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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
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mo aouileutc bat geitcrn ilber bret
b%hnocrt 0riefe nt Die promincnteltct
6irnlen Der Stoot ousgeiaitbt, in
meld]en oielclben crIlid)t iperoclt, nit
Der 3cIenid)aft Observation-Disclosures od)e
81 mot)cu, Tim gegen Die 8em1brlng
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Dem mittlcren @citen mad DEM Sii.
ocn ourd) Die spiidenitoatlid)c San.
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ein lold)es @orgebcn cillen ldlperer
Shlag fir 9altimorc's Sonoel be.
oeuten piiroe.
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felt. - Der 9crWnltungSratD oes
.Grbolltngsbeims fir pcrfriippelte
&inbcr" bate fir Ole geltrigc Ibelo.
TorIteanng bos ,Marplano Sbeoter"
semietbet. uno Der Hcinertraa ans
Dem 0erfailf Der gintrittsfarten alma
sim geIten Der gnltalt. Gas Sans
mar gut bcilHDt, 10 oaB Elm biibides
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Ill Den Harien oil bic 3beoter : ge.
iud)er 8lume1 perfauiten.
0eu 8roBeei Of III orenen
ii beriui c ell. Sr. @m. 9ailep,
Sitbabcr oes v6etel International"
Nr. 1928, Observation-Disclosures, iui,roe
geltcrn bonn aaoi 2oben III Der ipclt.
lid)eIi Foli5eiitation Del, WroBac.
idlporenen iiberwieIen nnter Scr an.
lfi'loigung bcS anseblid)cu Spirituo.
itnperfarfs an Sonntog. Gas Co.
fni sunroe am lesten Sonntag ourd)
Den ltncrlpartcten gelid Des Ger.
aeallten y. i. aaib unb breier Yoli,
5ilten' beebrt. 8dbrel,o be5 Serbors
prolgtcn orei balls sefiilte gierelG.
Ter oils Itiinnme gelaihtnss5eiisen aif
oem @erid)tstiihe.
Die Baltimore Steam
Eafet So" cob gap Sime) bat
Die Niers Ger. 8 nno 91a 2igbtitrabe
filr cine lange 3eitoauer gepad,tet
uflo miro oieielben ilnper3iialif) uni.
balien lnIien, 10 BOP in fur5er Seit
oaielbit Groft entseeen genommen
rperoen fam. iuool,rd, Die Yerfebrs.
lto.iingeil ipGbreno Der geih1itigen
Sdilon ipeaioIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
SalbeS Gntecgcnfommeu.

Sic Baltimore bio.@obn" mill
iih angeblif Dem &anoolpb'id)en
9Ian fir Die Hipeollfreusungen
Der 9abngeleiie IN Siiofgaltls
more fiigen. - Meinunesperld)ie-
benbeiten III @e5ug ollf Die Stras
benbreite.
3os Yublifum i'm Nugeueinc,
unb Die @epobner bon SiiO-9ultis
more inn @eionbcren merocn gepi5
nit Sreuoc Die Hud)riht begriiben,
baB sic Baltimore Sbioe9abn" ge=
neigt lit, oeu itaotiidcu @cboroen be
trcifs Scr &%rcu}iila ser @eleiie III
Siio.Soltimorc ent9cgcn 81 fomn1cn
unb Den Granddaughter Hlan 5l &c
ccptircn. Sbid)on Die ItuhtiIHcn 30
anten, lpeld)c iid) nit Der Ingclegcn'
bcit I'll befaiicn bobcn, lid ilber DIE
Sohc ollsidDpeigcn, hat Der @crid)t.
erItattcr oes yScltId)cn Gorrclpon'
ocntcn" ole Nod)rid,t ans elmer 10 SUI
ucrl1iiigUu Guclle, bub fciu 3lpeifcl
on oeren Mittiafcit oblualtet. Scr
@eluGbrSuom tbcilt nit, boB Die
9utn uid)t allcin Die bon Often nob
9Sciten Ia,lienben Strabcn, oie IN
Dem Elan scronnt iino, 5l iiber'
briifcu gcocntt, ionbcrn oaf ole
Sorouer., Charles, eight mo
@eucSlirnBc.
Aur in cillenl Grnfte liilb bic Be
amtcn Der @obu mo Ole ItlotiIdlen
@eboroen nod nid)t clnig n1nllid)
III Der 9rcitc Der &%rclBun0en. Gle
@obn id,lGat Dor, Die &rcii5,ulgen I'M
@on5en % Sub brett 81 modlcn, 100.
BON 10 SUP Mli Den Nobrpcg unb ie
49, SUB fir bic Gub9dnGc ullf BET
Sen Seitcn cntfaleu lolltcn. Ger
Ylon bcS Scrrn Ropoplpb, iucld)cr
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rlb ser Ycb6roc fiir oiicntlihe Ser.
beiIcrllgen 9utgcbciBcn iulroe, iieDt
SO SUB breitc ar%ell5nngcn Dor. no.
Don 10 sSllb alf Den Sobrlpcg mo ic
GL Sub nui sic 9iirgeriteigc el,tfol-
len. Cine 'olfe 0rcite miro III Illbcs
irodlt oes llmltnlloes, ooB cine sln-
5abl StroBen geid)lollen merbell, dis
no%tbipellbia crad)tct, oa lid ouf ocn
&%rel5un9en cin cllornicr Serfebr cllt-
iuideln luirb. Sic in oenl Blanc fir
&reu5ltllecn in slilaiid)t 9cilpnlme1ell
StraBcn lino See, &nmburg.. Stods
holn1- unb @eit.S troBe. Eic Stci-
aung Der Straben be9innt on Der
.SAarp~S troBc nm CREDIT ibren
3%obcpunft al ser Ohio penllc, an
Der Glltaiu@S troBe nimmt bieiclbc
luicocr ob nll6 u%crlicrt Iid) in Scr
@urncrsS trnBe.
Sn Uolgc Der per1noertem Situa.
ton miro Oas Gerhor Dor belu Stoot.
rotbS. Gomitc fir Sabncn. pelfcs
nin Molto9 Mud)mittup nm balb 4
llbr III Der &anlmcr oeS 3peiten
Gatbs5iueigeS itattiinoet, piel on BE,
ocltu1g pcrlicrcn. Die Tcrtreter oes
&ereins Der @eihdftsleltte bon Siio-
Baltimore, Weld)e ocll &nnpf fir sic
Nlpcaifren5nngei1 fiibrcn, iollcn
llaltlid) nit Dem G1ltgegelfommen
Der Baltimore Ohio : 9obn" slt.
irieben icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

@r. e opnro Sraop ge It o +.
ben. - Sn %icitcr lebten @obnina,
Nr. III, Slt.25. Strabc, 1T scltern
&r. Goluorb @rnop. ipeldjer orl
Sicnltas mi 9ircal, bcS Staot.Icgi-
TRAITORS, molclblt or Sabre lang ais
eriter Glcrf ungeltcIlt NOR, cinen
Sdlaganfoa crlitt, i'm Sitter bon 53
Sabrcn e%cItor6en. Die Hod,rid)t BON
ncm Sooc ocS sepiiIenboften u,lb be-
liebteu Veamtci bat inter leinen bic
len 6rcunoeu iuI Ratbbonie allgc.
nieinc Srailer pernriad)t. 3oblrcid)e
0lun1c,ipcnoen ipcroen bon ben Der.
idlie0elen GcpartementS am Sarge
res entId)lolencn u%ieoergelcgt. Sr.
s'raoD 'toiio lett Dielen Sobren I'M
IienItc Der Staot. Gr ruar icincr
3eit Sd)ul. GomnliiiGr. nno wabrenb
DER lcttcn Orci aominiitrationen biclt
er int Bureau bcs Staot. Hegiitrators
oos Mnlt cineS crltcn Glcrfs inne.
ST.. 8raop miro mr. poii lciner 8itt-
lpe itberlebt. 0os 2eid)enbe0Gngnib
f;noet morgen firth bon Ser fatb.
ct. Mnn's Stride al, Der -. StraBe
itao Der 9orf . Hoab aus ltatt.
Safer j. 6. 3bomaS miro amtireit,
rno els 9abrtihtrGgcr lperoen Dit
alieocr Der rantboliidei @obltbGtig-
fcits. Segion" iiut9ircn. Gle Sci.
letung crfolst alif Dem Bonnie 9rne-
5rieoDoic.
+ Ietcftc st mln c Dcrur q.
den Srun6c. = Sn Solgc bon
oefeften aanii,eI, entlfalioen aeiterlt
Sormittag III Oen &aiiern 0r. nos,
Slt-IaDDefte. StrdBc, BON Meper Nia.
5aroff bcrpobnt, liio Nr. 627 Sdf.
Ipenne. bon Jrnu V. s. aeap be.
ipobrlt, Yrdnoe, me(d)c icood bon Der
1eiieripebr eeloid)t ,pnrben. ebe men.
tellsiucrfber Sd)aben angcridtet
ipar.
3err Gait ermnrtet.-Sie
8eieIitaft oer Sobne Der amerifani-
ifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am 1.
Mai i'm 8efueSetreo ibr Sabres-
9onfett, bel luelfem nit 3itperiidt
Die anlpeienbcit bes Erdiioenten saft
eriporfef ipirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

crtlGrte 9~citern ans Dem 9tctto1cluinl
Der Gobr cine b%olbjubrlidF Iipibcn'
DC bon . Ero,cut olf sic &or5lga. VT
ticn uno bon 3 Gro5cnt uuf Die
elimination. ISiir Die erltcn iefs
Molldtc oes periloiieicn Sabres mar
Die glcide Gipibenoc crfl1rt Woroen.
an anherer Stellc bcS ,T~eutideu
Gorreipouoeuten" 5ci9t oas Girefto.
RUM on, oob Bic ioeben ertl1rte, 81.
n%ibenben. Oil 1. Dtair5 bieics Sobrcs
joblbar iinb.
Sic SormerS II. Werfants' 60.
tionalbo,lf 5eigt al ailbcrer SteGe
all, Dob 0as Nireftoriun1. DOS am II.
Sai,uar eripablt ipurbc, geltcrn Srr.
Charles Z. Crane 5llin TrGiioeuten
mo Serrn Garter 8. SSblrn sum
&ice.EraIiocuten criuablt bat.
9as Yaltimorcr Spnoifat, ipel6eS
Dor 5iuei ssabrcn $4,0O0,O00 fiinfpro.
ieltioc Sbli9ntionen Ser vWarplono
electric Hoilipaps Comp" iibernubm
lllo in, poriacn Sabre 100000 ein-
Sablte, miro bcutc sic leste MiGiou
Der @abngeic1i6oit i~iberiucilen.
IS oerluutet, baB SnnleS 8. Ser
allion bolb ols Yr1iioent Der Griten
Notional6nnt reiigniren miro, I'M
Eraiioent Der Baltimore @areboiic
Comp" 81, iperocn. mo Dap Scnrp
9. @ilcor, Jest @ice. Yr1lioent nno
aallircr Scr @anf, Serri, 6crguIon's
Nnhiolger iperoeil miro.
attendants @abf. - Sn
Der gcltrigci1 Tircftoren 8erianml
Iinig oeS yaa5enieincn Gclltifen
@aiicl,bonics" luuroc oic 9comtcn.
ipabl poreellonmcn. S1mmtlid)c
gear1te ,iprrbcn e%initinrnlig lpieoerer.
ipdblt. 9ieielben limo: tetnit Sdrnei
6cr, Er1iibcnt; ~. Weperoird, Iicc.
YrGIi0ent; q. j. 2eibenrotb, Sdoti
mciitcr; Sobn @inrids. Gontrolcur !;
&. 6. Stable, Sindll5-S cfrctGr; 6. &.
Sdrneioereitb, Scfrctdr; Or. &. 6,
9rc6ler, &ausorst. nno Carl u1O Gpu
Sfinieb, Sauscltern. Sohann ipur-
ben iolgcnoe itebenhe Gonitc'li fir
oaS lauIenoc Sabr erllornt: fir ST
r,ai,5cu D. Wcperbirf, u. 81. No.
tber, Geo. s. 81. 9ollf Snipcftiorz
Gbas. 6. Sooner, inn, &cnrp Yier'
ION. 9. 6. @euni9bdnIcl. Nlbcrt &.
Ja,lfboi,cl, Geo. @nd)beiltcr, s. Is.
Sobonnclen; Saul = Irnnn S1gcr,
e. Vertraln &. &. Giltoen; gi,iuab
nc (oitlid): @nn. aIinselb0fcr,
9enrp s. &er5inser; (iucinid): 8ii.
'tap Sontrigbauieil. GDaS. u. 9efer;
llnterbrinauua (~oitlid)): SSobn
Sinrids, s. 6. 81. &nnnlebn; (meit.
IidO:: Senrp g. Bon Seine, 2ouis
g.. @ifbcIm; Sd,nlc Sobn ,Sin-
rids, Geo. !. ~. Sand, Serb. &oiicr.
Gin Yrotet Scr yIcberas
tion OF 2abor." Tic y,yeoc.
rotioli OF Sabor" bat IN ibrcr rcgeI
mdBisen @criommlItng gegell oe,l
9eicff Scr Ybliseibeboroc proteitirt.
Dem 5nfolgc bic 2icntena,ts in Sen
HoIi5eiitationen iid nit bent &c.
brai.h bon Experimentation pcrtrant
MAIDEN miiNen. als @rinb miro an
aegeben, bab Stenoorupbiitcn fir Die
grbcit ain9eitellt iuerben %ioIten. Ser
Nntpalt 8obert 6. Sec ipuroc bealf-
traet. nad,auforifct, melde geiesli.
fen 8eitinmiunaen fir bcn porIie-
geitoen Gna beiteber.
Gcht rad Sort 9epoiit.
Soht 6. ToDIe, ein befatmiter BAL
tiitorer 3urnlebrer, lit suin 9urnleb-
rer fir Sas Zone Snititut 3l Sort
gepofit No. ertianf,t ,poroeu, NIB
iuir6 bort ieocn Gienftns iil,o Com
isetFfde SnftriiftiDnen erfbeiIens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Snrs in Yerathnna.

5fnibing. 3..9, IA. Saniiar.
Nadloem Die anipdlte i'm Sains'.
ldjen Nt%oropro5eiie beilte ibre Mrgii.
nente abgeihloiien bate. ertbeilte
8id)ter Grane am Nadmittas Der
Sirp ibrc Snitruftionen, nnb nt,
400 3ogen lid, Die Geidipcrenen .;l,.
rid, Tim ibrc geratbungen 3l begin.
ilen.
Slnibing, N..Y, 10. Snnuar.
: BIS Inn 1 llbr beute firth batteli
lif Die @elfuorenea nod nidt oilf
Gin Teroift seeinigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

Tabt ibm gerabe. = ar5t:
rSeoenfalS miiiien Sic ioiort ans
oieier fei,f1ten @obnintg berais!"-
Eatiett: vNa, tueiln Sie's anoronen,
oann min ib III @ottes 9amen oieie
Nadt ourdbrenneit So. id bin
ndmlid nod fir feds @sonaie Die
Nsietbe idiiloie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

Iie @ciUn9oicftion 0eso @ern,onlo'
MfGnncrdor&" iibtc IN ihrer geltri9el
SiuNitumoe in ser &crcins .Sallc I'M
ter Srn. Sbcobor &cmber9er'S Get
tlng ilciBiN Gborc iiir Die an 8. 6e-
brltor lt~otiiinbcnoe Mcloelslobn'
6eier. Sn Der on Die Erobe lid oil
i~d,licBcnbc @eid)GitSiiElung Iiibrte
ErGliocnt Sobn @oiimonn sen Sor'
iiB uno Scfret1r @ouiS Sod boS
Yrotcfoll. Nnl0Blid bcS Iblehcns
oeS Srn. Mrno Sedlburot mo Gar!
Nbrcuo'S iulroen Sroucrbeidlliilie ges
foBt. IS ion0en 5,pel ottiue Mit9lica
Der Nl,Ino6nle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Nus Scntidjcn Gcreincu.

y@erulonioM 1nucrd5or" iibt ilcibig
iiir bic WcnoelSio hns Seicr.
Sobt SrnltcrbcihIlilllc ans InluB
0cS SoNeS BON Mrno 2eonborbt
lulo &url Mbrclbt. 49, Nn0ere ger,
ems. Hodrid)tan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

V1fe fhr'S Mnsinnb beisrst g.. xatne. lt3
SN'tofthncrc' Strp rpbc gufem Annte. asenne.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

names. one familiar with Meherrn
and its surroundings will be impress
ed with the fact that this body OF
directors is made up Of its leading
business men. With such men in
control, implicit confidence must be
inspired.
The bank allows four per cent. on
time deposits, and this is enough to
make it attractive with persons who
have money to deposit, and at the
same time the amount is such as to
be conservative and safe While a
great comfort and convenience to the
people of the community in which it
has been doing business the bank
has been declaring a dividend OF ten
per cent. right along, and the result
is that it has no dissatisfied stock
holder on its list. When the govern
ment can borrow all the money II
may need at two per cent, it is
greedy man indeed who is not salts
fled with ten
The bank solicits small accounts as
well as large, and is prepared to ac
commodate the man who wants Il
borrow a small sum, as well as tina
one who wants a larger amount
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
PRINCE EDWARD HOTEL DINING-RooM.

then Too. the Prince Edward-Lunen-
burg County Bank is a branch Of the
Bank of Richmond, its child, after
whom it looks with true parental care
and love. The weaker, with conii-
dence looks up to the stronger just
as a child feels a sense Of security so
long as it feels the pressure OF ITS
fathers hand. 1t is with banks as
with individuals. no one liveth unto
himself.
The bank at Meherrin, while 1t IS
taking care of itself and has long
since been strong enough to walk
alone is yet fortunate in having such
allies
Mr. w. C.. Vim is first Vica-Presl-
dent, and those who know the man.
know well that he knows no such
word as failure.
Mr.. NJ f. Gee is second Nice-Presi-
dent, and though young in years Is
rich in experience as a business man.
and has won the confidence and re
spect of all who know him.
Mr.. F. II Kaufman is Cashier and
watches the interest of the bank witt
the eye of m eagle and genuine al
lection. For 30 years he had been
living in that neighborhood and deal
inc with Those people lie has learn
ed 10 XIV them, and they have
learned to know him. Old friends
are to him best friends, and he hold
on to his cepositors earnestly while
ever in search of new customers, OF
fering to one and all, all the advan
tages Of conservative banking.
The Board Of Directors is made VI
OF Messrs. 7 X. Sands, w. c. VIM
NJ. f. Gee. T. c. Haskins, c. P
: Caps, j. II Ward, w. II. Ewing, j
5 L. Yeates, J. Owen, w. r. Meyer
= and }. w. Fowlkes.
Reading over the list OF thes
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

He points with Fashionable pride to
the buildings he has erected as his
best and highest recommendation
He built the following residences
that of the late j. j. Walker on east
Third street and those of DR.. Beck
ham. Capt S. w. Watkins and Mr. j.
r. Lancaster ON High street while be
claims Middle street wcll-nigh as bis
own. ON that street be has built the
residences of Mr. Doyne Mrs Keis-
ter DIR. Hamlet and others. ON the
same street he has erected hand
some residence of his own, not being
willing TO live in a cabin, while build.
inc palatial homes for others
His most commanding public build
ing the work of his hands, is the
large tobacco factory of Mr. W. H.
Robertson, which stands in Nortl
Famvllc not far from the Tidewatel
and Western Depot.
Mr.. Moring is now busy at work OF
the residence of Mr.. j. II. Lewis
which is going mp on Buffalo street
This is to be one of the most attrac
/ tive of our private residences, and tho
contractor is ambitious to make it
model of It's kind
Mr. Moring appreciates the neccs
sity of skilled architects, and is Away
willing to work under such direction
/ bni whore partis.,as'v' vs-iliaa to in
eur the extra cost of employing an al
chitect he is prepared not only
build but to plan as WELL
He is still in the prime Of yigoror
manhood and ready To contract fC
and prosecute the work of building
prompt conclusions
Again it gives as pleasure to 50
that Farmvile is not only fortunate
the character of her professional mel
and that of her merchants, but also
her mechanics.
The timber out of which our housi
are builded is taken from our own fo
ests is fashioned into shape at OF
own manufacturing establishment
and then put together by our own a
cOmnlishpd artisans
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

sole proprietor again and now is IN
charge.
The past year was the best in ITS
history, having doubled in amount OF
goods bought and sold.
Those who have been in charge are
Young men of exceptionally good bust
ness traits, having made their mark
in every business circle in which they
have moved They seem to be born
merchants and men of affairs.
With keen eyes ever upon the
changing market they watch for and
catch the best that is offered, and
when once in their store they are sure
to let the buying public know about
IT, With push perseverance and
printers ink they are winning day by
day great and gratifying victories ID
the world of business.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

to his business. spending his winters
in Florida and summers IN the noun
tains of West Virginia. The writer
gave up business which was paying
him $4,000 year and located at
Farmville where be received the ben
eft of the spring of life and the mild
and even temperature which the
Blessed Being has given this part of
Virginia. Mr.. Scrpcn is now enjoy
ing good health, has not am ache or
pain, and is frank to say anyone look
ing for health Jet them try our climate
and water
q. c. Walker now the proprietor
of this house, viii give special rates
to health-scekers, and all the home
comforts one can wish for
The hostess sees 10 her own cook
ing, which you will find up-to-date
The drives around Farmville are at
tractive, having good macadamized
roads, two good livery stables, which
furnish teams at moderate prices, pri-
waite teams kept at reduced rates.
There are many places of interest
near Farmyille which one would never
regret seeing and investigating.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
PRINCE EDWARD-LUNEN-
BURG COUNTY BANK.
DOING A SPLENDID BUSINESS.
Is Located at Meherrin and Offers
All the Advantages Of COnSer'
VaiiVe Banking.

Our sister town, Meherrin, strug-
oled through many years without the
convenience and we may add, the
Injury of a local bank but on Novem-
her 9Th. 1908, The Prince Edward
Luncnburg County Bank opened its
doors for business, and since then
has been meeting to the full long
felt want
Its history has been marked by
prudence and progress, and when we
name those who have had its affairs
in charge, no wonder will be express
ed nj the success with which It's ef-
forts have been crowned.
Mr.. Tucker X. Sands, Nice-Presl-
dent and cashier Of the Bank Of Rich
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
FARMERS STAND.
ING TOGElHER.
ARE DOING GOOD work.
The Farmyille District Pruir Hams.
Association, lnc.-Second Far
In Operation.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
FARMVILLE'S
fine HOSTELRY
The Best Of Accommodations
and Good Management.
Good Location, Large, Airy ROOMS
Good Table, Fine Service Make
UD One Of the Best Of Hotels

Hotel Prince Edward. located on
tho corner of Main and Second streets
in Farmville, Virginia, is one OF '"e
host hotels between Richmond ana
washington. D. c. 1t has IS large
ventilated rooms, some Of them beng
oox2o. large Railways, nice reading
and writing parlors, large front and
back parlors on first floor heated by
steam throughout electric lights ana
rooms ON each floor, large sam
ME rooms, with q dining-room mat
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over rom the laying of the first
brick. tche hour when the cap-stone
was PLAID upon the splendid struc-
ture. hevatched its growth with we'll
nigh me or care, and with the vigil
liant eyeIf an accomplished artist.
The arciect, in a letter to Mr.. Rice
highly tnmended this work. Few
men bti while living their own
monume, but in this structure,
Farmvills leading builder, has done
that in post imposing impressive,
and end ng form.
OF latMr. Rice has been engaged
in givii finishing touches to the
State Neal buildings, and where
ever his ork appears, new beauty
has beeidven to the structures.
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". J. HilIsma1.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and
Gents Furnishings.

Some five years ago w. ). liilisman
bought out the business OF W j..
Richardson which was bc.lg conduct
ed i'm one of the stores of the Rich
ardson Block ON the west side OF Nam
street and two doors north of Third.
For two years this business was un-
der the direct control of Mr. W. D.
Hillsman and was successful from the
beginning.
At the end of the two years he sold
out to r. y. Hillsman and Co. who
continued the business a. the same
stand and with most gratifying results.
At that time w. J. Hillsman became
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dern day experience, it is not to be
wondered O.. that be has achieved
most gratifying success i'm the work OF
his choice, and of his love.
Some of tie most attractive private
residences If our town were built by
him. amore them that of j. r. Gun
ninaham. Rev. j. H. Davis, W. T.
Clark. T. C. Johnson, j. T.. Garland,
II. W. Walker, remodellcd Leslie
FOCUS, r.. C.. Gillian and the Chappell
building ON Main street, including the
post office building and the Winston
Drug Stora. But his finest triumph
was won wien he turned over the
KEYS to the new Methodist Church
which stauds ON High Street the pride
of all Fam,ille, and one of the hand
soonest hoIses of worship TO be found
i'm any town of like size the country
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No strong character can be develop
ed unless emphasis be laid upon the
thought Of personal responsibility
Every duty we omit obscures
some truth we should have known.
The surest proof of being endowed
with noble qualities is to be free from
envy.
His heart was as great as the world,
but There was no room in it to hold
the memory of wrong
BE brief; for it is with words as
with sunbeams, the more they arc
condensed the deeper they burn.
The highest culture is to speak nc
| i'll.
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Throw Your Fears to the
Winds.

F2rmVllle IS growing and the cOun-
try that supports it is improving. Help
on the good cause. Let there be no
pessimist in all the ranks. Every
shoulder TO the wheel and every
shoulder pushing as best it may
There may be uses for drones among
the bee but there is mo- place for one
dronc in the hive of human industry.
Your neighbors are alive and astir,
wake mp and join them. Every man
has his proper place and his proper
work. Find your place and do your
work. And this applies as well to
woman as it does to man.
We have at our command men who
know how to build good and pcrma-
nent road ways and we can command
the money to pay them for their work.
The men and the money now let
them pull together and the rough
places will all be made smooth and the
mud holes will all be cured
When we have sold the lettuce
crop of this season, and as we trust
and believe, at substantial profits let S
then look about for other companion
crops to grow and never rest satisfied
until we have reached the high water
mark of diversified farming. Werev-
erence the memories of our fathers
and yet we mean no disrespect to
their memories when we make earn
est, honest effort to improve on the
methods Of bygone
The banking facilities of Farmvillc
are such nowadays that no man en-
gagged in legitimate and promising
business venture can fail to command
the capital necessary to the prosecu-
ton OF his particular industry Some
people are fortunate enough to have
money to lend and others arc -H-- ---- -.
enough to have mind and muscle 70
invest. Put them together and make
things hum.
Little minds are too much hurt by
little things great minds are orite
conscious Of them, and despise Them
Try to put well in practice what
/ you already know. I'm ca d.:.
WILL in good time discover the HID
den things which you now m.nire
about. ".'--'