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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOLR FORTHE PAST, HELP FOH THE PRESENT, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
VOL Xl._ FARMVILLE, \ A.. FRIDAY, APRIL )?. 1901. vi,
CITY DIRECTORY.
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iriNCE EDWARD COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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jp R M. 3IDGOOD,
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JAMES
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jj .'. FlCURNOY,
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U C. FRANKLIN,
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW,
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K 0. WATKINS. R. H WAT!
/'AV.r.StV WATKIA \
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WING,
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rani Cornily, Ya.
(}t H BLISS,
ER,
}\H17Z tV co.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
IW SALOON
t H. BUSS, Proprietor.
Fine Whiskies. ;
KtBllITJM jqaq I
CABINET. lOUl/.
RICHMOND CLUB.
pure Corn Whiskey.
: Beer oa Dm
Pul! Measures.
No Short Ones.
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Tobacco
Fertilizers,
Will by
C I. Waiker & Sons.
Pure Ground Raw Bone Meal,
Li te's Ol i Reliable Tobacco Fertilizer.
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PHONES.' STORE 80: RESIDENCE 22.
he Portraits of our Presid nts
Witb Nognphietl Sketcl j
BY
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Member of Congress for nearly 20 years.
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i near Fal n ? ttl nj,
au itt m. w e bave ne ?
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, one nf ill?
ili iii.- county, ni
Ac., fur jrJnk
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tillie.
MU Hil TO ALL.
communications ufa
public in'' iriea
i lines, memorla
peel and reaolutlons of orgai
m> will be ''Iii' ? ?
tbe rate of live ? ?
publisbedin the ll khalil P
no deviation nor exception will - pnia
,de An l
Infer Ul
i wt rs Jims
?fd of in r
avoid i
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flu.ms had on tl i
ir. tliis tmv ii."
A li
gO tO til]'!
public i
downtown linn which .vera!
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.o. *
At a escher party fur thc i
of the Army snd .fitly, in
Niw York, a thousand players sal nt
of thc prizes was
three malt. with |ong ,,e(]i.
'
Rock=a=Bye Baby
are sweet words, but how much
?-.ring they u^ed to mean, lt's
. Since Mother's Friend has
- . ml mothers
r:uch of the anguish of
?>i 'tiler's Irtend i, a lin menl to be
?rxternally. It is rubbed thoroughly
1. It gives
? final
reat strain c ; - and
Mother's Friend is
In'ernal remedies
. more harm than giod. If a
;man ls suppl'ed with this splendid linl
:nt she need never fear rising or -
ming sickness, or an;.
. .y accompany preg
rietor of a large hotel in Tampa,
: "My wife had an awful time
: r:rt child. During her second
Ber's Friend was used and
.s born easily before the doctor
:ved. It's certainly great."
(Itt Mother's r>l*nd st the
drugstore, $1 per K.tili.
IE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
.'r't.- fur our fret illustrated book, " Baton lissy
.1.IH."
Farmville Herald
ANDTHE
rhrice-a-week New
York World,
Hull. !?!!? 11.00,
st,,
THE HERALD,
mi; home t.sii.ii (iii.
lii.'t ni'iiis Titatiiiciit liv Wltlt li
Iraakards are Belair Cared Dallj
in Spite of Hi- iiim'Ivis.
Nnxiniia Doses, No VTeakealBg of
te Nerren. A Pleasaal mri Posl*
lite (ure for Hie Liqaor Habits
i< noa under*
I tll-t! Ililli:: ?
A botly tilled vvith poison,
. shat lt r. .I I
al or constant use of intoxicating
an sntidi '
nii'l eradicating thi- ,
?VV Cllll- lil
? willi . ,t publicity er
i>i- wonderful " W< >.M Ii
D CU Iii;' which bas been i? i
i treat
aderful
iw Ihe
lit men
i re roua ni
. "i l; FATII1
. is iii no -? ? un but
inly, and la
thal it
? in Hu
? u]i nf
- with
Kv hat ?nilli
ul tin ir kii"vv ledge In i
iiml they discontinued
will DO
\\ \I r. I>" nol le deluded I
"improver!
mit lin
- OLD ' I RI
lt ihe .
-. Mm* placing within
Full
of tie. Dollsi Ad
|.I?\VI\ ti GILESiS COMPANY,
P
rielly confidential.
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in <
ant?
(i.
latit
over
Tv
Ol
th"
had
HEARD IN SPORTING CIRCLES.
Xrvv
I
hm dred thou and i
titi as the value nf |
left by tl,
Of this is left t,
Will lui has lu-. :
ich tin- Columl I
ball ? - thal ihe i
?
bility t.. bat
ball, according to Prof. .\. A.
purity "f life. Prof.
'J'his happened in a
j judges gave the verdict to
A glass of milk anil thr.
I ? per meal formed the pru
on which Walit-r [.. Stannard, of
'
las! year on a bicycle and won tba
ny Road clnb championship.
James Foulis, the ; il of
the Chicago Golf clnb and open cham?
pion Of the United States in 1896, has
established a professional record fur
r i snaps Hay. of which he
this winter, making the
I ilea in 7i.
In Michigan l.i
slain liv hunters, i ?? be?
ing taken to prevent another -I.
ter. It is proposed to limit each
hunter to two titer. This mme
icldng nf the American Bp
men's association.
W. X. Hobart, one of the jinn:
Of th
on the witness stand I
church member snd a superintei
of a Bundey schi ' .i'd. who
'" tin- church anti tl'
hail professed rel
CONGRESSIONAL GOSSIP.
tor Iron.
M
whisky am] tinmine as n reined,
anti tines mit ln-lp the quinine.
'I In- '
lilli.ian, of South '
lina, to nf Imle n
ina, "the wasp nf lite \\ |
likely to stick to tbe li
man. r
Senator Tiller always pronoun*
'Culm" ns if written "(Uliv." This, r.
ie explains, is due to the fact thal ti
i n of Allegheny bounty, ),
S*. V., where le- was born,
'ul.a. but 1. been pro- f,
1 -' liv" hy thi tl
Harlan
iave been friends for to v".ir<. 'I
ire like tun boya when they
-ether. "I don't know about
? Harlan thi
ay. "He pl "ii me snd 1 i\,
nke it in good part, bul if 1 piny a ,,f
oke on him he vvim't sp.-ak to me fnr ,v,
month."
IN OUR OWN COUNTRY. tf
sn
The bran.hes of the "
ava nn
The :
Inch sends over tons ol
ritcr nn lmur.
livery millern] ami metal of value
i the arts or Industries is found
ithin the limit* oi the United
The Vicksburg national park will
mn he complete as far as the ne?
il of land is concerned. It will
>mprise in all 1. lt ia pro
ore all military features
at marked it in the
S3,
Insulation of the Congression?
al has now reached ; -
nrk. This includes numb-S/s dellv
. ? i nm
1 tuitously tn membera snd .
nators and newspapers unf\ th
nt to regular subscribers, of whom
er. ls n small hut select li-t.
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B
ron
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.
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England has captured the
rf nf the trade of Ecuador. ..j
l'u. ive thousand tons of dried turi j.
tbe average yield of sn acre oi
,f- and
ihe world's mannfactun
is of gold and 513 tona of silver a .j,,.
tr.
"herc arc several ' o thc
?Fi,ititi Stat '?- prot
irture of rose water.
? ? ar 01 to r
fnr paper making r>r
gland third of tl on i
evenly ? ' ? ry UK bad
rough iron
? fnur toni Ina1
-very ll J 1
n n
land produced m> beel '
? Importai ?
I in the sugar n of tbs of ri
-ld. _
OF ENGLISH MAKE. I."",'
i the British Isli
I
1 prop
r, nf which I.timi ? onr ,
:, ton the pi at in thi
lah Isles would fetch
)0 blind ami
icre ara l
: ritain to 141,000 mea ? .
'
dy 3,732 of '
-
vo hundred and Bfty-eighl I
live in town.-, T
i the et ni n try.
'
: led dnrini
anything to leave bj will. ' The
^^^^^rs
STATE AID ;0R ROADS.
M ... Iiii|.ri>\ iiiit-tii ol Hlahwaa-s lina
lle.it t nrrlr.l tin I ti,l,r ll lu
i ..ni..-.?(leal.
Thc annual repi.rt nf g
;
donald for
?
I
set.
In
" l he policy of tl
almost universally so
j th.- lnwiis. ti,,, present 'aw
? ii accept, d liv ::-.? towns which
have never before participated it
.id. inakine a total ol
have applied fur stale
Mn- law. The fad demon
lt the law nf I
most popular under which we hav<
i- principally tine tc
the 1. ?? by the
tl
I
PA.
' ?
>i m.)
til
sn
Tl
vv
1"
til
] ri
si,
w!
. in thc law al t
r tn nu et tht f|
.-li the toa n
Almost all nf thc ob
? .1 by ! lie tOW us ,
Iel
law. Ir will h.- Impoi '
law thal
. nt indy free fruin objection
ile tn build any law
mi'it he Improved in Borne
''
IS il "
vv hnle nf the netinli nf thi '"
nd tnvvn mi a liht ral plat.
?I broaden
tate in 1 he method
? li, alni al
?ll wi!!, state thi
tn.le movement, has enlarged th*
lld of work fnr the commit
d has reduced somewhat the juris
?timi nf the town
I; Imt sn far evt B fmrr
h iimie beneficial tn th*
I around the whole move
?nt safeguards thal has already
ted its worth.
Mi lias never been the policy ol
)..- unpleasantly arid
iry in ie with thc towna
nt the OOtSel nf the move
ni it was difficull to have all tnvvns
\< thc \v.>rk has
? .ins have
, full knowledge <>f th*
hough! hy man]
our state that when th.
tis through ti.e villages were ha?
lved thi would 'lie 'Ult
I that a vote fnr the Improvement
I imf he hail, tin th*
? ? fur n general
? nt of the roads in nil
which wc have constructed
Increasing rather than di
. which fact -peaks well foi
future nf the good roads move
many times Improved four
? ct i"iis mi a mail.
an appropriation <>f ?
while ?
rnnd
I are places (hal
a im
? had the te" n been
? ? ';
. .- .
'..lint'
long, ami '
? moved for
m. th, ? anti mak
1 nf the !'
?
f fact, return
ls thc im
rial pieces
ad throughout tl
?mild mal.'
?
the rnnd
.
tving nf a
i lime if it
?
n-k number ami
d remain so. It is the lick of
a road
i imt the raper
lt would
the road
- ? I
I in the gutter to lift up !he
and let th<
.. , ...
.,
mlitirin, instead "f eight
n it Th. i.
? rs."
commissioner does not think tiful i
sm
rivi
I >< ? >
Tht
nea
cha
V
Sill'
cha
dep
sim
fnr i
out
han
\
that
I
Evi
nu in I
Fm
lt wtae in attempt to build
'.?nil tbe -
I'"1*'. Ol ' ;;,,t t0
extend the buildiag of macadam be?
yond its nut ural growth. Curter the
B lari
tude in selecting such kinds ,,f ?
as thej di
In addition to tba work that has
h.-. ii linne dorine- the leal two
lintier this appropriation lhere
> he finished the
f the sppropriation, which
amount of money that will he
In the appropr
part of thi
irs will bt
total number of miles that will
be finished with the appropi
limier the contracts let fer
iv.I. rears i- I
AN IMPORTANT ITEM.
i'll rm .-rs si,,, i, |,| Ke?aa I I. ?. Vee.inrtl
ol Hie lt.-.-. I|.i? friiet Ul
1 heir s,,,| I nilli*.
A farmer can have neither a pood
pasture mir a good meadow without
! BOtL Bul the kind of sm) he
needs on his pasture is very dill
fruin the snd he needs in h
We sec in a contemporary a laudation
of blue-grass sod fnr the pasture. But
we know that brae*g - not
the Ideal sn,i fnr a pasture, it should
trt of the sntl but not the a
thing. Hine o-r;.
tu rc al certain
much of the time is I
Thc pasture sml should mo I
ly he formed of
ll be makii
-mw th at ,-? when any |
row.
The smi fur the meadow should of
rou rae be made of one l
idow is supposed th be foi
lie production of hay.
?mp is gathered al ona timi
n both cases the snd should he well
if,ahould ne well manured
nd nol permitted to get thin. I
if the great faults of our Amer
t of the snd In both
matures ami mt ' tl
nch of the the farm,
?ik if our farmers would l
?
?..d la inls they won lil |
ttention to ti
ll w.
SCRAPER FOR SLUSH.
a.-fill I mp lc m.-ii I for < lei,nina
IMlelt.-a nilli fur PSSSSlaa "1 tll?
lit t-rhmiHtiiK Mau ka.
a fanner has a lnr.
inning through his tann B
raper is Indispensable. This one i.>
ade frnm two-inch plank, -i.;
? t lnntf, with t.em! patterned fnr
iper and tapered to make
itahle hanil iWH in cut.
'..nilli he four feet
de, two feet frnm frnnt to rear of
>\, and mic fool In depth.
mensions will move ulumst a liulf
rd nf mini nt each load, anti a team
ll |iull it easily.
Ihe ti.p and bottom of scraper
nulli he banded arith tire iron,
? i.'li will make it mora riirid and
ar hitter. Any blacksmith can
ike lin- blade "Ut nf an nld drug
STRONG BLI'SH BCRAPKJ
r blade or suitable piece of flat
el. This should ba bolted ntnl
ited to the box and ham] irmi- of
; and made quite sharp to cul w.ll.
? evicts shown in llluat
r the blade ara to fasten a log
in Into,
"Ith this semper one can clean the
ih nut nf a large ditch and work
team OB hank. Thc hi, '
in cnn he regulated lo suit the
th nf ditch. We Used a -?
ilar tn thi* last autumn on our
| fi.nnd it -
. and also to drt
?'-.i': I
sm I lu id-rt for
I
I
'
iction
?
if tba
er and
print
ng in comparison with ita
?i ,i|.< r I ure mt 11
rm in Br out
?
'
?
ll, , un tin I mit In rm.
'
'
-s in
iii pr..
i >,,, I r. ea \i Uh tl Illa'
I
im ia Fork.
dtlie
beas>
ipeciuieus in the |
Tl
i:
by
Iii
Di
tin
Ku
ml
"I'
i III
ant
i tk
i".i
-rn
but
O ii
v
t r
< il
m
ii
i
M
vv ri
ll.
"X| el
Wi
river
dwell
-ss/. ?.,-/,
Ic ... it His Lag,
1 l f. Bullit m. Bf
IBtl wire. Inti ni,.. . blood
urged amputation, "but," be wr,' l
1 1 i
"inti sad weil bi ? rer "
F"i Erm Ilona, I . I
Rheui
c Bittern has aa rh tl on e.nh.
in rn V bite A Co R
-: " lion
tends-i i,. . ind doss
IS ttf
cm Calif"!; ,
-
s-.i mi ii InniiliiK inp, I
BJ I 'lill
i ."i sold me li
: Kihi. I nii
t ijror*
? Hil ll thill ! STM In.l-t
i V- lien r?<ttIn. up tba
. -ni en*
r i
" I' ll.i ll of
I told a the
?
-
: i didst Rai
:
, r In
- the
world. P i
; lim I- hu - I. 'ii
i' 't III their ll i
I I
I'millir.
The '
j the and kidae* i K. ep
11 lion ind
ind vim ?ni hsvs no
ced nf it blood purifier. F"r his pur
nae ilieie is unthill - ('hitiiilicr
i I , ? ? - mu
? voa more t.I ibaB
boll I pul
Isr
. iii d"ul.le
nu of cotton pn due. <l by any
nmi.
\ i:. lng, Rt ii las t loot
? I .1 'w n it Ide rraph line which
of I i-imii. la , had lo
iii-. "Standing ws
? willes, "gave bm b terri Mi .
ugh, li grew worse daily. Finally
i- In Oakland, ni
I I bsd I I'li-iunpiiiiii
: imt live, 'I bea I islag
King's New I?i -? tvcry and waa
ie. id bot th - P ail Ively
a rsa teed fi ? ? and all
ind Lune troubles. Whin- A: Cn.-.
Br, ol iv-p. 11.
OOO bas bat a
rested in ale trie uiidei takings in the
Republic.
Di .ilitcss ( .mini l,e I'll red
ms, '- iii j .'un "t
itii the diseased portion "t tba sar.
I thal i- by constitutional rem. d
ame*** is caused by an Inflamed eoaj*
mn of Hie iniic'.ii- lining of Hie
-tai-liiati Tube When thia tuba v> ta
t rumbling sound
imperil ct beariug, and a ban ii i
? :| II. .lilies- |, ih,. |, sii|(i
I ti iti<? Ute inflammation can bi
en mit at.tl this lube restored to its
nial condition, beal Ing rn ill bs sta*
; trever; nine cast ? out of tea
i i.v i- ti.ni ii, w iin-ii is not bing
an inflamed condition of Ibe bj i*
ve will give Ona Hundred l>"ll irs
? I by
irrii lb il cannot be euri d by li i -
lend fill 'ii' u: irs, lice.
!?'. J < III.N IV A CO., 1 "led", <>.
* Sultl hy I iruggistH, 7.")''.
i .timi.'. Pills ara Hm Bee!
|, has
arion R P. M.
?
?
ll 'll lo
' I hal
,
iprovs
I
'
lils.
J
1. lived in live
I - "ll.
- iiiu BBsvatfsB. ur Catarrh ari: r al
else I
I
I
DtrtH
Ililli
:
blood
,
J vvlltiliK
: Balm Competi Ba
B H
? dou'i give up in despair bul try
from
ls Write I
rial treatment.
An Appesaattei Bin r Farm.
m tit. i
I in lands,
| | ,|-J, - I .lllivillle
HIV.' wlllell we eau SSlI at B9V.
I \|;V|V lill K VI<V| A"KM V. .

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