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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-09-28
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Red House

September "A, 'O6.
Miss Annie Andrews spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Dick Andrews, OF
Vincent Store.
Mr.. Jacob Elliott and sister, Miss
Maude, Of Whites Chapel, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in
this neighborhOod.
Mr.. Flood Andrews left last week
for Lynchburg, where he will attend
school this winter.
Misses Lizzie and Ellie Wingfeld,
Messrs. George Wingdeld and Mott
Harvey were the guests at Mr.. d. A..
Hancock's Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Thackston, Of Putney,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother, Mr.. Sam Thackston.
The little infant Of Mr.. and Mr..
II. y. Andrews was very badly burn
ed on Saturday last.
Miss Elvie Hancock, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Hamlet Deaner, Of Piedmont.
w. Va, is expected home the first Of
next month.
Mrs. Sam Thackston and little son
James, spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. Horace Baker, near jacksonville.
Miss Addie Baker, Of Venner, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Marcia Hunter.
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Mount Leigh


september 20, 1905.
Mr.. a. b. Willingham, Of South
Boston, was the guest Of Mr.. Jas. +.
Clark, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Roach returned to her
home in Richmond Saturday after a
few weeks stay with relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Mary Faulkner, Of South Bos-
ton, is visiting Mrs. Jas Bruce and
Mrs. Jas. Clark.
Misses Pattie and Florine Clark and
Miss Susie Watkins and Messrs. John
and Winston Clark were the guests OF
Mrs. Jas Bruce Sunday.
Miss Margaret Smithson is spending
some time with Mrs. j. Wade Fowlkes,
of Nutbush.
Misses Kathrine and Fannie Price
were the guests Of Mrs. Jas Bruce last
Wednesday.
Mrs. IL. w. Bruce and children are
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Clark.
Miss Mary Weaver left for her
school in the mountains last week.
Miss Ida Bondurant, Of Rice, spent
last week with Misses Florine and
Pattle Clark
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Buffalo

Pamplin city, Va, Sept. p, 'O6.
Mrs. Sallie Tucker, Of Amherst coun-
ty, spent several days at Mr.. W. b.
Binford's last week.
Mr. Hugh Cunningham left on the
18th instant for Newport News, where
he will attend y. y. Academy again
this term. Master John Cunning
ham has also returned to the Virginia
school for the deaf, dumb and blind, at
stanton.
Miss Nan G.. Hunt left Monday for
Georgia, where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. W. A. Oates, Of Louisville
this winter.
Miss Mamie Tredway, Of Richmond,
Va, is visiting at the home Of Mr.. b..
f. Hunt.
The many friends Of Mr.. Samuel y.
Cunningham will regret to hear Of the
loss, by fire, Of his best house Of tobac-
co.
4 series Of meetings was commenced
at Buffalo church on sunday night.
Rev. j. \. Paisley, the pastor, preach
ing the first night Mr.. Eston NJ. Ter
ry, who is soon to leave to attend the
Louisville Theological Seminary, kind
ly conducted the services last night,
and impressed the people as being a
very ready and earnest speaker
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Bnery


September y, 1905.
Mrs. Lucy a. Priddy has returned
from a visit Of several weeks to her
daughter, Mrs. j. II. Ingram, Of Char
lotte G.. H., and cousin, Mrs. James
Womack, Of Keysville.
Miss Emmie Redd is visiting relp.
tiyes i'm Farmyille.
Among the guests Of Mr.. VIM. Hen.
derson the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lockett Womack, Mrs. VIM.
Anderson and daughter, Of Darling
ton Heights, and Miss Susie Friend
and Mrs. Bette Friend and son of
brakes Branch.
Mrs. Daniel Dunn and children, Of
FORTS, Dinwiddie county, are spend
ing this week with her sister, Mrs. G..
VI. Redd.
Mr.. +. G. Wilson aud family spent
Sunday in the home Of Mr.. J. r. sta
pies, of Waldo.
Mr. Osborne Chappell, Of Abilene
was the guest Of Mr., W, f.. Chappell,
on Saturday night.
Mr.. r. W. Priddy and Mrs. Landon
Priddy and children visited friends in
Keysyille last Thursday.
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OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

These are days when the man who
has his own meat, right from the
farm, ought to be happy. What does
he care about the packers scandal
And we might all be thus indepen-
dent, if we would.
Thirty-fve years ago celery was a
rarity, even ON hotel tables, and was
used by few families, even of wealth.
Today it is a common edible, occupy
/ ing thousands of acres in Michigan,
Ohio and New York.
The State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner Of Wisconsin has scored his
first conviction under the new state
law 10y having a butcher fined SO for
selling meat Of an animal which had
large Jumps growing near the bones.
President Roosevelt did pitch hay
for spell one hot afternoon, but he'll
have TO pitch six days a week, put
ting i'm overtime 10y moonlight and
after church on Sunday, before he can
qualify for membership in real ebay
seed" club.
Last winter apples sold at five and
six dollars a barrel, but reports come
Of a tremendous crop in Southern Hi
nois and Missouri, and the indications
are that soon after they are placed on
the market the price will drop to - or
800.
We knew a farmer who when he
found a toad on any part Of his farm
took pains to catch il and remove it TO
his garden. lie said that in that way
his garden became so stocked with |
toads that they destroyed thousands |
of insects with no cost or trouble to
himself
a curious thing noticed at once by |
visitors to Moscow is the absence Of |
Whips among the cab drivers. There
is a law prohibiting their use. There
is not a single whip i'm use i'm Moscow.
The excellent condition Of the horses /
attcsts the benefit Of this humane law.
The whip is not in disuse in Moscow.
They use it there on men and women.
When one has a cool and dry place
for storing potatoes we believe it is
better to dig them when they are fully
ripe than to allow them to lie i'm the
ground until late October, as is Gus
iomery i'm a good many localities. And
This is particularly true if the early
fall is wet, as the tendency to rot is
greater if they are left in the ground
han when they are properly stored.
Heavy draft mares will grow a
grade draft colt every year that will
cell readily at from SO TO 800 when
hree years old. These same mares,
when bred to light horse, will breed
,olts that will bring from SO to 500.
Many horse breeders i'm the western
states are turning their attention to
mules, because the latter mature more
quickly and generally bring higher
prices.
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September -, 1905.

September -, 1905.
Protracted melting will commence at
Sharon the first Sunday night in
October During the week services
will be held at 1890 4. VI. and 7P. NJ.
Rev. W. }. Shipman will be assisted
IN the meeting 10y Rev. Mr.. Edge, Of
Burkeyille.
Rev. w. j. Shipman, Of Rice, spent
last Saturday night i'm the home Of
Mr.. b. II. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Stokes visited
at their brothers Mr.. II. A. Stokes,
last Sunday evening.
Miss Irma Hubbard returned 10 her
home in Green Bay last Sunday after
a two weeks visit to Miss Mytle
French.
Messrs. J. ID. Hancock and r. +.
French VI ted friends near Prospect
last sunday evening.
Yesterday morn x while Mr.. Les
I've French was handling his pistol it
accidentally went of, the ball passing
through his middle finger on his left
hand.
Mr.. James Hancock visited his
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AMELIA COUNTY.
Farley.

Sept. 18th, 1906.
The Overly nine defeated the Nor
ven team in baseball game at Rodo-
phil Saturday by the score Of S to g..
Overly has a fine team and they show
ed up well Saturday evening. G.. A..
Kennedy did some good pitching for
the Overly team, while Jim Rand
pitched for Morven.
1t looked at first as if Moryen would
win, as Lloyd Carter, one OF Oyerly's
best players was late getting TO the
grounds, being unavoidably detained
by business, and Mr.. G. +. Kennedy
was put in his place. About the fifth
inning Mr.. Carter appeared on the
scene and his presence seemed to cheer
the Overly boys, and as he took his
place in the game they all played with
renewed hope and yigor After that
it was an easy victory for the "Red
Jackets, as they were called by the
defeated Morven boys.
Miss Maude Vaughan is visiting her
sister Mrs X. A. Johns, at Overly.
Miss Sadie Southall, Of Amelia
G.. H., will spend several days this
week with her friends, Miss Annie
Glenn.
Mr.. j. W. Fretwel has accepted a
position on the Farmville police force
and will leave for his new home and
duties the first Of November, much to
the regret OF his many friends.
Mr.. Lloyd Carter the popular clerk
in the store Of Vaughan q Johns, at
Overly, has accepted position in
Farmville with r. n. Hillsman d Co.,
and will leave in few days.
Messrs. G. /. Noble and Ii. f. Glenn
visited in the home Of Mr.. y. Il. Davis |
Thursday night.
DR.. Herbert Forbes, who has been in
he Memorial Hospital suffering with |
4 broken arm and inflamatory rheu-
is much improved and is ex-
lected home Wednesday.
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Bold ATTEMPT TO Escape Jail.

Willie Winkic, the young white
man convicted last week ofhorse steal
ing, and sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary, has not made a quiet
peaceable prisoner during his confine-
ment in the county Jail. lie escaped
jail shortly after his arrest last spring,
and was re-captured in Lynchburg
and returned to Prince Edward Since
then The greatest prccaution has been
taken 10 keep him within the walls,
and his escape has been prevented
only 10y most unusual means. Well
might he bear the appelation Of Wiz
ard Wrinkle, for thus far no wrist cuffs
nor Leg irons have been any more for
him To discard than the taking Of of
a pair Of gloves by the ordinary per-
son. Half a dozen times has he been
manacled hand and foot, and left alone
i'm his cell, only to find him on the
jailors return free Of limb and working
like a Topaz upon the steel bars or lock
To his cage.
Wednesday night he in some man
ncT, known only TO himself, removed
his leg irons, and with the assistance
of Ma>sie Hill, one Of the murderers
Of Mr.. Gubb, who was in an adjoin-
inc room, had bent the steel bars con-
,idcrably when jailor Bliss came upon
the scene With assistance the jailor
again manacled them both and thrash
ed them soundly.
This is the first attempt Massie Hill
has made 10 escape the prison, and he
declared that Wrinkle put him up to
it,
biscuits baked rightin three minutes
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ROdOphii

September, "A, 1906.
The series Of meetings will com
mence at Sandy Creek Church Sun
day, the Both, sermon morning and
night. Rev. Joe Tucker, Of Richmond,
will assist Rev. John r. Bagby in his
meeting.
Mrs. f. w. Carter and little daught-
er Annie, returned home last week af-
ter a pleasant visit in Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Carter and
Miss Lille Carter visited in the hospi-
table home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Farley, Sunday last.
Miss Mabel Farley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Carter,
returned home Sunday after pleasant
visit.
Mr.. Willie Farley visited in the
home Of Mr.. n. NJ. Carter last Sunday
night
Mr.. Dabney Gillsand Herbert Glenn
called on Miss Alice Farley last Satur-
day afternoon.
The many friends Of Mr.. William
Farley are sorry to hear Of his indispo-
sitiOn.
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Supervisors Meeting.

At called meeting Of the Board Of
supervisors Of Prince Edward county,
held at me courthouse thereof on Fri
day, the DIST day Of Sept. 1906.
& Present: r.. l.. Dupuy, l.. ). Nerser,
A. \. Haskins, W. II. Hubbard, r..
Lee Price.
On motion it is ordered that the
Board Of Supervisors allow the County
Treasurer one per cent for receiving
and discussing the money paid over
to him for the Farmville District Road
Fund by the Farmville Dispensary
Board.
On motion it is ordered that the
Treasurer he authorized to borrow
money, if necessary, to pay warrants
until other funds come in.
ON motion the Treasurer is ordered
to turn over the county bonds which
have been paid and cancelled to the
Clerk to be fled in his office along
with other cancelled bonds.
The Board examined the treasurer 5
account Of the receipts and disburse-
ments Of the Farmville Dispensary
District Road Fund, and found the
same to be correct, leaving a balance
in hands Of treasurer as Of September
DIST 1906, Of 81, 5ll.O5.
ON motion il was ordered that re-
ward Of 500 be Offered for the capture
Of Jesse Ruilin.
The Board having examined the
books and vouchers Of Treasurer Ew-
ing found them correct and approved
the following report:
Report Of W. H. Ewing, Treasurer
Of Prince Edward County. Receipts
and Disbursements from August,
1905, TO August, 1906.
1876 TAXES. COUNTY FUNDS &c.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
When sister wears her elbow glove.
H. f.fsf.. H..tf....

l
As wearing elbow socks.
Mrs. W. r.. England LETT today for
Richmond.
Mrs. Randolph Wilkinson will leave
today To visit relatives i'm Richmond.
Miss Mary b. Bricu, Of Appomattox.
Is the guest of Miss iibhic Bliss.
Miss Daisy Sheppard, Of Bucking-
ham, is ViSiting Mrs. Henry Smith.
Miss Ella Burger left Wednesday
for an extended trip TO Alabama and
Arkansas.
Miss Lizzie Richardson left Tues
day night for Portsmouth to teach
school.
Miss May Paulett will return home
tomorrow from a visit To her cousin,
Miss Louise Tartty, of Suffolk.
Mr.. r.. NJ Anderson, prominent
citizen of buckingham county, is
quite III.
Mr.. e. :. Hurd, wife and children,
Of lIoboken, y. j., are visiting his
father, Mr.. Albert r.. llurd.
Mrs. r.. Claiborc Hale, of Baltimore,
is the guest Of Mrs. T.. Scott Martin
this week.
Miss Sarah I.askey has returned
from Chicago and Will spend the
winter here.
Miss Hattie X. Bugg left Saturday
to teach the primary grade, in the
Bedford City Graded School.
Keep away from people you don't
like, and don't talk about them is good
newspaper advice.
Major John ". Ouey arrived here
last Friday afternoon from the Valley
of Virginia, where he had been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Fay koiner.
The protracted meeting which will
he conducted by the Methodi>ts in the
Guards Armory will probably COM
mence on Sunday, October DIST
Every year the poultry bushes, is |
becoming more lucrative. The old /
hen is getting worth her weight iu
gold
Dr. Anderson and his brother, Mr..
II. w. Anderson, spent "a day or too
This week fishing in Smiths Lake
near Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt 5. Fem, Of Nash
Vile, Tenn, returned home last Mon
lay after a short visit 10 her mother,
Mrs. W. w. Anderson.
Mr.. b. l.. Digger has no inconsider-
Ible work i'm lowering the water
mains along High street made neceS-
AIRY by the excavations and grading
# that thoroughfare
The sidewalk from Main up High
treet TO st. George will be eight feet ,
vide with a five foot grass plat be-
ween it and the roadway. This the d.
ouncil decided upon last Tuesday
Misses McCray and Feed, Of Rock o.
ridge county, after three weeks a
leasantly spent visiting Miss Selma D
obb Of Darlington Heights neigh j
orhood, have returned TO their O
ONES. a
1t takes long time for some peo- q
lie TO learn that the postoilice walls e
re not the place for advertising mat n
n except that Of Uncle Sam. Try 2
le columns of the Herald, and note e.
le results. The habit of using the
ewspaper for reaching the people is q
lsily formed when once tried. %
When you pull down the town i'm "
hich is your home, you are pulling ~
own yourself. Try and abandon the u
ca that all good things are i'm some i"
her locality Give your town all the u
raise it can legtimatelY bear. 1t "
rtainly will do you no harm Above
], patronize your home institutions J
including the printing Office. ~
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Three Stinqy Men.

We take the following from an ex-
change:
1t is said that three Of the stingiest
men i'm the state were in town yester-
day. One Of them will not drink as
much water As he wants unless it be
from another mans well. The sec
ond forbids any Of his family from
writing anything bat "small hand"
As it is a waste Of ink TO make large
letters. The third stops his clock at
night IN order 10 save wear and tear
on the machinery. All Of them decline
to take their county paper on the
ground that it is a terrible strain on
their spectacles 10 read newspapers,
even in the day time.
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Putneys
September "a, 'O6.

september ~ UD.
Rev. Chas. Anderson preached at
Bethlehem Sunday morning at II
o'clock. lie has accepted the call to
that church and Douglas.
Mr.. Cell Harris visited his home
people Of Five Forks Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Womack and
son, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Singleton, Of Darlington Heights on
Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Putney left for college
last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Goode, Of Mecklenburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Daniel,
last week.
Messrs. Emory, Adams and Daniel
visited in Lynchburg last Saturday
night and sunday.
Miss Kate Anderson visited relatives
IN Cumberland county recently.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. l.. Womack, OF
Five Forks, were guests Of their son,
Mrs. II. l.. Womack last Friday.
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Starving 10 Death.

Because her stomach was so weak
ehtd by useless dugiug that she could
mo- eat Mrs. Mary %. Walters, Of st.
'iair H., Columbus. o., was literally
starving to death. She writes: "My
stomach was so weak from useless
drugs that ] could not eat, and my
nerves So wrecked That could not
Sleep and not before ] was given up
10 ale was ] induced to try Electric
ibilIer,, with the wonderful result that
nl pioNement began 40 once, and a
So complete cure followed Best health
i ionic ON earth 5lc. Guaranteed by
hiic 81 Co.. DRUGGISTS.
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Drop BOO md have cup of coffee
and hot biscuits at our store amy day
next week. will be- glad 20 see you If
YOU intend to buy or not DuNall,
son a. 60.
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YOUNG Ladies' Explain.

Editor Heraid. Owing TO the un-
precedented condition of the weather
throughout the summer, the member,
Of the monument committee for Fran
cisco District were repeatedly prevent
ed from giving the proposed play for
the benefit of the fund.
The committee desires 10 thank the
twenty young ladies and gentlemen
for their untiring efforts and cooper
alton in getting up the play, and their
faithful attendance at the rehear,als;
and also TO state 10 the public the rea-
son Of the failure To carry out theplans
These young people lived far apart
some distance Of twenty miles and
attended the rchearsals frequently
through heavy showers until the play
was perfected Three efforts We're
then made TO have the play, but each
night the rain fell in torrents. The
young people then had TO leave for
their schools and other places, thereby
rendering it impossible at this late
date to give the play.
Feeling it imperative To give the
people of Francisco District an oppor-
tunity TO contribute TO the fund i'm
order that our district may bee repre-
sented, the undersigned will gladly
receive and remit 10 the general see
rotary any contributions which may
be sent i'm.
Very respectfully,
Misses Grace T.. Elcan,
Annie =. Jones,
Shcppards, Va.
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PAULETT & BUGG.
TNITIHIE|, l cLE;RIK's office on THE clRcUT

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
1 COURT Of Powhatan county, on the 20lh da5
Of September. 1896.
Charles Ellis. Jr
Against IS CuANCERY
William p. Ellis. ct ads
Theobiect Of the above STYLED suit b 20 have tho
Court sell the following tracts of land and datri-
butte the proceeds among those entitled thereto. q
il should appear that the said land cannot b. di.
vided in kind as provided by law.
First A certain tract in p0Whaian County
Virginia. containin ne hundred l0O acres and
bounded AS describ 90 deed from Samantha NJ
Murray t0 Charles Ills. bearing date the nine
tccuth day Of October isfs. and recorded in The
Clerks office Of Powhatan County Court in Deed
Book a. page 90. belonging 20 the ostate.0f the said
Charles Ellis. who departed this life intcstate iu
the year 1890.
second. A certain tract of land in Amherst
county. Virginia. on Tobacco Row Mountain. SUPP
posed % contain about one hundred and forty OWl
acres, and belonging % the estate of Charlie
Ellis. deceased, who departed this lfo.
iufcsfaio, about the year $50. the same parties
being heirs Of each Of said two deceased persons
named Charles Ellis. 10 being the object of This
suit % dispose according 90 law. Of all the real
estate belonging t0 the estate Of said two deceased
persons, whether included in above descriptions
or not.
And 10 appearing by affidavit filed according o.
law that the following defendants BOZ the above
named suit are not residents Of this State. viz.
james +. Tucker May b. Tucker. g. Ellis Tucker.
MautIt .Nnt.s hpirlt HlAllviNt halt D. llli-
ford. Resale Rhett. William Rhett. Thomas Ellis.
MIRA NJ. Ellis. Frank i. Ellis. Jennie EIii.
Perkins Ellis james n. Ellis Leila Ellis John /.
Cooke, Bette N. Cooke 10 s therefore ordered
that the said nonresident defendants DO appear
within fifteen daya after due publication of th.
ORDER boz the Clerks Office of aad Circuit Court
and DO what is Necessary protect their infcroH Is
And b s further ordered that th 0nicr bo publish
ed once a week for four lD successive weeks Boz
the Famvillo Herald. newspaper printed in the
County Of Prince Edward and being the news
paper hereby directed for this purpose. And that
the same be- posted by the Clerk Of tlIa Court at
the next succeeding rule day thereof al che front
door Of said courthouse.
Vim. Crump Tucker. p. Go James A. T'man.
sop-2s-i Clerk
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
venner
September g, 'O6.

September 20, 'O6.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Carwile and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. p. Carwile, all Of Charlotte.
were the guests at the home Of Mr..
Neal Carwile Saturday aud Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. w. II. Rosser spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Irving
Baker, Of Vincent.
Misses Sallie Hmterand Addie Har-
yey, Of Red House, were the guests Of
their uncle, Mr.. RIP. Baker last week.
They were accompanied home by their
aunt, Miss Addie Baker.
Mr.. b. +. Rosser and family left last
week for their home in Lynchburg.
Mrs. DR.. f.. f.. Walker and Mrs.
Capt Johnson, Of Pamplin city, spent
one evening with Mrs. w. II. Rosser
last week.
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When two strong men come to
blows, even If they are well matched,
it Is not pleasant sight, but If the
man who gets the worst ~ it will use
DeWtts Witch Hazel Salye, he will
look better and feel better i'm short or
der BE sure you get DeWitt's. Good
for everything saIvc is used for, in
gliding piles. Sold by all druggists.
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friend Mr.. Cabell French on last Sun
day.
Miss jamie Wheaton, who was mar
ried to Mr. T. ;. Leitner, Of Chester,
;. c., short while back, visited in
the home Of Mr.. W. ID. NJ. Stokes on
her bridal tour last week.
We are sorry to report little Owen
Barnwell who has fever, as being
worse this morning His little sister
Annie, is improving.
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jacksonville
September ., 1906.

september Zoi 1870.
Miss Lennie Roberts spent last
week with her cousin, Miss Grace
Roberts.
Mrs. Alice Addleman and niece,
Miss Mamie McCracken, visited in
the home Of Mr.. Aubrey Roberts
saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Ramsey and family
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr.. T. w.
Roberts.
Mrs. Jim Branch spent Tuesday az
ternoon with her sister, Mrs. Willie
Branch,
Miss Susie Roberts and little sister,
Jeanette, are visiting in the home Of
Mr.. J. +. Franklins.
Miss Fannie Roberts returned home
Sunday morning from Lynchburg.
Miss Selma Cobb and friend, Miss
Reed, were the guests Of Mrs. Clarence
Carwile Thursday last.
Misses Lennie and Grace Roberts
visited at their uncles, Mr.. J. r. Ram
sey's last Friday.
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