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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
CHARLOTTE COUNTY
Eureka Mills.
August q, 1905

August a, 1905.
A marriage Of considerable local in
terest took place at Bethlehem Presby-
terrain Church on Thursday evening at
so'clock. when Miss Hattie Frank, the
Youngest daughter Of Mrs. Jennie
Frank. was welded to William Pey-
ton Bloxton, OF Newport News. The
decorations consisted Of cut flowers and
potted plants. The attendants entered
the church TO the strains Of Mendel'
ssohns wedding march in the follow
ing order, Miss Agnes Daniel and
Charles Anderson, Miss Annie Me
Murray and John Maloney, Miss Nir
GINA Maloney and j. d. Morton Mis-
Mary Garnett aud James fowler Mis-
Lucy Barksdale and William Ander
son. Miss Alice Rowen and Walle
Garnett. Miss Florence ROwen and W
| r. Scott. Henry Garnett Of Washing
ton. acted a. best man The bride en-
tered with her, sister Miss fiorenc
Frank, being preceded BY little Mis-
Mary Anderson and Charles Ander
son. The Rev. Charles &. Andersen
performed the ceremony. The Bird
was attired in white silk, and carried
white carnations. The maid Of homo
was gowned in white organdy with
bouquet ofpink carnations. Thebrides
= maids wore white frocks and carfie'
ferns. Following the ceremony re
eeption was held at the home Of ID
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloxton LEI
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
How's This?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case ofCatarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY a CO., TOLEDO, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Waldo, KiNNAN * MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 10 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consii'
patton.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
Man and Preacher.

Editor Herald.-l read in the Luz
nenburg Times Of recent date these
words from the associate editor, who
is minister Of the Gospel ! am
man before ! am preacher ] am
citizen before am a minister In
the columns of the same paper splr-
tied aud non-spiritual controversy has
been going on between this same
preacher and the Commonwealth
Attorney of the county. 1t was ever
thus. When the preacher begins to
dabble with politics and take active
sides on things purely temporal he is
sure TO get into shot water My head
for it that Lunenburg lawyer wouldn't
20 to hear that preacher preach, and
As he is popular citizen with host
of friends, who no doubt sympathize
with him in his controversy with the
minister. the preachers influence for
good il absolutely lost on large body
Of fellow mortals who may stand
much in need Of preaching They must
20 to church and now that the preach
er has quarrel on hand he won't 20
TO them. This is deplorable. or course
the preacher ought to be manly and a
good citizen for Gods word says so
but in the humble opinion Of yourcor'
respondent that doesn't mean that he
should edit secular papers, hold secu
lar offices and be involved In purely
secular affairs. II a minister can
make living by preaching the Worc
let him throw OIL the job and contest
that he answered another brother
call. Paul, lis true, preached ant
made tents but there was but one Pau
in all the times Of time. No laymal
nor minister can serve two masters.
PEW.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
Well
Dressed
Means Much.

The man who isn't particular
about clothes is not apt to be
particular about much else.
Sometimes you pay too much
for a suit ofclothes. Our Ready
to-Wcar and Tailor-Made to
Measure Suits are LIBERAL
VALUES which IS a temperate
and modest way of speaking OF
them. We guarantee correct fit,
plus correct workmanship. If the
fabric Is not good, not honest,
not up-to-date, you don't have
to pay. Look at our Fall and
Winter Samples.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
Letter to W W Jackson

Dear Sir This happened seven years
ago. a man, having three little pOul-
ty houses, bought one gallon Of each
oftwo paints 20 paint them, paid sl.6O
for one and ,l.1l for the other, ID cents
difference.
The 81 $40 gallon painted one house
the - 80 gallon painted the other two
houses The cost of the paint was: first
house sl.GO, second house size; third
house SIZE
But painting goes with paint, and II
costs as much To paint one paint as
another, about 500 "a gallon.
The painting of one of those houses
with $3.50 paint cost the same As that
ofthe other two with ol.75 paint 500
difference $40 a house same way a
the 15scents.
-Four years ago, he painted that firsl
little house again, same paint, he want
ed % know what the cost of keeping
house well-painted really rs. The Othel
TWO houses didn'tueet painting
Last year he painted all three llitl,
houses, same as a. first; and reckOned
his cost to date of beginning the job.
The first little house had cost s5.l'
twice, or 5000 and was ready to pain
sgain, the second two houses had COS
500 aud were ready TO paint again.
That is. saving 10 cents gallon
made one house cost twice a. much az
the other two houses, besides the tus'
of an extra paint job in three years.
The Sl.75 paint was Devoe.
This tale Is made-up of thousand
experiences. Dev0e is always the pain
that takes less gallons, cost less money
wears longer, less fuss. And the COS
of De,oe is about One-fourth of the cos
ofa paint that doubles the gallons.
Yours truly
50 +. w DeVOe * Co.
P.S. }. r. Walton a Co, sell on
paint
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FarmyIIle Tobacco Market.

Atthe annual meeting Of the Farm
willie Tobacco Board, the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President, A. W. Drumeller'
vice president, H. +. Barrow arbiira-
ton committee. J +. Johnston, }. A.
Armistead and J. +. Walton, time
Keeper G. W. Lea; scales inspectors
II. +. Barrow and r. II Paulelt'
secretary snd treasurer }. ID. Morton
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Death Of YOUNG Man.

On August the 10Th, the messenger
Of death summoned from our midst
Elan +. French, age y, son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. II. French, Of Sanco.
10 the world generally 1t means one
less. but to those who loved him it
means more. Oh, so much more
Father, mother, brothers and sisters
to these it means the breaking Of ties
which 0ind closer than other on earth.
To friends who knew him and loved
him il means sadness and tears.
10 appreciate Elan one would have
to know him in the every day walks
Of life. IL was in these walks that
one would see his every day acts Of
unselishness, small in themselves
but each act built up the monument
he raised Ia himself He was honest
and faithful. No one could doubt his
word. He just didn't know how tc
tell lie or do dishonest act.
II was my good fortune to have
known Elan, and under circumstances
most trying; it was there that ! sa"
what manner Of man he was. There
the evidence Of his unselfish nature
was strongest His own suffering
was overshadowed by what he
thought others would suffer.
never knew a more honest ant
truthful man. His love for his moth
er was beautiful and whenever h'
spoke Of her it was with a rare tender
ness. / am glad / knew Elan, for thu
knowing him has added anolhe
sweet memory TO my life.
To his bereayed family goes out tn
sympathy and love of those wh'
knew Elan. May God in his mere!
comfort and keep them.
4 FRIEND.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Rice Depot
August %, 1905


August %, 1905
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather Rev. George Phelps had d
large crowd TO hear him preach sun.
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Barton, Of
LOUISIANA, are spending some time
with Mr.. r. IL. Walton.
Miss Mary Morton returned home
from Ironville last week very much
improved.
Messrs Richard Walthall, b j. OF
gers and Tucker Mo rrisette spent few
days last week in Charlotte, attending
the association.
Mrs. James Clark, Of Gold Hill, has
returned home after spending some
time with relatives near here.
Miss Matte Bondurant visited friends
at Charlotte Courthouse last week.
Miss Myrtis Bass has been spending
few days with her grandmother, Mrs.
r. r. Bass.
Miss Bette West returned TO her
home in Farmville after spending
some time with Mrs. Pattie Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Bondurant and
daughter, Marie, are spending this
week at Ocean View
Messrs. Henry and Hammie smith,
of Richmond, are visiting their home
people.
Miss Mary Hubbard is on visit to
relatives in Amelia county this week.
Mr.. f.. +. Bondurant has aiine crop
of melons this year the weights rang
ing from 40 to 80 lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Hillsman, OF
Farmville, are visiting their home
people.
Miss Mary Price is the guest Of Miss
Ida Walton.
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Always Ready TO Correct Errors.

Now and then the editor Of the Her
al is taken to task for alleged errors
which appear in the columns OF the
paper We confess to being intensely
human and liable TO error, but wish to
say here and now that we stand ready
to correct mistakes and as far as pos
sible repair wrongs that may follow in
the wake Of any issue of the paper.
Should we publish that the horse
was rs hands high and some one con-
vinces us that il was IA we will he
pIompt To make the correction.
Should we put in print that some one
Of our good farmer friends made 500
barrels Of corn and 1t turns out that
ne only made 200, We will make that
correction. II makes no difference to
our meal barrel whether the yield was
the one or the other We are not paid
To publish reports from our farmers
but we take great pleasure in giving
10 our readers such reports satisfied a.
we are that we could furnish then
with no more interesting information
And such reading should not only be
interesting but helpful and inspiring
And we are not going 10 guess at the
figures, but get them from the farmers
themselves II we misrepresent them
we will be quick 10 correct. Just here
we are asked to say that the report o
the yield Of wheat made on Mr.. w. ii
Hubbard's farm this season as report
ed in the Times-Dispatch Of last Sun
day should read 800 and not 500 bush
els, and the oats 10000 pounds. Blu
this was none of the Herald's work
We stand by our record but al~ayi
ready In correct IL when wrong.
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To Keep Salt Dry.

80 prevent salt in saltcellars from
Incoming damp and lumpy, when fill
ing them put I'M ten totwelve pieces of
rice SAYS WOMAN HOME COMPAN-
ION for september "Ihis will not
e,me through bat will break the Jumps
of salt and gather The moisture, thus
/, always dry and fine. ~
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
Snare thG Trees.

Editor Her0id,-I am no sidewalk
builder nor the son Of one but II does
strike me AZ unnecessary TO be cutting
down our rare oaks 10 be making room
forgranolithics. Couldn't they be en-
circled with the walks, and left IN
their original grandeur and glory? II
so the questio of doing 50 doesn't al
low Of discussion. PEDESTRIAN.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
Annual Mountain Excursion, August
llih, To The LAND Of The Sky"
Via Southern Railway.

Bound-tnp % Asheville and Black
Mountain, $1,000, To Hot Springs,
Naynesville end Hendersonville,
SLIGO; 20 Lake lONaway, Sl2.W, ON
sale August Good 10 return on
all regular rs within ten days
from da,c ofa.I'. The above tickets
Will be ol ale .i Richmond, Norfolk
and ali Intermediate stations To Dan
Vile. This offers "a rare opportunity
90 Visit the Gland of the sky and
the beautiful sapphire Country.
For Information apply 10 any South
em Railway agent or address
4. ". WESTHrRY, ID. +. a
Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE

Miss Bishop, representative Of The
stylish and comfortable Spirella Cor
SETS. will be at Mrs. Crawley's on
BAPTIST Hill, from September, ~
She will be pleased 10 have the ladies
see her goods and be fitted. She VIII
demonstrate between the hours Of II
\. NJ. and T. NJ.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28
List Your Farm.

II you want cash for your farm, at
fair price, no fancy price, but what
u is worth. and want 10 sell quickly,
/ am ln The position 10 handle II. Am
making speciality of large estates,
have customers for any number n the
prices are right, most of them VIII pay
cash. Cost you nothing unless | sell.
List them with
WM ". JACKSON,
Member OF y a. W. II. Il. lmmigra-
ton Association. Manager Southside
Virginia Branch southern Land Agen'
ey. famtillo, Va. Phone a.
apl eft
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VIII BE Here Sent. 9Th.

Dr. Carl Ielbig, Eye and Nerve
Specialist, of Iynchburg, will 10 glass
e. at Prince Edward Hotel randolph
Hotel, Farmville, sept. sth, second
Tuesday. one day Hours, \. NJ
to3P. NJ. Call early, please.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

Let the baldheads stand forth just
az they are without one plea save that
their polls an naturel be, They com
pose a highly important and usefui
sec ion Of society; they should stand
pat on the question of their marble
tops, and let well enough alone
Washington Herald.
But they just can't "let well enough
alone" In fly time.
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Richardson & Cralie.
School .
Supplies

oar store Is prepared 10
meet the demands OF
schools foI their supplies
textbooks. tablets, pencils
blank-bOOks and every
thing needed by the stu
dent body Of the Normal
and Public schools.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

Big bargains m Mems and Boys
Low Shoes. Will sell them at cost
Tor cash FLEMING Il CLARK.
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IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
4 COURT Of the County ~ Prince Edward on
- the 22nd day OF August. 1908.
MARY Ann Millner



against
Holman Caldwell. Writ Caldwell. Mamie DAVIS,
Mary Cobb the unknown heirs u John ,afi-
Wol daceased Marion Jordan, N. Lol Daniel
Jobr II Thomas Eulalia Caldwell. Martha Ann
Cary. John Sneai Wiltshire Snead. beniah
snoad. Ina snead. Lacy snead. unianu. Molly
Boulton Patty B0ultOn. Lucy boulion. Lucy ~
johnson. Susie Cary. Wiltshire Cary ana John
VaQhv ...... ........ ....... ..t".. lcitnltiits
The object Of this suit 81 % sell for partition
tract III land situated boz Hampton aagsiefiel
District Prince Edward County, Virginia. bin.
aiout one mile from Abilene on the public foti
leading from Abilene % bethlehem Nhnrch. d
longing % the estate u VIM CardWeii deeeaH',i'
and containing % acres more or loss ana - on,
Vide the pr0cceis arising from The sale 81 sA'
tract amongst The heirf at law " William car'i-
we'll deceased. after FIRST paying mo cost OF TINS
suit and sale
And an aaiiavi. having been made and ilei
that the defendants. John X Thomas. Jon-
gnaad Wffahre Sneai. feulah oncah ana Una
| gnaad and the onkn0W heirs n John 'af,ieei'
drcoasa.l are not residents n the state OF ore
| yinia if b ordered that they Do appear hef.
within II days after due publication hereof. ani
~ what may bo necessary 10 protect their inter-
| esi in this suit
A copy Teatei
Watkins Watkins. pa Horace Adams Olefk.
aug 2.-it
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The largest and choicest body oi
standing timber TO be found in south
side Virginia. 3OD,WO,W1 ieet, Two
thirds original growth pine, balance
hardwood, much Of IL superior wniie
oak. For information apply AT Her
AID Office
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John RandOIpn's TerSe SAVINGS.

"a caterpillar comes to fence, nc
crawls to the bottom Of the ditch and
over the fence: some one of his hun
bred feet always in contact with the
object upon which he moves; gallant
horseman, at flying leap, clears
both ditch aud fence. stop" says the
caterpillar, you are too Eighty,
YOU want connection aud contin-
uity, it took me an hour to get
over. you can't be a. sure as ] am,
who have never quilted the subject
that you have overcome the difficulty
and are fairly over the fence Thou
miserable reptile, replied our hunts
man, III, like you, crawled over the
earth slowly and painfully, should ]
ever catch a fox, or be anything more
than a wretched caterpillar"
at is not those talents which make
a man TO write books and make speech
es that qualify him TO preside over
Government. The wittiest Of poet
has told us that
AHA rhetorician's rules
Teach how only 70 name bis tools
"A friend said to me not long since
why General Jackson can't write
Admitted. Pray, sir, can you tell
me of any one that can write? for
protest. know nobody that cam
Then turning to my friend, II is mos
true that General Jackson can mo-
write mot that he can not write hi
name or letter, ETC. because he hai
never been taught, but his competito
can not write because he was no
teachable. for he had every advantage
Of education aud study. Sir, th'
Duke Of Marlborough, the creates
captain and negotiator Of his age
which was the age Of Louis the -Four
tenth. and who may rank with IN
greatest men Of our age, whose irresis
tible manners and address tnumphe
over every obstacle in council, AZ III
military prowess and conduct in tn
/ field this great man could not spell
- and was VIGOROUSLY ignorant OF a
that an undergraduate must kno"
but which it is not necessary for
man At the head Of affairs to know
all. Would you have supercede
him by some Scotch schoolmaster"
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Dr. Carl Helbig, the German eye
and nerve specialist, will be at the
Prince Edward Hotel lkandoiphl
Farmville. one day. second Tuesday
September sth, and all parties suiier-
ing of nervousness, eye trouble OF
chronic ailment will do well To consult
him then. Hours 5 A. NJ. TO 8 !. NJ.
Glasses furnished at reasonable prices
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

TAFT would do we'll TO get rid Of some
Of that surplus flesh If he is going
TO keep up with the nimble Bryan.
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Friday morning for their future home
in Newport News.
Ms. Lee W. Morton aud sons have
returned from visit 10 relatives IN
North Carolina.
Rev. A. l.. Franklin and family, Of
Martinsyille, Va, are at Mr. Dance
Spencer's.
Rev. A. b. Sharpe and wife are on a
visit AT Mr. Joe CsTs0n's.
Have you seen the 4O-in. lawn n9c
quality that we are offering at l2Hc?
r. y. Hillsman x Co.
Checked dimity. The usual l5c.
quality, Zoe. h. ~ Hillsman a Co.
Al Cost
Wade's. Hammocks, Croquet Sets
and Base Ball supplies are az whole
sale cost
The Boss. "And you claimedto be
iirst-class bookkeeper.'
Clerk "Well, I'd always made good
on those I'd borrowed. kansas City
Times.
Patience: THAT Miss BELOW is GO
ing TO sing
Patrice "Oh, II She? What shall
we talk about 2"-Tattler
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

We are displaying 500 samples Of the
latest style wOOlens. Come and see
them. style, fit aud workmanship
guaranteed In every particular owe
us a call. And like Others you VIII
acknowledge our undertaking SUI
premacy. X. y. hliishiah w
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Desirable country property near
Hampdcu- Sidney. Excellent build
ngs and land in high state Of Guilt
Naton. Apply at Herald Office or adj
dress n care of Herald.
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Timber For Sale.

Get prices of Glass Fruit Jars al
WALKERS SONS before buying.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

Get prices of Glass Fruit Jars al
WALKERS SONS before buying.
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Have you seen the 40-in. lawn (l9c
quality that we are offering at l2hc?
r. y. Hillsman * Co.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

No gz2
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE oF COMPTROLLER o. InE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August %. 1915.
whereas. hy satisfactory evidence presented 70
the undersigned Do has been madc % appear that
The PEOPLES National Bank Of fannyille, in
ne town of Farmtille in the county " Prince
Fdwari and State Of Virginia. has complied with
I'M fha provisions o. the Statutes " the Jnitei
states required % De- complied with before an
association shall b. authorized 10 commence tie
business of banking
Now. therefore. J. Thomas r. Kane, Deputy
and acting Comptroller of the Currency. DO hereby
rerfify that ''rhe Peoples National Bank oi
Farnpilic" In the town n farmYilie IN me
county of Prince Edward and state OF virginia
!. authorizei tn commence the business Of bant.
ing as provided in Section tfty-0ne hundred ana
siNtg-ninc of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States
I'M testimony whereof witness my hand ana
soal of Office this twentieth day NJ August. i.v'.
IerArI T. 4. KANE.
DEPUTY and Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
aug p Pm.
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Al Cost.

At Wade's HammOrks, CrO4uei SETS
and Base Ball supplies are at whole
sale cost.
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All Mems and Boys Summer Suits
must 90 al cost.
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Al Cost

Checked dimity. The usual l5c
quality, Zoe. n. \. Hillsman 4 Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-28

straw Hats can he bought at factory
prices. Just few left
FLEMING d CLARK.
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Summer goods are being sold re-
gardless Of cost.
Il. y. Hillsman x Co.
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Herald and y. Y. World $3.50
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Wade's, Hammocks, Croquet Sets
and Base Ball supplies are al whole
sale cost
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-05-26
I'D ana Business items.
items.
Will Give Supper And
Entertainment.

On Friday night the G. |. A.
Of the B. L. E. will give a supper
and entertainment at Odd Fellows
hall commencing at 1880 o'clock.
Admission into the entertain
ment will be free. Supper will be
% cents for each person.
During the evening the follow.
ing interesting program will he
carried out.
Duet-Miss PattershoIl, and Bert
Flanders.
Opening Address-Rev. Flanders
Music-Miss Graham.
Recitation-Miss Frazer.
Song--Misses Graham and Huff
Recitation-MiSs Leath.
Music-Bert Flanders.
Recitation-Ed Flanders.
Music-Miss Graham.
Music-Miss PattershOll.
Recitation-Miss Frazer.
Music-Miss Graham.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-05-26
Lewis
Declined to Speak
to Voters of
Ben Hill.
Editor ENTERPRISE:

Editor Enterprise
We would appreciate your cour-
tesy very much if you will publish
the following, especially since you
have had so many nice things to
say about our present Congress
man, Mr.. Lewis, but if you do not
believe Fitzgerald is the biggest
hearted town in Georgia, and wants
to give every candidate a hearing,
Just ask Congressman E. B. Lewis
and Hon. Dudley NJ. Hughes.
Both of these gentlemen came to
see us last week. Congressman
Lewis arriving Thursday in the
afternoon, while Mr.. Hughes reach
ed here Friday afternoon.
Feeling satisfied that our Con-
gresham was always loaded for
bear and ready to respond when
called upon, we decided to have a
little joint debate Friday evening
at s O'Clock. Several of our citi-
zens Immediately got busy, found
Mr.. Hughes and asked if he would
participate in little joint debate,
with Mr.. Lewis, to which he heart
ily agreed. So the same parties
went in search of Mr.. Lewis, but
to their chagrin and surprise, Mr..