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Farmville and Suit
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TOWN DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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The following is- the Demo
cratic ticket qf town officers fo
be elected to office Tuesday,
? May 4th. ,
'/> ?' For Mayor:
- ben. a. joyner.
For Commissioners:
R. L. DAVIS
V: R- E- BELCHER -
B.S. SMITH
J. I. MORGAN
* T. E. JOYNER. M
B" "o?r? went to Nor
folk, Va., Wednesday. W: ?
.^IMwes Lila Bed and Sarah
Martin spent Eaifter in Selma.
Mr, W. N. Harrell, of Wilson,
. 'pent Wednesday in Farmville.
to Rev- ?nd Mrs. J. K.
Kirk Sunday night, April 4th, a
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Bora to Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
?j Gay Sunday morning, April 4th,
? ton.
Mrs. Paul E. Jones is on a visit
to relatives in Bethel and Rober
U ??aviUe. ? , -V:
Mr. and Mrs. Cha* Harper, Of
Caston* were FarmviUe visitors
Wednesday.
Mm^ w1 WarreQ an* Mri
<8$?SZ. w?' ? G-*
? Mr. and Mrt. a M. Holden
' wer,e Snow Hill visitors Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Attorney J. Loyd Horton went
- to Wilson today (Friday) on
profcMtonal business. -
' a jS**?? Neal Clark and
h ' *? " Earmvflle. N. C. ?'i
? ? Mr. Bnnn Newton, of Dur
JM?. spent Barter in Farmville
Mr. M. Cohen and friend, Mr.
h. rd(^' ,pent * {ew daya in
Show Hu< this week. They re
turned today.
Hermgny friends will regret
to leara that Mrs. McD.- Hortoa
??PCd t0 her room again
; wuh,llDe?- ; '.rf'."
? Miss Bessie Croom left Thurs
day morning jar Greenville to
aoceot a tuition as saleslady
with B. /. Pulley.
Her many friends regret to
; 'earn thai t Mrs. J. W. Parker has
been confined to her room with
lagnppe this week.
Solicitor J. Loyd. Horton went
to Greenville Monday where ho
presided at the iir/aeSS of
Pltt'a County Court.
Note the special message h
thus issue from Jovner Furniture
Co., and see them for anything
4 y?u may need for (he home.
Miss Annie Laura Lang ac
fa wS "ard,y;.n!i,h0 A- C C
in Wilson, spent I*?er at home.
Messrs. R. u. Newton, j. T.
I- We notice lo W. M. LangCo's.
window a nice line of Spring
hats.
We are glad" to report that
Ma&er Jinimie Barrett, who bos
been ill for some time with
pneumonia, is now (bought to
be convalescing.
Wo are requested to announce
that the Singing Class of Oxford
Orphanage will give a concert in
the opera bouse in Farmville
Tuesday night, April 13tb, be
ginning at 8.30.
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Ju$ received a complete line
of Thompson Bios, shoes for
Spring at W. M. Lang Co's&ore.
-Call.
Mrs. Ida B. Myers left Mon
day for Richmond, A-'a., to Jake
her littlt> daughter, Dorothy, to a
hospital for 'refitment for ner
vousness. She was also accom
panied by "her son,'. Mr! John
When you are ready for a
nice shirt.? They have them lo
suit at W, M. Lang Go's. Price
arranging from $1. to $5. The
Geo. P. Ide Shirt.
'Messrs. Fred Albritton and J;
H. Darden attended the marriage
of Mr. Albritton's brother, Mr.
Edward Albritton, to Miss Ava
Taylor, which took place Wed
nesday night at the home of the
bride, about three miies South of
Snow Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ghas. R. Town
send returned this week from an
extended bridal tour throughout
the western part*, of ' the United
States, including the' Panama
Pacific International Exposition
at San Francisco, California.
They report a grand pud glori
ous tour.
If you attend the concert to be
given by the children from the
Oxford Orphanage, which comes
to the opera house in- Farmville
Tuesday night, April 13th, yotr
w4U Spend - a modi enjoyable
hour, and at the sbme time yoo
will aid the In&itution in its work
of love. The conctyt is satd to
"be welt worth more than the ad
mis?I6n price/ j
Revival services at the ISap
tiit church, beginning Thursday
night April 15th. Preaching by
Dr. L. T. Reed, of EJaabeth
City.-, Servfces every evening,
beginning at 7:45. Come and
worship with us, it will do ,you
good. Plain preaching, .gospel
singing, afid a hearty welcomc
awaits you.? J. E. Kirk, pa&or.
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All over "tNorlh Carolina and
iu othei^tftatesenn be found boys
and girts leading honorable, use*
ful lives who were trained at the
Oxford Orohnnage. The busi
new of this In&itotion is to pro
vide e home for homeless chit
JUST ARRIVED
A full tine of Ladies and Misses coat suits,
Children and Misses
Middy and Balcan Blouses
Children's dresses and Ladies' Shirt
Waists have ju& been received, and are
ready for your inspection. Kindly come
in and examine them no matter whether
you intend to buy Or not We are always
at your service.
Yours to serve
Cohen & Pearson
"Leading Outfitters for the entire family."
Farmvllie, N.Carolina
dren and train thetn (or ChriAian
citizenship. All who arc in sym
pathy with Such work should
lend a helping hand. The Sing
ing Class of this In&tution will
give one of their high class and
entertaining concerts in the opera
house in Farmville, April 13th; it
being Tuesday night of next
week. Make yopr plans now to
bear these children and thereby
help this worthy cause. ? ,
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QUICK ACTION WANTED. -
When one" is coughing nod
spitting? with tickling throat,
tightness in chest, soreness in
throat and lungs? when head is
aching and the whole body
racked with a cough thct won't
permit sleep? he wants imme
d'.ate relief. Thousands say
Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is the surest and qoickest
ndling mcdic'ne fo- coughs,
colds, croup and la grippe.? G.
E. Moore, successor to S. M Pol
lard.
' ? V A German Secret '>
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Much inter has' been created
by observing on the windows of
our drug #ores, the. .new, richly
colored signs Which are even
more striking alter dark than in
day lighL
They are a filmy,' transparent
material, radiant with royal col
ors and the process of their
manufatfure is a German secret.
Before the commencement of
boeftitities, we are told, a supply
was ordered by the' makers of
the famous Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil, and sixty , days
alter war was declared it was
necessary to get the?a through
the lines from the interior of
Germany by carrying the entire
consignment as persontfr bag
gage throui.<i to the Iioitaml
American Steamship Co.. in
Rotterdam? another tribute to
American ingenuity and. presis
teucy. ? 'p
mm?
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh Tbct Contain Mercury
M-mcztMry-rrlU otirciy Cea^ojr the sense
of omeJl tir.il t '.v Ucranxo \ho
WbOle ej'stcm tvhen cQlrriB? It through,
the raucous ouirfaccj. f3uvh articUs should
never. bo vera exrc9>t on ? prescriptions
from, reout^hlo pltyiricinns, cm tho dazhago
uey trjii rto ti t?n few txtfcc cood you
eajr ptKz'M" dcr!vo frt-r> ? them. Hall'*
'Catarrh CcrJ, mmnfacwrcd by P. 1.
Chimoy 6 0\, Tn'oda, O., coalsJna no
neniury, r.=rt H Int^rsnHy. nctln*
directly upon J ho Hood nr.4 tr.ucoca cur
BM0 of W srste^C : In b's*7tnr Hair*
Catarrh Cure 1* euro you fprr tJvS Rbnti
Ine. It t* *kJ??n ln*er??tHy aM m~6r> In
ssb& *
Bold by DniicKtats. I?r!r? Zr. per bottle,
Taks ffan'oFcdlg Dlls Fct ctrati potion. V
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YOUR ATTENTION IS IN
VITED
to the quality, variety, ntid prices
REST GROCERIES IN TOWN
Colfees, Teas, Flour, fruits, etc
T rade w in nine prices. : " We're
tagging; the goods, showing the
brands, and selling in rapld tran
sit time. Don't delay? buy our
GROCERIES TO-DAY. You'll
need *em all to-morrow.
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J. A. M1ZZELL & CO
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FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT
U ?' A. F. EASON. Reporter
-'v;<C/a A* * i t'-.fcSS :/ . :!?*,; -ili
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Rev. J. E. Kirk, of Farmville,
warin totfn "Friday. ,
Mrs. A. F. Windham spent toil
week visiting in GreenvU|e. .
Messrs? A. C. Owens and C
M. Smith were Greenville visi
tors Friday.
Messrs. Abner Eason and A.
F. Windham were Wilson via
tors Thursday.
Don't fail to be present at* the
concert by the Oxford Orphan
Asylum, here oa Saturday night
April 10<h. Tickets on sale at
Fountain and Go's Sore. ' !
The revival began Monday
night April 5th and will con
tinue for ten days. Services
every evening at 3 o'clock and
at night at 7:45, conduced by
Dr. Lewelyn T. Reed. Be sure
and come and lct'^ give Dr.
Reed a full house at e very ser
vice.
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The board of town commis
sioners met Mohday night, April
5tb, and enabled a law to pro
hibit the sale of eider, orheef or
any imitatiofts thereof after May
IS. We feel that this is a good
l?w and a great Sep forward
toward the progress and welfare
of the town.
At the Mayor's court hero
Saturday April, 3rd, the follow
ing cases were tri&l and disposed
of, Bynum Battle (colored* af
fray, fined $1. and cotft Thomas
Everette (whits) affray, fined SI.
and corft. B. F. Varnell "and
James Perry (white) tjttray,
judgement suspended upon payr
ment of co&. B. F. Varnell as1
sault with deadly weapon bound
over to court.
At the Democratic mass meet
ing; held here in the town hall,
Wednesday night Mar. 31fl, for
the purpose of nominating candi
dates for the coming election,
the following nominations were
made. For mayor: Abner Ea
son; for town clerk; W. J. Tug
well; for treasurer: M. D. Yelver
ton; for chief of police: Jno. T.
Eason; for commissioners: J. R.
Owens, R. A. Fountain, and R.
L. Jefferson. The ele?5tion will
be held on May 4tb.
Much to our sorrow Mr. R. A.
Fountain, chairman of the board
of school committee received
Friday April 2nd ? statement
from county Superintendent Mr.
S. B. Under woo I, Sating - that
our school funds were exhausted
and we would be compelled to
close our school. . It was quite
unexpe<5ied to all of us, at we
were sure of an 8 month term.
The teachers Mere preparing
for a commencement7 and were
also intending to have a picnic
at the 'close. It was thought
thai enough money could be
made up for the >chool to run
for 2, weeks loneer in order that
wc could prepare the com
mencement, and on Monday ' all
the pupils returned, bat Prof.
Mnttox announced to them that
school had closed. It was quite
sad to both pupils and teachers.
?On being told that the school
had closed, 'Mr.']. T. Eason hur
ried to the school house and
served fruits and candy, which
was higdly enjoyed by all.
CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Mm's Unr Tut" Stub Ynr Unr
BKkf Tka CUsMi Ml Yn
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IwiJ^Wirt
pleasure; be viporons and full of ambi
tion. I hit take no nssty. dtitr-toun
calomel ImftUM it nikn you sick and
jrou may low n day'* work. SSV- \? ~i
' Calomel la jnerMiry or qulok?!lv*r
whi5f causA nooroti* of ue bone*.
Calomel crashes into ?our bl l<- lik.
dynamite, breaking It. up'. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
? Lfrtcn to mo! If you want to enjoy
the nicest, jfiiitl? t I Utlt and ? bowel
cUansing you ever experienced Juit t*k<J
a spoonful ?I hanuleu I'-odson'a Lfvcr
i _ Vour druggist or dealer
fegj *<*, ? W cent bottE-of Do5??',
n.ivtr Tone under ray personal money
tack guarantee tint each apoonful will
1 clean j-DUr ahigvlah liver better than a
doM of nuty calomel and that it won't
mako'yoa eick. .
Dodaon'a Liver Tone ia real liver
Incdlcwc. You'll know it next morning
trcauae you will wak. up feeling fine,
your liver *j|l bo working; headaclw
nnd diitinen ronci ataaach will bo
rweet and bowels regular.
' I>*Iwn'. j4j*t Tone la entirely vege
table theref<*? harmless and can not
S'W* it to, jronr children.
are nsfHMDodeoa't
Lh^f Wo* instead ?jf dsngcroni calomel
?otr. Your druggist will tell you tbat
entlnTy" ' U ^
1 FOR THEIR
always hardest to *eU a carriage for the fin* b*^^$e rcalUe
t and this is the model that almost invariably pleases boih father
I mother.
ometrical design, perfect finish, detachable box cushions, reverai
we waai 19 ?b?w uu? v??^|v ??