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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
Beck
October 8, 1907.

OClODtl ~ A'pf'
A fine sermon was preached at Bag
by Memorial Church Sunday by Rev.
Nr. Woodhouse, pastor, the subject
being. "a New Life" The crowd was
large and attentive.
Mrs. Isaac Redford spent quite an
ENJOYABLE day with Mrs. Ernest
French, Of Green Bay, Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Oliver, Of Crewe, came
Monday to visit her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. jenkins.
Mr.. Clyde Jenkins OF klchmohu'
was in this neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Williamson, Of Rich
mond, is the guest Of MI and Mrs
f. c. Moring.
Miss Fannie Nunnally, and Mr.
John Nunnslly, Of Green Bay, were
the guests Of Miss Virgie Morlng,
Saturday.
Miss Annie Maye Moring, Messrs
Kinsey Sampson, Perkins Redforo
and Herbert Farmer were the guests
at Mrs. /. b. Redford's Sunday night
An enjoyable dance was given a
Mr.. ]. T. Viewers Friday nlgh
Despite the bad weather large Grove
was there and all had splendid Time
Mrs. James Anderson, Of Richmond
left Sunday after pleasant visit d
this community.
Miss Estelle Redford and Miss Al
ME Maye Moring took drive
; Burkeville Monday on Business
! Mrs. Ed. Hanes left Sunday to ~
, II her home in West Virginia.
Messrs. w. J. Conner and J. I. mo
S ing are attending the Horse show an
: Fair in Richmond this week.
e Mrs. w. j. Conner spent sunday
II Burkeyille.
s Miss Elsie Meador is in Richmoi
/, attending the Fair.
e Miss Estelle Jenkins is staying VII
her brother at Green Bay this week
Miss Myrtis Weaver and Mr.. Nern
Weaver left Wednesday to attend u
s. Fair.
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ADeIIahifuI Entertainment.

On last Saturday night Miss Iva
Foster gave a most delightful enter
tainment at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Foster, in honor
Of her cousins, Misses Maggie Gillian
and Mollie Spencer, Of the Normal
School. Among those present were
the following: Misses Mollie Spencer,
Maggie Gillian, Ellie and Ercelle
Overton, Nellie Atkinson and Iva
Mamie and Olive Foster, and Messrs
Elmo and Dick Bondurant, Of Hamp'
den-sidney, John and Burnell over
ton, Aubrey and Rober! Atkinson sno
Vernon Foster. a very delightful
evening was spent by all who wer'
ureSeut
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The First Dance Of the Fall.

The Farmville German Club gave the
first german Of the season on the
night OF the 3rd instant. The dance
was led by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon r..
Paulett on the spacious armory hoor
and fully twenty couples participated
Dancing began shortly before 10 O'Clock
and continued until | o'clock. Many
intricate, new and beautiful figures
were introduced by the leaders, and
il was one Of the most enjoyable dances
had for a long time. Among those
present were the following:
Mr.. w. c. Duvall and Miss Carrie
KYLE. DIR. Elmer +. Jones and Miss
Lula Morton, DR.. Smith, Of Hampden'
sidney. and Miss frankie Mckinney
Mr.. w. w. Vaughan and Miss Hattie
Ruge. Mr.. ]. w. Hubbard and Miss
Hattie Cox. Mr.. Frank ;. Blanton anC
Miss Lucy Huntington, Mr. d. Burton
Rlanton and Miss Thelma Blanton
NIB b Baldwin and Miss Maud
Walker, Mr.. Horace Adams and Mis-
Alice Paulett, Mr.. w. Barrow AM
! Miss Alice Burgess, Mr.. &. G. RobesoI
land Miss Digger, Mr.. Frank Wootto
and Miss Bessie Paulett, M. Wake
and Miss Kate Verser, Mr.. Hug
! Gillian and Miss Irving Wicker ID
and Mrs. Messenger, Mr.. and Mn
r. l.. Freear, Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. PAT
lett. Mr.. and Mr.. Robert Morton,
Louisville, Ky, Mr.. and Mrs. Wake
Scott.
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Johnson BlantOn.

4 beautiful marriage was solemn
lied at Guinea Church at 1870 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, the contracting
parties being Miss Bell Blanton, the
daughter Of Dr. ara
Mrs. IL. l.. Blanton, and Mr.. Ike
Johnson. the popular son Of MI ana
Mrs. Hugh Johnson, and grandson
Of the late Judge Perkins, Of Cumber-
land county.
The church was decorated In whlte
and gold and evergreen, the draperies
of white, the curtains down and the
church lighted with candles under
yellow shades, shed a mellow moon
like light over all. Mr.. 5. +. Badgett
WAS master Of ceremonies. The brldal
marty marched in while the sweet
strains Of the wedding march were rem
dered by Miss Elizabeth scott, i
Richmond The ushers, ;. NJ. Miller,
J. NJ. Crute, DR.. Joe Dupuy, hugh
Johnson, followed by the four maids
~ honor. all gowned in white with
yellow sashes, carrying ferns the 9TH
ers. four in number, gowned In yelio"
satin with white lace carrying golden
rod. They were Misses Mary John'
son, Camilla Bedinger, Ann Johnson
Lizzie Johnson, Happy Blanton, "a.
die Bedinger, sidnar johnson ano
Iucv Scott. Then came the LITTLE
ring bearer. vision Of loneliness,
niece of the bride, Annie Josie Blan
ton. keeping time to the music anc
bearing the ring on white plush cusn
ion She was dressed In white owe
yellow satin. Then came the BRIDE
regal in her beauty, gowned III lac'
and satin. with its sweeping tram Sn'
bridal veil, leaning on her matron o
honor Mrs. Edna r. Scott, OF klch
mond The latter was gowned II
white lace over rich yellow silk nttinI
closely to her superb form ana S"ep
the floor I'm graceful folds. They wer
met AT the alter by the groom and ii
hest man, Mr.. Allen johnson. IN
bridal party faced the crowd while IN
ceremony was being performed YER
impressively by the brides brother-in
law Rev. G. w. Belk, assisted by tn
pastor, Rev. J. II. Davis. After IN
ceremony the crowd remained seate
while the bridal party marcEed ou
and received congratulations. In
presents were numerous and elegan
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nnafne.s Cnnnot be Cnred

Inv local applications, as they canEo'
zach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deaI,
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition of the mucouslih-
inc Of the Eustachian Tube. When
his tube is inilamed you have rumo,
Inc sound or imperfect hearing, ana
lie il is entirely closed, Deafness Is
the result. and unless the inilamma-
lion can be taken out and TINS tuoe
re.tored TO its normal condition, hear
mo will be destroyed forever nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Calarrh'
which is nothing but an iniamed con-
Gi,ion of the mucous surfaces.
Ne will give one Hundred Dol ars
for any ease Of Deafness caused 10y
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clIcu
lars free. T,.so n
Sold 10y Druggists, 72c. o...,,
Take Halls Family PHI Tor cshs''
nation.
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Rice Depot
October 8, 1907.

October 9, 1897.
The high school will open Monday
with Prof Somers, the principal; Miss
Shelburn, grammar, and Miss Gillian
primary.
Miss Myrtle Bradshaw returned
home yesterday after de-
lightful visit to her sister in Roanoke
Miss Linda Walton il spending
this week in the home Of Mr.. }. H.
Weaver.
Mr.. Herman Bradshaw is attending
the Fair in Richmond.
Miss Willie Walthall spent several
DAYS this week with her sister III
Farmville.
Little Kenneth Farley, Of Roanoke
is spending this week in the home o
his grandfather, Mr.. A. q. Bradshaw
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Dele Weaver and Mr.. Her
bert Bradshaw, Tuesday October 10
at Pisgah Baptist Church.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11

ON motion Of Mr.. Erambert MI.
FOCUS was allowed full pay for The
thirty.one days he lost from police
duty by reason for sickness.
Before further routine business was
taken M Mr.. w. II Robertson was
given privilege Of the floor. lie asked
the council to remove several restric-
tions made at the last council meeting
in regard to the laying Of water pipe
bv the town along the street abutling
his property, where he is arranging TO
establish a mandatory. One these
restrictions was that Mr.. Robertson
will agree to erect a plant costing not
less than $4,000 and the other that ne
would not hold the town liable for any
damages which might accrue by rea-
son of overflow. He also asked that
the council have the water pipe pu'
down as soon as possible in order that
he may proceed with the erection OF
his factory.
A motion made by Mr.. Wall that
the restrictions be recinded' was uh-
animously carried.
Mr.. G. c. Walker, proprietor OF no
tel Prince Edward, was before the
council with complaint that the
charge made against him for lights was
exorbitant He said his hotel wa'
LIGHTED on the metre system, and M
wished a fiat rate. Nh Duvall, chair
man Of the light committee, explain
ed the charge as the same made al
2 all patrons and the matter wa
dropped.
J Mr.. G. NJ. Robson, Chairman O
I the Dispensary Board, asked the coun
p, ell if they would furnish for the Boar
D a legal defense against the charg
o which has been brought by the Com
monwealth that the Dispensary VIC
, lated the law by keeping open o
D. primary election day.
= On motion Of Mr.. Wall the counc
4 agreed to employ counsel provided
. l. legal TO do so out Of the Dispenser
l. revenues.
o The officials Of the Citizens Bank an
% Planters Bank were again before u
.r council. Nj. Hubbard, OF the I'll
A. zens Bank, renewed his request Tor
denosit of one-third OF the Dispenser
-, receipts with his bank. He was aoI
- aided by arguments from Mr. Robe
" K Brock and Mr.. L. 5. Martin, pres
. dent Of the Citizens Bank. Mr.. w.
- Venable, cashier Of the Planters Ban
= made a strong and forcible argume
y against using the Citizens Bank as
az depository + the towns funds al
49, the matter went by without motto
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
Their Golden Wedding.

The fftieth anniversary OIL d.
and Mrs. II. l.. Blanton, Of Cumoer-
land county, was magnihcently OBJ
served Tuesday morning at their resi-
dence from 9 to II o'clock before the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Belle
to Mr.. Ike johnson. Notwlthstand-
inc the inclement morning, the par
lors Of their home filled fast, and soon
thew were surrounded by their chill
dren from three different states, rela-
tives and friends who offered con-
oratulations and gifts Of gold TOO
numerous to mention. There were
several tables loaded with presents
After bounteous breakfast Dr'
and Mrs. Blanton were escorted 10 the
narlor and a beautiful poem dedicat-
ed by Mrs. Ellen Berkeley, OF Farm
Vile to her child friend, Mrs ban
ton. was read by the Rev. John DAVIS
Then the Rev. G. w. Belk, in feeling
manner. which brought tears to the
ewes Of all, repeated the following, COM
posed by himself.
Today. Just fifty years ago ,,-,.,
Von TOOK the vows that bind for he
The VOWS that made you man and Wie
with heart a-thrill and cheek ago"
Ard son,e who heard your plighted VOW
so long ago. are present now. . COS.
And hopes were bright and hearts were gay
Just fifty years ago today
Fondly a. fifty years ago. .-....,...
The link that bound your hearts tnhl Jay
| SILL binds them in the same sweet way
| Rut time with measured stroke and SLOW
has wrought another link each year
TIL fifty golden links are here
Yes. il was fifty years ago.
As hand in hand you started on
Lies Journey passing stone by STONE
Till fifty mie-stOnes stand 70 SHOW
How far along the path OF Ire. o.,
You've gladly gone az man and WE
And age has left small trace OF gray
10 show tbs fifty years today
His goodness. we today adore.
Who's spared you in this signal way
To zee your golden wedding day.
And may that kindness. more ana hloi''
BE manifest in sparing YOU
Still much and lasting good 70 no.
Till life shall close az sets the sun. o.,
And the dear deIiyerer says Wen Done
/ Among those present were: Mrs. w
t II. Miley, Louisville, Ky, Mrs d. II
Y Duprey and son, Of Berkeley w. Va
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Belk, Albemarl'
NC. Mrs. Edna r. Scott and daugt
e ters OF Richmond, DR.. and Mrs. we
i don Smith, Mrs. Ellen Jones, Miss "a
a RE Morton, and Mrs. Mamie Morton
y If Farmville, Rev. and Mrs. }. W
y Davis. Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Blanton, Mr.
t Walker Blanton, daughter ana I"
j. sons. Mrs. Tom Gray and son, MI
,. Fannie Miller and brother, Mr.. al
(, Mrs. :. T. Badgett, and Miss Crocke'
It Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scott, MIS- Ell
a Blanton, Mr.. and Mrs. f. i. Hugh
d and Mrs. Mary Blanton, Mr.. and MI
1. Eddie Walker, Mrs. Womack al
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Swol
- tl,frfx- or forty more.
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Brinry
oct 5, 1901

OkAf 3 49,
Messrs. w f., T. o., and w. d.
Chappell and r. w. Priddy Of TINS
neighborhood left today for the tx
position.
Mrs. ]. K. Thompson, OF ChariotIe'
c. H., is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. Lucy a. Priddy.
We are glad to announce that MIS-.
VIM. Henderson is resting well al
the hospital in Richmond where SIDE
went to have an ope ration PERFORM
ed. oil,
Mr.. James WOmack and family
have the sympathy Of this entl''
neighborhood in their recent berea'e
ments.
MFG. Wilson end family spen
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Death Of ]. S. AtkIls0l.

f. We take the following account Of the
death Of this gentlemen fWp ing hS-I
eigh N. CT News ana Observer Mr.
Atkinson was very we'll and fayorably
known 10 many Of our people both .olga
and young who will be panied 10 learn
Of his death.
After long illness, Mr. j. 5. Akin
son died at his residence Oh Hillsboro
street. He had lived in Raleigh more
than a dozen years and had married
Miss Nora King, the sister Of the late
Mr.. W. II. King. He was true man
Of the highest type-pure in life and
in thought, a faithful member OF the
Church Of the Good Shepherd. lie
was native OF Portsmouth, Va, ana
was born February 18th, 1863. The
tender sympathy Of many friends goes
out to the devoted wife, who has In
a few years lost husband, children and
only brother.
The funeral was held yesterday af-
ternoon from the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, conducted by DR.. Pittenger,
Many floral tributes came from friends.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Sher-
wood Higgs, Garland Jones, Geo. :.
Terrell, Bartelle Wise, +. q. Blrdsong,
W A. Withers, Victor Boyden and
Joseph f. Ferrall.
BEYOND THE SUNSET
Died-at the residence Of his wife's
mother, on Sunday Sept. %, Mr.. Jas.
Sale Atkinson, in the thirty-ninth year
Of his age. Born ia Portsmouth, Va,
lived there during boyhood's days, az
forwards spent some years in the Old
Dominlon's capitol, when his work
called him 10 Raleigh-and at noon
tide Of yesterdays Sabbath the soul OF
my more than friend passed beyond
the sunset and reported for duty at the
Fathers throne knew him WELL
perhaps no man better, and ! never
knew a purer, whittier soul. lie was
man of unimpeachable character, ster-
ling worth, and although exceedingly
modest and reserved, deserves place
among the ranks Of men called brave.
Gentle in all things, even with the
gentleness Of women, he never failed
to act the part OF man.
Some fifteen years gone by he mar
ried the wife who survives him, and
who day following day walked so faith
fully by his side, but who now tresds
the wine press Of sorrow alone. Yes
that's the only way can put II, for
this makes the third time she has
knelt at the side OF an open grave.
TheirHntchld, little Mary Sale, went
home some nine years since-then one
more little girl came, they called her
81 lean. and she too went home, leaving
e behind some broken playthings per
hans fathers heart felt the blow
b more keenly than we knew, although
the brave lips never betrayed Il.
For months he was "A sufferer, no"
+ great none will ever know-out always
cheerful, always solicitous Of Others
{, comfort he looked the world IN
b the face with a smile on his lips to the
last. And so he came TO his end; foI
n at fourteen minutes after % clock yes
Il terlay his eyes saw a light breaking
ON the glory shore his ears may have
II heard the prattle Of baby voices an'
lie on his wan and wasted brow he Eel
the breath of an eternal morning.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
The REASON
WHY Il. c. Crute and Go. Continue 10
Recommend NlnOl.

Virst: Because It il not patent
,,adicine and IL contains besides tonic
ron all Of the medicinal curative ele-
,nents of cod liver oil actually taken
tom fresh Gods liyers, but withou, a
dron Of oil no nauseate and upset me
stomach and retard It's work tneIe-
tore wherever old-fashioned COD I'VE,
iii or emulsions will do good, Nlnoi
will do far more good: c,
second: Because Ninol acts lisl up
an the stomach, creates a healthy APP
netite strengthens and tones up the
digestive organs, purihes and enrche'
the blood, and, in a netural niah"o'
restores health and strength
Third Because Ninol contains IL
injurious drugs to react upon the sys
tenn: every ingredient being named me-, Oh ,.
the label, apatlent knows exacuy VII"
he is taking. ,ld any
| Fouyth: Because we never soi1 an
ching in our store that gave such UNI
~erssl satisfaction for old people, weak
lsickIv women and children, nursih
mothers. and to build up the system
after a severe sickness, and for reiie'
inc hacking coughs, chronic c9lul
bronchitis and all throat ana luh
troubles. .,oo II (
TRY Vinol on our guarantee. II -
Crute n Co., Druggists, FafnNiiie'
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting announced to begin al
the Baptist Church next Sunday has
been postponed on account Of conflict
ing with the one arranged for the
Methodist Church. This decision was
arrived at after conference between the
pastors and some Of the officials OF the
two churches. The revival services
will begin at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning and continue nightly
thereafter for probably two weeks.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
CnndltlOnS CHANGED.

Editor Herdid:-l know an old man
who for a quarter Of century mas
ravei against the cigarette habit ana
I saw him the other day with one oil
the bewitching little tempters in ms
mouth, pulling away for dear life ana
looking supremely hsppy. Asking
for an explanation he said, "Oarrie
Nations intense hatred Of the reduction
habit had made him a victim" But
he added, "tell the boys, especially
the young boys, not to-" His preach
ing minus practice must be affective
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NOiiCe

We desire TO announce having 90
famed "a lease of the Farmviiie leie-
phone Company lines, that We VIII
makean honest, persistent effort 10 give
every customer satisfaction. we VIII,
however ask you TO bear with MS Tor
a period Of say two weeks, at the emu
Of which time we hope To- have the
phone, in good shape.
We respectfully solicit your patron
aye. and will prove our appreciation
boy giving y0u eooi service. an.
Material has been ordered WIN
which 90 complete The service ana put
Il iu excellent condition.
After November LIST address an com
plants to s. W. paulett, Jri I'D 'h'
meantime advise Central.
Respectfully
PAULETI 81 NOEL
losse-.
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The Farmyllle Library Association.

This association will meet on lhuIs-
dav afternoon, October 18th, at 4
o'clock, at the council chamber.
All persons who are interested IN
having public library in Farmyille
are urged to attend this meeting
our plan is to reorganize. We need
the interest and enthusiasm OF every
citizen in this town.
The library scheme was first thought
OF by the Mothers Club, consequently
some persons have confused the two
organizations.
The Mothers Club meets the hrs'
Thursday in the month at the kinder
earten. The Library Club meets th'
third Thursday in the month, at TIM
council chamber.
4 mans idea Of sympathy IS to looi
sad and pat a girls hand.
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Town Council Meeting.

The Town Council Of Farmville met
Tuesday nightin monthly session. IRE
sent Mayor Blanton, presiding ana
the following members: Messrs. r.
l.. Erambert, II. +. Barrow, W. NJ
Duvall, Walker Scott, J. K. Martin,
IL. +. Wall, w. G. Fallwell.
Sergeant Miller's monthly report was
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11
Nat a Grand Jury OiienSe.

I'm last weeks Herald "Citizen" re-
fers TO the grand jury in his remarks
concerning franchise holders who are
also town councllmen. The SUBJECT
has been Investigated, and it is learn
ed that under the laws Of Virginia the
penalty for such violation is for ei'ure
to the Commonwealth Of whatever
interest a councilman may have in a
municipal franchise, and not a case
for the attention of the grand jury.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11

- .,,-s.s with two applications Of Dixie nerve
- Bone Liniment. Il viii eureSou-
Oven and Minor Drug Co,
Richmond. Virginia ~. 80
centernen:- have been using y9gf 49, ~ ~
80 i,iroent on my back and find Il acts ne
po,,s For eight days had been on ny -.
"a could not move and after two apph'@'''"'
ssnnow out and 70 business
aAiNN0 Very truly yours. ~.
r g. OGBuRs. North View. va y
g.,a ~ White 4 Co. and Winston DroS
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11

Mystery surrounds the disappear
.,nee Of Myron weeks, a farmer OF
Shenandoah county, who has not been
heard f,om by his wife for nearly a
month 30 trace of the missing man
has been found, and it is now feared
shat me has met with foul play. On
september court day at Woodstock
Air Weeks LETT his home, near SaumS
Vile. saying me was going TO JONI
Reedy's home. His present "i'eis
ahouts are not known.
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LETTER TO W. II. RICHARDSON.
Earmyille. Va.

Dear Sir: You've got 200 cows now
much will YOU take.fOr calves ana hllk
of 100 of 'em next year-you PICK ou'
the 1902 1000
How much for the other 1907
The point is. cows are not All ailks'
and Won know which Is when
II l. "a with paint. You've got one
host cow i'm that herd. There are ~
dinereut paints iu the United STATES
and one best. You know your Des'
COW. we know the best paint.
The hest COW i- the one that gives
the hest calves aud milk. Inc best
naint IL the one that covers most sur
lace and stays there iongest-neilisi
naint nor COW goes by .color-noD"ny
~ whether Holstein or Jersey n bet
ter lOok-at. ......,,, harm
and wear 10 year,; it'il take i2 VI
another paint, and that palnth wear
iRecson costs. Deyoe 10 gallons
u75 $3.50. about 40 days work -,
/ s9o. the lob. $3.50 for ten year, 800, 80
year. The other: - gallons ~
al. about rs days work 81, ,4oi lh'
I iob $50 for five years. si5.oO yes ga =
} Devoe si.7l a year the o'i'e' f''''
wear. Difference ~ year a..t,,
That's how 10 reckon coz" y ahu l'''"'
Yours truly,
o. +. W. DENOE& 60.
ID l. r. Walton a Co. sell on
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Revival at Methodist Church.

The revival service so long planned
for at the Methodist Church will be-
gin on Sunday. Rev. ;. {. Hatcher
has been announcing and asking his
people to pray for this service for sew
eral months.
Rev. q. w. Jones, Of Norfolk, who
comes to do the preaching is one ol
the most gifted evangilists Of the State
The people Of Farmville irrespective
% denominations are invited to al
tend these meetings.
Woman's nature is mystery ina
man has never been able to solve
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11

No home is so pleasant, regardless
of the comforts that money will buy,
rs when the entire family is in perfect
health. A bottle Of Orino Laxative
Fruit syrup costs 50 cents. II Will
cnre every member Of the family OF
constipation, sick headache or stom-
achtrOuble.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-11

eMv dear old mother, who is now
eighty three years old, thriyes ON Elec-
tric Bitters writes w. b. Brunson, OF
Dnblin Ga. "She has taken them Tor
about two wears aud enjoys an excellent
annette feels strong and sleeps well.
That, the way Electric Bitters Affect
fho aged. and the same happy results
foilow i'm an cases of female weakness
and general debility. Weak, puny chill
Iren too. are greatly strengthened by
them. Guaranteed also for stomach
liver and kidney troubles, by White *
Co., Druggists SOC.