The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, August 25, 1899, Image 2

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The Farmville herald. [volume], August 25, 1899, Image 2
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iFARMVILLE,*
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 5, 1899.
OO IM. X HST Gr 11
JOHN ROBtStSON'S
_ gm* CHEAT WORLD'S EXPOSITION _ asa
? *-w coBritezidjau, ? -bf
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
GRAND BIBLICAL SPECTACLE
SOLOMON, KIS TEMPLE,
and the QUEEN OF SHEBA.
3BX-& CIRCUSES 3
IJNT TII-Ta-IEi-E X3XO- IlIIalGB. ?
3 BIG MENAGERIES 3
1 Grand BIBLICAL SPECTACLE 1
1 COMPLETE AVIARY 1
1 GIGANTIC MUSEUM 1
1 Prodigious Aquarium 1
1f| TRULY GREAT SHOWS -fd
? **?# MEnGED IIn.TO OIvTK ElsmV
MORE PEOPLE, MONEY,
MORE COSTLY COSTUMES,
MORE SPECIAL SCENERY
used in the one great feature of Solomon and the
Queen of Sheba than in the entire com?
bined features of any other exhi?
bition in this country.
OVER $100,000 ACTUALLY EXPENDED
ON THIS CRAND PRODUCTION ALONE.
The Most Magnificent Scenery, Costumes, Em?
blems, Armors, Trappings, in every detail
Historically Correct.
100 of tue MOST BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS in America 100
Everywhere pronounced unanimously by Press,
Pulpit and People the Richest and Most
Gorgeous Production of the Century.
A MASTERPIECE OF SCENIC MAGNIFICENCE.
the emera featcri
n's season obtained from En ca, will nnr:!.
nd startle the world. Nol hem iver before pn
;nted in this country. The of former yeal
nd other shows relegated
nd Master Munis of thi it li
JOHN ROBINSON'S TEN BIO SHOWS COMBINED.
The Mos! Nov itnessed. 3
rom Nine to 1 I : lady
id Gentlemen E ms ridin at one time.
his feature is new an 1 .! willi this show.
TIIIC MENAGERIE
irpasses in magnitu the largest !
iowa Zoologii Id. Ever and anon ;
ora the far off countries ia, Europe and
rath America, the f rare
ii mais is added to Beast
ration, Rh in
Chimpaii ants,
sopards, Z Hounds,
linas. Mon.
I, forming
e most j n in the world.
il exhibited under the water-]
nts ever manufactur
One of .s fie is the
LARGEST SNAKE ALIVE.
rats,
nie this reptile . p, Turkeys and I'
The Greatest Free Features Ever Witnessed!
e Grand STREET PARADE and ROBINSON'S FREE HORSE FAIR.
An Innovation in Itself. A Truly Magnificent Pageant
feature of the Fr rand spectacle of
FORTY Or THE SMALLEST PONIES
ir har md driven at one time. Don't fail to sec them.
rile cages an emalia alone in this glittering pro
sum, the only ones of the kind in th? .States and
ting more money than tl [ the entire outfit
ee ordinary circuses. T formances daily. Main
>w doors open at i and 7 P. M.
exhibition at th amediately after
ade and at 6:30 P. M. ( In to all.
"or full particulars notice other advertisements.
\
Labor Day and Circus
EXCURSION
VIA N. &. W. R. R.?
From Farmville to Richmond,
MONDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1899.
HOI no . RIP PAR!
PARMVIMjE TO RICHMOND,.$1(1
WK 1.1. VILLE io RICHMOND,.
- Fiirmvilln on I Imj* Following afektdlk
7:'' A. M.
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e. RETURNING LEAVE RICHMONO AT 830 P. M. I
ATTRACTIONS Robinsons CIRCUS at
Petersburg. Dan Packard's OPERA COM*
PANY at Auditorium; Richmond.
Matinee at the "Jefferson Hotel" Roof Garden. Admisbion tO-iJe.
*
HE PA HATE COACHES I"; VOLO ll Ell FEOPLK. -%|
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WE <?<>. UEGAKDLESS OF THE WEATHER. ?**
_Capt. J. K. MICHIE fl R. T. ADAMS, Managers,
EXCURSION
BEDFORD CITY,
\ .viii be nm .rom KARMVILLK, IMIOSPHLT, IVAMPMlf,
uiHi winv -later,- to LYNCHBURG, BRDFURD 'll. arni I'n.VNoKK,
Sunday, August il,1899,
rbe train will leave Farmville al i., sharp. Upturning, leave Roanoke
: iii . Unit mi City al 7:20 p. tn.
will beal nioii ruu from Pulaski and otber poiul ,-t the
lal !'? -i-i
GOOD ORDER GUARANTEED. $ WE GO RAIN OR SHIHE!
TICKETS ON HALE Bil -iTATION UJENTS 1*1 A VV.
I i .KS Al r ACHED FOR Will! E PEOPLE,
L-eave Karin vi Iii
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;iile ll HI il- u Im (ie-llc lo -| l-l;. Ida* ;il;i I,"lui --ll ri. Il l.-r re
i."itiinii> tn vft.it tbe Blue Itidge Sprintr-. -iiiioiiihIhI
Tin- ('rydal Hpi tnotu, in
in- oi lin- lil; ii il alum-, i- wm ld Un- trip.
You can ui take you ovei in , ceota fur
ind trip, i f< ny mimi!
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.
'armville !?> Lynchburg.$100
'aniivn . 1 io
armville to Roam . \'*i
Tin- ii i . all station*. For further information apply to N I w
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TiVaeVs\oue 3cmaVe 5usVv\M\e.
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/V)wned and controlled by thi- Methodist episcopal Church. South. ottlcere *
V-/and ti achers. 19; tot-.l enrollment last session, 192; boarders, 147. A I ar |
ger boarding patronage '.nan any i.th r Methodist Institution In the State. Nine *
graduates or Uandoiph-Macon Ccilcgu or Randolph Macon Woman's College I* *
the I acuity. *>
MnTTn" PoaiTivi iwini
u ' IU, ' s'CEti vT THK LOWEST POS8IBLIC08T. . ,
THREE COURSES: %
REGULAR COURSE lead* to Diploma ofOradaatloa at faa iMtttat*. I
TEACHER'S COI ;. I |.r>r, niu'ir arrinlii.it.'- ni IV.]ii|-okv ii( *
?'.model school, girtna practical T
application ol il" ; teach ng. W
Woman's Coil-go coi foi Randolpk-Macoa M-?nian'e ?
ting Information mi thin point; I
\< . titiurtr. Vn . .fun.' .'I 1 -
Jr.. T'rlie' icketone, Ye. I
Mv ?'? ' ;l take |di mare In Mrtaf ?
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' riiur Pncul lulpli Macon gradaata*. ?
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inilllnr \. HI, ? Wiirni ri'n College nm! T
I hare-. I hope. In nn torn, thal vu timi ?
re taken Int 13 -uiiertor tm T
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(V. W. SMITH. I
-_A
? ? Inatrw tlon given nt the InHtltute i- o!
ittlrely acceptable to hu. 1, iudgee i.? tke **
Woman'* College. I
For more definite Information 00 all mattera pertainlag to tba aekool, ar-ad tor ll *?
luetrated catalogu ^
22cr. S>ani*9% (Janaonj Jr., *prir.::val,
ula (nstom:, va.
Remember!
i^fgijj*******,mMmwsnmmrsnnMWtnm??nam
Chase* A
Hackle) PianoH R
fMOIIUIll
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Ht ? \ one.
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v/verstrung O.I.rt
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A'ritc foi prices or call and sec wimple il
ts. Old instruments accepted in par! payment.
w. B. CRIDLIN,
.M.i iii 1.-n? 1 urers1 Repii sen tali.??.
*ock Bo* 208. Paran 11 If, Va,
Organs of best make also tor sale.
A, - E
Sold
Everywhere. ???,,|l
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