The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, January 06, 1899, Image 4

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The Farmville herald. [volume], January 06, 1899, Image 4
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Oui Fa
aiul Winter
DM HOODS rt! Ol H VNH
Ladies' Dress Goods
Celebrated Zeigler '
!<>K I.VIHI-* vv ONLY.
Helli'
FLEMING & CLARK,
PARMVILLE, V v
Our Magnificent
Fall Stock
, Kl U?Y I IR YOUH I SSIM
nol
III.S' UH KMNi.
-
ill Ila -
?os Un
mutti -
WEI \ N li! I
PO s ?
$50.00
SEWING MACHINE
$25 00 CASH?
J. B. WALL'S.
K. I
MAUI \.\ IORH S I
FARMVILLE lAHUFACTURIMG CO.,
FARMVILLK, VA.
t 1,000 for beaded cell
1,000 for -
OUR PRICES.
OUR GOODS.
urn nisi
?
timi 1
ind niiiu-i-ia
G. M. ROBESON, Proprietor.
HEW SHOE STORE!
SHOES.
ms -link.
W. C. FALLWELL
We Have Completed
and now occupy
ni ll NI AS \M> COMMODIOUS WORE,
H. \s'. Coi ner M
FARMV1LI I?-. S\..
I
(lint ral SW// Ila rd un,, ,
Sit Hit, lllimls uml I Innis.
Il 111/nii ami Carlia -. 1/ I, ,,,,!,
Studebaker M'agons,
Aijiii ntl 11 nil implement*, I'lnirs,
Casting*, .1 <.
-
Dnvall, Robertson & Co.
Farmville Herald
ANDTHE
Thrice-a-week New
York World,
Both "in : |.iio,
Till. HERALD,
usille, Va
JW!
^llVERrlLLu
^ndTonic Pellets
forms of ?
: .-uni Biliooaneaa.
The Link Pill C/cilllSCS
Invigorates
tent.Mc.
BROWN MFC CO . N > aile. Tenn.
2,500
PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO BE SOLD.
PR1 I,. .1 ti i-t. NOTION'S,
- ani "-IU i '
thi* tots ii, .m.! i most oordlally
? ? lends uml ?oqnalDt
..- i pro pow
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
. . om.-. !! von SO vdu will
ery Man Who
WEARS SHOES SHOULD READ THIS.
I nm BA\? HT s I R
. a- unoil ti- ans linnie,
ani I si ii venture lo say 1 will five sun
I in-; ni>r I* \ i it i.iMine- or Boom for the
.?ms ni nus house in town. Ms
i.lo i- i'i lt K - si I - \.Mi -MALL
PROFITS,
?HooTS TO BURN."
I has. Booti md murun,
: ma ns -ttii.il si sea. 8s ? -
ni the I..--! kip stock, thal I mn going
- I ll IS I III. IIIK-l V I Silo
I In- For Men aud Boys.
1 - nd Arni
SHIRTS.
sties, Blent*li anil 15 ?
MIA S I NDERWEAR.
ie f td* itinl
No, I. In this linc
com petit lon, for I propone lo give the
- I tor lin- KW S I.I -I
? SLINKS Ol his .,! ins compel
All Wool Pant Goods
? ??-, ami ss ail make the pi
Have Just Remodeled my Store
np io tin- i ellina
ol running
? soil Iii -ie Ih.'Ill
a iu s.. m. a trial
Slr \\ l i- si ih nn- ami ss ill I.e
- lids,
??is mun Friends Int pa
ive the pl. a
- Ul III lill" Inline.
? CEO. RICHARDSON,
1 SKS|\ II.I.K. VA.
W. T. D0YNE
BuOOeeeoi tO Hoyne A Sun,
UNDERTAKER
anti dealer in
FURNITURE
Repairing uml Upbolaterlng
linne iu the I tent Manner
?wi
1
hi
ss'iii Paper, VVindow Shades, Plano*
and Oncnne, Behool Furniture.
MVILLE, v v
J. A.
523, E. Broad Stree':,
? IND, VIRi
il . AND ? SHE
md Confect ions.
WEDDING CAKES A
SPECIALTY
Pine Catering In All Iti Bruehti.
Special Att.'iitihti Given tu
BANQUETS OUT OF THE CITY
...
. -- .-.- ??- -.
sr*- i
THE CORN HARVEST.
Muss (?> Kin l p ? Caller w hleh Dees
Ur) HITeclise Work <>i> Hie
K\ ."rtiii." I nrni I iel.I.
sled ss ,':
: of coin 'he CUtl
ss Uh !
: tluui the nhl hi er. bul
nut u|i to the patented ci
cadi of ss liicli do thc w ol k of I'- nun.
Bum ''.s 12 indi
j.lunk. Width of d.al 2 feel IO ii
Knist -, i l.i are 2fl Ini i ?
- of .'in old *-t;ilk cutter,
sharp hi ls upward to make
a dnntin^ cut; their front end li fat?
tened fl rmi j to thc tied bj/ a wood
?crew; tba hack end, is Incbea fnun
HOMEMADE COHN ci'l.
the -h",!, is hulled tn a hardwood 2 by
feel 10 incbea long.
It extenda alear aei oi tbe aled i
spiked on. d'he aeal (d) is 2% feel
i j i high, ami spiked on. The
?pace (< i between the knives and aled
i*, filled ssith a -.-inch piece made to tit.
ami is fastened aeenrely. The spring
contrivance (f) for holding tbe st rin-^s
to tie the hun.'hes ur gallows hills la
just hack of thc seat. Mine is made
fruin n spring from au old steel trap:
?sshen in place it is upside dnsvn fruin
ss lint it ssas mi the trap. A long spike
?.sith a Battened head is tlrisen down
thrOUgh the huies. The spike sshen
flattened looka like the letter T sshieh
is turned crosswise of the hole in Ihe
sprinu; so aa to hold it down. The
?tringa are then put under the under
? t he apring, which I
firmly; at the nther end they an
bj a ss ire tlrisen in thi
iver!hem. The si ring
:
- iould he fastened on 11 ?
-o .as not tO ea'ch
? sometimes, bul
:. Muzzle the h< i
(??ti hills square. When
I cul the tsvo gallon
be,
? ! ms corn in rn ?
? I pu Ila i ss Inc Si rim.- ? from
back of t he sent. I i
?
ether
while I tie it: then ss . half
nf mir hunch hs the I- I them
d. and
(-el nu the sled and go again till wt
Iowa hil] i ? ir through
Ibe fi.*ld: thal leaves foin rows on each
side to cut. Turn around n
miss had,, and -un on! ss hen tt ?
even e shock ss., sto*
?
nnn go i
With
the corn - ll
withe
st tim) all hi' ! ss inter that ss ny. \
them stat d fruin our- to thi
ss i 11. ! : t t ss 11
feet from the lop and Ile ssith li
ssmiiid on n spool thal I
enough fur BO shocks. I (hint
handier and not so apt lo tangle; thi?
el one, th.- "-hucks ssill stand. J.T.Hub?
bard, Iii Farm and Hume.
TWO FARM MANAGERS.
A Hon* I'lde lase from \\ li I el. Seores
vf Land Owners I an Urns, a
\ alualile l.essua.
The following case illuatratea Ihe
difference between good ami had man?
agement un the sa hip place: V farm
contained anon! MO acres. The naan
Bgi r waa a good local farm fur
He carried aboul M brood suss- ti
duce pirs to he st.i.i as "roasters" In
the City. The BOWS lived ii
finement, became uneaay, ate their
? id lhere ssere no sales. Ids
waa grown in eonneetlon ss iii,
'?(.rn, oats nnd potatoes. The
ager worked at anything and ?
thine, sshile his men loped along to
?nil themselves. This au
rontinoed for three or four sear-,
tl,en an energetic auperintendenl to .k
hold. He released the brood son
down the feed and got them li
healthy eondition; purchased a lol "t
sln-ep fur earls- lambs, raised a quan?
tity nf runt- fur the sheep and bl
potatoea in quantitiea for i
kct. iiml made nther cha;
portanee, Tbe Ural manager n i i
i month ned found, um! sseni be?
hind $3,000 ' ? | y< ar; the Dew
??r received ?! anuna
hi.il found, and made the ,
ting. Bot!
ai lindusti iona, bul lined for
. I ams. ?Troy (\. V.)
Tarred Kelt fur Hoofs.
? ? ?. paper roo! ai
inn he pul
'
'
sci i and pail I
' hot, and "
I to |
Iii three un
? r eua tin*,' of tar
f will Inst a lifetime.
Harm rind Fireside.
t;<i to Hus ne'a for I uraiture nnd you
a iii sase yooreelf mont
Tin* loweel price I.I- are n
amye tbe cheapest Trj ua for flavor*
ug Kxuii'!- and spic.-.
H. c. Crate, Druggist.
Hos ne ii. a full line ol Furniture
W parlor, chamber, dining-room ami
iiir-eiv. i usult bim before you buy
'rom mi
ll'ix your suascrivtion expired.
If so pliant' rt nm:
Afmm.
?
tanais Regulaf ar
?ii*-.
THE BRADl ,. . Atlanta Ga.
You'll Need Us
When You Want
Clothing.
SS'.- tell I othe* lha! Ul I
?
i leo lool
lino
I a. >
OUR SHOES
.\ li . Nain
s mee ?? iiii thill mir nit
Jul I
III..: ?
\S i :
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ni ?! lONM, li Si-. I SI'-. i.i
ii : ni ? 11 Ni. .? i. h.... ui ?.
-I..! SUI-. 4c, .Se.
Richardson & Cralle,
I s K.MS II ii . VA.
Farmville Commercial
COMPANY
COItM-'ll "I M s IN SN:
SS i
STAPLEand FANCY DRY GOODS, i
Hu'.s, Boots nnd She
Groceries, Hardware,
FARMIr
Wagons, Bili;
Fertilize; s,
Also
Business.
Ml. INO. 'I
ssiih ii
? ai-.
Mt. I J. DA VIM
lu Hie ?
ini nici-iiH sit U.II I."
T. J. h s
H I VMI
PA-JLETT SON & CO.,
co; ;
Grucerie-, Hardware 4c.
nni.ii.
thlba i ii siiiivs- sui
line, inn! also lu I I
i lui-, i otu. . .1 ma Heed ol
I -Ul. Lim
lliellt. t.until., ftc, .Se
SS . me pi ? ,
our Um
house Itt loss ii ami in soil
an.* ha am.
I'll liSti IN |
PA I IN I nal \S III li'. I!" ls I I
Kl.iUK. jusl in. i.\ K.;s H si;i:i i ,,i
NV ll li -il i- i. r si: sn i i i i, ... ?,: s '
|-*K \< I li >N .
Mitchell Wagons
ti ai -/es the Very he-t ssa;.ia on tit."
Which, lins ;
Inr e .|tniiil il ??-. sse ss ill -.-ll lo .
ur los*.i t prices than other wagons on the
? - lal Ile.-. -?!
can liol -nu sun in both ie Itli N ind I
Paulett, Son & Co.
Educata
FORA
Situation.
Book Keeping, Business,
PHONOGRAPHY,
Type-Writing
leis
?GENERALW.R.SMITH,
LEXINGTON, KY.,
r. i
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE V KY. UNIVERSITY
Awarded Inti.! . imposition.
It * f * ri t
I <??( ?>f lilli l.esni ??? < . .ii sr.
ev lix i
Siu?r?loii I
-
OENERALW!:
PLA il.
FAMMV'L .E, VA.
I I.Kl I.
VV. ii. '
I
Capital paid up, 550,000. Surplus 530.000
HI Hld lol;-*:
II. K. BARROW, K. M. BURTON,
ll. A. -l"i* BU, i si. ss si n
J M
'
? told on all |
JOB PRINTING
Al REASONABLE PRU
\r HBBALDOFFK B
Lime, Piaster, Ros
Harclwa; Sash,
Glass, Paints
... broad strkkt, -
I). VA
INSURANCE*
SOLE AGENT.
Tbe Va.? iee Ins. Co, Hanover Fire 1. Comp'y,
rimond, Va. of New York.
ACCIDENT AND LIFE INSURANCE.
:
H. A. WILHOU.-. |ent,
rhe Farmville Building and Trust Come
av
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Thc Williams Spe<
STRNTLY VISIBLE WRITING EASIEST RUNNING. UH.
SPEED. PRETriEST WORK. BEST MANIFOLDER,
MOSI UURABLE AND ECOM) >\ .(AL.
AGENTS WANTED Es-ERYnVHERE
SUPPLIES, MIMEOGRAPHS, SECOND-HAND MACH!
EDWIN A. HARDIN CO*,
: -ul 111 ERN Hi.Ai.i- RS,
130 E HALI I MORE Si . BALTIMOI
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st SIM IN.
DIRECTORS
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PLANTERS WA
FARMVILLE, VA.
LEAF TOEACCO SOLD A!V
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Big Std
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BARROW & COWAN,
Undertakers and Furniture Dc;. .,
FARMVILLE, VA.
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