THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR li>K Till'. P.A8T, HELP FOI! THK IMtKSKXT, HOPE FOB MIK FUTURE,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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W. FLOURNOY,
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C FRANKLIN,
ITOKXEY-AT-LAW,
A. 0. VI " RH
WITK1
W. HOD J M- CRUTt,
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MANN &. CRUTE,
s*; P. VANDERSLICE,
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WING,
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( ' H. BLISS,
^] M.MARTIN,
\ T LAW,
Farmvilie, Vd.
W'HITE A. CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
VA.
PLANTERS' BANK,
FARMVILLE, VA.
'00. Surplus $30,000
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FOR RENT.
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
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SEEN IN RETAIL STORES
Hats trimmed with wreaths of or
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ld tha.
Mai ola in
Mi;.' od feathera
In summer mill.,.
dally iii the halt-i
-kirts
In win
in all
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f white nnd
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Btatio
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trimii
DECIDED IN TIIE COURTS.
tlon ff ih'
of a rniln
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view in:
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POPULAR SCIENCE.
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with a -.'ul I-1 lim
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will Ii-.
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department Le auppllt tl v\ Ith
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on the linn.I or I
other inal
lluiil of .'my kind, then in the
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RAILROAD INTEREST.
in th.:
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.
i-rally arise
t ti i.iill ilieit;.
r of a family eau pretty
ul from tba weekly v
ting as the
i tune that was all our
i .ult.
Frill ihle that a wom
i. ii if lui- temper gets
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i: -ihle ah.mt iiioihs de?
em.
in the world ready to
t..iil.i I..- had.
in the pitcher U
!.'*lt moaiC when the ther
? il the Upward ;
fully rra'iaTs the joys
ill he ?it.v at his own table
I i-. i n jr.
ni (rive the
i Itabia woman is to fail to
ol -lie f>" 'uefore
A * ?. her emo?
tions generally dlacovera that the same
tte ? had to iiringher
hark.
Tho stnt-e-struek pi a sr
bock whee ? for the first
? ima pop-alar matinea idol off the
A woman maj say nil sorts of un
aboul her husband, hut shu
n nw blue if sin' lets anyoi ?
? i a woman'a fri
until he marries her,
??I. lelia her tin- candid truth
Philadelphia I
CYCLING ABROAD.
?it cy
? i ?'? this eoun*
A ii on ia 'ii force in France
rj bicycle to bear a
? plate. Foreign i
. this law If Un ii
the.
rican was struck with hor'
list riding alone on a
. ? p hill with
iii;."-* mid tine
"t think it necessary to
anti still on tin ir a
?bout rather nu?
ll ly.
ea of tba road in Fran.
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well as bel
-:iint,
ntul t: I to turn
t h..iii.' or th.' English
ll
?i ls tin not enjoy their
? american *
., not ride nh.ne mid even in
? a father, brother or
- ? i ' ' ling la
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onaDj you sea a fern
father, mother and children
. but they are usually
;""r the country.
THE DAFFODIL BLOSSOMS.
t Gret li. hi ld thi c 'looms
? t< em, and a crown of the gold
- woven in honor of the goda
. upon the I ? dead.
fond of tho ilalTo
dil. Wordswortl ire familiar
and Hen
to tbe attention that baa been
l his i rel ty blow
It wassaul that Proserpine waa gath
.1.ill'...lils when she was carried
. I for that nason this
ne the s_v mi.ol of death.
? ? ill of it and declared atu
.1 death wen- its Ili?
lli is a . .,f at.'odiTly,
: Holli Asphodel'
: the legend
of Ihe latter name is well known how
? r v, hom a nymph died, was
I ? ow u fae.- in a
Infatu
j; th.it he waa spellbound
? till lie pined BWBJ and died
i into the Bower that*
' .dav.
GREAT MEN.
. wini, in college, stood tirst
-mun
it worker and he
lown treee with the brawn*
[I] of 8w< len. who bal
.?Minder the '
and w.uk
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Utile, the great Hun,
burdeu for a modern
ry, Imt he not only carried
f def ena
i intellectually fa
physically.
n was the r and
Od Lincoln'*
? ll known,
hud iron nen.
! lie down
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,| within a
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
A v.
to drink milk.
idmit who ilid tlc
I of tiie time the :
. rent.
,'t their r
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an always tear
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ith her own.?N. Y.
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AT THE EVENING SERVIOE.
Ear;
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Whi
ar long
il on through such a
lan .
Who follow Christ shall ti. ra bf i
And while I listen**, o'er my -
which all n,
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billa.
Oh, could we km ?
In tf
un, and faith 1
ht,
tad claim a dei
. :>? witta le.pe deterred, ..
me, while here, a. I ..thful
Then, Kat her. If Tiiou Will ll life.
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SELFISHNESS.
\ i in Ulan I: * 11 tmiiuM w iihii We
Ne.ll tn \\ Ililli ililli I' r 11 >
nnil ClKlit.
Belflabneaa is a dark and def.':
trait of human nature. With certain
limits ii is the privilege lind thei
ea. ii one to tare for his own ino
man is charged with responsibil?
ity for his ow ii health, his ow n support,
his own education, hi
Others may furnish us the ?
million, hut tiley cannot educatl
They may bring us the light 11
needed for our salvation, but they cen
ve ns. VTe mual work out our
own salvation.
"A
-ave,
-ky."
Bat w hen one beCOI li lih
aorbed in bbl ow n alfa
?t others altogether, he ma
mistake and fails in his mission.
I o live for self is to perish,
creeps into the home and i
a happiness and peace, lt ?
the church and rends the body of
( hrist. It linds its way into ev erv de?
partment of the government of t
tton, corrupts the counai ls of i'
?..tiie- ami para I j irm of
the public service.
.ii insidious principle, lt is
eaay for ru t<> ace selfishness in our
neigbbora, but difficult todiacover kt in
l'he .-ame s\ inptoins which
in others appear to h.
of aelfiahneaa, aeen in i
t<. i.e evidencea of juatlce and men II
w i> need not univ lo I
this lurking .vii, hut also to wat. h and
pray against it continually.?Christian
Advocate.
THE SIN OF FRETTING.
I * lior) iilttri' I mil-rt* 11 ut'i ti tl nml
Too Vim h (Utrliiiik.il In V Pm*
iiHlltia ol ( linrninf.
Paul Tjrner, in one ol
??l'.t,ph- everywhen are waking up to
"Worry is wrong! Worry
is uiini et ssaiyl Won \ rn
mote it he! The sooner il
.? ful demon of frctfuii
his ?walkin',' papen,' thf better
for the world. Won,, fi rtainlj I
ni tin- life of a 1" ? "iry
hristtan is, indi et!, a soli cism."
lb ifn ll.mt. Jackson wrot
tin .-in of frettli
.lhere
and by everybody anderestimatei
quite too much overlooked in vail
of character. It i- the sin of fri
li is :u- commoi
common ii
its usual monotone, wi
it.
"Watch any on:
of people ain! see how manj min
will bt
- more or Ieee complaining
neut of something or other, which
probably everyone in tba room
th.- car or ? I
be, km w lu fon ai d pn hablj i
can help. Why say anything about lt?
"It is cold, it is bot, lt
i idy baa broken an ap
tepidity oi
comfort. There are plant}
fri t about. It i- simply ? ?
much anni
in the coin -
Of the simp ?
on that aide of tl,ii ge." I i lol I
Mn Kl nu tin lle*t mt ll.
There la an ld<
-utnation. The Ideal
? be creature of our I ea and
condition-, and the Ideal li.aviu.
been er. litfd hy thf-' el,nd:'
always be worthily striven for.
Hon is but the stuff tl
Shape that -ame ideal out ol':
stuff he ol
sort or that, so the form thou ?
be bernie'.'" lb n.iMii. tin D
open only to the few. It I
the ideal of every situation itt which
man finds himself, and this iden
lained by "making the beal of it."
Not n Uu.-?ll..n nf M...til.
rey ls ind.
moods. Beeton t".iii-.'regationfili8t.
TO EMPLOY CONVICTS.
il. -ii K.i. I in-U> I n It-n ila. tn I'lue.- Ila
Prtaalpal Blckwa*fs (n rn
Proper i ..minion.
of (he
v. in eimeo? Ken
: t to
I in thi ? iiiifi.tiaricH
the
buildl iring of j .
11 of ninny
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a lull to h.- | n -? nt. ti
. I h.- uc
tbe plan.
m klee
ila of !?.,??!
u of t!i.' . ivould
ellon t.. eon*
viet i. i ana
in coated With IT, and ill
Hew York, tba
antipathy to it i result, tl iti
the* con vieta remaining in ld lem
there have v.hlch pre?
vent them from doingalmoatanj kind
of work. In con I dr health
rti d .ely lind and their I
; inly.
If these 'olivie!-, a- wi ll as (I
other st the Kent uckj a bed
men, wera put to work npoa Um
public ;.t in
Idleness in thc priaone, they would he
of im aleulable value to the people of
would
i a tact w iih no elana of free
labor, Utera being no roiiiM.iiildcrs in
ii try.
It i- tl 1 tiiat by the i. .
thi leta would he able
(o ph ct roper eon
within a comparatively short
nd at small exp.
SOLID, CLEAN PATHS.
Tltry A.lil Mneh In the Comfort of
I'arm I ile uni inti Ile Unlit nt
BHSall I Mie nae.
While iii -
tin- walks about farmhouaea con
i and altractiie, the oin- great
lal point lits in obtaining th nee
which v*. ill he (Inn and dry at all sta
tatter what the
weat! : .-olid elean path
! only a pie leon to walk upon,
hut it mod nnd dirt of
1 racked into
I of the
Hence the reason for my presenting
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which shows how a very neat and
? walk may he made. l'irst,
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width of the path, and (he bottom
lilied with round
. i'"i: BOLTO WALK
. two stri'ia
eil at either side,
i nu lu' h cn, and
. : I
md up" the | ath. In this
? ? : ' lie walk is
.( and true and (he i
hoard at
lutiing much which
in undfr (ht up
Provided coal-tar could
lie mixed with th.' \u\i layer of gravel,
it wo- H to harden down and
? i bard
lindi of (he (ar would al
; nd O. Sili
ley, in barm ami
LESSON FROM ILLINOIS.
I nrio. r* l\l.l.nll> l'\iirrt
Dwellers In CItlCS lo Hear tbe
I i. tl rr lt ..it il llnrilen.
The city of ( 'h ? : tl
fm- one-sixth of all the g..ml ro. ?'
?'?!' Illinois,
but the funner i I the
' M Inn they
od mads hill r.(/puring
:., and
the pi ; ? titionlng for tho
ni of tin- ? ptrty
?? ;,,: -i . m
iple of that city would
I d the Iii!!, but U.f;. did not.
? I jumped on tba
hill With g': lit up
of Mi?
ll tba farmers
would . era thej of
-
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erring in tba mud
rJly in
ste.
is th bad
- likf
t'l until ti
out of tin ir mud locked litharge, or
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sf nt t; tiee wit]
la. A. V.
Btw " leniU.
?'ill, appro
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,1'iiual
: liar of it
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it would
? tba stone
' g f"r
rfm
.Intir
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