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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
GUARANTEES TO CURE
DRUNKENNESS.

i . : & i ( , / u -
We never guarantee a remedy unless we
know It possesses real merit, We strong
~ recommend Orrine as a cure AR drunk
the craving for alcoholic stimulants,
+ I Orrine No. i Is a secret remedy and can
be given in tea, coffee, soup, milk or food,
without the slightest knowledge Of the
less and harmless, Orrine No, els inTpill
Either form 81 per pa &c, mailed sea led,
I greatest confidence. Wrlteyto the Orrine
Company, IF Inc., Washington. D, O., for
free book on drunkenness, mailed in
Brllain envelope. II VI.
We have exclusive sale In this city. and
are perfectly satisfied that the Company
Is reliable and will rafund the money II
they fall to cure the craving for liquor. ],
Polk Miller chldrey Z, 60. lol " lsroad
Polk Miller Drug Co. SSa p. Ma!n
Street, Richmo1 Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
LETTER TO J. ., LIVINGSTON.
Richmond Va

y .
Dear Sir: A gallon saved is 81 or IS
earned, Deyoe saves 2 or 3 gallons In 10.
How much Is it worth q gallon2
A gallon saved saves the painting
too; and both together cost 81 or Ss-s4
where labor Is cheap; IS where labor II
dear
Our agents In Bridgeport. Conn. HUB
bell & Waldo Co. tell us; "rhere are a
great many workinRmen's houses here.
They used to paint lead-and-oil and take
ten gallons, We have been selling them
ten gallons Ioevoe lead-and- zinc. and
have had. IN every instance, two gallons
returned. The proportion Is often
higher than that; We have known 1t five
In ten; hut that Is exceptional.
This Is the explanation: Deyoe l.is
ground by machineIy. and Is ground
fine; ead-and-oil is mixed by hand and
Isn't ground ut all, Yours truly.
80 II W DEYOl1 Il CO
Harris Hardware Co sell out asiat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
ID carr. Of WILMINGTON, and colonel W.

o, Carr, of Wilmington, and Colonel w.
II. Dortch. of Goldsboro, to have q
hearing before the Governor next Tues
day In the interest OF Tenchy
The murder WAS In March, 1908, ut
tho home Of a negro woman. Riven-
man's house, MS lie claimed, to engage
her and others living In the house to
pick Strawberries. AS he WAS leaving
Teachy came up, drew his revolver and
fired the fatal shot. declaring as he did
so that he had warned him II he ever
caught him there he would kill him.
There was evidence tending to show
that there had been immoral relations
between Teachyy and the woman, Teachy
having suspected Rlvenbark of paying
her visits also, had threatened that he
would kill him. lf }fN 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
NO ANSWER YET.
St. Paul's Still in Doubt About
08 Acceptance of Kinsolving.

The yestry OF st. Pau's Church has
received no definite answer from Rev
Arthur Kinsolving regarding his COM
slno To take charge of tho church. When
NIT. Kinsolying was here last Monday he
asked the vestry If the church would fur
nish an assistant rector, and the question
IS now under consideration. II Is thought
that Mr., Ilinsolving is waiting to hear
from the vestry before he reaches def
mite decision. A prominent member OF
the church said on yesterday that for
nal answer would be received from Mr.,
Kinsolying on Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

The explosion shook the olty from end
to end. and somo thought that there had
been an earthquake, as the roar Of the
explosion was plainly heard throughout
Wilmington A few minutes later fire
alarm was turned in by one OF the help-
ers at the plant. and the department re-
sponded.
Tho boilers represent cost OF about
$1,000 each, while the setting for each
one represents a still greater outlay
The total loss is oonservatively estimated
at $50, 900. ,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Todd Case Dismissed.

Justice Johns docket was Ike Baliff Glib
bons's jokes yesterday, short and uninterestng
There was nothing of special mention except
the continued case of Mr.. g, y. Todd. who
was sarrested some time ago by q street car
man because OF. a misunderstanding about a
quest of counsel for the company.
Two colored women named Florence Gray
and Cornella Brown, each paid $2.h0 for having
q little scrap against tho peace and dignity
Z OF the Commonwealth,
There We're a few DRINKS besides hut nothing
was collected from them, and then court was
adjourned In ample time for Justice John to
get out on the foul line, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Washington Affairs,

tFrom Our Regular Correspondents
y WASHINGTON %. c.. May 27,-Postmasters
appolnted; Virglnin-Bremo Bluff, Fluyanna
county. Samuel n. Ransom, Vice George w
Smith. dead; Pine View, Fauquler county,
William j.. Crttenden, vice John Crttenden.
dead. Et
NORTH carolIna--cagles MIL. Montgomery
county, William i. CcrEelison, Vice A. Cor
nelson resigned 4455 r.
Rural free delivery route No, 2 ordered es-
itablished August i, al Burkeyille, Nottowny
county, ya., serving AIS people and e5 honies.
Joseph y, Hunt appointed regular, Clarence r.
Breadloye substitute rural carrier, route Z, at
Oxford M c. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
INTERIOR VIEW OF THE PLANT SHOWING

to the hall, where he detained her with
his revolver until the other robber had
finished with the silver and other things
In the flat.
When the flat had been plundered to
their satisfaction, the men rushed out
of the building and disappeared down the
street and out of sight before a warning
was given. Mrs. Lease gave the police
a good description of the robbers, but the
thieves have not yet been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Having Great Time.

p A telegrame received from Charleston ".
va last night, stated that the United CONNER
cial Travellers of America. In general conclave
there, had decided TO hold It's next meeting
in 1907 at Norfolk. Va. and that this de-
vote.
The Richmond delegation is having a great
time, and Is being entertained In a lavish man
ner. ta II f5 g8G
: The special car 'Lysander," In which the
Riohmonders are travelling. Is expected to
reach Richmond to-day at $3.50 over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Accepted a Gail.

ts.,rrt-, Tbs Tlrr-- rlls"ntch
WINCHESTER. VA, May H.-Rev. g.
w. Casscll, formerly of Graham, Va,
and until recently Of the Chicago sl1utn-
ed n call to the Lutheran Churches az
stephen City and Fawcett Gap, this coun-
ty, to succeed Rev j.. W. Stricken, VINO
recently went to North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Will SUPPLY Water
FOR LEE |: DISTRICT
New Plant Equipped by Electric
Construction Company
Of Virginia.

Few Richmonders know that in the low.
but spacious, building OF solid granite
which has been built beside the city's
pump house only recently, there exists
electrical, steam and turbine generators
whkch will. 70 case of a great fire In the
Lee District. furnish that section with
10000 gallons OF water an hour, where.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Mrs. Wiley Succeeding.

Mrs George II. Wiley, wife OF Rev. MIR.
Wiley, OF the Nineteenth Street Mission, is
money for the Home for Maynard Girls.
She has already collected $4,000 and $500
OF the amount came from Mr., William G. Ivy,
OF Lynchburg VINO sent his check without
solicitation. &4 3it
Another Gkind-hearted yirginlaH has present.
ed Mrs. Wiley with a farm OF eighty acres
FOR her proposed Home. and It therefore
looks as though the success OF the ventura Is
assured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
HORSE AND COLT SHOW.
Large Crowd Attend Blue Ridge
Hunt Club Events.
(specIal1to The Times Dispatch.

2 Especial to The Times-D lspatchD
Il WINCHESTER. VA, May 21.-The
twenty-nfth seml-annual Horse and Colt
held this afternoon at Garter Hail."
near Wildwood. Clarke county. and was
~ ended by a large crowd Of people from
this section and from east of the Blue
~ g lanr cf thr..vents were exciting
and some OF the finest horses In Vir-
B55s59 y, SHOWN u..dcr tho saddle and
in harness.
~ interesting; none OF the participants
were injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

of myself ! am we'll. I
am persuaded that
Safe Cure did 1t. ] be-
.lieve that the medicine
will do all that It claims
to do. II the patient Will
follow the Instructions
to the letter. ~. VII
LARS, Pastor NJ. y.
Church.
TEST YOUR URINE.
II there ls q reddish
sediment In It, or II 1t is
cloudy, or if you see
particles or germs float
Ing about In 1t, your
viincyg are diseased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Bar Association Meets.

The Richmond Bar Association held meet
Ing Friday night at tho Hermitage Golf Club,
when about forty members listened to an
excellent address from Hon. Wyndham Mere
dlth and afterward enjoyed a fine supper on
Mr.. Meredith spoke on the query, us Name
Home His CastleG'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Died Under Chloroform.

Especial to The Tlmcs-D lspatch.) =,
LEEsBURG. VA. May A.-Mr. ,Ihos'
ty. died die suddenly yesterday in Freder-
ick CITY, Md, while having num-
Der Of teeth extraeted when pnaer tne
IL ,.,nues, nv local physicians. He cx-
hired mir later after the sixteenth tooth had been
n RI Wn, al5ls 4 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
GREAT EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Much
Damage Done,
fsnecinl 10 The Times DIspatch

(Specinl 20 The TlmeN-TISpHtUTI,l
WILMINGTON, n. c., May N.-rA ter
rifle explosion occurred at the plant Of
the Hilton Lumber Company, on the
northern suburbs OF tho city, At 5 o'clock
this morning. and tho big boiler room,
containing six huge boilers, was demol-
.ished. Sam Corhett, colored fireman,
was killed outright, and tmbers, broken
pieces OF iron and roofing We're scattered
for hundreds OF yards IN every direction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Bishop Kelley to Preach.

Bishop Kelley. of Savannah viii preach q
81, Peters Cathedral this morning at II
o. clock. ag6 &.
Tho bishop Is a noted orator and there IL no
doubt but that the Cathedral Will DO packed.
During HIS stay he VIII be the guest or
Bishop Van de Vyver at tho Palace, on
Grace Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

7 The Colt Committee propose TO fnaugu-
pament. TO be played every Saturday af-
( ,ernoon. 3 tfs
These tournaments increase the interest
do his best. NanyRnew- players are COM
Ing ont and these weekly events will
s be at service to them by throwing them
INTO contests with the old hands n the
game thus giving them an opportunity to
pick IN mary or the fine points. which
are only gained in this way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
The Big Sale Muslin Tn
derWear Continued.

Night Gowns OF muslin, full width,
yoke OF tucks, finished at neck and I
sleeves with ruffles, soc.
Night Gowns. made Of good muslin,
with deep square yoke Of tucks and
torchon lace at O2,sc,
Night Gowns, good muslin with yoke
of Hamburg and tucks, at DSc.
Night Gowns OF fine cambria, with
solid yoke Of Swiss embroidery, 100.
Muslin Skirts with tucked flounce,
edged with Hamburg, at oUc. 4
Muslin Skirts, full and wide, with
deep ruffle of hemstitched tucks, at !;
soc.
Muslin Underskirts with deep ruff
file of tucks and Val. lace, at $50.
Muslin Underskirts OF fine muslin
f with deep flounce OF Insertion and
Hamburg edge. 1926 nj
Muslin Undersklrts in short lengths.
neatly made and trimmed at 31c.,
o0c. and soc.
Good Muslin Chemise with hem
stitched ruffle around neck and
sleeves, at zoe.
Chemise OF cambria with deep yoke
( OF tucks and Hamburg insertion. at
60c.
Chemise OF fine muslin, with round :
yoke OF torchon lace. trimmed at
bottom with deep ruffle OF tucks and
torchon lace, S1.30. .8s5 4, & IN
II Ladies' Drawers Of good muslin
with hemstitched ruffle. at 25c.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers with tor
chon and Hamburg trimming. 5Oc,
Plain Tight Fitting Corset Covers
at 12hc. vi
Corset Covers with full point edge.
with torchon and Hamburg edge, at
26c.
III Corset Covers Of good muslin with
deep yoke Of Val. insertion, beading
and ribbon, Doe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
WARNER'SSAFECURE
Rev. DR.. H. villars, Prominen
Methodist Divine, Says "Saf'
Cure" Cured His Rhcllnlntisin.

SANDWICH, 1ll.-'After a delay Of
months to be sure that cure OF my
rheumatism OF over n years painful snf-
ferlng had been effected, desire to as
sure you that 80 far as know anything
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

buried under the chancel of historic
Westover Church, situated about seven
miles from The Glebe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Still Talking White ii :.
Goodc.
Awhile Sale You Will Al.

ways %kemem Der.
Dainty White Goods with band like
flounces, beautiful for graduation
frocks. II e 4
Figured Swiss. one Of the very new
est and most dainty white materials,
at 37hc. and Soc. a yard.
Dotted Swiss IN small and medium
dots Very dainty, washes Well and
always looks nice, from 20 = Sc. Al tor
Toe. n yard.
French Lawn. very sheer and fine,
As inches WIDE washes well. at .i5c. Il
French Batiste, 40 inches wide, fine
clinging and silky, washes beautiful
", at zoe. O yard. IN
Is French Batiste, IS inches wide, with
beautiful silk finfsh,i Slaunders beauti-M
fully. Nothing could make II more
beautiful graduation gown at soc. and
" zoe q yard. II ~ /, n 35j X
French Nainsook, slightly soiled 4Ss
inches wide. washes and wears well. u
for Infants wear and shirt waists that
sold for 45c. and soc. a yard, for 1Dp.,
a yard. 4g
White organdie. from 121sc. to TOO.
q yard. n, 81 AZ .3 @
White Silk Null, 4s inches wide, fine
and beautiful, at soc. a yard. n
Mercerized Madras, in "a variety OF
neat, pretty designs. with bsAutituli
sa tin finish, at 25c. a yard
White Drawn Work Waistings, very
pretty and entirely new, at Zoo. q
yard. ~ Il
White Figured Madras. in neat de-
signs. at s1-3c.
Long Cloth, in 12-yard pieces. very
4 fine and nice, at S1.3O piece
Checked Muslins. good value at
Q 1-4c,
White Table Linen.
Plain Satin Damask. two yards wide,
the very thing for drawn work.
dots, S1.25 yard to SEQ
Heavy White Satin Damask, In beau
tiful floral designs, at $1,As yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
RIHEIU.MA i SIN.

Rheumatic Cont, Backacl,c and All
Forms Of Uric Acid Poison Are
Results Of Kidney Disease, and
Can Only BE Cured by Gctting
Directly at the Seat of the Trouble,
the Kidneys, with
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
ENJOYABLE Evening.

On last Friday evening Mr.. IL. Is.
Bullock. Farmyille's efficient electri-
clan. celebrated the completion Of tbs
new lighting plant in am unique ana
most enjoyable manner
lie invited the town council, NUM-
Der Of other officials and Herald
representative to the new plant where
an unusually interesting and pleasant
evening was spent. Mr.. Bullock as
sisted by Mr.. W. NJ. Duyall, Chairman
of the Councils Light Committee
welcomed the guests most cordially,
and shortly after 9 o'clock all were in-
yited 10 tables ladened with delicacies
OF sea and land. Oysters fresh from
the shell served i'm every style, birds
ON toast. turkey, salads, celery, olives
Old Virginia ham and fruits Of all
sorts furnished feast which was
genuinely enjoyed.
Eating, informal chatting, passing
Jokes anu ldNEiA iAAttNN ttNNA' o. -
quickly until just before midnight
when the ho,t and guests parted, the
latter expressing their thanks for an
evening of rare enjoyment.
The other guests present besides the
Mayor and Council were, Messrs. =.
II. G.. Rice. r. ID. Miller, j. f. Gar
land. j. =. Hart, DIR. Jarman and b.
NJ. Cox.
Fannynle's electric light plant is
completed. aud is oneofthe best equip
ned for efficient work TO be found IN
the South. Much time and labor have
been spent by both the local electrician
sud Mr.. Duyan in supervising and
watching the towns interest i'm the
erection Of building and machinery for
a lighting plant Of which all our citi-
leas should feel proud.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
High BHdge

High Bridge neighborhood b. so
quiet since many Of 10, young people
are away that IT,, hard 20 gathermuch
news Of late.
Mrs. Louis Cawley ha, improved
right much, we are glad 90 report
Mr. Louis Lyon, of Amelia, and
hi, sister, Tre>ie. visited their uncle.
Mr.. A. W. Lyon, Sunday.
Miss Annie ligon spent saturday
and Sunday at home
Mis-, Hannah Cmwley has "a very
full school al Green Greek. and DO the
school continue. 20 grow Us 10 has
since She took charge of 10. we viii
have enough scholars for "a graded
school next term.
Mrs. r.. l.. Agee who was very ODD
last week i- improving.
Mrs. a. W. Lyon ha, some very
fine pea fowl, for sale.
Me,sr,. Kenna and Wilbur Cmw-
ley visited their sister Nr-. D.. ~.
Madison Sunday.
NE are sorry 20 reportouroId neigh
Dor, Mrs. II. y. Madison, very much
indispo,ed for The las few day, We
miss Mr. and Mrs Madison very
much since their removal t0 Prince
Edward.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
AMELIA COUNTY.

The first meeting Of the Glee Club
will be i'm the home of Mr.. Junius Far
lev next Friday night.
Mr.. Willie Motley, Of Loudoun, Is
building a handsome residence for
Mr.. Seth Bell.
Mr.. Claude Farley, Of Nile, and Mr..
Irving Noble, of overly, visited in the
home Of Mr.. a. r.. Davis sunday.
Miss Oue Barden is on the sick list.
Messrs. Atkinson, Campbell, Van
derprin aud Harvey. Of Philadelphia,
will be down ON their annual cunning
trip next Sunday, and Will be the
osests of Mr. A. r. Davis. These gen.
flemen have made host oI
friends IN the vicinity who are anxious
to give them a hearty hand shake.
Quite a number Of our neighhof'
were i'm town Wednesday.
Uncle VIM. Jones, highly respect
ed colored man of this vicinity, who
Ina, been i'm a Richmond hospital suf
fering with severe headache, return
cd TO hi, home Monday somewhat inn
proved
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
SancO.

Rev W. j. Shipman preached an
able sermon as usual sunday morn
ing at Sharon, from the words: "Ihe
righteous shall flourish like the palm
tree" To avery attentive audience.
Mrs. Christina Barber is spending
sometime i'm Cumberland with her
mother. Mrs Stuart, who is quite sick.
Miss Nellie Barber, Of Longwood,
is visiting her brother, Mr. Alfred
Barber, of SancO.
Miss Maggie Hancock j, spending
sometime with her brother, Mr., VIII
lie Hancock, Of this neighborhood.
Mr.. Willis LeSturgeon, of Cumber-
land paid brief visit 10 Mr.. Alfred
Barber one day last week.
Mrs. b. NJ Atkinson, Miss Nellie
Atkinson and Messrs. Aubrey Akin
son and Claude French visited in the
home Of Mr.. Hancock last Sunday
night
Mr.. Nat Morton, of Briery, spent
last Sunday night with his friend,
Mr.. W. II. Morton.
Mr.. Flayius French spent last sun
day with his mother.
Miss Sadie Turns and Air. Arthur
Turns, of AppomattoN, were theguests
of tine Misses Sims last Sunday.
Mr. W. n. Morton sold ms farm at
Sauco. to Mr. Heinrich Engel, of Pa
villa. South Dakota, a short while
back. Mr.. Engel moved last Mon
day. Mr.. Morton Ina, moved into the
old ~ammons home where me expects
to reside next year.
Mr.. j. W. Oyerton is getting on
alright cross laying Briery Hill lie
hopes 10 make completion TIM
week.
Several ofour farmer have stripped
and sold some tobacco, and received
satisfactory prices.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
Good News For FaTmVills.
Science al Last Discovers a Real Cure
For rheumatism.

After years Of experiment new
scientific remedy has been found that
not only relieves, but absolutely cures
Rheumatism aud kindred diseases 10
stay cured rheumatism IL caused by
am excess Of poisonous acids in the
blood. The new discovery RHEUMA-
eide, though purely vegetable, and
acting through natures channels, neu.
tralizes these acids and sweeps all pot
SOUS and harmful germs out Of the
blood. AT the same time II tones up
stomach and regulates the liver and
Kidneys.
RHEUMACIDE therefore, cures the
disease permanently, because II re.
move. the cause. II has cured hum
dreds of cases after the most noted
doctors aud hospitals have failed.
RHEUMACfDE cured James Wilkes,
of Dillon. : c., after he had been held
iu bed by rheumatism for three years
and bis feet were drawn up almost 10
his back. This is only one Of the many
marvellous cures RHEtMAClDE has
already performed. RHEUMAClDE
i- curing many cases Of Rheumatism.
Sciauca, lumbago, govt, kidney trou-
bic. Indigestion aud constipation, right
n This community today.
Because il has cured 50 many Others
we believe IL will cure you. All the
leading druggists in this place sell and
recommend RHEU MACIDE.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
Nnrmal school Notes.

Last Saturday evening from D To- 8
Mrs. Cochran gave very enjoyable
tea to tine ladies of the faculty and the
wives of Che gentlemen of the faculty.
The ho,te,, wa. assisted boo entertain
ing bv Misses Cochran Dugger..
Thmle- and Mary White Cos. The
rerre,hmeut, consisted of olive and
NUT sandwiches and Russian tea,
chamiugly served while the ladie,
chaucd over the teacups.
Mis-, Ethel Cole, graduate of the
Normal school. j., visiting at the home
of Mrs. Peter Winston.
Miss Belle Gillian who has been
quite sick for some Time d, improving.
Mr. Henry Thompson. of lfueiield,
visited here ON last Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Crute spent last sum
day at her home, in Buckingham
Mis-. Willie Mackiuhimer, of the
Normal school. returned 90 her home
thi- week ON account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kei-ter, of Craig coun-
.y. stopped TO see Mis-, Leila Irenor
.atthe Normal school, ON Tuesday
Mrs. =. %. Thompson, of BIueheldr
vs.. Na.. i- spending few day, Will
her daughters. Misses Flora and
Lillian.
Mis-. Bette Price Startling wa, calleC
home ou Monday by the iIlness o
/ her mother
Mis-, Geucvie1e Nenable visited The
Normal school This week.
Miss Evelyn Figg'- brother o
/ Prince George county called 20 SCI
her ou Wednesday.
Miss Geuevleye Nenable ATTENDED
the Cunningham Literary society ~
last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Button was called hom'
. uhi- week by the death of her father
Mrs. Cabell flournoy, of West Win
pinia. a graduate of the Normal schoo
visited here This week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17

The German Lutheran Church bee
ing completed a few day, before, was
dedicated last Sunday with two ,ei-
vices. one at n o'clock and the otherat
halfpast .. The day was ideaiior peo-
ple turning out and the new church
was thronged from altar 90 rear. many
persons having to stand on thc oui-
side.
The morning sermon vas preached
bv Rev. r.. G.. FRANKIE, who is the pas-
,or Ills discourse was delivered 'n
the German language. m the ALTER
noon. Rev. Mr.. Shoot, of Meheun.
preached profoundly interesting -ei-
mon before congregation composed
largely Observation-Disclosures in town.
The new church is situated n the
southeastern part Of town, on io'
given the German settler oy Mrs. n. D..
Venable. LISA neat and attractive
frame edi6ce. though NOT large. of am.
ple capacity for the present meW"ei-
shin. numbering fifty or more. ~