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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
PETTIGREN-W WADE.

A pretty home marriage was cele-
brated at 3:3O p. NJ. Of last Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. Edwin Garter
Wade. on Randolph street, when her
Mary, was united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony to Mr.. VIM
Brantley Pettigrew, OF Florence, South
Carolina.
The party entered the tastefully
decorated parlor keeping step to the
sweet strains Of the wedding march,
Miss Burgess presiding'at the piano,
in the following order: Messrs. Yer
non Venable and Eddie Wade, ushers;
Misses Bessie Lamb and Martha
flournoy, walters; the groom, attend
ed by his brother; Miss Bessie Wade,
maid Of honor; the bride with her
brother, Mr.. Archer Wade. The rib
bon holders were little Misses Virgin
ia Richardson and Kate Cox.
Rev. II. Tucker Graham, pastor OF
the bride, in impressive manner and
words we'll chosen made the twain
one, and the congratulations Of friends
sealed the solemn compact.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pettigrew left on the
> p. NJ. east bound n. Il w. train for
their future home, Florence, ;. c.
And so the Palmetto State has
wooed and won a Virginia prize, and
Virginia girl mas become the wife Of
successful man Of affairs, noble
Christian gentleman.
The wedding hour is looked upon
by some with levity, but with Others
while smiles overcast the countenance
tear drops glisten IN the eyes.
The presents were varied and use
full. though many of them await the
bride in her new home, aud 10 be
spread by her own hands.
The anle-nuptial reception was held
on Tuesday evening between
nine and eleven, when the first glad
notes Of the wedding bells sounded
out on the evening air. Refreshments
were served by Misses Alice Graham
BESSIE and Fannie Price. This was
followed by an amusing musical con
test. in which there were so many
winners that the award Of prizes wal
postponed for future anti-nuptial oc
casion. The cutting Of the bride
cake quickened pulse beats, the orid
inaugurating the beautiful ceremony
Miss Lamb carved out the ringi MIS-
Mary Jackson the coin, Miss Flourno.
the bodkin and Miss Burgess Tn
3 bachelors button. No one woul
claim the thimble.
Mrs. r. Baxter Tuggle presided q
the punch bowl.
The out of town guests were Mn
Mcfarland and Miss Bessie Liant
daughter Of Congressman Lamb,
Richmond; Miss Boaz, Of Albemarl'
Mrs. Lathrop, of Florence, ;. c., Mis-
: es Bettie Wade and Addie Venabl'
and Mr.. Pettigrew, brother Of II
groom.
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Save Money

And nav your taxes before the . per
cent. penalty is added on December l.
i90S. will be at the following places
for the purpose of receiving taxes from ron,
ali who wish to take the advantage OF
the opportunity Of paying taxes lot
1905 before December LIST:
Rice-November 5th, Til ursd d "
prospect-N 9Th, friday
Green Bay-November 10th, Tuesday
in the morning; Acknowledgements
10th. Tuesday, in the afternoon nam p
den.Sidney College-NovemDer Iilhi
Wednesday; Darlington Heights-
November, 18th, Thursday. IRON,
13th 10 December 1st, in my once a.
Farmyille. yours trulyi
:. w. WATKINS,
Treas. Prince Edward Co.
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Rainss
Oct %, Os.

oct. rs, 'Os.
Rev. j. II. Davis filled his regular
appointment at Browns Church sun
day, and preached a very interesting
sermon to a large and attentive con
gregaiion.
We are glad to report that MIS-
George stuart, who has been III Tor
the past two weeks, is improving.
Rev. J. II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
b. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Plat Blan-
ton and Misses Susie and Elizabeth
Davis were guests Of. Mrs. Jennie
Blanton sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges Ford aud
mother, Of Amelia, spent saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. Ford's sister,
Mrs. Robert Allen.
Grand Rally Day will be celebrated
at Browns Church next Sunday
morning by the Sunday School OF
that church.
Mr.. Ben Walker was among the
guests at Mr.. T. +. Holman's sunday
evening.
Mrs. Ben Cox, Of Farmville, ana
Miss Matte Blanton spent Friday
night ina the home Of Mrs. Jennie
BlantOn.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
GROWING CHILDREN
Need a Strength Building Tonic.
Dauqhier Of Mrs. Simmons, OF Lake
wood, n. j., was
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY VINOL

"Our daughter, who Is twelve years
Of age. was in very rundown COLI
dition from fast growing. We were
advised To try Ninol to build her up
and after using four bottles she has a
GOOD healthy color, is free from ner-
yousness and has gained eight pounds.
She is now full of life and ready TOT
outdoor exercise, where previously
She moped i'm the house. can cheeI
fully recommend Vinol as iirst-class
tonic reconstructor and one That VIII
do rapidly growing children world
of GOOD Mrs. Il. Simmons, ZoV
Main st. Lakewood, y j.
This is because Ninol is the best coo
liver and iron tonic IN the world, does
moi taste Of oil, and has no equai 20
create strength and build up neallu
for delicate children, feeble Old peo
ple. weak rundown PERSONS ana aisel
sickness. and isa remarkable cure iol
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
TRY Who'll fit does no good you
money will be returned on demand
That's your guarantee, but we know
il will benefit any such case. H. l.
Freear. Druggist farmville.
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ThOmpSOn-O' FeFrall.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tnplett OFer-
rail- announce the engagement OF their
sister. Helen Walton O'Ferrall' to MI
John Taylor Thompson, of FarmVilie'
Va. the wedding to take place quietly
ON Tuesday, December LIST, in the home
on bride, No. 1880 Park Avenue
this city.
Miss O'Ferrall is the daughter oil the
the late Charles 4. O'Ferrall, former
Governor of Virginia, and the state
representative for many years in Con
cress. The bride-elect has lived III
Richmond since she came to the Tx
ecutiye Mansion from Harrisonburg
as a child. She was introduced t'
Richmond society several years ago
was very popular in her first season
and has continued TO be so since. MI
Thompson has many friends in Ken
mond. and is as well known aud liked
here as i'm Farmyille.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Buffalo.
October y, DDS

October d, 1905.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Beale aud son
are in Lynchburg.
our tobacco market has opened.
The "weed" is steadily coming In.
Mr. John W. LeGande, Of Lynch
burg. one Of our most popular buyers,
has returned to spend the winter.
Mr.. W. NJ. Gillian and sister were
AT home last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. II. Lyon Is visiting her
son. Mr.. r.. ). Lyon, Of Richmond.
Miss Ella Drukard, Of Blueheld,
w. Va, is the guest Of Mrs. John
Harwood.
Rev. Mr.. Donney, Of Durham, n o.
will preach In the Baptist church next
Friday morning and night and at
Hixburg in the afternoon.
Several Baptist brethren were IN
town Yesterday having lumber dress
ed for the new church which is being
erected at llixburg.
Miss Mamie Rice, Of farmyillei wa
lin our town last week.
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Hampden-Sldne

This honored school OF learning Il
ENJOYING a prosperous session. Ihere
are more than 100 students IN a''eh-
dance 30 of whom are new students,
and all are busy with books except Tor
An occasional foot ball DIVERSION
President Wilson, of Princeton, TO the
contrary, the athlete is with us 10
STAY, and # he assures the sound BODY
for the sound mind, his presence shail
not be deplored.
An earnest effort is being made 10
build granolithic walk ways on the
Hill. and to this worthy and mos'
desirable object the friends Of the col
lege the country over should MAKE
contributions. Farmville is so favored
in this regard that she might ana VT
hope will lend helping hand.
The venerable institution has M
millionaire friends, but it has a grea
many friends, and altogether they cal
supply her needs.
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High Bridge.
October 2S, 'OS

VAANNNA ~ '"f
Mr.. Willie Porter was the guest of
his sister. Mrs Geo. Scott this week.
Mrs. Walter Claiborne aud sons,
Irving and Temple, visited relatives
in Prince Edward Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Garnett visited in the home
OF his brother, Mr.. John Garnett Sun
day.
Messrs. Jim Crute and Merlin
Bruce spent Saturday night and sun
day in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Walton.
Mr.. David Lyon and sister, Myrtle,
visited relatives in Prince Edward
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Cary Smith visited her father,
Mr. Lion Agee last week.
Miss Netiie Walker returned home
last week, after spending some time
with relauyesin Guinea neighborhood
Miss Ellen Walker is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Ivy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Madison and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. ano
Mrs. Wilbur Crawley.
Mr.. Henderson Johnson was The
guest Of Mr.. Metiauer Crute Sunday
Mr.. Tom Blanton is visiting Mr.
King Adams this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. +. Badgett enter
tanned his brother and bride, OF OK
ford, \. C., at a delightful tea ON las
Monday evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrett, Misses
Happie Blanton, Ellen and Myrtle
| Iigon and Messrs. Stuart Blanton,
Jim Crute. Merlin Brouse, David ana
Anderson Lyon. There were many
Jokes passed and music was rendered
by Messrs. Crute and Brouse. ON
leaving. all expressed themselves a.
Having enjoyed a most delightful
evening.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
FarmyIIle Entertainment Course.

The first number Of the Farmville
Entertainment Course will be given
in the Opera House on next Wednes-
day night, November ith. The Broom
ell. Reed Company will be the attrac-
ton. This was the most pleasing one
Of last season. Tickets will be put on
sale at Freear's drug store Monday
morning next at 10 o'clock. Holders
Of season tickets will be given first
choice Of seats. The other attractions
and dates are as follows:
Caveny Company, Tuesday Decem'
Der 18th.
barnard Orchestra, Monday, Janu
airy ith.
Shungopavi Youna Co, Thursday
February 4th.
Lieutenant-Governor Manship' Tues
day, February 25rd.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30

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Germ. that would not otherwise nave
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You Viii see from This that more rear
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
The Faculty Before the FOOtIlghlS.

There was an interesting and Alto
eether unique entertainment gwen IN
the auditorium of the Normal on last
Friday evening, when the faculty oil
the institution gave "Recital' to the
delight of the student body, with a
large number Of Farmyllle friends To
share in the genuine pleasures Of the
occasion.
Miss Andrews and Mr.. Schemmei
opened with piano duet, and never
did the keys respond to more eXqui'l c
or artistic touching. DR.. Jarman io.-
lowed with tenor solo, "Ihe two
Grenadiers,n and moved the audience
to highest pitch Of enthusiasm. MIS-
smith recited with faultless natural
ness. and with charming effect Mrs
Messenger sang the "Serenade," soft
Inv. sweetly, lmpresslvely. Misses
Dugger and Booker gave new life and
charm to the "Danse Styrienne' " ana
Mr.. Nation led US quietly through
dreamland. Mrs. Kerlin, in her lrsl
appearance before a Farmville audi
ence then captured all hearts by the
charm Of her personality, her faultles'
costume, the queenliness Of her bearing
and then charmed with her rendition
of Gounod's Faust. Miss Minor Is nc
stranger TO Farmville' lovers Of music
and again spoke to US In the "univer
sal language of mankind as she rem
dered in her own ever winning way
uDesertedn and sin Fair Sevllla.
DIR. and Mrs. Jarman followed with
vocal duet, "Thou art Near" an'
though there sat just in front OF them
their eldest daughter, now fast matuI
ing into splendid womanhood, the
looked into each others eyes an
breathed out love-words as tender a
touching, as heart-mOving as wei
those first said or sung under III
shadow of the mountains, that stan
p guard about venerable and venerate
Emory and Henry. The girls VIII
4 looked on and listened must ha'
said deep down in their souls, ma
7 rage is not a failure, and the your
love never grows old.
Mr.. Schemmel then gave Us "a
d Oriental Dance" and Lonesome
u and as the last note Of the last pie
e died out in the evening air, such W
: the power Of its expression III
II though the hall was crowded WI
living and congenial beings, a sense
% loneliness for the moment seized US
The closing chorus, "Stars Of aSul
mer night" was then sung by the
le tire faculty, and so impresslvely III
~, 70 we left the room, feeling in our We
m soul, that it was good to have he
pf fharp
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Al the MeCkIenbuFg.

The Fifth Annual Meet of the VII
dnIa-Carolina Fox Hunters Assocla-
ton will open at the MecSlenburg'
Chase city, on November 4th and close
ON the nth. The programme Is q
most inviting one and here is an OPP
portunity for participating IN TINS
manifest and womanliest sport unuel
most delightful auspices. WHAT
grand opera to the music Of those ~
dogs in hot chase on a frosty morn
ing bounding over Virginia hills and
Virpiniameadows? The happy GROVE
gathered there willnot much care Wh'
is president
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Rice Depot

oct, %, 1908
The meeting which was held al the
Baptist Church by DR.. Hatcher closed
saturday, there were about eighteen
conversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Clark returned
Monday from Brookneal, where theS
have been visiting their parents.
Misses Pattie Bradshaw, Maud and
Hope Harper spent last week with the
Misses Marshall
Miss Mel Holland is spending some
time in this neighborhood.
Miss Hennie Oyerton left Saturday
TO visit her aunt, sIiss Lucy Adkins
Mr.. J. 3. Farley and family are VS.
litine at Mr.. A. q. Bradsha~'s.
NIr. and Mrs. Howard Hafdaway
paid q brief visit here Sunday.
Mr.. II. p. bradshaw went to hich-
mond Wednesday on business.
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Series Of Meetings.

DR.. Alfred Jones, one Of the evangel-
lists of the Synod Of Virginia, is assist
ing Rev. j. II. Davis in a series OF
meetings in Cumberland county. lie
has been preaching this week al
Browns Church and will preach next
sunday morning at Guinea Church.
lie will begin a meeting at Cum6er-
land Courthouse, on Sunday night TO
continue through the week with
services each day at II \ NJ. and
7.3O Z. NJ.
Pastor ana people are looking and
praying for rich blessing to after d
the earnest and able preaching OF
G. DDS word.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
DR.. Carl Helblg Coming to FarmVllle
AGAIN November 10th.

His axis-cut glasses chemically made
are therefore medicated, and this Is
why DIR. Helbig fits a special lens
compounded to suit each eye-condlllon
while the required refracting-power
conserves the excess expenditure OF the
vitol forces due to eye-strain, thus per
hitting greater flow OF vitality
throughout the body which increases
the functional capacity of the eyes ana
all vital organs with a soothing-curlhg
effect for eye-troubles, headaches, tired
feeling, nervous and digestive trou-
bles. female disturbances, etc. Sa'is-
faction guaranteed when instructions
are followed. Consultation free one
day only, November 10Th tuesday
nj Prince Edward Hotel, Farmvllle
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Resolutions Of The WOTSham High
School.

Whereas. our hearts have been SAD
dened with the news Of the departure
of one from our midst TO the great De-
vond. therefore be it resolved:
/. That in the death Of our schooi
mate Lawrence French, we have los'
a tried and trusty friend. 49,.
D That we sincerely deplore TINS
loss but at the same time bow 10
will higher than ours. ,s
3. That we sympathize deeply WIN
the bereaved family in this their houl
Of bitterest grief, and would POM
Them to that consolation that cometi
from above. ,,.,.
4. That a copy of these resolution
be sent to the family, aud tnat .nefl
also be printed I'M the farmNi'l
RICHARD DuPuY,
OTIS ROBfNErT,
FrNNEY KERNODLE,
SAIBERT OLIVER,
NORMAN WOOD
Committee.
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COUNCIL Of CHRISTIAN Assn.
CATION.

The Council OF the Young Women's
Christian Association Of Virginia, To
meet at the Normal School, November
e-s. is an important event in associa-
tion and college work. There are In
Virginia the following student associa-
tions. which are invited and expected
to send three delegates each: Black
stone Female Institute, Blackstone
Eastern College, Front Royal HollIns
Institute. Hollins; Wilburs Springs
College. Wilburs Springs; Miller Man
nal Labor school, Miller School, Mary
Baldwin Seminary, Stauntoni Kan
dolph-Macon Woman's College,
Lvnchburg; Stonewall Jackson lnstl'
tute. Abingdon; Sullins College and
Virginia Institute, Bristol; Southern
Seminary. Buena Vista; State Normal
school. Farmyille; Southern Female
College. Petersburg; Virginia College,
Roanoke; Westminster School ana
Woman's College, Richmond Sweet
Briar College, Sweet Briar; Randolph
Macon Institute, Danyille; Oak Park
Seminary, Rapidan; Rawlings lns'i'
- tute. Charlottesville; Woodlawn Semi
. nary. Gordonsville; Franklin Institute
Franklin.
Among the speakers secured for Tho
$ council are DR.. Joseph Kelly, Of Wash
! lngton. d. c., Mr.. h. V. Taylor, o
q the University Of Virginia; Miss Ann'
D. easier. Miss Ida r Garrison Mis-
d Olovah Burner, secretaries Of the VII
: ginia- Carolina Territorial Committee
n A national secretary is also expected
= The Normal School will enjoy tn
r privilege Of hostess, and will proyid
II entertainment for all the college girl
- who come as delegates, while IN
/. sneakers and the faculty members
" attendance will be guests in the no
DO pitable homes Of Farmville.
The general meetings Of the counc
IN will take place in the auditorium
while the Sunday services will occur
the Methodist church. To oil the
d services. the general public is mo
~ cordially invited, especially.the ladi
of the town who are interested in u
ol christian work Of young women.
s' From the opening session, FridS
is evening, November 8, to the closil
a session. Sunday evening, Noyemn
s. the program will be filled with I
VI most helpful and inspiring discussio
Mt of vital topics-addresses on territori
tn national and WORLDS work; repo
from local associations; technical d
'ns eussions of student work and pr'
he lens: sectional committee conference
sermons on the fundamentals
christian service. Nor will the soc
side Of life be neglected. The Morn
school is preparing for delightful
ception in honor Of the guests.
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At W0RSHAN.
THE OLD AND THE NEW.
IFS Past and Present, Honorable and
Hopeful.

We paid a hurried visit to Workman
recently and while there memory was
as busy a. any bee that goes oul-
ling and feeding from flower to flower.
In DAYS gone by it was one Of the
most interesting and attractive villages
i'm Southside Virginia, the home oil
culture, generous hospitality, Of beau
tv and Of chivalry. Sad, sad the
changes, and yet the home Of the late
DR.. EggIeston shows no touch Of de
cav. that Of the venerable clerk OF the
county, Mr.. Branch Worsham, gem
tleman of the old school, retains its
ancient glory, and that Of Mr.. +. l..
Dupuy its homelike features.
Kingsville has fallen into ruins, a
remnant Of a brick wall only remain
ing to mark the spot where Dr. Jno. +.
Nettarer. one Of the most emlnentsur-
geons Of his day, once conducted a
medical school with some seventy
students in attendance, only his Once
survives Of the cluster Of houses lnthe
center of which his residence stood
and where his son, the gifted Dr.
Jo,eph Metlauer, lived, not a vestlge
of ANYTHING material is TO be seem
White Hall, the cosey cottage home
Of bygone. has been stripped Of It's
beauty. while the hospitable homes OF
Mr.. Samuel G.. Anderson and Dr. Is
f. Terry. are deserted and fast falling
into decay. The two hotels are totter'
ing and well nigh gone, the court
house, whose walls once echoed th'
eloauence Of a Randolph, a Marshall
a Mosby, a Flourncy, a Bocock ana
Mckinney is no more, but the clerk
D Office still stands, has been added t
and is now the seat Of liberal educa
ton.
J We visited The Jail, built Of hug
7 stone. and in it, day one Of the bes
C i'm the land, aud stood in the loon
= once occupied by Ned Lanehorne, IN
D Hampden-Sidney student, who kllle'
e another student in fight Eddy, q
* Christiansburg, and who was acqui'
= ted after one Of the most noted thai
b. of the courts Of Virginia.
+ The home of Mr.. j. NJ. Hart, 20 ion
S known as one where gentle courtesie
d and unostentatious but genuine an'
d gracious hospitality ruled and reIgneo
b is now owned and occupied by Nj
II Chas. b. Pickett and family, VIII
l. came to us sick but who now rejoice
e in the possession Of good health, VIII
IS came to us a. strangers but who no.
< feel at home among friends.
II Mr.. Nelson Garland occupies I'd
10 residence of the late Mr.. Marcum III
C, pleston, and is spending the evenIn
r Of life comfortably and pleasantly.
D. The home of Mr.. a. j. Price IS OF
y, Of the old landmarks which has III
~ been removed and he still lives IN
calmly awaiting the transfer ID oe
III ter, even heavenly.
NJ But one store survives the wreck
IT. time, a modest structure, and yet q
~ merchant, Mr.. j. W. Porierheld,
nd conducts the business as to contTlou
as TO the comfort Of his patrons and
re the same time make satisfaeto
nc profits.
nd We lift our hat to the Worsham
ed the past and of the present.
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WeetInu Of Teachers Association.

The county Teachers AssoclaIIoh
fwhitel will meet at the High School
building i'm Farmville on Saturday,
Nov. 9TH, II a. m. to 3 p. m.
Interesting addresses will be given
by DR.. Stone, of the Normal School,
and by Examiner Jas. ). Thomas, OF
Lvnchburg. Officers will be elected
for the year and delegates appointed
to the meeting Of the State Teachers
Association, which will be held al
Newport News, Nov. 24-27.
All the county teachers are urged
to be present
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
An Important Meeting.

The Council Of the students Young
Woman's Christian Association OF
virginia will meet here November 6-s.
Twenty-Five institutions OF learning
will be represented by three delegates
each and the occasion promises to be
one Of genuine interest. The state
Normal will have the honor Of enter
tanning delegates and speakers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-30
How 10 Prepare Your Ballot.

ssAnd the qualified voters at sald
election shall designate their prefer
euee for any candidates for President
and Vice President by scratching the
names of the other candidates for
President and Vice President, as IS
provided i'm section l22-h, Of this act,
and the ballots shall be counted as II
The names of the electors had been
scratched
That is scratch out the names OF suci
candidates for President and Vice
President as you do not wish to vote
for. leaving the names Of Electors un
scratched. I'm our District there Is
but one candidate for Congress an'
YOU can make no mistake.