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KUI DAY, OCTOBER, 12, 1900.
FEAR.
if Democracy" ta one
i inch i* attracting
We bave only
ii it. mie of
wbicb tr. ai- nt tbe subject of fear.
;: "Whj abouM
tba Christian evei bc tbe subject of
Wbo can aoearei lt? Will it
fl -;i i- weak?"
I would be brave then am I
i be truth is we all do tram*
Lie ii, md of death.
not mean to aay thal aoma nun
bave nol mel death without shrinking,
but wi : thal moel mea
I., die. What's wrong?
inwilling tu meei tbe
niikn I i- the unknown of
eternity any more uncertain than of
this life ?
We emile In the sunshine hut shinl
the sturm. Why'.' More men
. while the sim has been'
ablning than while the sturm ha** lie.n
id ibe darb ami vv.i
>?? If tli.i, '.'
The < ? I is in this
In.ur, therefore am I not afraid. lao'l
j in the next hour, ami all
the bo "All thing-" f.>r
ian why fear anything'.'
ne we 'lu ii"t sn much fear, only
nervous. Tbe author, from whom we
have nil.* ely t|U ? D tin- sub
jeei: "The mule "f civilization the
nmre .-tram upon the nervous system."
Bul wemu-t hive mure and more of
the civiliiiog process, the nerves tu the
contrary mawtth-tanding; and what's
lt all to aod lo ? .\ world of civilized
cowards? Let ni hope not, but the
rather that the time will yet DOOM
ire will * 8
Mr. Jul.n Skelton William**,of Rich*
1 * I ?'
!.? be tm- - |y he dues
not mean tn Include ail trusts in this
?ii.
.Mi. Ml Iv . ? y. in ii:- letleri f;.
anee, - "cooaplraciea agan st
trade eormmonly caltod trasta,'1 and
yet Mark -ay- there are DOeuch thiugu
Mr. McKinley will know better next
tll.lt.
Thc Bedford Democrat reminds us
kel are breaking out
Id Republican States, which gue- tn
i-li'ivv that I ; Bople get tu that
thing i ailed Republicanism the mme
lill 11 ~i foll
Maik Banna -a.v- there i- a vast
amount of "untouched wealth" in this
(?nuntry, and lin* Washington Tint'*
an-wei- that il is nut the fault nf
Bonne that tin- i- ao, ms he has tie-en
earneetly al wmk tu touch all of it.
.Mr. Biyan Mtv-: "I eare not wheth?
er a tru-t i< good ur bul, 1 hate a prl*
."iv." .Xml the i'lnladel
?i.i'l-: "Hate i- ii ttrong
word, bul it- use In tin- connection is
tu the
public there la im -uch th.ng as a good
tru-t. '
.ike sail to a fear." Em
erson Bald that, ami it wuuld Le well
that each of oa should aajf lt oral and
over again.
dr. Bryao'a credit dur?
ing the entile caovaea about which
of us will differ be baa nanam*
The mao wh> i- -inflited would
hardly complain of being hm .
the niau With millions will not be e.\
lam nf a scarcity of
mom my people are nut mil*
Atc they nut entitled to an
OplolOD tun?
On thc day when thc Jefterson wan
DIM with rich and representative
hanker- ..f the Country, the nhl Kx
chang - pulled Iowa t<> make
room structure,
ni ; long live the
Jeilci-u. i lc ligbta of the
one h. low tu hall
id all that gu tn make
DP till* III VV ll -il liv. hilt Iii
movement, noj
bright i: kline wit,
Dor mure mau.miy dignity, nor more
ol' .hann of niaideiihuud, ur a more
knightly chivalry will ever Le
Illustrated in the une life than ?bown
out in tbe nUl.
W K. Yamil il.ili, Jr., j.ai.l >| no foi
log a Sunday or
? 'III, Cul:'
uni millionaire km pu*
. a- tn the last ao
' Heil.
Stepped Intu I,iie Coals*
"Win ii a chilli I bullied mv to it
fright fu ... ' writes v\ . I,
?v bicb caused horrible
. bul Bucklen'a
Amii . *. bolly cured me after
every! Infallible foi
Bum* - Bruises aod
I' - ..1 by WI,
"i bruah guar
11. C. I li ik. Druggist.
ab.
CHURCH AND CLERGY.
Theodore Roosevelt belong* to tha
Dutch ltefornied church.
Under the leadership of Rabbi H. I,.
May. r. the Jewish sharity organW.a
tlons of Kansas City are to be federal, d
anil a home for the aged ere-cte<l.
Blahos McCabe, of the .Methodist
Bplaeopal church, prov*-* Irom Hcttnil
Agorae that tbe averaga traveling ex
- of each bishop for a year are
le of Northampton, Mass.,
have made atonement fur a wrung they
dbl 180 years ugo In dWiilasing Be*.
Jonathan Edwards from the -ni-'
of the First Church of Chriet* They
have erected a tablet In brooaa r? pre
?erittng Dr. Kdwarda addressing his
people. It ls two-thirds lite size.
The London Church Mlstsonarv soci?
ety haa Wen able to use the phono?
graph for a practical purpose. Thf
- Prayer, the cn eu and the
.nmandment*. together with a
number of wntenees In Hosea, have
ti into the phonograph, so
that a colleague who was beginning to
learn the language might hear the pro
nnnelstlon. This method of language
apable of wide ;i.
tlon.
There ls now a e.lergyman of the
Church of England who haa married
his (teoea-ved wife's slater. In spite of all
the prelates of the house of lords who
vote consistently against any recogri
t1.m of the practice. The name of this
Innovator is Rev. Qeorfs Poyuder, and
he ls a priest ef the diocese of Mel
? -. His bishop, Dr. Coe, formerly
rge'e, Bloomebnry, has
anspended him for 12 months '11
parent.y la only a formal tribute to the
conventional church feeling on the sub?
ject, a* there lunn understanding that
hewlllrecelvea now appoint'neut In the
diocese at the expiration of hts extend?
ed honeymoon.
BAKE.
Be-ans, P to IO hourn.
Rolls, I*, to 15 ir. inn ter*.
Cookies, 10 to 13 minutes.
Bfaeult, 10 to I ? minutes,
Oustarda, ll to $>'v minutes.
Graham gems, .**tf) minutes.
Fish. 6 to fi pounds, 1 hour.
Ile crust, 30 to 40 minutes.
Potatoes, Bo to 45 minute*.
Turkey, 10 pounds, 3 hours.
Pudding, plum, B to S hour*.
Cake, plain, Bl) to 40 minutes.
Gin^fe-Thread, 90 to 30 mlnut-e-a.
Cake., spong*, 45 to 00 mlmites.
Bread, brick loaf, 40 to flo minute*.
Pudding, breaA rice and tapioca, 1
hour.
Pork, well don<a, 30 minutes peT
pound.
Chickens, 8 to 4 pounds. 1 to l\i
hours.
lb, well done, 15 minutes per
pound.
Beef, long or short fillet, to to 30
minutes.
'. rolled rib or rump, 12 to 15
minutes per pound.
Mutton, rare, 10 mlnuf.e? per pound;
well done, 15 minutes per pound.
Veal, well done, SO minute* pe*
pound.?Oixxt Housekeeping.
lieH. sirloin, rare, fi to 10 minutes
?'ind. Reef, sirloin, well done,
12 to 15 minutes per pound.
AIRY BITS OF WIT.
The hay dealer does buaineaa on a
large scale.
As a mao grows older he i-wsps his
Ideals for Ideas.
The less we have the easter lt ls to
share lt with others.
.Life seems to be mail* up of ardent
desires and vain regrets.
Some men don't have to travel very
far when they go to the bad.
It doesn't prny to lie a prodigal son
unless you are. partial lo veal.
If you wnnt to hear a hard-luck story
ask a man for money he owe ?
y a married couple oould save
money out of what a bachelor spends.
It ts better to ixj Imposed ob
atonally than to doubt Indiscrimin?
ately.
Pine feathers may nol make fine
Mrda, but they ara ajrt to make costly
hats.
Men listen when money talks. Prob?
ably that is why we sometimes hear el
hush-monsy.
An Ohio girl who is unable to speak
above a whisper has had 47 offers of
marriage. A word to the wise, etc.
People who are always looking for
are fortunate in one respect St
least?they seldom meet with disap?
pointment.?Chicago Daily News.
The One Day Cold Cure.
Fer cl'!- an.l sore thraal u*e Kernot! *chnco
la!e* Laxative Quinine. Easily taken as candy
and quickly cure.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news?
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi?
ca! triumph of the nine?
teenth century; dis?
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi?
nent kidney and blad?
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou?
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root ls not rec
ammended for everything but If you have kid?
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur?
chase relief and has proved so successful in
svery case that a special arrangement has
*.een made by which all readers of this paper
vho have not already tried lt, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book ;
elling more about Swamp-Root and how to '
Ind out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
-Vhen writing mention reading this generous
>ffer In this paper and
?end your address to
>. Kilmer & Co..Bing
lamton, N. Y. ti-,. '?1***gSh?i?.WiMyiWl ?
egular fifty cent and Home of Bw?m->.Root. *
lollar sizes are sold by all food drufgists.
MM ll I III MM tr III l-l UU
Tho ll lil' VU! tim- imt solicit iiilvei
,;-cliiciit.- to be lli.-eltcil amOOg its lO*
Oal newt. limiter, uml would prefer timi
iiilvcrti-ii-u-c the other OOlUOIDSOf
the paper. Thc rate.- fur advertise*
ni.iii* are low- especially OD lil
month- iiiul yeiiiiv i iiiliiut-. The
rates for advertising amoog tbe locals
whnh huveobtaloed with tlii
-ince it- fouodatioo, will bc rigidlj ad*
bared t". vi/; i EN < i.\ I - par line
fur the lii-t iii-ertiuii iunl /"?' tanti pat
ime fur eiidi aubeequeal losertloa of
the smile matter. Those wim have
oontiactaWith thc Hkicai.u fur regu?
lar advertising, will he, ;i- heretofore,
??.Unwed a u ni form rate of kivkcim
POI linc for each mut every in-t*rtiuii of
advortlalag matter amoog tb'
readlug.
Iiid you boar ul tbe young a Ifs in
l*";ii hiv illc wim made R shirt fur her
husband? When be tried it mi, "the
brute yelled out, great scotti is Ibis a
tent'."' Ami the witt liddell:
"Ami -.neil behavior language, areli'
H.* ottered things rn never tell?
I may forKcl Un tn when I linell
in bight r -pfc
t in, woman ot tba i
To von '? inscribed mi* in
Von lillie kinivv the man yon pay
Your luitu:.
me Inwardness" you'd know,
Have liim ymir iiiui* overthrow,
\ 1 -? lllilnelll tn fillli* VI 111.I* blOW,
Mal..' lum il -lort.
AS DECIDED BY THE COURTS.
Ilule of n carrier that baggage will
not be cheeked mote Ibaa M minutes
before train time i* held, in Goldberg
vs. Ahnapee <fe VY. K. oompaoj (Wis.).
47 L. It. A. ttl, imt tn be nnresaonable
ns a question nf law, god it was hel'l
not to be reasonable a- mattel oi'm+w
tn leine baggage in the I
u train nt six o'clock in tin* morning.
That a pert* I in Jail for
I nf bail in a criminal c
rn White v
4("i I,. H. A. T ?'.. nut tn pr< I I
upon him of n summ
linn, with an order "f arrest snd bail
ancillary thereto. With ihi- case \- a
BOte reviewing tho nuthnritii.- on the
service of process on | il
Selection of a suitable Intermediate
brink for the purpose of semliiiir a check
for collection ia held, in Olvan vs. I'smk
of Alexandria (Tenn.). 47 1,. R. I
to eonstitnte a aOfBcieni dlaehsrge of
the dotj nf flu* initial bank in which
the check was deposited, but it is held
to be *
. tu the drawee bank fur '
An ordinance Imposing a lien;
on all merchants whn nae trading
stamps is held, in Fleet wt
(Wash.I. 47 I.. K. A. tl -. to be
although the tax is Imposed for thc
purpose of revenue :i- vv. |] |
n t ion of b 'un it ap?
plies* to ul! whn see Si t,, BM tickets
of that kind. A license of $100 is bl I'l
not to be oppressive.
K'urht tn a mechsnic'i lien fur the
improvement of grounds by enrich?
ment of tin* soil, planting
-shrubs, t r> ea ' te., withoui niiikii
?
? nf gilghi I m port am ?
in Nan/ v?. Cumberland Ga*
pony (Ti dn.), 7 l.. i;. \ tl t, where thc
statutes clearly cos ti mplste sud
shall be crested only by the erection of
some building.
ON THE ROAD.
AVn tl Harm-worth, the London
publiaher, while touring in Prance, ha -
counted in nut* dav mi tin- Riviera 177
motor cai ringi - and t rici -
clea
Two lines of automobile c
tiou wiii be opened fm* traffic in tbe
iborhdod of Corunna, Spain, dur?
ing the present v ear.
In New York city in the f.ill a private
automobile stable win i?c built. I
dition tu Hu* carriage house Hu i
be a room for charging the batterlea
nnd quarters for the nu n vv ho w ill take
rare of the Vehicl
Increase in bicycle BMDUfactun
the current year will be nbout t>
cent, ovsr last year. There ure BOme
-liifacturers in ' I
and the total out put for ISPOcould have
hill illy been le** thnn
making the total number In the corn?
ily about tfit 5,i
New engines of the In *
Grande railway have Iron pip. .*? extend?
ing elong th. roof of the cab snd con
I with tb* bi Iii r, I' iot i'h this
pipe, without malting a percept ifa
lion, says the Kailwav Review, either
the engineer or fireman can send, un?
der 200 pounds' pressure, a jet nf
steam anti boiling water Hint would
effectually kill or injure anything liv?
ing that happened tn be nn the I
Dr the front end of Hie bl .
l'he bl-iw ott OOck thus arr.
to prov, nt trail rubbers climb?
ing over thc lindi r.
SHORT, BUT TO THE POINT.
\ thorn in the bush is worth two in
-h.
Ilise**** is like a marriageable yourie
at v ; it loves company.
When pride heads the proet
poverty always brings up the rear.
It ls better to be taken by BUtpriac
han to be taken by the police.
Self interest is more likeh *.. warp
t man'.* Judgment than BU]
Som. t on eirabeeauac thal
s about all '
?1 ? half the world maj
h.w the oilier half lives but
u-pieions.
Don't imagine a m.v
nie kingdon
?rable sage.
Don't wait for greet opportui
t long, continuous walk will gel you
iver inure ground then I -hort run.
If at the nge nf 4'i a man ii;
roman hs thought In h.* is
.pt tu believe that luck is with him
An old bachelor sa\s the only differ
nce between a * .! ;i bang
ng is that with Hie finnier a man's
roubles begin am! with the latter they
?ad,--fbi ca es Daily Xews.
J(
Wood's
Seeds.
Every Farmer
t-houll have ii '"ps of
Wood's Autumn Cs'ai-ssuo of
SEEDS ANO GRAIN
PorPanpfantta]
GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS,
Hairy, or Winter \ etch,
Crimson Clover,
Seed V/heat,
Oats, etc.
P Seeds or Seed Uraln required
^T.W. WOOD & SONS,
SEEDSMEN,
Richmond,
Va.
TRUSTEE'S -Ul SALE Of HOUSE ANO LOL
Na '??*. **UDDLKSTRUCT.
toted Jul? 12,
*
).lilllie iiuetiiiti Oil the
.
I i l.-|i \1 . N'OVKMBKR i-i..
nt i o'clock, I'. M . tin prop* rtj
, h, shovt house nnd lot which fronts
on Middle * - In un* to* n
. wini e..univ, Vu.,
runnlni lo lol ?'?:
In Mid town, and bounded on tbs North i.v
lot TI In said town; ai by reference lo
\ ll Porter SI l H Holman li. .1. II. Rice,
? together with nil Im.
i
. ssh,
\. ii PORI ki:. Trustee.
Opera House
ONE vv l
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 8,
COLUMBIA
COMIC OPERA CO.
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30 ARTISTS 30
ful (last,
Magnificent Coal un
[Strong < Ih
Fun nj ('ultu":
Prettj Girla.
KK Pl. IMO I KT..
Monday.i lirofle-Girofla.
I'm-tlny.Bohemian Girl.
K'ednendaj.The Mascot.
.Thursday, . .Fra Disrolo.
. ritlny.. - ; I
* ilunliiy.The Mi kati ii.
or, - - - J
.
? .1 vi itboul extra ebal -? al
Where Quality and
Low Prices
COUNT,
wk (.ii i iii: TRADE
FELDMAN'S,
1 AlN - I REIT, NI I i DOOR I" ll. K.
ar ALL'S)
- the i dollar* In '
I.illili.. nts' K ut tu- ?
Mine-, Mut- iunl .Sui ??
All the Latest Styles io
.AMIS JACK Kl -.
CAPEB ANDI
tee both pricea aod quality
I'. B I .. mi DOD M illi this min ntul will
ppeaelste ll if nay friends, winn m town,
ill is'ive BM a '-nil.
M N.\ \ 1,1.1 IK A VI.'Ht.
irder Closing The Public
Schools During the Fair.
Al Iii .-..H. Hie Public .-eh.ml-.
iiiin; ihe du]? ot ihe
FARMVILLE FAIR
iii in greatly ri doo .1 if the i
mpt in imiii tiien* -.ii....i- open, ami as
sn) nf Ilia Teacher* iunl Pupils wiall to
l.ii.l Um Kiiir, I
HEREBY ORDER
he closed upon Wcdi
mr-.hiv snd li i.hiv. Hie Ililli, lilli .-m.i nth
Oe.r.
Tllo.M.s J. I..UHU.V
Sll|.t. >eli<?.l-, Pr. Kil ' I
AGENTS WANTED.
Inc nf nhl line life In?
tnl...hi. - of New 1 ?
?I. -- men lo :..*t m Ihi :>
luiiklhniit ?
irmniii. Liberal contracts with renewals,
li I., neel. n. ! hi righi [..ni i. -
Addi
BOX 585,
lin. Kiehinu .1. \ ii.
)H PRINT1MU
AT UK A SOX A HE PKH'ES
AT HKKAI.D Oh KICK
THE GREAT
FALL SHOW OF
Autumn Styles
Hy nnil
considers! t. <>f
Kine Dn"?* Gooda, Venetian Cloths,
Camel Hair Bulling, Colored Cheviots,
"Broad Cloths," Hnmespan SiiitinL'*.,
I.:uiicttc SllitlliL.'*- fur lillti.V <!:*> i-kilt-,
mull the pu|iiil;ir lhailea We -liuvv
the handsomest ime nf
Black Dress Goods
M m .nu* ti.wu. LADIBT lACKKTH
in nil n.w ihades. We have tin*
Largest and Finest
stock uf iii;- bera "iVbetheryoe
? nut, cull nml -<e t Iiiin.
Knee Curtains, Portieres, Draperlee,
Druggets,Csrpets, Hugs, Linolium,
oil ciuiii-, Matting and Carpal
Kern nan ta full stock.
Fur Ladies' inn .-ime- wc era bead*
quartan I ma and -?
J. B. WALL
Farmville Graded
-AND
Hii^h School.
FACULTY.
Kn ti vi:n M. HUI i ii. M. A. I nivcr-ilv nf
h L-elpi.li . ii Inclpal uml conduc?
tor ni High Behool.
n i i'11-.hn, graduals Meta
Kelll.lle ."??lil msl S.-I,mil.
. i, gradoste Biala female
Normal Behool.
Miss Loria Mori ite State Female
Normal Bel ?
? I nf till*
under Hie ramiHiremcnl ol li
liiey de
more as purl of the
o Hj -lem nf the Karim :
? ?! in nil gre
the tull sc>-ioii nf nine I.ninth-.
MIK HIGH -' H nte.l lu |.re
i boys and girls for College and uni*
. ur for life.
-imi Hutt ll i- :i purl of
the public school w..rk of Ihe district, and
Intend tba! ii shun be so couducted aa to ba
a credit t<> the district and ivlng of
expense to those thal nvi.ii themselTea of
ihe advantage* ii di* ri
Uwlng to the fact that the High Behool in
a department of the Public Behool, I
lion in ii inn in* obtained
per mi.uiii.
rn ion.
? * '.nii.i np vvhut vi ill be ti
n i lu* community.
l...i. VERHBR.
H. M.
-. W. PAI LL I I.
I anni Hie District.
A Wonderful Offer to Women.
Wa I of a neat remark*
i i to women bj
New Torfe.
Titk; . ext year begins a
?itury, The Dtlineaior offers to -Hetti
bum J.n.f.00 among 1901 women. The pisa
st ? -nan Ihriag in
a small town or village, has just ss good a
chance to win one ol theso ll'Ul prizes ss a
living in a city?because the prizes
aro given fur tho Dumber of eubscriptions
to the popu
? bring given
aim ply to those who sand tho largest list of
?ubscriberi I easily
?lever feature
- anti towns of
?Save been ar
; m nevon classes. Tho cities of the
trouped ie ('lass l,
and as y many, the
i ar" twenty-eight; the high
i. and the lowest
j (riven sway in this
.lung smaller towna
: .11 into six other classes, and as
the number of towns in a class increases, be
Bi re miiaJl towns
.nt of prizes given
away t< u in Class 7,
ill bo $4,000 distributed among 601
winners.
Furthermore, to everyone who fails to win
one of ? re will be pani sn
extra commission on subscriptions, provided
they equal one out of every two hundred in?
habitants of the town from which the cou
te-nant n?id-i '*
i altogether a very li Wal offer, and
ono which thc famous old IieltnetUor is well
able to make |Ood Fruin our point of riew,
wo do not see why such an attn i.eixis to be
y tho Publishers uf Thf. li-Uneator, tor
.- ..ready baa nearly half a million
; tn Ute affec
I in the
ucai advioa
ens details and Lome mattera.
A
FRESH
CAR
OF
BAUGH'S
Acid Phosphate
? For Wheat,
AT
Paulett, Son & Co's.
KW K .ol K H: INTI Mi
DO.M Al THE 1IKK.\KD
JOH OFFICE, FARM VJ KKK
2 Cars Indian Rock Lime.
1 Car Black Diamond Cement.
1 Car White Corn.
1 Car Bran and Shipstuff.
Large Stock of Winter Robes, Horse
Blankets, Harness Saddles, and
Bridles.
Single and Double Barrel Shot Guns,
Hunting Coats and Ammunition ol'
All Kinds.
V Crimp Roofing, Gem Paint, all colors,
For Painting Barns, Houses and Fences.
Call ami gel our prices.
C. M. Walker & Sons.
POSITIONS FOR OUR GRADUATES.
In the pasl ii ti years we V. . lars to Induce I.UNinens turn to ap
ply to us when they needofflee help. (rom them m.in* thai, .lonnie nie
ni; inlier nf gradUS
'i.u; nulli young woman, If you desire a thorough preparation and n poelttoa after
graduation attend our -ehmil. Write for particulars,
PIEDMONT BUSINESS COLLEGE,
.1. H. Kl I.IS, \. M.. PresiiliHt,
LYNCH BUBO, V \.
EVERYONE
I- itu ittil to call .-ii tbe
I'llllt ll 1)1
W. P. VENABLE & CO.,
nt ilu- Fair next \\??<? k.
Interesting exhibit <>t
FIRE, Liri*; .WI) AC?
CIDENT INSURANCE.
Farmville Herald
AMD THI
Thrice-a-week New
York World.
Roth mi" year for |UI,
S<?wl i.nlpr- lo
THF. HKKALD,
Karmville, Vs.
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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.
$*V50
2
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TRADE MARK
stamped on sole.
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l;irmiHie. Va.
NEW SALOON
C. H. BLISS, Proprietor.
Fine Whiskies.
PREMIUM
CABINET,
1869.
RICHMOND CLUB.
Pure Corn Whiskey.
Brandies, Wine- aod <'iKar-*.
Pabsts Cool Beer on Draught.
I'liiintry iradi promptly ?ttsn-t-tH t<>.
Full Measures.
No Short Ones.
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MAIN STREET BAST BIDE.
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C. H. BLISS.
Kodol
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