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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
vol.. V _ PARMVILLE, VA.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ll. 1900.
NO. 51.
nUR GREAT EVENT FARMVILLE FAIR OCTOBER 10 12 INCLUSIVE
clTY DIRECTORY.
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W.T.
EDVV*RD COUNTY DlRI
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
R PW. BECKHAM.
- DENTIST.
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W FLOURNOY,
u C FRANKLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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R. H. V..1T
KISS ty U'.lTh'JA'S,
W HODGES MANN. J M CRUTE.
MANN tx CRUTE,
S P.VANDERSLICE,
. LAW.
1 . .!. ml
(; S WING,
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
.,, Va.
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(JEXERAL Al < riOXKKK,
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Farms ilk- Farm Agency.
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- c. ;ii home * un should i
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I tired u! 1 ll runic Diarrhoea \lu r |
- ol Suffering.
ii tu thirty yearn wil
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mn * Hobbing
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nail i'.iini I'm- Sale,
A --i ui F irmville sv
uall I'm in ni
i-hiird, >?. < i and
i-i| lol ,
Farms ille !?' ii iii I
? :i you ii '.."'ih i.i null naar?
un teed ii 't t" shed the ; i 35c.
il. < ' ll.- ' ' gist.
l-l! UH.II.. -
caux 'I Hie I'xiii un* heal th
iunl doctors declare muns all the
itmuK were Induced hy di
nf tin* stomach. (. ? .I health follows
g.I digi Hil ll. K '1 'i I >.'. -.
digi -!- s\ hui sun i* ii. lt \mi have ill?
ili ut its*-|i'*|i-i*i u will -iiiiii-. :v
relieve aud permanently cure you.
A ll Ililli Co.
A ('heap lunn.
Three hundred acre**, g.I im|
ill. Il'-, LD ,U*l. lilli-, Will
? I iiml watered. Price :
Iteaaonable ti nu- \ | p J t"
I in ms iin I* ni in Agency.
The i nnii.'. iu;. l?y a church
\ tn U lu-it- mi lld ii i- ni ilu* L
-i the in ri*--nii -
i box nf ii, Witt's Witch Hazel -
.
aud -kin disease**. The ladies to.ik
care to obtain ihe origin il DeWil t's
Ha Salve know lng I
nnil ift it- are ss.u.lu. --. Win
-sui Drug <
li- miiii' .V ('lai k ate show mg a
ful lilli' of Up lu-ili.l.* i
shirts,
Vu Inn li.i Farm for Sale.
ol the mosl valuable lunn- in
Ann hu t.'i - de. Iniproveuii
line-*) nrdi r, lim ii dy ??! timiier, excel*
Ap| ly !??
I- si: .is* i i.i.i. FA KM
Y \.
I
?
truly,
'T.I.Al K DE Mil' Li?
sa inn-, iunl iii
lial ti ? ii on trees or pl i
Il. c.( ni i k. : i
ll..1 it PA) In lins Lli'.i|i.
\ I i it nighs .ii.il colds
you v.uni something
I ki u ?-. ii eu re thi
* results of t
and lung trouble**. ?N hal sh ill
do*.' ?? mer and mi re regular
i
hen in tiiln i i ase lake tin oma
Im en Introduced in all
.isiii/.il countries with -u.??*.--- in
severe I lt nial and lung trouble*,
rhee's t iel man .-. i up." lt nol only
,..?1 -.nm.il..'.- Hie ti ?ii.-- !,. .1.
slroy th'- germ dine***, bul allays In
II iiiniiii'i m, causes eaav expectoration,
. gu "i night's n -t, iiiul inn - iii'*
patient. I'i ?. ? m b ittle Recommt lid?
ed lunns yean hy all druggist" In thc
world. Im Mii<' i's IL <'. ('"'te. '
I MISS CELESTINE j
FM! >M i
? re turn*
, :
: I ci
' I ?'!.
' ' Ililli lu r li:
lo the
.1- I I..i ked,
I. ?
? tink
.\ niitfl
win*
? i
, '.\ onld -uni, ga Ik i' in
. t' ck ' i-u-ii ilir im iji nf
ii ? ns. Rho ? 'ii. imi1 I found
? *.? :i- in lii.ss many
? , i i : i /.
... i. n the
Ihi j wonhl finally
II!.'.
1 potite
? porch. I ? i .< i**-a
it was t *. i.'. 1,1 1 hilt
'ii iu int itr:
i ue it
? int . Lu? lu lier it s\;i- nu's Ol ?*
ssliirli ini- ac
a itlioul thought and to ss luci, the
' ich.
As 1 at her. 1
? Iunl
?*!u I., Ile ( I .
"tilt- tluil
'
ii. Ile. ll s\:.- l,i.i .
' it.
were s. i *
? '
* ? of ber I.*
?(
... . .
ive re few. 1 i
flowers, c:
anoth.
thai
? ' hich lu:: I 'i ul
1 !
thal it s\ ;.s becauiu -; . had
in. uv ru brlntli
I s\.,- *i\\ ir. (hal i' 9 '-:i :
social t ? ii to
i *.'? Ill lilli'l,- I tu |'i
Silt* l\ul . ' 'iiu'lit
king in fuiicti -s if sin* Liu!
uer.
I knew tluil ;i" -lu ssuulil
i Ih I ii excuse ft
Ing ?-T111 lui ?? r. "Eh l.ii-ii. je
m' ii uuii- il fiiut que i"
ll, I'm nut i.i,nil. bul I
must
How often in other days when en*
"< iijun" visitors had I re?
in tin' fact tliut I s\;is nut
forced tu <.(".-.- mv own feelings on
the subject. It ssuulil luis.- been hard
bi'l candor!
I'.s .*l,;iii<*c. in ii search for i'i' I
il.'- s rbres, it t liriv
.i ,.ii,:i t'.ssii which I Iiml \i.
iled in mv rambles, i o ms sui,
> In came enl hu*
.-iu-tii* ."-lu' leaned forward and :tn
um .\|,' : '*.uiii- into lu r sallow
"Ah, thal is ,*t place where i
live," sin' murmured.
1 renie mix nil Poiqte des Arbi
,-i little town thriving in a business
int hopi 1' --'s pros inri.il. I re?
call! il how ii aped cit*, eui 'uni.- and
thus losl tin* charm ii might bave
,' l.iul it clung tu i*u
wm s. 'lin- Iii tif Acadia n hamlet ssas
at least picturesque. I could no
for Hu* town "f
prow tl Ml Celestine l i - pal ly
led ii fruin ;i differi ni angle ..f
"Why, ss int is so nice about Pointe
i bri -'.'*' I asked with real in
"I here a rt* sn mans people I ?
said Mi s Celesl ine, "a mi t here
.. . ii. where one wei all
frit nds on Sunday a
? hi ii* are halls in the I
i- ol here,
y ns*
: ? ? think her
* ,.iiuu ihai my
r mi?
ni Pointi
? '
near Ihe postofflce.1
I n ?? ; he place a
il met ure ss Ith a hoi
The tl'1-.' r bi di were
primly denni .1 by a border of bli ?
all-out six Incbi - bigb,
s\liil,' tssu fi rocioui lool
' at one from < ilher side of the
I had never been insidi. bul
?i. I bad often
if I n * ?? i-!i a rt
ty that ssitliin on the par?
lor hearth rug the i ri of
1 in sis id
But it
ili.it to M
I ;il! tliat
sv nv beautiful.
??I j, re but once," ihe
s I liu-ir
? ut back fur ii ssliilc. Ms
Iu*.. 11, ir is married an.!* luis three .'iii
i I Rhowi I n bi com* '.
terest in the ai I my
wanta tm* to come and
live ?>-.' *
'
"Bul I "Who would
,* of my mother? She li no
; ? s nu in;."
The woi imple, Imt they
red a woi
Its*, her, I could see,
I ni her bi ol her Ti lespboi e and
Iii.- prosperity. With no intention of
boasting, she dwell ssiih pride on bia
iliai had .1 luill down tbe cen?
ter (this si i m< ol . \iraordinary to
Mun tlii.i, that, lier slater in*
Liss kepi a ,-.i rani!
V,lien nt las) I told her "good-by"
?he Iunl 1:1:1,1 il in, inti i'.**-i for nu-.
] Iunl m. i juhI another person ssiih a
"i urcasonne."
It was ti.'ei j? .ns later s\hen ! neal
.-ass Mis* ci, ntjne, Her mother
<ii ail au'I she hail eulin* tu list* -with
her brother's tamils.
Although 1 was only spending a few
days in Pointe .its Arlin-. I intendt .1
tu look ii|i my nhl acquaintance, but
before I I ad time tu do .-.. I n i
mn morning bs I sv.,- un my ssas* ;..
Hu post office.
Sin* sm,*, rolling a bahs cai
two cross-looking children
I at lui skins an.I in voluble
1 h demanded her attention, she
ssas just iii Inuit of thc gaudy little
house -1 lu* duur stood op< n and 1
caught a ."I'ii.I-. uf the much-talked
of luill. sv!,.;. i mentally decidi d that
Mme. Telesphore had imss* virtually
tssu servant
It s.-i ti" .; tu mr that Miss Celt
looked miali older than when 1 had
last seen lier anil gray threads were
-ss in her heart Mat k
hair. Uti* eyea hail tired, dark lines
beneath them aa if she waa often
weary, Imt had nu timi* tu i..
in moments cl repose.
I wondt red ii Inr "Carcasonne" had
lu -ii ;ii; iii' i lu* dreamed i' in ba,
ur ii tin present ever drifted awaj
iiiul in thought she svas hark iii/ain
in lin* lit tit *? . hanni I Li
lui flower iiml chickens!
As ssa* .-t.I chatting mi tin* 1,ri.-k
pavement, a buggy came rattling
ilusv ii iht si n.i.
WI,, a ..ii. tn rries ass hi'c in Pointe
des Ail.ia-, i,in* catches tin- spirit nf
11,, place aiui lucks with real inti
upon 'lu most tris-ial occum
'I h. allans uf one's neighbors there
- an unparalleled importance;
thus I (urned instinctively tu catch
i he occupants of|
'I he nu.ii would bave ai i racted at
iii:t lon ans s\ here. W it h his di i
dark cyei and singularly classic fea*
1 ures, lu* -i. mi ri a ts pe "f the early
picl urcsque .ead in, and I could nol
hinking whal a magnificent hero
of Longfellow's poem "Evangeline" he
would have made.
1 nol iced little about i he woman at
Li- side, except thal she ssa- of a
*,r atyh of good link- in.,I
seemed much overdrei
"Xl bo '- that man'.'" 1 ash.
Celestine, s.cing that they had ex?
changed hews.
"That," she said, slowly, "is Achille
li m."
"Achille I,'...Iii: ue," I repeated to
myself. Whs. thal svas the man I
h.ul heard several people discussing
hut the evening before its 1 sal on
the hotel porch. I bej m ? med to be
much imprei cd bj thc fad thal
after 13 yean of unswerving devotion
tn (.rn woman, he had startle'! every?
one by. marrying a widow who bad
lull:' been keenly alive to the worldly
advanta lb a m.itch.
Nu um* seemed to know exactly why
be iiml his tirst love had never mar*
ried. Some one suggested that the
girl Iunl sacrificed herself to the sel?
fishness of her mother, but whatever
it %\ ii*-. Achille Rod ri gue had shown
(anet sshich his associate! at
firM regarded sviih surprise, bul aft?
erwards learned t" accept aa part ..f
bia nat ure.
His marriage lately, therefore, oc?
casioned no small astonishment, and
lhere were many theories advanced
on the subject,
Theophile, the blacksmith, wbo
seemed to know Ai R
better than the others did, asserted
loudly thal Achille's great, strong
heart had heen touched by the wid?
ow's open devotion to him and that
he had married her out of pity, per*
wishing to bring Into some
other life the brightness Iii- own
lacked.
ri fn ni the speakers, siting in
the gray dusk on the hotel ; orch. I
listened Idlj lo the lui- of conversa?
tion sv hlch floated to me on t he even?
ing air. My thoughts drifted fruin
Achille tu the girl he had loved in
I wondered whal
had been her fate, whether she had i
marri.*.! some one else, or whether :
nbc si il! re ? A mere speen- ,
lilt ion on my part, .-ince I never
. Ither Achille ur lt I
flrsl lute!
??*-,. .." I said, rt liing mt i If sud?
denly and turning to Miss Celestine,
"I have heard of Achill'* Rodrigue be?
fore," ami all a' onci I *?? gretti d that
T had ever inquired about him.
line svas leaning down and
SMi- lifting the baby from his car*
and rearranging the
pillows at his hack.
ll, r face was so ari ried that I rould
v si " it, bul then* had stolen
over it an expression svl'ieh made me
fd l thal I bad ruthlessly lift
curtain fruin a human soul and ,: -
dosi d dept l lii"l no right
? ?
!
which had bei n eaal about Ihe I
town. After all. tin* memories which i
wc treasure most are those which
are gilded sv'nli a brush of mir own
romance, sin* had told me that April
afternoon as we sal on the porch to
; sle hoped she would go back
to that ' nchanted land. Jfow .-lu* had
returned -and it seemed t.. me that
fate deals nut lier favors mils
sparingly al beat, -tu* la sometimes
kinder In withholding altogether than
In fulfilling in part.- Detroit Free
Press.
NEW FLYING MACHINE.
Mr. ( hu ii ul. ?*? lit-.<-r I m.-ii I* in ..ll,ling
a l*'i-?*i 11 ii n il nil Feel with
(lul*(ri n luil Wiuu*.
' iv I Iiiin ii ti*, an.
I ?
ol thi Vim neall authi
'
1 ol axpt i ,iin i,I- nuiiie
t ss., or tli I. under Iii.- di*
: ,i on the south shon
-M lilli- lt will he rum In
Otto Li lil nihill, the ill-fat i d U( in,an
ss im m.ul. .. tests with ?ut
?tn U from hill?
el only
a bin:.' .- pair ol those supports d
' . ' part of his earicr. but Mr.
? Ii cl ol bu
hi.* aj pula! a.- up to ii beigh! of Ave
?torii a "multiple
g machine." Subseq
however, I ? I tbat better re
wei '? obtained bj using a "two
e." or one hat ing only
tvs., details, bul cm,:ine> himself to
th.* general fi atures of his sch. n i \
lot of phi , how< ver, nicely
lory.
Mo ; ot ? ente wen
by younger men, under the guidance
CHANUTE8 Fl.VIN.; MACHINS.
? mute. The
apparatus I , tl, the
into the faca nf
the wind from an eminence and glide
forward and downwurd, falling ai .un
1 tr u, iv six thut be ad*
on the i*of;
| f -ct
occupying
W hen once launched in I
! although this
i OS 'il
ii -h of s\ luil ? d nol
ndt anet over i he ground more ra
than I." mill - an hour, bul as the wind
lowing ill the "I
un at i he rut" of l ma n
If he
- n a hour.
ms u pres hm- exp. rl
othi i* men like
ihai and Pilcher, (haunt.
' ? ? chief
? in to di al sv it li ssas thc ?.'ii-ti
!' the sv Ind, sv hieli tends tu tle
atrot ? iee in the air. '?'
is mt he says, is to iiml a
was to mai "right sid-'
uji ssiih can." or, in other woi
insure the stability of the machine,
! lo .?li i ft
. lo his appal
Ihi* vi ry nimbly, but Mr.
( haunt', sought ' ' mot??
incut tu a minimum by makii -
wings adjust themselves automatical
i the i rectlon and
of thi breeze. IL* hung them on
pivots and ball bearings al om i
and put on rubbi ?
cr. tu bring them back to th< ir proper
position. The I gan tests
were ; tain I he i IB
eaey of tl ? 11 i; t -_'
I MI-HI (lill
nut render any shifting oi the body al
logi Iht rneedh sa,but much le-- motion
waa rei nd this gi nerally con
? in?
ward the side that svas raised the
1 ? Mr. Chanute did i ot use a
motor to propel his* machine, bi
at it i> of nu ii-.* to do tl li until
one h et of sta?
bility.
Bicycle l?..l fur Sin i. ur Unit.
S - Hie
. t. 11s how an in ?.??iii iou- Parisian
? conceived the idea of ul Hiring
his cycle for the
into ihe city without the usual
bu rsc men I of "octroi" duties. IL
tvsiee ii day for a ride in the Bola,
point beyond the bal
?ires aiid tilled them
iv ith brand**. By making two
aide, it is
, to
ii sear. In ;n. unlucky moment, how
?ver. .' me dissalls*
ti, i1. ssiih their earnings bj smug?
gling. This nut univ i the
? -? le ll from a distill, ry
.- theft sv
I are now in dm
I hlm-i- Ire rmi. ttl HnpL-rn,
Ali i J In
the sorting of ht - ear
: I-Tien I Each bris
-
frmn tliat p
i - ? il in tlic bul
: and
If hairs
are sort i
A \. ?? -? -i. in nf t ..tiling.
A i .* ?*
ii g Ini
road. All t
rm. hil
a button, snd a 1
as it
n.
IntHllBrner of -Inltiinl*.
A '"u i ii.an nat uralial h..
? - .
themselvei or other animal* ir mirrors
?n<J pictures.
The Perfect Propnrltnn.
It ll
(toned a man shoti!'! weigh 2*t pounds
for every foot of hit height.
WOMAN BEATS PUGILIST.
?arlatlan < onteai Beiweea Mlai
ian-iiii. iiini Kid Tari.- r I
\\ mi i>> ii,,. Po rater.
I
vv,
wi al ? -/
1
?
a pro
'
. had thi ;
frB*
Miss LA.N8INQ FINISHED riKST.
meeting Ihe English (inlatea, who jok
r. marked ihat tl.. "I
Ice cai t in a sprint. The "kid" I
about her ] thor
tut uni not think her
was of the w im' ?:? script ion, to he half
basl lulls cha.!, nged bi r to a rat
1 i yards, ["be nei vhen the
' turned up he found i he athli Mcal?
ly Inclined tran *u conti st
for I he hoi 01 Bo tel were
taken into tl lr. Ih Hows,
Who liapp. lu 'i lu be 1 ll) I e at the tillie,
wa.- s?hei. d to( maik.
The young lads vs..re nu skill* to
hinder a free movement of her limits,
ih r graei ful appan I consist) d of
hindi:
ptiou iimi ;i Hornets Inn di a ph
ssv. aler tm k the plaCI of the cn
I. At the crack ?
pistol Miss Lan d fully ism
van - ni the lead and swung into the
i wilh an . ight-fool --nuke.
"kid" tried to move hi- abbreviated
aa quickly to overcome lier
li .ul. bul tin - as i.ut sufi
. the gradually Incn
tape
of the "kid." Of
course the lucid pugilistic champion
? .ini?
la- t.'? feat bj a ssuiiiiin and iu rer r< lat?
ed the story of hi* downfall <m the
r path until he ssas approached
:,. d OUl fruin son i of
t he .-luck c.mp,ms ;il I he l'.'i
POWER OF ORATORY.
Pea aa) Ivaala .In<lu<* Recites Deelaea*
(lon of Inila |.en.li-!).-.* mut I'll I? u
li i w Iltur tu llli-.lt.
Thi ' Plain Dealer tell
,-tui \ of a Pennsylvania judge wno baa I
summer cottage up in the mountains
!,. ar W Uki nbarre, and may Lu* a
judge otherwiae, but Isn't a judge ol
lu ar. ile took a stroll tim other das
and mel ulnar. The bear was also tak?
ing a stroll. After tin y mi i tin j
strolled together?the bear about tea
feel lu hind the jut
The judge sa.t - lu* took the bea i
calf, I he second glance convinced bim
that it ssa- lii*j:,'i r than it COW.
'I'h.ir hurried si roll took tin tn to the
of a pn cipitous cliff, sud th ere the
" /
Vt*A fT\r,
Lomw-A
uri IN WAS AMAZED.
judge haiti the bear,
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FARMVILLE
FAIR,
OCTOBER
10-12.
Agricultural,
Mechanical
. r
i Industrial.
Premium List large and
'?* *?-*--*. a. .*.+ kottata
Liberal,
and must attractive
exhibit and the largest
crowd ever seen in
Farmville.
The tobacco premi?
ums are especially lib?
eral and competition
in this department will
be intense.
No one sample of to?
bacco can compete for
more than one premi?
um except for the
sweepstake, which is
the Boscher premium.
All grasses and
?rain will receive prop?
er recognition.
*? **m\> O
Flic Stock Exhibit
Promises to be the
BEST ever seen in
Southside Virginia.
The season will fur?
nish a choice fruit dis?
play.
The Ladies' Depart?
ment will glow with
beauty.
nie Tournament
will take. Swift
footed horses will
furnish good rac?
ing. Grand Stand
"big" enough for
everybody. Out?
side attractions of
varied sort.
[lie Cooperate
Monument,
to be unveiled on
the 2nd day with
appropriate cere?
monies and elo?
quent addresses.
Choice Entertaiments
at the Opera House
each evening.
k Full Brass Band io Constant
Attendance,
Por further information
ASSOCIATION,
Fakmviu.k, Va.

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