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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19

WE SERVE TURKEY SUNDAY SUP.
per, 25c. BELMONT LUNCH.
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wANTBD-BoARDERs-1ss THIR
ty-flrst street; modern coAven.
iences! references exchanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-19

WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR Elk.
change furniture and stoves. @. W.
LEWIS, 2602 Huntington avenue.
3 IT st
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Bufalo


November 1, liWo.
Mr.. Tom Baker, wife and three boys
visited relatives and friends i'm the
neiqhborhood several days last week.
Miss Irma Harris, who is attending
the Normal school, spent day or two
with her home people the latter part
Of October.
Mr.. Fowler, Of Bethlehem neigh
bornood. and Miss Kate Paris, Of
Randolph, Va, were guests in the
home Of Mr. =. y. Cunningham last
Saturday and Sunday.
Notwithstanding the rains of We'd
nesday and Thursday Of last week,
which prevented several plans for the
pleasure and comfort Of the people
being carried out, the "Hallowe'e ZEN
Social and Oyster supper" at Mr.
Geo. Hunts, October 30, was quite
a success. There were about % peo-
ple assembled, and the proceeds OF
the evening amounted TO about ,25r
clean profit. only a small sum adj
ditional and the organ will be paid TOT
and well draw free breath.
Mr. Moses Smith and Miss Ann T..
Garnett. Of Buckingham, visited Miss
Mary A. Gameit, from Friday uh'il
sunday at duluth
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
At THE NORMAL
ADDRESSES BY DRS. JARRAN, KELLY
AND OTHERS.
Council Of The Student Young EOmen'S
Christian Association.

This body will hold its opening ses-
sion in the auditorium Of the Normal
at 73O this evening, and Dr Jarman
will deliver the address Of welcome
An address from Miss easier will fol-
low. At $40 a reception will be ten
dered the delegates by the state Nor
mai school.
Saturday at A. NJ. devotional cX-
ercIse, at the Episcopal Church, to be
followed by reports, pledges, open
discussions.
Atl2, luncheon 90 delegates 10y the
ladies Of all the churches Of town.
At the Normal auditorium At 1870
address by Miss Burner
415-Committee Conferences.
73O-soug service. Address by
Miss easier.
Sunday, lOI5-Normal School, "per-
soual work" Address by Miss Gar
rison.
ll-Sermon at Methodist Church,
by Dr. Kelly.
4P. M.-Missionary Nesper service.
Address by Miss White.
7.30-Dr. Kelly breaches again.
s3O-Farewell Service. Address by
| Miss Garrison.
The public is invited to attend the
services on Friday and saturday even
ings and the Sunday services.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
Hamnden.Sldney rnIleae NaaazIne.

We have The October Hampden-
Sidney Magazine aud have very much
enjoyed H. The tribute 20 hampden-
Sidney is "A noble one, editorials exul-
tant, poetry fine, locals Interesting
aud the loyalty manifested 20 the
venerable mother, beautiful. But
here is biz of sad new, for the Farm
willie girls. "We are sorry, girls, but
our trips 20 Farmvlle will oe few
this year Messrs. zimmerman and
Vaughan demand cash for all rigs
hired TO Hampden-sldney students
The athletics might az least walk.
Referring u Hanpden-,idney boys
now IN Washington it speaks of Maj. j.
IL. Knight as "haying served with
distinction in Cuba and the Philip
pines. and a. having suffered not only
from the bullets of the enemy, bun
from severe attacks of yellow Jack
and other tropical maladies.' OF
Mr.. r. G. Mckinney, who continues TO
hold with the United State, GeOl0gi-
cal Survey, a responsible and lucra-
tive position, won by his fidelity and
ability. Those who knew his distin-
gushed father will see Ia christian
his enlarged image.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
LEI lhe Council Reconsider.

Editor Heraid.-I never wasa "City
Father nor ann the "son ofone,"
but / am going TO be bold enough TO
say TO our "Clty Fathers that they
Will be making great mistake not 10
order at the earliest practical moment
the continuation Of the granolithic
pavement on South Main street from
the residence Of Mr.. J.. r. Walton for
At least two squares. In some por-
tions Of the town this great luxury
has been extended some squares be-
yond any building, and II this was ju-
diclous expenditure Of public money
need not add that il would be right
and proper 10 give the same luxury
and comfort 10 h0useholdens and Mr..
Walton has already had erected two
handsome buildings on this walkway
and. as I am advised, contemplates
building another, and in this good
work he should be encouraged. / beg
TO add that am not a resident Of this
section and can have no personal inter
est in the matter, but I am citizen
Of Farmville aud do believe in toting
fair. y.
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Dr.. Carl Helblg Coming to FaTmyllle
Again November 10Th.

His axis-cut glasses chemically made
are therefore medicated, and this Is
why Dr. Helbig fits a special lens
COMPOUNDED TO suit each eye-condition
while the required refracting-power
conserves the excess expenditure Of the
vital forces due to eye-strain, thus per
hitting greater flow Of vitality
throughout the body which increases
the functional capacity Of the eyes and
all vital organs with sOothing-curng
effect for eye-troubles, headaches, tired
feeling, nervous and digestive trou-
bles. female disturbances, etc. sails
faction guaranteed when instructions
are followed. Consultation free one
day only, November 10th TUESDAY
at Prince Edward Hotel, Farmvllle'
Va.
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Free Delivery For FarmYllle.

The system Of free mail delivery FOR
Farmyille was inaugurated on last
Monday the 2nd. A. F.. Jones, carrier
for route No. ], has practically West
Farm Vile to work, and A. W. Langs-
ton route 40. ., East FsrmvIlle.
The carriers repo at m. First
trip-Leave 74O a.. IA. return ll:l5
q. IN.
second trip-Leaye l&op. M, return
335 p. m.
Third business trip-Leaye 500
p. m, return 6.l5 p. IN.
Onlce time of carriers, ! hour and
80 minutes. Route time 0 hours and
% minutes.
Carriers are required 10 report on
Sunday TO deliver mail TO patrons Of
routes at same hour that general de
livery window is open. Twelve col
lection boxes have been requested to
be fastened 10 electric light poles
though one steel post has been re.
quested to he placed at the corner OF
Chambers aud Pine street, where no
pole is available.
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Death Of Venerable Lady.

Mrs. l.. J. Morris died in this place
Al the home Of her son, Mr. f. J.. Nor
ris, at 6 o'clock on yesterday morning
IN the S4th year Of her aye, aud will
he buried today at buckingham
Springs, at y o'clock.
Mrs. Morris belonged to that noble
elias, Of Virginia matrons Of the olden
days and spent the most Of her life at
the place where she is TO be buried
aad was known and honored and
loved for her gentleness and goodness.
Her death resulted from the frac-
ture Of her hip, which happened some
months since, and 80 satisfied was she
that she would not recover and that
her work on earth had been finished
that she was not only willing but
anxious TO be at rest.
She is survived by the following
children: j. d., f.. l., Richard
Henry, Wiley, sam and George
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
BRIGHT TOBACCO MARKET.
FARMYILLE BEATS DANIIlLE On lHt
AVERAGE PRICE.
Leading Bright Tobacco Market OF The
State.

Messrs. W. II. Hubbard a Son sold
al the star Warehouse, on Tuesday
the nth of October, 1928 pounds Of
bri.ht tobacco, which brought -, 9is1,
an average Of 5000 per hundred, and
this. we are told is 80 cents hundred
above the Danyille average, and when
il il remembered that the farmers
who sold here saved freight and other
charges incident to selling in the Dan
Vile market, it need not be added that
Farmvile is the leading bright iobac-
co market Of the state.
The authors of this new movement
are entitled TO and should receive the
earnest cooperation Of all who have
AT heart Farmyille's business interests.
And this they will receive. ON the
same day and at the same warehouse
ID, 800 pounds Of dark tobacco was sold
at most satisfactory prices.
The following premiums offered by
the Farmville Board Of Trade, were
awarded at the star Warehouse on
October 18th, 1905:
Best bright wrapper, Bradshaw *
Hartnette, premium so, price S55'
Second best bright wrapper, Brad
shaw & Hartnette, premium $40, price
/ $50
Best mahogany wrapper, bradshaw
* Jones, premium so, price SO.
Second best mahogany wrapper
Davis * Wilson, premium So price
Isl4.
Best cutters. W. +. Clements, pre-
MUM SO, price 50.
Second best cutters, Motley d
Morrisette, premium s., price sl4.75.
Best bright Tugs, Motley a Nor
rissette, premium $40, price sl6 30.
Second best bright Tugs, Davis q
Wil.on, premium 50, price sl4.
Best filters, G. +. Motley, premium
SO, price so.
Second best filters, II. II. Huooard
premium 50, price SlL5O.
The following premiums were als'
awarded by W. II. Hubbard * Son:
bradshaw * Harlnette for beal
bright wrapper, $500.
Bradshaw Il Jones, for best mahog
any wrap er, $500.
Gates Bass, for best cherry rec
,,.rs,.,er - pricp SD
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
WITH IHE PRESRYIERIANS.

Last sunday was the first day of
November, and the month came TO us
clothed in the brightest and best OF
October splendor. Surely the heavens
did declare the glory Of God and the
ornament did show forth his handi-
work.
The evening hour Of worship at the
Presbyterian Church witnessed the
gathering Of a large congregation and
the services were impressive and in
structive The organ had just been
oyerhauled and returned and Miss
Burgess. the accomplished organist,
catching first inspiration from the per-
feet condition of the instrument, moved
it 10 new beauty Of expression and
new thrill of harmony.
The pastor had rs his theme,
"Christ in the midst and began with
delicious alusion 10 the historic fact
that in the ancient day "all roads led
to ancient Rome" and then empha-
si,ed the term that in the spiritual
world it was even more certain that
all roads led to the Christs Prophets
pointed to the Christ to come, and
apostles looked upon the Christ alrea-
Idy come" And yet while all this
wa, true when he came TO his own
/ his own received him not. But once
while the son of God, the Saviour OF
men walked this earth was he hailed
AS king or given royal reception, aud
the GLAD acclaim of this imperial re-
ception. had hardly died out on ih'
air before another followed, Cruelty
cruelty him. and the King of King
and Lord Of Lords was led out to the
shameless death OF the cross. Why
| lie stopped to save, he died to CIV
eternal life. "Great is the mystery o
| Goodness" and yet nothing so sim
ple As this, 'look and live Ih
.old. old story" bur ever new as d
the sunrise Of each successive morn
ling.
The sermon ended the choir ant
congregation united in singing wit
shirt. and we believe with understand
ling. this soul-sliuiug song.
"Swin TO its close Gibbs out liie's bite
day;
+ Ear.h'- joys grow dim, its glories pas
away.
Change and decay i'm all around
see,
f IO. Thou, who changest not, abio
with me m
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
MRS. W. 7. BURNS
National correspondent Of ". K. I.
Suffered from Nervousness and a
General BreakdOwn--CauSed by q
Cold.
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY VlNOL.

81 caught severe cold which u
seemed impossible 90 get rid Of ] be-
came much run down, lost my appe-
fite and flesh aud felt nervous ana IT.
ritable. NinOl was recommended ana
certainly worked wonders for me- %
Increased my appetite and cured my
cough and nerVOusness. ] consider
Vinol wonderful remedy Mrs. W.
IN. Burns, Memphis, Tenn.
Many people are Dob just her como ~
ton all run down, hardly able 10
drag about, don't know what ais
them. This is probably caused by a
cold or cough which Dr. hard io cure
oyerwork or too close confinement 10
business. and such people need Ninoi.
Vinol Is not a patent medicine nul
contains the medicinal curative eie'
ments found in fresh Gods hfefs'
/ with an the oil eliminated and tonic
/ iron added.
We ask every run down nervous
debilitated, aged or weak person iu
/ this place, and every person suffering
nom stubborn colds, hanglng-ot
coughs or bronchitis, 20 try Ninoi OH
our offer 90 return money % u ram
fo give satisfaction. y j.. ffceaf
/ Druggist, FarmyllIe.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
The Star Course.

The star Course Of the season open
ell AT the Opera House on last We'd
nesday evening under favorable aus
pices. The audience was large and
representative one, and was simply
delighted with the artistic playing OF
Miss Reed and the inimitable reading
and acting Of Miss Broomell This
last named gifted lady reached the
climax Of her success when IN the
closing piece she sang and reciled, and
detained aud danced as only the little
girl. the small boy and the young boy
dancer could
The program was rendered sweetly'
quickly, pleasantly and everybody
went home delighted.
The first Of the season was a signal
success.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06

Mrs. n. A. Henley, Of King William
Courthouse, is visiting Mrs. V. Val
den.
Miss Vir.ie Shepherd, Of Richmond
is here at the bedside Of her mother
Mrs. Barbara Fallwell, who is quite Ill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson has pur-
chased the home Of Mr.. 4. o. Rodgers
at Hampden-Sidney, and will make it
her home.
Thanksgiving next and then Christ
mas. Two turkeys within less time
than sixty day., and this too in time
Of Astounding plenty and Of distressing
panic
a little boy Of Mr. Click, who lives
near the town. sustained a broken
lex on last Monday by kick from a
horse. The little sufferer was brought
10 town and received treatment from
Drs Crute and Gills.
We wish some one would tell US just
how many miles Of granolithic have
been laid in Farmville. We walked
them all over recently, and it required
more than an hour TO make the trip
and with such footing walking is a
great luxury.
One of our friends was talking poll
tics recently in the lobby Of one Of our
hotels when a preacher who happened
to be present interrupted him with
the remark, "that neither religion nor
politics should ever be discussed In
public places, to which the aforesaid
fIiend made reply, quick and sharp:
81 cannot conceive Of place or a
time when il would not be proper to
talk of matters religious, and no man
should be ashamed of his politics
The curtain at once went down.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
At The CONSERVATORY Of
MUSIC.

The first musical Of the season took
place last Friday evening, October 80,
in the parlors Of the Conservatory OF
Music.
Farmville was well represented on
this occasion both 10y the large num-
Der of guests from the town as well a.
by the number Of town pupils taking
part i'm the programme. Just in this
connection it may be well to state
that the pupils taking part in one OF
these reeitals invite the guests for that
evening.
The programme was varied, inter
esting and well executed. 1t was as
follows:
Piano Solo-Barcaralle, Kullak'
Miss Lurline Richardson.
Piano Solo-Cindarella, kullak'
Miss Nellie Fowlkes.
Piano Solo-March from Norma
Bellini: Miss Hattie Copenhayer.
Chorus-The Song my Mother Sang
two parts BONN; Misses Mary Fitz-
gerald. Susan Stone, Kate Watkins
Molly Wnkerson, Marie Fitchette-
Mary Putney, Sally Lovelace, Luc'ie
Watson.
Piano solo-Pearls and Rubies' lie.
beau: Miss Elizabeth Tate.
Piano Solo-On the Mountains Oes'
ten. Miss Lena Gillian.
Vocal Solo-BlGe Eyes, Bohm' MISE
Nellie Miller.
Piano Sol)-Evening Chimes Helms
Miss Pearle Justice
Piano Solo-rAdieu, Favarger' Mis-
/ Marie Fiicheite.
Piano Solo-Moming Prayer, Wen
eel: Miss Cora Brooking.
Vocal Solo-Calm as the Night
Bohm: Miss Mamie Mitchell.
Piano Solo -Noctune, Chopin Mis-
Mary stuart.
Piano Sols-Dreaming' KEEL Mis-
Matte Fretwell
Vocal Solos-lal My All, Cbl Eve
ming Devotion, Pressed; Mr.. Chas. W
/ Harrison.
sketch from the life Of Handel, Mis-
Mary Shorter.
Piano Solos-.al Lento, .bl Largo
lei blacksmith Variations, HendeI
Mr.. Schemmel.
As usual delicious refTe'hmen'
were served at the close Of the Pre-
rr1mmo.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
FONT EXPERIMENT


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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper VIII he
nleased 10 learn that there IS al least
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been able to cure In all its stages, and
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Rice Depot.

NOh. % ~.
Miss Nell Holland, Of Amelia Court
house. has taken the place As second
assistant in the Rice High School.
Miss Jennings was made third assis-
tant.
Misses Bessie and ida Boudurani Of
the b. f. l., spent from saturday UNI
oil Tuesday at home. They were ac-
companied Big their friend, Miss Elsie
GRAPHICAL.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. +. Hubbard Mes
srs. +. W. and J. ". Hubbard, OF
Farmville. Messrs. Robert Borum aud
/ Willie Morris, OF Holloway, Messrs.
Amman Bass, Eddie Garrett and Mr..
and Mrs. /. II. Bruce visited no the
hospitable home Of Mr.W. II. Hub
bard last sunday.
Miss Grace Robertson, OF Crewe
visited relatives at this place recently.
MT. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wootton, Mr.
and Mrs. Writ Motley, Of Jenning s
Ordinary, and Mr.. George Bruce visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Bruce last sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Morton, Of Fran
cisco. Indiana, are visiting Mr. Nor
toms parents.
Miss Yancey, Of the state Normal
was the guest Of Mrs. j. ID. Terry
Saturday aud sunday.
Mrs. p. j. Hubbard attended the
lOliver-Wheary marriage at Crewe
last W ednesday
Mrs. Sidney Bass has returned to
her home in Richmond after pleas
ant visit 70 relatives in this commu-
nifty.
Mrs. w. ID. Mason visited relatives
lin Pamplin and Appomattox last
week.
Mr. and Mrs G.. NJ. Bass and Mrs
! ". II. Hubbard spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. NJ. r.. Price.
Mrs. G.. B. Bowry, of Burkeviile,
visited her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W.
j. Shipman, last week.
Miss May Morton and Mr.. Gates
Bass were guests at Mr.. James VIII
sons saturday night.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
NnllCe 10 Water CONSUMERS.

When your water ticket is present
ell 10 YOU once either in person or oy
mail. il il deemed sufficient notice for
the payment thereof, and in the future
your water will be cut of without
further notice. These arc my inslruc-
tons and will be carried out. Allow
ing non-consumers TO use from your
spigot or hydrant is positively pro-
hibited by the Company rules. For
violation your water will be cut OIL
CD. CUNNINGHAM, Collector,
Noy-6if +. W. J.. II. d =. Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Raines

November B 1905.
Rev. j. b. DeBerry will preach ms
farewell sermon at Antioch Church
next Sunday afternoon at5 o'clock.
Dr Alfred Jones and Rev. j. d.
Davis were guests boz the home of Mrs
Jennie Blanton last week.
Miss Ruby Allen and brother, were
guests of Miss Matte Blanton Sunday
The Browns Church Sunday School
had the pleasure of hearing solo last
sunday morning sung by Mr. C. w.
Harrison.
Mrs. Jennie Blanton and daughter
Miss Happie, visited in the Guinea
neighborhood Sunday.
Misses Matte Blanton, Ruby ana
Mamie Allen and Aiessrs. w. i. Hob
man, Henry Blanton, Jr., and Robert
Allen. were guests in the home Of Mr.
Al. Addleman last Tuesday evening
Miss Allie Allen spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Blanton.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
Save Money

And pay your taxes before the D per
cent. penalty Is added on December J.,
lgOS. will be at the following places
for the purpose Of receiving taxes from
all who wish to take the advantage OF
the opportunity of paying taxes for
1905 before December lst:
Rice-November 9Th, tn ursda y'
Prospect--November 9th, Friday
Green Bay-Noyember 10th, Iuefday'
I'm the morning; Acknowledgements
10Th. Tuesday, in the afternoon Hamp-
den sidney College-Novemb Der llth-
Wednesday; Darlington Heights
November, 18th, Thursday. From
18th To December lst, in my office al
Farmyille. Yours truly,
:. ". WATKINS,
Treas. Prince Edward Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
Honor Roll Of Farmyllle High School
For October.

Room No l.-Womack Gray, Hy-
man Levy.
Room No. Matte Berman Viola
Wingo. Willie Cox, Lucy Moore.
Room No. 8.-Mollie Beman, I'd
die Lancaster, Lurline Richardson,
Lizzie Young, Mollie Moore, Noyle
Ridley, Lewis Whitlock.
Room No. 4.-Pearl Edwards. An
ME Londeree. Cassie Robinson, Wiley
Young.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
Letter to A. B. Armstrong

Dear sir. We make you and every
property owner i'm Farmville this oiler'
Paint half your Job Devoe; paint the
other half whatever you Ike. II
Devoe doesn't take less gallons ana
cost less money, no pay.
Yours truly
rs +. W. DevOe AZ Co.
P.S. j. r. Walton ~ Co., sell our
uqint
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06

The man who sits down 70 walt Tor
fortune. too late finds that the tickle
creature went around the other way
with more masterful man.
Don't give your boy a knife unless ne
will first promise not TO swap. swap
ming leads to cheating, and that ID bad
for the boy and worse for him when
me grows up.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
How the Applicants Stood.

Below is the result Of the examina-
ton Of nine applicants for rural route
No. . from which Mr.. II. II. Gillian
resigned Oct. 18th.
Lee Ransom n, +. V. Campbell So
l. A. Lyon, s5.25, r. Edgar 500, l..
w. Drumeller 800, J. A. Clark 81
Pom Butcher 81, Tom Bliss 3d. ,. A.
Bondurant 1910.
OF the above applicants Mr.. i. W.
Drumeller was appointed.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06

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