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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-25
ELRE ON MAIN STREET

On last Tuesday morning, about iv.al
an alarm Of fire was sounded and 10
was soon known that 1t was located IN
the drug store Of DR.. Anderson, north
west corner Of Third and Main. The
iire-hghters responded promptly and
the flames were confined 10 the one
building, though on crowded square
and one OF the principal business
blocks Of Farmville.
The fire originated from the explo-
sion of an oil stove and the flames
spread rapidly, though DR.. Hudgins,
who was in the room at the time Of
the accident, fought earnestly TO con-
troll them. The store, one Of the most
attractive of our handsomely furnish
ed drug stores, had on its Christmas
dress and presented wrecked and woe.
ml appearance when fire aud water
had expended their forces on il. So
far as the stock is concerned the loss
is total, but is partially covered by
insurance.
Dr Hudgins lost valuable medical
library and surgical instruments upon
which he had no insurance.
The damage to the building, which
d, owned 10y Dr. Edward Richardson,
Of Baltimore, has not yet been ascer-
tanned, but must be great especially
as TO its internal furnishings which
were elaborate and expensive.
Hllsman * Co. occupy the adioin-
ing store-room and their very extern
sive stock must have beer seriously
damaged 10y water and smoke.
The second floor of the building Is
occupied by lawyers, the Western
Union, Messrs. ". f.. Moore and G.. II.
Bliss and Rev. Mr. Booker, the latter
having household goods stored boz one
Of the rooms. The injury done was
slight.
This is the first Of our Christmas
fires, and let's guard well against am
other.
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December -, 1905.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Shipman, of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs {. i.
Bowry, Of Burkeyille, are guests ia
The home Of their parents, DIR. and
Mrs. WI. Shipman.
Mrs j. II. llardaway spent a few
days with her home people at Rice
last week.
Misses Mary Hubbard. Bessie and
Ida Bondurant aud Matte Frank, Of
the Blackstone Female Institute, are
at home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morton and
little son, Of Cumberland, are guests at
the residence Of his father, MI j. {.
Norton
Miss Matte Bondurant is with her
home people.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. T.. Williams and
children, of Richmond, are visiting
their parents.
Mrs. n. J.. Bradshaw and little son
are at home again after a ten days
visit n the home Of her father, Mr. D..
/ Il. Weaver.
Mrs. j. ". Wilson spent Monday
with relative, On Crewe.
Miss Lena Marshall, who has charge
Of the nth and sixth grades in the
scottsburg High School, IL spending
/ Christmas with her mother.
We are glad 10 know that Miss Hope
Harper il ont again after having had
pneumonia.
Miss Pattie Hubbard entertained
several Of her friends ia most charm
ing manner on Wednesday evening
December 18th, from : until u o'clock.
Delightful fruits and coniectionerie'
were served, and all spent am enJoya-
BILE time.
Merry Christmas and happy Ne"
Year 10 the Herald and It's readers.
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Inn Without Cost.

The small boys Of Farmville had
lot, of fun on several afternoons Of the
recent past by simply picking up the
remains of fire works which had al
ready been fired, applying a burning
match. aud then throwing them az the
feet of the Normal girls as they went
tripping by. such jumping IS rarely
seen and the fun waxed warm and fu-
rious until the supper bell summoned
the victims from walking 10 eating
What the average small boy Of Farm
vile doesn't know Of fun-making is
hardly worth knowing.
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Death Of Judge GOODWIN.

Judge Chas f. Goodwin died sud
denly in his home at Nottoway C.. H.,
ON The afternoon Of the 22nd, in the
10Th year OH his age.
For number Of years he was judge
of the County Court Of Holloway, and
during his long life was respected and
honored by all who were privileged Ia
know him
mi, wife, who was Miss Lacy Tug
gle, and who in her young woman
hood was reigning belle in the social
circles Of Virginia, with number OF
children, survive him. lie fought
the good fight and rests from his la
hOr-.
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German at the AFmOry.

on last Friday evening the young
men of the German Club gave a very
enjoyable dance. The following were
there: Misses Minnie Blanton, Eloise
Harrison, Sallie Cullen, the two Miss
RS Atwood-, Of Appomattox, Louise
Daniel. Sallie Lovelace, Margaret
Bell Isabelle Harrison, Emma Jones
Shirley Rugat and Alice Burgess
Me-,rs. Frank Baldwin, Garneti,
clyde Bliss, Brookes Bliss, Armistead
Johnston, Morton, Clyde Duvall, Adj
ans. Kebhardt, Hunt, Moore and
Huntington, of Hampden-sidney
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Freear chape-
mned
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY


December p, 1905.
Rev. A. Paisley has been suffer
ing with "lumbagon for the past week.
Rev =. r. Warren filled his pulpit al
Concord last Sunday.
Misses Kate franklin and Minnie
Thornton are at home for the holi-
days.
our school closed Friday. Miss
shore LEFT that evening for her home
al Blackstone.
We are glad TO hear that Mrs. J. r..
Connally is able 20 be out Of doors
again
Our town is on a "boom,n the side
walks are being improved and street
lamps are being added.
Mr. Matthews Clark Is at home az
ter an absence Of five years, during
which time he visited the klondike,
the far West and other places.
The young people are looking for
ward with pleasure 10 the holidays.
The Social Club will meet at Mr. W.
l.. Thornton's on Christmas night.
arhieyes entered the Farmers Ware
house one night last week and stole
about -, besides some postage stamps.
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December ., 1905

December -, liUo.
The public school Of this place will
close to-day for the Christmas holt
days, aud will not resume work until
the AIN Of January, 1909. The teach
ers will leave for their homes in few
days
Ms. John Foster and her daughter
are still quite sick in their home.
Misses Media and Ida Gillian, OF
powhatan Institute, Blanche Bass, Of
Blackstone Institute, aud Mabel
Gates. Of Lynchburg High School, are
spending their Christmas holidays al
their homes. We are glad TO see them
again
We are glad 10 report that holland
Garland is out again after a severe
spell of diptherIa.
a telegram from North Carolina
reached our neighborhood about two
O'Clock Sunday. announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Lourina CLANCY to Mr..
Willie Bradshaw.
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ager' I. $. Duyaut, yice-president and
traffic manager; A. G. Needles, gen
eral superintendent; V. A. Riton, di-
vision superintendent; ;. 5. Brdgers,
division ticket agent G. ;. Churchill,
chief engineer; +. II. LaBaune, agri-
cultural and industrial agent
Well done Farmyiile's Board of
Trade. MANY many happy returns Of
20 delightful an occasion.
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Miss Buqg EnlerIainS.

ON last Friday afternoon Miss Hat
tie Bugg entertained very delightfully."-
at cards from four TO six. Her guests
were Mrs. l.. Bugg, Mrs. Lewis Pau
lett, Misses Shirley knight, Of New
York, Lucy Huntington, Annie Bid
good, Carrie Kyle, Elizabeth Richard
son. Irving Wicker, Grace Walton
Courtney Cox, Hattie Cox and Alice
nmrrn..
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We offer One HUNDRED Dollars Re
yard FOR any case of Catarfh that cam
moi be cured by Halls Catauh Cure
FL CHENEY q Co, Toledo, %.
We. the undersigned, have known
FL. Cheney for the last ID years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable 10 al
bu.iness transactions and financially
able 10 carry out amy obligations niane
bv biz firm.
WALDfNG, KINNAN d MAEtiNt
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure - taken inter.
nallv. acting directly upon the yioou
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price '3e per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
rake Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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The first snow of the season fell ON
the night olthe -lst OF the morning
ofthe -2ud and continued TO fall dur
ing Tuesday. lt is the "beaulitul
snow 90 some but gives the shu ider
90 o.her.. SIT SHOWS. ' cries the school
boy. aud then the air rings with glad
ness. "lt SHOWS. cries the poor Wild
ou. and Che we'll worn shawl is drawn
he closer and thc fast dying Goals are
stirred into q last glow. And yet man
never fashioned a crystal So beautiful
or conceived of "a whitencss So pure.
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eSlealo VS.. "SleeI. -

The expert finch players Of Farm
Vile have crossed lances on the field
of mortal combat and that Of "steel'
has been shivered 10y that Of "steal,
and the an too confident wieder OF
the former driven ingloriously from
the battle ground battered, bruised and
beaten To a "frazzle.n Next.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-25

Thc next issue of tne Herald VIII
bear daie january Nih, 1909, and "e
wrote Chat 9aud NOT though ID was
oar maiden effort. our patrons viii
agree with us tha, the printers are enc
Titled t0a week off their one and only
vacation during the year Let ow
correspondents be on thc alert in The
meantime dot down passing events of
interest aud then give them 90 as in
huei Wd breezy form.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY


StOddert
December -, 1905.
Contributions for the Union Church
here are coming In pretty fast so there
will beno doubt about IT, being built
i'm the spring Of the New Year as wa7
planned.
The Bazaar Will be held Oh the 18th
for the benefit Of the Presbyteriaua aud
Methodist churches at Mr. Iommie
Crowder's iostead of SIT. Plat Blan-
TONS A large crowd is expected.
Fancy work will please the eye while
the palate will be tickled by oysters
and other elegant dishes served by
good cooks. Go and enjoy a pleasant
afternoon.
j. J.. Swoope lost fine COW last
week. valued al seyenty-hye dollars.
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BILLIARDS. Free Entertainment

The public is cordially invited To at
tend Billiards. Free illustrated Lee
ture on "Wheat and Flour, at the
Fanmyille Opera House, December 9,
30, 81 and January 2nd. Next week.
Amusing, Instructive. Free.
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NEWS Of PRINCE EDWARD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Eureka Mills
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.



Miss Lula Judson Carter, the oldeit
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. h. =. Car
ter. and Mr.. Walter j. Atkins, both OF
the county, were married at the Beth
leham parsonage Sunday morning, at
1890 o. clock. Rev. Charles G.. Ander-
son was the officiating minister. Only
a few friends OF the contracting par
ties witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. McCmw have is
sued invitations 10 the marriage Of
their daughter, Mamie Meredith, 10
Mr.. Thomas Osborne Chappeli, on
Wednesday afternoon, December I'D,
al 23O o'clock, at home. Rev Hugh
Henry will be the celebrant
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Notice!

Certificate Of stock No. 40, dated
July I. 1901, issued by The III II Ma
tional Bank OF Farmville, Va, to j.
y. Foster, for four shares Of stock has
been lost. Thirty days from the pub
LEGATION of this notwe / shall apply To
The First National Bank OF Farm
Vile. Va, for a duplicate Of said certi'
fcate j. v. FOSTER,
Farmyille, Va
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Public Notice.

The offices Of Dr. Anderson and DT.
Hudgins have been removed TO rooms
over the store of Messrs. Chas. Bugg
4 Son. s representative Of The An,
dersou Drug Company may be iound
I'M Ihese Offices.
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Why KOtl

Editor Herqid.-If Abingdon, win
it, dispvnsary, can abolish all corpo-
ration taxes, why can't Famyiile do
likewise? II not, why not
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-25


ting his father at the old home.
Mr. James A. Amistead, Jr. and
wife are visitor, iu the old home.
Mis-, Burgess is spending the Christ
mas az thc old home bon Nansemond.
ar. Geo. " Redd was shaking
hands wi,h tarmViIIe friends recently.
Nils, Mollie Nenablc has been the
guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. A. Price.
somehow our appetite is calling
Justify for another banquet
Col. and Mrs. James Lyons return
ga TO Richmond on last Monday.
Mr. j. NJ. Burton is now in Rich-
moud attending lectures at the Medi-
cal College of Virginia.
Col. and Mrs. James Lyons were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Wall ON
last Friday night.
Bring out the sleigh, hang The bells
on the mo SEES, and make music for
those of us who walk.
The residence of Mr G.. g. Cowan
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Evening journal., 1908-11-05
GIRL A MARTYR
TO MORMON

SALT LAKE. CITY. Utah, Nov. g.
Rather than deny an article OF her
faith. Delphine Doddsworth, a little
English girl. q years old, has twice
submitted to exile from those she
holds dear and Jared forth among
strangers. homeless. Miss Doddsworth
became convert to Mormonism in
England. At the Immigration Onice
IN Boston she was asked IL she believed
in the practice Of polygamy.
"I believe in the doctrine OF plural
marriage" she replied.
Under the law no believer in polyg-
amy can enter the United States. The
girl was set aside for deportation. and
later. despite the personal appeal of
senator Smoot at Washington, return
ed to England An attempt to enter
the United states by way of Montreal
proved more successful, and two weeks
ago the young woman joined her fam
rv in Salt Lake News Of her coming
reached the ears Of the immigration
authorities. and to-day she is on a
train bound for Montreal in the Gus
ltody OF an immigration officer.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FLEET SAILS
FOR MANILA
Officers and Men We're Glad
to Get Away From
China
Bv United Press LEASED (

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
AMOY. Nov. 5.--The second squadron
Of the American fleet sailed for Manila
today.
Admiral Emory on the Louisiana, will
go TO Hong Kong for a brief visit The
other seven ships 20 directly to Ma
Mia. ARRIVING Sunday according to the
schedule
The officers and men were glad TO
get away from China. They consider
their faces are turned homeward. The
home coming really started on quit
ting Yokohonia.
Now every port that is reached will
mean just so much nearer the great
review in Hampton Roads. which will
mark the formal ending of the great
est cruise ever taken by a fleet.
The last social function enjoyed in
Annoy was the reception 10 200 officers
OF the fleet by Prince Yuh Lang. who
expressed China's appreciation OF the
visit OF the American ships and wish
ed them a safe voyage home.
The gold cups offered by the citizens
committee for the fleet winners of the
football and baseball honors. went to
the crews OF the Virginia and Ken
lucky. which defeated teams from the
louisiana A team from the Louisiana,
however. won the silver trophy for first
honors in field sports
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN. Del, Nov 5-Miss
Mary Hamilton Maxwell formerly assist
ant principal of the High School here.
and Lambert Veasey Davidson, Of Phila-
delphia, were married at the homo OF the
bride yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The house had been beautifully decorat-
ed with chrysanthemums and potted
plants and the young couple werc mar
ried under an arch OF evergreen and white
chrysanthemums Rev. Mr. sinniclson OF
Atlantic City assisted by DR.. i. II.
Moore, Of this town. performed the cere-
mony. Miss Anna Connolly. of Atlantic
City, a neice Of the bride. was flower girl
and carried basket OF white chrysan-
themums. The bride wore a beautiful silk
robes a gift from friends in the Philippine
Islands, made Princess and trimmed with
lace.
The ring ceremony was used. Miss Lena
Pleasanton played the wedding march.
and during the service. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception was held
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson left OH the
Norfolk express for a short wedding
trip after which they will reside in Phil
adelphia where Mr.. Davidson is engaged
in the commission business. The brides
travelling dress was a London smoke tall
ored suit With hat and gloves TO match.
Mr.. and Mrs Davidson received many
beautiful gifts.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. ].
B. Foard. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rey-
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs S. f. Lewis. Mr and
Mrs. T. V. Leonhart. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Beasten. Mrs. Charles Ritchie. Mrs.
J. /. Shepherd. Mrs. l.. V. Boulden, Mr..
and Mrs W. T. Connollee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown. Miss ]. A. Jolls. Mrs. W. Lippin-
colt, Misses Bessie Anderson, Jean Net
ten, Lizzie Hall, Nellie Rothweil Elsie
Jones. Gertrude McCrowc, Frances Nc
Crone. May McFaul, Lena Pleasanton.
Bernice Metten. OF Middletown. Mrs
Emerson, Miss Emerson, Miss Smedley,
OF Wilmington. Milton Davidson. Of
Dover Misses Davidson. of Chesapeake
city. Mrs. McFaui, Of Wyoming and
many others.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
THREE VETERAN
VOTERS OF CITY

Former Sheriff James Martin. aged
%, Captain Edward Blizzard and E. S.
r. Butler ss and 90 years Of age. re-
spectively, claim the honor of being
the oldest voters, and Of casting their
ballots for more Presidents, than any
residents of Delaware. Sixteen No
vembers. four years apart have seen
these men marching up TO the polls and
helping to choose the occupants Of the
White House.
Although having almost run the long
course of life. Messrs Martin. Biz
zard and Butler were deeply concerned
over the result Of Tuesdays election.
They stayed up until they learned just
what had happened in the State and
Nation.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
ROUTINE WORK OF
POLICE COMMISSION

only routine business was transact
ed by the Police Commission yester-
day afternoon. Requests from Patrol
men Daniel Collins. Alfred Bradford.
Wilmer X. Hahn and Samuel NJ. Ford
for leave of absence to go cunning.
we're referred TO Chief of Police George
Black TO use his discretion.
The police matrons reported having
had i'm their charge 40 prisoners and
dodgers during the month Of October
Chief Black reported dog tax collec-
tions of $3.50 for the month Of Octo-
Der. During the past week SlO2.40 was
collected in fines and costs and fifteen
prisoners were sent to the workhouse
Police Surgeon Wales also submitted
his report for the month Of October
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
BY THE WAYSIDE

A well-known wilmingtonian has
strong ideas about teaching children to
realize the ideal OF humanity Recently
he has begun "a crusade in behalf OF
horses. who are lamed by glass ana
nails in the street He thinks IL would
bo most appropriate 10 have the teach p
ers in the public schools have practical
object lessons OF tho manner I'm which
children may give evidence of tho re-
gard which they should have for the
lower animals.
All children, he says. ought TO be
taught that whenever they see glass;
nails or other harmful refuse i'm the
street they should remove IL and thus
ensure the safety OF tho hundreds Of
horses that are lamed every year by
running nails. wire. glass and other
objects into their feet,
when a young man I used often
20 wonder how savages managed TO
keep clean shaven. seeing that they do
not have anything approaching our
own very effective razors" remarked
The cigar dealer. "The other day. how
ever. I found. how at,least one tribe
Of savages in the Belgian African pos
sessions keep their faces clear. They
use glass IL is a fact They obtain
bits OF glass from Belgian and French
traders. sharpen It IN some manner to
a remarkable keenness and then shave
with II. Doesn't sound pleasant ia
a white man does it?"
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CHRISTMAS TREE
FOR POOR CHILDREN

Tho Police Commission at its meeting
yesterday afternoon gave its consent TO
allow the annual Christmas tree treat for
the poor chiidren OF the city TO be held at
the City Hall Police Matrons White and
Wogan were granted permission TO take
up the matter. They will be assisted by
a committee OF officers comprising Police
Captains Evans and Kane and Patrolmen
Ward Benson and William Schell secre-
tary to Chief Of Police George Black.
Il is proposed to have the festvity this
year the same as in previous years. There
viii be the usual large tree in the court
room and candy. nuts and fruit for the
little ones. The police may also distribute
articles Of wear TO the most needy. This,
however. has not yet been settled upon.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
MARYLAND

John S. Strahorn. of Elkton. has
picked a second crop OF raspberries
from bushes in his garden.
Accidentally shot in tho face by a
shotgun last Sunday Early Young.
colored, OF Cambridge. still Is in a SER
ious condition
James Dorsey. colored has been lodg-
ed in the Cambridge jail. charged with
being implicated IN the robberics there
last Friday night.
William n. Woodrow, OF near Colora.
while at work on the new Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad bridge at Aiken fell %
feet into the water. but was rescued
by fellow worSmen.
A weeks celebration in commemora-
tion Of the fftieth anniversary Of
va" Methodist Church and the
seventy-ffth anniversary OF its Sunday
school commenced last evening
At the fall meeting Of the Cecil Coun-
~ Medical Society. which will be held
in Elkton. November 10. Infant
Feeding and the Diseases and Dis
orders due 20 Faults in Diet" win be
discussed
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
REFUSES TO GO
BACK TO JERSEY

Benjamin Mnlman. OF Atlantic City.
who was arrested in this city yesterday
on the charge OF larceny Of ss5 at the
New Jersey resort. will not accompany
the officer from that city when he ar
rives here this afternoon to take the man
back with him.
Millman proposes to fight extradition
and has engaged David }. Renhardt to
defend him. The prisoner is accused OF
taking the money from Bessie Keller in
Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
COLD BLAST
FROM THE NORTH

without giving the slightest warning
10 our unsuspecting citizens, a cruel wind
from the frigid zone swept down on our
fair city late yesterday afternoon. The
Indications are that the GOODNESS which
accompanied the blast from the north,
has come 90 stay.
Those who through necessity or choice
ventured out in the open last night soon
retreated TO their. comfortable home, The
thermometer was down 10 70 degrees at
about 10 O'Clock. the limit" FOR this win
ter's season.