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ARMVII
HONOR FORTHE PACT, HELP TOR THE PRESENT, HOPE FOR THK FUTI
NO. VI.
vo| xu FARMVILLE. VA. FRIDAY, DECEMBERS 1901
CITY DIRECTORY.
,! s
I VII V \.
r Up St*!!**, in Rt??
1 )*. R M BIDGOOD,
nsT. ?
JAMES LYONS.
VI KAW,
ncc,
irthousc, Va.
I j W. FLOURNOY,
w
' C. FRANKLIN
-
?
R. H. WAT!
WATKINS,
IT UW,
-
s; P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTI WV.
i WING,
VI LAW.
' County, Va.
( j H BLISS,
IONEER,
v \.
H. 0. CHUTE, ~~"~
PURE HUI t.< AND
CHEMICALS. . .
Ulled.
? s-11 i.i , Va.
White a co.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries
1 \:
Farmville Graded
AND
High School
faculty:
Tht1 High School
Only $22.50 For the Sessioi
of 9 Months.
KU il\i:i> M. SMITH
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kid. con the mind, dis
couraf l.eauty, vigor
; soon
:. thc kid
Kidney trouble
beet ?
U :
ll the
an age wi ? i be able to
I with
i upon it. the cause ol
I
these important organs. This unpli
lue to a lion di the
and bladder and not to a habit as
! suppose.
Won as men are made mis- j
.. 'er trouble,
? ineciy.
The mild r.nd the immedi..te effect of
Swamp Rm.! i. lt is sold
?
?
??.any of the
'
.- Dr. Kilmer
. . Y., bc sure and
SADDLES,
Horse Blankets,
Plush Robes
and
Leggings.
Pistols,
Pocket Knives
and
Razors.
Sash, Doors
and
Blinds.- -
Paints, Oils
and
Glass.
C. M. Walker & Sons
i, I. mm. b. i. mora, umorr
Sec, I Tn
Farmville Commercial Co.,
Commission Merchant
IN
I-r\
Shelli-,
b v.i mi r
RTIL
FARMVILLE - - VIRGINI
Opposite N A. W. Dim mt.
'' r '.' ? C., has
I
In I
.
'
I
t
?
'
P
R
i
in th.
I
medium
liitni
son why -mr Am
-
Here in Pro* ?
:
nf that town. il baa
-
frmn ?
lien!
Ili'ti'n \\ oi k.
lilli! pi
?
an uncommon 11
?
bave
I thej liasi
S r dloIlM tia |
i'i
what
the Ci
ihat. thou: i?? may
nt when i
' t linn.
M uni.-ii ll.lint:
r of a paper In K
s. Ile
Ilollla
'
.1, iiii! il we 1
. I'loS
. ? '
1
of it.
?
'
di hf fan |
ju?t ai haial work anti longer boura
but work in the frc!.
with
.
. i
tl tin
folio.
one
tn h;.
Inn;: ? hohl it fd
me, though I can'l **,
ll. If I am ir
??111 no
ssan: ? i knoss th
\
lil lur tl
. and !?
ssha '
d iii the i
?
i
CS.
I .ta centuries.
h.air stood :;d.
I uni iiinli-il li i lour
l.i.Min. ii \\ .st. i ,i I'i ,. ., ?a
Until . I ? ? ? n. ,1.
"Up to five
i
end," ami I
told I : ?
liim in change Iii* minti:
"I ssas in the mon Maho
with a friend and wt
fresh i one daj i
gun ami -
nf Hld rt |
olll.' a lil ! 1
suddenly upon
four feel f full
\/ ll
T *
d ' \
;
mil i IN END.
mountain
ep.
: halt a minute I though!
dead, bul ? Ihem
's.n ">i i? ms hearl iu my mouth, every
one of tin-in .-1?rsi11-_r up with a growl.
And they faced around al roe, look?
ing h. ?? air ssiih
whiskers drawn back, sha
\shitf line of th.-ir teeth,
their ? mon-.
i rooted I
I couldn't most-, from
\ queer, num
gan in ms nd crepl np my
Iuds, ami I i terally felt m*
I simd tlu re iit'o it
the
- dr opp. 'I
The ?
M y |
.is later tl d
-
back
me.
"\\ ? '\ f I-f on! .
I didn't
to Inuit any ima 1
made for the ear
Thal was the ' lr stood on
end and my scalp ?
touch od."
RAT PLAYED ON PIANO.
I ml in ii il Mai I'liiil*. ll lt.alt-til ss Uh n
\l .ll-ll.-s <l..|i.'.l 'I ii*.ti* f..r lu
? Iriiiiiiailiil Maali
Ind.,
is perhaps the tii--1 mau I
that b i n ear for n
?
he wa
lin- ii.
?
Bl mai'
. fam?
ily has liitii kl jit ass .
of the piai
throughout
RA Q THE Pl Al
mil*:
?
ith.
til ih
fa mi J
lack
? tl well founded lint
nee.
\! u ??
?
alni I.
? when he
?
ll,ISSI
? ??
re.
Mi?
ll .1 I'i:
I
?
'
0
FACTS FOR ELF:
i
bus
pd from 57 famines, Ireland
Und plfi.-e
entries in!
..ntl lit'Ut ll
third and foin : h.
Holland
anti export ni.'! th ni buiiis
London import - u tn
her ..ssh i
children, three
d IO lift
band, the Ureek pries! ol Deligrad, in
... bs Mme. Ara
iii the I'. -1 her Lloyd.
'1 in
lng tc
I, of s\ hifh
upoke Flemish ?
a nibs. Il
Ail Intel to be
.ins. iii tb
ss lin ssill
len! monuments,
lie Parthenon.
A.
ral of Moscow, for*
ig the Inhabitanta ta
knives ssiih the exception of those
whose so. :
are
t run- not exi-eedinj
. ..ntit-.' im|
lu Denmark Ihe pn i ia in
? children from
miner
moiitlis. The little rustics are cared
for ami ei by the parents
of t he i ow u chi Idren, rn ho a re
? d uml made happy by the
au ( open!
ALL SORTS?*
A writer in the Lance! thinks it
?
a one
urine articulates life
- Some
ol' tilt" lal and feU -j.i,-.
mas live mi to nearly Issn d
before a!' sining t heir fullt
A certain ilepzibah Merton, in Puri?
tan i d the 1
lozen apple pies every
?day, which were to lasl hei
family I brough the week. She |
oi I .?? 1 i ii o one ol?
in.na- for each day in Ihe week. Tlie
i ranged ss;.- said to
be in apple-pie order.
ii A fi ice is a | -t for
ent. All public buildings, st ons
and dwell ? h ci -
re fess wooden build*
. d. The masons in Smit h
Afri. . Thes are
? I iii their trade and d I
ssork neatly. Cement is
ly used in lin- construction ol
A recent judgment of the British
court ils in the case of the
nsf tin- bark temple?
ton haa decided thal nine knots ia
nol moderate speed in a fug within
a.a niuo uf I he admiral! .
Iiiiitm- in lim ocean liners.
There ?>? aa oo quest ion about the
? lug slowed d.issn, bu!
the COUrl held that the -peed ssa- ex*
? e.
PERTAINING TO BRITONS.
ii iimi bedridden
- in English workho
i ami one half million |
ming-batha s early.
Alii.gh there are ti lju
orchards in England, yet Britain buyi
I
In Oxfordshire, langland, ii.
prevails t hal Ihe arrival ol
mau band in a illlsge portendi
rain.
and canal
na Of lin-reliant!
. and of <.<r
'! I i- only races ss ho heigh
ihan thal of Raf
the i '- '. ni'siatis. Iroquoi
lmilan- ami Kaffirs.
The Initial Kingdom has :,r, paten
? n them all the;
contain less thau one-seventh <>f i In
patents thal has.' been Issued.
Ai i lu- bi ginning of June ll
year abo,.- oi grinders has
Italy for London. I rn li
their native land in October, and lis
ssdl for the nexl debt namill*, whei
a sta rt on i heir pilfl ri ma gi
SUMMER SASHES.
lin to be worn.
di i i ii. - Kunnin st ri pt
\s it lt lr ia. ? ? ii ss il
1
d the entls of some ar
trimmed ssiih lace and insertion.
All ihe '!? ; cate colors si? seen i
ind the ribbon has tl
tish called pastel last
difference being thal bol
me ei.bu-.
- icu in a light ros.-I ie ai tl
and tung iu long ends, reachin
to the -kiri hem.
CONCERNING THE TEETH.
aria only fist" per cent, of tr
, ind teeth.
A io rnian physician, Dr. Brubache
! ll_S sp,
ai' unsound teeth.
if rye bread
considered by German ?
? ssas - nf ami pr
ibu teeth.
t lllsi.ll.nr> ll rln \ rn.
"Whal is j om i sine? i ked the
*ity director] enu
"i ot ton," saswered iiie mau of t he
"Any chi ?
"Kif s tn."
"I suppose we shall hare to Iel it
the enumerator, pu
down the .. .,t ir looki
padding the census."
U.-r.-lj nu tl|.l i nii-l
"\o." -aa! lin nilli), "I
lie about my boxiness. lt
doesn't pas."
"lin! boss BDOUl J OUr ad" 'o ?
man '.'"
Ai ibis in- became tim"'. !
"Ile desert nea the bal frau - ni
portuniiies aa he
plied. "If he has a failing, it
liinism nothing m
Post.
Th* i nay'i i i.iim.i.
t
_
.11 * i m.i oin: i in qi \in i i
Hetty .link called lasl evening,
uml I think In- had been drinking.
Betty Ves, I sass him afterward
ami he said you look.".I binn:
i inclnnati Enquirer.
??.-ii 11 ni mt.
I
i
?? I ll." s.ll*. ul III.- lt,!!..,.' ll,-.
Tommy (studying hia lesson) I
, ? . Ol-.- I lit- Ml ! '
uml iiitn sshat sea does it emptyV
I',t I don't knoss, my sun.
Ti.nuns Vmi don't kimss, tit .
to-morrow th." teacher nhl lick me mi
account of your ignorance. Harlem
Life. ?
\n towart i.u-tir*..
"Winn I started ou! in I ? I
hasc a dollar lo my nan,.
i man ssim Ix,a-!-.
"That's nothil iif sa?
tirical friend, "sshen I started oin |
lidn'l even has., ail of my nam. h
reral weeka before I ass chris
'
I loinullll.il.
"(harley," said 1 he alTeei ion
.! lid s mi tell me ihiisi
chipi eo-t a dollar apiece .'"
??\\ell, h. !.?'*? a whole box ful
- thai 1 bought at the I...
ia ni nt it fm
\ >.-\s? turill"..
Mi-. House II 'im in"! neem to mo
that our nen
Mrs. Il is a cook, I
Von: but she has lived in Heads hall
the families in lossn and hi
lion is
Transcript.
lt.cl. I.i Kill.
Iiof or I o > ahal the mal
\ -pep-ia. All you has ?
laugh heaniiy befoi ?
Mrs. Binka?In
myself, and sva-h the dishes. V. V
Weekly.
i ba uni. ti-iif.
Mrs. Throop
poker hu ass fulls wicked,
4
Oh, but sst
only for a $50 Tiffany
Brooklyn E
in- i aste Has < ba asea'
Benham You
thal I was the apple of mho
Benham Well, sshat ?.f it?
Mrs. Benham Nothing; >-ve. |
sou don't set-in to .
fruit aa you once t uss n Topici
\n I'... li.- Pita.r H.T.
lb- Dar
. lint if ymi i.
. in ss hf ii j
lin |>|M l mn hi >m t ion.
"Whal a -ns ino of lime and
Olid I.,"." ! ?
iver of Events lind i
man COUld 'ai ? mv ot
and his tir-i smoke al ihi
llinmer* nf 'In I ri m..ii \
i
:
Mun.?l smrllliiu
, thei ai
i i.ii*o.l.-rnli*.
"I thought, Mi I'd iii
, hoss you ss.o, |
again immi
"You are verj kind and ll
v' .:,. " Ph ladelphia
SOLID EARTH ROADS.
I mler Ins <>r?l.l?* (ondit ion* 'Ihey
\r.- lin- M.,.l rii-uMiinl .it l)rl\
Iiik amt II.-11 for ho..*.
Prof. ( hai les H. Pe x- m
ultural co
\n earth i ss,th
a barge per ci nt. nf earth, which may
.mi. riny. hardpan, loam, or a
mixture of -ona- ..i ? \ s.-ry
common i'i ,- one
surfaced with I ?
vshere the road is built, li's tie
script inn, | ..trie
-. does in
? ?
?
ss rong im,! i a.- true di -
tiun lies in ihe predominan
earth over rock or tb ii ihe
surfai '. dn, it ssill lie
seen thal thc gravel road is hater*
medial.- between the fat lb ami the
macadam ami that there is no abso?
lute lim' separating the earth frmn
the gi arel or thf gravel fri m the
macadam. The latter statement will
appear esident if sse coiisiili r 1,., T !
? no difference whether the
for a macadam road ha been
prepared bj a i r or
broken by the processes of na
nntl deposited in gravel bal
t he glacial epoch.
The earth road, uni"- fis.
conditions of !? ! repair,
ls the smootl , -
mo-! [il..i-ant :? .. .Irisiiiv.
of ans -i for
i it ural
soil is favorable. cheap
?i ami
an Ideal SUI -.Hi?
ll lily sun- to h for
perhaps tu..
as sveii as daring the fi
I, Iii short, its
perfection I
ently impossible and ll dependi a
. t, though
timi tn mil | fo '.isttr
able condition during n limited -? a
snn.
It thu*, ap
durability,
o |U up "it nf the
mud in tba spring; that this ssi.I
render the surface too dis fur i
f.trf and d the sum*
nier. and that Hie more expl
and mure perfect ike surface eon*
strucii-d upun this foundation
more expensive ami more dill
tin- matter nf repair. In thf
sprinkl mu greater durabil?
ity .inti comfort to tbe macadam stir
face, and lin" bias-. . \\? ti-*- for COU*
siri'fiitin ami maintenance can often
i 'i 1 hf country I
favorable conditlona .ir.- usually ab?
sent. Smue have atti Dip ted tu timi in
road the safe middle
coarse between 'hf earth ami the
i . do not, however, ap?
pear to base wholly "-ina.led.
Smoot fiat dom from
.lol loss coal ami cheapness of m.iin
tenance seem to be ihus fnr mote
- incompatible with durability
s throughout An- vt ar.
SYPHON FROM WELL.
?n-,*>? I i.i*. of W.irl. lil III." I.arni
lion*..- Watara 'lhere la \i-rj'
inn.- streaartn le Spars.
Mo-i farm houses eonM has.- a
from tho well to th*' kitchen
sink. Saving nu emu.a- amount of
Work. If the well I* mi I
! 'ban the In.,i-i-. lb." ssater
SS PHON PROM vs i;i.i. Tu is, [N HEW.
ssill syphon into ' In- cellar.'n
-? io effort to pump il .p
tb.- fiss remaining feat.
ll i- a -Int tn** te fans
after year frmn the wejl io tha
.s In-ii thf water ?ill run
importunt to save labor
in houses, oi k l ii the
indoors. V V. Tribune.
WHEN THE I ING.
si,upi.- ll.in.r holli lt. in ilea I "nil \ ra
ii.ii.fui h. ii.-.in., -iiwimiu
nn.l It.-li.s. I'hIii.
As
al lie .-111
\i.'it a or
-oft SOap ssoilli! -oin!
, ' iou.
Iii ., foi?
ls
sssi-lbn
- mad." of
linsj
ollll.
lia . ngly
[citable, cold
applied conatantlj to the wounds will
A well kno*. n
gentleman t ? ? mair
. hf i.rn ,n. .iud ? bf |1
of heroic remed ?
a !.? . table
t. i pi uduc*
?
l.itt;. SH '.r
about in il .
ire located. I' keep la
nomi theae ai
3 ol Otc i ?
ug. .V V

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