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OAHOL.INA, M AUCEL 1?, 1914
LODGE; No. 218
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VUitln^BrothersWelcome
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. FARMVILLE LODGE
I. O. 0. F. No. 373.
13 : PHONES i Office 49
DR. H. P. MOSELEV
Pi? vFARMVIUJE, N. <i ?
In Office of Dr. C. a Joyner.
luilfBi with w. M. Um.
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Idunn & darden
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Farmville, N. Carolina.
attended ta|
JAS. P. TAYLOR]
Photographist
STUDIO op toirs to Hud . Hard- 1
wanflCo'a. Building.
Farmville, North Carolina.
For Putting Down and
REPAIRING
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PUMPS
F, G. ALLEN, FarjnviUe, N.C.
Cbatint, Mcore & Btker'i
SHAVING PARLOR
f Located on Main Sue?t ?*
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SITE EMU!
coiimy home
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Commissioners Closed Deal For|
Eighty-Six Acres 1-Mile North
of Greenville ? Building To Be
Modern Brick Strudore.
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The board of county Commis
sioncrs held a special meeting
Friday to transact some business
deferred from the. regular meet
ing on Monday. Among <mer
things, the board closed a deal
whh Mr. C. T. Munford, for' 86
acres of land on hjs Wilson farm,
a mile north of town, as a loca
tion for an-; w county, home. The
price paid for the land is $65 an
acn, and the board, has tba priv
ilege of taking a lew more acres
adjoining if they should want
to a new road- that wig. t>e built
op. 'the , sires#' of H,
purchased by the commissioners
is that portion of the lark lying
to the north of the Tnrboro road
and fronting immediately on the
railroad already has a side track
abutting the property.
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county home, plenty near town,
and when the home is complet
ed there will be every sssur
ance that thoao who are cared
for by the oeunty will have
every comfort provided for them.
The board of county commis
sioners ere to be commended
for this Aep. The new home
will be a monument to their wis
dom, and be pointed to with
pride both by ths present and
comiug generations. And the
cofority "is to bo congratulated
upon having tudiaboard of com
missioners.? Reliefer.
Thanks to a Kansas editor, we
now know why men <lo boIro
to church. These are aeyen rea
son*, towit: The Sunday news
papo, the automobile, tiresome
sermons, the collection' baakei,
failure to reach th? bwbet shop
on time Saturday nigh t, misplaced
r* ~ ^ 1 ? ? " ? ""f* - - -- j
anyone should be able to- select
t.
This is to notify my Meads
and former patrons ia Farmviil*
and vicinity that ! will be in- A*
/wn m iiniiu T ilnvi' V^trim
|pvNrapp^?ip?i?i 'T?."
nhiK Monday Mnreh The" tf>th,
for the purpose of cdlle<ftine the
tcvpyrtofet)
to sand by hiotne enterprises. But
remember tfcat ydu cannot set
the folks to find by home enter
prise* unlesa they are convinced
tiHsMsesas
a business frn may lis# food
for thought i? the f?<5l that the'
great mail order house isgetting
richer jrear.? Ex.
): Mama Bof SauttdhiQ.
. We are to note that Mr.
Claude FlanafflW, >bo for the
^fewyewalw beltf ? pori
tiosj with the AnMKcaa Tobacco
organ pealed forth, the
na: "Now. it is high time
len automobiles firtt began
l on the road* there teemed
ao Mm that they had no
fore, nd that thair use
db.^ Wt? by law.
out doubt there is still preju
igainft them but why should
be? It would Mem that
man has a right to travel
ie public highwav as he
ies, hit vehicle be a cut or
tora bufty or an aulo
i. Besides automobile own
i> thefcr part of the taxes,
pay their general taxes like
Mvup
DFMOCRACY IN
IB fORf FRONT
s
Troublesome Mexko ? Grtai Britain
Shows loyal Friendship? One
Yen of Democratic Unto.
' Washington D. C., March 1 1th,
Wif? President Wilson is having
considerable annoyance in keep
ing Mexico from developing in
to more serious matter. How
ever a great deal is Wing tent
out by -various sensational Press
Bureaus and by what is called
"Mellow Journals" to 'he ef(e<5t
that an invasion of Mexico by
the Unitud Ssatea army is only
the question of avery short while
The fad of it is that President
Wilson is htvadling Mexican situ
ation sritjn; a firm hand, and prac
tically every European Power of
any impedance has approved
Praeideoi WiliK?'s humane pol
icy. The execution of Benton,
the British subject has called forth
mora disCuaaion than ana' other
event that has transpired within
the lad six months^ Whether
or.notth&IoaargentG?sieral VH
1* was warranted in executing
Benton has not yet been decided
but it is believe^ that the investi
gation now being made will clear
thia mattf.Bg in a short white.
jM'iliienllie United States will
com pell him to pay a satisfactory
indemnity for taking this man's
life.
The recent developemcnts in
Mexfco have been sufficient to
convince the civilized wc:' ' that
we hold the unwavering friend
ship of Great Britian and that
ahe will do nothing to embarrass
President Wilson in his Mexican
Policy. Secretary of State Bryan
haa assured Greet Britian that
the Death of Benton will be treat
ed by thia country as if he wens
* citicen of the U. S? and Great
Briftta can eslc no more than
this.
President Wilson has now
served ono full year in the White
House, and no President that
<sver entered that White Ho*se
has been so pertinent and ag
gressive as ho, in fulfilling the
promises made to the American
People by the Democratic Con
vention which nominated him
In July of 1912,. Furthermore,
Mg&fegttgl
nation has made such a pro
satlon of the world in so short a
'MJSSl * ***&*
Wilson has. Me has probably
made ? few trifling miAaket,
? w mm liinrtiA bfll .he
any .serious mis
' entiro country
for absolute
patriotism
nship. The
however, is
r qucs
n ' put
hiaad
i gam
w
? the vet
For Sale? t have four or fivJSH
Koung Sing? cone. White Leg.
torn Roofers yet for tale. If
pou want ono, a A qeick.?L. W,
Oodwin, Farm ville, N. C '> ?
WATCH OUR WIDOWS
for the fine display of good
things we have to offer you.
Our assortment of
CHOICE GROCERIES
is large and varied and sure to
please even the moil fa&ldious.
We buy only of find class con-,
cerns famous for the purity and
grade of their goods.
Get our price and compare
them with others and see bow
you come ouf ahead through
dealing with us.
J. A. MIZELL& CO.
Pone No. 26
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lo, madam, t
commend ftcadache
that affect thoheartacti?* Uli
easier to suffer cteroporaHliv.
with a bursting head than it ia
to dio with a bumtnir hedrt."
"But I can gaiety recom
mend this. Bwn soiling it for
15 yearn and Barer hadn case
where it did tho lout harm."
"Oh, yea, it'a pleasant to
take, wo scire it at our foun
tain and it ia the moat popular
remedy we have for Hwdache.
Neuralgia, Backache and other
achee that aia superinduced by
colds and ctomaetrdJacrder*.
"Which site bottle will yra
hareT" -
"Thankyoa. Palladia "
10c. He. He fcMfc*.
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Sold by I. M. WHELESS
Druggiil, Farmville, N. C.