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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
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Arcanum Articles.
ARCANUM, BUCKINGHAM Co., !
Oct. 18th. 1901 |

Oct. lbth, 1901
At the October term of Buckingham
county court, on the l4th. politicians
were out in force. but the crowd was
NOT a. large a. usual. Farmville had
representatives in the persons of Messrs.
Morris, Wilkerson, Vanderslice, O'Gara
and Garrett. The candidates for Senate
aud House, Messrs Moon and Arm
strong and Messrs. Gregory and Lyons
were all on the ground. A joint de-
bate on the court green between Col.
Lyons and Congressman Flood was
listened 10 by huctuating crowd
now listening, now moving on. Col.
Lyons especially dwelt on national af-
fairs, our new president and his South.
ern policy, DC aud then ridiculed the
Constitutional Convention for eXpend-
ing 80 much chin-music and doing
nothing. but Floods retort, "the Con-
ventiOn of 81, i'm which Col. Lyons
grand father sat a. member, took
seven months to frame a constitution
when the spectre Of the negro, and the
18th amendment was non est" served
To satisfy the crowd.
Col. Lyons allusion to Mr.. Roosevelt
aud his Southern eanings was unfor-
tunate for the Colonel and his party.
Mr.. Flood came back with: "White
men Of Buckingham, this same Mr..
Roosevelt says publicly that he favors
The mingling Of the races in our schools, |
aud he glories in the fact that his own
son had for desk mate at school full |
Dlooded negro" White men of Buck
ngham, do you want such a man or
he supporters of such man as your
representative? And the laundering |
usilade OF nos he had for reply clinch-
.d with an echo the truth of the sta
Us quo a. defined so ably by Prof
)abney in the Richmond Times a Sum-
lay or two since. Moon and Arm
trong are safe for the Senate and
House.
Mrs. \. b. Armstrong and her two
daughters, are spending the week with
lrs. Hebditch whilst Mr.. Armstrong
: canvassing the county as nominee
Or the Legislature.
Miss Evelyn Binf)rd, Of Prince Ed
yard commenced her duties on the
4th as teacher of school No. near
,rcanum
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Pollard Points.

POLLARD, Amelia Co, Oct. Is '0l.
We are having beautiful weather and
the farmers are very busy sowing large
crops Of wheat and oats. There are
very fine crops Of sweet potatoes-some
a. large as were ever known togrow in
this county.
A great many Of our Amelia people
have been to the Carnival in Rich
mond.
Mr. T. ;. Atkins returned home
today from visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Clark, of Richmond
Mr.. J. w. Pollard and Miss Nora
Carter spent several days in Norfolk
recently.
G. Miss Florence Anderson and sister,
are visiting in Richmond
Miss Anna Lester. Of Amelia, has
Just left for Richmond to spend the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. Joe MOBILES.
Miss Jennie Irving, Of Amelia G. H.,
has commenced her school with a good
number Of pupils.
A large crowd met at Providence
church last Sunday to hear Rev. A. C.
Jordan, but he falling to appear, pray
er meeting was held. conducted by Mr..
j. II. Anderson.
a great many of our Amelia friends
are making preparation for the Farm
vile Fair Hope it will be nice
weather.
Mrs. J. T. Orange has returned home
from a long visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
White, Of Blackstone.
Miss Blanche Ransom, is visiting in
Richmond.
Everything for the hunters. Double
and Single Barrel Guns, Coats, Vests,
Legglus, and Shells loaded with all
sizes Of shot and with either DupOnt's
Black or Sm0keless Powder, at
Paulett, Son d Co.'S.
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Prospect PickingS.
PROSPECT, VA, Oct. /

Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Walden have
returned from the Richmond Carnival
Mrs. w. +. Lewis is visiting friends
in AppOmattOx.
Miss Mary Glenn's friends are glad
to see her out after several days illness
Miss Sadie Allen and brother, of
Tredway, are attending Prospect High
School.
Mr.. Samuel Cunningham, wife aud
daughter have been quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Bessie Carter, who is attending
the Farmville Normal, spent Sunday
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Glenn spent sun
day at the home of Mr.. X. w. Bright
well.
Mr.. William S. Garden is very i'll at
his home near Prospect.
Miss Margie Crawley left yesterday
for jacksonville, where she will attend
the marriage Of Miss Jennings and Mr..
Pugh, Wednesday, 10Th.
Misses Fannie, Willie and Anna
Belle Robertson entertained their
friends with ghost party Friday night.
Ii was highly appreciated.
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Travis Talk.
TRAVIS, PR. Ed. Co, Va, }
Oct. ID, 1901. !


Oct. ID, 1901. !
Mrs. b. III. Carter and children, Of
Rice, are visiting Mrs. {. NJ. Bass.
Mr. Thomas Blauton, Of Cumberland,
is the guest Of Mr. 4. II. Bruce.
Miss Fannie Garland is the guest Of
Miss Witt Foster.
Mrs. Robert Jenkins, Of Burkeville,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Thomas Jen-
kius.
Rev. w. j. Shipman and Mr.. w. l..
Clark were the guests of Mr.. John Eos
ter Sunday.
Mr.. Lawrence Daniel, student Of
Hampden-Sidney, spent Saturday and
and Sunday at home.
There is a flower garden near here
which is indeed a thing Of beauty. !
have never seen finer or prettier cos
mos, which the owner says are from
selfsown seed, aud have never had
any attention. She thinks for busy or
lazy people the cosmo is the greatest
flower known.
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Encourage Them.

The Young Woman's Christian As
ISOLATION, in connection with the State
Female Normal school. will have for
sale during the Fair, and on the Fair
grounds, fancy and useful articles Of
varied kind. This is the beginning Of
movement to build an association
hall on the Normal grounds, and they
will no doubt receive the hearty coop
Grafton Of all our people in their most
handsome efforts.
Patronize them, and do so literally.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Wednesday Next.

Before another issue Of the HERALD
the gates Of the Farmville Fair will
have opened. Are you ready? Have
you done your part in the work of
preparation? Will you make any con-
tribution Of brain or Of Drawn?
Mr.. Montague will make the open
ing address from platform in the Star
Warehouse, at 10 a m, Wednesday
the Ord He is one Of the most bril-
liant Of Nirginia's living orators, and
you cannot afford not to hear him.
Aud then, tie band will play, and
everybody will 90 seeing and talk
ing, and having a good time.
Come aud bring all the children. A
Fair minus the crowd can only be q
failure and that continuously. And a
well dressed, cheerful, happy crowd is
what We want and must have. Put on
your best clothes aud your best looks,
and come prepared to have the best
time possible.
The oysters will be good, the music
ana the entire programme from open
ing 10 closing hour. Don't miss fea-
lure, not one. We are a hard work
ing people. aud are entitled TO a week
u TEST and innocent diversion.
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Death Of Mrs. Cox.
SHEPPARDs. VA, Oct. 10.

SHEPPARDs, VA. Oct. l6.
Mrs. Judith A. Cox, widow Of Mat
thew A. Cox, died last night at her res
idence near this place.
Mrs. Cox was 81 years old, and had
been a member Of the Episcopal church
for number Of years. She leaves two
daughters and a son, Mrs. J. a. Steger,
Of Cumberland Mrs. John Hooper, Of
Sheppards, and Mr.. Matthew J. Cox
also several grandchildren.
Her burial will take place tomorrow
at the family graveyard, services con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Hypes.
Probably no person in our communi-
ty was better known or more univer-
sally loved than was Mrs. Cox, aud Of
her ii can confidently be said that she
ended her days in perfect peace-sweet
peace, the gift Of Gods love.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Lunenburg Letter.

LUNENBURG &. H., Oct 18Th, 1901.
Yesterday was county court day for
Lunenburg.
Judge Orgain, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Stephen
Henry Love and Col. J. ID. Perkins,
the President of the Mount Rogers and
Eastern Railroad, made spirited speech.
es TO an enthusiastic audience, and the
appearances indicate that large ma
jority Of the people will vote for the
subscription Of 100000
The Democratic primary held last
Saturday to nominate candidate for
the House Of Delegates, resulted in the
selection Of Hon. T. A. OVERLY.
The Jeter murder trial was postpon-
ed
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
List Of Fair Directors.

A. a. Cox-Horse and mule depart
ment.
A. r. Venable, Jr-Cattle depart.
ment.
J. w. Hebditch-Sheep department.
II. K. Richardson-Swne depart
ment.
w T. Blanton-Poultry Department.
;. w. Paulett-Fruit department.
Mrs. T. II. Glenn-Flower depart
meni.
5. A. Bondurant-Vegetable depart
ment.
Mrs. r. b. carbohydrates Useful
and ornamental department.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson-Household
Product department.
II. A. Stokes-Farm Produce de-
parlment.
a. d. Observation-Disclosures boys de-
partment.
Mrs. J. l.. Putney-Children's girls
department.
Mrs. Portia Observation-Disclosures
department.
Mrs. w. H. Hubbard-Baby depart
ment.
Miss Coulling-Fine Art department.
:. p. Vanderslice-Wine and Liquor
department.
q. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING de-
partment.
Robert Frazer-Mineral department.
We have given the names Of the d.
rectors of the different departments, as
they appear in the Fair catalogue, for
fear that some one may have forgotten
the honor conferred by the appoint
ment. and the duties belonging thereto.
There is not much time now for pre-
paration lift has not already en- at
tended to, but some days remain be-
tween this and opening hour, and
much can be accomplished if hours are
utilized. Use your personal influence
to ard in making your department the
very best. 1t will be gratifying to you,
and that OF itself is rich reward.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Mount Leigh Musings.

Mt. LEIGH, PR Ed Co, Oct. Is.
Mrs. J. Wade Fowlkes and little son,
Meredith, Of Nutbush, are spending
the week with Mrs. II. b. Wilson.
Miss Sallye Irene Faulkner, Of South
Boston, is the charming guest Of Miss
Fannie Clark.
Miss Addie Foster, of Travis, spent
yesterday with her sister, Mrs J. r.
Clark.
Our protracted meeting is now in
progress at Sharon, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. ShIpman. Large aud
attentive congregations every night
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neighh'rhood hunting, with fine sue
cess left last week for FarmyilIe to
make preparalions to leave for Ten
nessee, where he Will engage in the to-
oacco business. He will be greatly
missed here and in town where he has
"a host Of friends.
Miss Belle Yonge, who has b en-
quite sick is now improving.
Mr.. "Iop" Singleton, near Darling.
ton Heights, was unfortunate enough
To lose "A barn Of tobacco by fire not long
since, this is the third barn lost near
here lately.
from the reports Of several farmers
there will be more corn made and the
best THAI for many years. Everybody
seems To have made an extra effort IA
save feed, a. most Of them Will have
enough and some TO sell.
| hear that Mr. Arthur Allen and
vile, lnee Miss Ellen Cunningham
VIII move 10 Farmvile soon and omen
boarding house on Baptist Hill.D
Mr.. Clifford Allen, whose mill near
Prospect was 50 greatly damaged last
spring by hign water, has repaired il
aud put In improved machinery for
wheat. This will he a great
convenience to Prospect and surround
ing country.
Very few from here attended the
Carnlval-saving our money for the
'farmville FAIR a. We like 10 encour-
lrge home industries.
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Ing near Smithville. returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Elliott dicd at her home
in Lexington, y. c., last week, aged
fifty-four years. She was a sisier-In-
law Of Mrs. Lockett Womack, near
this place. She leaves five daughters,
all married except one. We deeply
sympathze with the bereayed family.
Mrs. q. w. Watson, of Charlotte
county, is quite i'll.
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Crewe Cnllings.

CREwE, VA, Oct. Is, 1901.
Rev l.. f. Scott went up to Burke
vile Saturday afternoon to marry Miss
Lizzie Leath and Mr. G.. V. Scott, Of
Petersburg.
Miss Leath * the attractive daughter
Of Mrs Joe L-ath, Of Burkeville, aud
Will be greatly missed in the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calhoun, Of
Belspring, Pulaski county, and Miss
Gladys Allen, Of Felden. Prince Ed
ward county, are visiting Mrs. }. II.
Hines.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Y. NJ. G.. A.,
gave a social in their hall on Thursday
evening. There were readings, songs,
recitaiions, etc, followed by old fash
Toned games, i'm which all took part.
Mr.. Waterhouse, the genial and efli-
cient secretary is doing much for the
town in the way Of Y. NJ. G. A. work.
A bazaar will be held the 18th of
this month in which all the churches
unite, thus showing their interest in
the work for young men.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
The Star Course.

The European Stars will be the first
number of the Y. VI. e. A. Star Course
at the Opera House.
Mr. Goodwin is noted pianist and
will be accompanied by three artists Of
note. one a soprano singer, one violin
ist, the other a reader.
October the 3lst is the date. Tickets
at Crute's drug store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Encourage Them,

The Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION wish to call the attention Of
the citizens OF Farmville to their booth
at the Farmvile FAIR. 1t will contain
useful articles and fancy work for sale.
The proceeds Of sale will be added to
the fund which the association is try
ing to raise for its own use.
They invite and will appreciate the
support and patronage Of all who are
interested in encouraging Christian
living among students.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
LETTER TO MIR. j. X. MARTIN.
FARMNILLE, Va.

DEAR SrR:-We cannot repeat too
often that its folly 10 buy thin paint
because when you do 50 you are pay
ing twice a. much a. it's worth for a
lot Of linseed oil contained therein. You
add IS to "a gallon ofOil to each gall
lon Of l.. * VI. Paint. That's the secret
Of its low actual cost. II contains
more white lead and oxide Of zinc than
any other paint made. We much
wish that you would get prices. color
cards and combinations from MEssRs.
CHAs. BUGG IL son.
Sincerely,
LONGMAN d MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Meeting Of Town Council.

The councilmen present last Monday
night at the monthly meeting, were
Messrs. w. p. Gillian, II + Wall,
f. l.. Erambert, A. f. Cralle, j b.
Farrar, DIR. w. + Anderson and J. X.
Martin.
The Sergeant made his report Of col
lectiOns a. follow:
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DIsRrRsEMENTs.
s7se
iotdi.....-.... 9 iffo' ~
The following bills against the town

u Diii vi MI. W. Y. Tiduhiiu 'oNti-
ing plaintiffs costs in suit Of {. VI
Walker vs.. the town of Farmville,
amounting 70 S3067, was referred to
the town attorney.
None Of the committees had any re-
ports Of special interest to make and
the routine was quickly gone through
with.
Mr.. H. +. Wall was, on motion, in
structed to purchase three new nozzes
for the fire apparatus.
On motion of Mr.. Wall Policeman
FOCUS will be required hereafter to
make a monthly examination of the
fire apparatus, and report its condi-
ton to the chairman Of the Fire De-
partment
Mr.. Erambert nominated Mr.. Z. II.
G. Rice for the office of Commissioner
Of the Revenue, and his election was
without opposition. This Office was
made vacant by the recent death Of
Mr.. Herbert Rice.
Mr. Wall moved for aud strongly adj
vOcated a continuance of our street inn
prOvements, and urged that the 20
cents tax recently taken of be re-laid
aud continue as special assessment
for more granolithic work and the new
roadway to Cumberland bridge.
This special tax of 20 cents additional
is to be set aside as a fund for the speci-
fic purpose Of paying for street i'm
provement. The council adopted the
resolution of Mr. Wall providing for
the additional tax.
On motion Of Mr.. Wall the council
reconsidered the appropriation made
for paving Main street and instead Of
the town paying only one-third Of the
cost Of the granolithic work it will pay
one-half, AUDITING property owners pay
ing the other half, and the town re
tain all displaced rock. These terms To |
apply to work already done on Main |
street. Permission was asked and |
granted to lay a granolilhic sidewalk |
from Messrs. Bugg & Sons store to the |
north line Of the First National Bank. |
The width of the new road leading |
to Cumberland bridge was recousidered,
sixteen feet not being thought sufli-
cient, and motion was carried amend
ing the contract for the work so as to
provide for a 20 foot road instead of IS.
The additional cost for this extra width
will be SlS5--the original contract
price being $685. for the sixteen feet.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
DARLINGTON Heights Dots.
DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA ,

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA, I
Oct. IA, 1901. !
Miss Maude Carter left today for
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Matte Childress, Of Pamplin,
paid us a flying visit on Wednesday.
Mr. Theo. Carter and wife returned
home Saturday.
Miss Pearl Cobb, who has been visit
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
A Plea For Those AZ School.

The managers of the Farmville Fair
Association respectfully but earnestly
ask that the children at school may be
allowed to attend our Fair. day by day
1t ought to be educational and helpful,
and no time will be wasted
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Our Fair.

Please remember that it is our Fair,
not that Of one man or many, but of
all men, women and children Of Farm
vile, and of Southside Virginia. Its
home is a pleasant one and its location
a goodly heritage. Now.let us make it
worthy Of such home and such peo-
pie.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18

'Ani NdlciS run https upNtNci. 1 he
ladies department must be success
One thing is certain, if you have
guessed who the bride will be you can t
guess the name Of the Queen.
Antiques to the front once more. Mr..
l.. ID. Jones will lead the procession
New things dazzle but old things de-
light.
All our farmers will be well up on
farm work by the 23rd, the opening
day Of the Fair, and Of course will be
with Us.
The HERALD, this week and next.
must be Fair paper, and after that we
have other affairs OF local interest to
take in hand.
knights who purpose riding at the
Fair tournament would do we'll to con-
fer with Major J. r. Martin, Chief Mar
shall. Let the costumes be catchy
Some one complains that the prem-
um list of our Fair is not so liberal this
year as it was last year. Grant it, and
we repeat that local pride ought to over
shadow premium.
Mr.. w. II. Hubbard has sold his
crop of bright tobacco at an average Of
l29 cents The old people used to call !
that a nine-pence. flushing farmers
have way Of getting there"
Come along to the Fair and bring
your knitting. Your snack, too, if you
prefer, though We will have plenty
to eat in Farmvile and place to stay
at night.
Persons at distance who wish to
send articles for exhibition in advance
of their coming can direct them
to the care Of J. l.. Hart, Secretary,
who will assign them to proper place.
More merchants will have exhibits
at the Fair this time than ever before.
The fact is the merchant who fails to
make exhibit will not be "in it," OF
course he won't if he is on the outside.
We don't know that the largest wo-
man in the world will be with us at
the Fair, but we do know that the best
and fairest of the sisterhoOd of earth
will be with us.
Such a marriage as will be celebrated
at our FAIR has never before been cele-
brated in Farmville, and OF ly once, as
far a. we recall, in the history of Vir-
ginia. The world is always after some
new scene. Come and see It,
Visitors as well as our own people will
be entertained Wednesday and Thurs
lay nights with old.time Southern
negro melodies aud a genuine cake
walk at the Opera House. Friday =
night after the coronation fine min q
trel will hold the Opera House boards. +
Persons with stock to exhibit at the 7
Fair need feel no concern on the sub
ect Of good shelter. The cOnveniences il
II that line are of the best, and there 4
will be no crowding and no exposure to ,
weather. or injury. r
The weather prophets generally give I
Is fair weather for the Fair. We can
My hope they are correct in their pre- r.
Lotions, but ram or shine the pro- Il
ram will be performed to the letter. Z
Fair weather we trust, but the Fair C
nyhow. o
The balloon ascension is always and II
yer a thing Of thrilling interest. Re- u
member it will be given each day Of I"
he Fair 1t will take place on the d
ace grounds, and but one admission <
viii be exacted for ascension and races Il
Do. !"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18

Messrs. a. ;. Lee & Son, of Rich
mond, offer as a special premium at
our Far, one-half n ton Of guano for the
best sample Of tobacco raised with their
Excelsior Brand of Fertilizer.
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The Fair Marriage.

The Fair marriage ceremony whlch
is to take place in front Of the grand
stand at the race course next Thursday,
oath. will be performed by Rev. Joshua
;. Hunter, Of the Methodist church, at ,
O'Clock p. IN. instead Of high noo1 as
first advertised
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18
Decorations.

Everybody must decorate, so say we
all. The paper decoration is said to be
best and cheapest, aud as there is not a
full supply in town the earlier you call
on the secretary the better.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18

Visitors to the Fair are invited to
inspect our stock Of Buggy aud Car
riage Robes and Harness. We claim
TO carry the largest and handsomest
line in the town. Paulett, Son * Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18

a $40 Stearns Bicycle. brand new,
only used as sample. for $3.50. A
S35 Crescent, with Dunlop detachable
tires, for S25. a $50 Chainless with
detachable tires, for S35. All great
bargains, but we want the room for
other goods. See them at
Paulett. Son * Co.'S
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-10-18

During Fair week you will find b.
CYCLES aud BICYCLE SUPPLIES
of all kinds, at red ced prices, at
Paulett, Son q Co.'S.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hail.. Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney ana bladder tTod-
bles, removes gravel cures diabetes, sem
insl emissions, weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder in both men and wo-
men. regulates bladder troubles In emil
dren- II not sold by your druggist via
be sent by mail on receipt OF 81. one sinai
bottle is two months treatment. ana Will
cure any case above mentioned. Dr. 4
w. Hall. sole manufacturer, y. y. Box
62s. ST. Louis. Mo. Send for Testimonials
Sold by all druggists and Solomons Co.
Savannah, Ga
Read This.
Dothen, Ala July Is, 1893.
Dr.. E. W. Hall. S., Louis. Mo.-Dear
Sir; We have been selling your Texas
Wonder. Halls Great Discovery, for two
years and recommend II to any one suh-
fering with any kidney trouble as being
the best remedy we ever sold. Yours
truly. J. F. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12
CITY BREVlTIES.

The monthly meeting of the Board of
Stewards of Wesley Monumental Church
was held last night. Only routine bust
ness was transacted.
All of the members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
who attended the annual state convention
held at Athens, which adjourned Sunday
night. have returned to the city. Mr.. j.
c. Blake, the physical director. the last
to arrive, got in this morning, being de-
layed in his return by conference of the
secretaries, assistant secretaries, and
physical directors, which was held yester-
day.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-12

Savannah. Ga. Fob. G. 1901.