The Farmville herald. [volume], June 02, 1899, Image 2

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FARMVILLE HERALD.
AN INDKPI SDI ni NEWBPAPKH
l'I I ' AN .
J. I. Il WT,
.Bilitor and Proprietor.
ti. vi i ? i-ii-i n>N :
1 ' >py, one yeiir.fl.00
" otha.
" " three mon tin.
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1 KIHAY.Jl SE
rm: am KR tc ko altai da v.
?ion.
to tlie
and in
mir,', moat lni?
tentiou
away with
the i ti, anil
MTit , ,r. from the other days of the
and ,.
ami vt . Thai
it ii-1 ? otleii on by
ila- Iron ,'. rations,
that f ia disturb?
ing i lon and
handling ol ma '-. thal nominal
('im lion of
theda to plea
and that the world at
treating il iy rather than a
holy day ia known of ail men. Tbal
it* ti. i Hie inc
ie it |fl
time for love of law, Christian and
non-Chriatian, I
thht the m
of our institution. We u
our t:, In full sym?
pathy wi! body, which
iii one of il
prefer red to alli the Ameri?
can rather than even the Christian
who call themselves
lim- Qg the
day aa al] : rm mid, ami &*.
we sprung,
inday newapaper
i London, and the
atora of i ; tesl which bas mel tbe
venn doubl drive it to Ita
hidings. No mau ol ind who
lovee order,, in doubl the value of a
well observed Sunday, even aa a hu?
man Institution v. .M 'i he compares
md nilli I with Spain,
or with imii.i. lt i* hurtful enough
that lld ut,.
the capital of tbe land, but their
grasping and tl inda must be
kept from the throat of our American
Sunday. We do not plead for a day of
tuntenaw
than foi a i' gloom, we
do not say tha) uld remain
lntbeditcb until Monday dawn.-., we
would nol
young luau-, we would nol sing funer?
al dirges in our churches Instead of
Joyful anthe** ? bang
emiliem- of in , our homes
when , but we would
"beep ll it the
"day of all the week
the i??
Tor readiii-,*
Sunday Bi noe the
land i- Hooded with religious literature
Of moa .Nor need Un?
tiled mau or i i .itt the day
Bleeping In order lo rest. Utaangeof
w,"k ? if. An hmii in Sunday
?ebool . early hom
on farm, In the office, al the dine, than
an hour on the I intoned
luau of :i : lind mi ,
from an hour
than au i: market
reports. A \ ulplt is
up-iil't lo life than one
read from the columns ol a newspaper.
shame upon the American young man
who would "play bair on Bund
?-haine Upon the men and women who
would encourage it by th
'?'I"' o ..iii keep" until
Monday m.triiin::. stonewall" Jack
eon would not mail a letter that would
rei pi ire Sunday work in ll
don if he could avoid it, and
ifrald to fl
Sunday. "Fear Ood and
'?"mniandnient*.," bu nol the creed of
cowards. We mus! uard the Amer?
ican sun,lay against tue encroachment
of (he devil no matter what di
Ihey are clothed in, for willi tb
of our Bundey away goes <uir liberties
?pie.
t.fi BLOW.
Wed in by that ^encourage
laxiness, or inaction, as the snail
1,|,t wi i t" waru against the
break-neck ..., which
t'1"1^' failure."
'lin- daily papen bring ua da
couoti
I<'",l> '" ' ,.ne of Hu
i:U'"-' *"'??'? .. Plower, of
N i V.,!k. The mi sams strain to
which -a, ii men are subjected i- lim?
ply intense. I,,
consuming and the rest of the ul
mer.
ui.ui who gambles to make a
living can know i?, rest. Sm
Nidi nigh aa ii
Itself. Tbe cry
1 day by day, and no
whal ti..
d would be well if the
mm ' " that it i*.
"", '" ver*, rich
?weno ?"? bul beyond
?l,:*1 ? lo go. jth.
UOl the only
Tillea- .
do
ml
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un
No
he
Wi
poi
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not
tua
neath the oppn
and iv hen be falls In I
i bettei miine the ti
"bear! failure, ' w bal Ik thal ?letory
worth windi cauaea the heart tu fail7
Sixty mile.* an hom i- too la-t, and yel
tiny an- arranging schedules for t-uick*
el going. Stall to the depot 111 tillie lo
catt li the Ullin nt nu easy rut, and
avoid Inducing "hear! failur
means >,i a rush. (Jet up a hu i,
in tin- morning ami don'l I" e
, going to the office,
ie plainly so the (.linter and
podimidei may uinlci-tati.i what you
ile write. Take lune local ami ?
the cruel slavery of nil
Take tune to res! and don't l? rn the
day tncd. Take time to read a d leam
aa well a- live. Take tim'' t" \i
so kill mit Hie selfish -pi.,i. Take tum'
to go to church, a?.d know tlmt it ia
not "till ol' life to live, liol ali of
tudu-.'' Take tuneful thinking uml
so avoid blundering.
slow, but go onward, up
heavenward. A steadj
will "gel then,
skip and jump," ani
breath, and the doctors will iy you
died of "heart lui lure"
??16 to I" ia aboul a- potent a
lt- adherents are in lhere
will be no repetition of the gold bug
Tbe latest national air is known tt
"Hand-- Across the Bea," A 1',.
mature in sentiment, but m
it "bye ami bye. Wc hope' Ih.
i* p>od at any rate.
General Wade Hampton declines
thc oller to rebuild bia li-hi e by popu?
lar .-ubs.-ription iu his state, and -ay*
thc "well done ' of hi- Icllow-cili/.en
more than compensates foi ail he may
have done for the public.
e mau told a tpieer story in a
.New York court recently. Ile
sayed Mr. Hettie Green a i
lax bill, she refused i" , , i ami
threatened to -hoot him foi
hi- rights. The effort
will craze the average ni
Dewey's ??don'fs" ai,' i
much nf commendatic
Ex-president ila
to them, and now they an
general approval. Tbi ,? can be no
question that "don't-' ofim*
mensa value In the history of the
Nvorld.
Presidenl McKinley \i i present ihe
Jewelled sword, tbe gifl of tue i
to Admiral Dewey, and lite nu -.
bis brave men. ile ought to make
"the speech" of his life. Wc should
Imagine, h iwever, that ii i * n
, io make.
I ne land grabben law ni ll] l> i
ed at the bidding of publ ?
oilier enormities can i
-ame medicine. The
flourishes b
|,lc love a drain. Chi t 'ii '???
and moderate drinkers support the
business. Drunkards nevei badmoncj
enough to do it.
A few men of this country arc labor
Ing under thc Impression ihat the fu?
lure of the nation depends in greal
measure ution who shall be
the next Congn I.
lhere are ju-t a lew of them
great iiody of ua must plant and plow,
work and reel a- thou.'
men thing ai i * un e
I luted Sta tl
A:t,r Waterloo England,at act
11,800,000, presented N\
i splendid estate. Tb
S iII.ihhi, one hal! I
be building of u borne for Ad
liney and the ethel b
?d lor hw benefit,
'loper thing ttl do. .\ t
imposes t" devote 1160,000 In t
he hero. That la in our opit
expenditure of mom
ng money on the part of the rich
i* all as it should be. If Hay wont
ive it out let them spend it.
Tin.- i- the aire of life insurance. All
Sngliahman recently sen! to one ol tbe
ugo companies of our country his
heck foi 1180,000 and he i- ! i n
S0,000 each yeal a- long aa lu* lives.
lc i- m.iv >n year* of age, and thc
inst ion is :l- to who will win, Ihe
ian or the company. If b
ic centenarian mark of c
largely thc winner, and sh,ml,I he
ie iu one year thc company D
rgely.
A successful business man o
ake-cut his ched; to thc -une oom*
my fol uni he i- to ;
i annuity of $8,000, and at his (haili
100,000 is t?. i-e taid to hi- estate.
bess transactions emphasise lu, fad
mt such Institutions are regardi
upregnably strong.
I HI I OKI M. NOTES.
"TTie world ow,- im man a living,
it that it owes every man and all
en an equal chance to make a living
just a.* true.' - ... man of good
u-e.
fclegraphtng without win- strikes
a- marvelous, but telegraphing with
rea no doubt imrareased our fathers
th,- -ame way. Whether the "sun
move" or not man i- making
!*hty strides forward.
>r. Talina'*!' reminds nj thal with
i Burmese II la lawful cause for di*
rce when a wife begins to cat I., I.
r husband ha* finished his meal.
were told recently that iii -oii,e
lion-nf Wt-t Virginia thc eustom
iiino-t universal for ihe "women" to
it until the "men folk-" an- done
mg. Horrid !
t i- more than marvelloua when we
nt conditions to n rn
.I the iii-t really successful i
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(be '. i. and thal
Ul ls
NN li il
now.
A \N oil lt
thai the decline ni ii Hie couti*
Tm- lu thu li"M iblc cuiidilfon ol
Ibu pul,I;,- road . In bia opinion one
inn lb in
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next I ? iioiiiiiiec I
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old.
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to know Ilia
could ll li ihe
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
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Il, of Pen
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ami Bunouuced thal be
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dummy
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Kinley I. Platl h
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bart mean- that ,l hei rel b
ii of bel i
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icd, bul ni le lin r i
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?c, in favor ol Mt k Domi?
ni u bid for j
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?on help foi t|uaj in bia
111 t' in thc -
i . . doul oil* t" Mr.
N] .Ko iel lc ne in - tu lielp
found i}niy decided*
ly "uppiatf" towarda tbe administra?
tion while he wa- in Ihe Bel
lite adiiiini-lration wa* very partic?
ular t" hue thc wides! circulation
given to tin- report ,,f tin- lleefCourt <>t
Impiiry, bm it baa now discovered
a pay
f,u thc Inquiry ha- been used up, and
plied mi thc print*
which that
. after
t ,i pm iu twje. lt i
.. contended ny many thal
tin- adm lula trallon inver intended to
. my public, and tins
. though that
? licet.
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ig thc Mili?
tating 'hal
* I flag would
incut, there
tl flag; hence
mau as
d Ml. Me?
ll io Ihe older and he
opinion. This
ck Hie
' lin port to
nice, hilt ill
? of Cuba, tb
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ac no Consul to
of uiijusl treatment
landing in any
ciel ty
iud i-n't
it. It did not
nlil today,
i ii, it will nol be
, bouse
me.
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li mt iiiaiinu HI...I.I Dist asea.
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a fini ime of Furniture
dining-room and
l all ii ni before you buy
uni oiii
household
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Wall Paper gu te
? '?nile ami Poultry
ll the leader. Por -ale by
H. C. Cn ile.
Bi Policy.
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linn,-I.
annus paul lt,r
A. & H. V. Baldwin, Farmville, Va.,
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re Have Completed
and now occupy
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I -VRMVILLK, VA..
We .hall
.i varied Um
m ral kt If llai'lu-a i ? .
:-. Eiiimts and Doors,
tgon uml Carriage Material,
st mit iml, ir Wagons,
iiiuiiuriii implements, Plows,
Casting*, A e.
al lt,rel
Hire Ol
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Lette
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HA
MUSIC
Mi Bi'lli -I ihlison in ill iv
stttiic lur Mi nc I i
i.imIi.t' Ith. 1809.
lillie .'
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K.N,,W.N. AMi THK nu
NNa.Ui.li KOH DRIVINU LUJH I
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IT IS VERY CHEAP.
PRICE, $13 to $301
Motor In.. N. a Villi
ll i at-a manufacture Patent En
tating ami Exhaust I
Send for Special CttllogH od Ventilating
L. H. CORLEY, Sole Agt.,
ON DRAUGHT,
Hie Famous Pabst Milwaukee
Beer,
til.U. KIT . .NN ll.di: NI Ni,.
Hoer? '
SH AIM'. MARYLAND XX XX,
BRADDOCK,
COOPER'S OLD CORN.
HUGHOGARA & CO.,
Ul. ll Ni;, -l'.
PARMVILLE, VA.
I'nu'll Need Us
When You Want
Clothing.
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OUR SHOES
tnt,i ?
.APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
rV.il
Richardson ft Cralle
>pring is Here
So ia our stu. ?-. ol
Jpring and
Summer
Goods.
i'e invite Insper-l ion
hi-ii.tIK pn ' .. ?il
RY GOODS, NOTIONS
?ami?
Gentlemen's Furnishings.
FLEMING ft CLARK,
PAH IfVILLl
NUIICt.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
WV TO VI KU IMA NS
In Tbe Academic Schools,
rs, Science, Uw. Medicine, Engineering.
VE YOI I; PR INTI fl
r\TTHK HERALD
JOH OFFICE, PARMVILLE
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The Wheel
for a Woman.
The NV,
work In in Ideal bh
inti lilli, li. iiinl ni |,lu, oil' on !
Ch ai ni ess
Crescent
Model 18
niiii nu,
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mel Ile
ADULTS'
CHAIN MODELS
BEVEL ar ill
CHA IN LESS Stan
$35
,,. $60
189.1 CRESCENTS ARE HOT'M
MODELS.
CHAS. V. BUGG,
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PARMVILLE VA
KEEP
COOL
liefrigerntoi .
Icc ( 'fc.TIII Kli c/.cf-*.
Fl) Kins,
['lue Kinnie
( >il SldNC
N<> Smoke.
At
CRUTE & BUGGS,
I- SUMS Hill \ \.
Farmville
Mfg. Co.
LUMBER
f every description
for building pur?
poses.
Prices are advancing
o place your orders
arly and save money.
G. H. ROBESON,
PROPRIETOR.
A Step F 01 ward.
aron ille Telephone Co.
IT- stall Ital . ni Ute
S .,',' 1,11 f*j,j5 |.. ,,| l>l|s|.
-an,I JfO i?'i \'nr lor ri -1.lenee.
to -.til.
ll" Ni i\\ . II,.,., si,10 n .1,1 1,111-1
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IIGHT AND DAY.
Kil.NnN six n n I
iii.it iii people
oin loss ll.
S. P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTORNEY,
W. P. VENABLE
PLANTERS BANK
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To.,
LAI
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You Dislike the
Term "Bargain,"
Perhaps.
NV.d' nut -iii|n i-ni. a splendid
u-oi'il Unit im- Ina! ii'i'iiim.
like tin- lll.ll'|ile in Ind e.,||| |,:,ny.
If vmi arnuad uhiIit-i-uh! Um re
lilll 1 | ?: I- "Il "I UM Mont |e.ul -t,,,|
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lu till ll,lill,,ll
Hint
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a.'t si nit len
and i ur.
$50 Wheeler & Wilson
Sf.. M te $25,
noss ls your i-liunee. Non ss iii t,.,i
i opportuiiltj again wbs-a
one.
J. B. WALL.
Tlie
PEOPLE'S
OPPORTUNITY
FOR FOOT WEAR,
Wc mean, of course,
SHOES
bi Wen, Women and Chi]
ilren, go to the
Ballimore Clothing House,
riict.- you Nvill Iiml Course
iml Fine Shoes of every sise
ind .ti prices that will aston
i-li you.
Satisfaction is Guaranteed
ti every instance of ;i Mle,
for [Jmbrellas ^nd Parasols
ii the finest of (iliiii.'i Silks
be Baltimore Clothing House
i lin* jil.'icc ld Lr?- These
tkmI-* are entirely N EJW snd
I' ilie very latest styles.
'rice-* lower than y<>u nave
Ncr seen them?quality con*
idereil. A big l(?i of them
ml they mud !><? Bold.
WC have a luce assortment
?of?
TRUNKS,
'hich we are offering at fae
i] v *>r' Tlicy were
ought nt a big discount, .-rmi
tis advantag ve you.
'hey are i t/en one of fine
ake, and we in \ ite your in*
lection. Remember that we
are headtiuai tel - l<?r
FINE CLOTHING
?r Men, Youth's and Cbil*
ren. I'ii" es ;i- I.>w as the
west. Ladies and gentle?
men's
FURNISHING GOODS
.?ill tin- latest styles. Spe?
ll] attention is asked to our
jici'h line linc of Neckwear.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Farmville, Va.
IppoallC (Tl.te'" I'rllU' Stole.
NOTICE!
tiara mot . -i from ai
Ness a<mi Handsome Kiora lija
I lore.
Til > un ? ,,,| liner -io
MES DKESS GOODS, NOTIONS, fie.
M | I,.,sell,. ,. ?
Aldsi.i-; til, INDOF 8HOBH
' .ns * Hie lui,
)OUGLAS SHOES.
ll Hm n eoiiiiniiiin,'.
ai pal?.
L. J. VERSER,
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