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WARRBNTON, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1905.
NO. 41.
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Dr. Hob. S Booth,
TDxtSt,
Warrentou, NDrth Carolina.
Offlc Phone 69.
Residence Phon. 86-t
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LOCAL ITEMS
Christmas gift.
Mr. Juo. O. White was here Sunday,
There will be no Rbooro published
tjext week.
Mr. Yati Alston is at home for the
Xmas. holidays.
Mr. Ernest Jones is At home for
Christmas.
Mr. Gid H. Macon is at home from
Chapel Hill.
Mr. Herbert Scoggin is at J home for
th Xmae. holidays.
Mrs. Y. Ij jPeudleton has returned
from her visit to Greenville. '
Miss Edna Allen leaves to-morrow for
a visit to Kings tree, 3. C.
Mi. Edmoud White is here from
New York to spend the holidays.
Mr. A. A. Williams is here on a visit
to his mother, Mrs. Van Williams.
The Christmas tree at Macou will be
held on Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
Mr. O. P. Shell, of Henderson, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Warrentou High School closed
Tuesday to be resumed early in Jan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. RodwelJ, of llieh
tnoud, were guests in the cit) this
week.
Miss Mamie Aycock, from Oxford
Female Seminary, is at home for
Chris teaas.
Tkw pension warrants for this countj
are in the hands of clerk of tlt court,
J. R. RodwU.
Mr. J. G. Tarwater was in Norfolk
several days tins week buyiug Horses
for Tarwater Bros.
Mr. S. W. Bell, of Vaughau, killed
at 14 mouths old hog this wuek that
weighed 480 pounds.
Mr. J. O. McCraw, Jr., is at home
for Ymas. Mrs. McCraw will strive in
a few days from Brostol, Teun.
The tobacco utai-kurt will clse for
Ims. to-day. liear in wind tbwy will
be ready for busiuess again on Jauttary
Sui.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jonas Williams and
Wins Anna Whitakwr, from Phila
delphia, are gursU at Mr. fc. Ii. Wil
liamn. Miss Mattie Clark, cf Heudfrsou,
pasiMd through town this wet-k ni her
way to Creek, where she will visit her
parents.
Mr. Frank Mabrj' and Miss Maggie
Fhipps were married at the home of
Mr. S. P. Phipps, uear Vieksboro
Wednesday evening, Rev. T. J, Taylor
officiating.
A we see the many bright faces
amongst the little onen next Monday,
don't let us forget that there are others
who will need something to make them
happy too.
Mrs. S. fl. Limer and Mrs. R. L.
Pinuell have returned from Richmond,
Va., where they have been to see their
wiater, Mrs. Wilson, who ws quite
sick. Mrs. Wilson is improving now.
Mr. Edward Gupton and Miss Anuie
Riggan were married at the residents,
of Mr J B. Biggau, near Macon,
Wednesday, Deo. 20th. 1905, Rsv. T.
J. Taylor, officiating. Tks Rkoobd ex
tends best wishes.
Messrs. Spam & Williams, of Nut
bash township, killed three 12 months
old hogs that weighed respectively 273,
285, anvi 388 pounds. Also four eight
months old, that averaged 140 pounds
each.
Mr. H. T.Haitbcock and Miss Kate
Gilliland, were married at the home ol
the bride's mother in River, township
on Dec. 13th. at 4:30 p. in., Bev. D. A.
Fisbei officiated. Only a few invited
friends were present to witness the
"ceremony.
Mrs. Sate J. Peete returned from
Philadelphia Tuesday, Where she has
been visiting her son, Dr. Chas. fi.
Peete. Mrs. Peete bad a severe spoil
of pneumonia while in Philadelphia,
but has entirely recovered. Her friends
are glad to have her with them again.
Bev, W. W, Rose and familj arrived
Wednesday and are conifoi tably quar
tered at the parsonage. Tax liso jbd
extends a cordial greeting to Mr. Rose
and wish him much success in his new
work on the Warrentou circuit the
corning year. He will till his appoint
ments at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and night.
Mrs. Matilda Hicks, widow of vthe
iaU David Hicks, died on Thursday of
last week, aged 85 years. Her remains
Were buried in the family grave yard
at the old homestead in Haw tree town
ship on Saturday the 15th. ins. She
left the following children, eurviving
her: JflS. H., Koht. Lee, Mrs. Fred
Hawks, Mrs. Ann Hioks, Miss ifltbea
Hicks and Mrs. W. H. S. White. Sue
Was long a member of the Methodist
church wid waa a good woman.
. A New Bank Organized.
TheCitizen Bank, of Warrentou,
has been chartered by the Secretary
of State, to do a general banking busi
ness uuder the laws of North Carolina.
The authorised capital stock is
$50,000. with a paid np capital of 20
000. The subscribers are R. B. Boyd,
M. P. Burwell, W. G. Bogers, W. B.
Boyd, R. T. Watson, B. G. Green and
others
We ana informed that the officers
will be W. B. Btyd, piesideut, M. P.
Burwell, vice president, and R. T.
Watson, cashier.
The names of the stookhohWn nml
officers us given above are enough to
ussure success to tbis enterprise from
me uegmumg. ruey are busiu88 meu
well known to the people lhroughout
the couuty.
This bank will succeed the old r
Habit private baukinir firm of C,nr,,r
& Jeffress on the first day of January.
Will Build.
The Bauk of Warreu has bought
from Dr. J. G. Kiug and Mr. J. L.
Bod well the two stores ou Main street,
now occupied by J. B. Harris aud E.
B. Cooper & Son, and will.iu the early
spuug tear out these wooden buildings
and replace theni with an np tod ate
bank buildiug. Thb Record has advo
cated for a long time the tearing out of
these old fire traps aud puttiug np
brick buildings. We considei thi good
news. This will be a nice location for
the bauk of Wanen, The frout door
of the bauk will be right opposite the
front door of the Comt House We
congratulate the bank on gettiug this
location.
- Beligisus Notice.
Divine servic in Emmanuel Church
on Sunday next, at 11 a. m.
Un ChristmnH day, December 25th.
divine service, with Holy Communion,
at 11 a. m.
OfrerinKH for relief of disabled clergy.
James E. Poin-dextkr ,Bector.
All millineiy, children's wraps,
ladies cnpes and skirts, boys pants and
other odds ucd ends at aud below cost.
We are determined to clean up at once.
The J. B. Paschal 1 Co..
Wise, N. C.
Csnrt Adjourned Saturday.
The special term of Warren Superior
Court, which whs in session lte-e the
whole of last week, adjourned at noon
on Saturday.
Judge Ii. F. LoiiR presided over the
ourt, and won golden opinions, from
our oltitPiiB. He is a ubhYiuiparti.il,
and jiiHl judge; and the people of our
county would be glad to have hbu pre
side ovc-r our courts during the re
mainder of his life.
The uiwt important case tried was
that of Hicks and June!!, colored, for
killing Gilbert King, white... Solicitor
Daniel was assisted by Messrs. .?, H.
Kerr, S. G. Daniel, uiid Tasker Polk,
in the prosecution, aud the side of the
State was most ably presented by these
gentlemen. The defendants were most
ably defended by B. G. Green, Etiq.,
.ndpe W. A. MoutgomeTy, and CI. U
Hnrtis, E.uq. One of the host juries
Warren Couuty could produce tried
th case and were un ible to decide
whether Hicks was guilty of murder iu
the first or second degree; but found
Jarrell guilty of murder in the secoud
degree. The judge withdrew a juror,
and entered a mistrial in the case of
Hicks and sentenced Jarrell to the
Penitentiary for tweuty-five years.
Thb Record will not publish its im
pressions with reference to this case,
and the good citizens of the couuty
ought to refrain from discussing it, as
the defendant Hicks will have to stand
befoie another jury and be tried for
his life in Fe bruary.
County Home.
While celebrating the Christmastide
we will not forget our poor whom the
blessed Savior has said "ye have always
with you," and we will sendcoufeotion
aries and cakes, &o. to our Couuty
Home to till the stockings of its inmates,
every one, even to the oldest hang up
a stocking ou Xmas. eve. Please send
to Mr. Johnson's store edibles of any
description, particularly confection
aries, we will eee that they are carried
safely on Saturday afternoon to their
destination.
A Member of the Board of Charities.
Deab Children:
I was in a bad fix. I started out
and my cart wheel broke and while I
was gone to the shop to get it mended
one of my steers fell in the ditch and
broke his leg. But I got another and
am now on my way, but it is snowing
mighty fast. I think I will get there in
time, so be very good.
SANTA CliATJS.
OF
Wirni Farmers' Warehouse Zmnu,
WAK.RENTON, C.
OFFICEBS:
President J. R. Parscball.
Secty. and Treas. E. I. Bugg.
Manager R. H. Moss.
BTOCKHOlDEBS:
M. J. Hawkins, J. R. Paschall, J. G.
Tarwater, P B, Perkinaon, Thomas
bresham, W. T. Johnson, Lucas H.
Hawks, H. C. Weaver, J. J. Tarwater.
Dr. H. N. Walters,
Surgeon Dentist,
Warrenton, North Carolina.
Office opposite court house ta Fleming
Harris Building. .
Phones: Office, Ko. 59; Re'tUnee, No. 64
::SS! . R0GEKS & BURWELL.
REMEMBER
THE PLA.CE :
Also Remember:
That it requires years of Experience, mple Capital, the best Possible
Lights and every accommodation for man and benst, 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. .
TASKER POLK,
Pretident.
M. J. BA WKIATS,
Vice President.
BANK OF WARREN,
WK.K.EISrT03Sr, IT. o.
Opened for Business Nov. 6th,1905.
We solicit your account whether large or small. Every
courtesy extended consistent with conservative banking.
Four per cent, interest paid on time deposits.
Special attention to collections.
DIRECTORS:
TH0S. ORESHAM,
J. R. PASCHALL,
J. A. DAME RON,
C. N. WILLIAMS, Jr.
B. B. DAVIS,
M. J. HA WKINS,
DR. I J. MACON.
P. R. PERKINtSON,
T'SNT T
That Shouts the Loudest,
Nor the one who uses the LARGEST amount of advertising space, that
gives the best values.
Judicious Economy Reduces Cost,
Thereby permitting to IMPROVE quality and BENEFITING the CON
SUMER. My long and careful study of this question with practical exper- ,
ieuce and ability enables me to produce and offer RELIABLE merchandise.
MORE MERCHANDISE, BETTER
MERCHANDISE AT THE PRICE
THAN ELSEWHERE.
We carry a complete line of FANCY GROCERIES aud make
specialty of Foteign and Domestic Fruit, High glade Confections,
Cigarcs aud Tobacoo of which we have at this senson of the year
the Aciue of Perfection. WE ALSO HANDLE
Staple Dry Goods and Notions.
Worlds Champion Flonr, Stransburg, Acme Flnur, Ship Stuff, (nil grades.)
Meat, Meal, Oats, Corn. Salt, Syrup and Molasses and other goods iu tbis
line to numerous to mention. Prompt delivrey and satisfaction guaranteed.
Yours to serve,
The Star Grocery,
W. HE2STHY EIGGAN, Proprietor.
New Skirts this week
Beal MAN TAILORED Garments lovely patterns; also
This seasons beet greations. Full Tailor-made aud perfeo fitting new
&A1N CO ATS vary cheap. Men and boy's suits in new and nobby
patterns. A very large voriety of sepeiate pants very attractive prices.
LIlTE OF Xj-AJDIES
DUESSGOODS
in the seasons most desirable fabrics and the prices are very reasonable.
Another shipment of new Bhapes iu men's hats direc' from, factory.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
CTNw Goods in every Department . . -
The Allen & Fleming Go.
CARTER N. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
Cashier.
J. M. COIEMAN,
W. S. TERRELL,
TASKER POLK,
DEALER
0 in Em
its
STOVES. Excelsior and Fitz Lee Cook Stoves, Coal Stoves and Coal Orates. SHEET IRON STOVES.
Excelsiors, Colee. Flaeh, Bell, Wilsons and. Hagers $1.50 to 10.00. Black Hawk Corn Snellers SI. 75 to
$3 00. GUNS. Single and double bin. $3.75 to $30.00. : Winchester and N. M. C. Loaded Shells.
Wholesale and retail, 10, 12 and 16 guage.' Waukegan and.Pittsbnrg Barbed Wiie. " Pittsburg perfect
Fencing. H. Boker Razors and Knives Agents for Majestic Warning Machines. That does the work.
Bigest Line of Hardware iu Town. If we havn't what you want, will get it, aud not only promise.
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Administratis Uctice.
nRTing qunnnru ah umuDKn
ShTron deaeafd. late of N arren County. N.
C. this is to notify nil persons havlngciaims
Airnlnflt the estate nl 8m aeceasea r,o finiun
to T Polk, her attoMipy. at Warrentm. t. C ,
on or befoYet the 3 st. day of Dc-ember 1A06.
or this notice will M pieaa in Dr m meir
reeovery.. This 2-2iid. day of December 1906.
CARRIE SHEKKON, Admlnlstratlx.
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TOBACCO IS SELLING HIGHER.
We have had good sales the past
few days and prices are better.
OUR CUSTOMERS are satisfied.
Get in line with your next load
and come oh to
"HEADQUARTERS."
We will get you the highest
prices of the season. Polite
attention, Prompt sales.
Yours truly,
IV.
Bi
BOYD
Boyd s
Ware
P. S. Large stock of BUGGIES and WAGONS.
We defy competition and prices.
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half filUKon
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay 50c.
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Ceat package of Grove's Black Root Liver PKIs.
TV. A. MILES and CO
PHONE 72.
The Empire Variety -Store.'
BUSINESS
RUSH.
The rush is on and - Warrenton it
moving to the fron." Yon can already
see the life the new enter pises bring.
STOP AT
D. H. RIGGAN'S
and see the life and energy that 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 aud Fancy Groceries, Fruits,
Vegetables, Corn, Oats, Shipstnff,
Flour, Seed wheat and Bye, 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,
x D. H. BIGOAN.
Dr. W. T. Taylor,
Surgeon Dentist,
Renders any services included in the
practice of Dentistry. Crown and
bridqe work, porcelain inlayand east
fillings according to. the methods of
to-day. Office 'Phone X 2.
27 6m Residence " 34. .
mouse
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& COMPANY,
Grove's Tasteless CM!! Tonic
We have a big
stobk of the well
known Hamilton
Brown shoes in
men's, ladies, and
childrens styles.
Bought before
the big advance.
We are selling
them at cut pric es
from now to i the
lb
1st. of J anury.
Yours trnly,
Warren Supply Co.
J. W. PERRY CO ,
Cott on Fa ctoi s.
Norfolk,, Va,, Dec. 20, 1905.
.COTTON. ? , Finn. '
Strict midjdliag ..12
Middliug. 117-8
Strict low middling , . 113-4
Low middling 115-8
Tiuges
H'aius
Blues
PEANUrS. Steady.
Fancy . 3 1-3
Strictly prime 2 7-8
Prime ; 2 5-8
Low grades 1 3-4
I Machine picked 1 7-8 2 1-4
Spanish 95 o per bushel.
B. E. PE VS. $2.80 per bag.
Black & Speckle Peas $1.10 per bushel.
Clay & Bed Peas $1.00 per bushel.
&"68 iu. 8 ox. Bags in bales. 10
LAND SALE.
North Carolina, Warren County.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
of Warren County. N. C. rendered on Hip
27th. day of Sov. 1905 in a spacial pr icpedin?
to sell land for division, entitled: iimie A
Pegram and her husband. M. S. Pei;ruu
Mary Duncan (widowj. William Dune in.
Lizzie vafner and her husband. Wagner
Ethel Duncan and husbana, J. V. Duncan. T
W. Duncan, Pearson Ouncan. Annie Beli and
her husband, R. L. Bell. Lula i'eriim and
her husband, R. B Peg ram. dgar Duncan,
Mamie Duncan, Pauline Duncan and hu-i-ban.
Jennie Burrow and Ruth Burrows.
The last five being infants and appearing by
their next friend C. F. xiurrows, Ex. Parte.
I will on the flet day of January 190G at IS
o'clock noon sell to the higuest bidder for
cash at the Court House dooor in Warrentou
M. C., at public auction the lands herein
after described as follows: situated at Man
sen Depot in the Count of Warren and
bounded and described as follows : One lot
being embraced within and between the .
Koud Beds vt the k&leigh and Gaston R. Ii.
and what, is now the public road leading
from Mail son to Cedar Fork and the spur or
"Y" track that once connected the R. fc G.
and old noaiiOKe vaney K. , being triangu
lar shap ana boumteu tin the eioutn by the
aaid Kaieigu & Gaston right of way. on the
Korth by ine saiu public road lading from
Manson to Cedar Folk, on the West oy the
said old Spur or Y" track, containing by
estimation about two acres.
One other lot known as the old Terrell Tan '
Yard lot bounded as follows; On the fcuct
by the old spur or -Y" track connecting the
Raleigh ana Gaston and old Roanoke Valley
R. Rs.. on the South by the Ra leigh & Gaston
R. R.. on the West by Weldon W'atkins, on
the North by the public road leading from
Mauson to Cedar Fork, containing about 2
acres more or less.
Thia the 27th. day of Nov .1905.
J. H. KERR. Commissioner.
Barred Rocks, White,
Golden and Buff
Wyandottes
Sustained their past record by .win
uiug 6 of the prizee at the great N. C.
Statu Fair, Oct. 19U5.
If you are looking for the best, in
above varieties, write me. Air Pr10E3
ark Low.
JOHN H. FLEMING,
Warren Plains, N, C, R f d.no.
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