The Farmville herald. [volume], May 02, 1902, Image 3

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Insurance thal Insures
In-ni mil* thal inst
beal there is
it mi i - .ill
re paul
. tnv,ins pit
? the ashes the
lue of your policy.
Wc haw liwii selling it
- I stied customers for
4 -. Sf ,
sst.ping Cough.
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children look whoop
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t. ii Years ?f Suffering,
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utii.itiMii ur I alan li after all
(lae fails,
??I Kulin oiiros
If liuimeuU, doc
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ntroi
-. tainted breath, ringing in
y discharge, ul
.i timi
lt. I: ll. which will
l making blond
liv B I*. B. Drug*
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B. ; ire up in il
Medical advice
rts. Write t,*.luy for
? nt.
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no fan lu-r. anil
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Ihe threaheri
ii with their work
ll i;. nu,ly in
The Winston
3 u tlie nilpie? i'll
? ? *, born at tlie
?
Wau!- Oilier*, lu Kllim.
e Early
. 1 to; pi,) liver
id to In
? Ililli ll
. lit to itt others
Quincy,
I'
tbe man with tlie
1 N _!.i*tl il.
l-i often
lill I' -
li' \\ itt'- Witch
- oneness.
; :. .: >i : unninj sore on mv
.ny rem
, V. . a\
to it at once.
Dr ug
Haul linn- Mfft v-liunl.
greek eodii
Marj H Bagby.
, . H.my Butch)
. Miuuie Cbernaull, Sum W.
her.
ol til lint ITeathi r Enemies
- tho vv,l-t.
i.o etlective must I*
u . ? *. io ting, i urging aud
. that Uk
nibal it with Perry liavi-,'
\:| bOWel tlolll.ie-. like
I mi..iou- an.I tly-i n
bj Painkiller, lt is
. th promoting In all di
\i\ii \, ort ot riipni.ir.ij
rd ? i'.li
lull i.f Imitations
? .ii the gu ?
cautious, therefore,
I :. tile tO SSC that
? the genuine. Sn unfailing
bronchitis.
WANTKDs V ?| rtimity
i bo i- "ut of
- >n I j making *
gin with.
. i aud industry are
Ko cash needed for samples
. ? given.
a a a I ?? ? 'I .Xl
,- it erected and mean
l hi I.. B i'i. ? i Mi.ii
- t.lanl.v St ,
Norfolk, Va.
ba
ba
nmre and peksonaia
s.l, Sill,- urn
i ii? . ,ioio,i bret hm
SUBM lip. oil the-ate -I.le, a- folloWS.
W , I. ,, ,,,_
Hom a.
ll III,.,
Hui ?.- kn,.? ,l?i m. . boll
Mrs .1 il. l.ip-.oiui, ii vialting lui
I ai .1 .\ r 1-ip-.. mli, neal
I lill VV .IV
^ "ii can still huve youi sh ..-- shined
notwithstanding the real ..il ..f the
"Ki-her."
Junga nourn iy has returned lu
and expecta lo be gone until
some lime lo July.
Hu* Courthouse square bas received
Ive -prim* cleaning, aa
beautiful. Nuw we will keep ll - i
Only lettuce, asparagus and .li?
nn far frmn our gardens, bul ii
Ik'o'hI things are getting Into shape anti
will -...ni Ik- ours to command,
I be rain ha- rums and io v. r WM
ii more | . rived, All nature
looks L'linl ami men, women and child
i. ii are In cloeeal sj mpatby a ith her.
Karinville not only drinks t' ?
aud beal ..f water, bul lhal supplied
thing ami bathing pm.
lem.
.Mr. W. W. Jackson euterl ,
number ol friends al luncheon, on hui
W,din-day, tn boUOl ol .Mi- Hewlett,
sister of Mrs Jackson, of Philadelphia.
.Mr. ami .Mt- \V. H. Vena
Norfolk, have ihe sympathies ..t a bosl
nf frieuds of tin- community in the
lom of their little child Tm burial wm
at llainptieii-Snl;,.
There will be mora flowers in Farm
in . vei i et..ie iii ii- history, an.l
that fat Just m it should he. We won'l
have a- mucb shade from ..ur trees
.- n a- we have been accustomed
lo enjoy, however, alni that i- to I.e ie
Rev, li;. Hawes, to manj yea
lu loVeil pMtOI i.i the Pwsl J
church bera, is the gueal "f .Mr. Albert
Hurd, and trna been shaking banda
in town He ha- decided "not to grow
lld, ' m.ii i- keeping bis promise man*
fully ami well.
* toking club" tua
.oil-in*.I institution
in Farmville, the future ,.f a
lifo with in will I** bleeeed with bettei
? read, happier hii-bainl- ami Stronger,
?eitel health for mind alni body, Kn
?urage the Club, and lei it grow and
1 lUriah until there i- not u gul |n all
Karim lilt* who eal.t iniike ami bake
icri-p pie, lighl roll, brown
Hake
ami lieut biscuits like
h..-e of mother.
Ilillllpili ll-SlUliev llef.lhlill*.'-.
Il.vMI'l'i.N Sih.ni.'i , \' v i
April, ?!>: ].?U )
Tlie annual Bald tlay exerdaM "f
be college, held mi the Venable ath?
ene Held, pmved quita Interesting ami
teetants were numerous, a
auty of young lauiea from the Farm
? d by MlM
'oit, nf the fatuity, attended,
io* party, Including Miss Hod*
ail, Sam peon, Boyd, Price, Parkina,
leii.ier-.>ii; Anna Paxton, Buena
- , Reheeea Walker, Richmond;
illnof White, Lexington; Edna Elcan,
liephenl-; Alina Traves, Amelia;
Estelle Crafford, Lee Hall; Gertrude
ampbell, Woodstock; i'.thel Arvin,
lUotnbuig; Luelle Kent, Washington,
? i . Elisabeth Baakervllle, Clifton
?iah Qoode, Bklpwltb.
? - were directed i.y Mr.
b.Dey Payne, Charleston, W. Va., a.
tanager, and .Mr. Bonos Jones,
berriton, Va., captain, ami the Jud*
- wen Mi mn (toben Henry, and
oberl Umbum, Tu/'-well. Ya , and H.
. Jone-.
With it- Busting Saturday night
ie Union Literary Society closed foi
?ion, ami at thi- meeting the M
iiilal- wore awarded und Html rapn
mtatiVM eh.-en. The varioii- SOU'
ie full of vim and imident.
In the eoiile-t for the I* tt-lillian
OClalmer's Medal the honor fell tn
i Thoma- Lyttleton Hansberger,
'ayneeboro,Va., win-.* subject wot
Ihe inbiri*? to the lo muli ?nate,"
bile hie oompetltora wan Mi c. VJ.
.Maine, Wytbeville, Ya , who s|Mike
, .rion," Mr. Uriah Hannah,
tiiorvalle, W. Ya., "Ihe Star* ami
Nh Richard Price, < Ibarlmton,
? I he reform bill;" Mr. B iyd
"Why Koine Kell;" Mr. J#
. Irving, Tr ii x i Ho Va kgalnel a
anne in the Virginia i onstJtutlon;"
ul Mr. Ih .ma- J, \\ atkin-, < hailotte
HlrtboUM, Ya., ".Military Supiein
l'hi- war- followed by Ibe emiti-l fol
e Juill"! 1 'i bator's -Mi dui, and this
IS awarded tn Mr. Stuart (irattan
iii-tian, nf Richmond, Ya , who
OM tn prove that "ihe fear of pimii-ti
snt exercisM a greater Influence upon
noni ?oiiduet than the hope of re
and lu- competitors were
nen, s.e. Ak I Depot Va.,
lin Martin. Richmond; R, S. I'n-t. .ti,
arion; and Luther Sheldon, .li., Nm
k, all nf wboM tpeecbea wen- like*
. high character and elicited
rorable comment
n tbe Mlectlon of Anal Junior oi
nan William hi-arii Patton, Jr.,
mville, Ya., and Stuart Urattan
iii-tian, nf Ki. Iiiimml, were oh.-en.
d ar. linal mar.diu Alu., v
vue, CbarieetoO, W, \'a , anti Albert
iller Patton, 1 "linville. Ya., were
. ted. The linal i-elilor pre-id. nt
i- likewi-e chosan, anti thia honor
I tn Mr, jame- Denham Pasco,
nitieelln, Kia.
ibe sssaya submitted for tba Sopbo.
i. m. dal are now tn the hand* nf the
n in it tee frmu the fa. ul ty in WbOM
ml- the derision Ilea,
lin- afternoon during a Ugh w ind a
-eball team from the ffaipden-fltd
v Kro-hman elasn administered de
It tothe Karinville HikIi SetiooJ team,
fieore being tlfteen loone.
I ih'|iriM ulallie led] nf (uluru
flautists.
'I he lo . \ ,
tin-i- i i i
li ipn-t- vv ho believe In <????
with the wbne Baptists, North .and
South, will hold th> ii neal ant
-'?ni with Um i i -t Baptial Church, of
which lu J. W. Kirby i- pii-t..r, rom.
mendng on ibe l Ilh Inel i
ii fostering eda il
and nu?I,.muv w,,ik among then own
people bulli in the home and
ii.-i.i-.
I.i-t year tin- I. .ly contributed lib?
erally io the Virginia I mon I'nlversl
ty at Ki, hm. nd, Spiil, i Acadl mv al
Hampton, Hartshorn Merni i
b -'.* !'? i girls, at Richmond; Hs fax In.
stltute, ."\11ni-1*-ni?! education and i"
Home and Foreign mimi ms,
Ibo Bout bern Baptist Convention,
through ihe Home - un <i
iy Mi. Wm. Bllyaon, "l Richmond,
jun- with the American Baptist
Hom.* Mlesion Society nf Nea Vork
and tin* < len. ? n ol Negro
- iii the -upp..rt nf . ne General
| Missionary and three District M
missionariet
eolitluet what I- known a- I
bili Institute in tb, .-t- and
town-ol the State. I n the-i in-tit Me?
llie bt-t informed white ami colored
pa-t. i- lecture mi subjects which an
? ? Ipful to the colored pu-'
.?linnhe.-, in an Institute ind here
ab,ut a month ago Ri I - li I bom p.
-m lectured io a large and s|
Uve audience on tbe subject, "What I
WOUld do if I were pMtot "f :i
church." Tin-- who know Kev. Mi.
i ii impson em rael assured thal in* wm
helpful and suggestive in a bal I
Bo far m we know, no Southern Hap
n-t pa-tor ha- ever declined an invita?
tion to -pi ak or lecture in tin -e iii
-
Un- body supports from -even tn
tell student missionaries .hui' ?
timi m.inth-. Tn. - limn
i
de] mmenl ol' Ibe University at Rich ?
m..i,d. Tht-e young men ara aenl into
itrictS to help the people tn illl
prove their moral, spiritual and mate*
nal condition, by teaching tin* New
Testament standard of life; i.y urging
ih,- people t" make friends a iib tb. ii
neighbors at their do
The < ielieial ASStl 0 ,|i -land- for
p 'ration between whites
md Macks for the mutual f ttl and
nell belngof our nation and land. 1
ibu imi iii ,i Mel iiniii
Comrades R, A. Booker, - '?\. Pan?
el! and k. l?. Milln m. I in the rick (l
milli nf l -I la-t
.od iivi .1 ovei it-i ii many of
I he
veal no -- "f tin* march, ile
?f tin* -. MTV, the glow i.f the
be flush of victory and the sting of de?
cal w. ie ali reproduced in i iv i.i
rhlle ti ? fe imp life tir-t
iTOUgbl the joy and theil tie
?'.?How lng -" soon upon Un* hi
he gu tiei n union, ai Dallas, this
i.*k room catii. Mm; wa- el aracterized
y a teiidiine? of feeling and ? depth
f emotion which made it well nigh a
acred hour. Not many im.re liko tint
: I ' i I-. or that "f the -.lek room lien*
neaith, but mav we not hope thal
; be renewed in the gnni be
ond aiui in- a- Immortal m en rnlty
Praetlelag In Other liebl-.
A I.,,ut a yeal ago a man from Maine, ,i
ailing himaelf Dr. Staples, located al ii
tarlington Heights fm Hie practice nf j
leilieine.
After -everal monti,- be wa- arrested
?r practicing without a li'-eii
bj a local magistrate.
An appeal to tbe County ('mut wm
iken alni the .*a-.* wa- | 111 il
ul the -l-l of April -et t,.| the
ial.
Kilt the "Doctor" -kipped tin* oollll
y mi that day and leave- a worthy
iloredmanUeoeral Womaek. minus
valuable bone, for which hen* rived
i apparently wortblam check.
About tbe beginning of tbe ya tba
. tm marri)?! a Mi-. Adams, bom
yncbbuic whowM living neat the
[eights nt thtt titne. Since his depart
reeba bMreturned to Lynchburg tn
cl
heath nf In. V.iiiuIi.ui. -I
: v, Ya., April,89, 1902.
Died, ni I" i h 'un* nani hara, Ban?
ty morning at 2 o'clock, after an III
, vi ral weeba, Mi-. Fannie K.
augban, wife of Mr. T. W. Vaughan.
'Ibe fir - wi I.* held at the
aptlai Church ai Rice, Monday after
tv
mn, and-be wa-lani to ii-I iii tin*
metery them beatde hai only boy, '''
bodied under -ie lid I-tn?i lil,'?*! rollin
>i!ii*. - -ev ii.ii vein- aim
She leave- three daughters, Mi*B?
oi. NI md and Kiveline.
I linville Normal St html.
Fry ,V Kin -luman, architects
Lynchburg, wen- tin- meesaaftal
mpetiton f"r plan- fol the new
adtiiiai* building t" be t meted at tba
?male Normal Behool at Farmville,
r whieh the la-t Iti-'i-lat ore made an
.*loll.
'l'he-I* * i- lo
Ihe kev n itt* f,.r the future um
nla,
The a.*ad inn* building will be ..f
lek ?'.-! by lin feet, three -torn- high,
i.ooo.
l'he Uni Hool will be ii-i.I f.r the
ndargarten department ami gradi - I
s, ineiiia-ive. Un the cceoiid Hoof
ll ba the library and othei
iii-, and mi the thud the imiimaiy
.1 dormitork -.
rue entire building will be boated bj
?am. The elevation w ill I..* mi e\
tit11. in at Moore's bookstore.
?i
ll antill. ? A quiet, Mttled lady, tn
-i-t nu* in rooking and house keeping
? .1 foully of om*, a food boo*
oil woman. Addie
"Wtp.'U. '
McBaea, \ ?
ib
I'.ili.inl Patata.
I'm.! \nn, Amelia Co , April !
The foran ri are buej plant
and pi md.
lilli i- liol killed Vet tb
h.i- bad -'im*' old wi tiber on il,
Rai. John Bagby pre iche I
sermon Bundaj at Sa I kt burch
tn a lar,..* and attentive ootign
Mn. William Fm lev dud Saturday,
28th in-t., a fi. i a abort iiiin?. sin
a i- in bet righi eth year, i be ra
mam- were laid lo real in tbe ??
ni Hand! ' reek church, Simd i
Ing al I o'clock, of wbicb church sba
fol a lonir time.
wei.Dd neted by
b. i pi-n.i. Kev. J,bu Bagby.
M -- I. ? ? Ulenn ls visiting Mrs.
Mottle] , l
Mi. Hubbard <llano spent Saturday
and Bundaj with lifo slstei al Kinki*
ville KhOOl.
keb* i rm Mention.
Mi hermit, \' v , April 29, '02.
-\ vi iv pleasant entertainment wm
niven by Dr ami Mn C P. I 'appa, al
then hospitable home ben. la-t I ii
day evening Dancing wm kepi np
until a late hour. V
Shackleton and I.a-h furnished Ibe
music fm tin* occasion, i
ii- a- Ch I'tipi ni- of this
section. Aboul l_' o'clock the guests
wi ra ii.. ti l int.. the diniug
'.i le ra a large table wm spread laden,
ed witn i.*e ena . ? of all fla?
vors and descriptions.
Tbe bourn of Mr. Frank Wilson, wm
J i d neal bete _v ?
by lire, only i i
and tiunk being mvi d .Non
wa- carried on either boase or furni?
ture. Thit wi- quite ? blow la Mr.
Wi hm i, who about two vein- ago mar
lied tb- * Ml .1 I *
d commenced lite lo
Mr. II. A. Haakii I ? few I
? and foll, bis bead
nek, and wm slightly Inji
Mi? Ki/i Price, of tin* B I*. I.. a Ufa
wo of ber friends, spent Sunday and
. here with relatives
Mi-. M. G 1 a fra
lays with her daughter, Mrs. 1
?
Kr. and Mi- I I Kappa wi ni to
lunenburg Courthouse t d iy.
Mr-. Geo. W. Hardy, Jr, arrived
?viii -pond a fra
laj - a- ti..- g .. : ul \i *. and Mrs.
ie... VV, lliii.l.
Mi --I-. .In li i ?.
'rank left thi- morning for a I
rip to Farmville.
Mt. and Mn 'I ui I
itives ben
Mr. W. B. i'i Itu-. y, wa?
lloa: . l-l Wei k
Rat Iliiub Himv failed to meet his
pp liniment bera Imi Sunday on *??
unit oi , u bia b no
X. T. Clarke delivered Iw I -un ii-,
ne in the morning and one in tbe
A largs crowd w ?- ?
ll both ..e. i-i,,ii-.
Mr. I*:. W. Dickenson bat receutly
: io li - ii me a new piano and
i to play it with, it'- a alee
Idltion, and lu- friend- keep him
uite busy making music.
Tbe ? lennans eek bratod tbe birth
ay of one of their number on Eundaj
,-t, near here, ami -evoial of mir town
t'ople wt ie pu -int. Ki i r drinking
id speech making wm In order and
1 took *t 1 irl
\ie.iiililll \l*t|i*|f-.
Am v\rvi. V \ , April, 30, 1908,
Tbe glorious nun of Tueaday nigbl
as welcomed by our parched aod
Ind dried upland forma, Corn plant.
I la about iii,Mud. Aboul half tba
beat crop ls fairly good, tbs remain*
ir rangm from a ragged fourth of a
op to total fallon Several neigU
?I- complain of tobaceo plant- imv lng
nie up very thinly; one neighbor baa
Had entirely, al th uik'Ii he bought
atty seed of a well knoa n Arm ol
eil-m.n, of Richmond.
Everj body i- "fixing ' to plant
nun: they an* realizing that ll
ileinlid food | i' 'Imer for both mau
id l.ea-t.
Glen and Mabel Mi- New-.ii,
iit.-r ot Mi. Hebdlieb, who
ive bi in mi a v i-it to tbt
ive i. tm in d t" their isepectlve
.im-. Bristol aod Portsmouth.
lilli-,. 1- due editor, p
lei and lu- "devil'' fir the fine
eec nf wmk on the "trad.'- edition.'1
ie only linke I noticed in the |
cartmenl wm Um serioua, foi
ik in Wiley Gilliam's hoe, m if bs
ul i,,-t th.* contract f i tba k* ?
mo. Gilliam, without bia laughing,
o-*park!inc eyes looks unnatural.
nd then ymir printei bud that grand
i patnai' b of the lt bocco trade R B,
inlett. Esq., a- an importer "f tofaac
Bul probably ymi meant ti
iported it from Buckingham
e raging Appomattox.
i'n ni i?i in Paragraphs.
I'a vi n i s, Va . April - ?
ingeel child
died
Saturday, April 20th, and
mirv Ii Hu?
rt* mi Mmi.lav .
I Christian and a member ol
Moorta! Pwebyterian church. Bba
d baan Aek tot tba
mth- and -aid that -In- know that
,. ,|ji| H' t bru* fong bi hve. Shi?
re her Mllhring with pain nt and
Hi-nan fortitude. .\ largs number
fuel,d- attended tha hui
Dr. stapu- solved tin* problem which
s di-turi?*.l tba community of Dar?
gum Heights bi Um
iitb-, by leaving laal Sunday nigbl
th one af U T Womaek- hm-.-.
? iKild the h..r?e in Kynehburg aud
br.
tt.
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to
-
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in
tb.
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ii ii
fr..i
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ll,
lee
tl
left fol
I | .und bia li
k'ot him i eek.
11
liftv oenla lo In ip ii'inl eight I
With such high i
hil' Ib.ie mu i r,.M fur tba
??'lilt. .
Mr, J. h. ;
I bui.m.I, Ya., re
linnell
We expect be will find it
b ni- ra im in the sun
tb.m iihuming -Ml- In college ball.
Dur formen ara huey hauling guano
and a peal ni mv report .
Mr. i. il (uiii,m k'"t lu- lei badly
.-: week. Ile is out Mk'nm but
liol Well.
Don't forget that the market will be
better nt thia . ..*r before for
ehl. ken-, egga, halo
[tarli rall.
I ? . \ |
April ."'th. i
i . lebed an
. mon Iii a la > .nmi at
-
Mi- li a. if,: .-? week
with ber nieee, Mi- ll. W. Po ,
Nli? Maude An leraon, of Farmville,
- i'm.lay alni Sunday w ith bel
grandin ither, Mr-. Fannie Anderson,
Mr w. M. Gilliam, of Hampden.
-idiii-y, wa- Un* guest "I Mr. J lin
. id iv night.
Mrs. A. H. *?'? od children,
'i Pam| ' ibo guests "f ber
?rente, .Mr an I Mrs I ll Bruce,
Rei w .1 Shipman v baited In the
. .im* of Mr. J. J <?' .rn ?- iiui'l iv.
Mr. I
farmville, and Miaa M iggie Bri
.f Ki.-e. wen guest* al Mr, I
: iv* nighl and Sun.I iy.
nelly and Witt
I'oster visile t
Tooday and Tue-d i
Mr. J. r. Bruce, who b is been in Rich
nomi under medical treatment for
ii be will be i niue
i cured vv ben he returns.
Miss li Kt Hogg Holland wm the
it of Mr-. < M lie
iturdaj and -und iv.
< )ur formen an busy pi utting
nd preparing ? bact
I'm-;.eel Pickings.
I'K'i-ii.ii, Y v . April 28, 1902,
Simd iv bein . day, many
Nuir christian memben came oul to
r, Rt *. N. ll. Rob
h" iii-.
. liv of
ll till
ill en
Miss ll -1 Bright areli p kid a flying
-it to i. weak,
Brightwell returned with
nchburg, a lure the will -pend
arith b.-r ail', .mi il i
Messnt I bold
g the nina over a -? mking pur of
ind .riv mc theil young ii it ods
i the n .w
Miss M ; Mi Ed v in
un- wen iItlting al tin* home of
i. R, \v. Brightwell, Sunday.
11 u v ung , ?? planned a
ibing ev u:-iou We b ipa tbey will
frmn their ant Iel
itiona, if nothing tn
Mr. E, S. Taylor ha- returned from
I nchbui,? when he ha- b en ins|.t
: nd (lilllie.
Mi- i ll Glenn k fi sunday to at
ml the Interment of her beloved
u-in, Ml** Hallie Price ol Pani pl in.
I linn k link li in:-.
Tin:... k Va., April 29, 1902.
ballin I - an* all glad fa) SM tin- little
in on account of plaoUng their oom
d ploughing theil tobacco land-.
m. ara not waiting for Uta rain, tbag
I thal they will nol make any
rn.
w people around rbrock have
-. hilt i.thii- b i
mtid lin .1-, -i tiny will have late
rilen-a
M'.-t kl the - : ill ibildreil ure at
lr iii the ?
I MniC I! .Iden,
d she will e|.,.-e hei school AprilitOtb.
ey are going lo I
il children In the even
'clock . ng ai
(bl al 8 o'el
Laaeaburg Letter.
kbikqC ll , April, be 1
im forman an b mi ai wmk pu par
; the land- I
i bard winter hMcaused Un* wheat
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nigbl bael; tn jail ben t" stand bli
il fm felony.
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v i-i! lei -:-*? ;, Mn i'> i'i. Of I '? -'
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Charlotte' 'linty.
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ml to -. With
?nd- and rei..*
nins' we l .
lob cold ??? kl nil.', all of
? fruit i- liol killed, and the Straw*
blooming beautifully.
Sheppards Mets.
r VI. -, V V . a\| Iii ''.
hirfolks w.ie mighty kr|*d |
rain j
land wa- getting hard, hut tum'*
account of tin- fina, Tben'i baan
hot tum-'' in thi? part of Bucking*
n inti iii the country
n Y.iiai,..- Bridge to Mr.Elcan'i
been burned ovei I vaiu
i uk: Umbai and fondng ba."
u very ttieat and really eaniiut be
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nUmatod, f..r Um raaaon that much ti
tba timber will du- neal -prime after
budding i potting oul lea rsa
.-I loSSfi are Mr
?1 il Mr. I ra Km lien
pet K mk ? i i.i -e lost fencing
or llllil..i and -ino of them both.
Tbs ia s praecrlbm ponlabmenl for
lelUng fina gat out bul I twrer baal of
any ods being punished foi it Sort of
iike the law
aboul killing Kamo OU! of-'* i-'li.
Our folksmuel in- In the notion af
- :hii year than Ui-ual
fur umre new mowing iiimliine" have
,1 iii mir county thii cpring
H..in e.ii bafon Well it's a good idea;
. . * i *?! than
? and buy hay, but we
won't buy iiiii.ii (nhat-eii any way, K we
will gain gnaUy if we have the hay to
kwp tbe tn twen buej.
We read ali.ul -o many new rail
load" to Karinville lb.-e d*iv- that we
peel t" lind an elevated "uni m
depot" then bafon lt ng, arith railroads
running oul iii ali directions,- iike
spokM to a wagoo wheel, and then tH>
wa ? ni i.i: om in*w mowen over
i illy, and help t-ut the grass efl
tba meka,
Farmville needs some other Ihlop
tccordlng lo our notion?arana than
tba doM railrooda. SucbM a cannery,
md a tannery, and a wagoe bm i
and a cigar foctorj ot twa m
.veil a- half i|../.-n ping and HBoklng
obaceo foctoriea, and a foundry and
.mi mill, ll I am not mi-taken shs
iud soma of then once but they teem
n have played mit. Even the broom
actorj didn't .-oem t" I.i-t long I like
?mir town all right, Mr Editor, and
m aol Boding fault, bul it itrikw me
bal -.in.- of tin-e things migbl bs
oil I bops -ollie of your
mei prising pa 'pie a ill boob pul i
phillie win- mit Un- way. It WO
ilghty convenient and perhaps pratt*
ll.ie to ll".
Lightening struck Mr. Ira I
-'? and COI mb HIM yt -lei.lav.
ittlng lin-1.. the eorn-bouM, bul Mr.
?ilu- ran nut in the ram ami by
Miring water on tbe fin inaide tba
? tingulsbed it. No gnat dam*
'o WM d' ne
I i*. w, ( ullin.'".
11., Va., April 80, 1902.
... nu- ?.t Mr, Baromi Andar
... .ii ,\ i . snraute
I HUI i.e, tin nee to I lalli|xit;ii-SiiK
v tn it- Interred la the cemetery at
nit pine Ile dud at the hospital ill
li i-lniiK frmn injinn - -u-tained by
liing from bis eugine, while carrying
rain frill Norfolk to
Iel.md. Hi" engineer, Mr. C.
oink-, did nol mi-.- him until he had
,' thirteen miles, Hs wm nnl
arrangements muid he
ade, but wa- found BOOOOacfoua.
ii" happened about ll a. in Sunday,
ol in* remained in thia condition until
i' lo.-k Monday murnini; When Inn
irit paaaed away, lb- wa- held in
gb e-teein here, and Iii" many fiiend
oiiru bis untimely death.
A ?pi No. 1
a. . nun ul ate the "Krothi rhnod" of
bleb ba ami a member, sud bis
ends a forge number af which at
inbd bi- burial.
Mi? Lottie Bradshaw, tba eighteen
iir-nld daughter of Mr Ben Bradshaw,
?d Monday and wm buried I
ternoon in tba Crewe cemetery.
A primary vvai held in the town
igbl i" n enlnatecouncilmen,
oppoelog factions, and much
tareel ii being taken.
tin- Parks PlashM
Fivk FoBKa, Y v . April. 90,1902.
Karmen an* huey gardening and
(paring land" fm corn and tuba.
beat crops are improving.
M -- Pattie i Kenn and Mr. Pinkney
tung, of Prospect, ann tbaguaata ol
- ran, Saturday and Sunday.
M i-- Kona I Lure Flam is Vlsi Ung her
nt, Mi- Luther Ford, near Madlaon*
Mr". W. W. Swan -pent la-t Mondaj
th her daughter, Mn C. Locket!
? in tck,
glad |0 Welemne Min I
yan Harri- boms agalo. sin- bm
?ii visiting friends and nial rm la
rmville.
dies Im/ Richardson died April 15,
I wa- buried al I'un *> Ridge ? bun b,
ir l'ainplin City. 'I lie I
v b es wen conducted by Ree. Mr.
berteon, "f Prospect 1 bs bi
inly have the di epe-t sympathy of
? neighborhood.
,\ .? wiefa lo ax pram eur sympathy to
iberaved family of Mr, l>. C. Crate,
io died at hi" li iii", m ai Kiri
Igbte, lng, April 2Sth
be little daughter of Mr. K. K
uutt ba- bean quita ik k, bul i
iiii better.
for. .Mr. Pai-ley, of Kamplin,
, burch Sunday
? ry tony to leam thal Mr-.
ton i- on tbe sick
raft,
Taggle Kink I wink-.
A. ii..v Yv . April 90, 1902.
li. M uk L. Philip", of Richmond,
I preach morning and i
v ebureh tba second Bub*
?of May.
? .*.,univ,
i v i-itiiikr hi-r-i-ter-in-law,
i. Kittitu'er, retiiined Saturday.
Ml a few
- in Ljmcbborg la-t iraak.
a klin. nf Ab-ln,e, l
tunf her Mater, Mr". I! barta,
[eean Hamlet and Joe Allen, of
dway, visited thia neigh
Ir?. Kel!
. k with
ni
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Darlington llehrlitt Dots.
ii vni.iM.i'N Hxion is, Va . I
April,
eople are bu-y preparing their laud
T
it
und planting norn, ibu dry season
ba.- lAfova baafe the lugdlaud farmer*.
Inn. i-apical eoiiiplaiut SfsSBfSty
Ofpfoaia, IfoueaUMtflad one man
iii tell tint utyt ba bas plassy of pfoafo,
if Uwdqrafafl continues the highland
katti are bound togo up.
Mr- Kettle A. Cobb, who lian beeu
w-ituiK in Charlotte, returned to the
neighborhood, and will be the guest
"I Ler nblldara this Bummer.
We are Morry to hear that Mr. Joliu
Sh'pper-.u had hi" bSUm and | in?
tent" daatwyad by lire last Sunday.
-Mr. Kdgar Sellable, of iiamjiden
Sidney, WM the guest of Mr. rtam
Wilker.-m Sunday.
Mn C. IC. Watson, who baa beeu
"iek, i? nut and looking well.
Mr-. J. V, Connelly, of l'amplin
City, han invented a grubbing machine
that ni I ib, mure wnrk in one day
with one home and one hand, tiiau ten
hand- will flo in two day*.
Wet Sallie lime, of lillipilli, died
foal Saturday. She wan interred at
the md hmm-.-tead Monday.
Our friend, Mr Finely, the iii"iirauce
agent, ams arith ua foal weak, We are
alway" glad to have hun with u-, he i*
-" pfoasaal
On Kriday la--t at bin linnie near thin
place, Mr. Clem Crute died aced fl
vear-. He wa- taken nick on Friday
morning arith a nlight pain in lu- -ide,
but did not complain vary much, ami
later in the day he walked atmut the
huune. At 1 p. in he wan taken wnr-e.
At 6 o'clock heeio-ed lu-eye-in death.
He leave-a B ifeati'l live children John,
Willie, Nnrvel, Kettie and Mattie.
Mr. Crute wan born and raised Ifl
:lil- county. He nerved three yeal"
n the war, OUlfoting in the company
'rom Ki.i'" Depot ia wlueh he nerved
is .flag barrier, Hewisdlaebaiyri au
teeounl Of bin nur, bul later iii) he
olned Co. A from Farmville. Betvad
me year in the ini Ya., regiment sw
fog hearer, eoOMMOdad by Col. lt. A.
tookee.
Hi" remalli" wen* taken to Spring
'reek cemetery and buried mi Sun
lay la"t. The .-ervieen were eon.lueted
ty Kev. Mr. Couch.
Karunille (.railed uml lli-li "Minmi.
K .11 of honor for the week ending
Lpril Si
High School -Kate BMfSOtt, Kcr
lard Kaldwin, Killian 'lhmnpnaii,
Yarren Wall.
liriibn: 7). Ki//ie Davin, Ethel
Jgon, Hugh Harland, Locket! Wallon,
Villi*- w.
Bettie Mellanalti.
(".). LoUfoS (Kay, Mattie Harton,
.sa Ligon.
(I . I'.i-il Jack-mi, Kona liilltain,
, .*r. Annie Univ, Hettie Hay
lilith.
(.{). Hunie Lig..n.
: Mary Annie We-t, Kutti Gar?
on, ffmntStl WobttSt, Sammy Woot
)U.
(1). Taylor Went, Lawrie Thomp
ni, Howard Kigmi, John McDauald,
lara Skinner, Myrtin Skinner.
i.ike a Drowning -Van.
"Five years ago a disease the doctors
illed dyspepsia took such a hold of un?
lit I t niild scarcely go," writes ibo S.
?mli, well known attorney of Nocona.
, \, * I look quaatitiM M pepsin and
In r iii. .heines but BOtbfog kelped me.
i a drowaiag ana arabs si a straw I
?il.lie,, at Kodol. 1 blt an improve
tnt at nm e au I lifter a few bottlea am
un I sad wi ii." Kodol is the only
oparatfoa whick exactly npradaan
e natural degSSliVS juices ami BBUBS*
lently ls tin* only SM wlilch dfossM lUf
?*. ililli!
Katmai
p. i- rn- tn -panning nn the BoMfofB1
?met.-iy will ba dealt with to the full
.tent of the law, Beesntly Meerai
li-, , , .1 ir (nm have In-en cut.
I'"ur Normal Behool
Supplies, go to
CRIDLIN BROS.
IcAlpin's
Dyspepsia
Remedy.
fiats All,
Except i
Cures Dyspepsia.
;Alpin Dyspepsia Remedy Co.,
Pamnllle, Il