THE record. A Wreck at Norlina;
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J. C. HARDY, Editor and Proprietor.
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Entered December 5th. 1892, at War
renton, N. C, as second-class matter,
under act of Congress of Mch. 3, 1879.
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1907.
It was a high compliment paid
our present Mayor and Town
Commissioners when they were
r3-nominated unanimously for
aiother term. There is no better
Mayor in the. State than John W.
Allen and our Commissioners are
doing a good work for the im
provement of the town.
The tax listers and assessors
for the county are requested to
meet with the County Commis
sioners next Monday. The mat
ters to be talked over at this
meeting are very important and
we desire to urge every one to be
present.
We are indebted to Represen
tative T. O. Rodwell for a copy -cf
the captions cf the acts and reso
lutions passed by the recent
General Assembly of North Cai-o-lina.
It will be several weeks yet
before the laws are issued and
the captions are very helpful to
those who want to know what
acts were passed by the legislature.
TtFiZ school tax election for
Yv'arrenton and a territory around
the town will be held tomorrow,
"(Saturday). V.'e urge every regis
tered voter to go to the polls and
vote for. the tax. To carry this
election it is necessary for those
thai arc in favor of it to vote and
if you are in favor of the tax and
do not vote why your failing to
do so will be counted against it.
Attend to this matter early in the
mornincr.
The following notes of the
wreck at Norlina, are taken from
an account of the same, appearing
in the Raleigh Evening Times:
A disastrous wreck occured
Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock on
the yards at Norlina when a
north-bound through freight, col
lided head-on with a shifting en
gine. Engineer N. S. Epperson
and fireman B. F. Johnson, of the
freight were instantly killed.
The accident occured just in
the edge of the yards on the
South side of Norlina, both en
gines beiDg badly smashed, and
some eight or- ten cars were
wrecked. The wreckage was
piled on the track in such a con
fused mass that it was after 10
o'clock before the main line had
been cleared and all baggage and
passengers were transferred.
Engineer Epperson was only
twenty-seven years old and had
been running as an engineer but
a few months. He. was singlo
and his home was in Petersburg,
Va. Fireman Johnson was from
Gray, Va., and he was twenty-
four years old. The remains
wei-e carried to Raleigh to be pre
pared for "burial and were later
sent to their homes in the State
of Virginia.
This was the second wreck at
Norlina during the past two days,
a slight wreck having occured
there Monday, but no damage to
speak of was done in that acci
dent. The engineer and fireman on
the yard engine jumped and es
caped injury. It is said that the
freight train was running through
the yard at a prohibitive rate of
speed. Engineer' Epperson had
only made a few trips on this end
of the line.
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A Narrow Escapo.
Glojd.'a meicbunt, of Pluuk,
lux a u narrow -n?npe four years
tt-ffi 1 1 n r.i :-. n. iimsim linr llifn
his thumb. IIo says: -'The loctoi
vnn U'(l to amputate it but I aonM not
const lit. I bought a box of Backlon's
Aruiit:i Salve and that cured tbe
laisyeroiif wouud." 25c at C. A.
I'hoinus Druggist,
Sixce it is a fact that the depot
is to be moved farther to the
Northern end of town, we would
like to suggest to the authorities
that they move away the present
warehouse and old shed and erect
a waiting room ancTjust have the
train to come in town to get the
passengers and mail and to bring
m passengers ana mail. Keep
the engine, coach, all box cars
and deliver freight at the new
depot. We can't see why this ar
rangement would bo objectionable
a:il ib woui .l be very convenient to
the traveling public generally.
What say the authorities" to this
proposition?
Let me mail yo i free, to piove merit,
samples of my Dr. Hliwp's Kehtoiative.
mid my Book on either Dyspepsia, The
Heart, or The Ki:1i.cy?. A l.Irms me,
Dr. Hlioop, Uac-iae, Wis. Troubles of
the fitomucit, Ilc.nt r Kidneys, fire
merely Hjuiptojus of a deeper ailment.
Don't :nnk tiie eo:n;no:i error of tru;it-
lug Fjmptoius only. .Symptom treat
ment i.s treating t'.io result of your
ailment, and n t llr; cause. Weak
Stomach nerves the inside nerves
means Stomach weakness, always.
AuJ the Heart, and Kidneys as well,
liave their controlling or 'iasi(e
nerves. Weaken these nerves, and you
inevitably have weak vital organs.
Here is where Dr. Shoop's restorative
has made ils fame. Nj other remedy
even cluing fo t:eat the -inside
nerves." Also for bloating, bilious
ness, bad biea'.h or c mi lixfeu, use
Dr. Shoop's llfbtmativu. Write for my
free Uook ur.v. Dr. h hoop's liesto
rutive sold by All Dealers.
The rate of fatal accidents in
balloon assents is less than 3 per
1,000.
Wcr&erful Eaema Cars.
"Our little boy hud eczema for fivo
years," writes N. A. AduiT AHenrietta,
Ta. '"Two of our homo, doctors said
the case was hopeless, h'u lui gs being
uIV-cted. A'e then employed other
doctors, but no benefit resulted. By
chance we read about Electlio Uitteis;
bought a bottle and eooh noticed im
provement. We continued Una inedi
eine until se ver.il bottles were used,
when on:-boy was' completely cured."
Jiefct of ai bhjol medicines and body
buii.iinir luaHh tonics. Gunrauteed at
C A. Thorn s Dm; Store. COo.
HANSON ITEMS.
Miss Laura Mills, of Liousburg.
was a pleasant visitor in the home
of her brother, Mr- jf. T- Mills,
-
Sunday.
We are glad te report that Mr,
J. 1). Champion, who was very
ill last week, is some better.
- Mrs. M. V. Fleming and
daughter, Miss Pearle, spent
Saturday in Henderson shopping
-Master Clifton Hayes visited
relatives near Nutbush last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Alston, of
Ridgeway, were pleasant visitors
in our town Sunday morning.
We are sorry to say that Mrs
M. K. Miller has been quite sick
for the past two weeks.
Misses Mollie Paschall and
Rhc-da Evans, of Dewberi'y, were
visitors here a few days ago.
Mr. T. J. Watkins made his
people a short visit last week.
The condition of Mrs. Callie
Whiteside seems to be about the
same.
Miss Bertha Dill visited Mrs.
Mike Saemann at Poplar Mount
Sunday.
Master Sammie- Miller spent
a day in Henderson recently.
We are glad to say that Mr. S.
J. Bartlet, who had been at home
sick with "Grip" for several
days, was able to return to his
business at Nutbush Monday;
Misses Nena and Lollie Flem
ing, of York, were in town Tues
day. One of our young men told us
a few days ago to say the wedding
bells would ring for him soon.
Dr. W. R. Cullom, of Wake
Forest, will preaxdi at the school
house next Saturday night, May
4th. Jle wishes for as many of
his friends to be . present as
possible, as he expects to go to
Europe soon and will be gone for
sjveral months. ,
Warrenton Takes Reven.
Defeats Trinity Park Team
in a Good Game. Horner's
Military School to Play
Here' Friday.
Walters-Fleming.
Ridgeway, April 25. A very
sweet and pretty marriage was
celebrated this morning at the
home of Major W. B. Fleming,
one of the most prominent citizens
of this place, when his charming
daughter, Miss Minnie, became
the bride of Rev. W. T. Walters,
pastor of the Christian church,
of Harrisonburg, Va.
Owing to recent affliction in
the family, the marriage was very
quiet,' and only the most intimate
friends and relatives were pres
ent. ,
Promptly- at 7:30 o'clock the
bride and groom entered the par
lor and took their positions be
fore the officiating clergyman,
Rev. T. H. Fleming, pastor of the
Christian church, of JBurlington,
N. C, cousin of the bride, who,
with the impressive ceremony of
the Christian church, pronounced
the solemn words which united
the two livesin one. He was as- ?
sisted in the ceremony by Rev. ; home team.
L? M. Chaffin, pastor of the bride. The game began inauspicously
During he ceremony . The i for the local team when Hanes,
Paroles du Coeur" (Words from the reliable left fielder, dropped
Semi-annually . now for three
years the Warrenton High School
has tried conclusions with the
Trinity Park School on the dia
mond, with results always
against them, until last Friday,
when the tables turned.
The first game, was played hr
Durham a week earlier, and went
to T. P. S. by a score of eight to
three. For some reason, jperhaps
their having gone trough a wreck
just a few hours before the game,
the Warrenton team was unable
to put up their usual game, and
proved easy marks for the
Trinity slabman, but to the last
game the victory.
It was an ideal day; there was
an enthusiastic crowd; both
teams were in fine fettle and
eager for the fray, and there was
i just enough rooting to lend the
necessary encouragement to the
the heart) was played very softly
by Miss Sally Allen.
The bride was handsomely at
tired in a tailor-made going-away
gown of mixed cloth, tastefully
trimmed with garnet velvet and
Persian trimming, with hat,
gloves and shoes to match.
The groom wore a clergyman's
suit of conventional black.
The bride and groom left on
the 8:34 train for Burlington, N.
C, to vislji-tlip parents of the
groom for a few days, thence to
their future home at Harrison
burg, Va.
The bride is a cultured and
charming youpg woman, and has
hosts of friends here, who reluc
tantly give her up, but wish for
her and her talented husband
very joy in life.
The groom is the popujar pas
tor of the Christian church at
Harrisonburg, Va. He is a native
of North Carolina and a graduate
of Elon College, but for a few
years North Carolina has loaned
him and his talents to her sister
State, Virginia. .
Mr. and Mrs. Walters were the ! the game
his first one this season, resutl-
ing in a run for the visitors. It
is not out of place here to add
that Hanes redeemed himself by
his good work with the willow
and subsequent work in his gar
den. The first chance at the bat for
the home team evened the run
column, and left them one ahead,
and so it stood for a "spasm" or
two when the visitors tookabrace,
assisted by errors of the Warren
tonians and left the score four to
two in their favor. This, how
ever ended their chances, for
Bundy, the slab artist of the
locals, got himself together and
delivered the best article the
visitors have received this season
There had been some doubt about
Bundy's ability as a twirler, but
how suddenly and decidedly it
disappeared. The kid most cer
tianly won his- spurs when he
forced fourteen of the visitors to
go the strike out way, for his
opponets are probably the fastest
pren school in the state of
course his team is excepted.
The most important feature of
the ga.me was the good team work
of the High School team. It
shows the effect of coaching, for
without the team work they dis
played, they could not have won
Of all the. fruits there are in the land,
That grow ou bush or tree,
I would eive u the choicest ones r
For Hollister's liocky Mountaiu Tea.
The Hunter Drag Co.
Arrested for a Crook.
A white man was arrested here
late Saturday evening undei a
warrant charging him with ob
taining money under false pre
tense and defrauding a number
of people in the community, prin
cipally colored" people. He
claimed to represent a Chicago
firm and would sell goods greatly
below cost and collect what cash
payment he could in advance, the
eroods to be sent by freight. He
would represent to sell meat for
six dollars per hundred. When
arrested he gave his name as 4
J. Cook. He was given a hearing
Sunday morning before Justice
of Peace J. W. - Allen and bound
over to court under a bond of
$150, and failing to give the bond
was committed to jail.
The man is evidently, a crook
and may be wanted elsewhere.
He is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches
high, weighs about 160 pounds,
right leg a little- short, clean
shaven and round face.
Hy Best Friend. ' .
Ale-xauder Poutou, who lives on
Ruinl Route 1, I'oit Edward, N. Y.,
says: 'Dr. King's New Discovery is
my best earthly fiieud. It cured me
ol asf ljuia six jefti-3 8go7 It has also
performed wonderful cure of iu
eipient coiiHiimptiou for roy hou'h Wife.
The-, first bottle ended Ibo terrible
cough, -and th's accomplished, the
other symptom? left oue by one, until
she was perfectly wel'. Dr. KiugV
New Disooveiy's power over coughs
aud colds is fiiaiply marvelois." No
othr remedy has. .ever equalled it.
Fuilv ''in rail teed by CJ. A. Thorna-
recipients of many handsome and
useful presents - from their
numerous friends in this and
ttill&V States.-
Among the guegts present from
a distance were: Dr. Charles M-
Walters, Baltimore, Md., Rev. P.
H. Fleming, Burlington, N. C,
Mrs. C. Buchanan and Clyde
Gregory, of York, N. 0., Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Mitchell, Middleburg,
N. C, Miss Tillie Moss and Mrs.
James L. Johnston, Littleton, N.
C, and Mrs. Lula Moss and
Master Plummer Moss, of Keats,
Va.
Cull at our store, please, for a free
sample of Dr. Shoop's "Health Cof.
fee." If " real coffee disturbs your
Stomach, your Heart, or your liidueys,
then try this Clever Coffee imitatiou.
While Dr. Shoop lias very closely
matched Old Java uud Moeha Coffee iu
flivor aud taste, yet he hus not even a
single gruiti of real Coffee m A. Dr.
rfheop's Health Coffee Imitatiou ib
made from pure toasted graius or
cereals, with Ala It, Nuts, elo. Yon will
Hiirely like Health Coffee. Sol J by D.
U. Riggan.
Seymour, Hanes and Turner
S., deserve special mention for
their work with the bat. Gra
ham played star ball at short.
The summary of the game is be
low. Warrenton 2 0 0 0 10 5 0 0.
Trinity Park 13000000 0.
R. H, E.
Warrenton 8' 10 4
Trinity Park 4 0 4
Batteries Bundy and Moss;
Gantt and Moore.
Umpire, Dr. Peete.
Scorer, M. L. Daniel.
The next game and probably
the last one is to be played this
afternoon, (Friday) with Horner's
Military School, of Oxford. Turn
out and see the game, for it
should be ft good one.
" $100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
oae dreaded disease that sciense hns
been able to cure in all its Etages, and
that is Catarrh. Hill's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
Hie medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Hall's Ca
tirrh Cur is taken internally, actihg
directly upon the blood and muc us
'surfaces of the pystem, thereby de
stroriug the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
bailuiug up the coustitutiou and assist
iug na(uie in doing its work. The pro
piietors have so much faith In its enra
live powers that they offer Oue Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Addiess - -
F. J. Chenf.x & Co., Toledo, O.
."Sp:d by Druggists, 7o.
Take Hill's Family Pills for constipation.
ii
Idle Dollars Earn Nothing.
There are Thousands of Dollars in Warren County lying idle
i I ' . " !4- tttx.i1I rtAA n i. i
tins money was iu nit; uaun m wuuiu. axx a, gieai sumuius to the
business of the community, and at the same time bring an inconje
to its-owner.
Why not convert the $50.00 or $100.00 that you have been
savin
for a "RAINY DAY" into one of our TIME CERTIFICATES, that
will bring you INTEREST? :
On money placed with us for SAFE KEEPING we allow you Pour
Per Cent if it remains four months or longer. Our facilities
are first class and "up-to-date."
When you come to town make our. bank "headquarters. "
Git
tzens
WARRENTON, N. C.
BanL
Special Notices.
Sale of Land Under Execution.
Persuant to an ejection issued to me
by the Clbrk of the SuperiorCourt of
Warren county, North Carolina, I will
on Monday, the 3rd. day of June, 1907,
sell at the Court House door in War
renton, N. C., a certain tract of land,
the property of Essekiel Brown, situ
ated in Sixpound township, the county
of Warren and state aferesaid, and
bounded as follows, viz: By the lands
of T. A. Reeks, F. BobbitJ and A. F.
Brame, containing- 12J acres. Said
sale will be made to satisfy the judg
ment rendered on the 8th. of March
1907, by John W. Allen, a Justice of
the Peace, against the said Ezekiel j
Brown and in favor of W. P. Rodwell.
and docketed in the Superior County.
This 1st, day of May 1907,
R. EJ. DAVIS, Sheriff of
Warren county, North Carolina.
Public Saie.
MACON ITEMS.
Miss Sallie Perry went to Nor
folk last week to attend the open
ing exercises of the Jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. J. M. Coleman has re
turned home from an extended
visit to Henderson.
Prof. H. S. Grant went to the
Exposition Friday.
Misses Elizabeth Perry and
Selma Thornton spent Sunday in
Warrenton. They were the
guests of Miss Sallie Palmer.
Misses Annie and Jessie White
spent last week in Warrenton.
Miss Annie Russell from Vir-
ginia is on a visit to Mrs. Alice
Rodwell. v. . .
Mrs. W. G. Eger ton left this
week for Henderson.
Mrs. S. D. Twitty, of Oxford,
is on a visit to her brother, ' Maj.
W. C, Drake, who has been quite
sick.
Mrs. J. A. House, of Gaston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. D.
Reeks. .
By 'viitue of the authority conferred
ou me iu a certaiu Deed of Trust exe
ented to mo by Charlie H. Branch
ami lii 15. Branch, his wife, on the
zSlh. day of Dec. 1903 and duly re
:oiued in the oHloe of Register Of
Deeds of Warren County, in book G8,
on page 074, 1 will sell at public auc
Hon tor cash to the hiyhst bidder at
the Com t Honso Door in Warrenton
!ou Monday. May 27th. 1907. the fol:
I iO mug real estate to wit: A certain
lot situated iu Warrenton township,
Warivn conuty, North Carolina aud
bounded ns follows: Begiuniug at ;
stoue corner John Brauch aud Ned
Kearney's lauds, thence N. 177 feet to
an iion rod in Johu Branch's line,
thenoe. W. a distance of 9 a:res to a
stone, thenoe Southward 177 feet to a
Sycamore tree, tbeuce E a distance of
9 acres to the beciuume. containing
Several small tracts of land teu acres.
near "Baltimore" Clark's Bridge, .
and 00 acres of good land near .ft certaiu U Jte exee.ued h ji,
Ridgeway. Also one good Store Branch, Sr., to J. K. Myers, to which
house and one dwelling, with 11 1 special referenoe is hereby mdo.
rooms, located in Ridgeway, for l Dated this the 23rd. day of April '07.
sale or rent. B. B. Williams, I B. a. GREEN. Trustee.
D:n't Pay Alimony
to be divorced from your appendix.
Tnere will be no ocoaaion for it if you
keep your bowels regular, with Dr,
King's New Lifn Pills. Their action is
ho geutle that the appendix never han
eause to make the lenst complaint.
Guaranteed by C. A. 'Ihomas Druggist.
arrenton
Real Estate
Co.i
FOR SALE One 30 hprse
power engine and boiler, in good
running order.' Gash or on rea
sonable terms. Apply kr
A. G. Hayes, Norlina, N. C.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred
Berkshire pigs. Jno. K. Myers.
Warrenton, N. O.
Photographs. W: C. Jenkins
is in Warrenton again for two
weeks to make pictures. Come
in at once and have your likeness
made. Located on Main street
That car bf Hackney buggies
are beauties. Come quick before
they ire picked over.
W.B.Boyd&Co
The cheapest buggy is not the
best buggy, but the best is the
cheapest. We sell the best that
you can buy.
W- I?- Boyd & Co.
"Old Hickory" and "Hackney"
wagons are standard. We have
all sizes. W. B. Boyd & Co.
HAVE. YQLJ TRIED IT The
Southern Dentifrice by Archibald
Cree. It give health and beauty
to the teeth. The drug stores
and country stores sell it.- ,
Pure cream for sale. Apply to
JNO. K.MYERS.'
SEED CORN. Biggs Seed
Corn for sale by Dr. C. A. Thomas.
MONEY TO LEND.
Ten Thousand Dollars in
amounts to suit the borrower.
Apply to T. POLK, Atty.
Will negotiate loans on short
notice. B. B. Williams.
TTT A - Tflll 1 rr
vviiriij. I'vo young men
to do soliciting. Commission or
salary. Address
R. R. SMITHWICK,
; Manson, N. C.
Money to loan. B. G. Green
''. Coming Again.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, will be at the Norwood
Hotel in Warrenton on Tuesday
May 1th., one day only. The
doctor limits his practice to dis
eases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat and on this visit his fees
for testing eyes for glasses will
be reduced one half.
NOTICE!
The tax listers and assessors
for the various townships of the
county are requested to meet
with the Board of County Com
missioners' at their next regular
meeting, Monday May 6th. 1907,
for the purpose of discussing the
matter of assessing property,
both real and personal, through'
out the county. It is our purpose
to talk over these matters to
gether and have a thorough un
derstanding among ourselves re
garding the work to be done by
the tax listers and assessors for
the year 1907. Let there be a full
attendance.
P. M. Stalungs, Chairman.
Sale of Land for Taxes.
On the Gth. day of May 1907, itbeimr
the first Monday in said month, I will
as sheriff ot Warren county, N. C,
pursuant to law, sell at the court house
door in Warrenton, N. C, at 12
o'clock M4; the following tracts or
parcels of land situated in Warren
county, and in the township hereafter
mentioned, baid sale is made to satis
fy taxes due thereon for the vear 190(3.
which are unpaid and for costs. A
description of said tracts or parcels
of land is herein setforth tog-ether with
the amount of taxes and costs due
thereon.
R. B. BOYD,
B. G. GREEN,
W. G. ROGERS,
W. B. BOYD,
Directors:
M. P. BUWELL,
E. S.ALLEN,
Druiat.
odu aud $1 03.
Free Suinples of "Preventics" aud a
booklet ou Colds will be gladly mailed
you, ou request, by Dr. Shoop, Raciue,
Wisa., Kiuoply to prove merit.. Pre
ventics are little Candy Cold Cure
tublets. No Qainiue, no Laxative,
ubtliiug ha'imfur wliatever . Proventics
prevent colds as the name " implies
when takn early, or at the "Sneeze
Stage J' For a seated cold or LaGrippe,
break it np safely and quickly with
Preventiis, - Sold by All Dealers. "
Buy or sell-farming and timber land or other Real Estate.
We will be very glad to communicate with persons wishing to
buy or sell Real Estate of any kind.
This Company is composed of men thorougldy identified with
the business interest of the community.
We are prepared to make sales and negotiate loans under the
most favorable condition and can handle your business whether
large or small.
If you have property for sale list it with us and we feel sure
we can please you with the service we give you. ,
Call on or address the Sect'y. & Treas;, .
E. S ALLEN,
Warrenton, N. C.
Commissioners Sale of Land.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Warren county, ren
dered May 1st. 1907, in a special pro
ceeding, entitled Lucy H. Jones, James
R. Williams et al, for sale of land for
partition, we will on Monday, the 3rd
day of June 1907, sell at public auc
tion for cash, at the Court House door
In Warren county the following1 de
scribed tract of land subject to the life
estate of Adam Williams and de
scribed as follows, it being lot number
2 of a division of a tract of land be
tween Ella H. Jones, Adam Williams,
Jeff Hawkins and Lucy H. Jones, ac
cording to the survey and plat made
by J. D. Palmer, surveyor, and duly
recorded in the . office of Register -of
Deeds of Warren county, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stone with
pine pointers in said road and in M.
T. Duke's line and Ella H. Jones'
South-West corner, thence along said
Duke's line S 10 J W 12 Cb 90 L to a
arge sweet gum ou west side of the
road, M. T. Duke's and Mrs. Ml C.
Davis' corner, thence along said
Davis' line S 64 E 20 Ch to a stake,
theace S48E4Ch60Ltoa large dog
wood and poplar io said Davis' line
and Jeff Hawkins' S W corner, thence
along said Hawkins' line N 10 E 20
Ch 75 L to a stone in the low grounds,
with willow, elder and poplar pointers,
corner with Jeff Hawkins, Lucy H.
Jones and Ella H. Jones, thence along
Ella H. Jones' line N 71 W 29 Ch 60
L to the beginning, containing "53
acres, more or less.
This 1st. day of May 1907."
B. G. Grekn, M. J. Hawkins,
Commissioners.
Genius is smplicity and sincer
ity seeking to serve.
It's too bad to pee people who go
from day to day suffei iug from physi
cal weakness when Hollister's Kocky
Mouutain Tea would make them well.
The greatest touie kuowu. 35 cents.
Tea or Tublets. The Huuter Drug Co.
R.E. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Warren County
April, 1, 1907.
RIVEI?,. .
A L Borrell 33 a, '
M E Newsom 1 town lot,
' SIXPOUND.
Flora Jones 30 a,
HAWTREE.
E P Alexander 7 a,
Alfred Brown 1 a,
. SANDY CREEK.
John H Davis 53 a,
E L Weaver 400 a,
SMITH CREEK.
Rev A W Watkins 1 town lot,
William Brown 75 a.
Alfred Brown 80 a,
J B Davis li a,
W ti Holloway m a,
Dick Parham 1 a,
L J Taylor 93 a, balance
Alfred Williams one town lot,
Henderson Williams 2 a,
ueo tangly a,
JUDKINS.
M E Newsom 60 a,
Mrs N O Squire 12 a,
James Rouse's estate 50 a.
Miles L Williams estate H a,
Isham Williams 3 a,
B Thornton Agt 43 a.
Patrick & Little 1998 a,
WARRENTON.
Mrs M L Pearce 204 a,
Guy Alston 3 J a,
W H Branch 2J a,
C H Branch 581 a,
Nannie Branch la,
W Y Davis 2 a,
Marvin Debnam 1 a,
Lucy Jones 17 a t
Burwell Thornton 4 a,
Harriet Thornton 2 a,
Laura Thornton 10 a,
Granderson Thornton l a.
J S Taylor 2 a,
Mrs Mahalie Wortham 36 a,
ROANOKE.
A S Patillo 100 a, balance
$ 2,01
3-28
$ 3.15
$ 6.70
1.28
3.27
18.20
$ 1.14
2.90
4.44
5.14
13.90
1.44
4.98
4.06
4.45
1.78
20.54
2.49
3.16
3.55
1.86
2.72
112.07
$10.12
1.29
1,86
10.46
6.45
3.10
3.97
2.0S
8.12
I.67
2.08
3.07
5.78
3.1
1.60
EGGS
from heavy laying strain
. V . ; of '
S. C. White Leghorns.
$1 per 15 or $5 per 100.
Five hundred breeding hens
for sale.
Statheden Poultry Farm,
John A. Cree, Propietor,
Embro, N. C.
HCLLIGTEP.'S
Rocky fountain Tea Kuggels
A Euiy Keaioiao for Busy People.
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