The Farmville herald. [volume], September 16, 1910, Image 5

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Dr. Paulus A. Irving
5ICIAN and SURGE
Cl HOURS 12 TO 2 P. M.
I 182. RKMDENC t Pu
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t* ?ubscriij.ions 500 mort
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laid up old subscriptions.
?wins scale is for re
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tor new subsetip
t'ear'l subscription, 100-j
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subscription. I,
ir years' subscription, I,
a years* s rn, 7.
**t years' subscription 10,
? years' subscription, 20,
?Cant i!.*v!(iii>.
? careful that post of
I and date are on eacl
on blank given into of
lam the exact date of se
?j-scription is on blank, i
; ..ssible to count on thi
*?' prize offered.
H\(, TO FAIIMMI.I.I .
??ru Corned
B Arrow. Thirty pec
u load of s< ?
Band on Main stree
D front of the big ten
1 P. M.. on Pa
i'ark, FRIDAY. SLriEM
<)"?* night only.
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I I X Y. World $1.?0.
PERSONALS H BRIEFS.
Notes of Happenings and Peupte You
hnr.n.
roam
A od ant..**. m'?*?il along,
lt tnt*. . il Vm home
When any...ink.' gue*, wrong.
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Mr. I ;ts all
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W. B. F
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in Richmond,
a delightful trip returned home
?niinc kind
W! Ul
and
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fortu ff.OQ oi*
I !.?? Normal.
tin- Normal glrla ..f this
phone
th their h..ines and
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a whiff from a hoi
on a
.:? town a:
lOtlfled t: I
A. V. W ii the
int is
with us
? Mph on lati
Sand i
in the h
It \t -? that thc
felic -a
to talk
about.
Mi Samp
called at the !
. gret being that his visit ?
? rief.
The Normal girls will have to get
the hustle on to keep pace with a
' fifteen-year-old Maine maiden wh:
"drives tho oxen, studies latin and
' runs a saw-mill."
"Willard" had his first experience
aa escort of a fair dauglr.er of Flo?
rida on last Saturday aftern
a horse-back outing. "Man>
returns."
One of the largest and best tobac?
co growers of this section said hie
tobacco so improved on the hill
during la "at he cut hut
t little
i Squirrel irleat in that itew to b<
served In that next Pickett picnic
Remember the day,
and carry with you wife and chll
dren and best girl.
f The prfemium list for the Fair ii
'- now ready for distribution. Get t
r copy, consult lt and go for thc
t prize you most covet. An opei
? field and a fair fight.
Mr. A. C. Moore brought to thc
lld office a hen's egg whicl
weighed 4 ounces, and says he ha
- that la)
- ahovt twe
at imposing parada
pion
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du not conflict with the
eight ni
Monda;
morning charged ^ ith fighting and
law. A mother prc
bab) it, bul
lin- : *i In
One month and ni ind tb
Home Coming ?
1910. While b
tion
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ut-tle on ni ? ht*
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walk
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?i. and now toe
mt la mid
winter with wa
and no wiai.s on. Guardian
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And I wait. Dro]
in a; n patty an.
rklng of I
t pair mac I
When the 0O1 .
binn aili H?
? aid office, and tod!
gloom the job press.-s will tak
on the double quick, and energie
put to sterner test in tl.
an even better Herald.
The programme of thc
i Sidney opening should have i
[ ed in last week's Herald, and 1
would have been our i
have published it. 1
is a live corruapondent at Hann
den-Sidney and theNormal. Lc
us hoar from you on the subject.
And now Mr. W. H. Hubbard, c
Rice Depot, ls drawing the reit
as he affirms with confident
the "noblest driving horse of a
this section" and then he add
"the madam and the children at
afraid of tbe animal, and I have tb
luxury all to myself." This t*
of best driving horse must be anaw
ed on the track at the Fair, ao li
the owners of roadster
for t et mai
b'-n.
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President Johnson's 1
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.- Norfolk and
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plumb the line.
Irving will be found
in thia
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him walking
Herald
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Mr. 1). C. Bickers, who
now
. of the B
to Virginia
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Third
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bright words, "1 did not
I * ..liing yon mj ?<
dam bad boy,' foi
with lt."
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.Saturday that didn't swing from the
but from the country
With tweet cider in 'em. The King
Bee of them all found its way to
the home of Mr. W. H. Richardson,
who lovea sweet cider and "simmon
and now and then a glass of
Ice-cream soda. Rut though he has
been growing tobacco since early
manhood haa yet to take 4h
"chaw" or first puff at pipe
even a fragrant cigar.
R. C. Cridlin. travelling
sentive of Chas. M. Stieff, makers of
the celebrated Stieff and Shaw Pia?
nos, is in town for a week.
desiring to secure a piano
from the factory and at fac
price, should see him before
purchasing. Terms easy; old in
etits taken In exchange. Ad
Herald and N. Y. World 11.60.
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BIBLE j STUDIES
THREE rEMFTINa ttUESTIOH&
Matthew 22:1: . 18.
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sw, and rv;
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multl
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.thy of
pie from tl I ultu in his*
weald have
llfflcolty In having bil edition nn.i
to put him ? lither thal if Jems shook! answer
amt lawful to give tri*
i .ii-.i ? r .fter him; I
? superstitiously, the Idea that they, as God's Kingdom, must i
tithes ? thly Kingdom?that it would he Irreverent t
under compulsion. We notice bow artfully they endeavored to ensnare the
r by comp! u npon his* truthfulness, saying. "Master, wa know
thal thou art true!" Xot only so, hut tbej sought to lntpre?w upon him their
latlon of him as n Teacher?that he would teach tbs light, tbe Truth, at
any cost. Aud so they said, "Th | the way of God In truth!" And
further, they fortified their position by saying, "We know that thoa regardest
? parson of men!"
.. treacherous compliments were Intended to ensnare him, but he
tly answered, "Why b Why do you veil
your bass designs under g.; me tho
tribute money." This was, literal: -tobo
paid. They handed bim a dentin- . corre?
sponding In value to about "Whosa ls
this Image and superscription?" They answered rei.lied.
sr unto Caesar the things that are I a. -ur's nnd unto God tbe thia*)
Ko wonder the wily Pharisees were troubled to ' te c-atch
him in his wordsl On the contrary, they vere (aught, for all ?.f i
??irv remarks stood to his credit in the minds of Ihe rom OMI
Next, tt.e Badduceea, the * tier by
. "lie of their sick questl. ti-- s ri In turn niurried
BM woman and all di.*. be did To which of them will *he bo
wife 1 ri tbs warreetlonl They did not ask, Ts which will she bs write ht
I or Purgatory or eternal torture. f..r neither Jesus nor toe li
Hitch teaching, 'rh.- pi ighi tbe n
and lt was against this ' ? I aimed t:
tion.
N..te the majesty of the err, not kn..".;
Scriptures, neither tho power <.r God!*1 Von do not understand the scripture
teaching respecting such qm lg In your question thc*
great Divine power which, nt thai ad will
straighten out all the difficulties of tbe situation. Then tbe Great Tea. her pro
eeeded t<> inform them that sn. h as would (gradually) attain te tbs r.
oh n-i would get a complete raising ? th condition*.
would "neither marry nor bs given In marriage." hut WOK I ar?
the angela Thus tbe sn* i and nnanswei thal
l fell flat nnd their Ignorant
Next, one of the Doctors of tbe Law sod entrap tbs Lord
ii of the relative important * .
1 oe of ni!
to two, ac- <? Law il ??
"Thou shalt love tl*..- Lord thy <?<?(! with ell tbej heart, I ail thy soul.
and with all thy mind ' 1 eat (chief
And the second ls like unto lt ? ..r as thyself. On
commandments bang all the Law and tbe Prophets." What could
the Lawyer say b ?'thing left to
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th ye of the Ifesslaal
I ea. her then
queried, "Hov- ti inn: Lord, saying;
The Lord saul nato mi Lord, Bil righi hand till I mnke thine]
footstool 1 If David ?
of coarse tbs .|u.-sti deep for i .
could answer all of their questions, bul aol answer his n.
tifully ? rdlng to the ll. sh. ?
of the lineage of Im viii, bnt tbat Gc les wt i ? folly accomplished tn
ih of tbe flesh- that ne lay dowt Ifldally, nnd was raised
from the dead to the plane of glory, honor and Immortality, "far above angels,
prlnci] be was
?avid, hm ? .., rd in that David
will receive through him, in due l inrrectlou from the dead, bat
also th >>f participation In the , -ncr of
W hose
earthly life ls to be tbe restitution price for I David
Thus it is written, "instead of f abc iii thou
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none
1.900 00
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? vate hankers
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pm amount paid for
sand tam
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-ewnlinn money borrowed
ToUl " * 41.487 04
nald Mella*. caahier. do solemnly memos
that the above is a true sta tamer,'
.- C-ounty ot'
land. State of Vinrinia. at the clou* of business on
- day of Set a* I*"1 of my
DOMALD M" R
I oro.
Director*.
? *.,>*erland:
before me by Donald
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"I have been soni- ive,
jut Doan's Regulets gave Just tho
esults desired. They act mjldly
ind regulate the bowi My."
?George B. Krause, 3oG Walnut
\ve., Altoona, Pa.
HAVE YOU
Seen
That
Barler
Ideal
Oil
Heater
-AT
Duvall. Son & Co's.