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feet tit
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nura.r
J. B. LEWIS CO'S
"Wear-Resisters"
j. ll lllt'l-Kl., Boston, Mass.
. vi ia/ KwUttrs" for aala by
A E. CRALLE.
W. T. DOYNE
Successor to Doy ne A Son,
UNDERTAKER
and dealer in
FURNITURE
Repairing and Upholstering
Done In the best Manner
{w. tr
mm
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Pianos
and Organs, School Furniture.
FARMV1LLK. VA.
A Step Forward.
Farmville Telephone Co.
We w ill furnish you a phone; do all of th?
work: l nplete and el
$15 ? for piaes of basl<
$? jj lenee.
Ml i. "THER KXPKNSK to those who sab
NOW. 1 lio-e w ho walt must pay for
-mg.
All pl tra! office anil
? rv Ice
NIGHT AND DAY.
AI RKAi.Y SIXTY-KIVK SIIISCHIBF.RK
Watch tin-list for lbs people
of .tour town.
Li a s ith
S. P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTORNEY
W. P. VENABLE
PLANTERS BANK
Farmville
Mfg. Co.
LUMBER
of every description
for building pur?
poses.
Prices are advancing
so place your orders
early and save money.
G. ll. ROBESON,
PROPRIETOR.
For The Ladies!
Ti
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ll
li
Al.
Ps
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Os
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8m
T
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l'h.
Wh
Aol
Shs
Tbt
Ths
And
Wh,
-Al
\\' Invite your epecial attention to our
large -tock of
DRESS GOODS,
leting of new style of
Plaids, Black Crepons, Vene?
tian Cloth,
and raogfa , fl
Silks, Velvets, and Braids for
Trimmings.
> large stock of
Ladies ami Misses Jackets
and Capes, in Black, Tan,
Navy Blue .*iii(l Brown.
Mattings, Drug
-. Linolium, Oil Cloth,
Lace Curtains, Portieres, Cur?
tain Polt-s.
Our stock of Ladles' and Children's
Fine Shots?Large Stock.
sssortment of Ladles' and Children's
Wool and Cotton V
An Inspection of the above (foods will con?
vince you that our prices are rlnht.
J. B. WALL.
A *.'/> Wheeler A- WllrBOS* fcteulDlT
Ms'-bliib for |2/5 rash.
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Pc
"In
I fl
In
I
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I
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Will
Scald.
Salve.
pain i
Boree,
Skin F
Onlv
Sold' b'
One
ber tin
si sn at
to w.:
ur a , ? t.. ?
RHYMES FOR ALL
1bf Ini-rl.'iu Soldier.
Tis s fsr. far cry from ihe minuit men.
And times i>f the buff Bl J lillie.
To the da), of the wittier lr* Jorgensen.
The hands that hold it true
'Tis a far. far cry from Lesli.gum
To the isles of the C'hlr ?
But ever the same the mat, and gun
Ever the same, are we
Tor the hlood of the sire, nt Pur.ker HUI.
Through countless fie .ruo.
Ia as red ard easer In parti Still
la lb! I 'he children-* veins
Aid the heart and thc eye suppott the
hand.
No matter what odds there he?
Ever the same thy sons. oh. ls
Ever the same are we
Not a Valley Forga, SOI a Wild! ?: ml,
Nor ha.! of a t'uban steep.
Can t ? ir tearlessness.
Who dally thy honor kt
We carry the flag tr -nea?
From the sign of I
To the stars and stripes In the I
Ever the same are we.
And the lad with the fresh unshaded
mouth
Fights ss his fathers fought.
And the man from the north snd the msn
from the south
Do ss their fathers wrought
Ard whether fr-rn c'.t> Bl farm VS COOM.
We answer the call ?
Wa hemes upjprlng st ihe heat of the
drum
Ever the sams are we
L. Sabin, li M *? I
Habel In tbe t/oanlr*.
Now Mabel's gone, how dull the townl
I loiter In the square.
And If the sky or smile or frown
'Tis not s Jot I care
With her In far Arvad'.,
M'.r.a eyes that found before
These urban highways bright arJ fair
Behold them so no more!
Oesplte the charm her pre.er.ee flings
O'er barren streets of stone,
despite the glow and grace she brings
Where men make hitter moan.
Not these her true hearts' haunts, but
lone
Ind tangled woodpaths I
Where Nature welcomes back her own?
ler home-returning child
know the flowers must looa "lo her
Who ls so blossom-sweet;
know the grass and mess must stir
With thrills to feel her feet;
I know the birds must "twit" and "tweet"
*o glimpse her fleeting by.
And all the little leaves repeat
I loving litany.
lye, she ls gone, and loneliness
Possesses me like psln!
feat hllsa in some remote receas
To hear her voice again!?
To mark with her the sunset strain,
'o hark the twilight hum!
Ah. must I walt, and wait In vain,
tie word that bids me come?
?Clinton Scollard. In Saturday Evening
Post
Pspa'i Day Dream.
he has gone, with twenty trunks, down to
the sea.
be has gone and left the hired girl and
!
1
n
?
s
Oon? and taken Sue and May
Seven hundred miles away.
'here the salty breere ts blowing fresh
and free.
tis ls hsppy where the hounding billows
play,
linglng money I have had to earn away
She ta choosing other's sons
For my darling little ones?
h, the younger of them's twenty-six to?
day!
ie has gone, with twenty trunks, down to
the sea
5 try to find two sons-in-law for me.
And while I labor here
I sm pesterel with a fear
rom which I vainly struggle to be free.
te ls fsr away beside the ocean blue,
ith the darlings that we live for, May
and Sue?
O when they quit the shore
Shall 1 have to tos for four
stead of merely working on for two?
I. E. Riser. In Chicago Times-Herald.
Pf?cf.
iace to the ship that, spite of winds and
tides,
ter long tossing wins her port a^aln.
d under friendly shore at anchor rides.
see to the toller with the hand or brain,
hen, the long labor of the d
mes dreamless sleep, to heal fatigue and
pain.
sea to the weary heart thst fli.ds at last
1th sfter doubt, and st um Ii
th all Its cara upon the Fatter cast.
?.ace on the Barth"?yea, earth again
abell hear
he angel's song?the night of dark dis?
tress
ill vanish, and the day of Christ appear,
hst knowe no storm, nor pain, nor
weariness.
slcott Miner Banks, In N T Observer.
the
Al the lind nf the Way.
ire'll be rest?there'll be peace
end of the way.
en the shadows are lost In the infinite
day;
I the songs thst we sing, and the
prayers that we piny
U be answered with rest at the end of
the way;
ii-eil be lilias of love ai the end of the
way;
i wearisome winters shall blossom to
May;
i rest shall ba sweeter that iieautlful
day
in we dream In the light at the end of
the way.
lama Constitution.
Margie". I nu*, le
There's a twisted golden able
Hanging near my study ts
If 1 seise snd gently pull
All st once the air ls full
Of a merry liquid ol
Like the pealing of swef. - ?
Sliver bells, be,ls. bells.
But the very truth te tell,
'Tis no bell-pull, and no
Only Margie's shining hair
Dangling backwar: lair;
Only Margie's merry luugh.
Sweater melody by half
Than the sweetest of ail l>e!la,
Silver bells, bells, bells
?Julia Schayer, In N Y Independent
Mr
mt
sk
of
' ful
joi
bil
St!
MTS
Mil
?,
illili
Kiri
tat!
and
'
WU
eiet
i pm
U,
HS),I
US t
1-s ,,,
The Poet's Peranihulalor.
I'nder the blue of Jersey
I watch him gayly fly
Behind the old lawn mower.
Hinging a lullaby.
The daisies lean to capture
The syllables of gold
He scatters on the breeze.
With madcap Joy untold.
Cpon the old lawn mower
Which up the hill he boosts,
K seat ls rigged, and in it
His crooning baby roosts.
K Munklttrlok, In Frank Leslie's
?pular Monthly.
Charitable Jud-mr. t.
men whom men condemn as 111,
Ind so much of goodness still;
men whom men pronounce divine,
find so much of blot,
issitate to draw the lino
.'here Ood has not"
oe um Miller.
A Frightful Blander
Often cause n horrible Burn.
Cut or Bruise. Bocklen'a Arnica
the best in the world, will kill tho
md promptly noni it. Cores Old
Ulcers, Bolls. Peloae, ("oms, all
Eruptions. Best Pile cars ..n Berth.
U ell a box. ('uro iMinrant.ml.
? White A Co., Priii;l- ?
ii r,
the
tbe
lot,
land.
of t)
ll ill I
pitch
Rut i
neigl
t-h.it t
of pl
iiiii I.'i
But
inin, i
bi tl,
have
Baa*
At
eharg
posed
ants .?
other
Theil
shakli
An
womer
te ox i
li onie
Pl
Th
For Bale.
Phaeton-Hufrijy. alto one riib
i huKiry and one trap Can he
the Star Warehouse, or apply
P. Vknablk a Oo,
Stud
K'S LOSS
?..??...r.H! ? la it ? ilealatlas Isrstl 1*
I . ,,.. Hill In Ile I oll
.l.l.-r..l.le.
"II,.',','.1 J nrin?"
M.IS
tbs rai n iirop w lu n ihe above little
.lim Routed in thor
Dughfs ? ott mpt
\ ? the Phil*
?
me weary," he remarked, a arith a
?Von hean Ition In tbe
tl ,1 lo lil,-Ii
, man's
ot it.- ' ' mat
involves tbe market*
?
o nu. i i,is tron?
lo * mi sop
the limonut of
lionel tli.it ? ' OUt of tl ?
ian's linn.ls iv ii. .io? n
ni his lu.iiil.i li . ? ii '?' Don'l
mount to , ? you'll
ir opinion nilen I bring lip
ft w ni ion.
tarting mn w th n ton of
, dead
I lie denier.
' **, lui) lou
alculate tim - a .lav
ight here ill lOW i'i.omit the
Ono hundred
t. n cents
i the lld* nini
lixty-flve
? ia) loss lo?
llly es 'Ho Ilene.
Then,
during tie . ?? drippings
mid i ? -lin; ti.ei ',1
ipply all tho hospitals in town with
'
ro7en in!,, ;, p. if th. entire
' t h, -.,- dr '.l be collected,
rmi building. Thou
min, tho waste when tho oak's are
iay nothii .
hut vaniahea ii t.. tbe nir whee the
e is wh. ii arith a bruah
?oom. But without going Into further
?tails. I think you'll agree that tho
.?ni .t ho pedd ? . h trou
? ? itv him Into an earl] grave,
Miie'."'
A FRESH CROP OF HAIR.
rrnr al the IioiiKt-r nf 111* Ron
tn j. ?-? it linn's Hair lo
i baa gre t oiur.
Of Int I.
,1 \m,in. ? , ? .i -hain il in .t
ghi as the i
. ?
I Ul slK'll p]
0
Chicago phys!*
n relat
mial and - truth: The
t.jeei wai in the
- ? Int was
t of a ni
His hair
I a dark t ;
ur. One ? return
I r
it] was
9 nnd trampled on k
iee. Be
the father killed,
l in trying to save bin
had pal pi?
ons and a :'? ld nnd len
i in tin- face and I
ext dav tin I . hoar,1
eyebrows i ll In quanti
hi w.is ab
itely tm!.!.
! ead and ' paler.
to grow
in In ti down.
nullo . : - \terr COI -
I with t and ii little
e thinly sown, coinpletelj white
LIQUID OR SOLID?
n I'M* ll ii esl lott I'.i'K i, rd I r,? As.
phill! a I rilli In a Trinidad
? min Mint:.-,I.
tu ii in Trii ol tbe
ait ,iii eels of
opinion ls ?
u whether Ihe ?> maj be
,, liquid oi a
?. obj ? cago ( bronicie,
trial in turned.
IU from f- below
pitch mi - et, out. Ni, ii
he m. ? to collect | ii, h
-rhbor'a
io witr
i yoa wnnl to il I j . hboi 's
." Il
? morning."
?nit ll li l,\ o| , oul
il.or Whose pitch had thus bo. n
<i ofT In ,
"'',v thal md st rat am
i'll was iii.. -.. much water, no
' proj ? j appropriated.
rit pitch was a
more
lo alistine! it from
I" tr.*.. I | of iron or I
iie.i. Ifcakiasj i ,,,,? Ba-uura.
a reci
ed iheir pistols win
upon om
find i " it the combat*
.lionld shake banda. To this the
second nry,
r hand-." ss id he, "hare been
ig for half .- n lr-.ur.**
I ilu. tr i:\[,, till Inn.
? Dtirely of
' -tra lia
doro t: I, the
ila known.
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Of roi
IV,-, IT
Bsa
TZBU
srir I
om B
f.70Tt<>
at. HA
AN
axinville Herald
ANDTHE
rice-a-week New
York World,
Both <>iio yeal ?
ordfts to
THE HERALD,
Farmvilie. Va.
1
FA!
Ei
Pl'iii
gui
W
elrv i
DYSPEPSIA
'? For six yeara I ** aa a * lt lim ol tl ) a
?M-pala ? rona I could eal I
bul mil ur,.,'Mut ll
h.,i iei-.ii, and
.. \ m : I
ill j am as sri
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Imvii. II M. lint '?' .'ark. O
CANDY
CATHARTIC
**a mw tAinA-iut,
fles.snt P.Uiahle. P.Ol 1?
.rl| ? l"
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
...ni., S-asBj < ?..??? i Mst-at, Bunni, Ssa I
un in oar
PU-IU-DAl* | I l ntl Habit
I CHAS, I. WALSH,
? _.',KM,
W MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
SLak PETERSBURG, VA.
Mamt ACTUREH "I
(ODiiments, Headstones, Tablets, Ac.
Iron and Wire Fencings kyNf^r
i'..it. Katmai ian Othbb Pi aeoBsa,
CAPT S.W.PAULETT/srmvii
e. ii iii I Al'.iiI for ii nun I I, and
,'iii*funiMi estimates alni particulars to all
ply,
'OR CLOSE PRICES ON
Green Coffees,
Granulated Sugar,
Meat,
Lard,
Nails,
Hardware,
Agricultural Imple?
ments,
Fruit Jars, &c,
.-.ll nil
he Farmville Commercial Co,,
11 ipusite Randolph 11
A i: UH m.i.i: i'r i nt,
B L ANDERSON, \ P
V. LEE MORRIS, -, ? i
IN DRAUGHT,
ie Famoos Pabst Milwaukee
Beer.
LD, REFRESHING, INVIGORATING.
leer of tbe same bren r,, bottles for flam 11 jr
I Darters for
KIN KM WHISK ll.-, Vt .
no inlier whiskies foi
mr medicinal purposes iban
?I i \i;i. MARI LAND WW,
BRADDOCK,
?ami ri. famous
DOPER'S OLD CORN.
UGHOGARA & CO.,
RICH IRJMONa OtVHOLU -tami.
FARMVILLE, VA.
1 fSSsae of PURE LEJSEED OIL rolXSA
^mm^/TmT9mmm w1th" *"*.Uoa of
es 2 tr-ttlons nf |
? WOULD
Clflnr
-rpalntbiil. Tn rtn wonr* ***?*-?**fa 'finn Pura '
.- r.n?r.*?or*s. "
?Mu i)i<t . - I n.'.r Ma
mil la
I ? ails, '
nov c.in dn lt II I* tbs she o?
i Paint. No sames i^u-t etsi is> uiaUeat '
lei, iuj.1 ls
? > '., ?K!,orCuif.
MMAR PAINT CO., 8t. Louis*. Me.
Bold -md v u*rinii*d b""
DER80N DRUG CO.,
tr iii , Uuiiits. Oil*, Etc,
MVILLK, Va.
:. C. WILTSE,
(8u.---or to k. u 111 """'
JEWELER,
tMVILLE, VIRGINIA.
-?- E.t
.erything in stock NEW.
rn reasonable. All g.1
tran teed a-- represented. ' Ac,,,n
1 Sum
-n- I.ili.r.
Hil.ir,I
atc]., Clock and fine Jew
repairing a specialty.
nts.
E. C. WILTSE.
PIANOS.
ORGANS
Chase Pianos Are The Best.
?mumu imin i mn 11 ii iii
tesl the vain.' nf ;nl\ertiaing in the Herald
the following award i- offered:
The person who, prloi tu DecemLs i 10th, 1 rn
Of eorieelll Spelled B/Ofds 'lou ' ie I
to my iiddn?, will receive ((5.00, '
Ie, el' e $1.00 **eCU.
CONDI HONS.
w ords iiiu-i "Hil be i,'un.,I :
run,,,- Are iii- I'- st," nod muai never use any letti i em ii
i.e. ni- Hi itt iii any mu..-, t-x : A -ecu n? tb rei timts awl fan il
line Rmi - iii any n
\\ ..rd- mu t be seul f*rou| i d m thal tii-t letters ?
till of nord- iifuniiiini* ii i'll < ' .nie lii-t, nilli ll eon,'
Pleurals d.I eon.ii .-.- extra is >rds uti less tbe spellliiK i- cbs
Sn,ti?.fui (?'.iit.-iriiits will receive reward within Bve day* front
ti,n, conti - ed in lees time.
W. B. CRIDLIIM,
Manu fad urers1 Agent,
Lock Box 298. Farmville, Va.
St int For Catalogues and Prices,
r .ru ir -i
( ll \M
Furniture!
ES.. Big Stock, Low Prices!
Large Stock Wall Paper and Windows
BARROW & COWAN,
Undertakers and Furniture Dealers.
FARMVILLE VA.
SAMUELW WATKINS.
PLANTERS
JNO. D WATKINS.
WAREHOUSE,
3. VV. PAULETT,
President.
r\0. R, MARTI
Sec. and Treas.
DIRECTORS.
ll ,
FARMVlLLt, VA.
LEAF TOBACCO SOLD AND STORED.
Warm stalls and Larg ifortaMe. Lo
This -ntrsliouac ofTera to Hw farm, i -
? ...ir ju i-i.ii ?
lu ll |...i
I! I TR / ns.i ?' I TE i
\\v m:\ M. W iii ikiik ID,
Cl.'ik
Iiiim i turi.
CARNEALt & DAVIS.
\V' .H.K'SAI.K AM. I.KIAH. DEALER* IN
-lime, Plaster, Rosendale and Portland Cement,
Sewer Pipe, etc.
vf- it, South ioih Street,
tardware, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Glass, Paints, etc.
E. I.KOAI) STREET,
RICHMOND, V \
INSURANCE!
SOLE AGENT.
ie Va, Fire and Marine Ins, Co, I Hanover Fire Insarance Comp'y
of Richmond, Va. of New York.
i
ACCIDENT AND LIFE INSURANCE.
'?'.I tin- iiliiive I', ,lii|mnn s in. lill- (ilitee for 111.
: ,.ii> ihslrlossss promptly, leaaplaes \<>u i?.>,,ini iii ,.
? by Bra. pst-ltall**,
H. A. WILBOURNE, Agent.
. AKM\ Il.l.r. V \
ie Farmville Building and Trust Company
' V
A.S.L. WM UK,
Krssl
FARMVILLE, VA,
? -linemen! , '?' "?
Money Loaned at Cheap Retesand Time Given to Suit Borrow,,
inisted Illustration of Loan 91,000.
.-I noe
Ml
it easfa borrowi d
Estimated Illustration to Investors.
1
!
I iniliil, ntl,.! '
THE FARMVILLE BUILDING AND TRUST (
ramiville. Va.
ibscribe to the HERALD
Only $1.00 a Year.
i
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FIRST CLASS SfCONO CUSS
SND , r TICKETS
-THE fi UTE TO THE-^.
NORTH pm-bO EAST.
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