Roanoke River, ou the South by the
lands of J. J . Rodwell and the lauds of J. T.
Rodwell, on the Ease by the lands of said J.
J. Rodwell, ant on the West ty lauds belong
ing to the estate of Horace Palmer, deceased,
lands of Weldon Robinson and lands of Tom
Goode. ,
ANOTHER. TSACr
Known as the the old Jas.T. Russell place,
and bounded as follows: On the East bythe
lands of S. P. Head, the lands oi Clem R.
iidwards and the lands of Mrs. M; J. Hayes
on ihe South by the lands of John Hilliard
the lands o" Dr. T. B Williams and the ianan
of W. P lu sell; on the North by the lands cf
James Jel,T--ss and on the West by the lanr'g
of V . D. fievvman'and the "and.; of John G,
Bullock, containing 90; acres, more or less.
This the 4th day of Octobir 1905
T AS KER POLK, Commissioner..
INSURANCE.
FIRE and LIFE.
ITours truly ,
vtHeadquartefs,"
Having added to my office a ful
line of tirst-ciasa companies I re
spectfully solicit a share of. yonr
patronage . Prompt attention and
thorough protection guaianteed.
Respectfully, . . V:
R. T. WATSON.
f;S-Office in Centre Warehouse.
HOLLISTER'S
gocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy MeJioiue tot. fixity People.
Brings Ooldoa Seftlth and RMiewed Vigor.
A specific Tor Constipation, Indigestion, Live
nn.l Kiiinev Troubles. Pimnles. Eczema. Impure
Slodd, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headache
P. S. The'most complete stoek of Buggies and Wagons in
Warren Ct unty. . -
md Baclcache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea m tab
let form,- 95 cents a box. Genuine made by
Holmster. Drco CoMWJnr, Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS tOfR. SALLOW PEOPLE
- jam . wm -- . fw v fOtt n XS
lux stood the test 25 years. Avenge Aimfeles over One a Half
i,fo Tirae this rscorci ox mem a&E-eai 10 yu r 7
dosed th every bottle is a Tea Ceat. packege of Grove's Blcck Root,
i7aiifent6i; IT. C.