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FARMVILLE HER UD
AN ; . I DENT NI W8PAPK
J |, ll viii ...Editor iiinl I'mpriet.
riptiom:
, i opy.oiie yenr.ll-*1
? *i\ months. *>
three inoiitiis.
i harms tile a
I
A||, OMIIlIti Li
TEMBER 30, 1901.0
i ii ,R TICK!
in. ric NOMIN
i ni; '.
H..N A J MONTAOI I
rn i-ii rs. I.SAN S i ?? MS.
PUK UKI i i > i - IBOR,
Hon. JOS li WILLARD,
i shu s\ mi STY.
BNEY-OEM H SI ,
HOS. WM A AMU li
\ i v.
MIK HOI -1 OF DI
.1 .1 HW
l-l |-|;!\. E l!'\S SIU> rur.MY.
lill -OWIMION.
As are hus.- before remarhed, thi*
august body di ?low length
along. We un- not complaining, bow
esir. lor niiiliie bsatS might nieun
hurtful waste.
ikers are still in evidence while
the workers are behind tbs sa i
County luperinteudents <>f schools
Will bi Bi imsv apiiears, and
ssiil be appointed by present sppoint
ing passer ssith the addition of leailing
lights of -nine of mir Inatitutions of
learning, among, them being ths presi?
denl of the State Female Normal
8 -..I.
The .jury laws ssill no doubt tie so al?
tered ;i* t" allow of juries of less than
12in mlsdemeau - Why imt al
ra reduced number In eases be?
fore justices of the p. ?
Buflrage question still In doubt.
Colleges have not a* yd lost their Bil
; .ii-..-uncut. It may he thal
school trustees will have to apjieal to
?'pie.
The question of allowing tin
the righi of appeal in revenue CS
being discussed, and we never could
nnderstaud why u ssa- denied.
Mr. Slimmer*, ssho charged ex-Gov,
ron ssith discharging a maimed
Confederate soldier t?? make place for
i ? lucan negro,*1 ha* acknowledged his
error. Noss let him openly rejieut of
ihe -in nf attacking bis OW0 race, and
n-k for grace nol to do so any mure.
The homestead exemption clause
will no donni remain a* it ls,
No prophet ssill risk his reputation
predicting how long the hotly ssill take
to complete it* WOTS. Dr. Mcilwaine
ls always at his post, and among the
"faithful." Prince Edward made no
mistake lo sending bim to the con
vcniion.
Hon. Jno doods, tbe distinguished
chairman of thc body, i* making a vig?
orous light against trusts, and is not to
lie driven from hi* purpose hy any
threat of combined effort on their part
to defeat tbe Constitution after it has
bean passed We glory in the spunk
nf the old hero.
I'IMMDI Al M. KIM.IV III VII.
Alter days of ho|ie the nation i* noss
in gloom. Presidenl McKinley died
? iiii the morning of tbe i Ith. Tia
fbi, triumphant. Ht
died ss lie bad lived, brave, trusting.
loving.
Pordevoted ssife be lind a smile
gentle hand-clasp and a word of bum
Us prayer. Porcabinel comrades ami
"all" he bsd fond "good bys, N
longer President, bul dying man, earth
ly honors were nothing, bul Heaven
all in all. The nations of earth mourn
for him, bis own nation weeps at bis
bur and among the mourners there
are none mora sincere than tlmsi ol
itbland. They svould bide his
beneath ? wilderness of lier fair?
est blossoms and will hold bis memory
green.
In hour like this boat impressive lie
foincs tbs truth, "God alone li great,1
and bow appropriate tbs prayer which
was Hrs! uttered by the Saviour of
men, am! which imss comes to us from
the chamber of the (lying man:
"Thy kingdom ionic. Thy ssill be
done.''
..in MTP.U. FOB nu < iiniiwi:
We ahhor anarchism whether
it expresses itself In tbs Incen?
diary , (oldman, or
tbe devil-Inspired shots of Csolgoaz,
and yel ssc have wondered whilt
Ing the many pray ti* for the preaidsni
that no one ha- offered one in behalf
of the miserable creature In jail, ls be
G d's mercyV
DOl included in the "whosoever"
of the Bible ? or bas be committed tbs
"uupsrdons
Child didn't conie to call the
- ' bul "-donen," and while
this youngman bas gone beyond tue
of human sympathy, bs may
imt have "sinned assay hi- day nf
' Ite to a-k mercy for
il a human tribunal, hut we do
? hy when hoss mg
at the mci, y -,.u ol Ood, some pious
?oui b . e,| (hi- m
<> 'tin Mr. Willard I
I' si ill be a rare thing in
ma linn
on'h .mn.
a
T
un ?
cepl
disc
no "
i* re
V\?
yet.
Tl
fed el
Davl
1MB,
one i
dolla
tn lt I
IV.
at wt
bette
SS.'Itt
croea
vv,
will i
candi
bopec
Col
Hock;
r.ugh
mi:. BOOnEVELT PBESID1 M.
He t""k Hie nalh Of office at thc pi
vate home of a friend, in the eily i
Buffalo, in thc afternoon of Hie day 0
which kfr McKinley died. Bul befoi
doing so bs paul bis respect- I
offered lu* condolence to Mrs Melvin
ley. lin* ssa-act of highest courtesy
Nu man of little soul ssoiild liav
thought of it. And sse are told tha
Immediately after taking the oath, lu
bowed bis head and spent a tess min
ute* in -dent player. Wt COnfesa tha
the man, upon whom such responslbll
ityha- heen suddenly thru-t, gum
on Us.
in his proclamation designating yes?
terday, the day on which Mr. McKin?
ley ssa* burled Si Canton, Ohio, :i- na?
tional day of mourning, US pay* grace
fol and loving tribute to hi- distiii
gulsbed predecessor. He also requests
Um cabinet to remain ss hi* advisors,
and sn- be ss ill pursue tbe policies of
administration already Inaugurated.
wv really believe tbe countr*
ready assured of a wis,, and coi
live use of powei ?'The King ia dead!
Long live the King."
THE hivu ls* DEAD! HIM. UTE
nu hi\b.
Mr. Roosevelt, we fear, ll not the
U'-: man for president, bul a* in the
providence of God he ha- been exalted
to the blgb and exalted position, be
will have our loyal support.
He i* brave, learned ami strong of
hotly. Let us hope that he ssill mea
-ure up to the solemn obligations pri?
ing upon lum and prove worthy of the
high honor which ha- bSSfl "thrust
upon lum."
lt is gratifying to "Knights of the
Quill" to knosv lhat the leading mem?
ber of Virginia's Constitutional Con?
vention is himself an editor. ?
?sent from the editor's sanctum
to the front rank of Virginia StBtSSSsSn,
ami our bone is that his health may he
red a- t" enable him to main?
tain it foi years to Coma
Hi-chivalric am! patriotic bearing
ha- enkindled enthusiastic admiration
for so brave a son in tlie hearts of a
large majority of his fellow-citizen.*
ssho ssill delight in honoring him.
The negro's legal rights and equality
have been taken from liim hy fraud
and Violence beCBUSS he Used his rights
jiialily to commit fraud and vin
lenee and oppression against us. That
i- history, We have no reason to Ire
licve that i he was master he Would
ireat ii-any better than he did before.
That la fact. Without social equality
tlie race cannot blend; mile.-.- they
blend one or the other must he master.
I'liat is logie.?-Richmond Newt.
The rargSOl s who gathered at the
redside of Mr. McKinlay are tbe meal
iminenl of the age, bul SIS mortal, and
.vere BO dOUbl as nindi shocked hy the
.uddeii change in their patient SJ wot
he listening earth ss hen the DOW!
lashed Iron the ebaaaber of the dying
nan. Let us believe that the assn?in -
.'illet did thc deadly sioik and that in
jute of skill, and then deal ssith the
tionster a* it deserves.
Tbe Richmond Times svell says thal
the Constitutional Convention ssill
it-rely lay the foundation and put up
lie frame work; it ssill he the ssork of
lie legislature to complete the BtrUC
ire."
HOW nece-.-ary, then, that the 0 SH
lg legislature, and all future legi-la
ircs shall be com posed of "bonesl and
ipahle" nu ii.
Speaking of chu nines we are -
-il thal when the people combine
tey are uie-i-tible. Recent events
rUUdantly prove that in Virginia.
ie only trouble about it is that the
opie won't remain In oombiiiation.
its also ts apparent ju-t now, The
i masters are cracking their whips
ain, and chuckle as the steeds
Hind the ring.
\li"iit the only excuse the Kev. Pey.
i Huge bsa offered for offlcisting a
? Plaglsr marriage i- that he only
?ived 11,000 for the ssurk. Ofcouns
). I). Wouldn't he moved io do a
Ibtful thing for the paltry -uni of
OOO. The good man yielded to
iptati'ii and made a mistake which
will lie regretting the rest of his
I
Mir.
Ma
Gci
liebmond's Grand Caralval begins
the 7ih of October and ends on thc
i. We will all go, am! he ready for
Parmville Fan, October 28 25 lin
i are In no wise conflicting, ami
li are Worthy of large anti liberal
mnage. We will go ami come early ,
nd leave until the curtain- fall on
nival and Fair.
he State Committee, at its
?ung in Richmond, declined to a.
thc Republican challenge for joint
USSlon. lin- doe- nut mean that
lui ls to ily," f,,r the whole suhject
ferred to local party management,
may have sonic fun in Farmville
1
enj
M..
ti ii.
Um
SVC
ll
has
off
an I
ten
-hoi
Kn
One
fron
hut
Prk
ie Dulled Daughter*! of the Con.
avcy solemnly affirm that tbs Jeff
s monument shall bs unveiled in
They a-k contributions frmn
loller up. Most of us can spare a
i Mc ssh,, gives quick gives
? pie who remained at home, and
uk at summer look a little hit
r and stronger than those ssh,.
assay seeking pleasure anti in
? of strength.
somehow fear that the | ?
mt get wha.k- at a- many of the
ssc at one tune
I they WOUld.
ni in- speaking at
' Mount, lt ssill BS Steep ami
to the end j
LA
Iii.n'l "bu Mes!, VoUBg 'Lin."
I /.,/ (or ll- ? - d In s n .-i-i,i linnie
if mn through Wi-t LuncnbUlg I me
xv 11li snotbei land improv mt', money
making, comfortable living tainui ii
th,, pei-.ii oi Mi w. ll Barnes. W bei
syoung mini beginning life, lu* lathe
gave lum Wacre-i of land In whal i
known aa upper Luneuburg, aboul ?
miles i . ville.
Like others of ss hom I hasc sstiiiei
of in the Heka ld, tbe ax waa lo bin
lu- bes! friend. With ll he opened th.
ssay fol home. glOWll md al
thc comforts ami luxuries of a wei
appointed and ssdl aa i itlwidi
Virginia faun I
added to from yeal lo yi si until tbe
present farm measures more than Tm
The bousi * are now of tbe flnes!
oi.i.r, the fields ure well fi uced, and
thal nu .-rn- fal cattle, line colts ss well
as flourishing ? repa Hen- ia s fannel
who iiml- u cbeapei to i i
than to buy them, aud il would be
haul to lim! in open market jual
aa be lattens ou bia own pasture land*.
Mi. Larne- told me tbal in addition
lo thc mi acres of laud, his latin I
lum, in early lifo, s brood mare, and
thal Uoiu bei aa ancestress be b
fl,000 worth "f horses and still L
his place li ssho ult'direct de.-, ciitlalit
of tbe old inaic. lt ls folly to urge tbal
thc uss ncr ol' land and of fi
ailnid to raise boret - al leas! foi bia
uss ii USS, and -cattle and bogs, Bus*,
fannel* have time to grou cro|
look aliti other inteic-i- too. Such
tal lin I- ale never lolllltl liliyi.l'' !
corn or baled hay, bul generally have
such thing- for -ale.
This season's clop- on lin* fal I
above tbe average. The wheal waa
abundant In yield and of One quality
The 125,000 billa of lol l
lent and though much of the corn ia un
loss- land- ii too, i- looking well,
When I Vlsi! BUcb a laiin SS thia in
our OWn section, and kiiois- of thc lUX
mit - ol -uch a home, I sn,inti ,
pateh the ears of our young men and
cry aloud: Don'l go West,
Sn. i inc..:.- in ire i
does there, and ca.? nought ai much
has of an outlay. I bad rather be s
-ful fannel In Prli o Ed ?
any mic of thc adjoining.inliea than
become a ss beal t ibe far
West
I mel the other day si ni, Vi-. ! lank,
thc enterprising n al estate d< aler, a itil
bssdqtisrtea at Meherrln, and ssa
lied lo ht ai (Tum lum of mans ft ?? n:
-ates of faun- to I IS, alni thc
brigbl hopes be entertains of tin.*
section ol Virginia, Mut be uol only
[asuccessful in selling Virginia land hm
s also siiec?ful iii cultival li
friend and old comrade, Mi v. A,
rJaskins, i ailed attention >" Ibe vine
?ard "f Mi Prank, which bi
mulei Ol its kind, and from ss Inch be
tad just superintend d the musing of
IHI gallon* of choice wine. That mun
I public benefactor who Induce* uew
Bonis to 0 'im i i ii- and ss bo ti .
hem hoss to u-e thc soil sftei gi
icrc
Tbe fores! aboul Mein inn
e iuexbsustible, Tbe as an I
ave I cen greedily attacking ii
? 1 the cry l- "still tb I
lill-, and muli? and men ara busy
niling, sawing, hauling, and I am
id tin- work promises to go on for
cai- to cmne I hope the dav I- lint
u*in the future when mir people will
rligiously plant a tree ' i is tim
cul down. Our tresa musl be pre
?i vt d or om climate will be destroyed.
< ?.\ I uk Go.
lo \i\f Her < luld
Fi .in frightful disflgurernenl
annie Qslleger, of La I
icd Bucklen'a A
lui bead snd I ii ?-. so i
. quick cure i\c i rn >i all her b<
sunks wondei ? in Bon
nj tions, ( ut-. Burna, Scslrii and Liles,
c. ('m. 1 hy While .v. ( ?? .
?? ct.
Itxm^AA^f^^Z
mine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk.
Beware of the dealer ssho tries to sell
"iomethirH< just as good."
Indar ordinary conditions ss.
Ilscussion between Messrs
ntagiie ami Hogs, bul these ;
irdinsiy times, and sve have no
e for foolishness or mere foo. Wish
had, bul sse haven't.
oys who an- away al -'hool should
e a aura remedy for suddi n attack*
ramp-, dian lue a ol dysentery, and
cur's delay in CBBCS Ol thia kind of
leads to -emms re.-iill-. I
ihl -upply their .-ons ssith I'si.n
i i s, which i- dimple, safe and nure.
il aa rarely lalla to bring relief
i any bowel complaint. 'I here la
one Pain-Killer, Perry I
Wood's Seeds
FOR FALL SOWING.
t sv | aa f?ii OBtakuas,
.-mil in August, lelia all ni?mt
RASS and CLOVER SEEDS,
Vetches, Crlrri5on Clover, Seed
Wheat. Oats, Rye, Harley,
Rape, etc. Al-o Vegetable
and Flowei Seeds, Ilya
cinths, Tulips, and all
Bulbs, Seeds and
Plants for Fall
planting.
la OBI Fall
ital-Hiit
? rsi' aii.l "Ur nwn
ri
-
. ie and the '.
?
' lt and
lc lola
T, W. WOOD & SONS,
eed Growers & Merchants,
rsMcMMOM). VA.
RBEST SEED HOUSE IN THE SOUTH.
Lynchburg Fair.
October 15, 16, 17 and 18.
Horse Show, Attractive Racine Programme, Grand
Tournament, Pb taney's United States Band, Roan?
oke Machine Works Band, Flora Parade, Trade's
Parade, Trade's Display, Median's Dog Show, Bicy?
cle Parade, Ragamuffin's Parade. ' . . . ?
oi- ovei ai! lui I road* running into Lynchburg*.
. ; ? running Into Lynchburg.
Write for full Cats
Lynchburg Fair Association,
P. O. Box 116, Lynchburg, Va.
lill. rOM-TIl rEHT.
in loyal to I'llll Mallll: Bl
i- to 1, ally to Virginia
fail to
? ? up to il.
We an ? ? mforb d, however, in our
failure mbering that i
\ i ws
hun a- -udi. ami Uiat ev. iv Dem
S/hO Slelll ll illl Prill
?
lion at Norfolk,
up.iiiy tht-iii and
sshat .
? i
. .1 Martin
oi- fellow
countrymen by rolling '.eau. It may
be tbe old, old atoiy: "Distance lend*
ei.cliaiiUii.nl to the si. si " mid cross li?
the boss in colon
Tue lliu u ii i. i sen erl tl* '
i, nor oje I
|Mi-t-ll h ite, hut in
mon nilli mir. -ii nih- of the I lem
ol' Virginia ...- BO fl- a ll Upon hun
as sioiid-l, suss, "ll tin- he U
' it."
laltiiiiiilcil I he l.tlit'ir.
? >. A Kron u, I'n i c i'-iillc. S
t -.. si a- onie iiiiiueii--.lv surprised
??'I brough lon** suffering bom Dj
-it, bi s i iles, "mv
run dossn Sin- Ind ic
md Buffered from her
tlomach, '"'t -I" ' Mitlers
isliid. helped her ??? one**, ai ?
entirely wei' can
?al i>U 'ii:. li'- a -I ind tonic, and it
iplendid for
I
.ppetiti . aini i.isii irouti ?
po-iii.
Mult.- ..
Sam; I and Winti Clotbi -
m. I bi ?
ll D. Ci
siiii in the ne"
' uk'-.
?lilllie
lurtman, I ns.
n- have groa li
lt ill!* a
Not io knosv tbs!
>lka ssill continue to vole tbe Rs*
ihlican ti'
ling the :
i-ni hat in all -l
ming A Cl irk.
i the Stockholders of the Fafinville
Telephone Company,
i
I'.KIi.
aluin
a pur
? .
.1
ommissioners* Auction Sale
thu V'alua ,f Land in
Cumin ' 'inly. Virginia,
knoss n a- 1 rjglea
and Court
r, iio\s (.ccu.
Di 11. \ l?
?
? lor Ute
on Ille
IIOI, re 1
laei|IU- i
la, the nmier- |
I -ell. lt! 1
on, on iii, premises, on III I Hs.
. ni TOHKK 171 ii. ISO], ai
uni in
BMT. Tin Smith.aa.
Of lal,.1
Itbulld
? ;. ii iiii a t
ne ami farm.
' IND. n portion of
ti iili.ii! i in Un,- nm' ?
o ker.
IU'. I
il -alli I :
ni lino
' ?
? li. alni Hie '
id two
ItnltKKT i. mr. IRD,
V I!. Ul!
M. i
i
l u.
F:'X
I
rh. Ct
S I
G. W. FOWLKES,
-1 1'KOI'KlKTi'l'.
VVheelrigh. Shop and
Easy Chair Pactoiy. .
i Orsnfs. Opposite
. ille af'f'f. Com puny. . .
-: FARMVILLE, VA.
Tl K'Nii ? SEE! >,
Maa Cbop, . . .
.ll -I Kia -KIVKU, . .
II. C. s'kitk, Druggist
FARMVILLE, VA :
EXCURSION
-TO
Washington Yia Lynchburg.
Saturday, Sept. 21st, 1901.
Train Leaves 12:36 P.M., Saturday.
Kail for the Round Trip from Lynch
burg $2.75. Keduced rates from
e Hillville
Special Couche-: for white and colored
sample.
Kor further information apply t'?
.-tatum Agent, or
P. IL BAIR8TON.
GEO, VV. Williams, Jk., Charterer.
Administrator's Notice,
Having qnallflsdsa kSsslalstiator of ths
? . lags, nil persona baimik
?lim- Bcalnsl Um im.- .i.e. lags, snd al
- Indebted to bini ure requeeted io
'.'.m.- forward f..r letUement. Adan --.
sv. ss. [NOB,
Silitiiiilstrtitor
? . S a., .Vue. 23, hull li,.
FAIR PRIVILEGES.
Bid* for prlvllatss al tbs Paraville Pair,
OCTOBER 28, l'I. i:".,
received bi Un- nndsfstgnsd ooronlt
i.e np tn October i-t, mn.
sv. u. RICHARDSON,
SV. ll. EWING.
SAY.
We deliver. . .
Ice Cream
, .any i juan ti ty, and guar
11? ed tn please.
. . Try us and you
w ill become ? .veil
pleased customer, . .
KIDLIN BROS.,
KA KM VILLI!, VA.
>-!ro!ie ?
JNIVERSITY COLLEGE
)F MEDICINE, rKS,nad
?EOlCINE-DENTISTRY-PHARKaCY
? . Al 1 STANDARD.
?irst-Class IN ?j^Ti
' CLINICS.
? l"H|i.ii.'i-Islalmn.. aildr?ss Th* i'rnrtor.
// J. CARE:
? rel e. DOtl fled Ililli H Intel nf M
.-? ot i,nd, Un-ineiii description of which
Uuanini Allen In ll inrueiinl Ui-lriel, I mt
? ri .inti. sTSfl -nltl nil Un- -ll:
fur tli llnqusnl ia ?
I i>.i. nun)vs, nitll of
k'ittla, uml ?ppllcatUon fnr Hie purchase
? -nf Ino. heen lia.I : ii thi- office, alni ll
from Hie record* in ii.
I Intnl. | ntl are
I el liolllieil to ? four month*
i ?? of Hil- imii,*' uml .lo v. Inn
i i.e IM ee-siir> to protect four lou
mt.it innler; my luuul Hil* Ililli aSj of
,Umi- S I ll M lat. Clerk.
Powhatan Count; Coori, Virginia.
ecutor's Sale
of Real Estate.
Hu- ii iii of lt. v. Leach,di
u Ul ii I 11 O'Clock ii rn . on HA ri BOA V,
IBM, -eli ut Public .Vllillnll, mi
lo Hie lileie
. t kimsi li a- "Tlie lieinl, t\.()
. nie. mi un- Appomattox
? I i , Sere- I tu.ire nr
lui a Ililli -'li "' lou Krotlllita
le.l.
? ,?? I'.HirUlI'liall.l.aUll'-e 111 on.-.
tnl three r? ars. nilli Inter.
ir. .la ? of nail Moth I a tercal and
nn .i bj H. .-.I of rruel ob
i.I.e. IS | ti. Ill KU ell.
I-,- I. VNf .s
a*i
PRINTING
i' ;k\-hn.\ui.k kkk ms
AT HKHALI) liKKICE
Ground
?.:.
Bone #
Meal, #
I
For Wheat. ?
C, M. WALKER & SONS.
The Secret of Success.
Thc Secret of Sm-.t? i- iml sn nindi in kimss hilt
Imss to make iimin v a- the ability to take care raf
it. If you are interested in savins your money in?
ri ttlgate thc pian of the Bavinga Department of
The First National Bank,
FARMVILLE, VA.
N. lt. DAVIHHON,
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vv I*. Gilliam,
K. H. LYNN,
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lt. ll. LYNN,
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lill,'ll 'Hills:
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A.'. ? i.sen ssi.
.Ino K. Maui in,
N. Il, I 'a s iiimiv,
We don't Care,
Tn do all the frothing i-u-ii.thi* Kail,
bul sn- ssiuit to : .bare "i lt,
We firmly believe that a concern thal
nile- lt- l-l! -t. ililli ~ f\ eplloliail'? I
\ alu. s in evei s - bound lo
l'o snead, and de-erven lo Thia ides
prevails throughoul tiie entire buslnens.
Kvery dollar'sa irthofi.ls we sell musl
give tbC sse il' i - i'o! ii-'mii, cseu oui
Dress and Business Suits
and Overcoats."??>
$10.00
0 J. B. WALL
PARMVILLE, VA.
A Shabby
Repre?
sentative. .
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No buaineaa h mai would send
cul a traveling* man clothed like a
tramp
Vii many otherwise long beaded
business men in this and surround*
im* cities uss stationary, letti rheads,
billbesda snd printed advertising
mailer which discredits and mtsrep.
resents them wherever it ..
Corni priiitim* cosIm nu more or bul
little nmre than Ih.- poorer kimi-.
In our print -Imp ssc charge you
jud a- /until ami Sometimes B little
mon. for the actual muk, for the
and -kill sse n-e Ililli other
printera
Tbs actual cost, however i- less
to you because sn- are la ? position
to buy paper, Ink, covei stock, isp-,
cardboard and otbei materiala used
in manufacturing println ? i
than meal other priutera
We buy foi -sash in the beal tn ir
iiio-tiy from manufacturera
ul fat all tbs discounts that ans
body gout .,.,.
Thia mean- lhat yu eau get r {,,. |?.-r ,,..,;
Hex! I
I an we imt figure on any printing for >?
ill Ihe
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PARMVILLE, VA.
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