The Farmville herald. [volume], November 11, 1910, Image 1

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THE FARMVILLE HERALD
OL XXL PRU Al N'O ER ll. 1910 v>. ?>
SATUHOAYAT RICE.
,V li 11 AT THIS BUSY IRADI
CENTER
! In. gt I .r Bright Tu?
ba*.
representative of the Heralc
a flying trip to Moa <>n Sat
? and tonk in a bird
? a town.
Igoai rattled in from the coun
uf them a wagon-gig drawn
?y a .stalwart ox, who uiov
ihafta while the
without the reins looked on
fied as any
ll Ming fruin the wats
?
igy behind
alni went
* ground
?
i i not at play.
- .--.t, the
1 was
? all bright and
.v. the vet
..?..*. k old)
and Hubbard \- Hnb
tiuyinK. ami where
??ts Hubbard then
omes the tug of war."
The prices ranged from $45 to
$6. Forty and twenty seven and a
.vere also paid for other p.le.-.
.anagers said that during the
the sales had been satisfac
aad that the Danville average
ad been maintained. Rah.' Rah!
. ea! May she live long and
. er.'
The warehouse ls a capacioun
milling, 190 by 60. with a floor
?vace 150 by HO. forty feet being
i ' ted to the prizing room ol
* H. Hubbard, on the south end,
nd two retention rooms on thej
for the convenience and
rt ?f farmers. The building
. lighted and furnished with
odera-day ooavenlences for
Og tilt- "? (
Par and
food slater, ami
? Hi ie OOd that
SI VDAY.
lutuma a
blee
>ut in
? : ma ituroes
ailing all.
Daj of
best."
I
THK MOI VI \IW
ml a
resting I
in
p.
of
al Ippia
:est apple erei grown In at
' (hod two pounds and su
wan five inches high
-h thick, and sold for **
I grown la Southside M\
not so big. but are *l
1 ?? tooths. ,n!
itier of our smaller i
$70 In market too. Lets
DJ apples.
thc
Po Tai Payers. {n,
tha :?? ar 1910 are now
ame are paid on
?-. 1st, 1910, a penalty
t. will be added. Pay
a thc '* ".al ty.
F. W. Hubbard, ia!
Town Barge an?
ani
- gei
for Hess Stock Foods ^_j
col
ad N. Y. World $1.60.
I NORMAL ll \c: i ALU
\ I.nd.- Matte* Inrantad Will ii
lb art is
day made a small pure??
I
I
it colon and a bair braal
au outlay of 01
Kut thd painter took this n
to his studio and i | t an
day, until his skill had spread tb
tt little ,*
B Kt] Mtg was invested ii
ti.tl materials, out of whici
antons palatial
m>1(1 ;
..iii.
'A cultivated Intellecl ena gin
M vain*- to anythlaj
it touches. Knowle
; An education I
in this world. Sunn*
a fi D aa he i
the artist spreading some brilliant
t-* on the canvus, "What i
your paints with?" The lacon
;iy was, "With brains, sir." A
trained brain ls an investm-nt wort!
than the richest geld ininc-."
Let Farmville aid in the ed ma
'icu of ar least five worthy and am
? ls and start an influence
'OOd at work which will |
The Herald would be glad ta
' Its columns with nam<
contiibltora to t!5e pood cause.
JOSI i'll RINGI RIW \ BUMON
?wun i.vwk."
l>m- reason tor the undyiug pope
laiity of "East Lynne" the great
e.notional di ama, which will be
lied at the Opera House by a
splendid company tonight, is that
your interest is at once excited
Richard Hare is accused b
vi'lainous Slr Francis Levison.
Richard's attorney is Archibald
i ai ly le, who has just taken as bil
bride Lady Isabel, the pretty daugh?
ter of an Imporlabed earl. I
isy is wrought upon by the
ilaadeet-im- meetings between her
d ami Barbara lian* Rich?
ard's Implj
?i do willi Richard's trial, im!
.ady Isabel, not knowing tins and
leing goaded cm by -? heming Sir
3 i Pram i-, who loves hoi
*
?
tha
iel child, v. ?
ad d In her un.
?
it h c :
pin
ll
_
com l Kl v i: IN Bl 8SIOW.
The Virginia C
pal Church, South, B
Virginia, G DTeoed In annual b
arv Church, Rlch
Dnd, on last Wednesday morning, aj
willi BlahOP Wildon v
ling. ei
Th- lay delegates from Farmville
e Judge Crute. who will stay at
jrphy's, and Mr. H. E. Barrow,
io has been assigned to the Ia
*ton. Mrs Crute accompanied a
I .hui "'
?ns of this venerable ra
ely are alwavs looked forward to W
mine interest, not only
I rn em be s nf that denomination, v'1
t by all the people of Virginia **<
th
- -.1 in "Ulick un 1 *i Dow.** ai
Not "Football Colors" but
or of tl>e carton containing Fol- nc
s Ron tod ap
remedy for all cou
Po not accept a sub
tute b it you get the nc
?
mt sea mmim
MET l\ LUCI i RB ROOM Ol
MBTHODIBl CHURCH.
fl ll On Tu situ. Mmll A
cr mi Fha ftohoela o
?ntatives >inda
OT din
?
of thc
m 1 practical talk on ti
DO] Wnlk
-
food * . .Mr. Fu
Blbla
Home
the
Training Deportment
th-. Cradle H
Woodruff, the Primary Department
it ion.
: Ban
Mr. .Maddox; Bee., Frank Blanton;
?ide Talllaferro;
Mr. v Vt
Departmeat Bnperlntendc
Elementary, Mrs. S. I>. Waltim
Training, .Miss Coalling
Horne Dept, A. F. Gilliam.
Adult Dept, Mrs. Sanford.
Temperance, Mr. Hd. Boadamnl
Ifeeeonger, Mr. it' ger Warren.
House Visitation, Mrs V. Valden
Honor Roll:
Karmville- Methodlat S S . Karm?
ville Baptist S. 8., Farmvillr
tn S. S.. Olive Branch S S .
lob n's Memorial S. S.. Appomattox
Presbyterian S s
Kj?is<en?ai Baaa ?>
Thc- ladies of Johna Memorial
Church will hold a Bazaar in tin
Armory next Friday Bight the ISth.
ul and fancy articles will bo
offered at reasonable piieea, manv
Of which will be suitable for Holli
?1 meat supper
? ii all ki
red.
??ntitb-s you to suppl r oi I
amount in ?
Hi -.i- M *i Prtnaar* Ora i<
C?t s: , I I rt Ci ll I g ihOOL
i
m.nd es
I
: .inn
deary, Ann
( IMBI i:\ \i< RI <T Ml
>
ian were la cha e punch
owl.
The only music of thc- Braning
i hy Dr. S and s.
lOOt thoroughly enjoyed by all pres- sj
it.
\ Correction.
Tl
Editor Herald:?Please allow us
few words to correct a slight
istake made in your last issue lu ?,,,
Terence to appraisement of water tj,
orks. The engineers were Messrs. W)
L. DeMott and H. L. Shaner. T
duation made by tl.em jointly bi
is $4... This, as stated
e engineers, was physical value
i did not Include franch
id going concern value. to
The council declined to grant a a(j
w franchise and called for an Du
ng the company y,
its right to twelre I
hlch lt COI to do.
ry truly,
Farmville W. H. L. & V
-,, li>10. H. C. Crute, B
_ cu
Herald and K. Y. World $1 60
Sf! [fi lilt ELECTIi
IV'..
I
Onlf, < *
Bj I b il] M
ni lin- i. pa>
fanta I ta 1 lad Ita ut
I n
Ing, and so
the
.1 and
? .' ?. ?
ianda down to bandi
I he mark of a giant.
anned the "pan00" and
ond. The- cause.-, behlad
lotion we will dlaCttafi from tlnie to
time. Bnffloe te. say just norn that
the high cost of 111 Bg and the an
full part.
If it means the permanent
meat of T. R.. then (her.* will be
additional cause for thankfulm-ss
on the day designated for an expres?
sen of gratitude on the part of the
of a great country.
The vote- from Brime* Kdward is
as follows:
The amendment extending thi
sion of tha I Laeembl)
Farmville-: For 14, against
Proepeet: tar .'!; against ll
s. Creek: tot I; again ?
Wareham: tor i; again-- i
AhUeae tot 0; agnlnet tl
Briery: For 2; agnlnet 5.
I
B ie For 4; against I
I .' ,1- I .: IO; t.:.iin.M .'OH.
npllfylag h
lativo prooedore:
? 1 7
Abilene: For ?
i ? 871.
I
14. tc
R
i -
lt lt (?;.
tor IS; a.
Tatala: tar Ht; agata* BIS. ur
ngressman. R. Turnbull
Farmville, 156, Prospect, ll; ^
ll; Abilene. 21; Wor
lam, 33; Briery, 7; Gre
3; Rice, 34. Total.
tri
wi
tin
iii.
yo
le Farmville Toba-cc? .Market.
pla
poi
Owing to the lack of a good sea
n tobacco has not been reoeiTOd in V.,
is market in such quantities as
is anticipated for the week, and
t some 2,000 pound loads have
eived and prices have been
iv to the farmers.
The Herald begs to say *t
at it would be glad from WI
to keep the farmers fully
of the Farmville market.
it to do so it must be f
e facts before noon of each Thurs- '
tlo
y- the
_
Bring us your "Prescriptions." 25<
me are too difficult for us to "ac
compound." White Drug wm.
<>n* I Int \\ aa a Credit To Farm
ville.
In the hurry of the write ap o:
exhibits at the Fair, the Her
ted to lay much emphaali
the
I
irould have
de?
la all de
i the
wort
World lim log t!
?
has to the childi
- an important
g rapidly and we
:t. Mr. I
pirntloa to it.
* ralle,
are
i to
uodertake t.i furnish all the
of Fair
and not be guilty of some such orals
sion, we- will hand him over the
chromo.
The Herald Ired from
carefal and latelllgeal readera many
Of commendation 00 its
of Fair week, and yet the
management feels its failure-s aa I
others can not.
HONOR ROLL.
Proepeet High School for October.
Miss Annie Moore, principal.
Seventh grade Luvelim- allen,
Baulett.
Eighth grade: Pearl Allen.
Ninth grade: Ruby Hubbard. El
ile r.nis.
lt \NU Kits TO UA\yi KT.
The bankers of Virginia ha>i
divided into groups, and Group
so. 4 la maele up of the* bankers of
ition of thi Bl
On the evening Bheff
Otb, tho Farihrille bankers will
brotherhood at ?
lanqnet lo I
Son, iltiag baal
it. ami an
nil wit h
.
alni
tlag for those from
ll liiii*. ItHi-Slilnej i. Rich iimkmI
0 -ii
I
i to wltrn
:
tri- '
I
ath- e
and ?'
.
u
I
$
-
?-.un Paalc<t Hon at
u
Ile. w
e of a tent Itt- ol
pctor General, Grand Camp
. of Virginia, for the 4tb Dis- <I<
ct. Your appointment as such te
ll be published in the issue A th
s Grand Camp's Proceedings at
? session recently in Norfolk. And gj
u will be obeyed accordingly.
Fraternally, ed
Tipton D. Jennings. Ca
Inspector Gen'l. Grand Camp. C.
of Virginia. lae
_ po
Woman loves a clear, rosy com- .
xlon. Burdock Blood Bitters
rifles the blood, clears the akin,''111
tores ruddy, sound health. 1
- ,by
rhe White Drug Co., sells Bur
:k Blood Bittera. br
to
D'-an's Regulets cure consttr
n. tone the stomach, stimulate
..
Ue and easy passages of the be
Ask your druggist for them. , ieN
:. a box.
-
in
A'hite Drug Co. sell Donn's ttegu
ta.
it KU
MUOJC III.WION Pl
til Memhers Pi a Malt ni a tJt
lanena! GonMlered. Wor-h <*?
S:r, i - I . I
.-ular aaa
uah fag
atteodaace. T - eif tba
aad
fal
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nar
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78
" cemetery irj 7*
" water
?aa
Tobalano.* |ja
17.077 34 t 7.077.M
By balance. U SSH M
The following accounts were al?
lowed.
E. L. bills.HU6 M
Chas. Bugg i Son, supplies tM
iluckberrough & Horner,
work for atreet. 2.M
F. H. Davis, supervising . . 21.99
B.W. Paulett <fe Son. pip,. . |.t|
H. A. Meeker, snr. streets.. 63 84
W.A. Slocombe. road, streets !**14.#f
Tidewater Iron Works, sup 65.Of
Standard Oil Co., binder . . 206.Wt
Martin, tax book. . . . 8.0*
SW Paulett & Son, a !2.*?
C M. Walker's Sons, rations ?.y#
J.P. Heil Ca, trana book if.tf
t. w Hubbard, postage . . i te
Caulett * Mugg, f.I .... 12 34
I Com. Co., taid. . . 4.99
flour oil *9
i'.\i Walkers Boan, f.i 6.3*
ft. s. Rice, repaii 2 ia
lt. B. Rice, pedi. . 4 ot
rom Voung. poii. 4 oe
Hms, poli< ? 4 ot
4 *)9
4 et
I. N. J* ' vi
r.s. w\ t
i. s. Meador, police ?
vt
luckin
kt
1.11
? ff
-?
4 itt
i S4
Hornet
.,*. t)9
I
t
i 2 1 Ot
N
i
1 ba pui'
eaV
?
any, I paid
?*
Ig of
I his fla?
nd a fraction,
al, whick
as prom
Ob I -feat
Ueetlttg town taxes. Chalr
an Vaiden read three ordlnanoaa
juling in detail with the whole aya
m. Theae aili tie pabMohod **
e Herald.
ad fruin two ea
neers in which the projected Mala
reet improvements were dlscusa
and offers made to give speclfV
tlons as to the best methods.
The committee will make further
at ions and make other rw
The street committee waa author
>d to buy crushed rock to exi>e
:e the work on the streets. Tba
sire is to have this work finished
Railln.a vr* wrdornd *o tlU
n 4th stn
Tue subject of a rear ontranea
the lota of Mrs. Cobb and Mr.
xter Davis was left to the street
? and the trustees of the
hie scholol, as the proposed a>
r would have to run through the
;h school lot.
The council agreed to accept $91
full, of back taxes on the lot ot
(Continued on page five.)