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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

In the letter, which he made pubIic
mr.. kohlberg offered to testify and
said he had himself turned over
TO the Senate Internal Security
subcommittee hundreds" of FIJI
reports. Zone charge against Nc
Carthy is his possession of two and
q half pages Of excerpts from an
FBI report
Thus, whenever the Senate con
venes, after election it is at least
possible that the greatest deliber-
ative body in the world" may cen
sure the Watkins committee
rather than the subject Of the Flan-
ders witch hunt"
*&a
Berlin-GeneV0-NeW London
On the heels of an earnest plea
to French businessmen by NATO
chief, General Alfred Gruenther to
bury the hatchet with Germany and
to accept German contribution to
European defense, Defense Secre-
tary Charles b. Wilson told Wash
ingtOn neWsmen that "unless the
people Of Europe take a realistic
look and want to be helped, there's
nothing to do"
This would seem to be the cur
tain-raiser for the nine power Lon
don conference on armament and
sovereignty for West Germany
from the U. S. point of view. But
the British approach, as voiced by
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is
little different. All the Western
powers, including France, he told
WarwiCkshire audience, are
agreed that Germany can not accept
a position Of inferiority
At the same time, British officials
are busily warning Americans not
to expect definite results" from
the parley. Unless Mr.. Eden is talk
ing through his HOmburg, there
would seem to be no reason why
we should not expect some deci-
sions. And unless Mr.. Dulles and his
team expect to get action, it might
be better for them to stay home
for a change.
AS Mr.. Wilson suggests, it's about
time to stop agonizing and start
reappraising.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

4SOE space
docs nor
interfere
with rug
placement
Seeittoday
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Throck Community News Social Events

day afternoon with their daugh-
ter and her family Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Bowles. Jr.
Miss Mary Rice spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Morton Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bonn. of Roa-
noke, spent the week end with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Slayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Slayton
visited Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cry
der, OF Abilene. Saturday night.
Attends Shower
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson. Jr..
and little Patricia spent the week
end at Darlington Heights with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Gillian Mrs. Hudson attended a
baby shower" for the former Miss
Shirley Carwile on Friday night in
that neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graf and
little son, Of Farmville. visited her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. J D. Atche-
ley, Saturday night.
Mrs. Rex Parrot and Judy
spent Monday, of last week. with
Mrs. James Baldwin, OF Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen. Of
FarmVille, We're luncheon guests
Of his parents, MI. and Mrs. Dali
las Allen, Sunday
Mi and Mrs. Rex Parrot. and
family were recent dinner guests
Of MIR and Mrs. O. B. Smith. of
Farmvllle.
Guests of Mn and Mrs. Rex
Parrot Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Lance, Mr., and Mrs. Chester
Lane. Jr, and BobbyJ Mrs. Dee
Allen, and MI and Mrs Earl
Lane.
MI and Mrs. Fred Paulson and
laInlIV. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Seay. of OAR
lineton Heights.
We are sorry to report that lit
tie judy Parrot, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Rex Parrot is i'll.
Nj and Mrs. Thomas DriskilI
and son, Mrs. r. L. Driskill anc
Joyce Irby. Of Abilene. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baudic Carter
Sunday afternoon
Holiday Throckmorton spent
the past week end in Roanoke
visiting his father, f. j. Throck-
morton. and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Collie. of
Richmond, visited his parents
Nh and Mrs. Willie Collie. dur
ing the week end
Members of Douglas PreSbytcr-
IAN Church were happy TO know
that Mrs. Bob Beverage was back
IN her regular pew at the Sunday
afternoon services, after being
away so long. due to Illness.
Miss Dora Bell Hughes. OF
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Peggy and Dickie DIIeo, Robin,
Patty, Janet and Johnny Carter
were among those from this COM
munity attending the birthday
party for Tommy Driskill. of Abb
lene, Saturday afternoon celebrat-
ing his sixth birthday
Nh and Mrs. Lenard Slayton
and family attended church serv-
ices at Worsham Baptist Church,
Sunday morning.
Ellis Mylum. of Richmond.
spent the week end with his moth
er, and attended services at Doug
las Presbyterian Church, in the
afternoon.
Thomas and Van Driskill, MI.
and Mrs Dutch kock. and
daughter, all Of Norfolk Mrs. Cecil
Watson. Of Portsmouth and Mrs.
Auti Mylum. Of Richmond. visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
3 Drsikiu. during the week end
and attended the funeral Of Mrs.
DriSkill's sister and their aunt.
Mrs Lillian Lee, near Brookneal
on Sunday.
World Mission Series
The Church 5 Mission TO the
World was the topic for the ser
mon preached Sunday afternoon
by the Rev Jesse Hutchinson, pas
tor of Douglas Presbyterian
Church. concluding a series of ser
mons on World Missions An offer
ing for this work was taken near
the conclusion Of the service
Pettus Anderson and SON.
Charles of Farmvile. spent sun
day afternoon with Mir and Mrs.
Cleveland Garter and Kate My
lum
Mrs John Hudson. Jr.. spent
Friday IN Lynchburg shopping.
Guests during the week end Of
Nh. and Mrs. A NJ Thlockmorton
were MI and Mrs f. j Throck-
morton and family of Bucking-
ham, and MI and Mrs. Tulane
Throckmorton. Of Chatham.
Mrs Bert SWalley and Lou and
Mrs A NJ Thockmorton visited
MIS- Trent Throckmorton of Me
hcrrln, Saturday afternoon.
Ends Richmond Visit
MIS- Jenny Carter has returned
home for visit With her daueh-
ter MIS- Charlie Skinner. after
spending some time IN Richmond.
with her other daughter. Mrs.
Lenard Garrett.
MIS- Rocky DLeo.. Of richmond
arrived Monday at the home Of
MI and Mrs. Baudie Carter to
spend a part of her vacation With
her children Peggy and Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs James Whitehead
and little Janet Lynn. al Daring
ton Heights, visited hc1 mother
Mrs la Fowler. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shorter
OF Darlington Heights. spent sun
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W addill Elected ~
VicePresident at VPI

Thomas M Waddill, Or Meher-
Tin, has been elected vice presi-
dent Of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute YMCA for the 1854 SIS
academic year an announcement
from Blacksburg institution states
today
Reginald Childers. Of Roanoke
who was chosen president, Wad-
dill and Others officers Will be hi
tailed IN early May.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Simple Rules Outlined
To Ruin Form Machine

Taking care of farm machinery
properly is quite task for many
farmers.
Bob Gildcn. extension engineer
at the University of Wyoming, sets
forth some simple rules for these
farmers who want to ruin. their
farm machinery.
/. Don't clean tractor cnGihc fit
ers. Your engine VIII we'd out
several times faster when filters
arc clogred
:. Use baillDg wire or any piece
Of scrap iron as a substitute for a
broken part Soon you'll have lots
Of scrap iron for further repars
; Skir1ap on grease. That way,
parts wear faster and break
sooner.
4. Let it rust This Is a sure fire
way to L be scrap heap
s, Never clean an ongtnf The
dirt will cover small defe cts so
Noull have big breakdown I'M
stead Of little one
E Don't buy anti-frecze i win
ter. If you don't burst tine engine
block IN cold weather. you might
he using the same old block for
years
7. Always use pliers on gHs line
connections and carburetor fittings
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MIXED-UP FAMILY

Billings, Mont-When Sidney
Kornehs and Mrs. Louis May Lar
son, both Of Columbus. Mont,
were married recently, their two
sons-in-law and two step daugh-
tiers became stepsons and step
daughters. Kornehs's two sons are
married to Mrs Larson's two
daughters,
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Purdue University conducted a
"trucness-to-type" test in the field
shown here. OF the 229 official
samples planted, about seven per
cent proved 20 be mixtures. al
though they were not labeled as
such.
high percentage Of weeds, y1a face
~ expensive weed control pro-
gram
The sErononists say it is cheap
ar to make sure the seeds u nu use
arc the kind you want tina h If is
10 save a few cents pouid and
then have the alfalfa winter lll or
give low yields because less de-
sirable seed has been mixed with
tho good kind
It's a rare batch Of seed that is
really pure unless il is certified r
say the agronomists.
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Buying Good Sc ed
Extra Price
Poor Yields, More
Weeds Are Bod Risk

Cheap. low quality alfalfa seed
may turn out to be the most ex-
pensive for farmers in the long
run. report Midwestern agrono-
ynists.
That's particularly true if
farmer has added fertilizer to the
soil and spent time and mdney on
seed-bed preparation
II you harvest poor yi4ld due
10 poor quality seed, your soil
building investment gives little
quick return And if there is a
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Darlington Hets.

Mrs Howard Shorter spent
Thursday in Richmond
Miss Katherine Hamilton of
Keysvllle, spent the week end at
her home here.
Other Darlington Height News
pas 70
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Tuggggle

The Rev. Arthur Stevens will
conduct services in Appomattox
Church next Sunday night at 7:3o
p, m. The public IS invited to
attend
The Women Of The Church will
meet with Mrs w A. Daye this
Thursday at p. m.
Mrs Bessie Bowman, Of Rich
mond, who has been visiting Nh.
and Mrs F c. Shultz here re-
turned to her hune in Richmond
last Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Baldwin is visiting
relatives in Lynchburg.
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Farmville. recently visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Hughes.
Mrs. Bert swalley spent Mon
day With Mr.. and Mrs. Trent
Throckmorton. Of Meherrln.
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nay COLUMN
by go'lr II is good TO be back
home no bed feels rs good
as YOUR own Definitions
Grandparents advance press
agents for their grandchildren
\ wedding the gallows. sec
rctS something 4 woman tells
everybody not To ten anybody
Relatives foreign relations
commIttc Garlick ID breath
taking v't4nn This week IN
Amelia G II the barber vas
rut+ug d maNa hair the
man died ~ thc barb4e char
t1riser hsrherlns Was dis
renred tor the day recrle
nho s9v they sleep Inc 4 baby
usually don havc ono Every
community has several sore
heads. ITS much later than
they think only God can
save thnn
II Nrinher--
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LEGAL. NOTICE


TO the creditors of jacob
Lawrence Vogel Individually q
TIA j. L. Vogel Construction Co.
q Vogel Building Supply Co,
Cumberland, Vireinia a bankrupt
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that said Jacob Lawrence Vogel.
individually x "a j l. Voge!
Construction Co. has been duly
adjudged "A bankrupt on petit
ton filed by him ON November
20 1854 and that the first me
ing of his creditors will be held
>at Lynchburg. Virginia III Room
1907 Peoples Bank Bldg. on De
cember 4. 1854. at $50 a'clock
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SERVICES

BELTS-cOvered, narrow $l00,
wide $l25. Also buttons and but
tonholes. Mail orders promptly
filled. Mrs Virginia Hairless, l08
N. Virginia street, phone 340M,
ll-26-2p F.
DAY SITTER = Young mother
will keep children of working
mothers during pre-Christmas
season at her home, 25c an hour.
Mrs. N S. Rothe, phone 676W.
Illicit
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gszT 7sa <z1ss7zz@o Cor ea;c ;s'' ,@zsYZzS;,
FOR SALE

Jew BRICK HOME-3 bed
looms. two baths. living room.
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or 1874.
8-27-tf
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DOG-three years old setter. VIII
hunt turkeys Billy Shepard,
Cumberland, Va. l1-l9-2ptFb
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Jew BRICK HOME-3 bed
looms, two baths. living room,
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Cali $50 or 1874.
8-27-tf
/ WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4-tfp
! ~~-~~~~~-~- -~~~~~~~
! COAL-Take the chill from a win
ter evening. light your open fire.
Red Ash Coal, sized specially
for open CRATES, Bay 40c. kayton
Coal Company. Farmville. 1l-5-tf
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HOG KILLING SUPPLIES: Fine
salt 100 ID, so ID, 25 ID. bags.
Also sausage seasoning. Black
Pepper. Sage. Lard Preservative,
25 ID. and so ID lard tins. hog
scaperS and an assortment of
butchering knives. See us for your
needs. j. H. Whitfield Co.
i1-26-lp
-~~-~~~-~~
MEAT-Come TO Cradles Store for
best meat at best prices any
where phone Is lisp
NICE PLUMP FRYERS 75c each
at the farm Willie Welchlin. Rt
/, FaImyille, Va. ll-23-3p
D-CON-Guaranteed to rid your
properties of rats and mice or
your money back. You need not be
an expert to use. Two forms, ready
mixed and concentrated. Also
liquid form. j. H. Whitfield Co.
11-26-lp
ACORN-NlXEM: Rid your hog of
worms with this one dose treat
ment. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back. Two sizes. 75c and
81 so. J H. Whitfield Co. il-26-lp
8 THOROUGHBRED COCKER
spanlels at your own price Rea-
son for Selling. going out Of bust
ness. Come and look them over
at O. p Farar. Prospect. Phone
7F020 l1-26-1t
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HOUSE-large with heat. live in
part rent balance or take in
roomers. w. c. Canada, Peoples
Bank Bldg Farmville, Va.
l1-26-1p /
GRAVEL delivered in any
Also will scatter in drive
way, For further information call
o6l-M. ll-23-2t
WOOD H. dried kindline +
blocks, oak slabs. Buffalo Shook
Co. Farmyille. Phone AZ
1l-12-tf-F
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PUPPIES: taking
orders Ms. w r
Brooker. Rt / Vinton dial Roa-
noke 2-8967 1l-l2-4ptFl /
LOTS-Ideal home lots. Three
miles from Farmville on U. S
Route As. Just beyond Cumber-
land Church. George Penick. RI
! Farmyille lI-19-2p F. |
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FOR SALE


DOG-three years old setter. VIII
hunt turkeys. Billy Shepard,
Cumberland, Va. l1-19-2p IF,
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BABY CHICKS - We are now
booking orders for chicks for
1855. we will have the New
Hampshire and White Rocks. A
limited number Of day old chicks
available each week now: also
started chicks. Let us know your
needs. Locust Hill Farm Hatch
cry. Phone Rural 4F040. Willie
Welchlin. ll-l9-4p, F.
FOR SALE-Four lots. for color
ed; Vernon and Ridge streets. For
sale-one lot. for colored. Long
wood avenue. For sale-fve acres,
Rice road For sale-House, four
rooms. two acres, water. lights.
For sale-three acres. , Highway
Is. For Sale-house. seven rooms.
nine acres PAT foot front. high
way IS one mile from Farmville.
For Sale-one Coleman Oil stove.
For salee-one Marsh kitchen cab
met. For sale-Lot. 200xl75. Long
wood avenue. Paul Ellington,
Phone 9llJ, Farmville. ll-26-ltp
BULL. 3 year old registered horn
ed hereford, gentle. price SITS.
A. j. Thompson 6 miles north Of
Farmville. State Rt. As.
ll-26-3p F.
BARBED WIRE STRETCHERS:
Made of heavy steel Easy to use.
Special price Use. j. H Whitfield
Co. ll26lp
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m. al ~h.cA place ana
time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee. appoint comm ttee Of
creditors. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business
rs may properly come before said
meeting Dated at Lynchbm9 Va
Nov. -. 1854 Philip Fl Hickson
RetrSe in Bankruptcy ll-26-it
Christmas Clubs TO divide s.
080 900 900 in saving this year
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FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE, two adjoining
Offices at 1T A west Third St
Apply to w J, Bloomfield and
son. Farmville. Phone 1888. S-17-tf
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NOTICE


AT A REGULAR MEETING Of
the Board Of Directors Of Planters
Bank and Trust Company Of
Farmville held on November Is,
1854. the Regular Dividend No
l72 at the rate Of 4 per cent and
also an Extra Dividend of 4 per
cent We're declared on the Capital
Stock of the Bank payable De
cember 81, 1854 to Stockholders
of record November l6, 1854
J. C. BONDURANT
Cashier 1l-l9-2tFp
TO THE FRIENDS and patrons
of Millers Lake. take this OPP
portunlty to notify them that the
store and lake will be open for
business by the Goth of November
under tn. management of Jimmie
Moore and wife and we will APP
preciate the cooperation and
patronage in the future as in the
past. Thanking you in advance
Respectfully, T E. Miller. Owner
l-26-ll
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. - - = = = . - 80 . - %
STATE OF VIRGINIA:
In the office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County of
Cumberland ths 23rd das OF
November. 1854:
EDWARD w. AUSTIN
Complainant
MARY VIRGINIA AUSTIN
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond OF
matrmony for the complainant
from the defendant on the ground
Of desertion.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according to law stat
inc that the said Mary Virginia
Austin is a non resident Of the
State Of Virginia. therefore. it is
ordered that She do appear with
in ten days after due publication
of this order and do what may
be necessary to protect her IN
terestS in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER. p. a
Cumberland. Virginia ll-26-4t
STATE OF VIRGINIA:
In the office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for the County of
Cumberland the 23rd daS of
November. 1854:
MABEL GRAVES. Complainant
W.
ELLIHU GRAVES
The object of this suit is TO OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimony for the complainant
/ from the defendant on the ground
Of desertlon.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law. stat
inc that the said Ellihu Graves is
a non resident Of the State OF
Virginia. therefore it is ordered
that he do appear within ten days
after due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary tC
protect his interest in this suit
r. H. BLANTON, Cleri
WILLIAM G. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia ll-26-4
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LOTS-Ideal home lots. Three
miles from Farmville on U. S.
Route As. lust beyond Cumber-
land Church George Penick. RI
! Farmyille. 1l-19-2p F.
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Res. near FarmvIlle High School
Seven rooms, baths, 3 rooms IN
basement Oh heat. Large lot
Price $4,000 Terms $4,000 down
bal by mo No phone information
please.
Lot, 81 IT. 300 IT. in Jackson
Heights Nice wooded lot water
available $500
"a acres, with new rm. dwelling
on good state road miles from
FarmWlle in Cumberland Co
Good we'll and electricity, Only
$4,000.
Res. at lis S. Va. St. 6 rooms and
bath. large lot with 100 it. 'front.'
age $1,000 Terms.
Church Building with one acre OF
land on paved road near RICE
Suitable for conversion to dwell
ing. Size 36x42 Price $3.50
FARMS, IS good farms. large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co, Cumberland. Appomattox,
Amelia. Charlotte and Bucking-
nam Cos.
/ 40 acres with long frontage on
Hwy as. Cumberland Co. with
good 4 rm. dwelling and good
store or service station bldg
/ Dwelling rents for $50 mo. Price
$4,000. Terms $1,000 down bal. $50
per mo.
Lots in the Davidson subdivision,
water and sewage
Farm. 238 A., 6 mi. from Farm
Vile. on school bus. mail, milk TT.
rs A. high state of cultivation
5l2 A. tobacco base. Beautiful 7
RIM. res. Necessary outbuildings.
Reduced to $l2.500. Terms: $4,000
down. bal. by VI.
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Chancery No. 366
CARTER LANGHORNE

CARTER LANGHORNE
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony from the defendant
on the grounds of cruelty and
constructive deSertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant is a nonresident Of the State
of Virginia. it is ordered that he
appear before this Court within
10 days after due publication of
this order and protect his inter-
ests therein
An Extract-Teste.
s. L. FAIR AR .Jr., Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
p. q, ll-l9-4t
Farmville. Virginia
VIRGINIA: j.. ~. -. -. u. III. u.
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, November 8,
1854.
JAMES E. SNEAD
WILLIAM H. SNEAD
JONATHAN L. SNEAD
JULIA SNEAD SCOTT
ALEASE NJ. SNEAD
VS.. In Chancery
EMANUEL SNEAD
WILLIE SNEAD
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to eff
feet partition in one of the modes
prescribed by law of l43 acres Of
land, more or less, lying and be-
ing about miles west of Farm
vile. in Prince Edward County.
Virginia, standing on the land
books of Prince Edward County in
the name of William Snead
An affidavit having been made
and filed that Willie Snead is not
a resident of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that he do appear
within ten days after due publica-
ton of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
JOHN A. LANCASTER. D. d.
Va. ll-l9-4t
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Use per inch
FOR SALE

DAFFODIL or Jonquil Bulbs
Large size. will bloom in spring
King Alfred. Music Hall. Beershe-
ba and Mixed Colors l0c each.
Also mixed color Crocus bulbs.
65c per dozen. j. H. Whitfield
Co. ll-26- 10
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Bucking-
ham County:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA AND THE COUNTY OF
BUCKINGHAM
V. ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VAN SYCKEL ORCHARD SUB
DIVISION
There now being on deposit in
The Buckingham County Bank at
DillWyn. virginia. approximately
So DAT 05, to the credit Of the
Court i'll the above cause. from
sale of a certain tract of land,
standing in the name OF Van
Syckel Orchard Subdivision, for
delinquent taxes.
TAKE NOTICE THEREFORE,
anyone having a Just claim to the
above sum, may appear before me
on Thursday December IS 1854
between the hours Of 900 a m
and , 200 p. m at my office in the
Anderson Building in the Town of
Dillwyn and establish then claims
If no claims are presented and
proved before me as Special Com
missioner. l shall recommend 10
the Circuit Court of tile County
of Buckingham that the above
sum be escheatcd To the State
Treasurer as provided by Section
8-746 Of the Code Of Virginia 1850
J. r. SNODDY, JR
Special Commissioner ll-5-4t
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FOR RENT

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PRIVATE TRAILER PARK
water. lights. For rent-one room
cabin. bath. $l2 per month. Paul
Ellington, phone 9llJ, Farmville.
ll-26-lp
HOUSE: four rooms. water and
lights. Mrs F. o. McQuarry,
Worsham. Phone Hampden-S sgd
ney 1896 ll-26-2t
~~~~~
APARTMENTS room unfurn-
lshed apartment, sos So. Main St,
phone 396W. ll-26-tf
HOUSE - in Jackson Heights.
See A. T Berry, Farmville. phone
138W. 1l-26-ln
HOUSE-small houseop Hidden
Lake farm. Contact Mrs. r. J.
Jones. Prospect. Va. 1l-26-tf
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RESTAURANT completely equip
ped with new fixtures on u. S.
Highway Seats 80 people. Priv
ate dining rooms, two cottages,
large wooded grounds for trailer
court. Win rent with or without
equipment Landon G Atkins In
surance and Real Estate Co.
Farm.ille., Va. ll-26-4p
NICE FURNISHED ROOM Rea-
sonable rent. Kitchen privileges
If desired Call 35J A. V. Wade
ll-26-1t