The Farmville herald. [volume], May 26, 1899, Image 3

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FARMVILLE HERALL
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ll
ll tho Imme
of lui slater, Mra. VV. l;. !.
Ml? ll Mle J
ll !?. -:? ne al Nra. Tai .
oppor?
tunity t" si/v Up Iii-* friends.
,' one
ry in the ss
Ii i- ni innv- tin* practical joker who
fails to nee any fuu when tbe j
on hm
\\ hy ure Comm
wllt'll
than al lhe beginning <,f the -?
of the Hit. ni.n
all tli
their hon
\ n tbal tbe election i- over i,
i return ;
ta.?k- of laboi m nh g , ?| ft-eliugM for ail
felloM-nieii.
II.i- (be amendment t > the di
law recently made by tbe town
ell ava thiug? Hus, all dog
owners been made to | *cribed
Lei in authority call :i
uni diacuaa the
beal plana for n
?
Farmville la very much needed.
Prof. Cridlln'a mut com
tonigbl in
the i ' e. There will
inn ? ion.
? the simi
ut'ur white
\
in the
open air.
?non before tbe Wo
-
ed Wttli ii by Rev,
i 'annon, Jr. It waa one of the
ahk-d and n
the - iring for tbe
Maater'a Kingdom we have ever beard.
Capt. J. D. Allen \s
honored with Invitatl
In the grand jubilee parade In Wash?
ington thia week, but could nol tim!
tin* time to attend, Dr. \
who-e acceptance "f the aame invita?
tion waa publiabed in this ]
to Washington and bad ? Que time.
1 limit
the Prince Edward .Memorial
ni,,n i- to bave thi
monumenl to oui ildiera
tbal there will ba a
place for each company tbal went oui
fruin tin* county, with the name of
tarli n place
for th, : nil the i lon federate
? dione
: lu an).
,i ul -i ni *> <i|.|.ni ii.lilly
?in*, under tbe
?
?ptioiial oppor
tunitit- to theyoungmen of Parmville.
The ri i] piled with
tin- el.
i all who
mville The
iright anil dear, the apart*
comfortable ami
uninterrupted quiet which
'
i why the
ty ,,f .mr young men <1<> not lind
delighl in snell surrounding!*. Then
..?il kepi hath Mom-, mhich
uld Ik- un i:
lion to them, and we believe if once
tried they NVill bl
Cultivate tin- habit and taste for
sneh . tt tbe
:.- of Parmvilli
yon Mill grow the Mi-er and tin- better
for tl,.
All Km. i pi l-inil I- ti ?>>
make
and enterpriaing than White I
m ho -pan- m. pain* to secure tl.
of everything in their line for their
They now have the
ney for Dr. K
< maumption, Coughs
and C,,l,|- Thi* i- the wonderful
remedy tlmt i- producing auch a furor
? the country hy ita flinn..
lt absolutely eurea Ai
I'.roin ' Hoa d all atlee
' beal and Lunga.
'
I,-, I.
i
i
ville, \
1.,' lui NN .il, r.
A in
... nie the lab ll
trihiitioii*. nf tin- mv.nt,.r* h> th
,' um nitisi
jll-t hoi,
a hi- W .
.,f ti,.* < oui : 9,000.
).
tMORIAl ASSOCIATION.
' 'Tn Meet,,,' Hi I.i
Important
b.ittlt: hy Cap! I
Ihe] . mvill,
Ihe Colifeilelli V
nighl waa imt ven
? "!..i um ii,,.,,. ?,..,. |
IHIIIlhel of ot!,, ,Q8 j,, (1?
t??wn that nighl to which then,
?a he attributed, li i
t" i,e hoped thai our people will Intereal
tlnin-eiies ami continue to become
the laudable enterpriae of
lo build a ll.Illllellt to the
men win. neut ont fr,,m Prince Bdward
ami Buffered *-,, much tot four long
It the cause, they loved and
?ht.
>? of b'riday evening's m< t '?
s Captain A. \V.
Drumelier. Hia subject sm-the battle
of Chancel lom lilt. There are fi ?
Iviug true descriptions
of the battlea fought during the civil
tin Drumelier anti all
win, beard lum graphically detail the
army conditions ami the terrible bat*
rvviiie wei,, deeply
I l!ll| I, --ed. ITle-,
-ani iii p;n-t: The battle of Cbaucellora*
i in n considered in all its details
: ihe moa! remarkable that
I during the civil si:,
i'd al that tune,
a pom .: Suffolk, Va. Gen*
eral li red al
three t,> om* of <;, i
the move*
that vs. by lin- small immhei
ofmen right in the fat-.'of thc enemy,
< eral OUI line of m Indi I auppoae
waa ' (Jem il Lee and
! hy hi* nohle Lieu
. I .luck-.,ii, it inn-t he
iiinl in its conception,
hold ii inn and wonderful in
-nils.
? ring into the details of the bat*
ip tain Drumelier said: General
tlie Rappabanuock
ii the _'s(|, nf .lime, [863, with
corps numbering
men, ami from there with 95,000 men
he moved np the.th side of the
river, leaving Couch's division of n(noo
iii'-n ai Bank's Poid; then with
. the river at Cu ited
,n,l moved
on three iou!- converging at Chancel*
loravilli (.elnl.ll- Lee ami
n hail become satisfied that the
? - in thi- direction, leaving
... Tis i-;,,|i of 9,000 mell
in fimit nf Sedgwick's at I
wiih the balance "f the army
numbering o-..onn men, moved in the
n of Chanceloraville nc
my on the old Plank mad
neal raberuacie church, lt would be
-,d that this small anny againal
-ilcha would have entrench?
ed Itself, Itu Immediately General
d Jackson formed Hue of battle
Vt ith the Plank load
and the old turnpike, and the hattie
i ? r said,
??? sold il ra of the con.
. " army performed tin ir full
tluty, hut it i- to he recollected timi
I country ami under?
brush mu- very thick ami it waa an
ihiiity almost for the com pan lea'
officers to se, ii,,' men of their com?
mands, lint this had lilli, ell'.at -
each man seemed to realize the re?
ality thai rested upon him for
ty of the anny and the
im* nut of the plan* of bia generals,
which plana would nol have heen under
taken and could not possibly have
1 ont had it not heen for
Ti,lenee that < ?? ? I. 6 and
i din the in ??? and
fighting ability of the rank and Ole of
my.
i tbal another meeting
will i.e called at an early date when
i Drumelier will give deacrip*
: oilier bal lation
informed, ha- now aboul
I of $1,700 a- stated in th'' HER?
ALD recently.
C tit lil I < B'S !>?} -..isl...
' .ilditit'- Hay in
nd church of Karmville.
rt re highly Interesting
;iml Instructive, ami Mell rentier..I.
In ti. if the Superintendent,
Mr. H. c. Paulett, Prof. Stark.
id of ihe school. The program
i wa:
Hs mn, Thy Kingdom Corni
. T. McN. Simp?
son; hymn, "A Blesaiug In Prayer, by
I,...,! ami congregation; responaive
reading on the Kingdom "f Heaven,
superintendent and school; hymn,
"Building," primary department; ad
. . tbi pastor, Re*i, I, -McN.
mg, "Ul'-: Sl-teis
1 i,y children; n
hy different children;
ith," hy thc children;
ut ic then
hy Prof. SI ? it i cs fit
uni responded lo hy the children.
There Mere several othei
. .-. 'neut from tbeacUng
superintendent, a collection and the
.ledion.
il.?? im ii- ni
C. H. Chappell'-, on .Main
if-., on High -lied.
r, .in.
A Frightful Blander
Will Unrii.
Cut oi Um Arnica
ssill kill thc
il it. I io
1
inteed.
, to Ol nmit r.
Il you Mani yin- b
faction '."ii mi - Stied.
.1. I'..
I
(iel a
lt | t month to
light t" the City ?>f
.,'?<>.
I'i Iiii < tails uni I,li < linn.
The election oi lay was will
"nt Incident ul pe.ial note
.|.|,n-i|i,in I,, Ihe ll. lo
i'i i,,i iheoiiiee-ni clerk an
<?' niiiii--.ti ot the revenue li wi
for ihe latter oflice that the warnie*
hillie Waged and Ch ? I eil
lered. The candidates Cn tins offlc
were I-'. .1. Cu;, i. li. in i and J. I
Hui Mi. liam- had con
aiderable backing, which to many Dem
appealed h. he formidable har
of their tamil
date, hut snell Mas not th,
.- elected by an
whelming majority, Hains m.
Dg hut one precinct in thc conn
l.v ami that at Proapecl hi* holm
ihe Republicana always conni
their greatest strength, lt would h.
Interesting to know thc exact vob
received by each candidate from tin
il precincts, hut ut the hour ot
going to pre-- ihi- is unobtainable.
However, official ami unofficial returns
show that Carter's majority i- 811.
Hi- majorities by precincts an a- fol.
Iowa: Green Bay, 101; Parmville, 97;
Briery, 25; Darlington Height
?>: Worsham,
joiity for Hain* at Proapecl from thi?
ne .ami il Mill oe -.en that
:'?* majoilt) i- th.
W. H. Tbackaton la elected derk of
the colin al moat unanimously judging
by the number of votes received at this
precinct by h.- opponent, H. a. Wll?
bourne. Mho had only IT ballot
for him here. The entire Democratic
ticket Ma- elected a> follow-: Clerk,
W. ll. Tbackaton; Sheriff, T. H. Dick?
inson; Coinmiaaioner "I" Keveline, ti.
ter; Commonwealth's Attorney,
A I). Watkin-i Treasurer, W. H.
Ewing.
W lint 111,1 ll, Mi un I
Smothers, a negro tobacco hand,
la in jail charged with attempting to
enter tbe dwelling bouse of Mrs. Sue
Wright aboul 2 o'clock on Monday
night last. Hia boiaterouaneas at thc
front door of Mra. Wright and theory
"f the lady occupants vs illili, at)
to the sct-iie Mr. R, N. Poster, wh
t.iied f,,r police officer Orange. When
Mr. Orange reached the hone Smoth?
er! na- -.iii! trying to fain admittance
to the house saying to Mr-. Wright
and her daughter, Mra. I-'. F. Pitney,
that uni.-- tiny opened the door at
once he would break through, Ai
-ooii aaSmothera espied thc policeman
he jumped frmn the porch tn Hie
ground, a diatance of twelve or fifteen
feet. He ran ami attempted I" bide in
the doo! May of a boUSC in the hack
yan! hut the pol iceman Ma- aoou upon
him. Smothers and
mTUi an oath declared he would nd go
to (all, but after one or two persuasive
licks across the head hi- mind WSS
ebanged ami then he began to plead
with the (.nicer to protect him from
lynching. He begged to i
assuring the policeman thai be would
never be seen in Farmville again. H.
gras asked whal he incant by trying to
gel In the house, bul would make no
Intelligible response, It ls thought by
-nine that Smothers Ma- drunk and
the time it'll,nant of the place
On the other hand the
policeman say* he did imt appear t"
be drunk ami in thc jump from the
porch to the ?'round he lit upon bis
(eel; retained bis equilibrium uml ran
t" the rear of thc liou-e. An examine-'
titin ni ill he made in theca-e Ihi- morn?
ing.
Dr. Iiiiiii, i Iii I ni nu lllr.
Hr. Tanner, mTm fasted for forty da) -
-,inc ) ? | i- in Kanni ille las!
Friday. Hi la robust and healthy,
having entirely recovered from b
denial of food. He calli d at the n bb
ald office and in the course of a plea?
sant conversation witta ui he-uni tbal
? d twice in his life for forty daya,
nice in M iiimapoli* ami once ii
York. At the beginning of in* Ural
fad the doctor weighed ld pounds,
uml during the forty daya be los! only
36 pounds of bia weight. Thc Bra!
lom leen daya only v T bia
md idler that he total I j abstained
hom Maier. The doctor's preeenl
weight la aboul ISO pounds, judging by
, dermanic" ap| He
now the advertising agenl of ii large
, ii con, ein. Ile told u- that no
ad helter bel him tIu.ihki that he
could not fast for eighty days. Before
the undertaking of aucb ? task a- that,
however, the doctor added, I Mould
lie-hen np as nindi a- POasible and
then live contentedly on tin- tiasi
my l.otls.
*...i.i Si inn.I l.rniltlMr*..
The stat.- Female Nonna] School
will cloie "ii the la-t day of this month
next Wednesday, li lia- been a rei*)
Successful session ami the next year
promises even greater success. There
Mill U- no commencement exe:
only the usual Issuance ?>f diplomas,
ami the annual meeting for business hy
the Hoard ofTsusteea. Followio
Hal "f the full gradual
Mis* Billen Armstrong, of Salem.
Mi- Bailie Cllbourne, of Farmville.
Mi? Frances Driver, of Norfolk.
- Florence Franke, "f Charlotte.
Miaa Ella Godwin, of Botetourt
.lout's, of Charlottes?
ville.
Miaa Rub) Leigh, of Klngand Queen.
Mil ai*, "f Surry.
M i
fi
Miaa I -ui, "i Pulaski.
Hanover.
rda a-.n, of Clarke.
Miaa Alice Welsh, of Richmond.
It.Ml K.l.ii. I... -nir.
\ h. Porter's dwelling ami lol
: NV. i'. Hui,nie
dwelling am! lois on High -
.I situated jual above post
office, ami inf- lol mi Buffalo street.
-. V, I' si . , , i, .In.
A Chicago woman makai bel I
hy wa-hiiii:
WOMAN'S HOME MISSION
Work o! ths Session i;
Thoa
Woman's Hoine Mi
of thc Virginia Conference mel in il
ninth .-11111
' M. E. Church, South
?it 8 I*. M.
I he Society a aa cull,-,I |
the president, Mra W, .1 Voui
after thc regular devotional ex<
addresses of welcome were m
Littleton 01
the Farmville Auxiliary linnie Mia
-. ami Rev. T. McN
Simpaon, Un* pastor, mi behalf of tin
ille church, and an appi
respoi ? l by .Mr-. I., ti.
,.f the Monumental An
Portsmouth, Va. Bad
fully gotton up were then distributed
to the title.
meetii 1. during which the
llll'lll: ?
renewed acquaintance ht in*
Ihe lil -! lune.
< >n Wednesday morning at IO
.lety md according to ani,.
ment, with the pu iide.nl 11, the
DevoUonal servl
v K. Sharpe, of Charlotte circuit.
lr-. H. E.
Wall, the Conference Secret 1
fairly good pei cen! of mi n
i to their name-. Thc ba
1 adjournment wi
1 I*. M. fm rn,
ami 1230 I'. M. uml ", I'. M.
journment. The presidenl ti,
livered her annual address, which sbe
preferred should he called a "talk,"
:hi,I which briefly named the work,
ami earnestly called 1 1 cation
h, it- beal emit nols in the undertak?
ings begun, ami urged a lai
timi to missionary work among mir
-ci saut-, ami lo some specific oh
Virgiuia aa a monumenl ol tl
1 Intelligence.
Reports were then re el by th ?
rerem md tbe
conference treasurer, showing thc ic.
ceipta during tbe year, the number of
auxiliaries, merni ? ',, etc.
.??I,-i-e- at tin-, point 1
Mr-. K. I'i. Michaela, 11 Rlcbmoud.
ITie .tali 1. ports from mix
Ma- then innle, and the following re?
sponded !
Mrs. 1 1 Lynchburg
strong, < 'onrt St. church; Mra. 1
Winfree, Memorial church;
Moorman, WbiU
Moot man, Mt. Zion,
Mra. I 'hem- in place of Mrs J. li.
Lumad _ District
11- 1 heil,-, WaabinKton .
Mra, W. J. Young in pince of Mi-.
J 1 S Norfolk I'
. 1 mil. Epworth
church; Mrs. N. B. Johnson hy letter,
Cumberlaud st. church; Mra, T. H.
11 initv church; Mra
ty, Monumental church, Portsmouth,
iebmoud I'
ir) : Mis. I "ns la, Trinity 01
Mr*. Mni il Richmond Dis
incl Secretary; Mi-. Scbatzell, 1
nar) church; M. Park ria, ,*
church; Miss-, I'
i Vonni,' Lad
Officers and delegates preeenl were:
Mr-,. W. J. \* olino
folk; Vice Presidenl McN
c. V. Winfree, Lynchburg; Corra
-poid ov Mi-. M. N. Moor?
man, Lyncburg; H
Mi-. H. E. Wall, Farmville.
Nh-- Hardwicke,
Richmond; Mt-. Michael-, Wes! Rich?
mond; Mi-. E. S. Moorman, i
burg; Mi- .1 R. Marun, Farmville.
. w. J. Di
Anton Scbatzell, Mi-. A. W. .
daggle Curley. Richmond.
Mra. .1. I.. Armstrong, Mrs. i
Winfi ti. Moorman, I
hurtf.
Mr-. M. V.. Spruill, Mi-. T H '
Mra. I. I'.. Betty, Norfolk.
Mr-, ll. c. Paulett, Mis
Baldwin, Miss Ella Burger, lam
rnacleCburcb, I'
T. li. Rodgers, Mra. Bhelton Chi
Among otho- Un* followin
itois to the meetings:
Mi-. Favill, Norfolk; Mr.*. Adam-,
Blackstone; Mi-. Crawley, it
Heh, Lynd,'
Richmond; Kev. A. B
I 1-. Cannon, Rev. Mr. Baugbau.
The meeting adjoui
lei,lay evening.
The -linlent- "f Lincoln Univi
; een lllfolTllcd hy li I
Presbytery that h. 1
termon preached from a manuscript
Will l? ? ' :
Mi 1 it ? TO min BATISaUU.
The ll BRALD doe- imt Bollcil
(l-einellts to he Hi-fi;'
till dcm*, matter, ami would prefer thal
advertisers tue thc other colun
thc paper. Tin
are loss ly mi -ix
months and yearly Thc
- thc locals
which have obtained Muli thu
-ime it- foundation, Mill i.e rigidly ad?
hered to, vis: MN' 1 lim*
for the lir-t Insertion ami /
une t"i rm b subs, quent Insert
the -aim* niall'
contracts with the Herald foi
lal' ad ?'
allowed a uniform
pet linc fm Uon "f
advertising mal
og.
THE OLD DOMINION.
Over The S'
?
i'ii
'i-tanily kl
hoi I-'. VV, M. ll
i
me, in Wiuclu i relape
? I da m. an unmarried farm
nine, comm
ttting bis tiiio.t
ii nh a i
Bonsack, In th*
lea, m!io
n ?
1100 worth of
ring a thunder
injured Ml uny, post*
. - cal con
itb ita lim- grounds, to the
- ,,f thc Holy i
. -'hool.
tilda trolley linc
it I tet M cen
uni Middle Brook, eleven
ntl. lt Will .'"Ml I,,
ie linc, and of Un- rlu.iHHi
Kuall rick ,?
if the
.
i warehouse ami the
Tie. The principal losers ara tbe
and Mr. J. W. Bar
w ucbeater. Lo?, HI,OOO; In*
min.
Mr. Sam nd Laker, ,
? nt to
i tn attend the Peace Jubl
- vi vania ;. ?
With ililli,?illly. Ile dui imt niidi
y put lt out
All:
< oilier, M ho 1- lioM
limier sui y the Au
county author!tit u, Ini?
on tbe
ii
ipproacbiug
M. Voung, Min,
nand ol
.iiny ni tlu?
ll av to x i-it bia daughter before hi* de
nt, is
?ter for
Wood, in
leneral Vouu
' Tit.
Eliol Fox,
. mi thc North Carolina dil
kilroad,
Hied while coupling
band o bas fallen heavily on
thi* family. Tbe father has lost an
.other his rigbl band
ami the mother
fall. Eliot
; h;i<l two Iden ta
previous to tbe one which caused bia
.
luring
on, "f
Penu., who
ii the
front, ,U' nily troubled with
li.tim. lt ,li,l
food thal I would like to
i you would charge me foi
om* 'l Mr. Ano
ir hi* oM-ii n-e and to
supply it to hi* friends and
??tu- of
lily for rle
tism, ck, sprains
unequalled. For sale by Cunningham
Inia to Ki III.
. with
, .1 nu thous.
I Au
Npplv to i
Farmville, Va.
j.Ill of I,1IHI feet.
'
I killed annually.
'
I
?iville,
'
; r, will
. 'ii to drive
' I
?
, Mitti the
U) t In?
alla.
Tli:u Throbblasaj llr:i<lailie
'?
loillulil
.
bl of (h.- I
tO phi
iimi to govern them without the con*
Jud till-,
much
T.IHNMHNI JK-op
dil to pm lint
'lit to pill
tbe rigbl to po
other element
dictum: namelj
phra*e the
? tbe United -
i to ihe Philip
t lt rms that la
Dpreheoaion
I ed man.
It seems now tn be thoroughly un*
Mill bea very vital eleiiienl in the next
Utting*
mi uta a policy
? the history of
the United ? >s in this partic?
ular, that ',: :, lakes in terri*
itretcbea
? T bia
i- nen in oin history, very i
all new Un -, nen bon
iiiiieiit ami
??? iii naturally nol
shrinking of eithi
ihe ful .-ion in relation
1'iite a- il
should be, foi while in the multitude
wisdom, u
also mi- lom m Un- conflict of thought.
* ?
a in this country re?
mind ? t ly of tlie discords tbal
characterize the few minutes prior to
ihe beginning i Chess
discords, b ..-ide when the
conductor weilds his halon, ami they
to ihe harmony that
sible with all the instruments. Thus
is it with our puissant nation m b
1. Remember if you
Will ti ? 'Tim;- that - I ne I to
run rim duriug the lentlal
.
that a ; .... i
Tom ii by Nvhidi
ruber,
tbe election
. aniabed and
*?*
Thu* uill it ? n,i matter
tin- feeling tbal rn
Meek,
?hat thi.- country
may understand the full merits of the
question and in m.lei tn ad Intelll
,; certain detail In hy
writel of the main question
should understood a- having
tm connection with il at all. 6
fm- Instance, as the Institution of a
itruggle "f
mil.lo aid the
Washington, lin- mc touched on la-t
nea up the other one
?idly editor; a question
-ii adroitly put that unless answered
emphatically and elimli
on Mill make
Americans appear to tbemseli
national traffickers in human flesh.
Iu Vat u tin- question can
i i,y asking another.
When the United States yielded to lui
ive imp ler in the
tin Louisiana or hy other
i,ad, it m hat it ia,
uderstand that the Inhabi?
tants "t ii.. tine mere
United Staler? Thia
queation shows th character of
tbe other; for while tbe United stat,*
.iv ai times lo ,!
? Tonal rights in such pun
and I, , ; Ighta hy adual
I of the (el ;
I in iiny way, yet in no
? Tullin tl to
own ti inhabitants.
? cr, m all cases, the old inhahi
logic
of the situation and with aa little
friction I out
il and political amt
tcb to
their omn benefit directly ami
?iitTit of the I
long a* the Spirit
of the lin: remains what it
? the brain that can
in thc history of the I
ht than o.
:icm of retrogression,
misery tbe
iple Mill bl found lo
adju-t itself to new conditions in a May
upright, vt
Am, ri, au iii the
With ex| and ann-'
thought of enslaving
. abhorrent >> et in a
line anti utterly WOI
np of
- unit- and yet |
f it- olin, does oivn
dividually and io truly sn that
i will
their live
for ti, ' Bibing
'lian u* and mo
lng in is power Iban
?
iiim; aboul
iding amt
lng up
ami Cl
of our political life, BO that our
io ii,, luipi ivemenl of the day
? .lill oil
.
'he tropical
- will rn,!
?
ard.
ll. II. lill.I I ll, ll fr.-* tl lt.
I' u'tiy
ll inn. ehlt, leeelltly. Ill
which in* -land th it the rsrodoctioa of
chi'?ken* III Un- I ailed -late- l.i
"."?hmhki ami of tgm, 1 :,
<nhiu.h?,ihhi. Tl,,, total value ot chick.
doced Ma- sj'Hiooo,
OOO. Accepting th.-e flfOiaji M ap
I, 'I. Me Illll-t COIllTlltlo
lhat the In ii play-an important part
in mir American life: hut ire will better
understand the relative Importance of
lha! pan When mc onie to make - ni,
compari-oiis.
1 ne value nf mir tohaee., erop has
rarely baan a- Bloch a- |* (,000,000.
: ur potato crop t*. le*s than
180,000,000 On the a v.* ra ire. The value
of mir harley ? mp i- not often it-* much
00. An oat crop worth
1*200,000,000 i- unusual Our annual
OUtpUt Of pif lion hus rarely exceeded
".'nm in value. Uoal, hy fur the
ona!.lc ,,f mir mineral ptOOmOtO,
i total annual output of - mt
1200,000,000.
"'Hon, wheat, ha; and corn
an- the only four products of our coun?
try thai ex.-.1 in value hen-am! hen*'
ling to the ahove t-tiinate;
and cotton -oiiieiinie* fnlloM- ihe latter
in tin- order of Importance, the crop
having exceeded 1290,000,000 In value
,inly three time-, and the highest linv?
ille been no-) quite 1310,000,000. The
I in value frmn
1213,000,000 to | ,i ,000,000, :u?| t|u.
corn crop from about M-tO,000,000 lo
,000, The as...-aire vallie of t|?.
hay crop nut'. I ai ah mt |
000,000. From Un c,,iiipari-on Un?
importance of the hen, e-|ieiTally in
our agricultural economy, will he ap?
iti d.
If Mr. SDI i . I the value of
? product separately, the fad i
uot reported. It would be Inteaastiag
to know the value of the egg output.
Probably It exceeds the value of any
mineral output, excepting coal, hut not
excepting pig Iron. I'mhahiy, tn<>, it
ls the value of any farm crop
Oom, Wheat, hay, cotton and
md il may even exceed oats.
. i* hy no means to he de-pi-ed.
'
om 11 silt
R.v ti i i ..: i n ? <'"., Va., i
May 22nd, 1800. I
Died, after a *rery abort bat painful
Illness, on tbe nih inst.. Nannie the
I ssife of Mr. Hamel l'ri e. She
, aar "i her tm, enter*
lpg the pintie and Moona ol woman?
hood, bul -In- bore her pain cal.illy
and with i and awaited the
summons from on high peacefully and
willingly, until bei ' reata oeaaed and
toa Mailed above to ber I
She waa one >>f thou kind,
amiable, peaceable tmaraeters, whom
lo knoM was to esteem, aa a model of
purity aod christian Integrity. With
it au,\ dion on hei part to glitter in
the world's gay circles, Bhe labored to
I .innifully adorn true Christian
character and thus demonatratea tbe
-upiei, mee "f the!; ligion sbe
Bright a- a morning Bun?
ine bloomed herc (br ? short
di red all happy around
her. But Ood in his wisdom, has -ccu
lit to take her lo that hollie of bliss,
In i hii,'htnes.s will never more
h.- dimmed by om- clout! of booow;
ami her devoted bUlband, children
and relatives ibould feel -Meet r*onso>
laliou in knowing that altbough||they
?an iii, ci her no mot ? D ".nth, .-he ls
there in that bright, tweet home as a
llgbl tn draw them "nearer my
Qod to thee." She was a devtHid. af?
fectionate wife iiml mother, ami leaveea
husband, live little children ami many
a lends ami iclative- to mourn
? ?..',. Tay,
A ml mr
\ mi ii shall pay
Uni higher shall our raptors dow
alain,
.1 psst led tn re below,
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