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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

Sc VENOE UNA TIENDA en- la
Calle de San Francisco que tiene de vents
nm gran surtido de artfCuloG varios. Para
informeB dirijirBs ''La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico" 80 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

REMATE.-El dla 30 del corrisnte
las dos de la tarde SO llevar6 q efscto ell
remRte On la casa de Jose Baz6n, Allen
II de las prendaH cuyoS talOneS han van.
cido despu6S de los HeiS meses, sin haber
aido renovadcs nj csncelados. La casa
Aigue sus operacioneB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

EN- ola CorEeapondencia de Puerto
BiOo", Allan 81, hay de venta EsCibos ta-
lOnariOH para cobro de alquileres de CanaH,
fansaH an mst6Iico , con frmaB, dsCla Fs,
CiOnsa dc nROimiento, defunCi6n , OortifcR.
Ci6n m6diCA. n.
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81 VD. DE6EA MONTAR un bonito
bufete COnHultOrio eatsbleCerss en- nm
FitiO c6ntrico de San Juan, yea la nueva
casa que queda al lado del antique edifi
clio DiputaCi6n, por la Gale de San JoA6,
enContrar6 buenoS freEcoS departamentoB
precios limitadoa. Informar& jose B&.
san, Allen st. 81. Box 216. Is vs.
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Sc ALQUILAN dspaItRmentOB pro
pics para cicinas en- Ia Plaza Principal %
al lado del ayunts miento. IofoTmara
San Juan Sporting Goods Company.
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SEPASE

Quo no publiOsmOs ccmuEiosdos sin cue
seAn pAgadOs pOT adslsnsado.
DADA BsiS palaDEas sG 0Eansau pcg uRa H.
eea y u llnea vale diez Gen savoH
sia 90 Apos que v0ngsR eos sonaRPIaaEca
H ,as 9@rGsRta NO as RoR BaaGNB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los eapo.
HOu Morgan, FoTtaleza p, ACADIA DE
RECIB1R an complete suTtido de los me-
iOres dulCeg. Elegantes CartuchoS propios
para regaloa. HeladoS, refrezcoB, frutas
al natural y TODD cuanto Fegals el paladar
mfa doliCado ss encuentra Rllf pFimoEoER.
mBnt0 naEvido. Cafe con leChs y chOco.
late, desde las siete do la maiianR Las
12 do Ii nochs FAmosO chocolate BA'
KER muy aCreditado On todo el mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

A LAS IMPRENTA6, Papel para pc
ri6dico, ClaEe superior, tsmSf1o 3Ox44 de-
ITALIA pTecios moderadts, L. PLanGs Mar
II, Tetp6n As, Telefono 387. Sc almiten
6rdenes al por mayor. Escriba soicitan
do mueAtraG El preciO es sl mas bsjo
del meTcsdO. Is va,
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Sc VENDE CAL VIVA y apagada.
Dirijfrse Juan Mollfnlleda, Rio-Piedras'
ApsrtRdo 63. Is vs.
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LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn y Co. Bs ha trasladado la ca
lie de San Jose Is frente al Oorreo, donde
hay Conntantemente IN buen H1rtido de Fa-
Ioiea otraS prendRR pa.
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ANUNCIO.-Se arrienda vende una
hermoSa finca CompueSta de $50 cuerdaB
de terreno, propiaS para Hiembra de cana,
tabaCo etc. Est6 Hiturda & orillaa de la
caEretera de AguRdills Isabella, tiene ex'
Celente aqua , algunss BiembraH de CafisS.
Para mas informeB Luis N. Maisonave,
Farmaceutioo, Aguadills, Puerto Rico.
As &, Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

lei ron "ExpoIici6n San Luis" de IoI
uOloEes A. Alvarez HeTmanoI sB 0l mejor
y m&H puro de su clase. ConBtantes pedi.
dos que acroditan "a bondad, son dsspa-
Ohadoa por esta GAIA On "a eztableCimionto
Ean joss z. R.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

Sc vENDE UNA FINCA que produ'
ce de $500 & $500 mensuales, cuyo pro-
ducto Be toma en- met6lico menauaImente
y sst6 frente caTretera pocos kil6metrou
de San Juan. En- eAta impEenta ipfor'
marsD. 15 vs.
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Ell mejOr COIegiO COmeTCiaI
en- los EstadOS UDidOS,

Fs sedice GoIdey College Wilmington, Delaware U.
1o dn todog los Hspano asdo sta institution
Ell Assistant Blaval
Departamento m lie
deo Board Wilmington,
organization ene oca6n aca 500 hombres N Coo
81 Ell
ora aescuea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

-se compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS RunqUe no eaten en- buen estsdo,
cOllares antiques de COraI , prendas anti
guRR.
Dirfjaue & p. j. B. CriSto 1 (altOg) San
Juan 6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San joss is, Ha venden dos Ealo
jes do orO cada gemana. La 6ltima Bems
na obtuYo uno la Stra. Maria F. Foltu.
fio de Rio piedrau, socio n6meFo Az.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23
EI salva-Guardia del vlajero.

AnsogGudus Pond, ". s., Euero q de 1880
W. II. CoMsTOCK, Morristown N. Y.
Buy Gr mio:--Pcr mnchos amos he sido un acerrimc
partidaro Pdoras de Raiz Indiana del Or. Morse
porque f cega la que tengo elias, sno po
Ia conanza que para mi han hecho acreedoras por s
expeeHca que ho teNdo oportunidad de sufr sobre
vaor mero Mis- ocupacioLes tales que pasO muchO
tempo fnera de rn considerara equl
pale complete ii uegaran fltar las PildoFas del DE-
sSs
N. r. MCINNIS
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I'm arffcuIo de meritO Sc vende bien.
Borachoir Rar5or, N. S., Enero l3 de 1894
W n. CoSiSTOCK, Morristown, N. Y
Apreciable sr:-Fsta cara es para certiAcar que So
ciaaca de Pfiloras Que vendo mas PiidSfas de Raj.
Indiana de' Dr. Morse que de odas las oras iuntas, s.
s. SIS
II. L. NICHoLso2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23
lMnIclnnR GENERAL

I oRsEIo "A LAS MADRES. lei Jarabe calnuanfe de
Sci Wnslow debe siempre que los nnos estan
Miodo de Ia denteon Proporciona avio Immediate
n pequeno paciente produce sueno natural raneuo
olivia el dolor ei angelic despera muY vvo aegre
Es muy agradable al paada cama al nno, ablanda
eneas, aivis Dolores hacs fces las flnciones del
est6nago y Fegua los ntesinos Es el mejor Temedio
de cualquera otra 16ngass mucho eudado ped
si Jerabe calmante Dc Il Sen0Fs Winsow"; sl nej
fS hndna
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-05-01

Delta er aoalast@6an til Pess, ao eg tel
fyrsta sporio til sjalfst@o Dis, a0 gera v%erzlun-
ina innlenda. Fiskivei0air og iona0ur mundi
eaast via PAD. Ly0num mundi aukast at
Wilma, og ham spekjast I landinu. B@nd-
urnir fengiu. innlendan marka0 fyrir afur0ir
sinar, Pvf i0na6arstofnanir Pyrftu a afuroum
landbunaoarins az haida, o. fskimennirnir
lika, .og PAD efdi .bdnaoinn, .og veitti b@nd-
UNI ~fjarmagn til a0 eignast vinnuvelar ems
og a0rar Pj60ir nota. Dvf komist Ell notkun
vinnuvela 1 framkvamd a 1slandi er bdna0ur-
inn par dau6ad@mdur.
Parna hai0 per MI 1 fam or6um lauslega
framsettar- minar ast@our fyrir Peirri sko0un,
ao erzlunarmali0 Sc br1nasta nauosynjamal
Islands. Og parma sjaio per mfnar framti0-
arvonir um Island. "5@ !:
Og svo stla eg 40 Pagna / Petta sim, og
bi0ja your a0 viroa a betra veg,.hva0 eg ey0i
miklu r1mi / bla0inu: %.s
Rabbit Point P. O.. 8. april 1907.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-05-01

PAD hugao, ao stofna her nylendur og ma landinu
undir ensku krdnuna, til pess a6 hefta yfrgang
spanverja, og hnekkja veldi .peirra 1 yesturalfu.
I December 1906 l0g5u prju it'll hafskipa
stao fra Lunddnum. A peim voru aux skipverja
40 MAINS, og ferainni var heiti0 til Amer1ku; par
atti folk Petta az nema land og stofna enska n.y.
lendu. peir t6ku land vo Jameshj6t1 Virginiu
26. april 1907, og par settust peir ao og gerou ser
virki til ao v%erjast Indianum. Fyrstu arin attn
landnemar pessir vi0 margar prautir az str16a, og
fengu l1ti5 e6a ekkert liz fra f66urlandi sinu.
Oftar en- emu sinni la vo sjalft, az lndlanar eyddu
byg0 PETRA. Ger0ust pa margin s6gulegit vi5.
buroir og me0al annars hin alkunna sagaum Poca-
hontas, d6ttur hins voldugasta Indiana h0fbinga
par 1 nagrenninu, err hun varaoi nylendubda vo
vGlraoum -four sins, og bjargaoi syo lift, PETRA.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-05-01
krafta til az reka sjalfr v%erzlun sina.

krafta I'll 40 reka sJalnr VerZlun Slna. Qelr
pur6 iafnframt az eta atvinnuvegina og
rekta landi6. Delta si0ara .er au6vita6 r6tt
athuga0 hja your. En- hvort .fslendingar geti
MI, sem stendur, reki6 sjalfr verzlun sina og
annast 1utninga, UNI PAD NUM- vera ~talsvert
deildar sko6anir. Au0vitao hafa Peir ekki'
n6ga peninga 1 veltu 1 landinu til Pess, og
Pegar UNI PAD. NAL er az re6a kemur sh
spurning til drlausnar: Hva0 langt eiga Is
lendingar az fara 1 PVT, az nota dtlent aud
magn, og hva0 or trd PETRA a framf0r lands
og ]yos mikiIs vir0i, Pegar Parf a0 fara az
leggja hama a metaskalarnar mott peningum.
Eg er ekki svo mikill fjarmalamaoar, ao eg
viii fullyr0a PAD, az fslendingar seu f@rir
UNI a0 reka alveg verzlun sina sjaldr. En- um
PAD Pykist eg / engum vafa vera, az miklu
er sa vegur f@rilegri og hattu mimi fyrir
hina fslenzku Pj6o, heldur en- a6 segja sig al
veg dr l0gum vio DAM. og bera pam kostn-
az, sem af Pvi lei6ir 6umayjanlega, ao vera
stj6rnlega elm um hituna. Og til Pess hefr
hun f@rri skilyr6i MI sem stendur heldur en-
til az annast elm verzlun sina. Og sem dami
Pess az islenzk verzlun er ekhert fl arhaettu-
spill, eff ~hyggindi cru vi0h0fo,og ekki skortir fe
til f~ramkvemda, leyf eg m6r az benda a verzl-
I'm Asgeirs Sigurossonar / Reykjavik, sem
byrja6i ARID 1895 me6 49, 54 kr. veltu fyrsta
ari6, en- hafoi arid 1906 p million kr6nur /
veltunni, og er az setja sem coast ni6ur dti.
bus verzlanir umhverfs landi0, og DO hefr
ST v%erzlun, eff til will, veri0 hin h~agsmuna-
mesta af 0llum verzlunum fyrir alpy0u Is
lands. Henri er PAD a0 mj0g miklu leyti a0
Pakka, hva0 peningaverzlun hefr aukist, og
v0ruskiftaverzlun minka6. Hun hefr keypt
inn]endar v0rur fyrir peninga, visit ekki az
mum legra en- gef6 hefr veri6 / v0ruskiftum
fyrir P@r, og self dtlendar v0rur fyrir pen
inga me6 miklu betra verdi en- CERT he6r
veri0 / v0ruskiftum, og storgrett samt.-Eg
nefni BETA a5 ems sem dami,e or vir6ist benda
a, a0 ekki er sjaanlegt az PAD g@ti veri6 st6r-
haski fyrir hagsyna menn, a6 ar@6a a0 TAXA
htlent au6magn as lani til az reka verzlun
landsins, og eg hygg, a0 miklu sterri Pjo0ir
en- 1slendingar kinnoku0u ser eli vi0 Pvi,peg-
innlent au6magn hrekkur ekki til.
Eg hygg PAD Sc 1msar atvinnugreinar a
1slandi, sem ekki nj6ta sin til fulls fyr en- par
.ris upp innlend verzlunarst6tt, sem vinnur at
PVT hun trdir a landi0 og g@0i Pess. Oar a
mccall hygg eg Sc fskiveioarnar, notkun foss-
anna til ionaoar o. fl: = Egg hygg ao hinir inn
lendu kaupmenn, P6 fair at Peim seu AUD
MEM enn, half att drjdgan skerf / framforum
peim I 6skivei0um og ionaoarstofnunum, sem
MI cru 40 risa upp heima, og of jnnlend
kaupmannast6tt rfsi upp flandinu med nokkr-
UNI verulegum kraft, mundu kaupmenp
leggja peninga sfna i framfara fyrirteki
heima, en- ekki skj6tast meo pa burt dr land
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-05-01
Syninein / jamestown.

Ur Chesapeake-foa utanveroum gengur lang
ur fj0rour, en- fremur mj6r, vestur Virginiu- r1ki
nor6anvert. Fj0rour Pessi heitir Hampton Roads
oyer frBgur mj0gi s0gu Bandamanna, pvi az par
hafa margin s0guvioburoir gerst baoi 4 sjo og
landi. Bar og 1 pv1 nagrenni voru festar orrustur
haoar 1 Pralastfloinu, og par a froinum baroist
Monitor vic Merrimac. Aframan verou nesi pv1,
er gen CUR fran noroan megin fjaroarins, stendur
Hmm v%lofragi Monroe kastali, og par 1 nand cru
margir merkir s0gusta0ir. Fj6rourinn err djdpur
og par cru margar gooar hafnir. par cru aoal-her-
skipast0avar Bandarikjanna.
fjaroarbotninn fellur James-fj6tio. pao err
.vatnsmikil a og .skipgeng Hangar leioir. Vi0 ana
voru rdstir at g0mlum smaba, skamt fra sj6. Porp
Petta hefr lengi legi0 / ey6i, og af fornum bygg-
ingum st06 par ekkert eftir anna6 en- halfhruninn
kirkjuturn. En- Pessi sta6ur Ell einn him frRgasti
1 s0gu Bandarlkjanna, pv1 ao par settist a0 inn
fytjenda hokkur fra England, So er fyrstur ruddi
braut ensku landnami 1 Nor6ur-Ameriku, og n.y.
.lendan umhveris porp petta var fyrsti visir hins
mikla lyoveldis Bandamanna.
A0ur h0fou Englendingar CERT ymsar tilraun-
ir til az ma f6tfestu her 1 landi, og nokkrir land
namsmenn h0f0u aour sezt az / Virginiu,e en- heldust
par ekki VIC til lengdar. Sumir hurfu helm aftur
til Englands, en- peir sem satu kyrrir voru drepnir
af 1ndianum eoa tJndust a ymsan haiti / obygoum.
Spanverjar h6f0u pa lagt undir sig Mexico. riki og
voru seztir az a nokkrum st05um 1 Florida og DOR
UNI l0ndum, sem MI cru imam Bandarikja. En- pa
voru Englendingar al berjast VIC Spanverja UNI
y6rra0in a sjonum, og h6fou ao mestu leyti dreg-
ia pau void dr h0ndum peirra. En- peim Ok mj0g
iaugum yfirgangur spanverja i Ameriku, og voru
oronir smeikir um 40 peir mundu ma undir sig allri
Nor0nr-Amerlku, eff peir varu latnir par einir um
hituna. pess vegna var Englendingum mj6g um
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-05-01

Syning s1, err MI er haldjn 1 Jamestown, er
lendunnar, err kom undir sig f0stum fotum 1 Nor6-
ur-Ameriku. Roosevelt forseti opnaoi hama ~.
april. Syning Pessi er 0llk hinum miklu helms
syningum, er haldnar hafa verio her i landi. par
cru engin storhysi llk peim, er voru a syningunum
1 Chicago og ST. Louis. Nest aherzla er logo a, a0
.syna par framfarir nylendanna fyr a t1mum, lifn-
aoarh@tti og atvinnuvegi nylendubda og alls kon-
ar fornmenjar. En- pa0, sem mesta eftirtekt nun
vekja 4 sJningu pessari, er herskipa foti sd, er par
verour. sJndur a Hampton Roads. Flest herskip
Bandar1kjanna veroa par sJnd petta sumar og her
afingar veroa syndar par daglega. AUX pess cru
par einnig synd herskip og herskipabdna6ur ann
ara pjooa. Altar st6rPj6oir heimsins hafa par her.
skip til synis, og malt er ao allur sa herskipahoti,
er par verour saman komin, veroi him veglegasti,
err nokkuru sinni hefr matt a einum stao. 4 syn
ingu pessari verour 0llu 06ru fremur syndur her
og herbdnaour, b@6i a sj6 og landi.
SJningin stendur ekki q peim sta6, er nylendu-
mem bygou fyrst vio James-djotio, heldur t0lu-
vert neoar vi0 Hampton Roads, FINN milur fra
Norfolk, andspanis Newport News. p6tti So stao-
ur miklu hentugri til syningar heldur, en- bsjar-
sta6io par sem jamestown var foroum. bar er
dtsyni miklu betra ,y6r f%j6r0inn og pvi hagra ao
STA paoan h%erfotan, og pa0an er einnig skemra en-
fra jamestown til helztu bahama / nagrenninu, en-
par yeroa festir gestir ao leita ser hdsn@0is med
an syningin stendur yfir.
Syningarsvaoio er Is ekrur ao fatarmali, og
umhverfs. pao er gaddav1rsgiroing svo rammgj6r,
a6 hvorki mem ne skepnur komast gegn um hama.
En- fyrir tveim arum voru feLjujrrtir ymsar gro6-
%ursettar fran med henni a!lri, sem MI hafa pakf6
hama svo, a0 hvergi ser i virinn, og gir5ingin sjalf
PRYOR pvi fremur en- lytir syningarstaoinn; ena
6llum 0orum syningum her i landi, ,hafa ski5garo-
ar peir, er ger6ir hafa veri0 umhverfs syningar-
svaoio veri0 til hinna mestu lyta. Annars er syn
ing pessi 40 m0rgu leyti 6fullger enn pa, og margs
er par enn ekki komio q sim stao.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25
Lelahi0n.R baltimore.

On the 10Th AT Rosavistah, the home
Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Z. Baltimore, Miss Minnie Murkland
Baltimore, became the bride Of Mr..
Orville Francis Leighton, Of COving-
ington, Va. The decorations Of white
and green tastefully arranged, two
scores or more Of smiling guests com
bined to make this nuptial scene one
of beauty. At half-past two o'clock
the bridal party was ushered into the
beautifully decorated parlor by the
strains Of the wedding march, as fol-
lows: Mr.. Chas. Minter, Of Fluvanna,
and Miss Ethel Baltimore, Mr.. Walter
Carruthers and Miss Virginia Balli-
more, Mr.. David Dresler, Of Allegheny,
and Miss Daisie Jamison, Mr.. Warner
Baltimore, Of Roanoke, and Miss Mag
gle Elan, Mr.. &. l.. Baltimore, cousin
Of the bride, was best man, and Miss
Serena Baltimore was maid Of honor
Mr.. J II. Jamison was master Of cere-
monies, Mrs. G. T. Flippin played the
wedding msrch. The groom with his
best man, and the bride with her maid
of honor entered, and stood under
circle Of green foliage AID white flow
ers. Rev. j. b. DeBerry, came for
ward and united them according to
the ritual Of the NJ. +. Church, and as
their hands casped in matrimonial love
and promise, until death do Us part,
we could only echo the prayer that
their lives might be one Of happiness,
and their path strewn with flowers
The bride was elegantly attired In
white silk, carrying a shower bouquet
Of rare chrisanthemums, white and
aspargaus ferns. Her maids wore pure
white. After the ceremony, Mr. and
Mrs. Leighton left for Farmville, where
they took the five o'clock train for
Jamestown Exposition, where they
will remain few days returning via
home Of the parents to their home in
North Carolina, where Mr.
Leighton is popular construction
foreman on the Southern II. r. at that
place. The bride is one Of Cumber- |
lands most popular young ladies'. She
has many friends who wish her happi- |
ness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25
Murderer CaDIured.

OTIS Taylor, colored, who on the
NIGHT Of January 18th, shot and NOR
tally wounded Cecilia Banks, the wo-
man who had cared for him as moth
er, has al last been apprehendod and
placed under arrest. This was accom-
plished last Tuesday near Asheville,
y. c., and Sheriff Dickinson left We'd
nesday night to bring the prisoner to
Prince Edward.
There isn't doubt as to the identity
Of Taylor, as he has confessed the crime
to the officer who made the arrest. He
will be brought Immediately to Farm
vile, and given trial at the November
term Of court. An indictment was re-
turned against him soon after the shoot
ing occurred.
The shooting Of Cecilia Banks occur
rel at her home, near Sanco, and is said
To have been the result Of her repri-
mandingOus Taylor for cruel treatment
OF one Of her small children. Taylor
hal just returned from Farmvilie,
where he is said to have purchased a
quantity Of whiskey and a pair Of brass
kuucks.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25
New Hlah School Opened.

The new four-room school building
at Rice Depot was opened last week
with appropriate exercises in the pres
ence of large gathering Of teachers,
pupils, patrons and other friends Of the
school.
DR.. McAllister and Judge A. d. Wat
kins were both detained at home and
their absence was much regretted.
Superintendent J. II. Davis gave a
talk to the parents and citizens con-
graduating them on the success Of their
efforts to provide high school for their
children, and urging them to continued
interest and cooperation.
Mr.. f. r. Bondurant also gave an
earnest which was greatly enjoyed.
A Citizens School Improvement Lea
que was formed with Mrs. b. II. Car
ter a. president, and a District Teach
ers' Association was organized with
Prof Somers as president.
Prof Somers is ably assisted by Miss
Bessie Gillian.
The enrolment promises TO be 80
large as to demand a fourth teacher.
All Of the districts in Prince Edward
are now provided with High schools
except Buffalo.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25
The Revival Services.

The revival services which have been
conducted at the Methodist Church for
the past ten days closed Wednesday
night, aad another meeting began last
night at the Baptist Church.
The meetings which ended with
Wednesday nights services at the
Methodist Church, were among the
best held in Farmville for many years.
The Christian men and women went
earnestly to work, and were rewarded
by many sinners being brought to a
saving knowledge Of their Lord. Dur
ing the first week, Rev. George w.
Jones, Of Norfolk, preached, but on
account Of indisposition he returned to
his home on Friday afternoon. Rev.
5. c. Hatcher then conducted the meet
ing each night until IFS close.
AT the Baptist Church, the pastor
Rev. II. NJ. Fugate, is being assisted
by Rev. J. J. Hurt, Of Arkansas.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Oct. D, 1907.
y large crowd attended the burial Of
Mrs Matt. Cox on Monday at the old
homestead, near Sheppari's. The SER
vices were conducted 10y her pastor,
Rev. Charles Darrell, Of the New Store
Presbyterian Church. Deceased was
an estimable woman.
Our neighbor, MIR. f.. J. Steger
WNed') has returned home again
after three weeks spent in your town
under treatment Of DR.. W. +. Ander-
son, but we are sorry 10 note his COM
dition is not much improved.
a border school has been established
by the Curdsville and Francisco Dis
trict Boards at Arcauum with J. w.
Hebditch, as teacher.
Herman Spencer, Ed. Anderson and
other neighborhood boys left for the
Exposition this week via Dillwyn aud
Richmond.
Miss Polly Garnett has gone to Mat
thews county TO teach.
j. w. Hebditch and NJ. &. Ecan
have been elected by the session Of
New Store Church as delegate and al
ternate respectively 10 the Virginia
Synod which meets in Charleston, W.
Va. next week.
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The KOfSham Graded School.

The new graded school at Worshan
opened on Monday with 7j pupils
One wagon ran the first day. On
Tuesday second wagon started, and
the enrolment reached 50. There are
now 80 pupils enrolled. This does not
include pupils from school No. 8 in
Farmville district-about one dozen
who last session attended the two
room school at Hampden-Sidney.
Arrangements will probably be made
whereby these may attend the Wor-
sham school, which will run the en-
rollment to over 100, with many chill
dren yet TO come.
Five schools have been cOnsoli lated
into this new three-room school at
Worsham; a two-room school at
Hampden-Sidney, with an enrolment
Of about -; a one-room school At
felden, with about Il; a one-rOOm
school at Throck, with about II, and
a one-room school at Worsham, with
about 20. One wagon starts at Sanco
and goes by Felden TO Worsham, and
will haul about 25 to 30 children. The
other wagon starts at Throck, and will
haul about 10 children.
The school officials and interested
patrong who made This new venture
with some trepidation, are now regret
ting that they-did not erect a four
room building. There is talk Of rent
ing an extra room at Worsham and
putting in fourth teacher, and this
will be done if the conditions justify it
The new school il prettily located on
about two acres Of ground, being the
old Courthouse grounds, with nice
trees and grass These grounds will
be fixed up and nicely cleaned, and
there will be separate play. grounds for
the boys and girls. The teachers are
Mr.. w. Tulane Atkinson, who grad
uated with high honors at Hampton
Sidney last session; and Misses Mamie
Fowlkes and Edith Duyal, graduates
IF the State Normal.
Three pupils from Bedford county
and one from Milbank are attending
the school.