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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26
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, 3
500 votes.
For three years subscription, g.
500 votes.
For four years subscription. s.
600 votes
For five years subscription, T.
500 votes.
For eight years subscription TO-
600 votes.
For ten years subscription, 90
GOO votes.
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FOR AN ENLARGED SANITlRIUM.
PUBLIC MEETING TO PROMOTE
1T.
Plans Outlin 4. COMMITTEES Named
10 Prepare Prospectus AMI
Make Report.

There was a small gathering Of
the business men OF Farmvilie a.
the Courthouse on Tuesday eve
ming TO consider a proposition for
an enlarged sanitorium for the
town. Mr.. Robson had prepared
plans outlining the additions. using
the present Whitworth institute
as nucleus about which to build.
which when finished would make
room for 20 or more beds for the
patients.
Or. ellis explained the workings
Of the Whitworth and stated that
even on the small scale on which
it had been run, owing TO lack Of
room, it had been a success, and
now offers to sell the plant at cost
and to take $1,000 Of stock in a
company which he recommended
should be capitalized at 10000.
All the doctors of Farmyille We're
present and emphasized the needs
of such an institution. a committee
composed of Drs. Winston. Ander-
son and Spencer, and Messrs. Bar
row and Morris, to canvass the
matter with the citizens, and to
make report at a future meeting.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher, of Richmond,
was present and frightened the
occasion with one of his speeches,
bristling with hope and good cheer
He began by saying. 1T was his
duty TO read the burial service over
the dead after the doctors had fin
ished with them, and yet was more
concerned with the living than the
dead. and therefore urged that the
best town of the whole country
should have one of the best hospit-
ais I'm which to care for its sick
and wounded" And then conciu-
ded with this good joke on nlmseli.
Cumberland in his opinion. was
the garden spot of earth and Farm
Vile next On his first visit 10
Farmville he wanted a shoe-shine
and having taken his seat to sub
NIT to the operation. began to ques-
ton the sinner as TO the place of
his nativity, and learning that he
was not from Cumberland. advised
him to move across the river and
make that his home" WhereupOn
the knight Of the brush promptly
said, "Taint no use. boss, for the
folks over dar don't wear no shoes
The good doctor was silenced and
submitted to the shining without
offering further advice.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26

a finch party was given on the
evening Of the 18th I'm honor OF
Misses Grayce Paul and Bessie
Smith, nieces OF Mrs. James A. Da-
wilson A most enjoyable evening
was spent by all present. Those
there were Misses Virginia Rich
ardson, Ruth Barrow, Mary Foote
Barrow. Mable Paulett. Irma Rice,
Grayce Paul, Gertrude Hatcher, Bes-
sic Smith. Masters Robert Bugg, r.
vine Watkins, Willard Hart, Cum
ningham Watkins, Ernest Garland,
Waller Sanford. Ernest Paulett and
James Davidson.
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AndersOn-PI'ice.

Mrs. NJ. L. Price announces the
marriage OF her daughter Stella
Louise, to Mr. Leach Vaughan An
derson, Monday, August the 22nd,
stanton, Va.
Congratulations and good wishes
from the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will be
at home, Greystone Inn, after Sep
tember 9Th, Fordwick. Va.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26
5000 Reward For chauffeur.

John Deans. the chauffeur. who
speeded after Edward T. Rosenheim-
er's automobile after II had killed
Miss Grace Hough in New York city,
will receive a reward Of $1,000 from
Walt B. Hough, the father Of the girl.
Mr.. Hough declared that ii was but
Just that Deans should be rewarded
for bringing Rosenheimer to justice.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26
Stranded 70 oeath PLAYING on swIna.

Strangled to Death Playing on Swing.
Edward Burton. twelyeyearOld
boy Of 1929 Dakota street. Philadel-
phia, was found hanging in the cellar
Of his home by his mother The boy
died a half hour later He had been
playing in the cellar and had rugged
up a rope swing In some manner the
boy became entangled about the neck
in the swing and was unable to release
himself. In his struggles the rope be-
came frightened around his neck and
strangled him. r--
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26
Don't shoot Bull Bats.

il is positive violation of law TO
kill bull bats, the minimum fine
being $500. The sport is rather
pleasant but at $500 a bird it is far
from profitable.
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list ONE CENT A WORD.

wants. For Sale. Lost. Found-in fact
"a an advertisements inserted IN
.n ceiamn for ONE CENT word. each
.-ion. with minimum charge Of Ten
Signatures counted as part Of ID
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r-less The number Of insertions desired
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received
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Three Killed In FREIGHT Wreck.

Three men were killed and six in
jured in a head-on freight train col
lision on the Western Maryland rail-
road near Edgemont, Nd.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26

Baby won't suffer five minutes
with Group If you apply DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil at once. It acts like
magic.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26

Miss Mary Allen, Of Lynchburg.
is guest u the home Of Mr.. j. ID.
S,ohes
Farmers in need Of cows should
apply to SIR. A. F. Howard He
las a choice lot
Miss Hubbard has a way TO get
votes too. Good for you. Miss Pat
IT,. you have winning colors."
Hon. Paul McRae. of Cumber-
land. was with US on yesterday and
is looking very muci the Senator.
The paint brush is busy at the
Normal. Nothing can be made too
beautiful for the budding beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach Anderson
are guests in the home of Mrs. B.
L. Anderson. Farmville's congratu-
lations and good wishes.
The Herald is indebted 10 Mr.. w.
II. Richardson for one Of the larg-
est. shapyest and most lucious wat
ermelons of the season. Thanks.
Misses Grayce Paul and Bessie
smith. who have been visiting Mrs.
James A. Davidson, their aunt. re-
turned 70 their home in Richmond
Miss Baldwin and Miss Harris
"can if they will" and have
splendid opportunity to climb.
Look out for them in the future.
Another has said, "Those who are
in love and a boy who is eating wa
termelon shouldn't be critized. Nor
too closely watched
one majority wins, and you may
be that one in the piano contest. But
work now and make assurance dou-
bly, sure.
Mr.. Paul venable is still ship
ping choice cantaloupes as the Her
aid well knows from sample he
was kind enough to leave at the
office.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Beverly
Moore for large and lucious wat
ermelon which the entire Herald
force and some invited friends
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. II. A. Stokes says the tobacco
is improving wonderfully. He may
have grown better crops, but the
present one is going to be a dali
sy."
We invite attention to the adyer-
tisement of the Electric Shoe Shop
10 be found elsewhere in this is
sue. This is something new under
the sun and deserves your atten-
ton.
Mr.. Horace Richardson is pre-
pairing the lands to be cultivated
in tobacco another season. The
early bird catches the worm" and
let us hope that the worms wont
catch the tobacco.
Judge Hundley will occupy rooms
in the home of Mrs. Wade, and Mr..
w. H. Richardson says, "he has
located on the 2nd best square IN
Farmville." 1t need not be added
Just where the 1st is.
DR.. Paulus A. Irving has rented
the residence of Mr.. w. H. Robert
son on High street. and Judge Humid
ley is looking for rooms. During
the winter the family circle will con-
sist only of Mrs. Hundley and him
self.
The Bench" has been crowded
of late. and with congenial spirits.
Four ex-Confederates met there on
Wednesday morning, and fought the
battles. and went on marches and
stood guard in the snow and storm.
LOYAL 10 the dead past because IT
is ever a dear past.
A citizen of Farmville complain
ed that they had chickens at his
home every day. but rarely gave it
to him stewed The idea Of COM
planning of having chicken every
day. Most Of us are satisfied with
il once a week. and on Sunday.
Rockefeller hardly has it more than
twice a week.
II will be gratifying to the many
friends in Farmville of Rev. DR.. T..
II. Harding. who for thirteen years
WAS the beloved pastor of the Pres
bvtcriar Church, to know that he IS
Spending the evening of his life TN
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26

FOR RENT. - Comfortable upstairs room on
NAN street. suitable for Office.
apl 81. G. N Robson.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26

Fen SALE House and Iot on Second avenue.
SCI r C. BristOw. apL ST.
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u-.,ts For sale. Lost. Found-in fact
and an advertisements inserted IN
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-.yrro Everybody 20 know that the Flee
We -..3 s ready for your shoes while you
ire aug 26-u.
400 RENT. -Seven-room tenement house
f0" te.b and sewerage. Apply 20 F. b.
vac. aug. 26-tf.
...o cottage for rent Ten dollars month.
-1 .sd water. Possession given October
81. r. L. Baldwin avg. Z, u
80 sarE-Oh.o No. II blower feed cutter.
f 1s I.P ellis. sheppards. Va
.alr ls-2t
gog sALE-A bargain in real estate:
e- year ola mule. weight 1900 lbs.. one
p.' ,-..I-s for sale cheap ! have too many.
t.1e. pair for good mare J. H. Glenn
Pope.t -
--..r, ,s.-,gers and Deputies for this
f- new fraternal society. XXI erience
e...-r. Write giving references. faieon-
.r,ss World. Norfolk. Va. aug. zo-lt
lost Chance to get a 800 piano for Just
,..- termination and time. That what YOU
-. 3 goa d. not enter into the Voting
r'-...- and then get busy.
uavrgD everybody 70 call and examine
-a.-.. Contest ri mo at Whites Drug store.
5-,y .rs music and test the tone. You are
vecme ............-...-.-.
rop sALE.-Leaps Prolific Seed Wheat
t..v Der J. >. Gillian. aug. ls--t-
gos sALE.-Fresh Jersey Cow. Miss Bette
r aug. y
ropssrF. Determining TO leave America for
country ! will sell my personal goods
l, r. .oensary. Also 81 acres OF land one
. ta-e. GOOD horse and wagon. h0useholc
.-.--e In use a short time. good hne Oh
.-f ary goods. All 70 be sold before Octo-
'e l. Haney. FarmviIe
WANTED BoARDERs-At los High Street.
aarl--5t
Poovs for rent at Mrs. wade's. desirable for
r.t. l.-eseepins. ivy
-,~. fa-o for rent miles from Farmyine.
A-rsfoA. ". Wade aug Dc
QsyrrD-Nen 20 cut Chestnut wood Can
.. rt--,anent employment nt good prices
r.. g.. apply 10 John II. Head & Co. lnc-
luttlrg. Va l-'s
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE Genuine Leeps
p.f. seems 20 suit this section better man
an, s--sr Price $50 per bushel II VIII De
gooi ga e sou think Of purchasing any 20 uey
rr f.- am going TO ship il 20 Wood d Sons in
''' VIM ~ Jackson.
MOWERS AND HAY RAKE FOR SALE
W. Deering mowers 10 fair condition. price .
srfNs one nearly new hay rake, price SlOe0
mr9o VIM ". Jackson.
MONEY TO LoAN.-Haye money TO loan on
cts improved property. VIM ". JACKSON
Iay %
HORSES FOR SALE Have three family
tro.e horses for sale Fat and all right every
vay Vim. ". Jackson. July =
ToR RENT. Upper fat 2O7 High street.
ST V. d. Vensble.
Don't FORGET-fhat from three 70 SIX every
afternoon YOU can get fresh butter milk at the
creamery june ~ u
FOR RENT Two Z room tenaments. on Oak
street foi rent Apply to G. NJ Robson
iun-l1-u
Fen SALE House and lot on Second avenue.
SCI r c Bnst0w. apL SS-u.
FOR RENT. Comfortable upstairs room on
NAN street. suitable for Office
apL 1T g. N Robson.
HILDA THE
HELPER
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II will be gratifying TO the many
friends in Farmville of Rev. DR.. Z.
II. Harding. who for thirteen years
WAS the beloved pastor of the Pres
bvteriar Church, to know that he IS
Spending the evening of his life TN
der the classic shades of Davidson
College. y. c. breathing a literary
and spiritual atmosphere so suited
to his cultivated mind and consecra-
Rev. S. C. Hatcher, d. d., Of
Richmond. has been spending a
portion of his vacation with friends
in Farmville. and having promised
his flock to do no preaching dur
ing his rest period, has kept the
promise. but being under no obi
CATION as to diet has been eating
freely Of all good things set be-
fore him. and asking no questions.
He returned on yesterday to re-
sumo his regular work
President J. f. Garland not only
received the honorable recognition
for his fine work as representative
of the American Life, but i'm adj
dition a gold watch and charm Of
genuine beauty. Some people simp-
" know how to get there.
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If YOU were not SdllSlltu Win
last Saturday i'm Farmville it must
have been due to the fact that you
couldn't eat as many melons as you
wanted to. or didn't sell all the
goods you desired to, or else didn't
get Just the bargains you were look
ing for. To avoid repetition of the
last failure before leaving home con-
suit carefully the advertising col
umns of the Herald. The best al
ways TO be found there.
Rev. II. VI. Fugate left on last
Monday morning TO attend the
meeting Of the AppomattoX As
ISOLATION. which was held in Char
lotte county, near the town of
Phenix. Mr.. Fallwell was also
sent as delegate. but received an
order from his company TO attend
to some important business at
Blackstone and other points and
was prevented from attending.
The growing tobacco is now get
ting to be waxy and weighty. and
'Haney" Stokes and Horace" Rich
ardson. and Henry" Hubbard, and
Warren" Fuqua. and George" Car
ter. and Joe" Hazelgrove, let i'd
omne." are happy as they watch it
grow fat and fine. Nasty stuff only
suited for worms to bite. and yet
how humanity loves to "chaw" and
smoke it. The Indian weed" once
but now the "winsome weed" Of the
world.
DR.. Irving, of Richmond. attend
ed the recent meeting Of the Met
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Mslsffssia astis atS Crtsaxs Cpsn
ssitis ss--4se, ssnirifusaI ss--ss per Gal.
IsHs.
Raa. - marit ,i.mliS Isbsaft aas n.tis.
sssiFsna. 6aHes 6sas - skt, sTtma
Sn-sIfe, srbinsrsr s1<-&jss saSaa ~
-s1Ss per viuns.
Tairp.Prssutte.
HsstsE-I Ter sr,is ia um as per sfune
in slsia seiallsn. Ganea euamsrs siLss,
Grsamsrs hras .st, ec. fsssnss sss, fansa
Tatrs 24s, 90. s2e psr NfsHs.
Raj. - Warft astiG csis flat is--
islss, asrbpshIiA,r iTs, Res Dsrs l7s,
&AssiSn iss, 2imsarsu iss, srik iss
sr yfsah.
etss. - 3ufubr matig, aadfraoe cut.
grima irif6e 4ibnsrsitr sslss, frfs 24ISs,
aAsers csc, istsnss zoe bss Dtl, 10 Rat
RsaIitat DrIra al
osfIassL -aHaebot mdsta. Warsf astis.
3nass ehhner Is--lsxe Der M, eabnsr
i5t, aatnt 10 - lee, Rrathuhnsr 20 -
ess. euas l9t, iaase GHtsa is--lss, sIts
gatsn i7s, eaais s--Ile pr vfans.
Ebf uas osmifs.
Gssfsl. ptpSins ssso-s.Ts, 1a[e.
mia as. 3s.2s-s.se, 20. Q o.. so--s.7y.
9rseaiHas ts.s0 - 3.7s. ainss t4.se--y. 90
Der sbL, 3cnattsn ss.eo--s.2s, gslHsmsrs
si.Is--i.ss PER Aias.
Gitrsasn. = marst a.tis. Gstifsrnia
3<.oo--4.se per RiNs.
CrangsM -Tfartt ratis uns sstla. -
California aassls 81 i.eo--i.s0, Gioriss tl.s0
SIS Der Aias.
KssisHsin - einssinif5e a. sOs,
Mi&iaGn so--4ss per Ds. unb sl.TS-3.0o
su Obi. auf btm gsisiis. eaSfartsFslH.-
ehts Jtrsss ts.ss--s.to. AsHtufg $l.7s -
400 per DbL
araat --Wsrst len. siaIsimtIA.s ss.ss
--2.ss Der Dbl. nns Ni6isan sss.os--s2. .os
Der fsa.
Ssiss.ln - SsIbs sIssss si.so--i., 10
peg 1n., psits si.oe--l.i5 per pa.
Aarstfs n. - Sxnae sg--lss tsr Tse,
2smatoeI - s5Istita Tse-si.2s Der
Crate.
aaHs.yrsb
DslHsa.-- rtarft tstis. prtms Mssss.
let33.7y--3.As, ssistis nas tsi ease a..
nDa6ts Kass es.ss--s.so per "a.
es1 - Rarft rxtts. Ne. ItnstkS
bs. els.7S--is.so; AIss, esnif4tsr Ne.
si7. .ss--l7.ss, xs. sss. yis.ss-Is.so. IN.
2s. ! eizss-- i7.so, Re. seis.zs - is.Ss
per Tea.
RatIssfsttss IN kG atsis $3.50
--ssxe, MiSSIiae srsbs eas.ee--ss.oe, ts.
iesssSess1s--a7.ss, ss.if4tss tstin eSt.ss
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Gbtcaso, 7. 6tb.
Etr,st.t. - Or,iudrt stt bifs Sttsrs
kraatsn s4.7S -- s.7s. filhs $3.50 s.2S,
6eifsrs s3.4e - SEQ, Suasa f4.oe - 5.2S,
aatber s3.e0 49, zoe, Stsdsrt uas essssrs
1875 $40. Nartt Io-z0s b0hsr.
6asstn,. .--IustrIsisns idspsrs Ter fsast.
fsrtsa 1896 -- SIS, gl.ifderfsrten ts.tC
$40, lsid.s ssmiiAts $s.s5 - sac. snf.
.rl.isas Isiat. ss.so - $50, 8ersadEnas'
iortsn sass - SOS, Strtel $500 -- 1928
Warft l0-l6s bobsr.
Saai.. - sb.0s--s.s5, sdmmsr T.2l
s.lo, Sabrliast ss.75 -- $50. Wart
15-2se sober.
3ufubr. --Rinbbi.b 10 ,OoO, e5p.ias 3d.
Gee, SHaFs II, Gee.