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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-21
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
St0ddert.

Last week was one long TO be remem
bered. Presbytery held its session al
Browns Church and large crowds Of
people were in attendance. Thursday
was the red letter day, children from
all over the county were present, rep
representing their Sunday Schools.
Special mention must be made OF the
Cumberland e. II. Sunday School. MI:
Charles Diggs was In charge, and the
children marched In while the choir
sang sweetly ave are marching on"
with their flags aud banners waving
10 perfect time while their faces beam
ed with the feeling that they held the
day.
Misses Nettie, Msble and Ruth
Swoope and Mr.. Frank Swoope and
Mr.. Tom Hall, Of Buckingham Court
house spent the week At Mr.. J. L..
Swoope's.
Rev. and Mrs. Barrel, Mr.. Alexan-
der, and Mr.. Bryan were at Mrs. Bad
gett's last week.
Miss Fannie Crswley visited Mrs.
Elisha Madison last week.
Miss Bette Crowder, Of Richmond,
Is visiting In the home Of Nh Eddie
Walker.
Mrs. Ike Johnson, Of Baltimore,
Miss Lizzie and Louise Scott, Of Rich
mond, and Miss Margaret Davis and
father, of Fsrmvllle, are at DIR. ii. l..
BlantOn's.
Miss Mary Hughes is visiting her
brother, Mr.. h. b. Hughes.
Mr. Charley Blanton, Of Richmond,
is spending few days with his family
at West Hill.
Miss Annie Palmore is spending
some days with her sister, Mrs. Mat
teur Crute.
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lime Does Il.

Time has wonderful power in TAX
ing the conceit out Of persons. When
young man first emerges from the
schools and enters upon a career OF life
it is painfully amusing TO witness his
self-suniciency-he would have all the
world to understand that he has "learn-
ed outr-that he is master fall know
ledge, and can unravel all mysteries.
But as he grows older he grows wiser;
he learns that he knows great deal
less than he supposed he did, and by
the time he reaches to three score
years, he is prepared to adopt as his
Ownthe sentiment of John Wesley, who
said: "When ! was young l was sure
Of everything; in few years, having
been mistaken thousand times, /
was not half so sure Of most things as
was before. At present | am hardly
sure Of anything but what God has re-
vealed 10 man.
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To Young Men.

II young men desire success In lie,
in the purest aud truest sense o' the
term.-success that eliminates In the
noble, stainless life, enduring, exalting
and immOrtalizing even after passing
over 10 the Unseen,-it Is certainly
very essential that their characters be
founded unwayering upon the broad
and enduring principles OF religion.
An unbeleyer may become great
man, without doubt, II he has the en-
ergy, ambition and talent; but an Intel
lect Of the highest order must DO based
upon Christianity. There exists In
the present age so many temptations
to lead the young, the pleasure-ioving
and thoughtIess astray, and such an
utter disregard Of honesty, virtue ana
and truth among many Of our leading
men. that q wide field OF usefulness 10
omen 10 the honest aud upright In
heart. Why should not you, young
men. lust stepping upon the arena OF
life, bring your influence to bear with
strong hand and clear head IN the
correction and punishment OF many
great evils ? VIII you do II ?
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FIOWerS Teach NeaineSS.

We hope all who read this column
will endeavor to keep few flowers In
the home. In addition to their beauty
and fragrance, they teach neatness and
order. The wife and children like to
have a clean room, 80 that the flower
in it, purity and grace, may not shame
them. And then, too, a poor man likes
TO feel that he has an ornament in his
dwelling similar to that which d rich
man chooses a the best establishment
Of his drawing room. The cottage and
the mansion differ very much in struc-
ture and in furniture, but pretty
flower, carefully watered and tended,
blooms as well in cottage as In a
palace window. Then the flower speaks
To the inmates of the home and tells
them Of the wisdom and love OF GOdi
how lie sent these beautiful flowers
into the world TO please the eye Of man.
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High Bridge.
August 20, 1905

August 20, 1905.
Misses Efiie and Emma Fauyer, OF
stanton, who have been visiting Miss
Ruby Amos, returned home Monday.
Drs. Phelps and Bryan are the
guest Of Prof X. l.. Blant0n.
Misses Jennie aud Bette Crowder,
Of Richmonk, are visiting relatives In
old Cumberland.
Misses Lizzie aud Lucy Scott, OF
Richmond, are visiting in the home Of
DIR. Hugh Blanton.
Mr.. Willie Garnet, Of Buckingham,
and son Josie, Mr.. &. Elcan, Of Buck
ingham, aud Misses Sallie Anne aud
Ellen Walker, Of Adrlsnce, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garnett last week.
Mrs. Il. w. Madison aud children
are visiting her mother, Mrs. {. w.
Crawley.
Rev. and Mrs. Barrel, Of Bucking-
ham, were the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Cruth Thursday.
Miss Annie Palmer Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Crute.
Miss Laura Minkle was the guest Of
Miss Mable Leslergeon Saturday and
Sunday.
Protracted meeting was begun at
Centenary Church Sunday TO be con-
tinued during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Lestergeon aud
boys returned home from Camden,
n. j., yesterday.
Judge Hall, Of Beeching, visited In
the home Of Mr.. John Swoope last
week and attended Presbytery. Also
the Misses Swoopes, Of Buckingham.
Miss Sarah Ligon is the guest OF
Miss Ida Walton this week.
The sold Maids" play which waf
given last week at Mr.. Crowder's foi
the benefit OF Centenary Church, was
a great success. They made nice
sum besides expenses and there II
talk Of having 1t over at no distant
day.
Mr. Ben Baldwin, Of Texas, Il
spending the week with his mothel
this week.
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Rsinss.

Miss Courtney Cox, Of Fsrmyille,
spent last week with her cousin, Miss
Happie Blanton.
Mr.. Tom Blanton spent oevsrsl days
last week with his sister, Mrs. Jennie
BlantOn.
The friends Of Mrs. Arth ur Arm
strong, are sorry to hear Of her illness.
Mrs. A. NJ. Blanton and little son
Lewis, and Mrs. Fahrner aud son Gar
and, spent several days last week,
with Mrs. Farmers parents Mr.. and
MIRA. Henry Blsnton.
Miss Flora LeStourgeon is visiting
friends at Charlotte Courthouse.
Miss Ruby Allen returned home sun
day after a pleasant visit to relatives
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Death Of Mrs. PEBBLES.

Mrs. Wesley PEBBLES, who had been
boarding with her husband with Mrs
Houston at the Lithia Springs, died
suddenly on the morning OF the 9th,
and her remains were taken 10 the old
home in North Carolina for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES came here In
search of health aud were being greatly
benefited from the use Of the lithiai
but Mrs. PEBBLES had long been suf-
ferer from organic diseases Of the heart
from which she died. Mr.. PEBBLES Il
still with us and speaks tenderly and
gratefully Of the courtesies and kind
ness of our people to him and his.
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Venner.

August Is, 'OS.
Miss Martha Roper aud Lorine
Clayor, Of Richmond, are visiting their
friends, Misses Daisy and Edna Bsk-
er.
Mrs. Davis, Of Farmyille, is the
guest Of her niece, Mrs. +. ID. CarwIle.
Mrs. James Cawthorn returned
home Saturday, after visiting relatives
in Appomattox.
Miss Beulah Baker spent Sunday
night with her cousin, Miss Matte
Baker, OF Hosmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Womack spent
Sunday with their mother and father.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Felden.

August IL, '0S.
Miss Allie Allen, OF Mecklenburg, is
visiting her cousin Miss Ida Scott.
Messrs Norman and Clyde Ransom
and Mr.. Frazier are visiting at Mr.. C.
III. Ransons.
Miss Annie Goodman, OF Ballsville,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Il. w. Diggs, went 10 Cumberland
Saturday TO visit her uncle, Mr.. q gorge
Scott.
Miss Mamie McCrsw aud brother
spent Saturday and Sunday at Nut
bush.
Mrs. Frank Claiborne, OF Roanoke,
Mrs. l.. b. Vernon, Of Fries, and Mrs.
j. IL. Hines, OF Crewe, have been Wis
itlng in the home Of Mrs. s. j. Allen.
We are sorry TO hear that Miss Ethel
Ransom and Mrs. Frank Ransom are
sick with typhoid fever
Miss Laura McCraw, Of Nutbush, is
visiting Misses Susie and Hattie Me
Craw.
Miss Kathleen Allen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. b. Vernon, OF Fries.
Miss Sammie Burke, Of n. c., is a
guest in the home Of Mr.. j. X. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Watts are visit
ing in farewell.
There will be lawn party and lee
ture given at Lanes Chapel tonight
commencing at six o'clock
Miss Fannie Allen, Of Norfolk, is Wis
iting In the home Of Mrs. Kate Jones.
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New Enterprise.

our veteran gardeners, Nenable ana
Edmunds, are making preparations
for much larger crop of lettuce for
the coming eeason than they have
ever raised Other parties viii be
encouraged to grow the plant and sell
To them so they can ship carload
lots. We know of one of our business
men who is undertaking 10 raise a
square, and we met him on one Of the
hottest morning Of last week, when he
had Just finished blowing the land,
and he was wondering "why folks
should eat lettuce any how Moth
ing is more delightful Of the table
luxuries, and we are glad 20 know
that we are to have il for home use
and to send to others. And the beauty
about it is that the growing is proi-
table.
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HoWIs This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OfCatarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 CO., TOLEDO, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Waldo, KINNAS & 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 20 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti'
nation.
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Death Of a Noble Worker.

News has been received here an
nouncing the death Of Mrs. Mamie
Price Hayes, which sad event oc-
cured at her home near Salisbury
Mo-, on the 9Th of August. She was
the daughter Of the late Mr.. X. W.
Price, Of this county, and in her girl
hood days was greatly beloved by a
large circle Of friends, Only last June
she was here on a brief visit and was
then the picture Of good health, happy
and with "a bright future before her.
Bad cOnvicts make good roads good
roads make prosperous people pros
porous people make better times, and
better times make fewer cOnvicts.-
Atlanta Constitution.
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He loved His LnunlrY.

lnihe midst of % number of strag-
ger and camp-followeis, and Just be
fore him on the road screened by "a bush
sat poor abiect-lookirg mortal, en-
gged in soliloquy, which Gen eral
longsireet, ON listening, heard as fol
lows "Here am, poor, miserable
begger My shoes are gone. my cloth
c- are almost gone. I'm weary, I'm
sick, I'm hungry My family have
been killed or scattered, and maybe
now wandering helpless and unprotect-
ed ina strange country. Aud l have
suffered all this for my country Yes,
would would die yes / would
Ole willingly fit were necessary, be
cause love my country But if this
war is ever over ill bee damned if /
ever love another country
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Is Marriage a Failure.

a bachelor. old and cranky.
Was sitting alone in his room;
His toes with govt were aching.
And his face was overspread with gloon
No little ones shouts disturbed him.
From noises the house was free.
In fact. from the attic to the cellar
Was quiet as quiet could BE-.
No medical aid was lacking;
The servants answered his ring.
Respectfully heard his orders.
And supplied him with everything.
But there was still something wanting.
Something he couldn't command;
The kindly words Of comparison.
The touch Of gentle hand.
And he said as his brow grew darker
And he rang for the hireling nurse.
well. marriage may be a failure
But this Is a blamed sight worse
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A Word from Prof. SChemmel.

It's has been my greatest pleasure to
promote the musical talent among the
people of Farmville, and in doing 50
it's necessary that everyone should
keep their instrument In tune. have
for that purpose engaged &. !. Landes,
Of Newport News, To do my work
about tile first of september. Anyone
wishing expert tuning may leave their
orders at the Conservatory. Thanking
you for former patronage.
aug-1-3 AUGUST StlikMMEL.
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Cumberland as Host.

West Hanover Presbytery met at
Browns Church, Cumberland, on
Tuesday Of last week and continued
in session three days. The Women's
Mission Union, of the same Presby-
terry, met there on Friday, and during
these four days the good people Of that
Church and community not only had
crowded houses, but on each OF the
four days an abundant dinner was
prepared for the large crowds ia At
tendance upon each of the services.
1t is estimated that on more than one
of the days the audiences numbered
at least 500. The tables were literally
loaded with good things, such rs are
only grown and cooked IN SOuthside
Virginia. 1t was heavy tax on house
holders and housewives, but they
met the exacting demands with old
time Cumberland courage and cheer.
We happen to know Of one lady
upon whom the burden bore heavily.
She had been fattening chickens for
the occasion, but before ii arrived the
thief came and carried Off the broilers
and then she was forced to buy chick
ems and at town prices. That's des-
perate rogue who will "take, steal
and carry away" chickens intended
for the Presbytery. But neither that
dear lady, nor any of the dear ladies
Of the neighborhood protested against
the social burden they had TO bear
those four hot days in August. one
of them said from "A grateful heart,
"we are abundantly provided with
the good things of life in the country
this season, and are 50 glad 10 share
them with our friends"
The stars i'm their courses look down
upon no more generously hOspitablc
people than live in old Cumberland.
About every fourth year, OF oftener,
through the zeal of the pastor and the
extreme hospality Of the congregations
Of the Cumberland group Of churches
this organization Is invited To have the
August meeting at Browns Church.
The last gathering just closed four
days meeting, from Tuesday until
Friday inclusive last week two days
for the Presbytery proper, one day for
sunday School work, one day for
Missionary Society work.
The Moderator, Rev. W. j. King, Of
IIampden-Sid ey, presided with grace
and ability. Rey-. Shannon and
Christian, two Theological students,
preached their trial sermons and were
unanimously endorsed by all the pas
tors and lay delegates present. Rev.
Matt. Porter, of Richmond, brother
to the popular Bob" 80 well known
in Farmvlle gave "A mastery address
to the teachers Of Sabbath schools.
Rev. Booker, ID. D., Of Charlottesville,
spoke on Home Missions, and Mr.
llobson, Superintendent OF the synod p
orr han Home in Lynchburg, made a
statement regarding that institution.
His appeal for help touched a respon-
sive chord in the hearts of parents and
Others for the fatherless and the or
phans in their helplessness, and $500
made up to an even hundred was
dropped in the collection basket The
next meeting is on April 20. 1909, al
GOrdOnsvlle.
The dinner each day OH the grounds
seemed to be the drawing card, and II
must have taxed the smoke houses,
the hen roOsts and the sheep folds 10
their utmost to furnish the CORDS and
piles" Of victuals that was consumed
lax the hundreds preseut
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Stockholders Meeting.

4 general meeting Of the stock
holders of the Orange keysville
Railway Co., for election Of officers
and for such other business as may
come before IT, is called for the 9th
day of August, at l;3D p. m, al the
Prince Edward Hotel, Farmvllle, Va.
II. r. HUBARD,
July-3l-4 ltesiuen'
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excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. NJ. VI. Davidson, Of No. 20
Clifford Ave, lSan Jose, Cal ,says'"Ihe
worth Of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache, bilious
ness and torpor Of the liyec and bowels
is 50 pronounced that | am prompted
TO LAY a word in its favor, for the bene-
iii of those seeking relief from such az
flictions. There is more health for the
digestive organs in a bottle OF Electric
Bitters than In any other remedy !
know Of Sold under guarantee at
White x C's., drug store.
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Civil Service Examination.
CLERK-CARRIER

An examination for the position OF
clerk male or femele) and carrier
(male) will be held at the pos'-"n'e'
In this city on August ~, lyoo, 81,
For APPLICATION blanks, ana ioi iulI
Information relative TO The examination
qualifications, duties, salaries, vsca-
lions. promotions, etc, address Secre-
tary, Is. NJ. Bliss, CITY. -
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
0lesko.
August 10, 1905.

V4tokos
August 10, 1905.
The West Hanover Presbytery that
met at Browns Memorial Church was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by the people Of this neighborhood.
Dir. and Mrs. John Anderson, Of
Lynchburg, spent Saturday and Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. John An
derson.
Miss Frank Lee Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. w. Mercer, In Norfolk.
Misses Laura and Lena Harvey,
who have been visiting Mrs. Monroe
Johns, have returned TO their home.
Mrs. A. b. Armstrong, who has
been sick, is rapidly improving,
Mrs. Henry Smith Is visiting at
Mrs. A. b. Armstrong; this week.
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Timber For Sale.

The largest and choicest body Of
standing timber TO be found IN SOUTH
side Virginia. 3OO,WO,w0 feet, Two
thirds original growth pine, balance
hardwood, much Of il superior White
oak. For information apply at Her
aid Office
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-21

Last week we noted that Mr.. W II.
Hubbard, one Of the foremost farmers
of this section, will have a record
breaking tobacco crop this year We
wish To add that he covers his tobacco
barns with California Redwood Shin-
giles. For further Information about
them see the adv. Of the Farmville
Mfg. Co., elsewhere in this issue.
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Supervisors Meeting.

The August meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors was held on last Friday.
Present, J. l.. Hart, presiding; Messrs.
X. II. Walton, Il. W. Fuqua, A. A.
Haskins and DIR. w. NJ. Holiday.
The following accounts against the
county were allowed:
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Yours truly
NOTICE.

The Tobacco Growers Association OF
Prince Edward county will hold It's
regular monthly meeting in famville
saturday, August -, at II o'clock.
JNO. &. HAMLarT,
Secretary.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-21

Take kodol whenever you feel that
yo4 need %. That is the only time
you need 10 take kodOl. Just when
you need IL; then you Will not be
Troubled with sour stomach, belching,
gas ON TIE stomach, etc. Sold by
Alhelsnn lrnn o..
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in Amelia.
Mrs. w. w. Gates was very much
indisposed last week.
Miss Mary Langslow, Of Newport
News, and Miss Bessie Stuart, Of Cum
berlsnd e. H., are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Stuart.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-21

Dyspepsia is our national silment;
Burdock Blood Bitters is the nation 81
cure for IL. II strengthen stomach
membranes, promotes flow OF diges-
tive juices, puriiies the blood, builds
you up.
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Letter 10 Baxter Davis.
ErDluiHe. Va

Dear Sir: IT SINNERS down to this;
Every job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than of any other paint.
If not. no pay.
Yours truly
81 +. w. DeyOe q Co.
p. >. j. +. Walton * Co., sell our
paint.
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county were allowed:

J. +. Garrett, Overseer OF Sandy
River, handed In his resignation which
was accepted, and on motion OF Mr..
Walton, Jno. A. Clark was appointed
to I'LL the vacancy.
On motion Mr.. Hart was authorized
to widen the macadam road to 70 feet
at the corporate limit so as to conform
with the street at that point.
On motion Of DR.. Holiday it was
ordered that the clerk communicate
with the National Agricultural De-
partment in regard to plans for I'M
provement Of the county roads.
Success IN life does not always mean
wealth, fame or position. You may be
poor in all of these but you can be rich
in mind and character. The world
within must be developed before you
can enjoy the world without you. If
you have wealth put some Of it into
brain power and you can never lose 1t.
II you are poor you cannot afford to be
poor i'm both mind and pocket. You
can have the wealth Of a trained mind
aud a noble character. Rely on your
own efforts. Thousands Of worthy per
sons have obtained an education with
out the assistance OF wealth or friends.
You can do il. Sue ess often depends
on the sacrifices made and obstacles
overcome. To succeed in anything re-
quires hard, honest work. Determine
to do the best you can with the facul-
ties God has given you.
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Cascasw Get is for babies and child
rem, and is especially good for the Ills
so common i'm hot weather. Look for
the ingredients on the bottle. Con
tains no harmful drugs. Sold by An
dprson Drug Go.
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DeWitrs Little Early Risers, safe,
easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by Anderson Drug Co.
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There are many limitations Of De-
Wits Csrbollzed Witch Hazel Saive
but lust one original. Sold by Az
dersOn Drug %.
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"Ihe peIp 'iY 81 our Liberties, and
Of The Tclu. depends upon the
question " 80, 4 rot we can main
Tain her . rlutry the caucasian
race and o. So hite mans civilization,
pure and unimpared No two species
OIL men have ever lived, or ever can
h'e On peace in Che same habitat OF
country. The white and The yellow
OF monaghan race are entirely unas-
simlable, and their mingling ma "A IA
eial, industrial. or social way means
degradation % both, mongrelism, and
lne end Of ireoinsttuliOns IN this land,
and 10 all the Western Hemisphere.
So writes am intelligent observer Of
passing events. Add black TO yellow
aud the same thing is literally true
Democracy has great work yet 10 be
Zone and the man who leaves the
ranks al this luncture deserts COM
i'des On the time Of battle.
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fOr Sale.

A colonial country residence, one of
the most attractive BOZ Southside Viz
gIna 800 acres of highly improved
land. telephone in the house and
rural delivery. Two miles of depot
on the Virginia Railway, excellent
neighborhood For particulars apply
Ilmll InInn
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Any skin itching is a temper-tester.
me more you scratch the worse IL Itch
e. Doan ointment cures piles, ecze-
ha-auy skin Itching At all drug
stores
'ohwchs are useful 100 advertising a
Store that doesn't advertise
With thc dawn of the millennium
Tie sword ViIl Ice beaten into the cork
screw.
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The price for dressed ducks is not SO
high as last month.
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Expert testimony depends on who
employs the expert.