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i \i;m\ iiii: heh vf
ll?AY, M \N In. li.
Insurance (hal Insure
. tli.it insures
there is
- ill
e paid
?
shes tl li?
lt policy.
We have lieen selling it
rs for
'? \ \LS.
I.j Mother.
a
l
1 the
:- ni.i-t
-
rt. Vt \
i univ Hie
. . .'. .
ah- iii town
? dillon nf the
? . ' -
i ? Uourtbouee
? ii-tall.
. : I ..le le t Wedneeda? fur
ill be during
? III. Il nf
it Che
? I un-, of I
,1- nt I lie Xor
? it i'lul J ir
M tie ??! bia
Washington?
' vv hell it hus
a i
:<i; and
Ibe Ice
li this
? the armory.
Mi- Addle
-
mwlieri s we have
-
.righten
ii iunl much
I ni . \K ini iy
? t iiii-- th -
ti visit
-
many eil
* - .-i july
? ty out
?en. I'illl
? ? - - ? |>leiiti
S -. iiii, ii".
? I j I-t Baptial
? 1 Ins ri -
I thii Bock, tn hi -
? Jinn- l?t. IK
church nt i.
the new
m ibe mooth
I ('hurlittt
i
Mr. Littleton
i - the beloved
i-i hureh, iiiul
. ? ..f this
. igbh i, Mn.
'? '
. !., writing "f
ii i , ?
I n mg tin* well
. ag the ineet
i'ji 1 Anderson, of
.???*. .ii,.- in the
:n the alum*
ding the ! i
hr Anderaon li
.? d Im- a b ?
lt m ne i.f the
- "ifly.
.luville wini
? 1 ii, ipending ii
' muk mn twu
ii true of the In
. 11 v il It- ni
I nard arc
?
-. they
?
linen) will i .
I'liele I- 111.
I r
I- .
1). M.. tiiij .,( Tnwm < .'inn il.
'Hie I'.,vi ii Coundl lint ln-1 a
nihill nt liiiii paul H o'do I. Tin men
ben pi.-eui w.ie May,.! Kl mt.m, pt
ailinn: Meaara. 1 i I lambert, J. I
k (Jillian .1 K. Marti
Di W. I. Anderaon and ll i \\ i
' . a
\ I he wrgeant a reporl waa m follow
'
.
?
i liim. i,
I hf treaaur .v,i- read ai
followa:
? a
ll l-l
? minuit under the bead of ii
i aa followa:
..le
.. .
-
The following accounta against tbe
town were read, approved ami ordered
to be i ?
K. W. Ca, .,, ||, . 1 J , , | ? | J | , .* ,
i ? M. I E ? | || I
lt. N. J Ol | 75
a ..111
i-ii. Mm- ii r.i
ii. ... \.
I. H. Ml 1 I, A.- 7 41
Karmvllle Mtg Co., lumber. Ar. . . IIB
O. T. Wit lu. mi
The Ordinance Committee i n
an iiitliiianee prohibiting the littering
np nf the Cou rt houae equate with
-
.vi,- adopted un.ter a auapensioa ol
Capt. BurtOD tallie before the OOUOCil
offering tbe count] - -?? prop
erty to the town f. >r Un.nalderatit n
lt U-ini: oppoalts the tOWO
wm explained t.i thc
council that in a few years thi- pr ip
erty will become valuable as addition?
al burying ground.
.Mr. Kramliert moved that the to WO
take the peal bowe property at the
price named. Carried
l'he question nf replacing thc old
rock iinvv being removed frmn Main
heated dlacuaaion
between Mewn, Wall and I
Tbe latter contended 'hat Iberoaboald
be tbe aame proportion of rock pul on
Baptial Uni aa tbe council bad directed
.eil <m High ami "th' i
airreeil a ith Mr (iilliam, bul
inaiiitaiutilth.it the rock should be
plaeed tir-t on such atm la aa an moa!
used by the public. In this opinion
incurred, lt wa
irdered thal tin* nexl paving with tbe
done mi 15a|iti?t Hill, aftei
which a sufficient .j nan ti ty i.f r. .ek will
>e iiii..we.! sv. T. Doyne to pave along*
lida hi- atora bonae.
Mr. j. A. Armistead was granted
ii to erect a frame dwelling
Randolph -
(in ni..timi nf Dr. Aii.lers.iii tbe oom*
liittee having limier conalderation tbe
mprovemeal of the atreel leading lo
he proposed m? paiaengei station,
.linell with Instructions to In
brm tbe officials of the Norfolk ami
iVestern, that tho town will make m
? eta foi
lauitabie approach lo the content.
Jated atation mi ? ? i Beach
The council was Informed thal ii is
he Norfolk and Western's Intention lo
i with all iiniilerii
mprovements.
f thanks wu- extended Kev
>i Kirby foi a moat cordial InvltaUon
o attend In a body the state Baptial
Laaoclation, now In aeseion at tbe Flnl
iii ti-t Church, eolorad.
on iimti.ni nf Mr. Wall, seeondi d bj
ll I i uni,, it, all tree- linell' .humer?
us h. life ami property by reason of
tie cutting of roots necessary t" put?
in: (liiwn nev pavements, will he
it down.
Haperrlsen' Meetfag.
lin- Prince Edward Bupi
i-t Friday with all members present
A peUUon asking the Board tn allow
. \\. Overton the full amounl ?
poa fur eru-s-iayiiiir Bycemon B t
in vv as lani mi the tul.le.
The 11 Instructed t" I ny
mw wagon fui tin- use of road work*
Bills against the county amounting
approved ami ordered
i i.e paid.
I i Hale.
.\ meei..! of Jersey bellera from ?wa
ivlng frmn *J I" .'? it.- ..I buttai i ?
r, ice n sa mable.
W. B. Oatxs.
Im Hint.
My country residence, near lown,
x i'.i<.in-, garden, and fine water, for
nt at reasonable pi
w. ii Rich ianeoN.
K. III. Mm klnililels riillllel*. \y I' -
Iiiiiim* ( .mi).ant.
The animal meeting of the Block
.Men nf the Planters Warehouse
impany will be beld In Farmville,
ay 19th, at 1 o'clock, P. M. K I
temi in person ur send youi proxy.
Very respectfully,
J Ni l. R. \l Mil IN,
a I''!
Kuli ul H.. ar.
Hampden-Sidney Public Behool,
.-ek ending Maj ''. IMS
Harry Hamlet. Geo, Butcher, < bar
The ili-Hler in uml
e weather profits.
Boring fever germs au- mi the jump.
Bapi ki (.einf.ii \-mii in imi.
The li. i.i! \ ? .<-:.?! i. >t i uf Vllginl
ad I ,-t- met iu in fourth an
mi th. Kirai H iptlal churel
h. ie Wadi. sday "t"iDing ai i" o't lock
The meetings ara attended by ai
ovei vv belmlngly large delegation, then
i .11 present raj reeentlnf
evel V -e, ll mi uf lill- Stale. .\ I tin
me there is being held in
Petenburg another association ni
colored baptista, a hlch also ia known sa
atlon "f \
The dividing of the brethren ueeurreil
smne f , .-..Iii- -uiii that
tin friction which cauaed thi- dlvlaiou
. ami inti'v whu
then opposed co-operation vi uh the
?I iunt Southern Baptists
??v lute ,n educational ami m
.-I'?- -ee h'lW Ililli
it i- nut the beal thing for them *
tin- interest of the Boothera black a.
, ihe-- uf tin- preaident W i .lue -
iliiy im i : ng and forcible.
I the An* ind linn
in theil t Uiii- to keep doa n i i
. -in in the w.iik of the
church throughout tbe Hi ite and Ihe
Boutb. He begged that tbey .airy no
i lu their
priori j
Wv.In. aday afters i in Prof. < '?. E..
. i.ii.*--. .1 ti. \- ition on
? Finance." Al the even?
ing -e--i..h tin* annual lennon was
i bj Rev, laaac Lee, J
Ki..f. Jinn-, of the colored i Diversity
at Rit Inn ni, -puke ahly iunl in .
forceful -ivie on the "Keligioui I
riiiii i- holding n ?
nighl -.-- ? i,-, and will continue until
Buuday night.
I bey bave planni 'I to raia
ind the
ineini.ei- j reeeol express themselves
Dg ii?mell of thia amounl
The meetings are Interesting and
profitable. Excellent preaching, in
spiring mu*
Ing pervading throughout.
I'll i i.-i- v , M .i;n ino Bi hos.
Much of the lillie in (bl
? n up tin- morning In intro?
ducing correapooding m
vial) i-.
Kev. t. a Green, of tbe
lisl church, address) >l the Aaeo
.'lill lull.
Kev. s. ii 'i i, impaon, ol tbe white
Baptial church, .?( Fanni Hie, waa In
troduced to tbe body, and addreaai .1 ll
at length. IK stated among uther
things that be waa Just from the Con?
vention whit) i at Asheville, V C.,
itml that the ? <' red Baptial brother
wai Un u? -i.i in Unit Convention,
rhal tbe two races in the Bout!] loved
?ch other and understood each ..ther
..-il . . ni enough in
IheBoutfa I ibor to
.'ethel in ' land of lunabiue and
I .wt i- foi M1*. i Ile made a
ouching a| peal t" the brethren to lay
rn- well fur working fur the
' him with Hu ii
i.ture |.Ians f.r their uplifting in Je-iis
.,?1 I.f ii
to randi i tba
I.e.
The speakers made tbe attiking
mint that the deatiuiea or the two
. u and mysterious
ray bound t I thal ? hi n
? Hie uther falls,
od when one rises, to sn extent tbe
Uni would rise just a little higher,
Kev. B. N. Va ?, ll l?.. S'.lltheril
I uf tin- American i
'ubileal lon Society of Philadelphia,
'a.. waa Introduced and spoke t" the
ody
ll 'III the I
pp! LVIege to tbe eflect that
. i i.-tm of Divinity was
illy uf that -
i. Kev. (.. W. *'?.le K. n. of Dan
. .ami Kev. A. Chile-, ol .
elpbla, Kt
The collectlona of the Aasociation to
u- wu ,- M.000.00,
We ?iii rej tics vv in u tbeextntrains
n the N A s\ an- running regularly
ml i n -,-ln tillie lillie.
I.Il III lille l.r.llllll ililli He'll Nelllllll.
Kuli nf honor fur tbs week ending
?
High Behool Kuti* Bidgood, Bet*
ir.i Baldwin, Lillian Thompaan,
emetriu ey Winston.
(Indee: ' Ethel Ligon, Hugh
artaud, Locket) Walton, Lissie
i; ti ? McDonald. Ben
\-i Ligon, A11 -
.* ?"il.
11 . Basil Ja keon, Kenn Oililam,
ert Beabei I ? Smith, Ton
ie Ligon.
. w alkei Paulett, Signors Thomp
ij lor.
Knh Garnett, Gertrude Gilliam,
Robinson, Travia Chick, M ny
I ... -i West, Howard Ligon,
.Im McDanald, Las rle rhompe >n,
aia Bklnner, Myrtia Skinner.
Beard ni Registrars.
Ai Board of Registrar! foi thc Farm
, ? M igiateiial ili-triet under the l<r? ?
.-e.I h. w t institution, Dr, Mi I -
nine, mir representative, appointed
L R. Vena " W. H.
Icbardson and W. E Dai Idson. Tbe
-t named gentleman declined the a|
liniment hereupon Dr. Mcilwaine
im, ,| i n .r Winston lo complete
Sell I'll.lei timi
manda Ina) you !?? on tl
,- that yon ' gel Painkiller Pi rrj
ivie' when ymi ask foi ll
.il, is will irv ami penuadc you lo
ke something else, claimed to
naial upon getting Painkiller,
e remedy vv in. b baa been tbe woi d -
mily d<
Mop iliatih i i. griping palm iu tbe
imach ur bowels, dysenti ry, etc.
irge bottlea -''mini SO
1 have your lliea-iire taken I'V
P. Richardson he gu i
S|l.l|l S||,,|- al Kel*-..ll- ililli Illili*,--.
/ ?/ tor Herald.
it'll that "Hunting Ki. -erve." in tin
'? "miy uf Charlotte, ..f arhlch I bavt
made meotion In Hie columns "
the Herald, ;unl timi it a i
tive ami ini| resell in;, i -:. Mr. E
H. Maud -i
je.-t.ir uf Ihe -ellem .1
He- righi man in ti,.
Ill- Uni -I. p via- I. ire Mie ex
elusive bunting i
10,000a . i. which s
inui annuallj ai.? uf tbe
laml owners abo i .1- farm
I'T Ile* pur| ?!, I..1.1 m.* be
Would I'-* willing h. make t^ -
fur h.ll.tl.er .*. ll-l.I
ll
ami [mt hunters .Mi \| .
i tu gpend lu- 'in..* going over
Hu-1 remises, tu proven I all mai
uni tin- uf u-t if would
make lieu choice hunting ground
within a few year-, hut in addition tn
L- lille tu Le Hi: I | ?; fm- laml-.
?mie int.. tbe depths ol tbe
bough! bli cabin b
dow i'ii-v raising pheasant*, training
dogs, pis . :? ii and cultivating
choice roaee, A ' ? sing a
vii -..im- ba< i
"it i- imt g.1 foi m in t ? be i
I be ; .:.? of the English
variety and are iunl- of ,
Tin- laj
cumulating, and hen- ol
called intu requieitiou to do tbe
. ii -.? bilda an to !??? grown iii
.'ui.i i-. 1.1 loose "n tb
and many of the farmer- are raming a
up mi w blob tbey
ted t" feed.
In the meantime parti
lng tbemselvi -. aquirn la a:.- having
? -Inn uf all th- trees, Mollie
?'tluil tan- an* frisking about fruin
lielil I" li.-l.l v. bile Hie ileii I- ?
these ??-? ,11 -:? i. .| v al. - ' tu enj iy a
innol timi ?
Tbe object of Mr. .Manie i- ai ra pl j'
I. make tin- the m nuni?
ng ground in ali Virginie with tbe
lope, w.-ii founded too, "f attracting
he millionaire eportamen uf ti.
v ie. win paj princely prices f r ea
lu-ive privili
li- - . ? il. training il
?i uera, and
teing handsomely i
Thi- i- a m-w v entura iii \'
nil I will watch it with .
nest,
I met wnh i retired merchsnl on a
um recently, wbo wa- m.
? ilh enthusiasm a- In* watcln
ew plowa ami i'l.*.iitei- at work lu bia
? 'I-. Ill- health Iiui Le. I, -mi
ruken hv atrenuoua life l? bimi
?I- iiml between bi it . "el be
- .mt in!u the u| en i nu nt ry
ilh the bope ol wooing back ';
iil.le--. anil having been told that
iLur wa- acarce and unreliabli, lie
:i- undertaking tu supply himself
ith machinery (?? lake the i i
nil, ami riL'ht well hail he
l iii doing that. I i,. i-i i aaa
corn Held io well pn pan H, and the
e- mail w lin hail .1 .rn- i: bad Leen
ding comfortably an i
i int. Weak aa i i. ex-ni rchati t
as in body In- i.,t ih ii ni u"
iiilil grow a good ami paying crop.
ut fal from tin- lunn l ? .
her, ami IhmiL'h Ihe farmer
.'mi acres of good land,
. ? ?( he li, 1
the .1
mlilii't make | .i.i-h't
i ii j .-to il i'.- min bli "1 st?
ation paid t>. barn-yard manun . doi
sprig
ilure. "li waa ever tim-.'' uni vs ii;
? tu the i ml.
I an bumble bi n
-t Wei ;.
fat lightwood in touch uf a huge
Dod i'i!''. iunl both in touch "f tbe
uk room. Meeting ? nh a Deigbboi
tie l had gone nut uf sigbl "f the
m. I aaked a bo lived tin re and waa
M. "Tin- beal former in the neighbor
wd." I knew it ],, I s.iw
at Wood Iiii'- My Inn
.Vi .1 Willi [itv W hell I |' I ? il e.'llll
v hume, occupied bi man ami * Ke
it m. children. I found at un.* such
.m.-, however, a partial substitute
,? van! l] J eruvv.h.l with
Irplog chickens with the hun-'
the llinl-t bullet th IU any hive uf
nilli:.;; tum*. Bbl.nhl call
.-in i.v name, ami a bile tbey will
, d I" .all her mother they will
ntribute -.me brightness snd i I
,- ev. rv day life-work.
I n,..* .-, folio* mortal the othei day
th unclipped and unkempt hair, un
tabed ami unsightly body, uncleanly
.1 unattractive clothes, untied nml
itidj -h"t*-. Haded snd forlorn look
I hat, wuii a sad countenance, aiui.
doubt, -mi.ier heart, imt witb i
I nf money, n ? itened
len he I....keii at that, hut wen- .hui
? I lustreless when he looked Into tl e
?e uf another brothel man. Bul one
- mi earth, ami th.it ..f gah
II ami ever Hu- agonizing i rj m
ive, give." heh ami vei n bankrupt,
mey ami yet miserable. "What
.1- we mortals be."
I heard one fannel say i" snotber
m. i l a III | ???? you -even dollars
those i
mv pl ne " I don't know w bethel
Iding in the ill'. I' -t "f the
Wf tr.i-t" ur nm.
beard a mun down in Um
mml- mie illl.V lil-t we. h
; that we hii'l juill['.'1 frun mid'
nter intu mld-summei at.bound.
ami the lilllie 'lui look wann if imt
? itiviy hut.
bayen'I mentioned anj thing aboul
lng fur a month oi imi.-, bul I will
- ju-t hen* that I iinl bave fol :
, . - bash ami
iwn wallie- that were ju-*
. thing King Edward will
re mi i-ui.iiatl.il 'I .
I I \ 11:1 ' ?
Sheppards Shots.
Sm.!?:? viii-. Va . May I I, 1902.
I ? ? for the
* ?
evi uing
bj wiml ami bail. Mr. K. n I
bad la i d di -v u, and quite
a nilli;i ? - were ii| -
i have beard
of m. ;
Ito feel thankful
fm th. ej vt ill
'
men in
DO valnl
Ing the
i .!. all. burches there w ill
.
w.-ll a- spiritual Instruction .
a lol uf i . .i folks
Went . I
to Waahiugtou. Messrs. I om i
aud Mi-, l: H.-,.u r. j
un Ihe uee.i-iuii.
Mr. W I
vi' ll. .
After
I'i -i. .1 I", a :.'i|i tu Kv neb
I.uri:, 1.
Drake'* Braarl lint-.
In: vm - Ki, vn. il, \' v i
May I Uh. I
coming intu thia
in uki t, md continues tu -eil a ?
i- a fail . i'beal i- i wklng
nut nothing like a full crop.
Everybody layi it i- lei.
The young men uf lown
hauling t
i '? mien- an- looking
j ii,, iii.ii
hil.'. ..f Mi J I. K.
Ihe groom i- a
? ii-iin -- m.in uf Hu- place, anil
he iiui- .. me itml charm*
if Rei. Mr IK qi
? i I ward.
Capt. ami .M . i ? it tn
i ami- iii N iih ('a,
.Mi- S f Kv-vu
,t Hoti Clifton n y< uti "lay.
tim v. M
They
I
>.iy at ' . burch in thi
ii e.
Imim i,
j from
I'.ill.ini I'niii -
I'..I I \
busy
lill,III,L' .' Il
. the rains
ml I Hunk
ly. W heal
ml clover have improved very mucb.
fol ami garden
mw lui; li - are i .ini. ? n plentifully.
uiniuuily ? .
I the sudden dratb "f Hr. K. H.
augban, on tbt lay. He '?> ill
a wile
.'I fm.I
i line
?iiu.ii ia i .ii Holiday
Providence church, ll
Mrs. P
Mias I
:,i uni.
In Anderaon la
ty- in Richmond.
Mr. U
cut Baturday and Bundey >vuh Mr.
111i-i?.. 11 aton.
Mr. Overbj Beaton snd .Mi- Hulls.
11 Ililli ll* al Hj ing Vi-it tU Mr. l ' a
?nlay a
Mi I'f. i- bi 'I Miss Ann R Roberts,
i iewe. apenl md Bundey
nh .Mi .in-. ..f I'
Olekao nih i lags.
<?i i-i.... Vs . May, I ?. !'?".'.
There baa been a greal deal "f alck?
? in Ku- neighborly i \m
th W lille ililli i* l|l
.Mr-. F, C. Anderson, wh 11 i
pee, i- uni luviiii:.
,- Ui n
. - .-?
Aunt gurnella R j re
e.iiii.le i.i.l colored worn i
. and bet while fiieml- bat i
ml to Inr.
Aunl .-"i-iiii June- bea <?
It'll tu In .
M -- \
rneil fr un a i - in Rich
i- I... 11 v.-ry ill at her
-
Mr-. C. I' I Ba - ami ln*r twu little
: a week with her mother,
-Kl'
- lille Klam i- DOW in Crew.- ,,u
i-a io berooueln, Miss l. mn Harvey.
Ar. ailinn Articles,
An i\i m. Va. M iy. I
'.li-, iiii,:. . i bel haly
m- up uid are ipending
. - w ith her 'i "mit-,
im neighborhood ..?
r-. d w ml one nf the
ipecton
1
:. v w .
bool houae
?
Hi-. "
i.lien and I. i
? ut un the ll. M. Whit!
-lull t
?rUil ~
f lu
'illliva*
.-.I
itlonallj .
lill-..k Tink I ill..'-.
I un... k, Va., May. il. I""-'
lin* tmnen ara nf aen
?helli have lilil-i
an* bedding bibacco la
.at the!
.1 ni in* overgrow d before iin*;
?Il'i gel llnil laml I
are up Vet}
pntlj ami - nie uf the jieujile villi liavi
vegetables in about thin s
Mi-- Fannie Boldon, nur seboo
teacher, bas returned booie, in I bal
lotte. I hey ari all glad 1" have hei
i ii. imt ii. i icbolan
ami frieml- regret parting willi Inr,
hut hope -III* Will he WIth li
next I .
Peck Mission Kami lint at
tl ten o'clock. A
good manj sn m. mben ..f tin
Prosper! Pickings.
Kim-in i. Va, May, 1 ??, IMS.
Kn-) u influx nf
illy, among tbem Mi asia
,.. Mason, m Pamptat, J. Eda In
Hain-, Arthur Allen, Herbert and
Dorsej Davis, uf Farmville,
Brown, of Lynchburg, F. a GUIs, .-f
Hixburg, and James S. Nunm
- Branch.
eeek, Misses Boee ami Kubela
Brightwell returned from Lynchburg
W hen- Kiev hail a v. iv el
.-nnil Mi-.- s.-utt Nelson.
Mr. K. Conway Hurt, of this place,
i-in Rkbmood, vialting in- grand*
Mr. ami Mi-. Hughes, b ifore
leaving fur the West.
Mi-, r. fl I wei dj -,
ami Wednesday In tin- inn city.
Mr.atiil.Mi-. Henry Campbell spent
.Saturday and Bundey with Irieods in
Karmi Ufo,
Mr. N. H. Mason led yeeterday fur
Diaputanta to attend the marring! ><t
ii- relatlvi -, Mt Henrj Binford.
With Hu* return nf wann weathei
mr young people are anticipating
nany picnics ami dances,
"Children's Dey" exorcist - will be
Branch church on tbe
? iv uf tin- mouth.
I lille i .alllagB,
rn, Va., Maj i ?. IM2,
Ma- Kate Kelly anti Mr. W.-ley
'.liker wei,, married in Portsenouth
i-t Wednesday, by Bee. O. H.
I. la.len. late of Crewe. They return
. unlay, md "III I'.'iir.i with
I..- in.ie.- - mother, Mrs. s. H. Kelly.
bia was not a runnaway, bal a fanny
f the yong people Miaa
tr beary accompanied them, and wai
mill of honor.
Mi .1 '? Ads wort by anti Miss I
; .1.hm, daughter of Mr. B. Bobbitt,
r thia town, wera married in Uo'um
U-, ohiu, Monday, al the home of the
-tel. Mi-. P. B. Karke. I In-.v
.''ll "'I I.V "ll N '? la
. Petersburg, when they were
indi red a reception by Mi-. I? hutt,
i mint of .Mi-s Bobbitt
luill- . announcing the
? of Mr Page Johnson ami
.iiuie Adswortby Park
?r hume in Smithfield, Va
Th.* above are ail popular young
?u|.|e of mir town ai I
tiona are tbe miler of the day.
,\ meeting ls In progress al tin
etbodlat church this week, conduct
I by the pastor K'-v .1 T Taylur
mil crowds attend ami much in
manifested.
Tbe public school dosseoa I inlay.
Mr- J. H. Ii I her -.Inml
i \\ .iin. -I tv. Those winning
,iian .lum-, < iuniiiii Pbenlx,
I na ton Mum- ami Stuart Scott,
Mi-- Ea tel le i ibsppell, a ho bes been
-i-liuj,' M r-. Hines, leave- fur her
.m.* iii i 'inri..tte county Satu.iday.
Mr, <" >rge Rl< benison bi quite -iek
in- home "ii Mh .\.
Mra. ll a l age ?- \ isl li ng in l. ?
. c.
Mi? i tm- returned tn
ewe, after spending a week at
smpden-Bidi
.Mi? Kihee Ililli- alni Ml? A. K.
:iv. -. "f in.- Bleekstoas Inetltute,
-ite.I Urawa Saturday returning mi
i. i Monday evening.
Laneatnrg Letter.
Ki NKMiriiii "ll. May. I 1, 1901
In Lunenburg Ciiuntv court
v. tin . Governor, tho
in jail tn in* timi foi felony, the
i-ii the |i l-uuer ami eulllllimi
ittoraey agn eil t" .- mUnns
mill June it rm.
Kev. j, ,\. Paisley, "f Pemplln -
: .hiv before feeterday (Bun*
,v at l .1,. ter Presbyterian Church,
.i .i si * in- -".' -t leal eight ot Mr.
m. J. K
Hr. Morton, wno i- practicing
?didne at the <lourtbouee, ia)- it
i recently discovered that
ht will .-ure .- insumptioa ami
. .1 that In* i With
n-uiii|it.beexpecteto take North
ten ti ? it hu- -ie ?
I learn that Hie -eh! nilli,I in I.
rong fur ti,. i': -ii uf
ii-titutimi.
?-.".li-l
iii-ter f.r weet Lunenburg Circuit,
II be married Dex I Wi dues lay. the
h. h. M:-- Hut;-, of BUDSS lek OOUn
I'he finnier- in Hu- vinni' .
illly piting their laml- rem,
,nt tobacco tiie Dex) -?
lian- l.ilk.
Tka* I i'u , Va , 1
1- I .i Mr. B. J.
? of 11 nm 1 : -
. K. K Wilson, Jr., nf Mt I.
li w , . J..lin
Iliams'Bund i
Ir- A H. ?'? I ? milln ii,
.' I 'tm {. I ll)
Ir. W. M. Oilliani uml wife, I f
mpden-Bidney, were tin- n
-t- nf Mr J ?!,- U .-I,
: A. Martin, f ti H f I
I
I
Kurkeviiie, peeaehei an HaeBeal
-erin ni at siian.n Sunday. Text;
lin". , .melli ihe end. 1 Dor. Ititi.
i Mr. 8.1 .- Retuned frmn
( Kiehin.ii.l. very min h lapteeed u,
. .th.
W'e learn that Mr. M. T. Daniel, a
f...met Prince Bdwurd boy, is .new
<'m.'iii, Macenehaeetti M ??
wi.-h him iniieli -in ,-,--.- in hi- new
inine.
Mi- Fannie Harland wa- the guee!
"f Mr- T n. Braes I -ml .V
leiden lai I-.
li i liv. v v . Mit I ;. lim.'.
I he * i leorge Hmi-ii Meeton Hand"
held Its Meting at Lenee
iiurilay night, the 11th. A
very InlerootlBg talk .ii mi-.-i,.1 -
given hy K.v Mr. Harry.
Miss nessie Barksdale, wim ha- been
-J. Dding -"lin lum- with her hr.iher-,
'auk, letatned lniiie Sunday.
Mi-- Mary Priddy i- \i-iunn her
brother m-ar Farmville,
Mi? Ki?ie Rocket sprat Bundey
night with Mi? li.?ie Karksilale.
Mi- Sallie Hali hett ami Mi-. Q, 0
Womat k ami hali- daughter, Emmie,
(..iii neel Keyarillot flatted at Mr. J.
I' Mt ? Mw *- Saturday.
Bel Mr. Harry Ailed In- regular ap
polUtmeal at Mt. Pleasant Sunday
a. m. Mr Harry spent Saturday night
al Mr. I li. Ku,-.i, '-.
Hiee Aile Allen, who has been stay
Ing with ber sister In Dinwlddle, i- at
her father's, Mr. Jim. H. Allen, where
-In- w ill spend the -millner.
Mr. anti Mr-. Henry Campbell, uf
Ki apect, visited relative-, in Bm neighs
borbood Saturday ami Sunday.
The "Epworth Leegue" will held
it.- tegular meeting at Mt. Pleeennl
?i.\i Saturday night al I o'clock, ah
m..rdiallj invited t" attend
.Minuit Lelgl Barings.
Mi. I.ku.ii. Va, May 14th, 1 Ht
Mr. lum Miller rlsttod Mends m-ar
Rice, Be lanley ami Bundey.
Mr. Besil Brum Spent Saturday
Bight with Mr. J.ihn A. Clark.
Prof. M. A. Martin, of the 8. B. f. I.
Burkeville,dined at Mr. I. T, Clark's.
Mr ami .Mi-. John K Walton, "f
Paraville, apentBundey al Mt Leigh.
Mi-- Maie Critllin, une nf Kurke?
viiie- m.,-t popularjronag latiies, spent
-lui!.lav .uni Monday willi Mi-- K :tn ii ii*
I'lark."
Mr. J. W ade Kow Ikes wa.- at .Mr. B.
I', w ilsoo'a Bundey.
Mr. Junie-T. Bruce wee tbe guee! ot
Mi. K. K. Wilson, Jr., this
I' iihelly, uf CallipU'll,
uni Mi-s Witt Footer, of Travia an
ie-t- at Mr. J. T. Clark
I Ile Kui .ll l'.l|l. I.
A g,.ml linly Bald uf the HSBALD'S
liii-iiaie.l i?lie: **ii is the bool paper
ii inui s. mach
iiiuiit mv brother in lt, ami every weed
til wa- tine.'' Ami the same is true
if eacb Issue of s widenwnke local pa?
ler, lt tell- ,,f your neighbors sud
?mir friends, and the man who isn't
ii.i-t interested in those about hun,
-tri a good neighbor blmeelC
There i- a larine plan in the w..rli|
rn the New Voth Herald, lull then
egbl tu be a sr ai mer place in your
ii-art, citlseoa of thia section ol \ ii
A, int the Fariiiville Herald, WhOM
ilgbeel ambition ls to Hrve tin- people
' i | i III '. III. al I,. \ lil
iii help t" mike it i.eit.-r ami better,
mn -t reqnesl is that ymi will
I nun Hut tu ( nhl.
Dysentery ls prevalent everywhere
i rammer end i- 'lue i" mleemslk'
lianna, i abruptly with In
im mat loo of the mucous lining
fibs largs boars!, in Amerton the
- ."1111111111, imt properly trout
I .1 e- lei t. -lill ll- -eri"ll-ly a- iii the
Perry Dat i-' Painkiller ls tbe
eal known remedy and the must efl*
tetons in tin* iieatnieht uf dysentery.
Sen.lill ll.Ul.I
ulky disc cultivator fm* sale cheap, at
:iuU-tT. SOO >V Cn. Call ami see lt.
I uri-. IHimhI 1'nison.
i .in* guaranteed af the wurst i .
iking four to iii torn holllee ot ti ti.
Botanic Ml.hmI Balm). Have y..u
?in- la boose er j"iutf, aleen, orup.
one. scrofula, son month, bbucu-mm
rhiiiiiati-in, oflenslvs eatarrh,
diing hair, f. - -. '*aii
?r, coppera olored ipots .' I bea B B,
. will heal every SOTO, mike ihe blood
ure ami rn h. ami -I .p every a''he. B.
. ti. teated thirty years ami euros
ipectally tbe deep seated old caaea.
ruggists fl. Trial treatment Bee by
riling Blood Balm Company, Atlanta,
i Medical advice given free by es*
rt- mi Mood poison. Write tinlay fur
Ivies ami trial treatment.
Hold bv M- C. Crute, DruuKist.
(?7/A
bu ?iftiature ii on -rtrj hoi of th? g?nuin?
Laxative Bromo-Quinine t?m?.,
i* remisly tb?? rurmtt rn fold !? -mt, day
fcAlpin's
Dyspepsia
Remedy.
'hats All,
Except it
Cures Dyspepsia.
cAlpin Dyspepsia Remedy Co,,
Piraillle, Vi.

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