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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
il'iMti; Inf: lill. PAHT, mir I -i. HOPE FOB THK FUTURE.
vol.. Ml. FARMVILLE. VA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,190:1 No. ir,.
DIRECTORY.
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I S MclLWAI -
5 in Rc??
j )? R NI 01DGOOD,
*** DENTIST. ""
JAMES LYO
'.ncc,
am Courthoua
I W FLOJRNOY,
Mil 9
w.
C. FRANKLIN
KAW.
t 0 V. R M. WATKM
u: i rr / rrr/Xw
LAI,
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? in b?nk
s; P. VANDERSLICE,
kW.
n S. WING,
Al IK WV,
Green Bay, Prince Edward County, h.
( H BLISS,
\K AI Cl :
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H. C. CHUTE, -*
DRUGS \M>
(VILLI, Va
\yHITE A. CO.,
DRUGS.
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries.
V Iii'.:
Farmville Graded
AND
High Sch
faculty:
?
The High School
Only $22.50 For the Ses
of 9 Months.
itu ii vim n. sm ni.
?'triTll!.? lll.lr
Flavoring
Extracts.
: lighl vim.
og mik ni- Insipid
thrill Every tl nur
FULL AND RICH.
inge,
Aim -ii-i. I'lni- Apple Md
Uti QUANTITY.
Anderson Drug Co.
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys,
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Imrure Blood.
? through
Inutes.
3"~i m Thc kidneys ate your
f5rC|fa^|. VthllTl ' tley '""
." :.' , ? '.:e ?'a ?- cr
he blood,
are sick or out
?. they fail to do
gf'"e -j -.irk.
<wi I I Fains, achesardrheu
? .. come from ex
J^i ? ~Jr? J cf uric acid in ,h?
? <0 i. due to neglected
-
Kidney trouble cau-.es quick or unsteady
Mts, and makes one feel as though
because the heart ls
thick, kidney
h veins and arteries.
lt used to be considered that only urinary !
were to be traced to the kidneys
- proves that nearly I
a!! const;: I tva their begin- j
An make no mistake ,
? kidneys. The mild j
I Dr. Kilmer's j
? at kidney remedy is |
s the highest for Its 1
*.g cases |
I a
sample I ?? ?t swamt.Koo*.
i how to find
oul if you have bladder trouble.
;ng Dr. Kilmer
it. Co.. E
LOOK! LOOK!
large Supply cf
"a i'll 1IIJ-,
Sci il! .imK,
I : g, Wtiitli
Uuulding,
k nf
.??il Lumber.
PtriTillfl MannfactariDg Co.
Iry,
Farniville. Va.
L E, CRALLE. B, L MDEHSai. I L NORRIS,
K, Pres't. Sec, 4 lieu
Farmville Commercial Co,,
Commission Merchants
wi. ?
-
i piemen te,
Hardware, (inn-, Sheila,
l I'l.ii-,
WAGONS. BUGGIES, FERTIL
IZERS, Ac.
rARMVILLE - - VIRGINIA.
A Ml'IKlt.
Flic Gem
i
.
Jem Shaving Parlor ;
Ot Dalli)I tint
'iii 'tiri'
li. .ii.i.i.? Hem v ..I I .ti tm ilir.
int borne, 90
. iprlng *
Kilmuir
. ti.
I aruiiille Karia AK?Viey i
I i tb< it 20 yei
':
. . . .
( ..il.-i.lrnl.I.
m i
rmi ?
?
?
till'III M.
I
I lit" I
.
Iii phe:B,
Ol lair
lon, tl,- . n" In
.
and southern Europe* Twentj jrclri
llii.ii otic truth ol the I.
?
, .. ->\. re Illiterate, i
..re a tourcc ol dei :
? tin v are Ulitent
rant ol An.. . nut be
?
i :
three-fourthf ere In Chicago. The
same tendenc) tu colonize lo tl
ind other el
pare tablet showing how m i
diffen nt kinda nf I
:.. If .similar telbit
prepared for the body politic,
be found that the earlier type of iroml
pr.ints required a compel
,: those
of the ...
i difficulty, if at ell.
? lnad tif tli -
migrants adds to the pu
iaSJlltif.il.
lean ni ult-s by the
?
.. .. . E cn i.
dur Hones mut
a 1.1 e hopi
Cull..- Al.r.,?.l. u ,t
seniee witb i
pities and iu Cl
are Letter for mil
*
orient has dil
and cattle in tale country. Thii
forty years ago Al
end bora men were tending -
tees to Kngland and eoe
rope to piiri-hn.se horses nml ca
breeding purposes. Nt.irli erery live
stf>ck district in the middle Wi
methods and purchi
we have in t;
ese commission maile
to select horses an-;
fi ri nt sei-.i-.iis of try for
Japan, lt is
Chicago Inter Ocean, th.i!
sion comes first to the United States
and will visit the eonntrli
States in not more than
become, through the atti uti..n of its
horse and cattle breeders, through its
variety of climate and soil, thr
great extent of territor*.
the growing of the finest hor
cattle, a center of Interest to the live
stock men of other t'n
doubtedly the demand for om I
and mules growing out of thc B
was of great advai i fann
era and stock growers, and pt
I of the J.i)
to look into our methods of
growing and to pureheec ti pit ?
kan animals ls the beginning of a
.'I -Stimulate our
ranchmen and fanners to continue In
? Sorta thal bare
ittle In the n
Dr. I). K Pi lld, who
I rea $.;,ooo,ooo to email c
:
)00, says most of his fortune hei bl >?:
? ', reports a Cl tange.
W hal an investment th
?I the philanthrop ?'.
"lt is far better than BM
I feel as if I am dr
I with I i-otiltl tell
ii itv rich old fellow ll..
tlnre is in this giving. Then
few I have stirred np. I would there
re. lam glad I -.
uiul helped at ir this up. Why, now i:
.?liable to g'ne u
1 have gin ?
thee $3,000,000, ami
others to give $9,n
nne a chuckle from thc
bs he added: "And perl
d not want t
:
pf \ iii.-rle.-ir. br IMC turi
? I they
, pt at
en visits his
maided to pay them ,i rt
[?MtiiplliiH-nt by tak ii inin
d and killing a nice pinn
tiler with which to ri.
The Cincinnati llmee-Star prlntt a
story of how tn
nu n who were stan
?
If it had
lit ii r Ld11 iMCa hil '
PRINTl'.R GIRL'S BRAVERY.
t laved ii i ? ii ? ?? ''im ? fae mr
IK, 1 . ' .1
i M.
Ito..ll ,
a
'
of a rn
'I he of thf
famout
:
auy lime for bal
enteide, -
? .
- n and
j''
ma
.initl ihe
mine ti
As tl ii i i'm
tires r
and, rui
ly at bon
ra 00 the UH J nnnli
lil for the fabli I La (
anil tt lr prog
n poa
from ;'
.lue came thi
of I ti''
don n.
Tin ti
fast as '
w ,'.t k t! ? ?
'J lie i
prog
reit. Bul
who wt
i : ran.
liter .-I
one of the ,
whelm ii .in
girl Inui foU| lit fr m |
thant]
in love with her. and th
? .im Int
own living setting type in l i
office, t!
beauty and I
ery and devotion t
When the mine R
Mr. On
nf I.a '
lie married thc lillie soldier girl.
The ? ; t. Greene ret arm d
to Turn || to the pri
flee in which the I
?
fire devil, di I
stood and rushed to greet tin ir for un r
r:i-p of th. it
inky hands showed that mini
naire had aol . ? r.
DOG COMMITS SUICIDE.
Kenrril I'n li I.li me nt ? ml lli-l ilieriUrl j
.lu ni ii.-.I nm ul un lip.-.. I hlr.l
?Itiirj Wln.l....
In oi .1 chastising
".Ini-k." a small foi .intuit
fl
Tl! Till; 'iiii''
story ii 1. il . .i of t lu- I
and p.. 'lu- Maxwell
? .
low to the
ground. truck mt l>
and hil I
lead when mi the
-
The anim.*.! WM tn inti
At titties lt ft
*,n top of tin- table.
iis,,] the dog. Jack ran ali.mt thr
rooms in a vain search f
?
f an
.pin wind..iv. Mr
lowalde it. "Jack" looked ebon!
ind then leaped fr low.
FACTS a:.
'
(111 ll
I
1, t.. I.'
1
south.
If a lead "ii'- ii iii -li?
ff M p of the
same thick] -
:
This
iii Coloi
for thi
year '.'.'
gnni in irlj si,i
..f tlu?
lu ordinary app
?
?
end 1.700 eur loads. All thia waeti
which
nji
if Hu ..f thi In thin
hate un
?
?
the ju
:i: Buprei i Vol'.,
county, -
?
. tinlclpal rot
. ...Ill' l
m.mil e.Minti
?
IN THE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE.
The i In the
ii orld is th.it of I ' Dished
The .- fut
liowlii,
8 hulls
filliei.ll
which :
I
roum! million
i u :i ?
.!. filled with
tu li il
The furn
that it tool. * than a
Si ria.
The people of tht
h in the
than the Inhabitanti of any other
i-oni-tri in t he u orld, sm - tin -
t;o Trii
RI long
lien
mark I '
Australia 1.'',.
- n nt Itritein, IXTTT,
Germany 1.00, Norway "'". Swifter
?
,11 0.7S, Heit
Portugal
IN ARMY AND NAVY CIRCLES.
Tbe metBlWI navies of the world
would in. -Im !? lb I p?, (Tl
nml over
me I lest
tOBecript on record, Emile .Minot, of
i'une], in the canton of Mon) ft
, t nine and
half Inchee In his storking feel ami
weight i~ pounds, He
Au A
-uli, declined a challenge on account
nf religious tcruplet two yee
- not only degraded from his
rn uk. but has been ord.-nil to serve
jut his time it' a private in the rank*.
'I he l ?
? year
tor tbe porch
new field I ? ind ll
?iiiti thousand Mannlicl
?ht.
In a European medical eontem
lorar.v, the Vrnteli. Dr. D. I. Vi.-riiij
,v. discnttiag initial staget of hearl
tttention lo
thal under ?
if military life t
.luring
In- third OT '
if i". iiiin in whom heart lesions
?inil. Imn. 1 re
nnl nine were private*, ?ith
ii,ir,. ,,. ? .- behind them.
\RCTIC EXPEDITIONS OF 1901.
1
>
far, unknown.
,\ Rut
'
Mr. 1
rom the Lena river.
^aii.en
nd the duke of tl.
A Aurcrm.lul K i pr ri ?r ?!.
"Ii , iou Hunk ll
? ni the
,t hal he read-,
"(iii. rd the frii ed. "I
have pert..ruled the experim.
? ? kero
I sene around the hmt-e when it was
! fllll Of lll',s.|
; advertently dropp
?
lo believe a great ninny
lon Bl
i from Mm, rn
" \ ii if.-." te id the young n
I fl fruin h.ii,.
The .. ? ed ind then
lindi ll
"lint what kind of a gift?" he
laked.
"UV -ret the sunlight and tl
tie rain fros .. . - led the
joting m.in.
"And lUo the thunderstorm," .-nilled
the old gentleman. ( t
* Oneal ii.-n.-r
Mrs. Catteraoa 1 thought I would
end tell you that your llnrolfi
en fighting with int I
and settle the maller if I could.
Well, for mi pit rt.
BO time to enter into ani die
in about children's quain :
hope I am above such th
"I'm delighted to hear th.it. I'll
send Harold our on a atretcher iu
tu hour or so." Harper1! Ua/ur.
In. ilenl HluuJrr.
Mind?Has Mr. Goodketcfa come to
i: you yet'.'
M ibe! N >. He liked m.
weeks ago If he might call. too.
M iud -What did lou suv in i
.Mnbel?I told him munmin would be
ta see him.
I?Well, that's where i
Inned your gnni. ( h Ice go 'Iii linne.
Thr 'I ?<> mirth I rntnrr Prodigal.
, turned,
mid in his old manlier tecoeted his
father:
"Well, gov'nor, I've come hack. .\re
- kill the f.-iited calf'.'"
But the old gentleman was t
for him and
"Xo, mi |.j I think I'll let you
: :
nhl ike uah, *,?.
pianist wanted his h,.
advance," said the man
"And. of course, you didn't lune it
to girt him?" said his fi -
" Mint's right."
"What did he do?"
"(ih, he did the batty aet -aid he
u < nt Ii! ii * t plni." Yonkr:
*r. <iiui..|.. -ur.h..
She?I see there*! a woman in Ohi
eaga who is offering $l,nno lo lind an
man.
-he'., different front .. ?_'...,.l
nmiiy women that I know. They'd
tig to iriie all they lour to
find any old kind of a man. ( hirago
d' Herald.
A I'urorltf *,,,,,
M >? Dnanap (diaguetedlj i
Ith jug I lune hooked into and
pulled up.
Mr. Bertwkietle (enaldi
:;..od. That shmis ibis amit be a
pretty good place to Bib. Brooklyn
_
Kn Imp....Il.lr l'r.i|ii..lllon.
Harold You shonhln't wait for
something to turn up. old ckapi yon
?hould pitch right in anti lum it up
yourself.
Rupert Tint it'-i my rich tinele's
.1 i-l,ii|i. that I'm wailing for.
?.1 uilge.
A rarn.li>!.
tell un faithful olii I
Who po*ed sn long sp true.
Ii but a myth. Ons rsn't I |
And yet be faithful, tea
?Philadelphia Press.
w OMI > *m? ni RETS.
II. You know they tay a woman
can't ke. |
I bat's a iii..-I. \ women can
ni can
- all but Ino kinds;
aren't worth
are tOO gOOd tO keep. I'nil.
A lira ut) Hint
Horti it I do
to make the frei-kles now on mi fine
"Why. Hortense, Ihil'
some more fl
mini.
\.,? \flrr Ihr lloa.r
Irate , that youl
high that he uni
here. I forbid him ihe I
liter But, papa, he doesn't
lt's me lhal be's
l...llm.?.il
"I heard th -
I
'
i man winni
t ... t.
Tamer l;
ll hiv lind luck.
i .,ul other people's
|.I lu, ript.
Mops lint m.-li iiml Wnrl.> ol! Hi. t ..lil.
a i-oiii ni. te day. No ?
i ? I , tba g.." tot going
amt -: .
DoytM ime ut
Furniture, ile pi. ,
ire taking arden deilj bi
fill end winter -un-. I.k hi mir
samples Inf. ii e hu.
Klein ing A t'lark.
w bj i ty 15 for a tbna ul..
will boy one jue! a* gn,*l ut Fleming
A ('lurk - I; -* ! , ni,.I Hi.in ar*
.tir bran I
flgorOM Kiibbiii
elth Mi i.ii;'ii,,;it ?
sides i*
i lill, III' l. ll, lil. ?
',,M lim* to.
Wlii-n a WOO i-iii a piece
,,f Inr mi tut In- dgha for Hm gfMi lb il
h liii-lei-iiiiiiliin.'
Iii leal I'n si rijilinii fur Malaria
('bill- and hen i i- a bottle I f (Ikuvk'S
I l-l i li- i un i fomt Iii- -imply
ino amt quinine in a taetek
No cine. No j pp, i'm i- ... ,i,ts
To the ladlee aod ebildren ot Karin?
ville anti lormoodilig .-. iinli.v. Ju-l
liv a pun ..t '/.,-itii, i iii,- Una aimee
s,,iii i-xi-iu?i\?-i\ b> Fleming A Clark.
We areetlll telling tba inn.m.- j. r
l. ison bal in all dil
Klctning .V Clark.
v mle pat! lltT foot
il,,u n, ibti - Wairg?" I
ilnln'i l.iiou -lu waa from Chicago '
lot kunu tMi.tt Tot sre lukin?
w ben ym take (In ? - Chill
Poole because tbe formula ls plainly
printed on every iniitle abowiug tbat it
i- -imply lr..ii and (Jimmie nt a ia.-te
Iras bu uta N eula.
KirllM. si V*.
Ill ,11- -
..ii a bunting trip, I (otnul
: i in uiuatlsm, I u, i '
? I ii i nu could
i,.it n.iiit n. t,.- dlMppcinti -I. 1 iiii -?
hollie of inui- " ?
t- i inor
..n-i.t u iii. ii i il we. h.i-i
Up Lu?
lu \t inorunie, to tin,I Hie rheuiiiatli.ni .ii
? l mi arm perfect I) well. I
Hill Kin.i ? 'll ii ol
I lol.I tl i li'K Hie
MIMIC 111, ,1 Ililli "1)1 xii
uiul Bona Mali
\ . i.
Ht iVlllMOIl ill a.
ti are
u.uni a Pry a
pilli Till l HI
Wa P Hll'l. lilli- l , ,-lHl*
lli Kail and W intel -ii - i.' lo p. I . .-nt.
.iis.-ouiii. Non i-m.-iinn-to order.
Wall I'apct in go . | , Im .iii
- .11.1 -l\ le- ??!' | 1 ll
youl onb-1 bu a soil ,
count.
Kui t - ll
Ci ullin'-.
diing
aboul Hie ' hii-lnia- . IgN " J
"Whal i- ii? ' ll I l nib fl
up nilli ;
I.. ( nn a (old in (hie Hui.
luke I.iixatue I'.lulim (Quinine Tablet!.
Ail druggists refund tba money if it
Calle to cure, I-'. W, Grove'e ilgnalore
- ,,n i I,-it Ihix. i"i eeata
sii-k Hi.ulai In- ( tired
l*-rn oui. -lilly ii Itli I'l- I'-i "' - 1 '??
-. Indi
. ,1 nil Mom-.,
. i and > Illeli
.ni., bj w luston 1'niK t ii.
iri.ir.,- l'ii-,.,1. Mink
i ennetblng rick In (Md Keotuoky
l\'bi-ki i -hum.lb a- vein-i. l?
ipeach. Imp in ai Hugh O'Uara1*
uni irv it belora tbe supply lt exhaust
,, aod you'll bave lo burry.
Tailor-made -un-ai \v P. Richard*
no's al lu i<i uni 'li-i-unit.
WOMAN'S RELIEF
health] weet i baa lit
tie pain or discomfort
. il period. Nu iviim in
Wine of
will quickly nlii .
-tni.il puns and
the dragging head, back sui
fa BehM I .m-eil by falling of
.'*, iin,I ii regular -
WINE" CARDUI
1 nen! robt t to
I uiuii who suffered
curl month. Jt n
? ilthy.
It is tba pro, by Na
i- 'i-f from
? I,
? nu
I hai?
?
lt ii la
:
liat you h?vo a
.onderfulLir.l
Mas. M. A. Yocvr.
i'
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