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N Except for rather sharp advance nc right
t me opening due 70 upturn OF ssg7sd Liverpool
5aere was little support the local all
seemed to absorb about that vas
Tor safe At times the showed
ne indcatirs that most traders willing hold
9 until atter the government report shall have
disposed o. The weakest feature of foraign news was
decline Of 3g3lsc at Budapest. due hot, forcing
weather IN Hungary Broonhau also reported good
rains in Australia The local closed as
ioloTs: No red. 81 ora elevator 81 Ioi. o b
anoati No Northern Duluth. 81 I6ss. hs-i
winter 81 1885 b sdoat. CORN-BuIls made an
CtAer small demonstration il May corn at Chicago to-
oay whereby that delivery and sac ret
higher. whereas the Of list about isc
lower. and the local ItQ42c lower
Ihe Whole market opened up &c continued wet
"catner N Western which had
restraining Influence the nothing
oI the delay TO planting but exception of
May failed 10 hold its ground owinS 10 reactions IN
wheat and profit taking operations by room traders
besides selling Of July by
wees from Omaha reported demand.
STOCKS the Nghtest IL The market
closed unchanged, and there
porlea NO corn in the local closed Soc nanl-
na4 IN elevator and 14c nominal q h aftoat. OATS
mere was considerable activity old MAY oats with
en2r advance at time during afternoon due to
deliveries
II clher grains, and at the :lose
t%7SE net loss in the Western market. IN
Nev Aork closed follows Mixed. 81 u, s6I.c.
natural Whit 2e q 81 = 57I.T5eEc: ciprcd White 81
- ~ 10 '@qIjoc. EYE-Nark1t Icrlinal. NJ Western
Spc tcEnina b New York BARLCY--Market nominal
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
BUSINESS CHANCEs

NEW INVENTION.
. machine particularly Of interest 10 pub
fishers. patented: want some one to furnish
"a r,it;,i 10 manufacture and get on Tarkets
about $40 900 needed. Address w, BcX SZ'
Tribune Office
OLD ESTABLISHED CAFE; fine location.
brooklyn; price $4,000: $1,000 weekly
business. Apply at Acknowledgment Co.
2J7 Broadway
$40 coo BUYS 215-ACRE FARM: free and
clear; 1S-roon house, two barns. Two cot
tages, carriage and tool house, Outbuildinss,
etc located prominent town on Hudson. !.
one mile from station: one mile waterfront
ali improvements Particulars at McDon-
sid-yVisglns Co. 257 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.


VIRTUE OF the foreclosure OF q chat
mortgage, J. Bernstein. Auctsoneer,
~, ssli to-day. g. m, at No. Dol East
- ~ 81. Bronx. lot OF saloon fixtures BY
o' attorney for mortgagee-
CE Of chattel mortgage. VIII
- THURSDAY. May Z. 1908. 1890 O. N,
sSsnfral Brewing Co, esth St ano East
,sa'1. Tar fixtures front and back barr.
,ss.' 49,, chairz. register. etc. l. Bernstein.
r-s..eheer. Charles Kiegler. attorney for
-. .SAGE SALE--By virtue OF q chat-
mortgage nnd by orcer Of the mort
- Eilap A. Irvine. Auctioneer. viii
ee.c,s "wednesday. May l3. 1905. al 10
ln the forenoon at No. l3z Cedar
a.. eorongh Of Manhattan. the furniture
tr -lret formerly confaired In the Ho-
oe az No. 14s stf ave, Brooklyn
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LOST-BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No. 6I3, $50 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having claim TO II is hereby
called upon to present the same within ten
days. or submit to having said passboo6
cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. sO4 s34 OF the Union Dino
Savings Institution Is missing. ANY per-
son having claims to Il is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days,
submit to having said passbook can
celled and a new Issued
LOST.-Bankbook No 426 090-472.I26 OF
Dry Dock savings Institution. Any per-
son having claims upon said book is called
upon to present the same to the bank
within thirty days or the said book will
be declared cancelled and extinguishec,
and q new one issued In lieu thereof.
LoST-Bankbooks Nos 426 900 and az $40
OF Dry Dock Savings Institution. ANY
person having claims upon said books are
called upon TO present the same to the
bank within thirty days, or the said books
will be declared cancelled and cxtinSuixhed,
and new ones issued IL lieu thereof
5000 REWARD for the return OF Bank
beck No. $50, 1oa OF Bank for sasinxs.
Finder viii .naaty 4 KsSslman. lla West
- -
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PROP. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
COMPANION -French -: refined. sx-
per!sReed tutor. speaks English. also Ger
man wishes position In private family row
o. fcr summer, can teach gymnastics.
tvrtr,;flnE shooting. would accept p-aCs a $
attendant or valet for gentleman, hest ref
euces Address Hfr. Kennedy. l19 Wash
irEfon ST, Newark. y. !.
C1NPANIOS---Yo ouug. educated. attractive
American familiar with Europe and
South America; az companion or secretary
- gentleman or lady. a.. Box 50. Tribune
Ottce.
WANTED --Positicu as nurse or conipAis-
ion - gentleman. viii take care of slight
drmentts. no objection 10 travel, good rel
crences. Il ". Mitchell. +5 y. Washing
ton St Plainviile. Conn.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
cENTI ENAN. 30; speaks. writes English,
French italian, Greek. Egyptian: nttle
German: high instruction; connrnerSlaI e1-
perience. best reference5' Can uase'- 'A4es'
Box 70 Tribune Office.
HAVE charge OF two houses. would Iike
10 act as agent for one or two more am
f,1iIv capable of taking care OF same. doing
most of repairs personally; can give pest
OF references L. Lesem, 3s16 PARK ave-
NIppLE AGEb business man. h;xhess
character reference, perintendency o1
Attainment building. or position where reii-
sbillsy; ,,re9 So9rie rornpsttnt bookkesper Vaiu-
able BOZ f23. Tribune Once
MISSING people traced in England: sdu-
Gated Londoher, knowing country Wen,
returning home on visit. Is open TO make
business or private inquiries. or introduce
any line OF goods: small remuneration ana
fair commission asked E dorley, - e
10th ST.
MAN. married. 80. wants steady position;
CITY or country: good carpenter. pa!lLsF'
can do most any repairing AusSler. IT'D
une Office
NIGHT WATCHMAN.-In Office building.
preferred: used to running electric ana
hydrauIic elevators; best reference: SOBER
and reliable. Isaac Tompdns, $50 West
40th St
PAINTER, so: experienced in hotel deco
rating, kalsomining, paPerhanStnS, var
nlshirg. polishing. enanelling: steady posi-
tion. zimmerman, 162 German Flaco'
Bronx
PROFESSIONAL MAN. Protestant, as pri-
vate secretary to American gentleman
C f. L, Box II. Tribune OfHce~
STARLEMAN or WATCHMAN.-Honest
and reliable; can come well recon-
mended. Gail or address Thomas Morgan
81 Ten Eyck St. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER and confidential clerk:
aged 29: seven years in present Posiuoh'
Al references. Secretary. Box IL Tribune
Office.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial services
for business. professional n,sra[y - "a a,
special rates: husiness-getttng literature
and facsimile letters a speciality; nome or
ont. Address Call Typist. Times guiding.
TOURIST.-A middle-aged retired business
man. having spent seven years IN travel
ductor for a party OF two or moFo Iaels'
or gentlemen for tour OF Europe Ad-
dress W. NJ. L., Tribune Office
WATCHMAN.-Bv reliable man. as watch
man or caretaker on gentleman place,
personal references can be obtained at my
last employers. J. J. d. Box is. Trtouns
Office.
WATCHMAN or ELEVATOR MANY
an ex-Cnited States soldier; two honor
atle discharges. Kenyon. 40 West 18th ST.
YOUNG MAN. Is; In Office. with chance Of
advancement. T. knauer, II Jerome 81.
Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 10. in good business TO IN
pack goods, check invoices. etc; $40
weekly TO start; references Ernest Schlen-
stein. 23Ss 1st ave
YOUNG MAN.-Seven years experience IN
manufacturing of chocolate and cocoa.
thorough knowledge of German and Eng
lsl. Care OF Cordes. 2I3 Logan St.. Brook-
lyu-
YOUNG MAN 20; ambitious 10 Learn real
estate business; speaks German, has hve
years Office experience: understands book
keeping. Giebkeu. 2SS 81. Nicholas ave.
Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. having ten years business
experience, good judgment and ability,
wants position Z. 2. Fordhsnn Road
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HELP WANTED.
Female

WANTED Cooks end girls for house
work n Respectable families. good
wages. bring references. Wagner's once.
a2s Fourth ave.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fo~
Ths Tribune received AZ their Uptowr
Once No. 1854 Brca6waT. between 36cS
and S7th sr.-. until o'clcck > m A.
xer1isznenes recsived AZ ths eollcw-ng
branch oncss at regular c1acs rates un-ff
s O'Clock o. n. vtz.: 284 6-h ava. .. =
cox ga St: i13 eth ava. cor. f2th 81. "a
East IAN ST.: 317 West 90 St es<Ga1n
IN ard fxh aTaas ia We0 E0 -
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g1tleE - Ssessr st; cste-
81 Ds1Ns taken part rey..
egsaae n Oalsfwor1a, 1amin9-
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Female


AMERICAN lady would like position as
caretake-. A = Palmer. 40 w. 4eth ST
AMERICAN WIDOW OF social standing
and executive ability seeks position as
useful parsonage. city or country. highest
credentials. Address Z. b, Box 3. Tribune
Once.
COMPANION or CIIAPERON.-By well
educated well bred middle aged woman:
understands housekeeping. references e1-
changes Address G. Box 20. Tribune OF
fee.
EDUCATED woman. speaking French and
English hospital training. as companion
to Invalid. or entire charge or children
over three years. best city references O.
W, care OF Sheehau, 2i9 West 44th ST
GOvrpNESs companion: experienced:
highly recommended: speaking and teach
i.s thorough French. German, English,
music: with refined family; expert travel
Ter. Geneva. 5:3 west i.4th st.
GoVERNEsS.- Woman OF education and
refinement: North German. English. flu
eut French. German: good musician; per
soaaI references Anioran. 200 W. 9ath St
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HOUSEWORE-By young WoTa1S IN
Ssc6.Iors apartment Smith, log East
Ic2d ST
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

E0TSEwORE-By neat WOMAN n sraau
Fsr1iTv O. couple; references CAL 11A
East S4Jh ST
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eu1xARD AsD rooL TABLES.
rYRKWKIYERk-

ssAcTURERe Of sfr,iarc and pool ia
1,Sh srade bowling alley builders;
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T0T-sE.E-E-EPE-R Young Irish girl: enc
vsa-7s reference c. Hofmayers Bu-
,s1s1r I5s VVest 20 81. Tslephons arts- 10
a m. 1854 Chelsea
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NT-RSE.-By refined North German; COM
ratsnr in every way. or as maid city %
country: references. MatheWSons buresr.
So Srh ave. 44th St Tel 04S-1-Sa1L
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NTRsE-Irish girl. ss nurse 70 s-Own
children: assist chamber work; city ref
srence J. NJ. Box "a. Tribune Uptown
Ofacs 1864 Broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

18TH ST., il2 W.-Large room; sdtoining
bath; private house: gentleman: REFER
euces.
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GENTLEMAN. 80: speaks. writes English,
French Italian. Greek. Egyptian. little
German: high instruction.; commercial ex-
perience: best references; can travel. Jules.
Box 70 Tribune Office.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-07
Meeting Of PreSbyiefy.

The approaching meeting of the
Presbytery Of West Hanover at
Browns Church is expected to be one
Of unusual interest and an unusually
large attendance is expected.
The Presbytery opens on Tuesday,
August llth, at II o'clock with ser
mon 10y the retiring Moderator, the
Rev. G.. NJ. Darrell, Of buckingham,
after which the Presbytery will be con-
stituted with prayer and officers will
he elected.
After an intermission for dinner an
other sermon will be preached in the
afternoon and the routine business Of
Presby terry will be taken up.
On Wednesday morning the "Pres-
byterial Sermon" will be preached by
the Rev. W. j. King, of Hampden-
Sidney, and in the afternoon there
will be addresses on the Bible Cause
and The Synod's Orphanage.
Thursday will be given over TO the
consideration OF the great Sunday
school work, and delegates are invited
from all the Sunday-schools Of the
Presbytery, and all the Sunday-schools
within reach are cord tally invited TO
attend and enjoy with Us the good
things offered that day.
The Sunday-schoOl from Cumber-
land Courthouse Will be there IN a
body and under the skillful direction
of Capt. Dlggs, will 90 through the
military evolutions of the flag drill.
There will be an address in the
morning by the Rev. VI. b. Porter, Of
Richmond, and in the afternoon a
conference Of. Sunday-School Work
ersu will be held, the chief subject for
consideration being "Ihe Special
Needs Of Country sunday schools
on Friday will be held the annual
meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Union.
There will be a public address on
Foreign Missions in the morning by
Or. Woods, Of China, and oneon Home
Missions in the afternoon by Res. }.
/ c. Painter.
Large congregations are expected to
be present at all these meetings and a
cordial welcome and ample entertain
ment will be furnished TO all who come
1t Is hoped that the people OF
Farmville will attend In large mum
bers and especially that the Sunday
schools will be largely represented on
Thursday.
J. II. DAVIS, Pastor.
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When the Shoe PIncheS.

Eduor Herald.-l was waiting at
the depot of the Norfolk and Western
on Monday for the midday train, and
my attention was called to an express
package marked for Perth Amboy, y.
j., and which weighed just 30 pounds.
The charges had been paid and
amounted to sl25. OF course the
charges were just those named by the
Company, but are they not growing
excessive and well nigh prohibitory?
a lady friend remarked 10 me that
she had just received small box
from Baltimore. which weighed less
than two pounds and yet the express
charge was 80 cents. She was not IN
Farmville nj the time she received the
package, but in "A town Of an adJoin-
ing county. We complain of freight
and passenger rates, but the relief we
most need is against oppressive eX-
press charges But Plat is member
Of the Senate and has grown fat ON
dividends paid 10y the Express Com
panies.
Here is work for our Board of Trade
and our Corporation Commission
The government might handle par
GELS al much less cost But what care
our Congressman since they are now
getting 1900 year? What did old
man Vanderbilt say Of the people?
KICKER
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Home Development Company.

4 meeting of the Directors of the
Home Development Company, .lnc-l
was held here Tuesday. Resolutions
for donating the streets, alleys and
parks for public use and recording plat
of the town of PheniX were adopted.
Four memorial stones, To be known rs
permanent markers and points Of
reference have been established, thus
doing away forever with one Of the
great troubles so often experienced by
some Of our best towns and cities
Seyenty-hve acres for factory sites
extending the entire length Of the
switch tracks have been reserved To
be given to enterprises wishing Ia io-
cate AT the new town.
The Company is doing all in IT. pow
er 10 make PheniX a woodworking
and especially furniture town, and
owing 10 the large amount Of timber
available for this purpose II should
meet with success.
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This pursuit know to be general
throughout the land, and, indeed j
fear throughout the world, bat else
where IL IS tempered boy the spirit
Of society, aud even by love
Of ostentation or Of pleasure. Here It
reigns undivided
81 know that II man says he loves
God and hates his brother he IL liar,
but I do not hate my brethren Of the
human family. fear, however, that
/ cannot love them as / ought But
God. hope and trust, will in his own
good time put better disposition into
NV heart. There are few Of them, ]
am persuaded, more mdeser'ing Of
love than ! am.
sometimes ! have better views
but again am weighed down 70 the
very earth. or lost in a labyrinth OF
doubts aud perplexities. The hard
ness Of my own heart grieyes and
astonishes me- Then, again, ] settle
down in a state Of GOODNESS and indif
ference. which is worse than all. Bu'
the quIvering Of our frail flesh, 50 Of
ten the effect Of physical causes, can
not detract from the mercy OF oul
Creator. and to him / commit myself
Thy will be done
ole was generally esteemed, and
although quite poor, by the aid Of
! notable wife, lived neatly aud com
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-07
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
Arcanun

Arcanum.
August lth, 1905.
News came from Dillwyn that the
old offender, Isaiah Moss, white, who
has been convicted OF selling liquor
unlawfully on previous occasions, was
brought before Esquire Booth on sat
urday on another charge Of Illicit sell
ing aud sentenced TO pay a fine Of
s4OO and spend year in jail. \
heavy penalty, but this man has been
VIGOROUSLY brazen in defying the law
in this respect, and his profits have
been enormous.
The drought has been broken APP
parently all over the country, but in
this section upland corn and the ear
liest tobacco has been cut short at
least p per cent. by the dry weather.
Mr.. Hebditch lost a horse last week,
presumably from snake bite. The an
imal was one Of a double team driven
from Dillwyn on Wednesday appar-
emily in perfect health; on Thursday
morning its left hind leg was much
swollen from the hook up. The
swelling went rapidly into the body
Of the animal and in "A hours she was
dead
At a meeting at New store Church
last week, Rev. G.. G. Anderson preach
ed two sermons a day for five consecu-
tive days. lie is a forceful, earnest
and edifyng preacher aud his ser
mons were highly praised by officers
and people. At a meeting Of the SEES
sion, W. NJ. Ransom was elected dele
gate and ]. W. Hebditch alternate TO
the Presbytery meeting which con-
venes at Browns Church on the 18th
inst.
II is estimated that fully 1000 peo-
pie attended the meeting Of the James
River Baptist Association at Dillwyn
on Wednesday, July 18th. Dr.
Mcdaniel, Of Richmond, was the
preacher ola that day
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Neel Temper is the First Aid Toward
Beauty.

beauly OF grooming, correct Poise
ana ability TO make the most Of ones
good points count for more than a
oeauliiui face Any woman with a
p''sable face may be attractive aud
even be considered beautiful, if she will
cultivate the art of being well groom
ed.
lhefe are so many great things that
so toward making we'll groomed
woman, said a well-knowa beauty cul-
'ufst. The first thing we teach our pat
ioDs Is The proper Use Of the mirror.
we leach women 20 look hopeful, how
70 wear their clothes. how 10 make
'neif eyes shine, to mo the corners of
UPS and 90 observe what a pleasing eff
'eel is obtained After time this be-
comes a habit. AMI the mirror watch
'ulneSs Is mo- longer necessary. Good
0a'ufe is am essential 90 a woman who
N'uld appear ai her best. GrOuchiness
VI ih-iemper, b. her own worse enemy.
"ood nature depends, of course, very
largely ON being well dressed, and "a
we'll gfoomed woman is nearly al
ways sweet-tempered The Septem-
Der Delineator.
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Sunday in FarmYilIe.

All of MS have read of the "rare
day in June but none Of us have
ever enjoyed more perfect day in
August than was last sunday
The air was A. clear a. crystal and
there was tome in It's touch But
for the passing trains Famville
would have been profoundly quiet
Ourpulpit, were all occupied, the
Rev. Dr. Lear officiating at the
Methodist aud Rev II NJ. Fugale, Of
The Baptist, Rev. Mr. Tyler at the
Presbyterian and Rev Mr. Tanner at
the Episcopal
Union services were held AT the
Presbyterian Church at night and the
Rev Mr.. Fugate preached the ser
mon. Miss Noel aud Miss Morgan
rendered pleasant duet. The con-
gregation was large one, and the
hour Of worship rich in spiritual bless
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Eureka Mills

Aug. 3, rs.
Charlotte county is keeping step to
the march of progress, especially Is
this the case in educational matters.
4 high school building TO cost about
- OO0 il being built at the Courthouse
and another at brakes Branch TO cost
nearly A. much. Male college gradu-
Ates with female assistants will pre-
side AT these schools. 4 new building
for A graded school will soon be built
at this place.
-Four steel bridges will soon be erect
ed by the county across ITS streams,
at cost Of 900.
A new steel cage is being put in the
county Jail.
4 new bank TO succeed the branch
bank ofChase city has been organic
ed AT brakes Branch aud will be
known as the State Bank Of Char
lotte County. The officers are G. b.
Russell. President: l.. >. Jackson,
Vice-President; W. II. Pettus, Jr.-
Cashier; Capt. y. J.. Shaw, Cameron
Dunlop. p. y. Morgan and Dr. G. w
Tucker.
Mrs. A. G.. Jeflress, Of Worsham
and Mrs. W. p. DuPuy, of Roanoke
have been visiting Mrs. Lee w. Nor
ton and other friends in the vicinity
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Death Of Mss PnineY.

Died on Monday, August Bird, 1905,
Miss Mamie Putney, daughter Of Mr..
Walker Putney, Of Prince Edward
county This young lady was grad
uate Of the Normal School aid was
well known TO many Of our people.
She was OF most estimable character
and excellent attachments She was
forced TO quit teaching school about
eighteen month ago on account Of fail
ing health. IL is said OF her that a. a
teacher her examinations before the
school board were always unique in lex
cellence OF pronounced Christian
character and marked influence she
will be greatly missed by large circle
OF acquaintances
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Base Ball at CreWe.

Farmyille played double header
with Crewe on Tuesday last at Crewe,
the first game going to Farmyille by
the score OF II TO ,. In this game the
fielding of the Farmville lads was of
"A high order, W. Lancaster, b. *.
Winston and J. H. G. Winston star
ring in their respective positions.
Lyon pitched his usual good game.
In the second game Crewe called in
her reserves and succeeded in winning
this contest by the score Of Is to B.
The Farmyille boys were pretty
well tired out and moreover had 10 use
Lyon again in the box still they
kept on their batting clothes getting a
total Of Is hits while they failed 10
make count in the run getting. LIST
game batteries: Crewe; Robertson
Adams and Marshall, Famville; Lig-
on and Waters 2nd game Crewe;
Hobbs and Marshall; Famyills; Lig-
on and Waters.
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Sudden Death of Mrs. {. l. Eramberi

Farmyile was again greatly shocked
when the news spread quickly from
heart To heart and home to home on
Wednesday afternoon that Mrs Clara
Harvey Erambcrt, beloved wife Of
Mr. r. l.. Erambert, had died sud
denly at her home on Main street.
Mrs. Eramheri had not been well for
some time but was not considered To
be In serious condition until a short
time before the end came, when Dr.
Spencer was hurnedly sent for, and
though he responded promptly To the
call did not reach the bedside until
death had claimed another victim.
Mrs Erambert before her marriage
was Miss Clara Harvey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs b. } Harvey, was born
and reared i'm Farmville, aud some
twenty years ago she became the wife
Of Mr. T.. l.. Erambert. The mar
rage was preceded 10y protracied
tbult-llif hftl Nittl AHt E'NNt'0 ~
purest. sweetest love ruled and reigned
and they were lovers to the last.
Some years ago they buried their
only child, lovely daughter, Of six
summers, and in the same grave
much Of life's joy and hope. The
shadow of the great sorrow has been
resting since ON home and hearts, and
now that the last tender, loving tie
has been suddenly, widely sundered,
the hearts of their legion Of friends
20 out in tender sympathy TO the sor-
rowing husband
Famville has had many daughters,
modest, loving, loyal and true to duty
aud to dear ones, but none more so
than was this generous, gracious,
graceful, good woman and model wife.
The funeral will take place this
morning at . O'Clock from the house.