LOCALS AND PERSONALS
OF INTEREST TO
. Farraville and Surrounding Sections
Mr. J. H. Buck, of Ayden, was
in Farmville yesterday.
Mr. L. Pearson, of Snow Hill,
WM id town on business Thurs
day. > "V
Seed peanuts for sale.?]. If.
Harris. j
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen and
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hotden were
Snow Hill visitors Tuesday.
Matt*. R. J. Prodtor and Poe
Walker, of Nashville, paid Farm
viU? a business visit this week.
Mr*. W. C. Askew is on an ex
tended visit to ber stfler, Mrs. S.
M. Pollard, in Roberion county.
Virginia seed peanuts, for sale,
apply to W. J. This pen, Farm
villa. N. C.
Mewa. R. R. and J. R. New
ton, J. Y. Monk and Kirg Barrett
were Greenville visitors Tburs-'
day.
Mrs. W. L. Johnson has been
ia the city for the pad few days
vUitinc her mother Mrs. Ida B.
Myers.
We represent J. L. O'Quinn, of
Raleigh. Photic No. 48 at any
time for choice cut flowers. ?
J. W. Joyncr & D. E. Oglesby.
? Remember the entertainment
in the opera house here to night,'
(Friday) by Ortnondsville High
School and b4T among those to
enjoy it
The Philathea class of the M.
E. Sunday school will have a
/ cake sale at Joyner's furniture
Aore, Friday and Saturday be
fore Eader.
Steed peanuts for sale.? J.' H.
Harris.
There will b? 3 conecrt al the
Curraway and Tugwell school
house, Thursday night April lit.
?The concert will be free and
everybody is cordially invited.
Dos't forget to sec or phone
\ us early about 'hat EaAer bou
quet of lovely flowers.' All
order* filled promptly.? Joyner
8c Oglesby. Phone 48.
Mr. M. Cpbcn was summoned
to New Orleans, La., by tele
grom Wednesday evening an
nouncing f.hu serious illnett of
hitsi&er. He le/t Thursday on
the 4.-05 train.
, , A rival meeting was begun in
tbe Methodic church here Sun
day night by the pailor, Rev. Y.
E. Wright. Services arc being
beldeacferdorning at eleven and
at night A cordial invitation is
extended the public to attend.
AH (be ladies seemed to great
ly enioy tha openings of tprinz
.millinery and fancy dress gtods
Wednesday and Thursday, whilt
the m<n were seen in squads
here and there with long faces,
as tbey realize that this is only
the beginning of a heavy draw
oa their Httle bank accounts.
Don't forget the cake sak. at
.1 Jobber's furniture ftorc, April,
2nd and 3rd: It will save house
ttivfee a lot of worry -it this busy
time. Phone the Philatbea class
at >bis (ftore on the above dates,
and they will be only too glad to
i set aside . a > nice wholesome
horo* made cake for you, when
you have iime to call.
The Philathea clots will be
?lad lo take your order for any
spec^l Ea&er Cake. Jufl sec any
of the following, they wilt, lake
delight in having it bake4 tor
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" Alice King.
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i The Ormondsviile High
School will present two high
class and thrilling plays in the
opera house in Farmville Friday
night. March 26tb, entitled "Out
in the Streets" and "Darky
Wood-Dealer." Music' will be
furnished by firing band. The
price of admission will be 35c.,
for adults, children 25e., and a
special price of 15c. for all
school children under 12 years
6f age. No reserved seats; first
come firft served to any seat in
the house. Remember, thfe show
is to-bight, March 26. Come out
and enjoy it.
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Elsewhere ia this issue will be
seen a notice by the Democratic
Executive Committee of Farm
ville, calling a Mass meeting to
be held in the town hall on
Wednesday night, March 31&,
for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Major and Towq
Commissioners. Let our people
remember the date and ^very
one be present and nominate
such men as will not only han
dle the affairs of the city in a
business like way, but men with
backbone enough to see that all
Uws governing the city arc en
forced to the better, and these
should be a class of men who
have the town's interest lit heart.
Men who arc conscioncious and
law abid'ng.
Advertising is like inve&ing
money at 100 per cent. The
returns arc a hundred foldT . |
W.T. Azbel), cxoostmastcr of
Epwortb, Ind., writes: I suffered
from scvctu trouble with my
kidneys and. back. -First bottle
ol Foley Kidney Pi'.!-. n.?vo me
relief. Thousands testify tbat
backache, rheumatism, tore
muscles, aching joints nnd blad
der weakness .vanishes when
Eoley Kidney Pills were taken?
G. E. Moore, successor to S. M.
Pollard.
NOTICE!
A Democratic Mass Meeting
will be held io ihe town hall on
Murch 3 1st, IV15, tor the purpose
of nomipaiing ccndidatet for
Mayor and Commission srs to be
voted on at the regular town
ele<ftion in May.
R. E. Bclcher, Chairman
T. C. Turnage, Sec'ty.
W. A. Pollard \
Kxccutive Com.
To my friends:
I have decided to work for (he
News and Observer, in their
liberal offer to win a trip to the
Panama-Pacific Exposition. I
solicit your help, nod will greatly
appreciate any aid Riven.
sincerely,
C. B, Masliburn.
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JUST ARRIVED
A full line of Ladies and Misses coat suits,
Children and Misses
Middy and Balcan Blouses
Children's dresses and Ladies' Shirt
Wai&s have ju& been received, and are
ready for your inspection. Kindly conie
in and examine them no matter whether
you intend to buy or not. We are always
at your service;
Yotirs to serve 1
Cohen & Pearson
"Leading Outfitters for the entire family."
Farmvllle, N. Carolina
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Schedule of Passenger Trains
Through Fannvillc
Norfolk Southern
Kail Bound Weil Bound
12:39 a. m. 4:05 a. m.
9:06 a. m. 8:29 a. m.
6:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m.
Sunday Schedule
9:06 A. M. ' 6KH) P. M.
Eafi Carolina Railway.
North Bound South ^und
7.40 a. hi. , 1.40 p. m.
3.00 p. m. ? 6.40 p. jn.
5.12 p. m.
Sunday "Schedule
10:30 A. M. 3:30 P. M.
E. L. HOWARD
Cement Work of all Kinds
Phone No. 86
Fanuville, N. C.
TRAfNS LEAVE FARMVILLE
?EAST BOUND?
12.39 n. m. daily, "Nieht Exp
ress," Pullman sleeping car for
Norfolk.
9:06 a. m."' daily, for Plymouth,
Elizabeth City and Norfolk, ?
Brolier Parlor Car Service
Chocowinity to Norfolk. Con
ne<5ls for all points North and
WesSt.
6:00 p. m. daily. Except Sunday
for Washington.
?WEST BOUND?
4:05 a. m. daily for Wilson, Ral
eigh and We&. Pullman Sleep
ing Car Service. Connects
North, South and WcsS,
8:39 a. m. daily. Except Sunday,
for Wiispn and Raleigh. Con
neds for all paints.
6.-00 p. m. daily for Raleigh and
all intermediate ilatidbs. >
For futher information und re
servation in Sleeping Curs, apply
H.S. LEARD,
Gcn'l Passanger Agent.
J. D. STACK,
Gcn'l Superintendent.
NORFOLK, VA.
"I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re
ceived from the use of Thcdford's Black-Draught," writes
Mrs. Sylvan la Woods, of Ctifton Mills, Ky.
"It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds,
liver and atom- sfc troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught
saved my lit.: ; girl* lift. When she had the measles,
they went in on her, buf ?ne good dose of Thedford's
Black-Draught made thent break out, and she hss had no
more trouble. I shall never be without
indigestion, headache, aizzi
biliousness, and all similar
ight has proved Itself a sa^v
EWWphrtntg. fry Black
n menu ocveniy-iivc
>veo its value. Oood for
where. Price 25 cents. . ,
years of splen
young and old.
NOTICE!
This is to notify all persons
that the Farmville Gararge Com
pany have dissolved copartner
ship and is further to notify all
persons that }. T. Bundy, T. M.
Doit and F. C. Albrit ton will not
be responsible for any debts that
may be made in the name of
said Company.
This 5th day of March 1915.
T. M. Dail
J. T. Bundy
Y'. C. Albrit ton
YOUR ATTENTION IS IN
_ VITED
to the quality, variety, and prices
BEST GROCERIES IN TOWN
Coffees, Teas, Flour, fruits, etc
Trade winning prices. We're
fagging the goods, showing the
brands, and selling in rapid tran
sit time.. Don't delay? buy our
GROCERIES TO-DAY. You'll
need 'em all to morrow.
J, A. M1ZZELL & CO
Farmvilie, N. C.
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T FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT "
BY A. P. EASON. Reporter
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^ Local Happenings Wise and Otherwise
Mr. Zeb (Jay went to Maccles
field Saturday.
Metsrj. K. A. and C. L. Dower
and W. It. Crisp were in town
Sunday.
Prof. L. A. Maltox spent Sat
urday and Sunday ut his home
in Wethlell.
Mrs. W. G. Little is spending
this week visiting Mrs. C. F. Par
ker, of near Pinetops.
Mrs. Baker Pittman and Miss
Inia Pittman, of Falkland,
were in town Sunday, visiting
Mrs. G. M. Smith. ;
Mrs. J. F. and Miss Annie
Killebrew went !o Macclesfield
Saturday to Attend the picnic
there. They report a pleasant
trip. 9
Chief of police, J. T. Mason,
went to Hosemary Monday to
arrcs't Albert Edwards a fugative
who escaped last fall with a load
of tobacco belonging to Mr.
Cell Crisp, of Falkland. He re
turned T uesd^' with his prisoner.
Rev. C. B. Mashburn held ser
vices here Wednesday night in
the Bapthft church. His sermon
was highly enjoyed by all who
attended. Thursday morning lie
visited the school here. He de
livered a ledure which was
highly enjoyed by the teachers
and pupils. /
VVe take pleasure in announc
ing the coming of Wallace Lee,
the Magician, Impersinator and
Lightning Sketch Arlist, on
Wednesday night March 31SI at
8 o'clock in the school building.
Mr. Lee was with us on Febru
ary, Utb, and his entertainment
was sUridlly high class in every
resperf, and we are delighted to
have him with us again. Let's
show our appreciation by giving
him a full house. The pub!!<* is
cordially invited. Admission 15
and 25 cents.
Man proposes and woman lets
him propose again.
Rev. J. 'U. Kirk held his regu
lar services here Sunday morn
ing and night. A large audience
was present at each service. The
sermons delivered by Mr. Kirk
were interesting and enjoyed by
all who attended. lie spoke on
"The greatness of Salvation"
Sunday night, and it was an ex
eellentsermon. fie will be with
us again Monday night April 5th
to behin the Revival here, assist
ed by Rev. Mr. Uei<i, of Eliza
beth City. Don't forget to be
present at every s -rvice, ii will
be worth your li
It is with plcaMi/e that we an
nounce the coming of the Sing
ing Class of. the t >xford Orphan
Asylum, on S turilay ul^Lt
April 10th. We have had the
pleasure of bavin them with us
for the pt>.st two .< ears; and the
programs rendered by them
were entirely satisfactory. Their
conduct and their entertainments
show that they are under excell
ent training, and we wish the
institution much success. Every
one come and enjoy an evening
of real pleasure. Tickets on
| sale at Fountain & Company's
Isrtore.-"
isLOMEL WHEN BiLiuuS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOO SICK AND SALIVATES
'Dodsos's Liver Tohe" Is Hamltss Tt
C'ean Ywr Sluggish Lhrer
ud Bonis.
Uflh ! Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrible ! .Take a dose of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose
a day's work. ' .
Calomel is mercury or nuickailvcr
which causes necrosis of tne bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bilo crashes int/> it, breaking
if up. This is u hen you feel ^hat awful
i!a!i.?ea and cramping. If you. aro slug
gish nut1 "all knocWcd out," if your
liver h torpid and bowofe constipated
or you have headache,, dizziness, coated
toi?*;c, if breath is bad or stomach sour,
jnst.try u spoonful of harmless Dodson's
1 liver Tono tonight on my guarantee.
Here'* my guarantee ? Go to any drug
stqre and get a 50 cent bottle of Dod
son* Liver Tone. Take * spoonful and
if it doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fino and vigorous I
want you to go back to the storo and
cot your monev. Dod son's Liver Tono
in destroying the salo of calomel beeause
it is real liver medicine; /entirely vege
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make you eick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of Bod
pon's Liver Tono will put your sluggish
liver to work and etcan your bowels of
i that sour bile and constipated waste
I which is clogging your grstem and mak
ing you feel miserable. *1 guarantee that
a bottle of Dodsdn's Liver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling line for
month* Give it to your children. It is
i harmless; doesn't gripe and thoy Uko its
1 pleasant tasto. * ...
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IT'S, always hafdstft to sell a carriage for the fir& baby. We realize ?
that and this iathe model that almost invariably plea&es both father |
and mother.
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Its symmetrical design, perfect finish, detachable box cushions, reversi
ble gear, and oxcellent springs appeal to a man's judgement. Its stylish
appearance, roomy body, nnd beautiful corduroy upholstering always
take the mother-' s ey?. '
We want to show this Carriage and oar other new
styles to yon and your husband some day this week
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers
5^y??l?' ' ? * }$M ?* % N. CAROLINA