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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR FOR THE PA8T, HELP FOR THE PRESENT, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.
VOL X.
FARMVILLE, VA.. FRIDAY. D13CEMBER 1. 1890.
KO. ll,
ITY DIRECTORY.
NCY,
FRANKI
A. 0. W?- R i
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MANN & CRUTE,
C P. VANDERSLICE,
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( H. BLISS,
^| M.MARTIN,
PLANTERS' BANK,
E, VA.
FARMVILLE,
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full play.
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rn mit with
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te i ;ition
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' it is
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th d
tin- White
ul, i- apt to
that
fusioi. BBOSt
jtlapetl to < xt.ie admiration, nut! lr.
* I '?" I IS, from the wi
riiu.-h Impressed with I
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B .?tnt int.. ?
: tried to d
? l ,; " Tho air :
? "world, ?:
??I." Ilii-ri- un- I
in three or four weel i ii, such s
ni sii.h terrible
lisa ruin- (hst they
ming it until ( Ill-K?
iel.
?I. of ? iT.ni i,,;.iv people
. dos] riail ?
?
ible along with you, a
lionr fm secret prayi
I yon bs sam i
i ? >l saturnalia. Keep noli, I
bath, though they dei
?.i'.l Puritan. Btaod off from gambling
? her i; Btitutlona which
to Imitste "ii thia aide ti
ut the Iniquities of Bades-Ba en. 1 I
vour moral mid your immoral hi
keep pace with your physics
Hon. md remember that ali the sul?
phur and chalybsstc Bpringacam
? much good uk ti ,
il flood that i real ? forth from
?he "ll iv be ymir
? rice it a til i
I Heaven.
? her temptation hovering ur
nearly all our watering placea
, We all a
sot think thal iis
ghi to ba cultu
of human dsgrsdstion. Thc
not of snell inp
?van race. The Bible inti]
- better than a sheep, and I
is better than a horse,
like Joli's Mullion. Ins r.<< k
bcd with thunder. B
In Olden Un ? rider the Lan of
opie, and in our dav the
same Institution has come up under fie
I til "- mu?
tti, r r ?
And lt is
rm "agricultural
' liing that is Improi ll
inning, bul
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and t! ?
Deas, and th.- - bond*
lion th.it
fOUBd tinder t l,e old I
I
I never knew a man yet who eould
give himself to thi | of tli-* turf
for a long reach of time
raia. They hook up their
, n and put on '.
lng cap and light their rir.'ar and
- id dash dOWB ? :
The great dav at I
; ( ape Kay
i riv all the other watering pisces
is the dav of the races. Thi
? d. every kind of equip. |
taken op at an almost fabulous p
and there are many respectable pi
g with Jockeys and fumblers
and libertines and foul-mouthed men
ari men. Thi
?au 'i ire bets run
e . s. supposing ail
IB fair, put in their moi Ogh
it. Three weeks before the
icel ?
lind the men in the secret I
-teed to bet their money. The
nun on the horses ri.linc BtOUl d Ump.
BgO arranged who shall win. Ll
.nd or from the can
? sad women ko sbsorbed ia tlie
struggle of bone and muscle and tr
that they make u grand harvest for the
pickpockets, who carry off the pi
books and the portemonriairs.
looking on see only a string of fa
with tl - flying around
ring. Bot there is mativ a man OS that
? honor uno domestic hap*
? rtunC white mane, white
? in the ring,
? lety mid with fraud
and with profanity ami with i
black neck, black foot, black
Neck snd neck go the horn's In that
Epsom. Whits horse ot honor;
bia. k horse of ruin. Death says: "I
will bet on tbs black
"I rn ill bel on the white
Thc white horse of honor a
little way ahead. The black horse of
i i:itiiii ted, all the timi .
him. Spectator brest]
? ut on the lash, dig in the t]
They are past the stand.
,1 ii?i as [expected. The black horse of
ruin has won the race, am! all ti ?
lories e - "huzza! huzza!" and
? ni to pick np
: j Meads, hi
io do with horse racing dissipatiooa
amer.
her temptation : g round
? place is the formation of
.iii.i Ufeloaf
maible for more
of the do must ic infelicities of Ihe
try than nearly all o'
bined. ?
icter aaa ba
who form compaaioo
amid such eircui
iv where tl
one pr of life you
want more than glitterati.! splash
ia not a ballroom
? : b iw and prance and
! SW inf of loog train can .
up foi nm,.ii sir
?.\. ll gi among the gayly
'
1 :i,lu go um..: |
light sprsy of the. sumnur watering
. lind character tha-t can
- of human
life. In the battle r,f life yOB want a
: than a line fan or a
Mit* hind <f life is
v that in order to draw it you
Braal a team StrOBger than that made
np of a ma isshopper anti a
femiuine butterfly. If there is any man
in the community who < con
tempt .n^ ame onght to excite the eon
f .n. it
is thrf r 1*1
in striking
ing infant
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tie of .
timi lr.
i.nd'r
Th, ?
I
her i
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' ri wa
torin;; mm h.O'.
r all
around oin
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? r hO?l
well .i
?
cheek anti put a ? - eyi.
she is ,
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drunk. :' thc
: th
daught.-r of som- man in .
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. j mi may
sriv ir. ? bat she is "con
?
are full of
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plc. A'
the cn- i on
.lind
f
?
cali them, lint "I
pagae i
?
1 ".'? niau h.- r
up ar.! ' i him
.".
: , indeed C ID yOH
ii a foul BS '
: nan to a grade,
to a th - > about like the
tor 1
Dd short
o ff. I'
man gu- dow ii t" des trui I
it is sin
I- ^
you cr,
.ii the
I
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hr st m
it is
the fourth mile it is
?
sixth r r,and thei
. until
.... ? thou
I is red, w i
n it
st it
., like
her t mi tr'rry ot h. me- which
will b. i d perhaps quite
arm J ?
re are
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without tin.ling ?
lng p! ? taiaa opt n I
uncle; r of sal'.
i ruck
.mt of tl..- rock
in the ! bj Hagar.
Water to drink and i be In.
Thc riler of Clod, which is full of water.
Water o' which
nev. r thirst writer in Ihe val?
ley of ! *r"St< r
tal fi.nu ai throne of
all of us. V
throw f mir tr.;i
it is
without ]
\o long sad du I
In .
ti
all bubbling np, ai d they wi re all dif
erent, and In r i
Diing np Into eternal
mlle, \ . bemli I will gt) I
of tbi r watering |
take tl ,] T' 'I
you th.it i' sn mach of iron
and so mai li Of Bods and fo much of
linn- SI
? i wt il. thii stale,
' that
. for
' I e. I
"Ho. ev
I
this r
you tr
tcp in
it! Tl ? I 'he covenant '?
er. Why I
in it? Some of v>u r.re too Wi
take a Btep in th ? n we
take yon up in the arms of prayer ead
pluage under the wave, hoji
ing that 0 and
who,
! into
the Jot b dive
came up, h r.iploxioned
n* the flesh of a little child.
LIKED THE VU
But th j Chicago G.ri Dida't Care for
the Lieutenant
lie.-eiit war Drina*Oat Ihe Bjeeaaree
tal a rsa ..t n Raaiaatle Vaaaaj
Winnini VI lin Hail I tt ii SlrutiM
Btrlna;i in lier Saw.
' ry of
- of lilt'
.nt of
Danish
war.
The ., Chi*
lo him
k Into
?
of Inti
ant bural out:
! want yoi.
into 1 '.v."
: we bare our reputa
?'. look after, and we don't know
what i..ii nii.l 11 ? been doing
mit lhere iu the Phill] ?
dence
of the fri, t that only a ful
woiil.i ,! mic bj one tl
? view
thc photograph nf n beautiful j
m. I he w re i.y the
i hundred
would timi thc original of thal picture.
alive by the Kill]
i the
woman. They Introduci d him
D and wom?
en, bul tiny all ikly at thc
Lieut. Jackson pro
documenl in evl*
?
i
th
I
i
:d mtstified ,
i
in an April t
?
: t unity
?
i /..
return mail carried an affirma?
tive reply from the J
gether with his photograph. Though
her to m rite t.. him hi
y further communication.
Ile served through the war in
without s d was
then I to the Phill]
where the elim..te undermined his
health. T e landed In
San I caine
Immediate!* lo I his wiil-o'
?
Aft- ? h the
young worn prom?
inent
and a mut U
with the officer on thi
lng.
At r if the bronzed fal I
of thc name thc girl was startled
out ol
during i he ' ' ly to
continue conversation.
.?ailed." said the
friend, maliciously, '" j nu of
?
"ti. boa i i, lieuteiiair
exclaimed with visibh
can't you -tay for t1 .
It will
"Voil
don't I." In'
"Why. yes; didn't you know it"'
willi it scowl at tl
| I j ,,ii \- li'. . your letter
"ii. j ea, I know. li. 'ut we
Bt-d mily
nie,- ThMWIaa i'm,ui r...i?.
An ? attire
of the rice at wed
? i
ford, is a,ely after
- I'r.'lt i
e
thc bri
a sbowi i >.f rice struck ?
cf it enter
them to bolt, with thc result thal the I
ami '
eil l.y the '
lady wa- such that thc honey moon trip
had to bc t. : I .incl.
Illili fruit hu \i.ili,iteer.
At a recent part* a j oung Indy I ?
i
?
eau io.i i. :'h. "liriibou-ousand
I rt lier ."
cried an auctioneer who ? -
? it. 1
SHE CARRIED THE OBELISK.
A Once lamons Vessel That la .Nun
1 ne,I as n Sen Oalas
< nsl llnrue.
A vessel win.!
Qg i il Lu , ia in port i.,.
bulli fur tl.. . pt in
:' the
I
ile. Bul l
a ll.
?
New York. I
i
i'ji i li..
lt - slto
I,ii,,ry to i"
lown on in forma with can?
non ball- un.ier them for roi ?
t waa placed In a crib Axed on a
loon. The pontoon aid ship were lifted
n a grating dry dock, head
i.ml when this I
ong and IS
tigh waa cut in I
I the ship on it (.'rome hal ii
raprovised ball
..f cannon balls. Inside tbs
ibeiisk was braced ali ? ison.
?ive.f about it to t
nade si nd thi til.- ?
?
ihe tit ally set sail for Nea i
1880.
:arries meals to workmen.
law nn Ratersrtataa Peaasrlvaals
ll.it l? Laj ??? ,!" I':.Inti.in
nt ii I'xrtane.
?
"
- tin- Philadelphia I:
riirOUgh his ow ii .let li
... and only works on an av.
.f six 1
i'om
- d op the etnph
to carry their
\ ?
)f the
' '
linne: ?' the empl.
? ?
. and thc 1 nipt
- able
0 carry the dinners in a kn
'
'
push
hich he titted ii;) with si ? .
lia business Anally in
hail to hire a horse and wa
In Ol
rom my starts out with the .linn.
1 a. m.. and .1. livers those that nr"
art heat away. !
md collection at ll: 15 ..'el
work in mills
heir hornes, tho boy managed to baie
ll thc dinners deliver* d bj I
Iii wi
r the u-o .
'
vliich is moro than some of ;
?ustomers carn in the mill.
QUEEREST OF ALL DUELS.
Ine tit Hie Must lleinnrkiilile Affair
tit lli.Hur Rv er I'laeeil
mt Hieortl.
'
ails ol
'anions. It&liaa fi
bool of sm
his own lr
? t way what he thOUghl ot lum.
? be weapons selected. I
ere to he p
lt, ami al the word of ?
Inn to turn armin.! :.nul
! I1 I
fl
ii j...rt and thc w
Hillel past his ear. ile tu
r\ with thi
listol iii hi- bai Ifni, ii ?
.
?ave him a snun.! I
iv ith I
'or tl
: wan! until
Pint's ?
lu nt'
\ lei..ria-* Letter tn la sal caa.
\n r. ? i Vic
orin, . >f the
The letter, which d. pi.ili
uni apprehends mlu-rs t.. follow,
the emperor thal
?
?
Yearly I'lectttlnns In China.
per year, but h.
nan forme. ' four
?
,n cen' Most of tl.'
rho are beheaded are water pirates t.r
? lits.
PORTRAITS AT HOME.
i.ie lassestleaa for Amatenr
I'll.itnttrn |.hers fur llnndllaa
Although all kinds of in*' rii - w..rk
rr.' the.
.'. eam
.r. It
rio on
di .il of
?
-un I ly
? 1 with
?
? r, in a r<
" -. Blina
oas on
this p
lt v -an ordl
ip to a
from the
hoard.
cut to fit a csa*
' | 'V-"V
lng. In front of tl ' board
should be I of whatever
r red, for a
? 'pure a
. Hence
in snell
a wsj readily.
.,:' light
from I , is pro
lided. . .. Idle ,-loth
I i i. ur at tx
? wall,
fastened
<.f the
cloth -i'll n strip
.', like a ? BSrSSS
| frmn the
I'l'.'.'S.
Anoil" | the celling
of the
? .tmera,
Will ti ? nf thc
a full face
plctUtS at.rl ill ii' ' . e I,iee for
: .re re
ferr.
"\V! ' ht to lie a
full-h ? '.unrter
full le I that
tho U]
? tl ra?
it is wi ll,on this
. white
that 1! ..ward
Bj ire.
"Whi ly or
tlufTy hair i QStS tim
? ?? top
SCl'ef I,
timi and t! ?
in an Bf>
far as pos?
sible i be softs
encl and to, ? nted."
MINUTE SUBDIVISIONS.
this Srttele Glvea i?u a Faint Mea
of .ltl?it Baw Vert small
au Alni" Ia.
:' t he belief,
which
let us kia of
sand, or ii ? my fine
.. liolllil
siiiaii i sj bs
ld, if put
under . assume
ler com?
pared with
illusti loo of
I. Quits tba
m]
with CO 1 h.' sub
ii tem
, out into
fibrous
dellca ? ? '? bees
obtain. es. So
:? - lt were,
tif this ? .med that
naked eye,
.?md tl would
.! the ends
?
if a I. ta wore
a rcpt* they
of ni,spun
rt w i t h
i nt ure,
a to the
? ?! it by
.?le for
e thc
If a : BS of a
?;, a half*
:'; ? thread,
, ! sn inch
?
i.i- . tlaaalo,
A ail sida ls
fi hy eight
or nine inches rr