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Stoddert Snap Shots
SToDDERT, Va, July %, 'O3.

ANANAHAfANAf - = NNtNa -
Tobacco crops are considered very
fine throughout this section, especially,
so around this place. Buyers OF the
tweed" should visit here and see it in
cultivation.
The yield Of wheat was very poor, 80
much so several farmers have decided
not to seed any this fall.
Corn crops are excellent. We heard
one farmer say his highland corn was
as good as any he had seen in the flats.
Visitors from a distance consider this
place a fine section Of the country.
Those wishing to settle should look at
the farms around here a. there are
several for sale.
The people here have frightened up
considerably lately as visitors are ar
irving daily from different parts Of the
Union. And young voices and the
roll Of wheels proclaims the fact that
"stars" Of fashion are among Us. And
we who have forgotten in the hurry
and worry Of every day life the old
sweet story, are reminded Of the dreamy
sweetness which renders the hearts
early love dream so enchanting.
There are select little fishing parties
which seem to be enjoyed immensely
by the participants. Delightful little
entertainments on the lawn where the
mysterious spell Of moon and starlight
lingering over, aud hallOwing its en-
joyment.
Miss Annie Blanton, who is visiting
at Adriance, spent several days last
week in the hospitable home Of Mr.
Charley Will Blanton.
Miss Blanton, Of Kentucky, and Mr.
John Blanton, Of Roanoke, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. 5 j Blant0n.
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President Jarman,s Recent Trip.

President Jarman is enthusiastic over
his recent visit to Boston to attend the
National Educational Conference,
where though the numbers were large
such was the system that every thing
moved like clock work. The best
thought Of the Educational work Of the
land was there and no teacher came
away without new inspiration and
uplit.
Mr.. JaIman not only enjoyed the adj
vantages as head Of great school by
being there, but the courtisies extend
ed, especially to Virgnians, in the form
Of receptions, excursions etc. He was
honored too by being made director for
the State Of Virginia and is thus
brought in closer touch with the great
work. Leaving Boston Mr.. Jarman
visited many Of the leading Normal
schools Of the country, and came away
congratulating himself that though not
rich Virginia's one Normal school for
girls compares favorably with any Of
them. This testimony is valuable.
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MlZdon Mile>.
MIZDON, Pr ED. Go. VAL
July ~, 1903. /

July - lHUo.
Misses Bessie and Alma Hunt arri-
we'd in this neighb0rhOod on last Fri
day. We are glad TO welcome them
home again and to hear of Miss Alma's
improvement in health.
Miss Marian Bnford, Of Petersburg,
is visiting in the neighborhOOd.
The meeting held at Olive Branch
Church last week was well attended
by the people of this vicinity. Dr.
Potts Of farmville, did the preaching,
and ms earnest presentations Of gospel
truths resulted in quite "a number of
conversions.
Misses Annie Carter, Susie Forbes
and Rebecca Covington visited at Miz-
don on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mollie BinfOrd returned last
week from visit 10 her sister Mrs. H.
G. Moore near farmvile.
Mrs. W. =. Gillian visited her
brother, Mr.. &. o. Harris last week
Mrs. w. NJ. G.. Ransom and Miss
Mag Moss, Of Buckingham, visited IN
the neighbOrhOOd last week.
We are sorry 10 hear that Messrs.
Hermon Philips and Brooks Elan are
on the sick list We hope that they
will soon be we'll again.
Mr. j. ID. Carter had fine horse
injured by a cut on the shoulder last
Sunday morning. The injury is not
thought 10 be permanent, however.
Rev. G. w. Maxwell preached at
Buffalo Church on Sunday afternoon
and made a strong appeal for help for
the Presbyterian Orphanage in Lyn-
chburg, Of which he has charge.
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TRAVIS, Va July %, 1908.

TRAVIS, VA, july, -, 1905.
Misses Ellen and Annie Lyon, Of
Cumberland, were the pleasant guests
at Mr. John Fosters several days last
week.
Misses Is. NJ. Wade and Addie Vena-
BILE visited relatives in farmyille Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Yerser, Of Farmville, has
been the POPULAR guest Of Miss Ruth
Gillian for several weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bass and mother visited
at Mr.. John Gilliam's Sunday
tMiss Annie Bruce has returned home
after a delightful visit 10 relatives M
Richmond and Manchester
Mr.. n. W. Bruce and family, spent
Saturday night at Travis.
Miss Pattie Bradshaw visited relatives
in Crewe last week.
Miss Carrie jenkins, Of Faye, spent
Thursday night with her brother, Mr.
Tom jenkins.
Little Misses Mary, Fannie aud An
ME Gannaway, are spending some time
with Mrs Fannie Anderson.
Mrs. Kate Gillian has been on the
sick list for some time.
Mr.. G.. T. Anderson was quite pain
fully, though not seriously hurt last
Saturday, by fall from wagon. We
hope soon 10 see him out again.
The lawn party given at Sharon iasl
Thursday evening, was much enjoyed
by all present. We hear 1t was quite
success financially.
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ACTION, Va, July y, 1903.

ACTION, Va, July D, 1903.
Miss Matte Franklin aud little
brothers, also Mr.. Daniel Driskill were
guests at Mr.. T. w. Roberts Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Hettie Kittenger is spending
this week with Miss Maggie Addle-
man.
Miss Mamie McCracken is attending
the sanctilied meeting.
Mr.. John Kittenger left today for
Roanoke, where he will spend the
balance Of the summer. We are glad
to report that he feels much better
Miss Lula Franklin went home sun
day. Many hearts were made sad by
her leaving. She made many friends
aud had a delightful time while in the
neighbOrhood
There was pleasant surprise party
last Friday evening and night, given
10y Miss LOttie Watson, in honor of
Miss Hettis Kettinger ana Miss Lula
Franklin. a nice supper was served
and later on cream and many kinds Of
cake and custard. and had music and
dancing until midnight.
Miss Matte Franklin will leave for
Lynchburg next Sunday, where she
expects to stay until the merry christ.
mas bells begin 10 ring
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Darlington Heights Dots.
Darlington Heights. Va, :
July 18th 1903. !


On Wednesday the 22nd, near Madi-
sonville, Mr.. George WoOdall, aged 30
years, died. He leaves a wife and one
child. His remains were laid to rest
at Spring Creek church.
On Monday the 10th, near Venner
Mrs. Robert Baker. aged 80 years died.
She had been in feeble health for
several years. Her remains were laid
to rest in the family burying ground at
home.
On Wednesday the 22nd at o'clock
a. m, one mile from Darlington
Heights, on the road leading to Farm
vile, the large brick building, now
owned by G.. T. Womack, was destroy
ed by fire
Mr.. y 7. Dillon spent several days
last week with friends in Roanoke.
Captain Wilson Shorter, Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway, who has
been spending several weeks with
friends in this neighborhood, has retur-
ned to Crewe.
Mr.. Frank Shorter and sister, were
the guests Of Mr.. Edward Shorter last
Sunday.
The Sunday school convention will
meet at Bethlehem church the 5th and
6th Of August
The Spring Creek Sunday school will
have a picnic and childrens day the
first Friday in September.
a great many people in this neigh
borhood went to Norfolk on the excur-
sion, and report a good time.
Mrs. Mary Carter visited friends in
LyncbbuTg last week.
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Pollard Points.
POLLARD, AMELIA Co., Va
JulV y. 1909.

POLLARD, AMELIA Co., va,
July p, 1908.
Rev. J. Il. Bagby preached fine
sermon Sunday at Sandy Creek church
to large congregation.
We are sorry to say Mr. Richard
Carriers little daughter is very in.
Mrs. Rucker has a very sick daugh-
ter.
Mr.. b. f. Vaughan, of Petersburg. is
visiting Mr. II. r. Pollard.
Mrs. Thomas Atkins and Mrs. Bin
coe Atkins, Of Richmond, are visiting
Mr.. 7. ;. Atkins.
Mr.. II. y. Pollard aud Mr. r. l..
Davis attended Cumberland court to-
day.
Miss May +. Wingo, who has been
sick 50 long, is not any better
There will be Sunday school picnic
at Providence church on the 22nd Of
August. We hope To have a grand
time as the scholars are praeticng their
speeches and singing.
Miss Susan Orange, who has been
living at Mr.. Giles W. Testers for
several years, has moved up TO her
nephew's Mr.. Bolt Meadows, near
Deatonyille.
Mr.. Robert ellis aud wife spent
saturday and sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Wiley Motley, near
Gills.
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Picked at Putney's.
Putney's, Va, July y, -

Iuthey - VA july - ijVo.
Mrs. A. T. Anderson is visiting her
sisters, Mrs Jones and Mrs. Black, OF
razewell.
Mrs. w. w. Swan, Of Five Forks,
visited her daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Wo-
mack last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Roland Foster, Of Hawk. Cum
berland county, spent last week with
her son-in-law, Mr. A. T. Anderson.
Mrs. w. +. Anderson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Mollie Singleton, Of Darling
ton Heights, last Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. n. l.. Womack visited
at the home OF Mr.. W. w. Swan, Of
Five Forks, Sunday last
Miss Mary, Lizzie aud Eva Anderson
were the guests Of Miss Mamie Oliver
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Roland Foster, Of Hawk, was the
guest Of his son .in-law, Mr.. Tom An
dersou Saturday night and Sunday.
Cards are out for a measuring party
next Friday evening, July 81 at Rey.
j. NJ. w. Elders.
The Sunday school convention will
be held at Bethlehem church, August
9TH and 9Th. Large crowds are expect
ed.
Mr. Nathan Bell had the misfortune
to haye one Of his fine colts killed last
Thursday.
Some Of the farmers Of this neighbOr-
hood are quite busy hauling logs to
your town for sale, while Others are
busy topping their tobacco.
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Sheppards Shots.
snEppARps. n. Jnly 3. 10.

SHEPPARDs, Va, July ., 'O3.
The only things which are attracting
the attention Of the people Of Bucking
ham just now are the two things, Of all
others, which should not be discussed
in the local paper. What are the in
teresting things? Why yes. politics
and preaching. Not quite "every other
man you meet" is a candidate, but
there are lots Of them. Well, next
saturday will clear the atmosphere in
a political sense, and somebody will
get left. 81 hope my man will not be
the one" that's what we all say.
The Holiness camp-meeling closed
today after a ten days service. Large
crowds attends meetings, and there are
very few people in Buckingham who
do not go to the tabernacle at least one
day every year.
Dr. Lacy the beloved preacher Of the
Episcopal church held two days services
at st. Peters. Rev. Mr.. Sanford
preached very strong and instructive
sermon at the Baptist church and the
Methodists will next Sunday begin a
meeting to continue ten days at
smyrna. So we have many religious
advantages. We ought to be mighty
good folks. Some Of us are; others Of
Us are not
Misses Kate, Iaida and Minnie Gan
naway. Of Lynchburg, are visiting their
grandfather, Mr.. VIM. +. Gannaway
Miss Keller, Of Woodstock, is visiting
friends in the neighborhood.
Miss Julia Forbes, Of Cumberland
county, is visiting her grandparents at
New Store.
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Mr.. add Mrs. j. J. Walker. after a
pleasant stay at Ashevllle, are at home.
Mrs. J. V. Wade Is spending several
weeks In the mountains with friends.
Mrs. r.. h. Crale and Miss Sue Ed
munds returned to Texas with Mr..
Branch Cralle and will remain for
some time.
Messrs. w. Sturman aud :. w. Pau.
lett, Jr., have returned from Baltimore
where they attended the Elks con-
ventiOn.
President and Mrs Jarman will leave
next week for the mountains. Mrs.
Jarman Is very much improved, but
must have breath Of real mountain
air.
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O'Niel-Gray.

Miss Maud Estelle Gray and Mr..
William Seton O'Niel were united in
marriage promptly at lllO o'clock
Tuesday morning, at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Rosa Gray.
DR.. Potts had been called away to
the death bed Of his uncle and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Thompson. The only attendants were
Mr.. James Gray, Of Petersburg, and
Mr.. Heroert Davis. The parlor was
very prettily decorated, and, with the
red lights made beautiful scene
Only the most intimate friends Of the
bride were present.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Niel left for their future home,
Chapel Hill, y. c.
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Felden Facts.

/ iHi'hNf A. July ~ IiV1.
The social event Of the season was a
dance at the home Of Mrs. G.. II. Ran
son last Friday night, 9th, given In
honor Of Miss Eddie Keeton, Of Law.
renceville, who is visiting friends and
relatives near Felden. Among the
dancers were: Misses Ruby Ransom,
Bessie Barksdale, Mamie McCmw,
Ellie Priddy, Ida Scott, Gerlie Moore,
Estelle Chappell, Jennie and Daisy
Shackleton, Eddie Keeton, Antysh
Allen, Sadie Allen, Florence Womack,
and Mrs. Charlie Redd; Messrs Fen.
Will and George Redd, Robert Priddy.
Hamlet Allen, William McCmw, Wal
ter FOwlkes, Elmo Shacklet0n, John
Allen, Clyde Ransom, Pryor Burke,
John Barksdale, Charlie Redd and
Allie Jones Mes-rs. Branch Wor-
sham and Henry Womack furnished
the music. After a most delightful
evening, every one babe farewell Ia
their charming hostess, and returned
home, each expressing regret that the
hours flew 80 swiftly.
Miss Eddie Keeton, the charming
and attractive daughter Of Mr. John T..
Keeton, Of Lawrenceville, is the guest
OF Misses Mamie McCaw aud Ruby
Ransom.
All Us are expecting very enjoy /
able time at the picnic next Friday.
Misses Maud Allen aud Estelle Chap. /
pell are spending this week with friends .
and relatives near Tredway.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. }. Allen left yester-
day for Kentucky, where they will re-
side IN the future.
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llnckshnrr. Va. July 10Th.

Blacksburg, Va, July lbthi lW'
Atan Informal meeting Of the Facul-
IS Of the V. p. 1. the following was
adopted
With feelings of profound sorrow,
sorrow, we, the faculty Of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute desire 10 place
up0n record our sense of bereavement
at the death Of Mr.. Clifton ID. Taliaier-
10 for sd mauy years the Registrar OF
of our College Brought into close con
tact with him, a. his position required,
we had learned To look with complete
confidence upon his answering
fidelity, his remarkable accuracy, his
wonderful memory aud the absolute
trustwOrthiness that he evidenced In
everything both great and small. When
most men would have given up long
before. he remained tO the last at his
duties, even persisting when physically
unable % continue, and leaving too
late for much needed rest at the al
most command Of those in authority.
In his death not only do we mourn a
personal friend, but the college has met
with loss in vital department that
will be recovered from with great DIFF
ficulty and only after the lapse of time.
It is resolved that a copy Of this &C
ton be sent 90 the family Of Mr.. Talia-
ferro, be published in his home paper,
and be spread upon the minutes Of the
faculty.
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Mount Leigh Musings.
MI. LEIGH, Va, July %, 1903.

his iFlbhi A. July - i'v's
Rev. W. j. Shipman. and Mr.. W. l..
Clark, Of Rice, and Mr.. Chas. Watkins
and sister. Susie, OF Farmyile, were
guests at Liberty Hap Sunday.
Mr. James Taylor and family, Of Man
chester, are spending some time with
Mrs. jenkins.
Miss Mary Weaver is greatly inn
proved.
Misses Ellen and Annie Lyon, OF
Cumberland, spent several days this
week with Miss Fannie Clark.
Mr.. 5. ID. Walton and wife, Of Farm
vile, spent Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. h. b. Wilson
Mr.. :. Kennsth WOodlin, Of Rich
mond, is spending the week at Mrs.
4. Clark's.
Mrs. Il. -. Wilson, Jr., and Miss
Margaret Roach spent Saturday night
with friends on college hill.
Masters Jamie and Willie Clark are
spending several days with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jn0. W. Foster,
Of Travis.
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STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
FARMYILLE. VA.

Founded hy fhe Legislature tO educate
teachers for the public schools.
FREE TUITION for two hundred young
women.
-chol r.hips appointed among the coun-
tie. and cities.
Liberal course ln Language Literature,
ID STORY. Sciences and art.
STRONG PROBES Az course for teachers.
Session begins September Yfh.
Nrfr J0r c0fr'DJHr anal application bf0nA,
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Our pastors are still on duty notwith-
standing the heat Of summer and occu-
pied their pulpit on last Sunday morn
ing. The Rev Elliott Boykiu, Of
Abingdon, preached at the Episcopal
church aud the people heard him
gladly Union services were held
at the Presbyterian church, the Rev.
Mr.. Harrison preaching the sermon.
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nEMOCRATIC PRnNARY.

Ifriectel shall cndcavor to bee faithful 10
every trust committed TO my keeping.
shall always hc grateful for the support
] have received nom fnr voters OF Prince Ed
ward. within hcr borders my eyes first saw
the light of day. Her moral and material up
building and uplifting viii always receive my
earnest support
shall at amy time. Doe pleased 30 answer
any questions pertaining 10 any cause
have advocated or vote Chat have cast
Respectfully,
J. J. OWEN,
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Notice.

The school trustees ofPrince Edward coun-
ty Will meet boo annual conference boz the Of
flee of VII. Ewing. Treasurer, farmyille,
Va. on August :, lYl} at l0 %. m.
j. ID. EGGLkSrON, Jr.,
~uu't Sgnoolg
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For the House Of Delegates

Mr.. Thomas X. Bruce will receive the
support at the Democratic primary Of
MANY VOTERS.
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EilW Hwd.-lu the summer Of
Isl, attended camp meeting in Buck
urnam county and last week attend
ed the Holiness meeting in the same
county. There we're marked changes
between the two meetings, at least such
seem, Oh ue SD as looked at through the
eye glasses of the present
The crowd at the camp meeting was
very much the larger the spirit Of lev
lty was more emphatic and very many
more people spent the nights on the
camp ground
And. then. The preaching ON the two
o.caslou, dii di1er ,o widely. At the
former STRESS was laid ou conversion.
at ihc latter 600 .aucu.icauon. Persons
Who bad been knee'iug at the altar
asking au interest n the prayers of
Gods. when they arose from their
knee, iu better frame of mind. were
a.6ed Are you simply converted or
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If you wish t0 bee comfortable during
lhe warm weather invest in some Of
These soft and light weight uegligee
shirts at Fleming 81 Clark's.
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Take Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t has
cured when everything else has dis
appointed. sold by II. c. Crute.
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am uow Offering several pure bred
Jersey COWS Co pail. A nice lot of heif-
tfs' different ages. Also bay mare
iu good condition and works anywhere
ana drives We'll. Come early and Sc
leci for yourselL
W b. GATES, Rice, Va.
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Whcl Other Medicines have Failed

A man has a funny look on his face
when the laugh is on him.
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Chas. saleeby sells the -. NJ" cigars.
Try one.
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Many a mans popularity is due to
what he doesn't say.
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For The House Of Delegates.

10 Mc DomOcr0fic iOfqs NJ Prince
EdW1rd County:
Having served the people of Prince I'd
ward Cor two sessions Boz the Legislature and
learned something Of its important work
aud tho various methods necessary to know
to accomplish same, ] announce myself 70
for reelection, subject 10 the rules
Il II - l. IN In
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Wash goods at low figures for cash at
Fleming N Clarks.
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Abilene Account.
AbIIene. NJ. JnIy q. Dob.

Aullclti ' as July - l"'''
Miss Lula Franklin returned home
last Sunday evening after a two weeks
visit at her sisters, Mrs. Roberts. She
reports a delightful time.
Mr.. Daniel and Mayhall Drskill were
the guest of the Misses Franklin Satur-
day and sunday.
Miss Bessie Franklin and Mr.. Willie
IhackstOn were the guests Of Miss EVE
Baker last Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. W. 4. Baker is visiting her
home this week again.
Mrs. Ben Franklin called at the home
of Mrs. Franklin last Monday evening.
Miss Matte and Bessie Franklin
visited at Mrs. b. ID. Naddell Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Matte Franklin and Mr. Daniel
Driskill were the guests Of Mrs. L. w.
Roberts last Sunday.
You viii find the celebrated -. NJ"
cigars, at Chas. Saleeby's.
Bread is the staii of life ifyOu want
il good use "Obelisk' flour.
J. +. WALTON x Co.
Smoke -. M."cigars. Chas. Saleeby
sells them.
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"Obelisk" -four is always reliable for
a nice light loaf try, IL.
J. +. WALTON d Co.
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The Union label Is a guarantee that
the -. NJ" cigar is superior cigar
in every respect Try one. Chas.
Saleeby's.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. ADJ druggist, refund the money
H 90 fails to cure. r. ". Groves sigma
lure is GOA ench box. DC
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. liy'u want good bread use "Obelisk"
Hour. j r. WALTON d CO.
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To the Voters ofPrmcc Edward.

AZ the solicitation ofmany friends, ! re-
~poctfullN announce myself "a candidate for
tlo office Of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for Prince Edward coun-
fN. subject 90 tNu Democratic primary 10 DE
held ON l2ih September. llB
~. .NINNINGMAM.
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Bread is the stali life,n ifyou want
10 good use "Obeliskn flour.
T. WAfToN A Co
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-07-31

Jnlon made.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-07-31

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-07-31

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