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The Farmville herald. [volume], September 23, 1910, Page SEVEN, Image 7
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PRONOUNCED
BY AIL
THE BEST
?HERD'S CREAMS
. ed .' i:*y
?I' Ol-'
CHAPPELL CO.,
-i "fountain
uv dispensed.
rUNSVASKS
and all kinds of Building Material for
Cement Block Houses. Fences
i altai
W. A. Slocombe & Co's.
..? andeee us.
? -rf u!ly given.
I Oner Misses Davidson's Store
FARMVILLE VA.
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor?
rect urinary irregularities, build
tp the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre?
vent Bright's Disease and Dia
bates, and restore health and
Itrength. Refuse substitutes.
ATTENTION'!!
tied that our former
\i><>ut the] Fire,"
desired impression,
sis and [ Mer?
chants
ire increasing, IN
INSURANl
! state and Stock]
Owners
among the
BEST
?: at a little
I BOOKER
Oeneral Insurance.
Agency Mgr.
FARMVILLE. VA.
jn Name.
. .. .; DI
8 D Jo
i tat 1011.
rfc of the ti
- .. *.
.
THE PLANTERS BANK
OF FARMVILLE
FARMVILLE, VA.
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY
There principal I legriee;
ability to serve and willingness to I'
The ability of tV
mization ami system which liave as their cliief object, tl..
f.-it hauling service that study and ex;*
In th. IO small f.>r the a"
nothin. too great for I il the Planters Hank.
Cotrespondenee or conferences im
RESOURCES ONE-HALF MILLION IX)LL-\RS
OFFICERS
H. A. STORKS
President
H. C. CRITK
vice-President
\BKER SCOTT
Cashier
R. S. WARREN
? tant Cashier
I* 1865 1910 j
Company Contract CpiF I
poN'siDFR WELL the Ihree above essentials before pbcingfronr j
c:
ONSIDBR WELL the Ihree above essentials before placing;--..ur
?ife Insurance.
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
HAS ALREADY HONK THIS FOR VOU.
If interested state your IgC and kind of pol -\ and
1 will gladly fun Ls . you a sample policy for your consideration and
comparison of my
Company's Contract and Cosl
Agent
Farmville,
Va.
?
Hoards Dairyman Says:
"The best and n i.!e marke' .. hay
and r, that a fanner can fi:
ly is tue return, when transformed irv
ire, but the reflex effect on tl*
Make your cow a market for your
feed?her product will be taken care
of 1
The Farmville Creamery.
*f>>r
?
RdsenegkBrewing Co.
Richaiond, Virginia
NEWS OF PiCt EDWARD III
11 .in i''i.i.-ii.
? 1!< --Alter the st..lin ?
th.- .alni. Fm t h i ? ?
*. hlrlifflg i
but the \ isit ini? young ladles hav?
ing n ? their homes our
(?.uiitniinit'- *-<l lo its
normal condition) and j.
things are all quiet
Mr. Alien Jones lui
ing sereral days with relaUvi
?lk.
Mi
Thursday t.? <-nter upon her
Mr. w B. Chappell of A'*
spent Sat unlay night at Mr. Wm.
and Sunday with With Mr
X. w. B
Mr. Tyler preached a
forting sermon to thi
people la-t Bund
ii ls visiting in
ike and Lynchburg.
of
?Ik.at Mr. H. M. Ws
Miss nora Barkadale who has
I I.n on the sick i
ImproYlng slowly, bul i
still > bed.
k .ailed at Mr. J. War
iu'.'K and lefl little
Margaret Clair 0
like her.
i Hm Liligiimm.
?urned
I
on the i Ith of -
?
ii Her. v
*
i
I
?
I .
Dr.
and Mr. Marstilla pi
Mr. William Lewis was bitt
\e at his hom marie
and
not having effective antidotes at
hand and gome time having elapsed
?
?
?
'
\vh hi
' ?
m Willis Mooni
.:inville a:
ditton, and uni.
* oTer
I arl ot the road will hal
Farm
ile tller
tablishment at Dillwyn,
and ve farmers are hoping
0 will he good thei*
From Sheppards.
Sept. liol..?The fal hots are busy
days cutting tobacco and corn,
saving hay. filling silos and doing
?its of thr
Ce.ii g.. Carter is still the cham?
pion tobacco ra leer, with ira tot
nd. Quite a lot of
Mr.Forbes'tobacco will make "pound
and I..- ha-- a splendid crop
ime "BOOM County Spec?
ial" with four and five good ears
to the stalk. This is tin- variety
furnished hy our corn demonstrator.
Nortel Pollard, willi,* Bailey, kl*
nith. Wiley Cillispir and Char
.uiglian all aspect to fill their
iliis week. This way ot
mg feed -trike-, nie et being alright,
a- ih.i.* certainly must he more nu?
trition in the green stalk
or hay tl.au could possibly be in
the dry product Then too the stalk
is uti] td of only the bindea,
The cream business appears io be
profitable and 1 would not be sur?
prised if in a short while that th.-re
will h.- two more "milk rout"*-"
from this neighborhood. There are
two now, one run by Henry dills.
and thf other by Mr. Itenno.
The many fri.-n.ls nt' Mr. ("har?
li.* McCraw sympathise with him
in his sorrow. Mention of his
:... r.a.. !
I*.-.'ii made. Mr. lleCrai
? mi' time our popular deputy
iherlfl .on after reaching
.
? 1 man, .! He
. fara
ily ai man]
Eton of N'.'W
? 'lunch.
| will sow
?
Ititi in Pio?
nt Whlsi * ''k. and a
good many pe .pie .itt.*:. :
nt that tho win
Fi om Buffalo.
Mr. lohn Do
.' H Dinwiddie
conn'
mville No ol.
'ker Hut::
in Appoint
ill in
-il to the Buffalo Kl
treat lureka Mills.
with her par
villo.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
M. W. Chappell, who has b-^en quite
sick with chills, but ls now con
?nt.
Mr. R. H. Garland, of High Point,
letted friends here last
?.liter
M.
W .
f
ling
with
last
I the
high
... *
l
?
day
.i ifni duet t
''has,
'itch
from Simm Ml ?
-?neb
?'?lui the
winter with her son in California,
Mr. Vivian French has ac* t
litton in Richmond. y
Mollie Byerley left Satur?
day morning for her school in Hen
rico county.
Mr. Kdward Byerley has moved
nily to Farmville.
Mr. Jo.-l Jon.--., from Lynchburg,
was the guest ol Mr. H. G. Garnett
">-k.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F Howard paid
a flying visit to Mr. Il C. Carnett
last week.
We are glad to report that Mr.
?fohn B. Phillips is convalescent.
Kev. Hawes IV Clarke preached
at Clove Church Sunday night.
and May Clarke
uri. whero
are attending sobool.
Ml Ke.le || tlie guest of J.
M. Hlanton and Maynard French.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick 1) Wood
son spent Saturday and Sunday
with her pare:
Miss Kan*- Oarnett has been vis?
iting bl I'S. H 1>. We
Mill Mount."
Mr. R. Q. Garnett is wefting on
with his dairy and is adding
to his cows whenever he sees an
opportunity.
Mr. .Lib n Ky. | ia gland, is
rlsttlni W Good?
man.
who has
?
ly.
Mis k C ? tgbUI B has 0* ** vi-it
ber old b
J. M. Phillips has just re?
turned from a visit to her dau|
?:? rnard Bonlfant, of Powha?
tan.
I i ..ii Dillwyn.
2ut h. '! ??? the
Seven!
Partner's farm, i'la;
linne with una! The
Irew
du E waa
well fll He-ulth
was
tit. The
the
^,
fol
I
wilt
cold ii the
?
At
ed the 1 'of
selatioa.
with tl -tate
igin and
Immortality.
nday, the 2oth, I
held, ll a. m. 3
and 7:u0 p. m. Tho Sabbath.
and for Whom Mi
day in the New Testament, and Who
Chang. bath, will
biibjects to be p.
$1,000.00 reward ts offen
one text
from the Holy Scriptures aut
ing the observance ot Sunday as
sacred day.
to
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