The Farmville herald. [volume], July 12, 1901, Image 3

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fTARMVILLE HERALl"
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ville Lithia Water
Stronger li Lithia
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Farmville Lithia Springs Ga
ll.inipilcn-siiliict.
il Asiii'i.v BlONRi . Vu., i
July \ Khi| ' ,
jir J ll. C. Bagby, ot Hm Chair ol
Phyatos, ami l>i ll is Mcilwaine,
Prufessoi of Kuglish, in Hampden.
: from Ness york
la\*t Saturday, in company, ss nh tin.
new ot spending two mouths together
in tireat Britain, aud expect to return
lu tune fm tha opening ol the session
-s, pteniber.
Mrs John M. Veuahle uml Mis Mot
varet Hannah, ss hu left here early in
May fur a vlsi! to Judge Mel). K. Wu
able, of San Louis Obispo, and other
friend* In California, are expected
haine thi* sseck.
hufaaaii I' H. Thompson, of Freder*
lekaburg Collegs, ssh,, ha* been here
aline colllllielicclilcnt ami expects to
remain severai ssccks longer, i* much
1 that hi* oh! fellow-student, Mr.
Osbourne, of Hie last graduating
skua, ls to beaasoelated ssith mm in
tue faculty at Fredericksburg next
session.
Bar. J. W. Wauchope, ss ho became
I resident of tin* place ten ye.
with the view of educating four sons,
bavin)* accomplished his pur]
tend- to remove at an curly day to
Oklahoma, where tim eldest of the four
iii Important position nuder the
United st i ament, ami bas
made a home fur his fut tier ami family.
These excellent people ssill be lundi
I ami their absence greatly re?
gretted.
Mr*. Tucker Carrington, of Rich*
Bond, ami J- IK 1.- Carrington, of
Ness Yolk, arc mi a visit tn their
motlier at this p
Hi v. B, Dickinson, nf Richmond,
uml Mi M. B Dickinson, of BirmiBg
haiii, Ala., has.- a!-., been spending
-"inc days at their old home in thc
astebborhaod.
- - j P Hart, of Roanoke, and
J i Hart, who bas Keen teaching al
Waiei ly, are tess Visiting theil parent*,
st Worsham
Major lt M. Venable, of Baltimore,
abo ha- iieen visiting relatives lure,
illili hollie mi I 111 port ii ll t
business a day or two siuce, bul ssill
probably return sottn. He regards tbe
o/.oiie of Prince Edward as abundant
ami Invigorating aa nus to Ik- found
el-ess here, ami being among congenial
relatives ami friends, lintis tin- a mos!
sgreeal le health resort Heowneval
uable property hen-ami in thc neigh*
horhood, OD which be has already pul
many Improvements, ami is dow
sjfitatiiix others. The students <>f the
eouege are indebted to bim for tbe im*
pmveiuent of their flue athletic grounds,
sud it I* doubtful whether the water
convenieiii'e* and bath arrangements,
which have contributed so much to
their comfort, could have been under?
takes, hut for Ins generous assistance.
The dry spell was In,ken mi lat
urday hy a refreshing and abundant
rain, which gives much e.irage*
mein to tbe tanners. Tin-crops in tins
ssetioa are looking well
Tba people ara taking much Interest
la the | ? ustitutional
I'uiiveiitioii, and aremnsloUM toa
work completed at\beeajrliesl prac! I
eal,lc day. 'lhere -, -rn- u, be a general
and deep--cund sentiment in favor of
viva voce voting bs a contributlvi
al to honesty in elections, lt is
imt believed bera that tbe ball
tem can lac ticed from tbe suspicion and
eoatamination of fraud. The Demo?
cratic precinct convention, bald nt
nu last suck, spoke out ?
oliition on n
I nina!incleil IMciratc.
Tko) is, Va., July 6, 1901.
\ meeting <>f the
. ni) den l>istiict wa*
I'eld ut \\,.(sham, July 6th. Ml E
tabb ss i- elected delegate lo the
Norfolk ) onveiitlou am! sent uiiiii
Htru, ??
following resolutions were "man?
ed that ssc
commend our representative, Dr.
- 1 Mcilwaine, in Constitutional
otion fm the stain! be bas taken
ml I., thc manner of
'"Hog, ami ss.- niue bim tu us< ?
honest, ,,.(,. ,.,,,
ni the m ss Constitution.
J. I. I'm; a KMOH
Mop- lin i aagk
ami ss rn ks od Un- Kohl.
? ?Quinine Tablet)
'i "in- dav. No Cure, no Pay
v fal natale I ina for Sale.
^ ? ??tier tor sa . st ry
two miles ol
Hamp .. with good im.
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Blanton, presiding; M. mi
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submitted thc follossin
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and eui, nd of record, lt follow-:
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folloWiUg lull* Vs. the |o\s || wolf
ordered to be i aid:
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Mr. Wail presented an ordinance
prohibiting thc cutting ur defacing
ii tlie tow n. The ordinance ssas
laid on thc table until the next regu*
lai meeting.
(iu motion ot Mr wnil, th,- Cemetery
Committee ssas instructed to request
thc undertakers of the town to adopt
means of removing all surplus dm
(lom in,,uiui newly made graves.
lt ssa- agreed bj the Couucil tn wire
' coal thc A. M. E. ('hinch pro?
vided tin- Kirai Baptist church, colored,
will use the electric light under like
couditlous,
Mayor, M< ssrs A 1>. Watkins
ami W. I-;. Davidson were appointed
to sell the refunditig bonds of thc town
it md less niau pai, iami at no greater
rate than four per cent. This same
rom mit tee was empowered to call in
ind cancel all bonds due as soon as
,ossj!i|,..
Thc lin? pluu* in thc si,],? walk near
nnal School w;;s report)
luisanceand the Council ordered it
mmediate removaL
Street Committee ssa- Instructed
o bave necessary liu'ln- placed in the
?;ii of the courthouse for tbe safety of
be policeoRlcer making arrests after
auk.
Ition ssas presented fruin citi?
on* residing on Chambers street, in
'. of the Nmnnii Behool, asking
ir light on thal street Referred to
nt Commit!
mmittee ssa* author?
sed to purchase necessary hooks tor
ic pro] ei kt t ping of thc town's
Their Aimil,il Keports.
Lasl week we published the annual
?port of the Town Treasurer, jual ai
?corded In the (llerk's book, and be?
sv ssill U- found the Sergeant's reporl
i full for the year 1901, which show*
ie sources of all revenues:
, \ l - REPORT.
min nt nf real and pcraon
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A'liilc the rain came in torrent* and
? lightnings and tbunden roared
?ve us, tlie lire alarm sounded Ita
adful note la-t Saturday afternoon
mt 3 o'clock. When it wa?
nd that tlc church
- afire tbe gn nt pre
led. Lightning ha'Utrmis tba tall
ireb spire and il was burning fiercely
iiiii nv lull- a densely black smoke
n d from tin very top of tbe steeple.
rei did men work bardei <>r mme
scly tuan did those who had charge
the tire apparatus on this occasion.
? men went Into tbe steeple through
erand smoke, and ssith nozzle lu
id fool by foot ascended upon tba
ind wood ssmk quenching the
ley went. It wa- not long
r the alarm before Ihe lire ss
almost entirely to thc earnestness
ii which tbe "boys" went to work.
lightuing struck thc steeple on tbe
th side iiml fortunately tbe wind
blowing frmn the South which
icd the Maim- assay from the
clure. Tbe loss to tbe church is
Hilted to Im- al. Ult
v, s. i, Mail Munn,
n unusual visitation to this section
ns nine of sVir ssas the hail storm
di caine -udHciily upon us last
clay al".ut neil. Tlie iuiil stouts
iiiui partridge cl'_'- and
c dossil with ,h-liue(1vc fol
Bul little rain accompaa ed
hail and thc si,mu Ia
red by tbe
d was not great, bul where it fell
almost
ed ami corn injured.
I county crops of tobacco
ut to the Kimintl alli r the
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,,' ille, and that west
own lt was very light. The heav
fall was in Cumberland and parti
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Death of Ir. i. I,'. Barten,
'lin- venerable and worthy cl Uzi
died at his borne in this ,, i.,,.
:?' l i? ni of the SI ta inst, and ss;
buried that evening al 8 from ll
(I hollie.
Mr. Morton spent Ifjuch of bis life ri
rn, bul some ye tra agn moved i
Parmville With lu- family, ami nut
the day of hia deal! ssa- iden li fie
with the '
oniii- who s^eagprivileged toktio*
him bettei tbsn ss.-.lid will pay prone
tribute ii bis memory, bul there ai
-""ie i hi- ldc upon wbicl
ss ? ss'iiiid lay etuplia
He was aKs ay- ched lui. A fri.uk
remarked a- we -i",?i in tin- said o
I his home on thc evening of hi* funeral
"I never -ass him depressed oi
despondent"
IK- wa- alway- ready to recognize
strangers and togreel them cordially.
'i'ln* ssa* particularly true at bli
church.
Prom hi- old neighborhood in Char?
lotte this ha- conic to ii- who knoss
him thcie. When estrangemeul
ii neighbors he was tbe one to
bring tlu in together. "Blessed ara thc
ts- thc word of i. i
At hi- funeral service, as simple as
he Would bave had it, iiml s,, fu|| of
tenderness ami lost-, thai thc home ami
air breathed their -pint, hi- pa-tor, the
Rsv. Dr, Harding, wno ls nol given to
funeral -dinon-, -aid ,,f him: "Always
at thc prayer meeting, always In bis
pew during the hour of worship, a
constant visitor of thai.rand sick."
If thai i- not gratifying ''well done"
sshat mon need Kc addi d'.'
liewa- buried at sundown, tbe sun
having just broken through cloud-bar
i au-, as n ware, to brighten thc closing
scene iu a cheerful life history, and
standing at the head of thc grave,
covered suth flowers, placed lhere by
loving banda, ami surrounded by a
ho-t of friends who honored him while
living and mourns him imss that In
i- dead, hi- faithful pastor, ss ho knew
him svell, iu health and in -ickncs-.
living ami dying, ssith bared head, imt
Uplifted face, -lid, "I ."oil night, < .".ul
light,"and turned away ssith ince,m.
Idenl assurance of thc, g.I morning,
,, follosv.
In Our Churches Holiday.
Rev. Mr. Southall, who wai ?
? occupy the Episcopal pulpit, failed
o appear, and Mr. Maxwell Robeson,
rho has just finished bis second tann
t the Episcopal Theological Seminary,
(Belated, reading thc service ami
ml* the sermon. It ssa- his fl rsl
inion, at the old home, in thc church
f lu- boyhood, before a Parmville
udience, and waa greatly enjoyed hy ,
mae who wen privileged to hear lum.
. ami graceful presence, bb --ed
nh a full ami well modulated voice
ml with a mind enriched by eames!
udy he i*, though a young in in, a '
h acber of ability and attractivi
isv ;ind gives promise of taking oom*
landing place In tbe church of hi?
ve. |fr. Robeson alan conducted tbe
p. III. service af thc Y. M. C. A., iiml
oi Instructive ami Interesting
Ik mi thc subject of talents, Ti
Rev. Mr. Hunter preached a- usual en
thc Methodist church and thc moro?
ni mon sva- followed Ky th,
allon of thc Lord's supper. o(
Dr. Harding preached a special -er tl)|
ni in Hie morning at thc P esbyte
ni church mi Sunday school svmk. yi
Kev. Mr. Thompson was wilh his
opie iii the morning, and at night, in
Hil
? Methodist church, preached the
?omi in thc serif- of the summer ,,
sm sarmons, Hie audience wa-a
ge one and listened attentively to
Interesting and Instructlvedlscourse,
o singing wasexcellenl and thor* '
,'hiv sscii enjoyed.
ha
Ererythlag Sea Thia Bssata. at
\ I. Ulan's Big Original New j
leans Colored Minstrels, Introducfng |IU,
ae of tbe most famous Colored Sin* ,j(.|
-, Dancers,Cakewalkersand ('nine' IIU,
na known among tin.lored race, .(,n
; app, ti here under canvas, Tuc- liit.
?'. -inly K'lli. baa
lire ii! Thc Bpnafft.
thout ll o'clock Sundaynlgbl tbe
king lioii-c al tlii'Variiivillc Ulina '"'
nu's ssa- totally destroyed Ky lire
ne of Itt contains wak laved. 'Hie
?In of thc lire L- umaoyuunted for.
te wera many trallon aol half gal- J
bottles ami a number of umtjobna
carboys stored In thc building,
bably thc heavies! loser by thc tire '
11 .1 .1 Ki'iidiiee, ss h..-,- entire oiitlit l,n'
carbonating ami bottling ssas sci
i..sd. The building will he at -"'
i' restored. ' ?" '
-? aim
I lljol.llde lillellilillllieilt. |aI>,
.-ni PPA1 :.s s. 1901. -||?.
a mosl enjoyable a. ,,
?rtalnmenl ssa- held at the home of ..
WK. Morrison lasl Kinlay cseu- ,.
July 6. A large number attended, .,',
object of which w ii* to organise a | ,
i for the young people. Among ,.
?eui weic: Mi-ses Janie M
1 piol
I.: Sammie Hatcher, of Bedford .
; Grace and Edna Blcan; Livia and
e Steerer; Mi-- McCraw: Annie and
lt I*
t (.inictt; Annie and Mimi Jones
Julia Porbes. Mi uni '
:,. i. irnett; John Gilliam; Henry
Pl?ll:Urigg Elcan; Mahen S.Jones;
,. Jone.-: Kev. Mr. Osborne iiml i,t
i-t Jone*. They had various (,|,. (
semeuts such a- Kaines, etc. cam
?freshmenta were served before tbe alH'
Miss Ids ic .
ar and Mr. Mahen Joi I gold
.n/e which wa- ;i beautiful picture, then
? -t lllustratl.f a hook. ,),v
Monia did well her part a- boat) M ,?,.
g everything in I ? ir the
aura of tboae present All left aboul ?,
'clock ami all feeling that it ssas
of ihe most enjoyab ? - p-j
_ pott!
your feet ara teudei ny a pan of cur.'
heir
Pleming a il|1|U
ullin - ila Custom)
HRIKFS AND PERSONALS,
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llf.illtlt lin.
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foti
Katherine Wells |a -pd,dine;
the Hummer in Norfolk.
I lie K.v. wi i- lournoy is s biting
relatives ami friends bera tin- ss.
Mi ami Mi-. Hugh O'Uara returned
Priday from then in nial tour of the
North
Visiting cards, latest -isle, furnished
ami printed ai 25 cents :i pa rkage.
it tlum
Mi- H. k. Bullock, wiih hm child?
ren, an- on a visit to lui parents al
i. ic (ourtbouse.
Mi? Wingo, of Kn-11111011,1, ami Miss
Armlatead, of Baltim ire, an
Mi- Sallie Dunnington.
'I'ht annual plcuicoftbe Baptist Sun
bool, ssill he held at Sandy River
church in thc mar future.
Misses Loulie ami Kane Moms, who
been visiting their sister in
Lynchburg, retur.1 Saturday,
Snow ii- a man w lu, im- never made
a mistake and we will show you one
who has nev, i tried anytbit
Mi-- Mary Auderaon left Wednesday
or Richmond, She ssa- accompanied
libel Mr. B, K. Anderson,
The mocking iiul craze bas -mn-k
KallllSille Witb I'Uce, iiml -tom- lille
until ihe -munni ha- ended.
Why should tin- thermometer fear to
lang around tue century mark in these
be opening days of thc new century.'
Misses lannie Bidgood, Annie Kui
mi ?md Ella Burger win leave md.is
> s tail .ml friends in Norfolk.
Kin Bbigma Helm fraternity
ill leave thc l-l "I August ;
r ten days' sojourn at Buck roe Keach
Owing to illne.-s tin i - .mil?
li, who ssas io have preached at tbe
I al Church Sunday, did md al
Ml--' Ililli!, I and Callie
eft witch, of Richmond, ii I
lin- ss,, k ol Mi-. In. \\ I
oderson.
look- natural, and bas
iat satisfied expression aiuce return
g to thc clerk'- office. 'I nt
Ht- Joe and Job -Ult* the Woik.
. iii Villi- (iiiaid decni
le-diiy nigh! to go to Ocean View in
campment. We understand that 28
diii.t i- signed agreemenl to
Eflorl ssill be made to bave among
lier attractions al the Pair, a diving
s. This is a most novel performance,
c ss lu, h ha- neVel naen given in
rginia.
Wt hasc just .a fess very excel len I
ality Hole beads at a -pedal price,
pi icc-,, loss ssc have only to show
?m to ii cii-Ioiiter to make (licui go.
ill you look at them.
.Ye return thank- io Mr-. W. R,
umelier for a dozen or more of tbe
?iiiesi ami mos! lucious i caches ssc
-cell grOWU ill till* -tail,Ui
linc time ol' thc yt
he Daughters "f thc Cont.
te a novel scheme foi paying oil tbe
-i ihe Confederate monu*
m. I hes aic making < Ionf< di rate
ow- and putting the names upon
m at IO cents cm h. Mr-. Dru melter
il Dumbal of pillOWS ready lol
Ivory.
We have tm -ilea-'- indi K.ackus
il .lt- Wale! MotOf al a n mai kal,ly
price, ii ls in i'?iiiit condition,
il hut little and asjgood a- ness,
ison fm selling made known lo
nillir I" purchase I
I inf'oiillation write to ,,i call on the
uiville Herald.
in- Armory wall aboul winch -,,
rh annoy am i
r, owing to .i in its
,, coiner, i- gappiug
i- kept lip
? k it will shoss au opening aa
done
Cum il Committee ssill look to it
ih-Macon < hool-.
el one hoard of tiu-t, I
.inlier,
,al,ly, than any other ni tl,
rave free tuition to ITU, male ami
lo tl,-. I
thc oldest Methodist Co. ?
?ina it 1.- to Ha
niy large and rps "f
i ll.-dliclil.
tl
ire for pain
ml tai! '
lould be ss 111!? nit it in
,,f ;i, sudden at: I
mers, diarrhoea oi ctnilera morbus.
ls'. Ki
idlin's Candy ci i tren.
mimi
idlin's phone i- sixty-i
mi pk 11. ' in a
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lt., hut the world i- Interesting in
bitanU who do not belh ve all thc.
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and Mi.
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? natives
at.
-t rsi tl th.
I . boarded thc tram foi
ll mirth.
lu Menu,ri.nu.
< ?n Sunday, June nuh, Wm. -
ford, d j ainliil ami pro';
H> n hi* man
iiml in dis]
bushai ? ubi r, aym
? ?? ami ai' . - t neighbor
and c . briatian, aud all
ssh., kluss hui. al thal he
f-siiy renting in thc hop,- i f
ii mortality.
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Keilli nf au lui.ml.
H \sim,K\-.-ii,M ?,. Va., July 8, "OL
Editor ll kin ie Kell Butch?
er, thc .mis timmi.mt- if Mr. and Mrs.
-Ailie juill, near
this place. fjfti
months and eleven ,liss rd,I, and wa?
the pride and joy <t tbe household.
oura
And ntl*/1<> n,e .
to linn. ,1' I
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a. linn mi lil
li- ll. ss ho,loci h ,ai| ii
Mini's Minstrels.
A (. Allen's Big Original Minstrels,
two hand-, three c ll I nuc?
halis. Pretty Creole girls, Champion
Kulkami Wing Dancers, Comic and
niistic Cakewalkers ami ii
- ii in thc sunny
louth ? led in one company,
di presented undei a grand commo
lions tent ssith ii scanner capacity of
ad tl,i,c thousand people ami mi a
? grandeur aud magnitude un*
wraileled in ihe history of Mlnstn
Iwiug io tin- lame seat lug capacity i f
Ile teni Ile i'lllli--Io|l i- |.",
ml -?'> cenbi,
I.I \alu, ci Vegetables,
Toma torpid liver ami do
ie ssork ordinarily ot a doctor's pre
i Iption.
Lettuce ha- a nooth lug, (ju leting clint
pun the nerve-, ami i- an Insomnia
?medy.
1 I nerve
cul molt- u-od iii
I i pt ions.
Onions
Dandelions purify thc blood .iml gen
tone np thc sys
m.
? Iinil is less ;i! ii- best,
i all-round" brace up foi the
stem.
- -luuil,I beeschewed by those
lc 'havea honor of getting fat," as
al i- one penally ol' ealing them.
spinach bas medicinal propertiesand
|ual to inc mos! ludigo ol'all
ic pill- ever made.
I'ai-uip-, it i- now contended by
po--,-- almost thc -ailie sir?
's that are claimed for sarsaparilla.
Beets are fattening and even a moil
inly learned man ssill expand be*
isc of the sugar they contain.
.- i- efficacious iu kidney
men! to an extent thal is nol yet
hip- thoroughly appreciated,
lucumbers, aside linn sui
itting properties known to leader- of
etious paragraphs, contain an acid
lt i- helpful ill -UH,' o.i-e- of i|s -pep
iii Holland ia regarded as
tething of a blood purifier, hut the
horny ia va Germ my its
purely "f sauerkraut
n, like
i nut-, imt a quantity in el?
be ? ti?
led. Therein lies thc joker
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Faii Fair
* 1901. ?
OCTOBER 23-25.
County .'iml Town will
unite to make tbe oo
memorable in the histor} "I
South Side Virginia.
I PRE]
a ' ?
I- large and liberal and ssill attract
the choicest products of ouaFAKM**,
the fines! skill of out TIIIIIAMO
the most fascinating designs the rum?
ers of mn l.\mi> can fashion into
form, while tin- PAflTBtT or' ol it
iloit?.i> tb) ll' avlea! of our CAT*
lill, thc Kich, si ,,f um- | Kl ITV
and the fairest of our FLOWCfM
ssill cutest in friendly rival foi |
nition.
[TOBACCO]
Tile Money.d-Friend of
this Section, . . .
iVill have ita usual prominent
place.
Lovers of good Rac
ng will be entertained
adi day.
Attractions of varied
inds have been ar
anged for.
Marriage Ceremony
?Viii lie performed on the
rroiindr! ni ?? High Noon "
if one ol' the three days, in
irenence <>1 the gathered
nultitiide,
Tl
A SELECT
PLAY.^
ill In- pHven at tin- OPERA
>l SK. each evening of the
ir.
. Tournament
)n tlie In-t i|.i\. tn he ?<?!
owed by a .
oronation Address
nd Ball.
night. A distinguished
aker will make an address
tin- opening hour.
FIRST-CLASS BAND
V
z:
Sr
Will fmnish rniiHtc day
uni night.
?'.?ii in\ ille will In- prepared
ntertain .-ill who may honor
with their I?!
Premim Lint, or anv
?r particulars address i he
retary.
W. H. RICHARDSON. President.
HAK ty.
vi
Til
notice :
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ki a,
RandolpMacon C liege,
Ashland, \
?k* '?'? ? LRH, 1). lt., J'i'esnieiiL
Weal --nm sim i>..
SEPTEMBER 19, 1901.
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ti.,li a|'|
HARD IKBV,
jy i-' m..
Hdmpden-Sidney College,
Vi I i M s
?
ls.
r\a^N|VI-'T' Tonacco spit
LJWIN and SMOKE
- \ ourl.ifeaway!
usia.
full cf
NO-TO-BAC,
thit mites weak , ' ^ k un
SOU,OOO
cnn il. , . ?
I Kia nu
BawDY co.. caka-ao or Mea \urt. *VJ7
MINSTRELS. . . .
UNDER CANVAS.
$ One Pefforuance Only.
Tuesday Np, July 16
\. o ai i.i:> *? tiitK.ivii'
- New Orleans Minstrels
.\, i?. iltiiiu ness iiii- Season.
Clean, raflnad ami I i'-I..-Hali' Pia*
en ted iiml,o a Mammoth Canvas.
??ci people.
-\dmission, 15c ar>d 25c
Watch foi nu- parada mi ttajf ol
ci f, rmani c.
WEAR
DUTCHESS
TROUSERS
A'
Get Your Money's Worth."
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\]\.1 \ pair aold under 11"'
Dutchess Guarani
i,, moa! simple and ye! -; - -:
. i promised on ans maka of
-ul-ti*
Beal in the World.
Tr) a Pair.
NO SEWING MACHINES
IIil'Ii Arm sitiL-ei, nilli fl Drasrara,
ami tim Princess, arith i i?: i
' \-n
J. B. WALL.
thy Swelter?
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When you cu.ol som-elf
ss Uh.
CRIDLIN'S
Id ('nam,
S.nl.i Water,
and Water lo -
.(KW. Ai
riven '<? phone ordei-.
CRIDLIN BROSm
I \i IIVILLR, VA.
cAlpins
Dyspepsia
Remedy.
lats All,
Except it
]ures Dyspepsia.