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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
^ XL_FARMVILLE. VA.. FRIDAY. Jl \.\ 12, 1901. \o. n.
FARIV1VILLE FAIR FOR NEW CENTURY, OCTOBER 23, 24. 25.1901.
CITY JIRCCTOFY.
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Prince Edward County Directory.
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C. E CHAPPELL
JAMES LYONS.
Al H.KN I ' \T KAW,
UwOtTice and Residence,
Buckingham Courthouse, Va.
I - for Kin kttiL'limu
founts - iinil Seka.
laira, ucl '
i iinil i'rince
aahrar
jj W FLOURNOY,
KM Si LASS
prsetles ia lbs Courts >>! Prli
ward SI - counties.
?I,.- |.<.s!.uti, c. i-iirins 'Mm,
\\ C FRANKLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-IaW,
I'ssim.is cit. . VA.
Ince Kdward
? mri of
I 0 WITHINS R. H. WATKINS.
WATKINS tf WATKINS,
AHORNEYSAT LAW, ?
PARUA II.I.K. VA.
I Issnial, ( tl lil?
li, i. Not I ossa,
titiunl.
ll l.itnk
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tw P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTORNEY AT KAW.
Wm practice in both snit, and i
. Minn si..
KAKM s II.I.K, \ \
n S- WING,
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ATTORNEY AT KAW,
Creen Bay, Prince Edward County, Va.
wm practice In Prince Kdward and ad
J omi m;
P H BLISS,
GENERAL Al C1TONEER,
KAKMVIKKK. V \.
oluinc
\\THITE A CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
Pla* I'otHi.i' ai.
PA RM Vi |,l r. v \.
MAY 28, 1901.
FARMERS
ATTENTION!
On account of
the late season,
you may be back?
ward with your
crops. Buy a
DISK CULTIVATOR
I
r.
and save time
and labor.
For sale by
J.F.WALTON. -
Fl
takes short roads.
AXLE
***** ssaaaatid light loads.
(jREASE
^?Wood for everything
that runs on wheels.
Sold Everywhere.
Mnrlr Of STASTDASsDOH*CO. /
3EST FOR THE
BOWELS
?
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT EM LIKE CANDY
i
alllil.lM. IlltllliS ,,,11'tSI. lill, ll.(I ,.r MIS Sulk.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Rosendale Cement
AND
Anchor Brand Lime.
We luise recently Iceeis-al :i
ear load oi' each of lliese well
known brands <>r
Cement and Lime.
Kaeh harrel of titis cement ls
guaranteed to min tain
300 Pounds.
ss Idell makes ii tlie
CHEAPEST
( 'tint Itt "Ii the linn kel.
1
Paulett, Son & Co.
Duvall, Robertson & Co.
( omer Main ami 3rd St*
K s RM VI 1 ii:, \' s.
loininission Merchants and
Kl- A Kl KS IX
la ni ira rr, Cut/lrrfi,
Agricultural Tmjtlemetit*, Af.
higgle*, Surrey*, limul Caris
ami Road Wagons*
.-(lits. }"|||
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
NH IHKCI.KI.T.I. \ 1 ED
BABCOCK BUGGIES,
il lil* on ll sins Int.1 lui HPRINOS
tin- easies) ruler known.
I her makes nf established reputation
M! LOOK!
: .ml J iim-Ii
? nu
ridging, Fencing, Pens,
Sh,ak Well TOPS,
$8.00 A THOUSA JD.
wm
Al-..
i'll*. Kalin
militia:, 11: title,
l-'looiiii-, I VililiK, Snliim. Wi-atli
ei Boarding, Motildina,
airs, K.lili'l- iiml is nf
.mei! Lumbar.
rniYille Hanufictaring Co.,
nt tin' Foundry,
Farmville, Va.
WA: MUK KKINI IN-.
1 mink \r rm: HERALD
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JOH OFFICE KA KM VI I.l.v ' dec
ORIGINAL SPEECH.
Ia III I'r.. Iiii 1.1111 > li I ,,i,.iai..,i K.rln
*.lscls ?f VOW*! ?",iiinls ti i,,l
Hud No ( io, ?.,nu n ta.
The peech, the true prime?
val tongue of iiuiii, ssas quite unlike
my la wt i heard; yel
ive luis,- ;iii tin- tongues of to-day
miss the Ness York Sun. The primeva'
language ssns a vowel lai
icr; lt bad no consonants, or eon,
sonants, or contacts as w
it ell. in
of vowel sounds following each other,
repeated or varied or ssmals like
i, aoao, riia, auau, aeoin, iaua, ioio,
oiiou, uaua, lieut- .til of Milich, I mus
say in ps taken' from ? lan
tencei
intermittenl streams of vt
speaker's l>re;itlt allowed or whim dic?
tated. When iill literature a
cited, the same consideration, the ca?
pacity of the lunga, determined thi
IciiL'tli ,,f the bardic line; so sse luis,
? hlokaa, our hexameters, oui
Alexandrines, and so forth, each ?
lung full of verse; in the primeval
ie it ssas likewise, but u
? ? vowels only.
'1 here arc aboul ten or ,*i dozen pun
vowels to no upon, hiu! vowel wordi
limy run up to fist- Ryllables, so sse has,
ii very considerable fund to draw or
for our vowel streams. Anti tics,
streams of vowel speech corresponded
to, uml expressed, streams of emotior
or feeling, rather than description! ol
concrete objects. Kor ssc hardly realizi
how terribly overladen with material
trifles our life is to-day, snd therefor!
sshat great demands we make on lan
guage for cone: Bul OUI
exclamations, each of which indicate!
n single emotion, lend to remain pun
vowel sounds even al the present day
THE ISLE GETS SMALLER.
Soi.,.-11,1 mk Iii ten adnu \l.o,it alirinl.
aars al tin- lataaS mtOreal
liri Its I n.
With r' gard to the east e.
Furry - to he to',I. 'I'!:,- tanility
of Yorkshire, for Instance, from Kuhl
Ington to Spurn IK ad, has been diiap
nearing, it I d, at an as
?ate of six feet a year. It ii said thal
careful obst i ri 12
mile stretch slmsss that the ,?
?h bave I" ? D eaten assay hs thc
f,,r I3S :"? ?
IOOd Words. It is. however, at Spurn
Head that the greatest rs
:.ak. n place.
I ward I.V time the s
renspur, a seaport near Spurn Head,
icnt nu,rt- than one member to ;
neut: in ISM and 1171 Uti.' ,
?'dssanl IV. i v, landed th. re,
. ?? lal (er's visit
he entire tosvn waa swep* awaj ny the
V tilt- s
il the heail; the old
ite of the village once a fa
i hill, ss ith a fi ne old eh ure h. destroyed
is thc wave*, in 1826 is noss some
undreds nf yards belo* high-water
nark, and ssh, n Si ss ! ms it
i and the Humber ssill not take
destroy thf entire promontory
lal make things scry unp.'cnsant at
frimsby. The Hine Bell Inn, halfway
,nd the riser. I??
toni upon which ls Inscribed: "Built
i the year l- it. 534 yards from tilt?
ia " V ired carls
be dis! rds.
IRLS LAUGH AT RED TAPE.
i- in I ti is r > Slii.lents from >e\s Elf.
land Insnili- fl I.ns ern lu r li I lluil.l
IliK 111 lyHe af I'rnl.al.
At Washington the other day 2.", stu
?nts from a girl's seminary In a
ngland slate forced their way into
ie stat,-, war and navy building*
. poshing si rt mon
rsting watchman I y s sort of wt
hlch strongly d football
ract iee or knowledge.
The girls arris- d aft, r the
clock closing time, and, being told
? the officials they were too late to
sit, were aboul to hasc. One of
t- number In the outer edge of thc
mell took command and "ase s short,
mp order. "Push him aside noss."
tal ssas obeyed instantly. Th's had
ti of "\ " in front
the doorway, and as tbey sss ..pt
rough it. thus,, in the rear ssith
cii hands on the shoulders of thc
rls in front, they almost brushed the
lazied old veteran ott his fi
ft liim so dazed that he did not cseu
monstrate when Mies laughed al his
-confiture.
Nf, official report ssas rnsde of this
dent infraction of the rules, but the
iichman evidently though! the fair
ufficiently pon?
ied in that the warship models
lick 'hey Said ssas one of the special
leets of their sisit hasc not yet been
turned from the Paris exposition.
..-.cl.lnu litrr.it. !., I'll ..li ->?! rn pl,.
\
tO |i .di ;
ls. K
iii t!i by thia
?
. which art kept pr
its Cl
apart i sse or tin ?
? ss ith it. 'I I
chine is auton stic ?
ri "
: . ri
mes oat
- it.
In Honor ..I He Un. . I
of ll
lefa can
_
il
st, and the ?
. wi'.t their gorian ila.
S I .min Inc I ii I Uer.
"Bul
l ?
'
V. Wet
lass t,. \ , ,.i,| |t.
"I ' -.shat lhere
i.ilile aluin! Ile nf ens
i"tf tip the mean man
,- the
tip only .atier the per*
formed a waiter never knows sshat
rpect, and one can gel along
comfortably and very cheaply
by mer,!., changing rent aurari
??ry day." Chit
i Bprlna * ti trnpn Ina.
I
thad
Bill. Ililli Heel.
Tliey were ri ading the old ?
will.
"You ruc the sole In- ir.'* sn id the
nit,,rney. addressing the i
Thc local ssit chuckled und sa iii:
"Who rot the lo cl'.'"
"I did," spoke up Kerry Ri
call on the daugh!
1
I |. In Ihe slr.
"WI fellow is Sss.d
dup'.'"
"Well, lie's one of th,.sc fell,,sss
that yon can never convince thal
?there's plenty of room al the top.'"
"K, ? li?"
"Nol al all, bul he think
there i'd thal he occupies
all the Phlladelph
N'.tl.liiU ..I Iii,- l\ uni.
"Why. tl
inid tl
"Ms I.
Icture in thc r, gular ss b i
;
~ S ,. |ir..|>rln tr.
"I wonder '-shat sort of wood
Dutch
.
oe in Holland,
"I i ,
ley, "hut I should think that sandal*
.si',.,1 ssould lie just the thin
I'dSSII TOP
\\ lilli Ile Ul. ,i l,-il.
Pete -i ssork
a Bul I don'!
?o'r scrs
Pel -1 but 1
?ouahsl Pi
I I ss ants t" gel s "Ma
k.
I . ll In I nc. i i tlnls.
"What's his busil
"Well, I'm imt quite ^ire. bul I
hink I ' can*
Idate for sonia oil
"What makes you think tl
"I beard some isl b( ran
i."?Chic
Pelias mi n**i'
A million ?
fl In
1
i.'in.
?1
om.i \ iiiiii ki r
V ~
Mr. 0
t. my dear.
ueh ss
Mr. Oro! tl what
> yon mi
i,i. ?i , .-..>i? ???
'
Plaaslhle Bsalai.alls.a
feast?Why do thej irberan
??
i'onk '.-'in
Thr H. id ? Lina.
?li her
i rem the City.
I
t in the et
"Tei{ the a?ker] the farmer if he
pt a cost."?Detr '
fr
ll
? ;
il
bi
tl
?l
m
li
!
!',
ll
Of
en
kc
to
COME TO FAT.
fhni la \\ i,? i . , , , ? Straaaer. slrn,
ta flail \,s> 1 ni I.? Mi di ii a h
'
i
by (? ? of tossn.
r iu the Bun, of thu! rity. All
spring, autumn
.
who, if their pa
nnd restaurants be any gauge, have
v.,ri tc
"put up" I ' I \peii
tlil ure
some
?
lc or
fortnight than I home in a
. ? . upon tu
can Usually I pol th?
ant hs the
rln'l had a chance to tante any
of Hi?
ss hi,!, is pro! ably true.
here not lon
to having had lobster for breal
luncheon, dinner and supper after the
iring 1 be ent ire i bree ss eeks ,,f
r
rs in Ness York
don't taste one bil as they do al home,"
i ille girl, adding
that, though Louisville v
i moat thinga, she m
Of all the
?
,S lie
hal limre Hr.: n half of lt gi
I h.
REINDEER DOING WELL.
lr ann. lina l.tirm- H.-nU "I I l,< ie
St,illulia I |. Snilil lin- annis,
nf \li
anything aboul
I
'
?
! in
. nre noss
?
I
I
?'
?'
- ire
?
ir nn , ,
1.
ii
A PHILADELPHIA DINNER.
hr I) linker lils I.ni i-f ||| Blew
\V lien lt (enies In (,,....I
Ballan*,
Thc first course s ,| as an
ppetizer and
Iphia Kress.
?
fi
ut up cherri.
'ell, ll
alibul outlets ss ith cn ,n I
iih lilian wer
r basket
?om the half of
i
? hi'-h In- s,
"
'?
it in. A handle I. ?',,- rn
ip La ? with j ol
and then ?
?
?
?'
Ith
?
pin fi
??
fa?
red from that nut.
\s i i.r. an.a h. -t Maaareh.
r ^
? ?
1
_
i ,,,a..ii lltilla |..r I'oliiu.
ne to
?
a- ni
e saggs aubtti- ii
| g . -ne*.
PERTAINING TO WISCONSIN.
?
c
It ' a
D
ly li
of cl
?? 1
'
I
-
Cole. ss|.
rici in
'
itricl in i-'
'
num.
.. in 1871 to ? ight, ii, 1881 t.
ll.
I - .
?
numb,
i. S.I ls
: 1.40 to $3 |
FOREIGN FACTS OF INTEREST.
In the j ear i -
. :
Kerlin is to have a school for?
men, in which driser.
that
0 not kimss less to kn
lion to nun
?
?here
'
?
'
?
?
i *i ? a
?n has of I
?
eries
a* the count rs It
?
or importing tl nt.
ODDS AND ENDS.
?
I
?
: of our DBI |
thai
. ss i. : .:
II
ii ss ho In?
ion.
? ? ? tbe ]
?
ons.
from the prairies for tha
' :
: sd ros of
'
furnish
for the mot
its debts, oi ti head
bose in charge of the I ? lal ar
I ?'
EDUCATION ABROAD.
ear i
on bi r of lue
?
? re _a
0
ttenl
ii
?' ,
'
i
?
?
SOME GEORGIA NUGGETS.
? ?
?.
r
I
TH
H ita
limul i!,, i;, si i enan m Priare I dis .ml.
atalile,
bani, al,un
ii low li IK ? |,t od.
.un caril,
defern .1 ;
K susis ii ik I- susi .\t.i s, \ .
I ans v..ir Haaipe, ??SMuej l?i H .1..
\\ ?? have a good faun of nome K.7
ill s'ulil ol H
I .sefl
..-"lilli
We cati aril om n
.
lieut bili
I SI.M \i.l M S.
\ Bai
of the 1110-1 desirable tums m
Prince Kdward. I
I- SI. MS I , S -,o .
li 'lilli,aili lo , I in thc
- in ih,' market.
*sii k Headache 1 Bred
. indi
'I'll I ll,Cl'l,I. I Of
a . ,
When 11 on,. - 1 . - ...cis tin- 1 esl
no! alway Un
1
<?#?
Laxative Bromo*Qu.o.oe i
..ires 11 c..1.1 In <>n?> ilisy
Ii takea ? p ilnted ren I into
-ollie lu ids
Timi 1 ? aa
neat it.
M.. \ X
as Ult;
. trip, 1
? ?
. - 1 1I1.I
I 1','Ule I lill.
'
ip the
ai cn
ll* ss.il. I
I, 1,1
I lol'! 1
el I.,UH' 1 .
ucl.
.. ' ? i.l-l
I areas Baaalsg
?
l.inl mi .1 1 s
.
brokei mas be an obnox'
ms individual, bul we've K"t t" pul
him.
I an * |(|,m.I I'oisnu.
1
'11 ll l,"l'|.s ,,| l; |;
1 k.i.in Have sou
?lu- III I,oin- ,,| joints, III,ci ?, .
on-, -null. o'h, inn. , nus
ot cite*, 1 im m.ti 1 ni,..ih naive catarrh,
dli ul' es, eau*
?r, coi , 1 ben H I'..
. ss ill beal ' Hu- blood
nie ami neil, and itopever) selie, I!.
. lt leati il tinily yt ti- sud 1
ttl ,1 ..,,|
I tri anni rn to ?
ritialK III.I ll 'I'" ('"'"I any , Alls
a, Mi ???!, lue bj
?IN on 1,1,,mi poison, \\ li'
uni III.ll III .illili III.
The iiem h.,1 1 1 farms In th
lt you hasc nue s"u wan! to
ll ii*! n ss nn 11- N > sale, no
K sk.sivii 1.!. I si.si At,i;s.
The trouble with Hie budding gt nm*
ili.it be 1- In- piiiiily inppe I in Hu
iil.
A .'011111
11(1 Ililli 1- lot io I. lt.
tock=a=Bye Baby
9 much
? . mean. It'i
and has
?> have
.
,. a I friend t to be
roughly
t ?
'
: If a
rr.an ls supplied witt
VS / preg
?
"
second
r's Friend was used and
re the doctor
-eat."
Oct .Mother'! Trlmd at tit,
(trust stor.. $1 p?r bottle.
;i BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Gi.
" '?? i i" **???

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