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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR FOB THE PAST, HELP FOR THE PRESENT, HOPE FOB THE FUTURE,
VOL LY. FARMVILLE, VA.. FRIDAY, JUNE :;<>. 1899. NO. 41.
CITY UIHtCTORY.
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? C FRANKLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
PAM FLIN i'll V. VA.
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?. 0. WATKINS. R. H. WATKINS.
WATKINS $ WATKINS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ?
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W HODGES MANN.
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J. M- CRUTE,
MANN & CRUTE,
Law,
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ATTORNEY Al 1 WV.
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ATTORNEY Al LAW.
Green Bay, Prince Edward County, Ya.
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S'ERAL AUCriONl
FA RM VI LLB, VA
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I R. SPENCER, M. D.,
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r/iifsit imi mill Surgeon.
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^\j M. MARTIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW".
Richmond, Ya., Farmville, Ya.
\\'HITE 4. CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
?? pounded.
FARM VILLIS, VA.
Good Judgment
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Would dictate that you buy
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
SILVER WARE
ami -mli, of an old established and
LIARLE HOI
Such i- the store "f
E. WILTSE,
FARMVILLE VA.
PLANTERS' BANK.
FARMVILLE, VA.
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apital paid up, $50,000. Surplus $30,000
DIRECT"
M K. BARROW, K. M. BURTON,
H -\. MTOKK8, C. M. W M mi:.
X DAVIS,
on all prluc - -ul Uol?
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fERRORS OF DRINK.
Dr. Talmage Preaches of the Evila
ol the Liquor Traffic
In fin I I,..;,,, ni s.-riiKui Ila- Depict*
lli?- llninUl.r.r, \\ ,,,? Iii,, ll mu
i ,...,r? Mlaalofi i? io Df
?lni) III l.iM.d.
1. Wash*
mc, win ii the ev ila of tho
.ind tin movement for tbe abolition of
inteen
.iiiiii<* many
thia s.-ri.i b\ in. Tal
? - in niel- lisp, .-ts
-liould
Ol tem
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and there -
s
' the ten pit
The d< ? I nt midnight
i tin- land, nii.l
??ie iii nd in euell boUSC
Mini mourning ami woe
rpt. That destroying
i the earth, hut a far worse
, iweepa through thi se
lt is the destroying angel of
tatton
md Hum hy the
Itj In \nn-i lea wm bc
han the calamity in Egypt. Thousands
if the slain, milli
ni calculate their DUI
upon,a Hine four fiends mel in
? l. They resoired that thu
too happy,
forth to
?chief. The
.1: "I'll take ch
I'll take
" Another
the dalry."
neither sai.l: "I'll take charge of the
mi t in thu
? lt a, rt. with skeleton tin
tb cl <r in handshake
each oilier good-by
ith lip of hine Haine, rind parted on
? 'none
? . iii thc grapessnd sat
.wu on i root of twisi,.,] grapevine in
? ?nt. 1 he fiend knew
ge the vineyard, or.
? i damage the world.
beautiful
i Itohed the air
th their swi - ? ed to
sn n bunch, and
die the fiend sa.' there in utter Indig
laappointment he clutched
r and squeezed it in perfect
'1 lo! his hand was red with the
and tba fiend
id: "That reminds mo of the blood of
iken hean p the vineyard,
il I'll ii all the juice of the
and I'll allow tl I the
ipis to stand until they rot, and I'll
1 the process fermentation." And
prepan ii. and
snd their
. and they dipped up the blood
be grapes, and they drank and drank
1 went away drinking, and tl
uk until they fell In long lim
iiat when the fiend of the
?-. anted to return to hi
the pit I I fruin earea
walk I down amid a great
leeway of the dead.
hen the second fiend eat.ie into tho
li .1 chin deep amid
ni-I the rye. He heard all the
in talking shout bread and prosper*
dry and thrifty bomi i He
Infield,
grain h.id threw it
> thc waler, and 1 ?? nth it
- lighted with a spark
ii his own heart and then
idlng and smashing ai
with th.-ir bottles,
I the fiery liquid, and
,- drank, and tiny blasphemed,and
and they fought, and
I, and they murdered, and
? ? pit, the fiend of the
, pleased w 1th their bo?
or Iii-ft he ? donee
i the pit to the Whisk* barrel, and
? by the door of the bunghole
n high merriment at the
ghi that out of anything so harm*
field he might
? ?I id into a seeming pande
ie fiend of the dairy saw the cowa
m th. j tura field,
the ii aid n
lid: "I'll soon spoil all that
nhl to it tn ir and nut
and I'll stir it into a milk punch,
?hil.lr. n will drink it, snd lome of
eni pi ra ?!' -.- people will drink it, and
?nil do Hnin no ii HI give
lachs, and then I'll hand
to the mon fiends
ie satanic delegation." And then
lend of the dairy leaped upon the
and danced until the long
og milkpana almost qu
? fiend of Un- music
Wi re bul f" ?'
riding f. w -. be
; of the city, and he
r. .1 up the musical Instruments
(fall he marshs
and tb) tn md the
pped and the drum
he bugles called and the people
i.d in, and they swung around In
dane- m Ith a wine)
|, and the dame became
r and stronger and rougher, until
?-.in shook and thl BCked
he floor broke and the crowd
ed into hell.
n the fi ,l 'nd of the
nd and of thc gralnfii ld and of
f the n ? went i?
i home, and thc;, held high
;. had lu i n
ll done. BB ' e from his
ami announced that thei i
?
ll could pay su.h
the diabolic. And then all the
- and all thc sprit? s and all the
filled their glasse- and ,-licki >l
ha
th
isl
tn
ka
I
dil
tai
am
Il?
ma
or
th?
in
toll
ba<
sw.
lea
dm
gua
tun
erii
his
fun.
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that
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it.
say:
nois
thc
The
the.v
writ
llel|
rum
tihrii
for I
to si
rle
help
Help
linne
the <
is tri
ment
slept
deatl
Mop.
8top
liol |
Hu
Of h.
loves
gata
the n
in or
sell tl
Then
home
of it.
ls th.
man I
come'
bc lia|
dren i
.Inn ;
nuken
?
tin- lu
clad Bl
drink
pe mir;
Oh, rii
thou fi
Bal
when i
th?in> and cried: "Let US Ariah drink
te thc everlasting prosperity of the
liquor traflic! Here'l to woe and dark
? ml murder and death! Drink!
Drink!"
Oh, my young friends. I wnnt to tell
you that there la a point in inebriation
beyond which if a man go he cannot
stop' Bwl sometime* a man will bc
more fraBB than that. A victim of
Strong drink saul toa reformar: "lt is
Impossible for me to atop. I realize it.
Hut If you should tell me I couldn't have
a drink until to monow night unleaa I
had all my lingers cut off, I would say:
' the hatchet and cut them off.' "
1 had a very ..'.-ar friend in Philadelphia
whose nephew came to him and was
talking about his trouble and coi,
it. He confsBBed heeoold not atop. My
friend said: "You must stop." He-.ii.I:
ip. If lhere stood a cannon,
und it*WU loaded, and there was a
giana of wine on the mouth of t! ?
non, and i knew you would tire it oft*
if l approached, I would start ?
that glSSS of wine. I munt have it. I
can't get rid of thia habit. I can't get
BWaj from it." dh. it is awful fora
man to wake up and feel that he ia a
captive! I hear him soliloquizing
lag: "I might have stopped three
months ago. but I can't Stop now. Head,
but not bUricd; 1 am a walking corpse.
I am an apparition of w hat I once was.
I inn a caged Immortal and nu soul
beats against the wins of my cage on
this sid.- and beats against tba wires of
m.v eags on the other aldo until there
s blom] on the wires and blood on Thc
toul, but I can't get out. Destroyed
.vithout remedy!"
Again, the man suffers .'rom tl ?
if usefulness. Do you know some <,f the
nen w ho have fallen into the ditch v\ eu?
nice in the front rank in churches and
ii thc front rank in reformatory ilisti
UtionS? Ho you know they once knelt
t thc family altar and once carried
he chalice of Hu- holy comm union on
Bcramental days? Do you know they
nod in the pulpit nml preached
ie (iospel of the S,in of dod'.' We will
ot forget the secne witnessed some
ears ago in my Brooklyn church when
man rose in the mi.Ut of the nudi
tepped into the aisle and walked
p and dnwn. Everybody saw that he
? ixicated. The ushers led him
lt, mid his poor Wife took his hat and
icico.it and followed him to the door.
ho WM he? He had once been a
ighty minister of tbs Gospel of Jesus
lariat in a sister denomination, had
ten preached in this very city. What
nw him? Strong drink! dh, what
Hst be The feeling of a man who has
strayed his capacity for use'
. not h.- angry with that man. Ho not
ie your patience with him. Do not
indar if he suva strange things ami
ts irritated easily in the family. Ile
s the Pyrenees and thc Andee and
t; Alps on him. Ho not try to p.-r
ade him that there is no future pun?
nu not go into any argument
prove to him that there is no hell. He
PWC thari ia. Ile ia there now!
Bat ho suffers also in Hu- loss of phys
1 health. The older people in thia an?
ni'? cnn remember Hr. Sewell going
ough this country electrify inf great
Ueneee by demonstrating t.. them
? effect of strong drink upon tho hu*
n stomach. I am told he had eight
ten diagrams which ho presented to
? people, showing ths different
?ft ho disease, and I am
>t thousands of p.-..pie turned
k from Hint ulcerous sketch and
ireetermal abstinence from all Iniox
?d only knows what the
nkard Buffers. Pain tiles on every
rc and travci ?? . - j mtk* ll
i very bone and stings with
? n .ind jiulls with every tor
c. What reptiles crawl ewer his shiT*
ig limbs! What specters atand by
raid night pi Hows I What groat
air! Talk of thc rack, talk of the
?r-il pyre, falk of the Juggernaut
Bil at once,
?e the attendants stand back from
ward in thc hospital whore the in
ates an- dving. They cannot stand
The keepera come through it und
: "Hush up, now ! Stop making this
el Bs still! Ton are disturbing all
uth.T patients. Keep still now!"
ii the keepera paaa on. and after
eil past thou tho poOT crear un I
ig their nanda ami Bay; "() dod!
i. help] dive me rum. give me
' d (,,,.1' d dod!" And they
?k und they blaspheme and they cry
if lp and then they ask the keepers
a. th- in, saying: "Slab me, stran
me, smother me! d God I Help,
! Basal dive mo rum! d dod!
!" They tear out their hair by the
Ifni, and they bite their nails into
piick. This is no fancy picture. It
inspiring in a hospital at this mo?
lt went on last night while von
, and, more than 'hat, that ia the
i some of you will die unless you
:t coming, dod help you to
you go so far that yin can
top.
t it plagues a man also in the losi
uni-. I do not enre BOW mu.-li he
his wife and children, if rhis habit
the mastery over him he will do
mst outrageous things, if need bc,
uet strong drink he would
ben all into everlasting captivity.
? arc hundreds and thousands of
? that have been utterly blasted
I am speaking of no abstraction.
ere anything so disastrous to a
For this life and for the life to
1 Ho you tell me that a man can
:>py when he knows he is breaking
fe's lu art and clothing his ehil
.vith rags? There are little ohil
in the streets to-day, barefooted.
lpt, uncombed, want written on
patch of their failed dress and on
wrinkle of their prematurely old
nance, who would have been in
? usc of del this morning as well
?; you had it not been that strong
drove their parents down into
f and then down into tho gravi.
rn, rum. thou dcspoiler of hom, s,
De of dod, thou recruiting oflicer
pit. I hate thee!
my subject takes a deeper tone
t tells you that the inebriate suf
s
fl
I
p
ir
li
tl
di
in
f
Bl
lil
WI
Bi
io
ag
in
v.
iv;
tl,
ri
ai :
, StC
ov.
inf
thc
roc
wh
hoi
he;
nev
lng
hai
tea
r)i;i
The
the
*he
be fi
the
the,
we
"an
lins
gun
st ri
It
han
the
ns fr
you
('liri
save
the
on I
be I
neve
tl,
kno'
knov
enlci
of fi
atop
you
to W
this
your
drun
nu nt
drun
say, i
lag i<
Hewn
of yr
flnsh
ware
let tl
word
dud's
lion
their
this (
fear i
gard t
been
some
black.
dh.
ance v
on Un
March
go hoi
that r
ev, r I
habit
Bench
spring
prophf
lilith I
what f
the bl
acpuk'l
Towi
painter
??rs the loss of the soul. The Bible In*
dmstes that if wt fo inin tbs future
Kurid snfoi.
?lons wiii.'ii were regnant here will tor
DU'iit us there. I BBppoSS wiitin the ine?
briate wakes np in the loal world there
will be nu Infinite thirst slewing upon
him. In thin world he eoold gel Strong
drink. However DOOl In- was in thia
World, he e.i ii li I beg OT ha eon ld .st.-ni five
cent* tO gat a drink that would for a
little while BlsJtS his thirst, but in .?tri?
nity where will the ruin come from?
Dives wanted one drop of water, but
could nut get it. Where will tin' Inebri?
ate get the draught hs so mn
bo nundi d. iiiiiinls.' .w, one to brew it.
No one tu mi\ it. No one to pour it.
No mu' to fetch if. Millions of worlds
DOW for the dregs that were thrown on
the sawdusted floor of the restaurant.
Millions of worlds now for the rind
flung out from the punch bowl if au
earthly banquet. Diveacalled for water.
The Inebriate calls for rum.
If a fiend fruin the lo^t world should
cuine uji on ii mission to the gn
and, having finished the mission In the
grogshop, should come back, tal,
the tip of bis wing one drop of alcoholic
beverage, what excitement it would
make all through the world of the lost
mid, if that one drop of alcoholic bev
ihould drop from the erina, of the
(iind upon the tongue of the inebriate,
dow he would spring up and cry:
That's IL Thats it! Rom I Hum.'
rhat's it!" And all the ca verna of the
ust would echo with the erv: "dive it
o me: Rum! Kum:" Ah. inv fi
he Inebriate's sorrow in the next world
viii not be the absence of God or boll*
less or light; it will be the BDM
um. "Look not upon the wine when
t is red, when it movcth itself aright
ii the cup, for al the last it liiteth like
serpent and it Btingeth like SO .id
Thirty women in one of the Western
banded together and with aa
?peela] ordination from God the* went
nih to the work and shut up ail the
rogsbops of u large village. Thi rt j
(.men. with their song and with their
raver, and if 1,
len nnd women with an especial ordl
Btlon from 'ind should go forth feeling;
ie responsibility of their arorh sud
?charging their mission, th.-} could
hiu city shut up nil the grogshops.
Hut 1 must not dwell on general
must cum." to specifics. An- yon
tray? If there is any sermon I dis?
le, it n on generalities, i
ant personalities. An- you ai I
jvc you gone so fur you think you can
it get back? Lid I say a few mm.
o that it mau might go to a point
inebriation where he COUld not stop?
'h, I Bald it, ami I reiterate lt. Hm I
mt you also to understand thal while
? mali himself, of his own strength,
a stop any man.
ni have only to lay hold of the strong
n of the bord God Almighty. II. ean
ip you. Many Bummers ago I went
?r to New York one Sabbath even
r -our church not yet being open for
i autumnal services. I went Into a
>m In the Fourth ward, New York,
ure a religious sen iee was being
d for reformed drunkards, and I
ird a revelation thal night that I had
er beard before- IS or Jil nu n stand?
up and giving testimony such as I
I never heard given. They not only
titled that their hearts had been
?ged by the ginee of lind, luit that
gr.iee of (ind had extinguished
ir thirst. They went on to s,.
y had reformed at different times
,re, but immediately fallen, because
y were doing the whole work In
ir own strength. "Hut aa soon as
gave our hearts to Loil." thej said,
d the love of thc Lord JeaUS ( lirist
come into our soul the thirst ?
e. We have no more disposition for
mg drink."
was a new revelation to me, and I
t proclaimed it again and again in
hearing of those who have far gone
ay, and I stand here to-day to tell
thal thc grace of tho Lord jesus
st cannot only save your soul, but
your body. I look ort' to-day upon
desolation. Some of you ure so far
n this habit, although there may
io outward Indications of lt
c vast majority of people do not
.v that you stimulate; but
VS, iind you know, and by human
ilation there is not one chalice out
ve thousand that JTOU will ever be
ped. Beware) There ar.- some of
who are hiv warm personal friends
hom 1 must say that Unless you ijiiit
evil habit within ten years, as to
body, you will 'ic down in a
karil's grave; and, as to yOBI im
al soul, you will lie down in a
kard's helli It is a han! th
bat it is true, and 1 utter the warn
?st I have your blood upon ny soul.
re: As tO-daj you mien the dour
mr wine closet, let thc decanter
that word upon your soul: "Ue
!" Ah you pour out the beverage,
ie foam at the top spell out the
"beware:" In the great day of
judgment, when a hundred mll
ilrunkards shall come up I
doom, I want you to testify that
lay. in love of your soul and in
if I,od, I gave you warning in re
0 that influence which has already
felt in your home, blowing out
of its lights premonition of the
less of darkness forever.
if you could univ hear intemper
vith drunkards' bones drumming
? top of the wine cask the "Jiead
" of immortal souls, you would
ne and knee! down and pray God
ather than your children should
..?lime the victims of this evil
von might carry them out to the
?ry and put them down in the
umber, waiting for the flowers of
to crime over the gt i
?cies of the resurrection.' dod
i balm for such a wound, but
lower of comfort ever grew on
asted heath of a drunk ai
jer'.'
is are seldom as red as they are
1.?Chicago Daily News.
WOMEN AS CRIMINALS.
M> ti are
on account of di
Win
other i
A half-w :; will do
anything to hide a criminal who
lover.
H J- vv,linen nf
murder; the juror6 ar
i
.. wi,n,an in a tight pl
wiil tell about .,
a man would.
Wm; mart,
hut they cannot keep
If a woman of :.
'., wiri him.
: want to hare women
? i, but a jury of women nil,
io tbe
? that
i mai . her up .-lu- ls apt to
I f a i ,
I know it. lt is just
he revi rSC bet Wei ll tv .
A v..
?
Men kill \ an
I
tand it betti io it.
A woman . .-apathy for an
w oniim w
ut of'- j inp.'iihy !
? him
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
A W. ? ! in Java.
: Hi. V
.? in
churcfa in '
to be pu bl tabed in Hat
of the
p wort fa l la, and they
- rtaki n the support of 21 mis*
.1 ii ii s.
i Catholic parochial
of tbi in be*
J ill the eil; ; rk.
World's
kristian Federation lus ls
.1! for a universal >'
??r .1. P. Chaffey, of tl ?
? chaplain at the Leper home,
lian Can i ion, ibervlllc par*
n the city of New York Issi
?
?ship by nearly
Mt thodists l,( 7- Bap
ire Tis.". tional
J min?
ers ami ? nutn
? of ai11ii
'
? ola, v\ hi.di contain at |
t their late meeting in Lambeth the
*lish bil ed that th,
'
?
. -lament bc reserved, nor
there lu any public invocation of
Virgin Mar;. r thc
of anj -ithor
:ONUN')RUMS ANSWERED.
? r than ii mile's m..nih ?
it it (mts Into it.
? '.' Because
? a compani
hy ls thi liddle of the
use lt IS thl
hy ls a lark
i woman like a new ipa]
V When she appears in print.
like a
i rt.
ryerf
. * *
bicfa no burgle*
ck from a bald h. ad.
?
like a bad pb".] '.'
i-e it can't run draw.
IDE GLANCES AT LIFE.
:m.re than
Any tbil . that
all dislike llattery. but we all
it usually when it ia
?ii n ;
u the | man
that young man
peril.
? world isn't bala I -lust
hunt*
r work when BO many of us are
I ii it!
Imiam in
been pi.i, ? lem*
, in the
?a of ? uier
ournaL
ECTIONS OF A BACHELOR,
just plain under*
eat the a
les finance
?ii.it nothing makes a
rn.
pread
by can; fal look
?ypf and talking in a low, mourn
e.?N. Y. Press.
/ li'
SETTING WAGON TIRE&
Farmers Inn I).. I his Wurt More Bf.
feetlvelj anil i heaulj limn
the liluekaiullli.
There are mail. - firmer can
the at?
tempt. One of these i.s I lr.
the tires on the wheels of i
usual charges at n shoji for one
? wheel win exceed the cost to the fannel
of setting all four, and thc lin e spent in
hauling them to and from the simp, to
lothing of the ti
ti.ni ? . work or ruined
win els, is mr greater than it would be
? the work himself. To do this it
requires an outlay of onlj
a metal trough and linseed oil, i
half a gallon tO S set of W heels, though
i.c than enough to do the work will
trough, while boiling,
must be Bl
This troi i bs inaile of gal
? d iron by ii tinner. It should be
about l's Inches long, three inches wide
.'Hui li :! the middle. Bj
making thc bottom only lil Inch)
anting the two cud- lo the top,
the bottom will nearly conform I
iference of a wheel. Set this pan
on brick or stone in such a way that a
lire can bc built and kept up under it
Hut in ena ? over the f<
lllltl 1, : boil. Voil nie now
reedy to put in thi
'To prepare the wheels, let them
in water until the tins are tight, wash
it all the iniiil and din possible.
In one side of thc trough drive a stake,
he top of which is to be BDOUl
' of the hub of the wheel when set
n the pan. A stake with ii fork at thc
op will bc found the most convenient.
In the Other Bide, set in the ground a
!\4 in which a row of half-inch ;
ring from n
ew inches below to ii few in
ding with ? i: the op?
ie, i'y running a pb t-?
lng through the wheel, and la]
lid in the fork of the stake, letting the
BWJ> /
HEEL IN POSITION FOR iBTTINQ,
leel hang in the [ian, just fri.f the
? a pin in thi
le of thi ls :it the ?
iglit, ns u rest for the other end, the
iee! eau be easily managed. If it is
? the sapling, it eau bc turned
that mi
ifter being placed iii the oil the wheel
raid be slowly turned to j
wring. 'The length ,,f time n
boil a wheel depends on its condition,
mut of oil '
n be easily
In half a day. 'This Job will prove
than one per?
med by ii blacksmith, who, often on
'?nut of tlie div wood swelling after
1 j iink the tire, ruins a wheel
dishing '. larmer.
Triil.n nil, ?,ifji;.tf,
when
<'d to kiss
y girl In the room?
? id I would just like tr
t?!m tn lt! -v v Journal
lier lin I , < lilllie.-.
I married s
dn't hs but a
I li.ij \ re \ll \ minn.
.hat a ' rial"
I for a mlddli
get aj>
e By lays four timi i each summer,
eighty eggs cadi time.
e length of life of s tradesman bi
two-thirds thal of a larmer.
Wood's Seeds. ^0
Seed Potatoes
Planting in June or July.
arly in tin seep
planting in .lune
ly. Hi rlndpal on?
to pl.
--,und :iinl
iiisun : the crop in
wv
? our civtonu rs to plsi e tin ir
?
dy to
?
t. Cow Peas,
nun--. Back* bast, ste.
I.W. WOO!) & SONS,
Ismen, ; Richmond, Va.
? Y^
Tins space reserved f<n
M. S. FELDMAN,
he Virginia Reliable Bargain House.
Look for luwt Md.
Will offer at greatly
educed prices Slim?
ier Wear for Ladies
nd Gents', coninien
ing the .first day of
une, 1899.
Remember the place, next
""? to II. E. Wall's Hard
uv Store.
ULETT, SON & CO'S
Space.
NICE
VIRGINIA
SIDES
and
HOULDERS.
Have Completed
md now occupy
\Nn WMMOMOOI lavOaSi
. .1 : -?
F XKM'.II.l.K. VA.,
wr vv ii | our
and Hu- public. We ahall carry In
largs and viir;.-'l Ul
?ni Shelf llill'iliriti'f,
Sn sh, Ul imls anil I loot's,
ii ami Carriage Material,
SI il il elm I, it' ll noons,
llltlllllf lill/,ll Itlt'tlts, I'llHIS,
I <i*tiin/s, ,[l .
fi Mi?-k of Hui - and Road
i . ? telara ot
,.iiimi.-ml to j(lve
' ? ?
? luiiiif nt ? lime
I . uni
?TILaXaM hm Al.l.< W
itn.i toilet I oonalenneata.
avail, Robertson k Co.