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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
AusInnn.

9lm |. Sttober cullioirten in U}nl=
lauo Die 2uftIdlifer 8iflon uno Sho=
mas, aIs Iie oen 5hurm oes Neroornma
umt1eifen. 8eioe QuftIdiffer tuuroen
perlebt, 9idIon 10 I6mer, oab Die i'm
behanoelnoen 9Ier3te ftirtten, er meroG
niht nit bean Seben oaponfomnen.
3bomas erbidt an StiBen unO 5dpGen
Ihmersbofte, dber nid,t ablolut lebens.
aefdbrlihe BerleBnn9en.
eSn elmer bel Valau ua6e Wusq1e5,
Mprice. aelegenen iebr erolebiqen 3ehe
ioflen am | Sttober, infolQe elmer st.
plo(ion, mebr ols 200 8rubenarbeite,
beri6iittet norotn Iein.
Sn gortueal 1T eine 3epolution aus'
eebrohen. G0ni9 Manuel lit eniflober
uno bat auf einem enolilden Ooer bra.
lilianiidsn sdiife Sduk asfunoen.
Sic Sauptltabt 2ihaban lit bon Der
&epublitanern beieBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

Wilmeroina su aeben. ibn peranlabf
babe. ibr einen gad 2artoHeln aufau=
beben uno. mdbrsno ii iih biifte. nm
ihren Wunfh au millfahren. ibm nit
elmer Nrt auf Den Qopf aeihlaaen uno
ibm Elm eliibsno heibes 5hiireiien ourh
Den Gorper eerannt hpbe. Dolpe NOR
As Sabre alt uno uerheirathet. Eas
Wdohen behauptet, oaB Bolpe lie in
bpilitiifilher Weiie iiberfa(len .uno per-
qepaltiet babe uno lie in Der oben be-
ihriebenen Welie ib.e @bre aerdht babe.
Gin furhtbares gtrabenbahn llp-
eliit. bel Dem 81 perIonen aet0otet uno
25 idtper perlebt tporoen lino. ereiqnete
lih am Sienltaa Na6miitaa stpei Wiel.
len norblih prn Staunton, 81. Sin
in norollher 8i6tung fabrenoer Waaeu
eollioirte nit einem III entQe9en aelebte,
Ri6tune oaber tommenoen, aus orei
Naaen beltebenosn @reurlionsaua. Die
Ter mar itart nit pahagieren beleBt.
Die nod 81. Nouis sur paraoe oes per.
li6leiertsn propbeten labren MOLTEN
Ser 3uiammenltoB erfolate, ebe pte
meifen BaliaQiere 3sit aebabt hatten
ben @rnlt Der Sage. in Der iie lid be-
fanoen, au terlteben uno 81 begreifen
Gin furhiborer Small, oann ein un
beimlides Groben, &niltern. Gnarren
unterbrptben bon Den Observation-Disclosures
Sommert6nen Der 8erlebten. Die mod:
tiaen StrabenbabnwaQen Elm foit nm
entnirrbarer S:iimmerhuufen, unite,
oenen ShmetperlsBte lid bluteno II
furhtboren GhmerSen liObueno mpn
Den uno anoere unttr befti9en 3ufpn
oen nit einem tursen SommeraelAre
oen leBten Ntbem3ug tbaten.
| -sSm 0afen BON Stem Sort lino meb
rere Gbolerafdlle poraetommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
8red1en sic ni6t sniauttnen

S1perer Druf aui Die 2ebensorga.
ne ueruriabt. tpie bel Der Wal6lnerie.
einen 3uiammenbrub. Sic t0unen Der
Waaen, Die 2eber. ole giieren, ben un'
terlsib ooer bic Nerpen int obue 8e:
fabr iiberarbeiten. Sino Sic lhnad
ooer abeearbeitet ooer beiinoen Sic fid
unter einem Druf ir9eno melher Nrt
|aebrauhen 9ie electric Bitters. Dos
unperQleidlibe Mittsl. Jruu s. Is
8an be eanbe BON Girtlano, Sas.
Ihrsibt: ,DaB ih niht unter orelmo
natlidem Drufe p0llia aulammenbrab
peroante ih allein @lectric Sitters.
Brouben Sic es uno neroen Sic 9e'
iuno uno fart. politiUe Beirieoiaune
aarantirt. so @ts. in}Giinalis oeutfhe'
Mpotbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
Yolitif1es.

=, !. :
Bon ben fortihriitlihen 3epublita.
nern tuirb ). st. @orfielo fur Yunbes=
Senator IN 8orfhlaa 9ebrcht.
Ser republitaniidbe ,@lepslanb Qea=
Der" bebauptet. in ben arDBeren @oun-
ties oes 5iantes fotpeit tsinen 2gaisla.
nr=Ganoioaten aeiunoen gu baben. De,
Sih often fur einen sweiien 3ermm por
Did als 8unDes= Genator ertldrt babe
Das liebt allerbin9s fatal nus.
Die republifaniid,e Stants @onpell.
tion nnminirte 6enru 8. Stimion Dor
Stem Oort. su ibrem 6anoloaten fii,
oas 8ouoerneursamt. Sc NOR oies eir
Deiterer Siea iiir Sol. 8 8,oiepelt. De,
perl0nlib oeg Gampf fir Die Mpmina
tiOn oieIes ieines @onoioaten fiibrie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

Die Jair III 6anton. tpelfe leBte
Woht abQebalten puroe, mar gut be=
luht uno untsr ben ysinhern marsn
aud eine Nnanbl 3ulthsnolebe. Die lei.
DE @rute bislten s 8. Sllnaer bon
Suaatcreet berihtete Der Boli5ei. DUB
ihm iein Suid)enb d qeltublsn morosn
lei mir $57 in 8slb uno Sl87 in Bnnt=
anpellunQen. @nil tSt,nlB bon gfa=
barre bebauert oen Verlult zines 3a=.
ihenbuhs nit S27O in baaRm 8eloe
uno einen Shed upn $l2 5srsbeusrlh=
ter Sobn u. @rnbum pon Wnll Ion
pernlBt Elm 5alhenbud, nit SlS5.
Nls er einsn StraBenbuhnwausn be-
ltieg. um nod WdlilIpn 81 fuhren
fiihlte er. oab tbm lemano oas 5aihsn=
buf berauesoq. ooh IN Dem 6eor1npe
tonnte er nlht iebsn. 10 T : mar uno
tonnte audi tslnen Veriuh 'n0ten, Den
Slebnab 81 atnoeln.
Iie tilhsu Ndhte mo beibeu
@a9e habsn Rrontb9lttn i'm S,tplQe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
Gin Seititngs8ebduoe serit0rt,
is Yerionen fottett In Oett
sfiammett Mttt.
VIdm meM Mm

Sn Cos Nngeles. gal.. puroe am
samltag nod Mitternaht Dos bon Der
3imes publiibine Co." benubte 8e=
bduee ein Gaub Der Hlammen, Die uns
mittelbor nod elmer bort itattgebabten
@rplolon nit furhtbarer 6eftigteit
ausbratben uno Den 90ibDerluhen Der
feuernebr troBten. Nah Den lebten
Welounlen baben in benz Eeuer neun=
3ebn perlonen lbren 500 eefunoen.
perionen, Die Hb unmlttelbar Dor Nus=
brud oes 6euers in Der Ndbe oes 8e=
bauoes befanoen, bebaupten aufs bee
ftimmteite. oaB orei peribieoene @rplo=
llonen itatt9efunoen boben. Sieles 1T
um 10 befremoenoer, ,peu idmmtllhe
Wal6inen in Dem 8ebduoe ourh gtet=
tri3itdt betrieben meroen uno lih BORT
lotpeit feltgeltellt woroen 1T telne
8ampftefiel befanoen. sSm sueltsn
stofuert, no Die erte @rplolion Qe=
bort muroe. befano li6 Der SeBsrIaol,
mo- CUR 3eit Der otaltyopbe 9earbeltet
muroe. 0iele SeBer rsttsten lid oa=
our1, oaB le aus ben Sen tern lpran=
gen. Nnoere fielen, wie mon bon Der
straBe aus bemerten tornte, bel Dem
yerIub, Die 6enlter gu Onnen uno Die
6enIterbdnte Su ertlettern. 3urtif in Die
6lammep uno wuroen ni6t mleoer oe=
Isben. 8ie Geoatttons3lmmer befanoen
li1 i'm or,tten Stoftpert. Wan Qlaubt,
BOB Die meilten Don oenen, Die bort be-
lhdfti9t maren, Qerettet Doroen lino
Woreens um 2 llbr befanoen lih q
Berlonen, Die bel Dem 6euer iAmer per.
lsBt noroen naren. in berihebenen
Solptt1lern.
gs 1T iebt ilber ieosn 3weifei feit9e.
telt. ooB bel Dem 5Seuer I'M . .3imes' =
6ebduoR l9 Berlonen ibr 2eben einqe.
biibt haben uno mebr als swan8lg Per
IOnen idmer otrlsbt moroen Iino. Nud
nia man ole @ntoefunl Qenaht ba.
ben, ooP Dos 6euer ourf Die @TplonOr
bon 8Dnumit=gop ben entItanoep, 1T
SSn Der Ndb2 Der yranoitdtte muroer
aneeblid nod mehrere gOn'ben gefun.
! ben.
8elobnuneen in SObe bon bsinot
100000 iiuo ieBt fir Die uebstlub
runQ Der S6urten aus9eteBt poroen
mel1e oas @ebduoe oes Sos NnQele.
.3imes" 3etit0rt uno oerlu6t batten
oud Die WohnupQen oes Generals Sar
riIOn @roD Otis uno bon s. :. Sc
nanoeloar. Setretar Der 9lnociation BOT
Saul feuten uno fabritanten, in Die Suf
5u iprensen. Die 6ol9e 1T, ooB leB
bunberte BON pelI3llten, Setettlos uni
auh grioatisute nad oen gerbredsti
iu6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
Gerlanat - Cosmopolitan WaQu=

Gerlangt = Cosmopolitan UeaQa=
gin perlangt Die 8ienite zines Sertre=
ters in Stem philaoelpbia nah 9lbonne=
ments= @rneuerungsn su ieben uno nm
gerbreituns nah ipe3ieller MetboDe,
melde lib als iebr erfolarei6 ermielsn.
Saldr uno @ommiliion. Ssriibere ST.
fabrune getpiini6t. ieooh niht notbla
Die eanSe 3eit ooer tbeilDeis. Aorellle'
re. nit 3eferenaen. .. s. @ampbel,
Cosmopolitan Wa9a3in, 1889 Broao.
map, Stem Dort @itp. a y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
9tnmaleI ~.
Sic picrfc 0eneraticti.

peter 5sabrnsp 81 Spns @pnlpnI'n. "
biz 90 Soutb Oopne apsnne. ebieado.
.,u bereiten Die ols Gornl's Alpens
frduter betonnfe llsoiain. psld,t en-
beriihmtes 6silnittsl Der ani5els VSslI
oemoroen 1T 1ieIes W,tiel hat f0
ourtb bier @ensrotionenUQnl Batter dnf
ben eobu oersrht Ssine @eihid,ts oas
t,rt suriif auf Die Rpionialpiifr. w
1T piellsidbt bos dltelte nno bellebtelfe,
iebt uorbanoene 0sllmittel Gr IT letnt
Nputheter= Weoisln. wi,o abe, ben Sens
ten oirptt ou'h Gntal N.Rnien qelieferff
melde Ipesell anssft nt iino bon OesF
@iasntnimeln. 81 Ysier fuhrnep d
Sons so l9 25 90. SooDne NDenlie,
6hiclQo, 81.
Der 9t,n Oorter Dlilliondr iino
strafyubnbnnaanot 5om Guan Bat
uuf iylupm lanoant III W'aInieH slneE
Gubltul fir 500 900 aebnnt Osrrn
Din nro it,uen Giihen aeht re allneil=
lh,rnllh Qut 9tsnlar anf qebt IS oefl
6ubrud,tyn. menn lie IL osanapoll
llirhtetl,bs @uae un>Sshsrrlemen hdns
gen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
gie Veit,d,e etnes syeinocs

mdre u. Cooper bon NSsneao. N. y,
ebenio milltommen 6enelen, als elm er=
barmungsloier. lunaeserreiBenoer 6us
fen, Der leit Sabren allen Witteln trob=
.te. vgr mar am iNlimmlten in Der
Nabt," ihreibt er. .nihts bali mir.
big ih Dr. Sings ,Nem SiscoDerp"
Qebrauhte. ipelches MD p0(ll9 turlerte.
Sd butte iebt ME in Der Nadt. Dill
lionen fennen ieinen unperalelhlihen
Wertb bel bartnafiaen @rfdltungen,
Oufen. Gunoenleioen. @rippe, Ntem=
moth, 8lutunaen. Brdune, GeudbnIten
ODER 5hnupleniieber. Gs linoert lbnell
.uno befriebiat INNER. Cine probe
iiberaeuQt. soc. $l.00. probeflaiGen
gratis. politiO 9arantirt bon &in3lls
oeutiher Wpothefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

Yalentine Sobnlen bon Donnasz
.totpn, Der finan5iene Dintermann beg
Gap,tdns Glaus 2arisn bon @lepelano,
tDelber tiir3lih bic Stromihnelisn oes
Niaoara in sillem Offenen uno nur l6
SUB langen BoOte ssenommen bat. 1T
Bepdbrsmann baiiir. baB 2arien nun
Worbereiiungen . tritft, um IN oemielben
tleinen Hooie ben 9ttantiihen Ocean
au freuaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

DMsif Der btlte pIns5u Ginfaufe pon Gpesere
Uanreh nub prDDtEnnen Durn fprttp6brenbe men
66nhig srbnlten unb psrben a1e Neiftnungen prpmp
dugQtffbrt unb bic Wdaren Obne GgtrasQergHtnng
s an6 &auie egeIietert.
q Ghr aanopr BITE bb6ttsn Marf
eife teSabit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

- Die Gonssn uno Gbsr bon3sn bon
Der Nntis Sotoou. 9ipu uIsihyn Den Hls
lien auf Dem TelNe: 81 'aeu n'bt lie
ernten niht, uno ole X lhFnhsnuos
lihe Gummbsit erndbrt lh\ d.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

mohten biele 2eute Die Sausfrau 9lau=
ben MAIDEN, wenn lie ausaebt, um
Mebl fir ibr @ebdf gu taufen, aber
tpenn lie elnmal peerleB s Webl ge=
braubt bot, 10 pia lie tein anoeres
mebr, neil es cine 6reuoe 1T. Brot gu
baden. menn es 10 meiB, leiAt uno
Ibmafbaft miro. mie es nit oieiem
ausseseidneten Webl Der Gal it,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

9Nsle Siiaer uno msnia 2aiio.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
M 3ssif )
lRzSgs llIylS9N KSE aaE GLE
|2<BIBKEaA yS1SDES
OPPORTUNITIES TAKEN AWAY.
Matthew a1s23.4e-septsnber 4.

Matthew 21,2s-4s-sepsmbsr4
Therefore Kingdom Of from pOu"
- Study parallels portrays
bes gives clearer insight into the cause which led to the rejection
Divine incidentally. o
feshly prototype
4nIS n ns e o' CHRISTIAN zss ana dealings no" "'
To the force of the Lords teachings here and everywhere is nees
remember that the Jewish had promised the Kingdom
Of which Davds Kingdom small scale For centuries
they expecting great would ezat
bring prominence the Baptist
they would
md they expect Jesus
told the ~ that nless their righteousness should exceed the righteous
become
The parallels
OF Study in the Of the majority.
people protested willing do him service
They treated slaves but rather like sons All were told
and work in Gods vineyard but they divided into TWO classes repre-
parable Of these represented the
ouwardy Will God However they
really of their and
influence and prefeme The
No he gssus opreare when Johns message went forth
these pucans sin
ready receive him. while the religious nag
message their teachings udad him Thus
HE receeh puans and sinners
andes with them"
parable represents God the owner Of great vineyard IN
appointed furnished for his purpose This Vineyard
and the Divine promises made that people
the Law arrangements their develop
Vineyard hubandmen whose duty was to
@ n t ,gionis Of whom esus said "The scrbes and Pha-
sees sit observe that
1872 81 The properly required returns on
property his Of the fuag But the
Of them what due their Master abused them
by beating killing stonng them.
Israel They should ha
abundance Of fruits Of meekness
beaten murdered
hepn goatskns
appreciated They not
Son" But these hus
counsel to Kill him and TO
somehow the that they could lord
showing tne
hypoces suhservenee to them whoever he
might be-yen heir-hy They cucfed him
vineyard would do those
the vineyard
mreatng his and ucyng his SOM The
put question hearers promptly
his Vineyard
other VIII render him its futage-
and Phare Doctors Of the
promises self
Amghhee dhposed Their govern
Divine privileges Gods moutpeces
they enjoyed them otherso the
and associates, during this Gospel
fehy Israel picture Of nominal Spiritual
may condition things
official
Of using positions hold
schemes These inclined
speak harshy them meek
kill shoot
behead oracism
Iusbandman The
which they
the the viii be that the
no longer % tried, proven, faithful
chief
Church the privilege embryou
the
embyouc Kingdom will be from
be the heavenly
stumbled
possibility
shall fall will grind him powder in the Second DeaMatt
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
SCALE OF VOTES. IN CONTEST

For NEW subscriptions 500 more
votes will be given than for re-
newals or paid up old subscriptions.
The following scale is for re-
newals and old subscriptions. Add
500 to each year for new subscrip-
tions.
For one years subscription, 1000
votes.
For two years subscription, p
500 votes.
For three years subscription, g.
500 votes.
For four years subscription, g.
OOO votes.
For five years subscription, T.
800 votes.
For eight years subscription TO-
600 votes.
For ten years subscription, 20
600 votes.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln, H..
found her way back to perfect healt
and writes: II suffered with kid
ney trouble and backache and my
appetite was very poor at times. A
few weeks ago l got Foley's Kidney
Pills and gave them a fair trial
They gave me great relief. so con-
tinued till now I am AGAIN in per
feet health" Sold by all druggists.
Herald and ". Y. World s1.6O.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
The Attractions al the FaIr.

Attractions at the fair will be
of the most attractive kind. The
managers are looking well to this
feature, and in the meantime look
to the farmers. housewives, all la
dies nimble with the needle. manu-
facturers and merchants for the ex-
hibits.
They too must be the best in the
history of the fair. The crop sea-
son has been a genuine fair pro-
mOter.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
The End.)

& r.- trouble may be of
8, M IL may be either a
s. r....oNe but whatever it is
/. m [.'1A-y Remedy will aid
cs es. Ila of it quickly and re-
.O-- natural health and Wig
-css, bottle of Foley's Kidney
,T made me WE'LL" said ].
sea .s,. 'Iaoi View, Wis. Com
'.sg'~s Dc now. Sold by all
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02

Monday next being Labor Da
the banks viii be closed
Mrs Charles Martin and daugh
ter are guests in the home o
Capt and Mrs. Watkins.
There are cantaloupes and can
taloupes, but the best and choices
OF cantaloupes are raised by thai
Old ex-Confederate veteran, Mr.
Paul c. venable
Mrs. George T. Vaughan. OF Wash
! ington. d. c., who has been some
weeks in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. g. venable. left
yesterday morning for her home.
Capt. S. W Paulett received a
telegram yesterday stating that Ed
mund Wiltse, of Vernon, Tex, was
dead Mr.. Wiltse was born here,
and is a brother of Mrs. w. NJ
Davidson. He will be buried in
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moring and
children, of Richmond, who have
been visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Moring, returned
home Wednesday.
DR.. George A. Arhart, who has
been connected with the Anderson /
Drug Company for some months, let
las Monday morning for Richmond.
where he will pracice his profess
sion.
Some farmers have been cutting
tobacco, and this sounds strange TO
people who remember the cutting
season in other days No longer
is stress laid on wax and weight, bu
the color. Let us hope that the
color of this season will be just
right, and the price too.
While the Herald piano contest
has been on in dead earnest the
Herald job office has been on the
Jobs too Not too busy. however,
10 serve you. And the service will
mean efficiency. promptness and at
living cost. With a city appointed
office in your town you needn't go
o the city to have your work done
There was a crispness in the air
On last Saturday that gave new
thickness to the step and new Wig
II to the physical body. Buying
md selling were done under con-
litions more favorable and the hope
S that country and town traders
we're satisfied with sales and pro-
its.
Fall goods are in evidence in our
tores. Use the advertising col
INNS of the Herald to tell the
,uyers about them. Call attention
o novelties. There is nothing
lew under the SUM-" and yet every
,ody wants the news of each day
nd to know of the new things of
he new season. And remember
hat the Herald is adding week af-
er week an increasing number of
eaders
Our young sister. Alta Vista, had
representative at the Firemens
which met recently i'm
and Farmville had
lone. Mr.. n. B. Davidson, how
yer, insists upon it that to know
he up to date methods of fighting
ire the Farmville way will have
o be looked into. And there is
Iothing small about Farmville. The
ecret viii be revealed on applica-
ion.
The owners of driving horses in
'armville are training some spirit
d steppers for the fair, and they
eel confident of winning the blue
ibbon. The field. however, is
pen to all contestants and they
invite competition. An open field
nd a fair fight, and q square
cal" Remember the days. 25th.
9th, 9th, and 2Sth of October
he sovereign of the seasons and
oval time is promised Come one,
ONE all
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02

Il have been somewhat costive.
but Doans Regulets gave just the
results desired. They act mildly
and regulate the bowels perfectly"
George B. Krause, 800 Walnut
Ave, Altoona, Pa
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
MRS r. n LAYNE WINS HmLsMAN a CO.'S PRIZE

The beautiful silk
merchants
subscriptions obtaNed from August 18th
NOW the time HUSTLE given by J.
A. Garland Drug Co.
Don't be discouraged do
chance is End. o 14th
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02

NJ. Hattie Bugg win begin her music class on
n sept 2-lt
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-02
personals AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and PeOple You
Knew.


The fat hogs show their weight.
And for your loose and glowing coin
The sleek sideshowmen bait
Baltimore Sun.
Mrs b. NJ. Cox is in Richmond
consulting an oculist.
Mr.. n. B. Davidson is in New
York selecting fall and winter goods
Miss English, of Richmond, sis
ter of Mrs. Hill, is guest in the
parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams
were recent guests in the home Of
Mr. A. F. Howard and family.
The bridge on 4th street over
Grocer's branch has been finished,
and is a good one.
The sample rooms of the Prince
Edward are generally occupied, and
are well adapted to their uses.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Layne, and son,
of Vineland, n. j., are visiting her
sister, Mrs. V. Walden, of Farmyille.
Mr.. ]. Winston Fowlkes, of Anne
liza, was in town on Monday. He
looks younger as he grows older.
Judge Hundley is visiting friends
in Buckingham, and Miss Julia is
at the Rawley Springs.
Mr.. A. Howard Blanton, of Cliff
ton Forge. spent Sunday and Mon
day of last week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Burnet left
for their home in Savannah on last
Wednesday. - -"
Mr. Walker Scott, cashier of the
Planters Bank, left on Wednesday
for his summer vacation. Mrs. Scott
accompanied him.
The watermelon season is a
strong competitor of the dispensary
and the sales Of last Saturday a
mounted to only S3S7.65.
Five year subscriptions to the
Herald have lost their novelty, but
a ten year subscription would add
spice TO the game.
Mr. Walter Barrow, of Farm I
vile. was guest for week of Mr.. /
John Foote Pearisburg Cor, Roa-
noke Times.
1t would interest you to watch
the butter making at the creamery.
Water all eliminated and cleanli-
ness reigning supreme.
Dr. Spencer's residence is re-
finishing touches, and is
going to be one of the attractive
homes OF town.
Mrs Mag Edmunds, who has
been visiting friends in Lexington,
has returned to her home at Hamp-
Prof Campbell and son. of Burke
Vile. were in town on Wednesday
The latter will be a Hampden-Sid-
ney during the coming session.
Miss Mary c. Baldwin will leave
Sunday to accept position as teach
sr of instrumental music in the
graded school at Wakefield.
Mrs. Newton Foster and children
have returned home. after a three
weeks visit to her old home near
Ietersville, in Amelia county.
Mr.. Wilson Gillian. who for some
years has been employed in bust
ness in Mississippi, is now with his
family on Pine street.
Miss Nellie Bristow, who has
been the guest of the Misses De
Berry. of Blackstone, returned to
her home last week.
The cool wave of last Saturday
vas actually predicted by the wealth
,r man. One good guess for the
summer season. Try again
Mrs. p. c. Manson, who has
,een spending the summer with
Ter sister. Mrs Berkeley, returned ,
o Lynchburg on last Saturday
Mrs. J. T. Crenshaw, who has
,een quite sufferer for the past {
wo weeks with a severe ulcer, is i
apidly improving under Or. Crute's
reatment
Mrs. Ellen c. Jones, of Hamp- +
will during the coming =
winter make her home in that OF {
Ter brother, Mr.. c. A. Price, in
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FATHER POINT, Que, July 2S.
Chief Constable McCarty and
Inspector Dennis of the provincial
police arrived here today to assist
Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard In
arresting DR.. II. H. Crippen, the
American dentist whom the Lon.
den police charge with numbering
his wife in London, and Mile Lee
neve, who is said to be with Grip
pen on board the steamer Mont
rose.
dren in the street bending over
under orders from the attorney
general of the province of Que
bee, who instructed them to do
everything in their power to Sc
cure the arrest of Crippen and his
companion in case they are aboard
the Montrose when the vessel
docks Saturday.
Scotland Yard today cabled
minute descriptions of the couple
which 1t is believed will make II
impossible for Crippen and the
woman to escape recognition il
they try to land.
Inspector Dew Is to arrive here
on the steamer Laurentic in time