The Farmville herald. [volume], September 14, 1900, Image 2

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FARMVILLE HERALD.
AN INDEPENDENT M'1**
I'llil.lsllKl' Ks i...1 FRI1 ss .
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FRIDAY .-ITl I VIBER, ll, 1900.
NOBLE Hlsil.
Daring Mr. Bryan's tour through
Weal Virgiuia, be stopped fur a little
reel ;it Hu' Bummer linnie of a rich
friend. While there a crowd of adml
i, i- called to pus their respects, and
then demanded a speech. Aa i- ln
wont lu responded ami began by al?
luding to tba com forte niul luxuries of
? summer retreat ami ex preened the
h. I. timi the tune might come when
more of bia fellow-countrymen could
afford thal luxury. EnJ tying the de?
lights of tbat suiAmer borne Iii-* greal
heart weat oul to those ssim know no
surcease from exacting toll neitbei dur
in**' the heat ol Bummer hnr enid of
winter. And alas, imss many there
are to whom vacation (him wnrk
never cornea Whal larmer baa gone
from between tbe furrows to mountain
ur -tii-ide lin- Bummer? What car?
l-enter lue- UH hu- Workshop? What
blacksmith bia forge? What miner
hi- pi'k : What printer in.* rase?
W uh the veal anny of toilers it re?
mains true, "work ia never done," nnd
to these tbe warm sympathies of our
distinguished fellow citizens wenl oul
in full flow, and in the interest ol these,
wa believe, his well-nigh superhuman
effort* un* balug directed.
He in turn deserves your sympathy
and your support, ye meu of lueessanl
struggle.
The millionaire ls provided fur bul
the iniiiei needs tbe helping band,
The child of fortune lean no want bul
the child nf the poor ia worth; of bel ter
things.
Booie rt-pite from work for tbe man;
a- well sa for the fess i* in order, and
tbe man who contributes to thal end
is mule than patriot.
Ami ls n imi possible timi bettel
thiiiL'* niit-'lit he provided foi the poor
and --till im barm come tu the rich?
Can the burdens of tbe one nol lie lift?
ed and im iu ss burden added to tbe
lither'.' .May nol brighter floss he iris*.
en to the hearthstone of the nne and
DO warmth taken frmn thal of the uth?
er? Need a comfort, added to tbe cot?
tage, nee,?.inls* steal a iiixury fruin
the castle? Musi the blacksmith die
at tbe forge aud know no rest spell?
Shall the j.Hiller ssii-ie away at the
ca-e ss lille he prepares the {Hinted
paire fur the millionaire, swinging In
the hammock '?r rocking in bis yacht?
a\iul shall Mr, Bryan, sshu stands a ul
Bervesfoi these things, he condemned
as communist, and taunted a- enemy
of progress? Shall laws be written in
the Interest ?.t'the rich und againal the
highest good nf the poor? I- it neces?
sary that legislation should tend tn
make the "rich richer and the poof
poorer?" Can it imt he so arranged
that in.ue grown up people may luise
hume plas tune '.'
We rejoice ssith Mr Bryan that boom
of mir people nuts and tin enjoy rest at
\\i-ix\vrii-Yi.- .-ntriYm-T Te*-.ut-, ai.i'l ssitli
him regret that tin* number is n limit?
ed. Lei US hupe that the hetter, bright
er day for af/may soon dawn, and Iel
u* luhur tn h listen it- coming
ll \ \s HTOBX SWEPT.
On last Saturday, the Otb, a vicious
storm struck Galveston a- centre ami
played havoc ss nh a hundred miles nf
Texas coast
Galveston, located on an Island and
acity of 10,000 people, suffered the kies
ni" 3,000 of ber citizens and millions of
property. The tidal wave -ssept over
the fits itml BWept assay well this'll
everything before it Eight ocean
Bt< nut!- perished in Nie harbor ami
legions of smaller craft Urea! dam
age ssas done to numbers of otbei
towna ami farmers suffered fearful
losses, lt is difficult even imss* to ea
lunate the lona to human lite or prop?
erty.
The Governor of the state and tbe
niayur ..t Galveston unite in wkiug for
outside aid, and already a pittong, ful,
Hiss ut the charity -Menin ia goiug thal
way
I he <. .\ ti lim. nt ssa- tii-t tu respond
ss nh rations ami teni.-, ai,tl all aectlona
nf a common country ss iii take pleasure
in responding tu the distress call.
I Hillville will du lui part, ami the
Herald ss ill take pleasure in ac?
knowledging contributions, which we
Ivered to Mr. W.
li. Venable, cashier Planters Hank.
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HR. M.KIM I I'S nun* Ol \( -
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.Mr. McKinley's long delayed letter
of acceptance, lui-ai la-t beeu given tn
tin* pui.ii.*. H.- began it with mi
oi the gold standard and makes no apol?
ogy I'.u having been a bimetallitl before
hi- election, nor for having sent a com?
mission abroad aftei hi- election
charged tu luise the -..nne policy a Axed
feature "f thia nation, He then pro.
ended to defend war with it- attend*
ant avila and tried tu make it appeal
that the Filliplnos Invaded this coun?
try ami that WC luise only heel) ssagiiig
a ss ar nf-elf tl. feme.
The letter is long, hut it- contents
?. oondenaed In tin*: The bonoi
of the nation, the *tttcty of the people,
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the glory of"01d Glory," all unite in
demanding a continuance of the reigu
. f Muk and me.
? ?nlj hope is that the voters of
the laud ssill nol agree suth hun.
I'll.[|| Mil Ml.,111 M*i>MI'. ltl!\ \V
?Can sse imt govern colonies?" sse
an- tsked. The question is nut si hal
sse eau dn, hut ss hat sse ought t" "1"
Phi- nat iou eau d" whatever it desires
tn ii.., bul it must accept responsibility
fur sshat lt does. If the ,-1.11-1111111.111
-tami- in (he ssas*, lin* people can
amend the 1.atltutlon. I repeat, tbe
nation eau do ss batevei it desiree inti",
hut 11 cauuot avoid the natural and
legitimate results nf it- ussn conduct.
l'he youug man upon reaching his
majun ty eau tlo what he pleas - He
.iin disregard the teachings nf bis
parents; lu* can trample upon all that
h.* lui- beeu taught tn consider sacred;
lu* .1111 destroy the lass- nf the Sta'e,
the lawsof society ami the lawsof God.
11. -ail stamp failure upon hi- life and
make lu- very existence a curse to bis
felluss mell, ami he mu bring In- father
aiui mother In sorrow t" tin- grave;
hut he cannot annul tin- sentence,
??The wages "f -in i- death." Iud so
with the nation, lt i- of age and it eau
du ss hal 1- pleases; it eau -puru the
M uiitlons nf tim pa-!: it eau repudiate
the principles upon ss bleb the nation
rests; it ian employ force instead "f
ii eau substitute might for
right; it '?an conquer weaker people; ii
eau exploit their lilll'l-, lippi 'pruitt'
their property and kill then people;
hil! it cannot repeal tbe moral lass* or
escape tbe punishment decreed fm tbe
?11 of human i Ights
I we ir,'iel iii Iii- pallin nf tj runny,
.Nut r.-.k."ll the ts r.Hil - COS I '.'
wim taketh anothi 1 - ll lier ty
Hi- freedom :- a Ino lost.
Would we win a- Hu* Ktrona bave ever mihi.
Muk.* r. adj tu pus ' lie debt,
I ur tin Hod si hu reign* .1 ovi r I in i.s lou
i* iii.- (....I wbo .- 11 Ign Uk' yet
Thuse are ss..rd- "I a ss i-e 111:111 ami a
patriot And Jefferson said: "I kunst*
of hut one code of morality fur men
whether acting singly nr collectively."
And Franklin saul: "Justice ia as
strictly 'tue between neighbor natious
sa between neighbor citizens. A high?
wayman is as much a robber when lie
plunders in a gang a- ss hen Bingle; ami
the nation that makes an unjust star
(sonly a great gang." X", Mr. McKin?
ley's ssars cannot he justified in the
court ??f conscience ami ought not to
receive the commendation nf even one
froud citizen.
.Mr. Bryan well says: ".Nu civilize
tion can he considered perfect wbicb
due- imt plant a hupe iii the breast of
every child bum into the world."
The trouble With the lianna kimi i
that it makes so many p' "pie hopeless
ami a fess reckless.
Old man Massey bas emerged from
tbe privacy of his home and at once
proceeded tn remove the hide from
lien. Rosser in a manlier peculiar to
Hus expert skinner. Correspondents
ssim witiie-sed the merci leas onslaught,
leeeribeit aa after the order of the old
man's best flint- ss hen he fought mi?
ler the Beadjuater flag, Lei lum be
retained fur jual such occasions, ami
wherever a Bosser bead '"'ii- up lei
nm In* there in down it. There is tm
itbermau in Hie Stale who ian du il
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
"rom mir K.vuliir 1 "orr.*-foml.-nt.
W \-ll|M,|uN, Sepl , ID, |9fl0,
After making public bia letter nf ac*
eptance, Mr. McKinley -lalled f,.r
anton again, via Smiier-et, Pa., Where
us niece will this week he married,
br an indefinite niay. Thia either In?
mate* that he understands what tbe
owen an* going tn tin in China, or
hat he is extremely negligent of
iiueriean Interests, a- lhere is noss' tm
ne in Washington in receive nests
ni China, higher than an assistant
?eretaiy.
.Mr. McKinley's letter of acceptance
a most carefully prepared document,
ipedally that portion nf it which
uk- m iuii the public fears of imperial
-m. It mis-e- nniu? uf the usual argu
lents in favor of expansion, ami either
nuts entirely or gioesee over tbe acta
f imperialism of which tbe adminis
iitiun has heen guilty. Thal portion
r it dealing with tbe country's pros
erity is nut so carefully pul together
ml ssill he -ure tn arouse siniies nf
ii'ietlulity among the well-informed,
ho kunst that it is Providence, ami
it Hie Republican administration,
bicb has given the country bountiful
ops and that wars and not the Ke.
iblican administration, hase hugely
creased the volume of money lo dr
ilatiuii ami thu- helped along pi"s
rity at this time, at the expense nf
tine tax pavel-.
Charges of the m..st serious nature
auisi the Quartermaster-General'B
iee, made hy Mr. J. O. (nie, who
luntarily left a position therein ami
lose standing aud responsibility are
?jobed fm- hy Senator Mason, nave
t-n pigeonholed fm- months, tis tbe
ar Department ami nol even a
(tense nf an Investigation made,
bough tin charges were specific aa
liim*. nature, ami hy ss bow orders
? wrongdoing waa perpetrated. Fol
sin**; i*4 a ipi.itatu.il fruin a Btatement
t made hy Hie man sshu preferred
? charges: "Hie ssaur trausporta*
11 business, a- conducted in the
arterniash-il 0 iierii. sulli, g contains
i' '' ml nf the niu-l ibameful Waste
I misuse of public fonds during tbe
ini-li svai. it abowB how the gov
intut li*- heen robbed in different
is ..f-um-nf moues*, a- compared
h which the am..nut involved in
('miali postal frauds are a nure
sisile, and brande witta deplorable
?mpetency the army oflfoersdireel
onnected with them. An invest!
mi ssiii shuss rascality somewhere."
en aaked ss hy tbeae charges had
1 -I completely Ignored, an official
he War Department said (hat no
uti'Ui had beeu paid to ll.em be
c they stile regarded as merely the
? sv.irk ufa disgruntled exempioye,
ing ii get evan witta somebody for
b j>ersiiiiai grievance. However,
will hardly u- the view thal Con*
( still take of the charges, which
.'ole say* will he hr..ugbt up early
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in th- coming session.
Those ssh ian' well-informed, politi?
cally, kimss thal Mr MeKtnle.s owes
Iii- el-?eiimi tu the gold De.'rata.
Iiuii i- ss h> the accumulating evidence
thai the hulk of Hu* gold Democratic
vote is ir.g t" i.e cast for Bryan and
Bteveusou this yeal ls so disturbing to
the McKinley managers. They kunst*
thal the gold Democrats bave it In
their p.-\.i tu elect the Democratic
ticket. Until within tbe pasl wee*,
the Republicans hast* denied lhal Col.
Kl Villi '.si nil. I gel the Support nf the
gold Democrats ul' prominence, hut
-mee the publication of letters user
theil own signature, of two memben
,,t' the Cleveland Cabinet Olney ami
Wilson declaring in flavor of tbeelec
ti ui ..t Bryan ami Stevenson a- a
ne.i?itv iu head uti ihe Imperialistic
pim- nf the M.*Ktilleyiten, tliey are
d dging discussion m\ the subject
The close relations known to exist iie
tweeii Messrs. Olney and Wilson and
<'lest laml. makes il regarded as prob?
able thal Mr. Cleveland still abo de*
.'line for Bryan ami Stevenson, before
the campaign gets mucb older.
Mr. Josephus Daniels, National Com*
mitteemau from N. C., aays the talk
indulged in hy .-nine Bepublicana nf
that -tate easting its electoral votes fur
McKinley, is an iridescent dream.
"North Carolina's electoral votes'" he
added, "si ill he cast fur Kryan and
Stevenson. The majority will not I*
h- large a- iu the recent state election,
ss hen it was60,000, hut it still he lartfe.
Oneni the Maryland callers al Demo*
eratic Congressional headquarters said:
"Maryland i- going Democratic. Every*
body who lives in tbe state and mingles
ssith his neighbors knows this. Thin
is not because nf the Democratic party
m Maryland; still less is-this condition
lue tn any* Democratic politician. The
people have just risen. Politicians wbo
ut* personally hostile to .Mr. Kryan
luise had tu tun tu keep Up ssith the
people. Ihe people are imt with them.
Iliey ale ju-l trying this year tu stay
?sith the people, liiey sass* the drift
if public opinion anti they bustled to
{el in mit nf the stet. They would lint
lave it saul that Maryland should go
Democratic without their assistance,
lt would ruin them politically."
M. ti ni Heat li OH.
I".. I'.. Munday, a lawyer nf Henrietta,
rex., once fooled a grave-digger. He
ays: "My brother ssas very low ssith
iiiilurial fever and jaundice. I per*
uaded lum u. try Electric Kilter-, iiml
..* waa soon mucb helter, hut continued
inn use until he ssa- woolly cured. I
,m -nie Electric Bi tiers saved hi- life."
lu- remedy expels malaria, kills dis.
i-t- germs and purifies the Mond; aida
ligestion, regulates liver, kidneys and
towels, eiin- constipation, dyspepsia,
lervous diseases, kindey troubles, fe*
uale complaints; gives perfect health.
Inly 50c al W lute .\; Co - drug -tore.
Cigarettes are smoked almost ex
luslvely in Germany, Austria and
iii cit*, iiml generally throughout
.UL>pe.
4 Wife Says:
44 We have four children. With the first
bree I suffered almost unbearable paint from
2 to 14 hours, and had to be placed under
ie influence of chloroform. I used three
ottles of Mother's Fn'ena before our last
"iild came, which
a strong, fat and
jalthy boy, doing
iy housework up
within two hours .-y,
birth, and suf- fiJ)\
red but a few hard (Vi
tins. This lint- / ^J
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ill do for es'ery woman what it did for the
tinnescta mother who writes the above let
r. Not to use ft during pregnancy it a
istake to be paid for in pain and suffering.
'other's Friend equips the patient with a
ong body and clear intellect, which in
rn are imparted to the child. It relaxes
e muscles anu allows them to expand. Il
lieves morning sickness and nervousness,
puts all the organs concerned in perfect
ndition for the final hour, so that the actual
x>r is short and practically painless. Dan
r of ribing or hard breasts is altogether
oided, and recovery is merely a matter of
ew days.
ruKirlftti tell Mother*! I'rlend lor JI ? bottle.
c Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
.Sen 1 :.,r ?<;;r fine illustrated t...ok.
rtodol
yspepsia Cure
h'gests what you eat.
artificially digesta the food sod aldi
mc in strengthening and recon*
leting the exhausted digestive or*
s. It is t lie latest di scowed digest*
and tonic. No other preparation
approach it In efficiency. It in*
itly relieves and permanent ly cures
pepsin, Indigestion, Heartburn,
tulence, Bour Stomach, Nausea,
: Readache,Gastralg)a,Crampe and
t Iht results of imperfect digest ion.
lite.and IL I.aree size contains2", times
l lbw. Boole all about dyspepsia malled free
pared by E. C. DeWITT A CO . Chicago.
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'ATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
FARMVILLE, VA.
i state .uti rt tree tuition mr worthy
l \t..m. ti who *i -li tu prepare for teach
I.IUenil eoiu-.* lu 1-sntnaaW. I.tieri.
Bclenceand Ari. A -ir.nu* ProtWslonal
i- willi Normal Training. Bxtraslve
?-, em bod j lng the beal feature*
IDERN EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT,
I..- ready mr neal (easton, i ba (Beatty
ecu -tu iiLillieueil i.y Hie appointment
.-?ul graduates from li sdlng American
wattles. Measles begtne (September IM-b,
ROUKBT KHA/EM, I..I,. TX,
Pre*ldent
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should haves o :?: of }
Wood's tatnM Batalopu of |
SEEDS ARD GRAM
For Fail *.?;.!*--in. Il "? ;
GRASS & C. OVER SEEDS, f
Hairy, or Winter Vetch,
Crimson Clover, r
Seed Wheat,
Oats, etc.
Itltlnoglve-t-l'-Frrlp t,,: -.. Vp. r, ty.d*
of cuitnrf ?nd mucb ?i?elal and Taloa*
ble InfonnaUon ab .ut nil crow unit
can bc sown i ? advaataae lc tb.- Vail
and carly Winter. Oetalof.tailed
free Write Inr lt uinl pr -^ I ? toy
Seeds or Seed Urtin n.,u.reU
T.W. WOODtS: SONS,
SEEDSMEN,
_ Richmond,
1 Va. .
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tPBI WHI.sKKt IECEITED HOLD
MKOAI,.
Hpeda] Diapateh.]
iris, Auk.85.?American wlii-kies
lead tiie official approval of tue
ositjon today, when QoM Medal
awarded to Hernheim Hr..-.,
iville, Ky., on their I. \V. HA li
I WU I SK KY.
ld in Farm ville, Va., hy
JOS. MANNONI.
Heine !.. nt istry?Pharmacy.
cr*l(y (ollcu nf VHIrlnr. IMMaita.
Hm R-.! Itt, 1. P.. ILU.. rmid-Bt.
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Illili ..fi...! ?.wt I-' f ; CU!. R-?l*l.,
lee Pee t cu
Iff <"*<*:?:?*?<Itt.,
Ur. J. ? l i.l?u * HOIX3ES, Deas.
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Stylish Oxfords
Queen Quality
Oxfords are the coolest,
the best fitting, and the
easiest walking shoes
conceivable. They are
also exceedingly hand?
some.
$2-50
Look for
TRADE MARK
stamped on sole.
W. P. RICHARDS ON, Sole Agent,
liinntillc. Vu.
W. E. NOEL.
R W. NOEL.
NOEL BROS..
Uppoalte N..s W. i'* pot.
FARMVILLE, VA.
COOKING m HEATING STOVES
Tinware, Sheet Ironware, Stoneware,
\V<ni<|i*li.S;tle
Lampe aud Lanterns, Lamp Fixtures
of all Kinda House Furnishing
Gooda, Rodger's Plated Ware,
Knives, Porks, Spoons, ftc.
All the Above Goods Low tor CASH.
lin Roofing, Guttering, <k,
A SPECIALTY.
ti:v L'S.
Noel Bros.
NEW SALOON
C, H, BLISS, Proprietor.
Fine Whiskies.
1869.
PREMIUM
CABINET,
RICHMOND CLUB.
Pure Corn Whiskey.
Brandies, Wine-.uni Cigars
Pabsts Cool Beer on Draught.
muirs- trade promptly attended to.
:iill Measures.
>Io Short Ones.
i eiaim to luivi- tbe BIGOT LINE OF
'HI8KI SSevei seen lo thc Farmville
arket linea the days of RICHARD*
>N Milos.
.MAIN STREET -EAST SIDE.
Mr. Henry Walthall, of Prince Ed*
lld is ssith mu uml still lu- glad to
i iiml -erst' in- Mends.
Reapectfully,
C. H. BLISS.
Buy Your
^Jew Buggy
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PAOLETT'S,
lt Mm ''.iii'l afford !?> Inr, a
new mit*, gel "-nlni'
IC
B. P. S"
mage Paint and painl your
one. It will make it look
? new.
TR INTI NH
\T RaEASONABE PRICKS
AT HFIt'M D flFFTCir
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JUST RECEIVED
Six Car Loads of
Choice OhioTim
othy Hay.
C. M. Walker & Sons.
POSITIONS FOR OUR GRADUATES.
"tn lin- pul len sear- we luise -petit lli.iu-an.l- Of dollar* to .ii l u-n,. .. ,?,.? ,?
plj to tia when they need office help. I...lav .nu* e.,ii- from ili.-m ?.,., .i.mii.i,. u
i.nml.er ot graduates. ***?
s, nun'.'tuan young woman, If you de*ire a thorough i i ..?...
graduation attend our school. Write Cor pvttcnUra. "er
PIEDMONT BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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i'i NCHBUKO, V.v.
What We Want
of You
A CALL
o look over om* Spring and Summer
Stock.
A fess minute- of your time When
you arc buying
SOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
The goods and prices to tie Hie eon*
vlnclng argument aaahowlngour
superiority in this particular
branch user all competition
jyoioeat $rioaa and
J:c: and! T$ateet Sty*49
\wtaranteed,
J. B. WALL.
WANTED!
Dry Goods Salesladies
experience,who eau i.y their ai.Lits lo
.-.li gooda
Command Good Salaries.
? boat of reference* required. Write ful
rt Icu lan a* i.i former employment.
THE MEYER STORE,
Kiril.MiiMi. VA.
Farmville Graded
-AND
High School.
FACULTY.
in ii mn M.Kan w, m. a. t'nltroralty <>t
,i, ru.11. Lei pt. ic), Principal and conduo
..I IIil'Ii Behool.
I;-- I iwii --Milli-..v, i;ra.lilllie ."Slate
nala Normal School.
Hm Mac pi Ul tv, graduate Slate Female
riiial School.
!-- Lol IK .Muli ut-. -I a. I na ie -itali* Keiiuik'
mut! School.
tm are proud ut the record "f ilu
..ni un.i.t* iii. management of Principal
'. Starkc and lu- coworker*. They de
lo develop u -un linne aa pan of iii.?
>ltc Mellool -sy-i. tn ot th.* Karmt III. lil -
t. lt trill be continued In ail gradea f..i
?
UK un.ii si HOOL i- Intended to pre
our boya and glrU for College and uni
illy, or for life.
.. i: 11 -1. ?. are glad thal ll la -. part of
public school "erk ul tin* ili-ii .1. and
md thal ll ahall ba sn conducted aa lo be
. .lu tu tbe district and a gi ea I earing of
? nae to tboei thal avail them*,
adt eulama u oflTi ra
ring to the feet that the High Behool la
partmenl ol the Public School, iti-iru.*.
tn it eau be obi ie fee of ti.M
month,
LBW I'll IN tl s -i BRION.
-tain lt, atul hull.I up whal will he a
? and a .-rc'ii to thi community.
I. I. VBRMEH,
li. M.COX,
S. W. I'S I I.Kl I.
Sch....1 'I'rii Ices l-'aruiMlle District
D
lew York
fe Insurance.
//
desire to announce to the
iii.* thal I am \**
Prince Edward Agent .\.
tin- above well known
iji.'iny. The oldest and
ages! Life [nsurance in
tenet'.
J. E. GARLAND,
10 Farmville-, Va. -ju,
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SOUTH
ATLANTIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
CAPITAL <y SURPLUS
$250,000
-$ $
ECONOMICALLY MANAGED
BY THE SOUTH'S MOST
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN.
PRUDENT INVE?-*"MENT.
GOOD DIVIDENDS.
THE PRODUCING AGE..* GETS
THK PROFITS THAT IN OTHER
CO.MPANIES GO TO GENIAL
AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MEN.
RICI! TERRITORY tY 000D
CDFit'E.K^ATlOri/crGOQti MW
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BEVERLEY B. MUNFORD
Pres't.
ViRGI-VIUS NEWTON
Vice Pres't.
(?..?' F! i-' b r na- a U.Ir.<i *?* WKMONO.)
POBEKT L.FOPEMAN.
3rd. Vice Pros't *vGen. Mar-ager.
pome, . if A* "IV Ui*[f Kl)
A Health Resort
At Home.
There la something sen* (leprena*
Hg in .-ins iii'.' ut annie Sanitarium ur
n-.-ilih i.-.ui. where one'a i?? mpaaioai
ne fi ii..,s-.-iii!', mi-, .-inti where tbe eua*
t'l-.itioii naturally tuiii* tu the ail*
\S-.*s\'.~ ?-**. WM)'* ~vV. ssv - ", s>NS*.v-,-^
Avoid tin-. :i- well :i- the e\|,. ii-e nf
vmainlng. i.y tryiug the Compound
Ixygen Treatment. Investigate **??*
earn wbo baye beeu cured, and what
hoy aay ot Compound Oxygen, fal
mn ba treated al Mir office, or yum can
i ?? (uf II..nu* Iii at men I ut .sour osvo
lillie. Consultation free, Hand f-"'
lee li. ..ik.
Drs. STARKEY & PALEN,
HIS Girard St., Philadelphia, fi.
lil Kinds oi Lumber
Alssuy* on band.
Ai'.say- for building purp ?
Aim i .."ii-. 'I
Alwaya i- adj t" he worked,
Alwaya t" u.-?? t j mr wanta.
.Ms-.;, . - || 'i i kl ' julee-.
Ala -..yuii.
Als.:- SOU.
Alss :i*, * come a I trj ua
AI '.s it.*, - s'
Farmville Mg. Co.,
tMVILLE, VA
avail, Roberlson&Go*
( ..lie i M ihi aud ? ????
I* \: 'I'. I ' i . Vs.
iiimii--ion Merchants' ??"??
DKAl.l.K-* IN
mimi n , Cn Uh i ti.
Agricultural tmptt </? nts, -i *
iggles, Surreys, Hood Carte
und linmi Wagons,
rent- for
STUDE , NS
D THE CELEBRATED
BABCOCK BUGGIL
iK' on H.sii'V 'I ii.in HI
the I'ii-K-t rider known,
lt umkca of entaOliaiictl refutation*