The Farmville herald. [volume], September 16, 1910, Page SIX, Image 6

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MRS MARY BAK:R EDDY.
Christian Sci eifee Leader ls
Subpoenaed as W Itu sss.
MRS. EDDY SUBPUENAED
i s?tian Science Leadei May Appt-a
, Against Alleged Petty Theft
tian
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METHODIST PASTOR
AND B!HL MISSIN
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Preactier's Name is Conneciad
Willi Heiress Cy Gossip.
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linn) has nut beea heard
ll fonda*,
when he went over 'e. Nlohola "j
i Marian White, '
' laughter ol
Luther H. White, said to be a million?
aire, also is missing, and gossip bera
ban eoaoeetad the names of thi
tor and tlie younis woman.
The pastor's wife and his motherin
law live In Ithaca, and they sa\ thev
don't Know wbere Mr. Hradhurn is.
Nobody knows that Miss White is wits
Mr. Hradhurn, as efforts to ascertain
the whereabouts of buth have proved
fruitless
Mr. Hradhurn went to Nichols to ex*
chance pulpits with the pastor there.
He has not been seen sim e. The same
day Miss White packed two grips and
hired a man to drive her to Tiona
Center, where she boarded a train llet
destination lc unknown
KILLED AT BIER
Man Shat Dead Beside Hit Daughter'!
Body.
John Walker, ot Edwardsville. Beal
Wllkes-Barr* Fa., was murdered dur
lng Monday niK'nt while he kepi t
tieatb vigil over tbs body of hit?
ter, w-hr died last Sunday.
Mr. Walker wan shot through thc
heart and George Walker, one of hil
brothers hs* !? ed ard heit
Ov suspicion. While tbs. police art alsc
searching for anothei brother Al
drew
The police were notifled by some
neighbors, who heard the sound* of j
fight and tuen some pistol shots li
the Walker house Walker was fount
on the floot in a room adjoining thc
an* where hts daughter lay. Then
vras a bullet hole through his he*;
was smouldering. Neighbors bad seel
tha two suspected brothers leave -he
house after the shot was heard anc
ths police started a search for then
at once.
Discover Two Bodies In Cistern.
Acting on a clew given by an an
?nymous lever to Mayor Crowd*!
of Jackaon. Miss, a cistern beneatl
a rooming house here has been dralr
ed and two human bodies found. On'
?f the bodies ls that of a child only i
few days old and the other that of
man. The rooming house, it ls alleged
has been fr*qi;ented by women, most
ly strangers In Jackson. No arrest
have ret been made.
1100.000 For York Inventor.
An Invention of fibrous asbestos fin
?roof covering for wire hat been sol
hy H Luke Owens, a young and strut
?Ung mechanic of York. Pa., to th
Central Electric company, of Kobi
aectady. N. T.. for 1100.000.
??Idler Drowned While Fleeing Arrei
Fleeing arrest for ahtence wltaov
l?ove, Private C McGlatson, Compan
H Twenty-fourth infantry, ot ton Oi
?awto. juBfad Into the Oeweko river ?
*?>trmmta, rt Y , aad maa drowned.
Sell Your OW Gun
Buy a tfamingto/i.
^^ ???-? mmmn.
You like good things,
good horses, good
dogs, and you have
always wanted a real
good gun. This is
your opportunity.
an afford to sell your old
gun for almost anything, be?
cause the price of the high- '
grade Remington is so low.
Every man is proud of hi?
Remington.
We
ton li
tron
are in beti
than tl
. '
their
old pin at the fi
buy oj.
at thc cost of an c.nh:,
Paulett & Buss.
Let Me Be Your Druggist.
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MAILORDERS PROMPTLY ATTF>;
-iM IS TO PLEASE.
J. A. GARLAND,
Bain striM
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Farmville, Va.
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' ?'IV
The Farmville Fair and Races
TO BE HELD AT FARMVILLE
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
25 26 21 28
OCTOBER, 1910
Attractive Program. Liberal Premiums. Entertain
ments of High Order, Home-Coming Day.
Racing and Tournament.
The management has been earnestly at work to make the com
ing Fair the best in the long list ot brilliant predecessors. No judi?
cious exyense has been spared in the work of preparation and with
such weather conditions as October brings to this section the occa?
sion will be made memorable. The address ot welcome will be made
by one of the eloquent sons of the Old Dominion, music will lend its
charm, sons and daughters from far and near will gather and com?
munion ot kindred spirits will rule the bouts.
Special premiums of intrinsic value are offered and should put
to the test the best skill of workers in all departments of human en?
deavor. Let the people ot this section of Virginia touch elbows with
the management in assuring a signal triumph. This exhibition will
sing our praises or write our want ot progress. The gates of Farm?
ville will be thrown wide open to receive all who may honor her
with their presence.
For Premium List and Full Information
Address
S. W. WATKINS, President J. L. HART, Secretary
For Tournament information address
JOHN R. MARTIN, Chief Marshal.
ni'iioih i i \ ii:
A number of cases of typhoid fev?
er bars broke n out in and about
town, and In order to avoid danger
of this dreadful disease drink dis?
tilled s
My ice is made from absolutely
pure distilled water. Take eight
pounds of ice and break it up, and
place in pitcher, and allow same to
melt, and you will have one gallon
of absolutely pure ice cold uat.'i
that has asea distilled as well aa
. and if you take as much as
tw> ni>-fivf pounds of ice a day
thia pure distilled ice water will
- ou only a little over three
cents a gallon.
Probably you will be surpris*
know that one gallon of the purest
water that comes to FarmviUe ls
sold in the frozen state for a little
lover three cents a gallon. Let a
little ice melt In a clean vessel and
you will have the cheapest, purest.
and best water that money can buy. j
Aside from the .'anger, one case I
of typhoid fever wi*! cost more tha j
all the ice you would use for drink?
ing water in a Ufa "nie.
You are invited to visit the ice
plant and see tor yourself how pure
and clean our water is before be?
ing frozen. The purest, cheapest,
coolest, and best water is that ob?
tained by melting ice that is made
from distilled water. Ask your phy?
sician.
W. C. NK.WMW.
YOU
ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED
To make us a visit at any time during the next few weeks and inspect
our nursery stock. We want to show you the growth our Model Orchard
has taken on this Summer on "worn out Virginia land."
We are here to raise and sell nursery stock?call and let us show you
what we are doing.
GREENS NURSERIES,
1 MILE SOUTH OF PARKVILLE.
JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
FRUIT JARS.
Ccme and examine our stock before buying.
H. E. Barrow & Co.
COMMISSION MPRC'IANTS.
Kirschbaum GotKca.
dtm3Sma tUtlHl XOtklSia
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THE days will soon be crisp ind
cool. Nature will don her
glorious Autumn garb. And
then you'll want that Fall Sir
?
'urn out.
?
? ir-cloth fuundat
"Ail-V*.
i hy Ute 1"
ina (abel ls the identification mark of the
ni ide at the i
PRICES $15 to $35.
N. B. DAVIDSON
OLD GREEN BOTTLE
THE FAVORITE STRAIGHT OLD
KENTUCKY WHISKEY
It Is Sure To Please You.
CALI. ON
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Farmville Dispensary.
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AND
AFTER ALL
The ability to sustain exertion, even
under adverse conditions, is the true test
of the value of any feed ? in other
words what you want is
Results?as judged by the
condition of the stock
and the one crushed feed to keep stock
up at the very hardest kind of work and
insure a full day, day in and day out, is
Como Horse and Mule Feed
Oar original combination of Ground Alfalfa and sound, sweet
?elected grain products Unfennented ? Unsalted ? Unadolterated
CotU let* than Oat* i? much tater than Corn whola
or chopped goet further than any grain or feed.
Mada by
The Como Mills
Company
St. Louis
SOLD BY
Farmville Commercial Co
&
THOMAS A. BOLLING
BRICK a MAKER
CONTRACTOR ANI> RFILDKR.
My specialty is Rrick Work, Teams for Heavy Hauling, Fxca
ami (trading. Refe.ene*: Every it?l"e*? man lz the city H"r "
Farm viii*. Pt one Nc ia
Herald and N. Y. Won)