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~*7 ?
FARMVILLE HERALD.
? i.\ I NEWS!
c .-.? w
j
Ku:
11
three inoiitiis.
I
lt St
KUI DAY. JINK '?'. ivf.
Our Old Command
ig the w sen the
WC the
-. much so
thal I ordered 1U
? n. lt wu- w nilen on tb
*i,>n of tii? McClellan
mmand of tba anny, who
ar idol, 1 author
gave I d ti" "Mocking Bird."
e theorist baa
- uni to
n bal I hey can do with
bul tin- whites of the
il them out
run tilt ni
md, not |K'r.
mitted to spend tbs nignl in ? Weal
Virginia town, dare I Cab In
York city, and nothing remains
buttoremaiu in Dixie and vote the
tic ticket.
Adi . borne
?fain ami the flrsl thing to annoy him
wiil i ? Ifork banquet, win-h
Iting and -peech making,
IT word for it, neither are accep?
table to tlc ? lor. Honor him,
it don't worry the life out of him.
?1 pay lesa than
any other human institution. They
ly populai with gormai
and di A quiet evening with
friend- is delightful, bat a fancy slip?
per i- disgusting.
Much ;- beirut written now a-day? on
the subject otu divided DelUoci I
Virginia If the minority will only
i/.e the fact that the majority
[gbts which mu-t and should be
.Mil be i.o dividing.
The May Conference vva- com)
.\ n<? will be loyal t"
bra enacted, \\ e do not believe
. led in the
interest of any one man i
i. The "unterrined" were
..?Untied by higher and holier
JUill i.i-e-.
Fanning i- to become luxurious
not remalli altogether laborioua One
of the New Ymk comrade- of the plow
ni electric plant,
aud this will be operated by the power
1 finn a-mall stream running
li thc faun, and when in motion
will cook the bod, warm and light the
honsce, turn the home mill, do the
Churning and no doubt in dui
will do the plowing, the harrowing,
the cutting and the mowing. Hurry
up ai ;u, and be -ute i
lidenl McKinley ha- recently re?
moved 4,(UK) officers from the 0] I
of the civil service law. Let ns all go.
"Tn the victor belong the spoils ll
not why imt .' If we cnn stand the
shock incident to change of |
' irvlve the cutting
OsTofOther Official head-. The "in-"
ought to become the "outs" now and
then, r mge keeps the
il shak?
ing up of public | ap i,
interval- i- \.?:.. useful b) the body
politic We want no more Cleveland
foolishness. Divan will have a Denn.,
eratic Secrelai v of Bl kl
No man lcd lien on
in th : the United S
All legally qualified citisens of thi*
State arei \ seat In that body
from Virginia, and the voters of Vir?
ginia have an Indisputable right to
nani- the man. The Democratic vo?
il ill name the -
s<ii to Mt. Mai ii:,, and In -Heh man
to them. Th.
rant who objects to thbi is not worthy
of the honor. If the people are not to
!*? trusted then indeed i
vernnieiit a thing of thc past
with us I mmittee- In Ch I
ninon
wealth, will meet in Richmond on the
12th inst. and their conclusion will be
law unto ail loj ita.
??ii of
ded reeolutl
of univt peace, from
i the "House of the
w la" in the Netherlands, but In the
:i deciding
. formidable
. Hu ?ia bas
g upon Chinese
est while the
?
in the
' Islands of the Pacific. Under
such corni _: ul Hague
m as an interna?
tional far. ??. The delegate- will enjoy
for their surround!) -
very luxui
inn in ber wi
Kich
Hs og re
'
I
? a the beadquarters
of all f that
\
.hun h. Nashville will bi
give up the for. n < '.numil
we had to J Ichl the
semi nar v, and we expect uexl to know
that the four seminaries have b>.on
nolidated .ami all swallowed up bj
1 mon. "In union there ls strength,"
and no telling what tin- giant will ac?
complish now that il i- iii elbow touch
of "up to date" city preachers, lu the
meantime what will become ot the
country churches.' City-bred i
t tolerate travel ovi i the rough
load- lo reach them.
EDITORIAL. Mill ?
Spam is represented in Washington
again.
dd, i- -mc of acquit
? all the outrage done him.
lt i- believed there will be a call for
;.".,ikni volunb
Yellow fever bas appeared In Nea
Now for the usual pani.'.
Dewey says Hobson i- "serious and
manful." Isn't he the boldest-bashful
lissei the world ever knew.
In Manilla the decoration of
ic while one of mir gui
Shelled the WO d-."
Ex-President Man leon delivi red an
iddress In Han- on Deceration Day,
.aid a glowing tribute to I..
(?en. Wheeler i- being aniimin
Alabama's next Governor. If he isn't
bim ju-t what
ic want-.
.Mary Anderson, (he I sen of
he Stage, ba- exhibited her good look
ug baby to American admirers, and
[one hack to her quiet English home.
The 7th N. Y. regimen! icc
apli-niof feather- as it mulched up
'iftb avenue on Decoration Day, and
nd at a- thc "feather-be i
lent." Helter do battle next time.
"Which meal enjoys whal tim world
mtains, the man who I:
etty bit ..f it in recorded title .1
raman who baa the hean io feel the
MUty, the glory and wondet of the
'arid?" The question i- not bard to
newer,
i nd
me of it dealing willi the
ui" ai tarrion. And what
to be the result of it all'.' A few pro.
lotions for bravery ami a legion of
irials. Statesmen do -'.me limes
cl mistakes. Hut, i- Hal
ateaman? or i- there hope of in- be*
g made one'.' Even .Mr. .McKinley
ould whisper an emphatic no.
Two French editors fought u duel
'er this foolishness: one of them in
itici-ing Bernhardt's rendition of
amlet, Insisted that Hamlet should
i repn being fat, and the
her tiiat he should be presented as
in and lank. And .-ne of the light
- wa- actally wounded. This satis
d wounded lmimi '.' they -hook
iuds and parted a- friends. W
. countrymen !
1 he Washington Post think- the
ust business cannot euler lan
to thc next presidential canvas
e platforms of both panic- will de
ire mightily against them. Thal d
so, but who will believe tim devil la
aint because be happen- to be sick7
hen Hanna begin- to denounce iru-t
iple will begin to smile.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
un our BssnlarCorrespondent.
Washi.mil'N, June ?">, I
dr. McKinley ha- given the country
itlicr exhibition of a lightning
inge of mind. After allowing tboee
0 talked with him dui int:
s to get thc Impression thal be was
ut to Call for volunteers for tim
ilippines, lc soddenly changed bi?
ni and announced thal the Cabinet
1 decided not to cull for volunteers,
to replace the volunteer- now in
Philippines, with regular-, ami to
borise (.en. Otis to enlist native-,
s believed that Hie principal factor
bringing about this lightning
nge, wa- a cablegram from Prof.
inman, president of the Philippine
i. containing a fairy story
mincing Hie cally surrender of
ilnaldo, -.ii
same author were the basis
BOf early peace indulged in by the
alnistratloo, som, , The
. w bich la-t- iluee months,
n in thc Philippines, making it
i? - to worry
maida much for that length of
i. That's why no carly stn I
all probable.
m. A. J. Warner, President of the
etallic League is in Washington,
said of thc probable Democratic
orin of rn- lb,- Dum.
C party will stand by the Chicago
"im. The money plank will bc
? a- full and a- strong a- if there
nu other i--ms. I would bc in
of makin nation
ist trusts, u- if that were thc only
; and thc same with our di
-t Imperialism and the
ppine war. Nelthei question can
id to ob- ure or take |
? other, but all combine to
<ue that I believe the pop;.
>rt."
latevcr may be the defects in
brunches of thc government
?c, and they ure numerouseuough,
body kimw-, c..niiin--! mei Dueil,
c. s. Patent Office, i- conduct
mt office with in
rators, patent lawyers, and
RMb than
PM 'lone fur a long tune.
tathra Gordon, of O
Ti
put
Hi
N. ^
Iel ||
r.-iin
Man
pion
lum
nmg
On
Wolli
Wa
man,
lc, Iii
ly of tl
, il; "\\ Loewi tinnl. Il?
pili.In him are lin luiih
iona, i- oom , ind il ldc I ?i nt*
|.pominny,
tiley H ill beat Si iliatol Manon'- cindi
I have i.I?*a a bo
?iii be named aa tm D
; le (lo
?
meul al Hie pols (bi?
lli I
milli.-: . of tin
Ill tree ban Ix eu di* ind te
poi ted tn nt. by the
il. al H Hi
eluding aa follows: "Artificial
can bi ii ""?
L'eiiuii.' tn bard I j
M (tli it, iinil "tie cannot say thal
-limn, fol it i- conn
imie cell1
In a coun
of iii
l
by .-unit re;
ii, and where all the
?otton titted in tin- mr
ini-t i 'ruin far
.ld be
I not alarm
! it i? km
lUt lui ' IlKe
lie chemical procetw by a
linnie, W bi. li '
i
ban the natural diamond ol the
ame - r, w bich rendeni the
The friends of itive Bher
ming thal
the Kendi
i-iiip combine, luto
rhich b
i the
la in nade
ii iiili i -?? ut tbe only W ti ida te
-iiip. lt i
? il Unit it was formed todo thal
ely thing, anil thai tlc ration
to it, lim i i tint
-Inp (-U kii-il, mill
< i > ll ni-ti.iver bim. m.ul.' bim
ndeaii i r-bip limb
ip in tbe
J iin
ni ah'
made
II flint it ;.
itbdraw in Hei favor, long
1
a.\ in"? place, at Hie le ail ol tbe '
III .Melli- I o|l|l|l:t!'i . 0) i.
lill il tin ip nf tbe
I'be ailbdrawal of Hopkins in
i of
ll ! I i
' the
nun: proprlatioi
ed lt, al th
Bl Hopkin* i- aller Hie
I 'oiiiinitt.e fm Iiiiii
,1 keep- ni ,|e I'
p'.ol
.k ahead mi.I plan ahead no thal
ppol tunny pie-ent- iteelf
A
much
>le imie A prudi nt
il careful ;.. ? ?.f
mnl
. Hie
- fellow a ill wail nm.
tlipela it ami then nun J11
Hil: lol i
Mop ty, be?
lt-, tin- .m.iinil dol?
li aud tb
u un ingham Di ug
\i Wa. I., tile LivinK
ue w ?? .I. m i- uuniug night
I day.
'wo blaal fui
pig iron ;
cii.l at Joh Ul
linn?? Men lilli
'ictim- . kidney
nun, ami all feel
tin- blood, back M.*he, ?
.od tired, linties*, run-down
. to (eel
? tba!.
ville, Ii,ii. ll" - is -:
? jll-t Hie Hill .
rj don't
? win tb lt did
elite tl:
ii now eat any tl
ruaranti
mu fae
rs from 1890 to 1898, inclusl ?
.
e than ?#,000,000.
?n- lol th ,| the
? it which i
i'l at stony Point, near I.
H
iii, Cham
i u'? Pain H lin was I hi
y ot bi ?
?Oinb thia
('un
ii.tm i
*? of th - in tbe
i I- l>elim muli
of tlie equipment will con
pen ben tb fm
lEnl liol li om Thc Qajaj
ill tba! 1,11 (.. I',. -
of Newark, Mich., in tbe Civil
?llllli'i lie ll
bim.
Eruption.
i ny Wi. ?
- predicted that tin apple crop in
t- Hu- yem srill l-e Hie lal.
.story of tbe -
Who Is To Blame.
Kidi
lb il il mem bu a i hild lo bc
ll lilt chlid un if lim
If, when tim
i lil. I lu li il Should be
control tin
ll '.\ Uh bi ll ll pclld Upon
of the difficulty i- kidney
? p sicmld be to
? in- h. iiim nt oi th. se important
I is due
ic kidneys
and bladdei ami not to
Dil. ia rbi umntism; pain or
dull nelie in tlc b,,ck il Hie Wile:
in iii
if it stsini
the color ol rusl ii
ll; il lin ie nc puffy or dark
- iinlei the
?
livei ind bladder ri med) prompt
idimity effi
.
' telling all
bj mail Addi'
: imton, N. . Winn
! this
Fat ? I Ikrald.
? ihai nares
;rink, tull get enough liquid for
ii tb.- dew .n the
they .
I I ..... I I 1.. I 1 >.t_ III.M.ll iu.,..ri,
Milln
I
?Mill .||
i- i.iii or
.
? ? .1. WI.en
t (Hirl
II lim- of Furniture
??? lor, chamber, dining-room ami
nursery. < 'onsull tum ?! buy
From others.
K ymi want anything in household
? il furniture, < 'ai jit-, (lui tain-.
Pictures ot Wuii Panel go to
tie ami Poultry
hood i- -till the li hy
H. C. ''Kl ll .linville.
PIANO PUPILS.
i
Piano l'ti|?ils
-
If You Are
THINKING of BU. ING A
KOWER, REAPER OR
BINDER,
'mi will lind it to youl interest to get
DUI pllce- lol the
BUCKEYE.
fe have ibese machines on hand and
they M I -T bc s,,|,|. Do you
know w hat tbi- lucan- '.' You
CAN BUY CHEAP
? nie and see u-or write US, We will
take pleasure in mailing
? you a catalogue
CHAS. BUGG ci SON,
AGENTS.
~hey Have
:ound the
*aby,
Marian ( Hark, .miiiI the
place t<> timi
CLOTHING
suitable for
Hot Weather,
slid
ool Serges,
Alpacas or
Sicilian
Dats and Vests,
is
J. B. WALL'S.
H
i
Ti
W
toll.
inn
ol Ol
R.i
for
Wi
Farmville Herald
ANDTHE
hrice-a-week New
York World.
Doth one ? i.iai.
id ord.
THE II KHALI),
Farmville, Vs.
Gen
i</r
Milli I
We
lillMIH
MUSIC
Mi? Belle Johnson will re
Burne her M i i< < i. am Sep?
tember Uh. 1899.
THE
ts 'MIK M..,. Ki D.VOMlUAL i
KNOWN, A.M. THE BBS! IN lin.
WORLD KOIt DRIVING lh.lt I'
MACH IN SKY.
Il tuk
?
no fl ri ii ir 'ii
rc|iairih..
li ls i
ror rum
un. i -
Haler.
IT IS VERY CHEAP.
PRICE, $13 to $300.
ll i alto manufacture Patent /.'"
tating and ExIutuM Inn*.
end for Special Catalogue on Ventilating
L. H. CONLEY, Sole Agt.,
I- Al;\l\ Il i
rou'II Need Us
When Ymi Want
Clothing.
fcc
?
OUR SHOES
! -I\ le.
:l Of
I'APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SH, MAIS, CAI
1 L'RNIMHINi . Alli'
Richardson & Oralle,
I \KM VI U.K. VA.
Spring is Here
Sn i^ our stuck ul
Jpring and
Summer
Goods.
I'e un rn
ol .
itiHtially pretty selection of
\\\ <;<M>i>s. notions
;i!nl
Gentlemen's Furnishings.
FLEMING k CLARK,
FARMVILLE, VA.
(
Tl
C. i
Policy.
h.mr
will Proves
-
1 -ll" LY. Q(
, thal is limn -t. I
A. & H. V. Baldwin, Farmville, Va., j
I plate,
H
3 Have Completed
and now occupy
NKW
U . I '..
1 \l:\t\ I Ll I . va..
its and l
?nil ^h> // Hardman.
Saith, Wiwin and Doornt
ton and Carriage Material^
Studebaker Wagon*,
il ult ll lill I III lill nu nts, I 'Inns,
t nstimis, ,(?<?.
Lime
?if lllll.-llN.
Dttvall, Robertson 4 Co.
The Wheel
for a Woman.
.
Chainless
Crescent
Model 18
ADULTS'
CHAIN MODELS
$35
/;/ ///./. / ii; . /
CHAINLKSS HODEL 4H AJ
IENOT'98
?KLS.
(HAS. I". BUGG
M.;
FARM VILLE, VA.
Farmville
Mfe Co.
LUMBER
)f every description
for building" pur?
poses.
Prices are advancing
o place your orders
larly and save money.
C. M. ROBESON,
PROPRIETOR.
)N DRAUGHT,
k Famous Pabst Milwaukee
Beer,
LD, Kli Kl -iii\i;. INVIG
a
- for
I WHIHKII
-ii AIM. MARYLAND WW,
BRADDOCK,
DOPERS OLD CORN.
UGHO'GARA & CO.,
RH HARDOI > - LD STAND,
FARMVILLE, VA.
'
The
PEOPLE'S
OPPORTUNITY
FOR FOOT WEAR,
\\ <? iiif.'in, ut com-.-.
SHOES
for Men, Women and Chil?
dren, go to the
Ballimore Clothing House.
There \<>n will timi Course
;unl Fine Shoes <?t ever) -'/??
and .-it prices that will aston?
ish you.
Satisfaction is Guaranteed
'ii every instance "t a Male,
Umbrellas and Parasoli
ii th<' finesl -?t' Gloria Silks
li.- Baltimore < lotlting Souse
- the place '?> go. These
ujoods are entirelj NKW ami
.ii' tin- very latest styles.
['rices lower than you have
ever seen them qualit) con?
sidered. A big lol of tin-in
;iii<1 the) inn-! lt<- sold.
We hate -i nice assortment
of?
TRUNKS,
.vhich we art- offering at fae
hiv ju.. They were
Miii-jlii at a big discount, alni
iii- a<l\ alita. .'.'?<? yOU,
I'ln\ aif even one <>t fine
nake, ami we invite your in*
ipection. Remember that we
are headquarters for
FINE CLOTHING
'<?r Men, youths ami Chil
Iren. Prices a- \ow a- the
owest. Ladies ami gentle*
nu
FURNISHING conns
n all iii.- latest -t\ les. Spe
?ial attention i? asked t<> our
uperb lim- line <?t Neckwear.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Farmville, Va.
Oj joi-ite ('lilt.'- Ill
NOTICE!
moved from mj old itend a.,
i ?
ior lo r -mr..
.. lliail
MES DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, k.
CARI8LI BB Winn' SHOES.
DOUGLAS SHOES.
? (fully ask for a continuance of that
. nm.
L. J. VERSER,
I A KM VI U.K. V V
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
KKK Tm VIRGINIANS
In The Academic Schools,
lers, Science, Law, Medicine. Engineering.
s Hi ..i Ma I o ii Hi ci i.iiiii.n.
B. U tRRINOER
IVE YOI I 1'1,'M '
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Bryan's .'toy Book
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tie ramp um
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lion.
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THE INDEPENDENCE COMPANY, Publishers,
FRANKLIN BUILOIRO, CHICAGO.

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