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FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR FOR THE I'AST, HELP FOR THE PRESENT, HOPE loll THE FUTURE.
V0l.. \. FARMVILLE. VA.. FRIDAY. APRIL <i. 1900. NO. 28.
CITY DIRECTORY.
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ATTORNEYATLAW,
i'AMi'l IN CITY, "I \
Edward
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WATKINS $ WATKINS,
?AHORNEYS AT LAW,
FARMVILLE, VA.
Carn
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* HODGES MANN.
J ht- CRUTE,
Karun
MANN &. CRUTE,
Attorneys at L<t\v.
?
K P. VANDERSLICE,
\T LAW.
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il. K *V Mis storr. Mit
(, S. WING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1 Bay, Prince Edward County, Ya.
(' H. BLISS,
N BK VI. Ai 1 I KIN! .
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PLANTERS' BANK,
FARMVILLE, VA.
?lint
?? '?. Venable. - - 1 iislner
Capital and Surplus, $75,000.
DIRECTORS:
IRHOW, K. M. BUB
B* A M. WALKER,
H-'TE, T. J. I- Wis,
tr-resl
- ni'kfotlHterl.
m ill princlj
White & co.,
DRUGS.
Medicines and
Dru^ists' Sundries,
tull) Compound* .1.
'"'I.D MEDALS TO
Harper Whiskey
w Orleans ami World's
Fair, Chicago. Try it, v..ti
will endorse the Judge's ver*
S i by
JOS. MANNONI,
1 ? UM VII I.I-. VA
Farmville Herald
ANDTHE
Thrice-a-week New
York World,
? 1.60
PHE HERALD,
Karmvlll** Va
BUILDING CULVERTS.
U lu-rt- I'll* t Muni* \r.- \?t ul.t-ijn
lllilc, ll.ililli littra I ? ,i H.. | i*. ?
|iln>.il tn \ .1? i. >. t..
? CUl
?
tan be ii-i'i! bj I
CUt. If for ?
i.\ ERT.
Those
oext to tl ted, bo
tLat when tin' w | there
li a -loliii arch through vs bl
;-an run. Make I
ed thick i
above
U9Sf,
now
-
iRREL.
the "i laid np with loose
?
reis end to -
areli orer them. Where n calvert is
settle Into the ?
begin to fill up
JuilJ Funner.
FARMERS WAKING UP.
lu All Turi* ul lin- dimitry The. \r?
liri; Inn li.:: tu Take Interval In
Kuail llii[ii-ul i-nii-Iit.
The progress in r
eommendable, ai
that our fi
an Interest in ?
The Keel track
ough test
favorable on .t.
dream twt
within the realm ol 1 he
idea that it would pajt to lay steel
ralla for t
seemed a '?
to be of (-Treat value, at ,
more thickly po]
In the cities ti,
tracks ext'
saved thereby. On thc count rj
the steel rails that a
nary traflic are e
tracks in the cities, and th
lower, making it easy to
with h ??? rheii ts rut?
ting ot the road
er and inak
so narrow (hat the C
tion a
reduced. The use of oil I
the Iowa exjieri .
is being used oi
roads, aid has thus far proved to be
? lire out of
(he soil that forms I
course
bt experienced and the action of
and Ice. But, whatever happens in
this particular Instance, t
doubt that the farm,np communities
art about to b ? r to?
gether by betti l
view.
SETTING WAGON TIRES
HofT lo Do II I.ITei-tl* el> mill Iii Sue!.
rn WSJ Timi lliey Will W.nr
(or Stone linn.
Rome far- ? i : their ov.
on wagon w hen ls. v\!.
?e ullin they arc far fr.
blacksmith; but they cannot always
succeed In sett: ) >\.:.
ii tight foi
lia.e. the wi
oil t*hlch ls to i ? r
into wtt wood. Procure ai
such at
narrow
is pla. - to the
ir if it
gets much
so it .vii! not be durable. Cut .1
through ti
kept t urning In the hi I
by tha( lime it will 1
and tl be put in plat
will ri
wheel Itself weare out. T
i
?
shriuk in a dry ll in a
wet Ol ?
I na Reeta te < ?>.. *.
Tun
?
tain but little of
1 much WHti I
?ticcu r
cattle, thot
w i t h i
'han j
rain by n?
siitiit ir the digestion nm! '
stock thrifty.-Farm nnd Home.
EN.
' . in mi.sin Owea Ita Eslst*
rut -i- lo i, t H,,ru timi I .tullun,)
??r Little Uara,
:i 'ow,; I years and
? church organization
which ..un building is
. inn when that build
ii built ci.iii -.-Iv through the
liildren ami liv monej a hlch
tl- ? heil ami solicited, ii becomes
?i au un usual condition of
? lav. according lo thc
? i-nt. in Schofield,
? ,i v\ hith will soon cele
linl. The church
ni Si-it nt i
? "ii is ? most in
In ''?" > li. (iravis.
I, organized in her own
home a Sunday school composed ol
ls i,..\ -. anti girls of il..' v illa".', ranging
in age from B to it years.
about two d a half the
was conducted nnder the foe
of Miss Graves, and In Ihe
rt of 1 iii tinanccs were In
siuli :i lu nlthy condition that its mern
i'll to build a church ed
mrplus in the treasury amount?
ed to exactly nine dollars, all of which
h.ul Intu accumulated through weekly
lions averaging from om
to ten cuts from each of the chil?
dren.
With this siiin in hand, the youthful
? rs of the Sunday school appoint?
ed n building committee from their
? r and proceeded to carry
out their resolution ta build a house
of WO'
In a few days some well wisher of
the children donated n site for the
church building. A little later un un
I a check for ten
? '! on the heels of this con
cash from an?
ni Iii i ead of a large lum
ice rn in Schofield offered all of
-?
tl ati rial required at norn
Mir church was coin
; It is a cori
? t. finished inside i
in ha? 8 floor ntul |
nc material. Its fur
reading
: apparatus for lu ating and
? (ting capacity
tbe dedication
Mired Glasson, 14 y<
inounced with an air of dignified
iction that every obligation of
the building committee had been paid,
and that tl i surplus ol
in the treasury.
The church organization is thor
? ...eratic, the childed
I.- nnd managing
the bi tirsof the organizat lon
1 ails.
thc church ofHci
-. children.
Hew le .Fricassee Pa rae I ea.
Two tablespoonfuls of broth, a piece
of mace, one-half cupful of milk, one
Ounce butter, a little Hour, pepper and
salt, parsnips. Peel and wash the
parsnips and boil them in milk til!
quite sofl: drain them and cut them In
hw is.- two or three Inches
long; put th. in in ti sauce made of the
broth, milk, butter, flour and senson
' -lier for a quarter j
of an hour and I
PIL.R FAMILY. ALL MEMBEI
\ \ K it. ll I'
?' i
?i renie
D ?
Carola ? ri* the
MlSa- EVELYH L
llmiii liter af itu- I i-iifiii* Marj
Ililli, ul Kintalla I Hui', lu he ii
I'la lill.' I.t tl li . ?
woman 1- cturer in t he li
She is tin i: year-old daughter ?
Marj Elizabeth l i ? . thi I
wutuan orator.
Miss I.case bids fair to rival hi i
motlier in thc gift of oratoi y,
st adv int* law in New York city, with a
view t,, i politico-legal career. I
tall, and has blue ci cs. black hair and a
fair skin. She ha-- engaging manners
HIM EVELYN LEAflE.
and much personal magnetism. She
made her debut as a public speaker at a
meeting of tlic people's patty in m.
Louis eight yeal in with
a child's recital ion and launched into
a woman suffrage speech. In rii
-?h" sn iii:
"You m.mi must lo >p yo
and phe us a suffrage plank. Vi
have been ii. ? il tn av : 'The hand that
rocks thc cradle rules thc world,' but
I sa) to you, gentlemen, if yon do not
vour promise there will bc tm
cra.llcs to rock and no bal.io lo put in
them."
The child visited tl ? ? "orin
school at Topeka, and there addn
I youths in thc instit uti.a,
terna! air. and thc bad
\ oung lu-r nu?-! rei peel ful
attention.
.-. though a !'ii! of
manners, has ?11 (,t,?_- conviction
i- a \. :?. tartan, She docs rn '
meat o drink milk, lier voice
is powerful in declamation and
in son:.. She has written several
that have titi n .--et to music I'.v Miss
I., (lark, t he iii rector of m
the public schools of St, I
and her younger sistt have
paraphrased some of Dickens' < hrist
les, dramatized i
in their old home in Wichita, Kai;
w ill doubt less swell the Ii'
of young girls from "out of tlc
who will achieve distinction in
York, which city her motlier I
cently chosen as her home.
OI,l-ln?liliiiit tl SuiIh lliaeuil.
An old California recipe fi .?
cult, dating from tlc dav- when hak
wder was tinkliow li. is -lill us..!
il) many kitchens of the obi ; ?
and with most admirable results. (liven
experience nnd practice, thc tiny,
spongy biscuit thus evolved n''
is the proverbial feather. A me
diuin dough is mixed at night of sour
milk. Hour and a pinch of salt. In the
morning this is roll. .1 out on thc mold?
ing board, with just a bit of th.ur to
keep it from sticking, and over 'In- tt.p
i- Sprinkled (he tiniest bit ol
bearing in mind thai the sourer thc
milk thc less sod,, used. Roll li
aud fold over. Repeat three tile
into biscuit about the si/c of a silver
dollar, and bake in a slower oven than
;ired for baking powder I
w sshlngton star.
\ I'rcirnllif uf Mull.*.
It is v\,ll to know that any stn.ul'.
pungent smell will keep awai i
A mixture of cloves, cinnamon, i
mot and other fragrant things may be
lubstituted for camphor preparations
with li ' ' able after effects.
I'S SUPREME COURT BAR.
^> riki
if
Lu I***
lido vi?
er of V
Il the d the
-
.?kee.
rn
yjp
SHUT IN.
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I
A harm.
I
i
??ny;
\
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.
re clear
JOHN,
riie h.. ..ni el a life r.iiiiifui
linty timi \\ ..rtlii lu lit
I. iii ii In tell.
ta
j oung
: farm bad been
ll Ililli
Up its
: illl a
rt In
.1 to the community. His
? me of ber cbildrea
? i,der to her.
H.- made I.er i ll and
? liurch
?
if ( hristian
ither
than he worked
\ and
?
;
i a. vi ho wei ?
with hun, were leaden in the com
munil nt of it into the state
..r into la; Other
?I children.
.helli
.1 did not
I t..l. aa he ii
ed. with a
?
nt roi ld. But hi
I of t
d to do i ii t be farm and ill
tow n h : ins'i ail !
?
lu!li. ni 'I perha* later
? : in..'.
teeml
But
ful thi: came Into it. which no man
land. lb
w in the furrow
e had been
- and
duties, and so loyal to
? I
un to him, nnd
u sn unseen kingdom, to
He I e wai
and went on the instant.
When his i eighbors found bim, lying
on the grass, and saw the happy, even
tnumpl mt. expression ol
that the Kine had called
him to .i.ine np higher, and that the
? to inmmon him
rn pan ion.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Oura In my
family unb wonderful results. It
uiiii. .hate r.-li.t, i- pl. a-uiit (..
. d i- linly tin- dyspeptic's beal
friend," says E. Hartgerlnk, Ovensel,
Midi. Digests what youeat. ('m.not
ful io cure. Winston Drug Co.
If you go to tbe Paris exposition you
wni i mer Trunk, If you
i; should have a Suit
A (lark ate offering
bot li ul low I
Wm. On "We
nilli.mt One Minute
? in tb.- lum-.', li saved
i ben In- bad the
We ihink it is tlc
es coughj and
I lo take,
? I li -ult-.
Drug Co.
lint,.lll.itlnu 111.ititi ll|*rn*r*.
? .uren
fact. . ure- un
?
'i inai..v
lone
;-t purl
li
A .ll-UIII
Tul'iii. l.n UrtpSM In 'I wo !??>??
Ive I'.lonm Quinine Tablets.
All iin rid flu- money il' it
I rV. G nature
m. c
?
i..inc Early Rb*, rs i
btlng certain relief, cure my headache
? y gently cleanse
Slid l Me bowel- ami liver.
Winston I>n,
Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificiallydigeatathefoodtaodtldl
Nature In strengthening and neon*
?tructlngthe exhausted digestive or?
gans. It is the latest, (li-ii-i i veted dig. st?
unt and tonic. No Other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
?tantly relieves and penuauentlyciires
Indigestion, Heartburn,
Fiat ul-'in'. imach, Nausea,
Sick Headache.GasI ralgla.1 'ramps aud
all other results of imperfect, digestion.
c. and fl. I.ar_'e s]/.eci.iit.titis2^ times
imaUMfrsa
Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO., Chicago.
Winston lin
Dutchess
Trousers.
rr
liol TOR ?? I* ,.,?'?: i V
For sale by
J. B. WALL
Read This!
ai the old stand of Crate A Bugg
may be found s full line of
Stoves, Tinware, Crockery,
&e., &e.
.Iu-t received from the mills ?
large lot <>f
V. ('rimped St.'ri Roofing.
Pin Roofing, Guttering, Ac,
done and work guarantc
J. M. CRUTE CO.,
Notice* Owing to tbe dissolution of
thc timi-..f Crate A I'iil...' and Crate
Bros., we will bs triad to have
:ill bills due them -citied al OHOS.
lersigiied
.1 M. (Ill I I
Mar.i. 2nd,
Carbon
Roof
Paint
Is the
BEST THING
of the kind ever sold
here.
Call at
Anderson Dreg Co.
for inf irmat ii ti and prices
Atlantic and Virginia
Fertilizer Co.
Branch of Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
OFFICE
< I.I.NMI ..V WAimiOlSK,
Iii. Iiniiuiil, Va.
TIICELEBtAtD
EUREKA ^ BRAND!
And Standard Grades
of Fertilizers
for Spring Crops.
Will pay if used OB Truck, Tobacco,
(.rain, (.ins- ami other crops.
R, L. Barnes Safe & Lock Co,,
Suci'essors to
K. L Bauom A Co., ^
U.ll K. Main Street, Kiclimoud, Va.
1'KAI.KIIMIN
Standard Fire-Proof
Safes,
Burglar-proof Safes,
Railroad, Jewelers',
Skeleton and House
Safes.
Fire-Proof Vaults.
Burglar-proof Steel
Vaults.
Safe Deposit Boxes.
Time Combination and
Key Locks.
Expert wmk by skiUnl work?
men. Apply to
S. W. PAULETT, Jr., Ag't.
KA KM VI U.K. VA.
You'll Need Us
When You Want
Clothing.
i - Unit iniike ymir neigh?
bor ask "where ilM you BS. them?"
They look like new Hil Hie tune. We
mass a apaclaHjr ol' Btrouas Urother-t
Tailor-made (OMS, Hie very dentin
. ni .|.l?llty.
OUR SHOES
en ti'isiirpiisseil In 'jimlity and style.
? ii mun.ni of our Htoek will eon
\ mee \ nu timi mir BMB'S shoes malle
by Moa A Hutchins, anti ladies hy
John Kelly, ure superior lu es.iy
Way to otli. r feeds costltiK riaiii
\\e have i complete line or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, HATS. CAi'M. IM
ri KMSHlMi OOOM. BUM, AKT
BUUABHt 4c., 4c.
Richardson 4 Oralle,
KAKMVlIalaK. VA.
W. T. DOYNE
Successor toDoyne A Bon,
UNDERTAKER
aud dealer in
FURNITURE
Repairing and Upuolnteriug
Done ll the bent Manner
Wall Pajier, Window Shades,Pianoi
and Organs, Behool Furniture
KAKMVlIalaK, VA.
Wood's "Trade Mark Brand" of
GRASS*CLOVER SEEDS
ARI ? I est that can be obtained,
and cu r.'iii. r- ordering same can always
depend on securing as pure seeds and of
as high ? germinative percentage av it is
possible to produce. This brand is only
ut under seal, and with a red labt-1
or tag on same.
Full information in our Descriptive Catslogoe ot Garden and Farm Seeds, which will
be mailed free on application. W-ite for lt and prices ol any Seeds required.
T. W. WOGD & SGNS, Seedsmen, Richmond. Va.
THE LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN THE SOUTH.

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