VOL. XI.
varrenton;n. cu Friday, NoyEMBER 10, 1905.
NO. 35.
NOTICE
WANTED. lOOO pounds of shucks.
Apply at Thk Record offloe.
Tf this Space Has tne ea A. mars We invite tbe attentiou of oar readers
n it it IS tO inform you tHat yOUr to tho adveitisemeuU Of The J. R.
is out. and unleSS re- Paschall Co., or Wise. They have the
A V A naner will be StotTJed. goods and are selling them.
newou wv
Dr. Hob. S. Bootli,
Dentist,
Warrenton, Narth Carolina.
Oflice Phone 69.
Residence Phone 50-4
83- 12m.
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. B. P. Tercll returned from
Phtlaielphia last Saturday, where he
went for lha purpose of looking after
a new engine for the Warreutou Rail
road. The County Commissioners will meet
in special session next Monday to draw
a jury for the special terhi ot Warren
Superior Court, which will convene
Deo. Uth.
Mr. John
town.
White speut Sunday in
Mr. Cary A. Williams, of Ringwood,
had auother large lot of tobacco ou sole
at Hovd'n Wnt-plinnsH Wif1neHliiV- Mr
Mr. Hubert Alston has been at home Wi,ham8 kuows wbere to 8ell for
this week. '
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See W. VY. i'arKer s mieresiingauv.
in this issue.
Read the advertisements that yon
find in The Record.
Mr. L. B. Ettloa, of Washington, D.
C., was here Monday. .
About six weeks and then Christmas.
Would you believe it?
The Bank of Warren 'opened for
business Monday morniug.
Hon. G.Daniel, of Littleton, was
here yesterday on business.
highest prioos.
The B"oard of Education was in
special session Monday, but no busi
ness of public interest was transacted.
There was some little wrangling over
the changing of several school districts.
Married. Nov. 5th., at the Court
tibuse, Mr. Robt. A. Walker and Miss
Linn a B. Thompson, A. S. Webb, J.
P., officiating. Both of the contracting
parties were from Lunenburg county,
Ya.
Mr. J. J. Tarwnter has returned from
Norfolk withganother calf load of mce
Par Bridal and
in
DWARE
Mrs. Peter Arringtonis her visiting horses and mules. Tirwatea Bros, iu
her mother, Mrs. Pendleton.
Sheriff J. R. Patterson, of Halifax
county, was here Wednesday.
Don't fail to hear the Boston Orches
tral Company on Nov. 20th.
Mr TV FT. Moss SDent Sunday with
s -
his. family at Clurksville, Va.
Mrs. A. B. Spencer Is here from Oi
ford, at Mr. S. P. Fleming's.
Miss Pattie Boyd from Littleton,
visited relatives in the city this week.
Mr. A. A. Williams. Of New York
City, was at home a few days last week.
Send your job work to The Rfcord
jo'o office. We are prepared to do your
Work.
Mies Ida Allen, after epfcuding some
lime, returned to Rideeway lust
Sunday.
Miss Mumh. Alston is visiting in
Edgf combe county, the guer.t of Mrs.
EliuR Carr.
Mrs. C. N. Williams and litth
daughter, joined Mr. Williams hen
last Friday.
The well on the Warrenton
-Nothing given so much satisfaction as Jewelry, Watches,
Sliver ware, Cut glass &a., and we have the largest stock in
NORFOLK.
Call if convenient. If .not, we will give yon satisfaction by
mail. Goods sent on approval to responsible people.
190 Mam Street, PA LtL'S, NORFOLK, VA
Norfolk's- Leading'
Jewelry Store.
CCyWrite for Catalogue.
Just received one car of Cooking and Heating Stoves; nice line of Ilardwarej Guns and Shells, at
lowest prices. Screen Boors, Windows and Wire Cloth' at cost; Can save you money on Roofing of
any kiud. Send in your old heaters to be relined, before th6 rush . - L-
W. A. MILES and CO
PHONE 72.
REMEMBER h
THE NAME
REMEMBER
THE PLACE:
EOGERS & BURWELL.
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High
Krdiool eronnds will be ready for use
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in a short time.
Mrs. Kate Peete is spending the
week ill Philadelphia with her son, Dr.
Chaa. H. Peete.
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Dr. Win. Fleming anl Mrs. A.
Flvmiiig speut part of this week
Palmer's Springs.
Tobacco breaks have been light this
week. Prices are about the same if
anything a little higher.
Mr. Byron Ford from Dunn is in the
city this week. He is representing the
Washington Lifo Iusurauce Co.
Mrs. V. L. Pendleton had for her
guest this week, Mrs. S. 1. Twitty
from Oxford Female Seminary.
Mrs. J. C. McCrtiw with her little
daughter, left last Friday lor Bristol,
Teun.. for a couple of months visit to
Irer mother.
The meetings tfe M. E. Church
have good crowds every night, and if
.von have not heard the Rev, Mr. Hall
go to night.
Our people, m any of them, are sell-
iDc their tobacco with Wanenton's
t,old warhoise," Walter Boyd, at very
Batisfactory priceB. Hurrah for "Head
Quarters. " Ringwood ccrresdoudent
to Enfield Ledger.
Mr. Ed. Ferar has accepted a po
sition as salesman tor Mr. D. H. Rig
gau, one' of our leading merchants
Ed. says he is with Riggan to sell goods
and would be glad to see his friends,
whether they expect to buy or not.
The ladies of the Tuesday Afternoon
and Van Dyke Book . Clubs are es
pecially invited to hear Dr. Hume's
lecture Friday night. The lecture,
while not practically addressed to the
members of these clubs, will be of
interest to them.
Iu another column will be found art
announcement of W. D. Rodger's. He
has recently moved back to his old
(new) stand and will be glad to see his
friends. Mr. Rodgers has a nice stock
of goods and some raie bargains for he
bought his goods early in the fall.
The Riots in Russia are attracting
world wide attention and seem to be
growing eveiy day. On low prices are
attractine the attention ot the public
We can convince the most skeptical
that our urices are right. Cotne and
inspect our stock.
The J. R. Paschall Co.
Wise, N. 0.
3any children inherit constitutions
Weak ank feeble, others due to child
nood troubles. Hollister's Rocky jbuii
tain Tea will positively cure children
nntl trmlrA them stronc. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. The Hunter Drug Co.
form us that they have sold the entire
car load of horses and' mules they re
ceived last week. ? See local adv.
A series of meetings began iu the M.
E. Clurch Monday night. The pastor
is assisted of by Rev. Juo. H. Hall, of
Rockingham. Two sermons a day are
preached at i o'clock iu the afternoon
uud aeam at 7:30. Mr. Hall is preach
ing some good sermons.
We take the following item from
Riuarwood Correspondence to Ihh
Enfield Ledger of last week. The
item was wntten by "Clud Hopper is
us fo'.lows: ''This week we sold to
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bacco iu Warrenton with that same
Old Warhoi'se." Walter Boyd. It is
worth the while with any man to see
and hear "Old Man Walter run a to
bacco fcalei
Hon. John Phillips Sousa, the great
b.ud master, is ou Ins annual limiting
vacation to Warren couuty, aud is stop
ping with Mr. W. A. Couueh in tort
township. Mr. -ousa is aojonip&oiod
by his wife aud two daughters, hU sou
d his wife, ami hlS valet. Mr. Sousa
olfc.i lma with him some imported bird
dogs aud his fine riding horses.
A big real estate de.d envolving a
larger amount of land ami ft givater
sum of money than usual in tho cmrd
of such transactions was effectod here
yesterday. It was the lamous ''Largo"
place in Warren County that changed
hauds, Mr. Thomas H. Wliituker, of
Franklin County, beiug the purchaser.
The property which is situated 9 miles
from Hondersou aud 8 miles from War
renton was advertised to be sold at
public auction by Mr. Harry S. Jen
kins, of Baltimoro. But before , tbe
hour of sale it was sold privately to Mi.
Whitaker. Mr. Jenkins was here to
look after the matttr iu person, lbe
tract contains 3,100 acres and much of
if. ia wt.ll timbered. It ' waft sold for
18,000 and competent judges say Mr.
Whitaker got a bargain, xieuuersou
Gold Leaf,
Chief of Police E. L. Green was vry
ounxBsiifnl last week m workiusr up a
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strong case agaiust Ed. Davis for steal -
iur a lot of personal property from the
students of the Warrenton .. High
School. For quite a while the young
men have been missiug things from
their rooms and this had gone ou until
it was unbearable. Just before Ed.
Davis was - arrested . a pearch of his
house was made and eleven pocket
Also .Remember:
That it requires years of Experiencf , Ample Capital, the best Possible
Lights and very accommodation for mau and beast, to meet the re-,
qnirement for a "first class warehouse. These we have and more. It is
our wish to please our customers and we do it.
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PHOISTE No. 76
EEIDlSriY HIGGN, Proprietor,
Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Cnrn,
Oats and ShipsLuff. We make a specialty
cf Fine Candied, Fruits, Cigar's ana Tobacco.
Your -:- Patronage -:- Solicited.
Are you a Constitution agent. Is
there a good Ohe at your Post Office?
Did he ever solicit your subscription?
If your field is not fully occupied write
to-day for an agency. The best propo
sition ever rnade to canvassers. Live
agents wanted oil over Carolina. Sub
soriptions easy to take, money in your
pocket foi every order. Write to-Vtay.
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Ob
The Empire Variety Stofe.
BUSINESS
RtJSHV
' The rush is Oil and Warrenton; it
moving to the froii. ion can already
see the life the new enterpises bring.
" STOP AT-4-
D. H. RIGGAN'S
. and see the life, and energy tLat is
going on in every department.
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LOW MittiFS AND GOOD
QUALITY;
are the drawing cards for our store...
We haudle Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
Hpavy and Fancy Groceries, Fruits,
Vegetables, Corn, Oats, Shipstuff,
Flour, Seed wheat and Rye, Va. Gray
Oats rust proof? Anythig iu this lino
hot in stock will be furnished on short
notice. Will make it to your interest
to stop here with us.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
D. H. RIGGAN.
:.;. ; Dr. W. Baylor, ,
Surgeon . IDentist,
Renders any services included in the
practice of Dentistry. Crown and
bridge work, porcelain inlay; and cast
fillings according to the methods of
to-day. Office 'Phone f 2.
27 6m - Residence 34.
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CAE NO. 1
SHINGLES.
Corn, Corn Meal, Cotton
Beed Hulls, Cotton
Seed Meal.
Flour and Meat.
2 or 3 Good Farm Horses
on Hand.
Two Tise well
Fixtures Left.
Yours truly
Warren Supply Co. .
J. W. PERRY CO.,
Cotton Factors
Some
C u t
n oe 8.
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 Gimghams and Percale just received,
also a nice line up-to date Shoes. Prices right
Don't forget that any of the stock bought of Rose-Hilliird Co. still
at and below cost.
B. C. MILLIARD.
Phone No. 74
ATTENTION FARMERS!
AT-
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. Norfolk, Va., Nov. 8, 1905.
COTTON. Steady.; -
Strict middling 11 33
Middling.. ........v... . 111-4
Strict low middling........ 11 1-8
Low middling ........... ll '
Tinges..;... .i.i
Steins ..........
Blues. . . . .......... ...... i,
PEANUTS.
Faucy-.....i..i;li...t. .
Strictly prime .... "i i..,int
Prime ............ i . i . . .. i . i v
Low grades
Machine picked i
Spanish c per bushel.
B. E. PEAS. $3.20 per bag.
Black & Speckle Peas $1 per busheU
Clay & Red Peas $0.90 per bushel.
G"68 in. 8 ox. Bags in bales. 10
Boyd s
se
kniVes, two razors, two pistols, soma
table knives and forksj belonging to
the boys were found in his poseesion.
fjiiui- mi tvsn nice- erold watches Were
traced directly to Davis. A
mliminarv trial before Justice R. T.
Watson was given Davis Friday even-
a 1 . . . ,1 nmW yirilivt ltl
inn nnrl nfl was uuuuu uvci
the sum oi ft nve uuuureu uuimi uwi.w,
which he could not give and is now in
jail. .., - . .
Flour is. 'advancing and may go
higher. We expect anotner car oi inai
rfilmhle brand "Acme" aud "Old Gold"
flour this week. See us before buying.
We bougtot it right. '
The J. R. Paschall Co.
' Wise, N. C. '
Real MAN TAILORED Gfitrmentslovely pattorus; alsd
arehou
You find the BEST light,
the MOST tobacco,
the HIGHEST prices.
FULL
This seasons oest greations. Full Tailor-made and perfed fitting hew
RAIN CO AT& vary cheap. Men and boy's suits in new aud nobby
patterns, A vfeiry large voriety of sepeiate pants-very attractive prices.
d load.
... Administrator's ' iJotitid.
Having Qualified as adminietraWr of MIfs
Frances Drake, deceased, lace of Warren C,
N. C, this Is to notify all persons having
clai ms aeainst the estate of said deceased ta
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the 8th. day of Nov. 1906, or this notice will
be.plead in bar of their recovery. All persona
indebted to said estate will nlease make im
mediate payment. This Uth. a ay of Nov. 19um
W.P.KODWELL, Admr.
Piitnian & Kerr, Attjs.
W. W. PARKER,
yo Specialist,
WARRENTON X.e.
Don't ruin your eyes With cheap and
unproperly fitted Spectacles Or allow,
the peddler and traveling great Doctor:
Of eye to. deceive you. If ydnr eyed
trduble yoii rriy s5intinc methods of
adjusting glasses will give relief and
comfort;, Charges reasonable, consul
tation freei .
WANTED.
400 sheep.
H. T..MACC-N.
Yburs truly i
W. D. RODGERS
linn moved in his new stor6 and. says
n,nn ;a hniter rn-eDired to serve the
trade than ever before. He has en
larged his stock itt every department
Bought befpi;e the advance
share the profits with you.
thank you to give him a Call.
and
He
will
will
Dr. II. 3ST. Wnlter,
Surgeon Dentist,
Warrenton, North Carolina.
Office opposite court house in Fleming
Harris Building,
Phones: Office, Ko. 69; Evidence, No. 66.
DRESS GOODS .
in the seasons most desirable fabrics and the prices are very reasonable.
Another shipment of new shapes in men's hats diree from factory.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
CrNew Goods ifl Vry Department ... -
leoiinf Go.
4Headquarters.5'
P. S." Thpjmost (Jompiete stoek of Btlggies and Wagons in
Watren Cc unty.
INSURANOB
FIRE and LI
Having added to my office a ful
line of first-class companies I re
epectfully solicit a share of youf
patronage; Prompt attention and
thorough protection guaianteed.
Resp"Jtfullyv
R.T.WATSON. '
Office in Centre VVareUouse. '
Tharv-Allah
Grove's Tasteless CMS! tome
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales ever one ana a wan inuuoa
fcnttle. IWies this record of merit aoaeal to you? No Cure, No Pay.
EndoseJ with every totfle U a Tea Cast, package of Grove's Black Root. Uver Fan.
50c