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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

A dispatch from 81 Louis states That
William p. Fife died suddenly in that
city Sunday afternoon.
Fifteen minu es after purchasing
several newspapers at the news stand
in the lobby Of the st. jane Hotel
where he lived, he expired in his room.
A chambermaid, while passing
through the room, heard groans. She
ran down stairs and DR. Behrens was
summoned from the Southern Hotel,
across the street. When he arrived
Mr.. Fife was dead. The body lay on
the bed fully dressed.
Dr. Behrens believes Mr.. Flies Death
wa. due to heart failure.
Mr.. Fife was born about fifty years
ago i'm Fayetteville, y. G. Several
wears ago throat trouble, if is said'
forced his retirement from tie evan
oelical fed. He became mining
agent. and accumulated a fortune
which is estimated by T. 5. lIender-
SON a st. Louis mining broker one
Of Mr.. Flies closest business friends
at s35O,OOO.
Up TO the time Of his conversion
me was a drummer, and his first work
i'm the ministry consisted Of service
held on the trains i'm North Carolina
in behalf of drummers. lie rapid
acquired a reputation as a Bible schol
ar and evangelist and up TO the time
when he gave up preaching was on'
of the hest known and most success
full evangelists i'm the South. Durnl
fifteen years ne held thousands o.
camp meetings in North Carolina
Virginia, Texas, Mississippi and oih
er Southern States.
After giving up his work as nevan
gelist. Mr.. Fife became a promoter o
arious mining propositions Amon'
the stocks placed 10y him were TIN
\ Great Western Gold Mining Compan.
and the Great Western oil Company
! At the time Of his death he represent
ed the East Snow Storm Mining Com
many of Mullan, Idaho, aud othe
stock mpanies.
Mr.. Fife was well known in Farm
vile. having conducted a successful
revival i'm one Of our wareh use
twelve years ago.
Mr.. Fife was enthusiastic in am
cause he espoused, and pushed 1t wit
vim which insured success. ii
was pleasant talker and had don
most effective work from the pulpit.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

January 18th, 'oz

January 29th 90.
The snow Of Sunday afternoon
broke up the Rev. a. l.. Carson's APP
pointment 10 preach at the Garnet
Chapel near here that night as he had
intended doing Night appointments
for the winter months are very uncer-
tain Of fulhlment, but we hope next
ith Sunday will be more propitious.
The Standard OH staye making out
ft. now located a mile and half south
Of here, is taking every thing i'm the
labor line, and paying sl.25 TO sl.5O a
day, and farming is utterly demoral-
lied, there IS not farmer IN a radius
OF several miles, who has even one
"handn al work, and j. W. Clark, the
efficient business manager0f the plant,
tells me he expects il will take about
two years TO cut mp an the oak his
company has already bought, and
haYe opt ons on. They have secured
large tract, from Sir. Jack Hooper,
MIS- Russell nee Norris Mr. Nose
ly. Mr. b.. j. Steger Cox and others.
SIT Cia.k has opened a general store,
and with SD axes or saws boz The woods,
and a dozen or SD running the various
mill SAWS, things are lively. Another
mill, cutting hogshead slaves out Of
old field pines is In place, and will be-
gin work at once mile north of here.
ibis i,a c0'trel man +outlit.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
The Mld.Klnler COMMENCEMENT.

Last Friday night the graduating
class of the State Female Normal
School was given a brilliant reception
TO which many townsp ople were inc
vited
Saturday night Glass exercises were
held in the spacious auditorium of the
school, before large assemblase.
The program was as follows.
"a Merry Singing The Glass.
"The Rcm.mbrancer,n Miss Sidney
Guy.
"a Song" Miss Lois Leonard.
"The Rimer," Miss Myrtle lioupt.
"rhe Deyyser,' Miss Elizabeth
Stokes.
"Song, Of Parting The Glass.
"The Seer Foretells tine Future,
Miss Eleanor Watt.
Sunday evening Rev. J. NJ. Owens,
Of Lynchbdry, Va, delivered the
baccalau cate sermon before crowd
which filled the auditorium. His text
was, "llave that mind i'm you which
was also ina Christ
Monday night the exercises proper
me of They consisted of first d
hymn sung by the school followed by
am invocation from Rev. D. ID. llarie
of the Famyille Baptist Church; salu
tatory by Miss Virginia Stubblciic.d
song. "Ihe Lost Chord by the cleo
Club: address 10y Dr. G.. VI. kent
"The Showers" sung by the Gle'
Club, valedictory, by Miss Mary Mer
Ger schoGeld; delivery Of twenty di
| plomas, by President j. l.. Jarman
/ a list Of the graduates was publiaHe.
/ in the Herald of January 18th.
The gift of the graduating class 20
the school was Guide Rents exqui,it.
picture Aurora i'm colors.
Nearly all the young ladies wh'
received their diplomas have ieft io
their homes, aud the Normal Schoo
comm need the second half of thI
session last Wednesday.
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Darlington Heights

Jan. IS 'O7.
Died near this place on Wednesday,
the oath Of January, Mr, James Wood
an. aged % years. lie had been a
great sufferer with consumption. lie
leaves wife and three little children
To mn urn his death The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. G. IL.
Anderson, pastor Of Bethlehem
Church, and hi, remains were laid ia
rest i'm the Spring Creek cemetery.
We were very sorry 10 hear OF the
death of Mr.. Goodrich Oyerton. He
wa liked by everybody in this section
and it brings sadness to all that knew
him.
ON last Sunday Mis-, Selma Cobb
The daughter Of Mr. A. W. Cobb, be-
came the bride Of Mr. William W
Carwile. The ceremony was perform
.ed bv Rev. j. W. VILLA ms.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

The young people Of the neighbour
hood enjoyed thc "Glee CLUB meet
ings iu the home of Mr. and Mrs. a.
T.. Davis last Friday night very much,
as dancing was the chief amusement
of the evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hiilsman, Messr-.
Bob Dee and Witt Borum, Alvin and
Irving Kennedy, James Vaughan,
Rodophil Gamett, Herbert Glenn,
Thomas Vaughan. Watson Hillsmanr
Irving Noble, and Muscoe Allen, VII
lie Morris and Claude Farley, Misses
Annie and Alma Glenn, Edyth
Davis, Mary Borum, Myrtle Hills
man. Mabel Farley. Music was fur
ni-hed hy Me,srs. j.. III. Parker and
Irving Noble.
SIR. and Mrs. Albert liilsman vii
entertain thc members Of the Gle'
/ Club Friday night, February Sth.
! Miss Pauline Hubbard, Of Rice, g.
visiting relatives near London.
Miss EssIe Farley, who has beer
quite sick, is much better
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

Low-neck gowns are very useful
when a woman IS packing trunk not
10 take up 50 much room.
It's better not to know so much
that you have to explain il to every
body else before they can understand
10.
One Of the comfortable things about
marrying widow is all the things
you don't have to teach her by break
ing the news.
A woman thinks she is unhappily
married when her husband objects to
going out Of the theater between the
acts and telephoning home 70 see if
burglars have broken in.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

January Is. 'O1
Owing 90 the extreme cold, very few
attended preaching services at Beihle-
hem Sunday morning. Rev. Chas'
Anderson, as usual, preached am eN-
ceileut sermon.
Nr. Roland Foster is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Ike Glenn, Of Prospect.
Mr.. Andrew Baker was a guest OF
AIr. III. l.. Womack on sunday last
Mrs. Henry Anderson spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Tom Anderson
Miss Mamie Womack and Mr. sam
Baker both Of this county will be
married, next Thursday, January 81
al Douglas church. We extend &c
them our best wishes.
Miss Antysh Allen is the charming
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
High Bridge.

Jan. 29, 'O7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Badgcits silver social
was not largely attended on account OF
the rainy morning. Those present EN-
loved the elegant dinner
Mrs. j. J.. swoope has been very
sick with grippe, bat is better at this
writing
Alr. j.. %. Ligon attended the burial
of Mr. Goodrich Oyerton in company
with tine Famville Guard, of which
he is o member.
The people Of High Bridge extend
their heartfelt sympathy toMrJames
Oyerton and family in The death Of
their SON. Goodrich, who first saw the
light in OFT no'ghborhood, and we feel
very deeply for the family.
All Northumberland girls who at
tend the Normal school haze returned
90 makeready for thenext half session
Mrs. Willie Vaughan visited hel
mother. Mrs. Dr BIanton, last week
1900 worth of Lace, from which q
make "a selection in German Mechlln
/ Valenciennos. Nomandieand Machine
/ Tor.bon. n. b. DAVIDSON.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
Sidney.
CaHW


January 20 1870.
The centennial Of the birth of Gen
eral Robert T.. Lee was observed on
the evening Of the 10Th boy way of a
special address, the orator Of the even
ing being the Hon. Don p. Halsey
g2I of Lynchburg, Va, and the adj
dress maintaining the line reputation
of the speaker.
The event Of the coming week in the
lnter-society Debate TO be held Oh
saturday evening, February 2nd. The
representatives OF the Union Society
are Messrs. s. S. Simmerman, Jr, of
specdwell, Va, and Tom x. Young,
of Charleston, w. Va, and of the
Phllanthropic; and Messrs. w. Dixon
Foster, Of Williamsburg, Va, and f..
Lee Chambliss, Of Champe, Va. The
question for debate is, "Resolyed
That education has been and is of
more influence i'm the world than
money.
Preparations are already making ior
the Intermediate celebration of the
Societies ON the evening Of February
D.. IN addition to the exercises of that
evening Speaking by representatives
of the Societies. the Iampden-Sidney
Dramatic Club will give am entertain
ment ON Saturday evening, the Ord
The Mandolin and Gles Clubs are
pracucing 10 preparation for Other
events. A large number Of visiting
young ladies will be present at Inter
mediate. from points i'm Virginia AND
the south. and the occasion gives
promise of being one i'm every way
successful.
Ina day when the remnants of th'
ante-belIum regime are SO rapidly
| passirg away amy successful atiemp
/ TO preserve the memory Of it for iuiun
generations should be welcomed. /
gives all the more pleasure Therefore
/ to mention the very fayoral perception
/ being accorded to one of the newes
/ folk-songs. 81 heah dc Voices Calm.
The composer is Mrs Mary Louis
/ Gaines, wife Of the Rev. Dr. f. II
/ Gaines, president of Agnes Scott Col
leee. Decatur. Ca, and mother OF Dl
Lewis VI. Gaines. who graduated a
/ Hampden-Sidney some years ago an'
lis now Professor Of Anatomy anI
/ Physiology in Wake Forest College
Inc. Dr. Gaines was once pastor q
Bethel Presbyterian Church, men
stanton, Va, Mrs. Gaines being th
daughter of the Rev. Dr. Mcfarland
a former pastor.
/ The song is valuable contribution
1.-THE sentiment is characteristic lth
longing Of the old negro TO join Mar
/ ter and Mists gone on before, Oh
dialect is exquisite, and the music
the old time negro melody. ON Oh
cover-page of the larger copies is oh
picture of "Uucle' Nat White, am oil
Virginia slave living near Decatur.
The following will give some idea
the song.
, Obese eyes dey gettn' DINNER,
. aim see fur away.
. ole Marster DIES a CALM
linus be break o'day.
b / see dis Ike de pic'shur
How clear de ole Ian lay.
"Di, worl' is done got lonesome,
aim keer much TO stay,
I ] gwine er fin old Mistis'
She say she lead de way
go whar dar's no mo trouble
An de light is always day.
f. sole Mistis, She up yonderi
% All dressed in pearly white,
MI Her gyarmant, es er-noatin'
n Acrostt my failIn' sight
p she'll watch TO see me COMM
AM She sho' TO hOl' de light
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
Mardi Gas, New Orleans, La - Mobile
Ala, and Pensacola, Fla, February
7th-1lth, 1917.

Very low rates v.a southern Rail
way .rom all points Co ihe above poi I
anal return. Selling dates Feb. 6th 20
Inn. inclusive, return limit Feb. loin,
with privilege OfcXtens.0n, return lm-
ID to March -nd. 1907, by deposit of
Ticket at destination and payment Zee
OF fnv cents. These tickets embrace
stopoVer privileges at many points.
,r,ro through schedules a ily. drawing
room pullmans, dining cars.
JANE
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
Old Citizen PASSES AWAY.

"Aunt' Maria Bartlett, colored, on e
OF the oldest citizens Of Farmville,
died unexpectedly ON Sunday last.
She was the widow of Jim Bartlett,
who viii be remembered by many OF
our Older readers. At his death some
years ago, IL was claimed that he had
attained the age Of 100 years. aunt
Maria was undoubtedly past foul
score years of age, but her exact age
no one seems To- know. The funeral
took place last Wednesday from the
First Baptist Church, conducted 10y
The pastor. Rev. r. A. p. Cheek.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
Notice.

Owing to the high price Of material
and nv bad health, l will have TO
discontinue TO send work ont on cred
il. I mean no oflense To anyone ou'
il is absolutely a case Of necessity.
Respectfully,
NJ. ORANGE.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

before it stops you. DR.. David's Cough Syrup
W" eulV h. al numbers will testify 10 b the best
o. e4sh. Large bottles q cents at White a Go
snc Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

street IDNiINy rom tIN NHlfi vac l'ti
at Lvnehburg. 90 the Main street is
the most unat mctiye of any ! know
in the "wlde. wide world" la The
winter it i- generally covered with ice,
and walking is as dangerous as going
into battle and. and when The Ice is
not there ihe slick mud is and that is
as treacherous as is the ice. In The
summer theheat will takeyour breath,
and ~ all seasons odors fom dram
sho.s and cellar kitchens are uauseous
I'm the extreme. For enterprise and
genuine push the "Hiu City, II
abreast of the foremost business centres
in the land AND there is no more at-
tractive residential section 90 be found
In any other city. bus that one street
is a terror.
During The week ] met with four
ei.ow-mlr.al, for whom ] carry with
me a feeling Of mingled disgust and
pity. Bur one of them D. past three
score. a'l of them are strong OF body
and not one OF them Is 30 work. Two
a.cliyIug upon the charity of others
and 1870 being iy nature cXces lively
,tugv have saved enough barely To-
eke out O. living. They wake in the
morning in cold rooms pay nu' "''le
attention 60 soap and "flcr ana rush
to the dining room ,hi'enng ana CONF
planning. The meal is hardly swat
lowed before the maioi'ioI7 l'pe, arc
being pulled at ana ruH.ne ana 'o"i-
ing so ou until the dinner hou'.
Somebody's paper i' lhen borrower
and reading nodains ana p"'''"5 at
Che old pipe ABSORB ''e "''e'.' 'o'''
Supper follows a'i' 'nlH 'o "'' , ID"
sleepy head he''.e'' n's"'' "D-
satisfactory days ana 7' '''S s' 'i''i
week lo "e.N' NO el'l'' ''o I''''s'
no peace no nope " may Ff'''''o
subjects ior opei'u'" o' '"c " "s '''' j,
fl.. tLIar meet WITH -ufl FOLK, /
r.,.... tbot with me works. anecessi-
ID. , u,e,.tor
M. mast cheerful boarding house
...n.n, 7 have met in my goings
,roIei, .,id t1 ne as sat at her Ia.
hr...i Ian.tnse these borders, they
..,bar f.s buf u.t won't quit and ]
..,. IN a.oi Them am convinced
..fo io,.- to soe fhe .tronr men
.t.. ,i..-o ID mo- HIGHER compliment
..... ..., ,..,. tl,e eo,h and this good
i.l- d.d. r.e c.olinr wish YOU
...',l ...,. SO, Nm. smile that played
,,.r r.r kindly face as asked for Oh,
second niece or peach pie. 1t wa.
-,val and ( was tempted to try Oh,
tf.irl I,uf hltirr won the reputation
|orh...r modest man and q mod
.-.t. D.. esIorI concluded not TO in
.,.,.tss ,ir,ue. I'm ro,.fle compii
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

A healthy man ia a king in his own
Tlght; an unhealthy man is an unhap-
ny slave. BurdOck Blood Bitters
builds up sound health-keeps you
well.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
n-rIo - anl H0nl LInIm0lI

t..f o- Garth for rholnafem. strains, spfain.
-ol I'D raIra UnedlaIiei f1r both man ane
b..srt. Iar.a bafle ~ cents. 90 White q %. ain
Winston Urig Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

New stock Fancy Dress Ginghams'
thambrays, percales, etc.
y. b. DAVIDSON.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

Ii costs a heap Of money % educate
a boy up 20 the point where he can't
support himself
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

]. W. p. Nenable, Cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above Is "a true statement 81
the financial condition OF the Planters Bank
of Farmville, located at farmyille, ma the
State OF Virginia, at the close OF business on
the 25th day OF Jan. 1907, To the best
OF my knowledge and belief
". r. NESABLE, Cashier.
CORRECr-Attest;
H. G.. CRuIE.
SW. PAULErr, Z Directors.
". T. CLARK.
State of Virginia. County OF Prince Edward;
sworn 90 and subscribed before me this
3lst day of Jan. 1917.
W. G.. NENABLE
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Aug Is 1904
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
FOR DYSPEPTICS.

40 Broadway New York City
McALPN DYs. REM. Co.:
Dear Sirs:-Will you send as
soon as possible to above adj
dress a bottle OF your dyspepsia
renedy-anyway 20 we can get
it quick.
Why don't you put It ON New
York mnrisst'
Yours &c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

GrATEMENr or THE FINANCIAL CON.
= diiion Of the Planters Bank Of farmyiile,
located at farmyille, in the state Of Virginia,
at the close OF business, Jan. 26. 1877, made
90 the state Corporation Commission.
RFSDTRgES
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
NOTICE.

By mutual agreement we win from this date
dissolve partnership. All parties indebted 10 the
firm OF having claims against the same will please
come forward ami settle
Very respectfully.
DRs. j. VI. HAMLET AND r. +. HAMLET.
Fehv ISL 1901
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01
Death Of W.P. Fife.

New line Of Spring goods.
y. b. DAVIDSON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT
farmvile IN the state Of Virginia, al the
close of business, Jan. 26th, 1917.
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LIABILITIES.

state OF Virglnia.C County OF Prince Edward, -
1, John vs.. Long, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief ,,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01


Measure in giving place in the paper
had the writers been known to us.
One signed ~. Y. Z.," but three OF
them had not even al initial.
We publish in this issue of the Her
aid a report Of the business done by
the Farmville Dispensary for the year
ending January 18th. 1t will be ln-
teresting reading, showing the enoi-
nous amount Of $7O,OS5.0O worth OF
whiskev and other intoXicants sold
during the past twelve months
Two prisoners have been allowed tC
escape from the county Jail in the pas'
fortnight. one was a small negro
serving a three months sentence fol
attempting to break in Norfolk anc
Western freight car at Prospect. lh'
other a rather bad character charged
with burglary committed near hamp
den-Sidney ten days ago.
And Burkeville is to have a new de
not a long felt want. And now let
he built with reference 10 comfort an'
convenience, and the separation OF tn
races. There is so much Of the pro
gressive spirit among the citizens o
, Green Bay and the country around
that il bubbles over in the interest o
other places. To Mr.. &. ;. WINS
much credit is due in the securing 70
Burkeville the new depot. Greer
Bav led oil, Burkeville to follow, an'
o how about Meherrin
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
3ist day of Jan 1907. mn,
ELLIOTT r. BOOKER, Notary Public.
Ny term of Office expires Feb 26th. 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-07
ClMUNIeADO

AZ pueblo de Arroyo. A mi noticia ha
llegado que ciertos adverBarios mfos tratan
de atribuirme Ia paternidad Ia inspira-
ci6usde unas cuantas tonterfas que de este
Tueblo han enviado en- estos dfas & "El
TEMPO, peri6dico republicano de San
Juan.
sepan esos buenos amigos = tOdoB los
dennis que en- Bu caritatiya obra les secun.
dan, que 20 STEM PRE- he tenido 81 valC T
de mis- actos de mis- convicciones y que
no soy como el ration, que MUERDE, y
despues sOPLA.
4 81 dia que me diHponga atacar persc.
nalmenta 4 cualquiera de los funcionarios
pdblicos de esta loCalidad, 10 hare donde
d .bo haeerlo, ? de frente, Elm Garcia de
ninguna clase; pues va he dicho y demos
trado varias veces que los grandes solo son
gra9ades, para aqus5 que Sc Grrodila.
Francisco RireEIG U7ibe-Feb 2, 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-07
Los RsIorss dsntlstas.

Son aquellos que ademSs de saber ex.
traer una muela con. todas las reglas del
arte Saben ponerBe de parte del pueblo
comprando los mejores materiales. Hoy
en- dia todo dentista honradO reconoce este
usa el aneatesico 'sANTIDOLAR" el
cual eata reconocido por Ia ciencia como
ser el dnico preparado que adem6s de
pernitir Sc aaque hasta la meiulG sin do
lor no trae consigO consecuencis alguna y
ademas eB completaments aceptico. No
dsia uated que 50 dentista le inyecte min.
gun otro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-07
la CARRETERA DE
Manatl a MorOvis
en- p6sinO estadO.
Las fleGuenteS IIuVias Iahan sshadl
q lsIdeT.
81 Ia sollGItado Ia construction % IN pasnls, ]
nads 50 ha hsehO.

lnformase que Ia carretera de Manatf
4 Morovis Sc halla en- pesimo eBtado. Con
las frecuentes lluviaa de estos liltimos dias
81 frme va no es frme nj mncho menou,
especialmente en- los once kilometres que
anedian del sitio Ilamado 81 Campamento
4 MoTovis.
Con este motive, Be noticia que ha habi.
do casos en- que algunas carretas han en-
pleado mas de cuatro dias de Manatf &
Morovis, con solo tener dicha carretera 20
kil6metros
Naturalmente, 81 tr6fico siendo tan def
ciente por las cauSas apuntadap, se hacs
en- forma que 81 peTjuicio es considerable
para los que pone en- communication la re-
petida carretera.
Notabilfsima falta hace nm puente So
bre el rio MoroVis. 3 te puents fue pc
dido, Holicitado Glen vecss desde que emps-
20 Ia construction de Ia carretera y, efec'
tivamente, essa es Ia fecha en- que NADIA Sc
ha hecho
Tambi@n es notable Ia falta de telefono
en- 81 pueblo, aquellos habitantes solici
tan, con toda justicia Ia installation de ese
factor de progreso en- el pueblo que ledun.
darfa para este en- inapreciables venta.
jas
Va casi todos los pueblos de Ia ida aun
los de menos importancia que Morovis,
cuentan con Ia instaIaci6n del telefono, y
& Moroyis Sc le ha olvidado pOr compile
to.
El aludido pueblo cuenta cou 20 mil
habitaates , tiene 13 barrios ruTaIes de
importancia on los Cuales hay diveraas
incas de cafe, cana, tabaco frutos me-
nores.
Fst6n estas fncas en- pleno cultivo ex-
plotaei6n, , necesftanse desde luego facili-
dades para el tTanspofte.
LA administration municipal marcha
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en- benefclo de la comunidad