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PRONOUNCED
BY ALL
THE BEST
MII.PHERD'S CREAMS
sold only at the
OF * .
CHAPPELL CO.,
re i e .???-?t'fountain
is are >;
CRNH, VASES
and all kinds of Building Material for
Cement Block Houses. Fences
.
W. A. Slocombe & Co's.
i.
(Ker Misses Davidson's Store
FARMVILLE VA.
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
.then your kidneys, cor?
rect urinary irregularities, build
cp the worn out tissues, and
tte the excess uric acid
that. ts rheumatism. Pre?
vent Bright's Disease and Dia
bates, nd restore health and
Refuse substitutes.
ATTENTION!!
? -ncr
\bout thc] Fire,"
? I impi ? --.ion,
1 sta and ' Mer?
chants
IN
INSURANi
tate and Stock!
Owners
? your property.
n
mpanies among the
BEST
protection at a little
E R. BOOKER
General Insurance.
*? C. GILLIAM, Agency Mgr.
FARMVILLE. VA.
He?
atllug uii!it:iry I
rigid with cou
i iu all Insi-ni.:
I'"d u very r.iw
-tiou:
? drilled t*>fore?"
' ! ' ' n-.vuit. And in
? th? eridtnl d
Try on the cont
Hiive youV-Llpj.iu
f
r
%
1865 1910
Company Contract C?st
CONSIDER WELL the I
**" Life li
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
HAS ALREADY DONE THIS FOR YOU.
If in- md kimi 11 i tat
1 will gladly fur is . >? '; *h**
comparison of my
Company's Contract and Co&
t-\
^5^^^ Agent
W <f*-^ Farmville,
i
Hoards Dairyman Says:
?i. hay
Make your cow a market for your
feed ?aer product will be taken care
of by
The Farmville Creamery.
?fOfiV 9
RosenegkBrewing Co.
RiCma-V9np,Vir*3ini,i
"?#>'
REWS CF PICE EDWARD UNI
From 9
;
ellen!
ool Ililli.ii
?
Mrs.
*. .Mi. .1. I.
Madison
,u Lynch?
burg with
an.I J, I.
w ill
D
. .1
I i oil) Lunka Mills.
I
? ll.
Mi
K.I
1 of
Allei
Wil
. ill.-.
?nilly
for I bright ai*
Quit* a number of th.* ;
* immunity arc attending the
anion meeting being held at Drakes
Branch, services being conducted b]
Franklin, former pastor
ulah M. E. Church, and oth?
ers.
From Darlington Height*.
12th. Miss Lizzie Dillon
hag left home to teach school this
winter at Drakes Branch
The young girls of the neighbor?
hood are all leaving home to attend
school or to teach.
Miss Dennie Overton lefl iMl
weah for Lynchburg.
Miss Belle Towler spent
with Misses Martha Watson. Helen
Foster and Adeline Cunningham.
Mrs. C. H. Cook spent la?t week
in the home of her sister, Mrs. Jno.
Fads.
Mrs. 0. W. Watson haa returned
home with her girls, after spending
f pleasant week in the home
of Dr. W W. Hamilton, of Lynch?
burg.
We are very glad to see Mrs.
John Cunningham well enough to
-
Prom I
known as i
? week.
I ori?
gin.
ell Thompson and
daugi :: poi ia. ha
willi
. Mr-. Li
Mi 1" C. \V
and little
?
\\ K Chappi
! w. W. Campbell;
\V al?
?
fi om a I
Mr. \v l> !?
av with he
Prom Buckingh sm.
of till ,-.
i urant and
. be
! Will Ix*
the i: ed with the a
?
ij a m ?
Mm -I.
N'.'N. ?
guilty of murder in |
:
well known in
.. colored men named W
jail in w.-st virgil
.-.I with ki.: mihi. Way Q<
Coi.!. io !>.? Buckingham
temped to kill :
woman
to leam o
ere is a n
n b]
Mountain on lal
A number of pata
Mitton
?
A party of young im-n came up
ii an automobile on the t'.'ii
:u the
depot at Arvonia to this plane i"
the w
Monday of last week, the ith, was
labor day and the R. F. D. mall car?
riers got a rest.
Young Mr. Childress who waa
killed on the farm of Mr. J. B.
Hanes. owned a house and lot near
this place which will probably be
offered for sale.
The Republicans are getting busy
again. Some of them get . very
busy about the time of national
elections, or rather when any fed?
eral office is to be filled. Wonder
what little stream will run fast
enough for the G. O. P. to pit him
against the mighty Flood of Appo?
mattox.
From Cumberland.
Sept. 14th_Mrs. Sue Gray, who
has been visiting Mr. F. G. Flip
pen, left Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Jefferles left Monday morn?
ing for his office in Richmond. He
expects to be with ns again in a few
days.
? >iggs
es in I;
bo
Bi3
I
and two
Ti...
s"i- -hall
aud daugh j lnejr,
lieu
'ing relar
Norfolk.
l'uea
will
I Her,
?
I
? ir borne ?
.ned
trip to .
Va.,
Mrs Mar) L of
Cliarloit* n .
Mr-, ll. If. i
Katharine Allen has return?
ed fr. Koa
mingham.
Willie
Garden.
, uma East,
Mr.
M,.
TH'
? Thelma '
'''..Hie
iy for v.
Mr il, of
Mn*.
W. II. Wa! .
Ma ' - at
tendlng school a (
par
ville,
Ot*e
tho
W. H. Wu!
I I
Mr. W. I hia
nch
"
i.* t. M Mra.
.niiiier with f
for
Colpep this
br
? urg.
irria
?
in Lynch!)
sick with f* ia
mini
Hil ming?
ham. Ala . who ha?
nnie,
is sick with f.-ver ami will be taken
hospital in Richmond soon
soon for Hixburg. w will
teach school.
Prom IHIIwyn.
Sept. 13th_The Gospel Tent
Meetings at the Seventh Day Ad?
ventists camp-meeting on Fahr
ner's farm, on the Plank road, are
stirring the community. The Health
lecture on Saturday night drew a
large audience. The lecture dealt
with the primary causes of dis?
eases, and it was shown that by tbe
use of rational remedies much caa
he done to lessen liability to dis?
ease and alleviate much suffering.
The fact that there is an increasing
interest on the part of Municipal
and State governments to Improve
their health departments shows that
the subject is a vital one. The
prevalence of disease in the citiel"
calls for Hrenuous measures and the
public mind is being educated to co?
operate in eliminating the cause*
of disease by personal and publi
hygiene. As there is no section
country exempt from disease th

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