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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
BONOB PCS TIIK PAST, HELPfflFOR IHi; PRESENT, HOPE POR TIIK KCTCHK.
V
v"" XIU FARMVILLE, VA., FBIDAY,NOVEMBER7,1902. NO. 6.
CITY DIRECTORY.
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GILLS, M. D ,
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ornCE over first national bank
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I jr R M 8IDGOOD,
- DENTIST.
? HAITI IL.
Lanwastcr & Mcilwaine.
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1.1',,.,. hf
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arch.
tl- C FRANKLIN
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
- ? VA.
Edward
'??url ot
1 0 WATKINS. R H WATKINS
WATKINS 4> WATKINS,
--ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
'.lill. VA.
.??I. I'uin
onl Ame?
lia, and i - t'tiiirt itt KichmonaL
lion 1'nnl Ki cases In bunk
C P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
in iKitli Stale nnil r'tsltriil
Hull,lui*-, Milln st..
- ilMVll.l.K, \ k
/? S. WING,
I'.
a . MI.AYV,
Green Bay, Prince Edward County, Va.
?^Courts:?State and Pcderal.
(1 H BLISS,
LL A IC HON KKK.
I A KM VII I 1
I li is nnd adjoin i uk
^'HITE A CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
? illy i 'ompom
.VK.I.K. VA.
t.\TIUCT Ol WWII i J
ls frequently adulterated WK
WILL (J1V1 IT TO roo
RE made tltreet from the
Pure Kroiiinl S|
ii. (. (Kin:. sVooorost.
When io Need
< ti. a good, bracing
DRINK, . . .
Cali, poh
Did Henry Whiskey.
Always the time.
Mild, Mellow
and Pure.
- i by
HUGH O'GARA,
i:m\ ii.i.k. Y k.
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s:
NOTICE!
0 Kit lonou,I.,Ion I lull lose.
R. FRANCENE'S
riB ? s In tli.
. H.- r.iiroi
I nnil llllllll-slle.
..ear rOIIDd, li speeinlly.
Hall abell, jm rkeso, *t mom,
Fri
Half-f:
16 cenis,ami St cents.
? ?lit*..
vs. m.
&05, 907 E. Broad St.,
BatfUoBB from Hie (Hy Hall,
Richmond, Va.
#
T
A
I!
Hie
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
rohealthj Kidnm Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil?
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu
matism come from ex?
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
lt used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin?
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on Its merits
by all druggists In fifty
cent and one-dollar siz?
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail Hom. ot swami-Rn*.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when wriiing Dr. Kilmer
it Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis?
eases.
COI CV'0 KIDNEY CURE lt 8
iULl I 0 Guaranteed Remedy
I
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi?
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles,
PRICE 50c aaa $1.00.
Sold h.v H. C Ci.
Admiral Schley,
A Pur*', unadulterated
Rye Whiskey. Thc
Best for medicinal pur?
pose*. 1 howe do! tlif
largest stock, Imt claim
tin* BEST ol iii.- well
known brands.
'remium Club.
has no superior.
tichmond Club_^=-.
lins few equals.
SorT BOM in minti that my
is the I.KST kept in Kanuville
-in, e Hie days of Richardson
Urns. PULL MEASURES
iMiariiiitii '1.
C. H. BLISS.
I C. Wiltse
Bells nothing bul
what's guaranteed t<
in* exactly ai repre?
sented.
on Can Rely
(in what you buy
when il1**
ELVER,
CUT GLASS,
WATCHES,
or JEWELRY
of him.-<^am -.
That's worth everything
he National
Mineral
sphalt Roofing
Makes a Good Roof.
yon don't BOsOMO it SOUSS OOOrO to
FOUNDRY nini ***?* ft>r v-mrsilf.
Paraville Mfg Co.,
G. M. ROBESON, Prop.,
Farmville, Va.
GE I I YSBURG, THE THIRD DAY.
<) ititi,
-
?'
I formed
? their brazen
thi.
. .u ii ..'er ll ?
'
'till. amid trie st'.rm of fins,
- In gray allin*,
tn* forth grim
-. ai If on dre** parade,
i r flinch, at on earh 'Ide
liV, ll.
Oh. men nf valor, true ye are.
?kui h.nh abor* thc smoke of war
?
?i.t- hill are B
' aba ll pour out a* fast.
At gunner* In their Karb Bl
bf their nun* until the
. the columns newly
A* In their ranks the gun* sad havoc
Fer. fr..in th.- battsrl** on the crest
. 'iiiake.
And from tho ranks come burst* of
And rank by rank the soldiers fall,
-fems to mow a lane
With . ad grape, and ball.
'Tis man to man. ai.
For in
And i
?
;i.> n!s cnn arrive,
-wept.
? nd fl t the day wa*
won;
The t-Tuund ls sacred In our eyes to
Jur hearts rejoice at deeds of val
Hy those ?ln w.ire th.- bl
For as o'er the storied hills we r<
And live the wines of war a.
ll ? ml. 1. in ??!
O'af the men uf Gi ursa and of
Maine.
^or men are men, and a human I
i by Hu Implsmi nts ol
lift- blood, and they sink
to i
?\Vhlle yet the triumph ls afar,
io of the thousands that Went forth that
day.
Kron) out the wood, In valor strong and
true,
a !? -v returned, the rest th
Down whore they fell beneath the night
Aaw.
II. J. LA TO UK
LAST SHOT OF THE WAR.
ired by rn I. ian Id rn Hot linnie
win. Yaukrra on the Old I'al.i
Alto llulll.ll. 1.1.
A T vin in Washington tells the
'ost Unit the last shot el tlc re*
cllion was fired bf Capt, B. li
on, now a prosperous ranchman in
eslern Texas. He says:
"When a line of the confederate
iviilrv was Slowly retiring from the
eld tm Hu* plaina nf Uranna Sun
ago, in Texas, where the hine ,-ni.l
ia fray hod met in deadly saaoao*
?r for the last time, a soldier turned
i his saddle, an.I, throwing his gun
> his ahoeldor, lied, lt prosed to
* th- last shot of tbs last bottle,
id it WOS certainly the Inst nh"t of
ie loaf war. Berton was s i
tin- ci'iifeili rate army and was
-hi In high esteem hy Iii- BBpsriorS
ul loved hy the ht im Tl \ans he
.1.
"He now lives rit llel Kio, ii, I
? mv BS "I"- "f tl/-'
ill. KI HE ll THE LAST SHUT.
.st desirable small ranches la the
ie .md Boaatderable toa s property.
i ton in sure that he fir.-il the
t sli .1 at Hie close of the last lint
of (he civil war, nii'l l bellera
ii, for ht* is a perfectly truthful
n r.nil WOald riot misrepresent a
f (lint kind in the least, not
n to have his fame Bpread over 10
history.
Tats story of that last hattie.
ieh was faaffct on the 19th of May,
,'i, after the war and
. e ama deels red, bas i Bcaped lae
nation thal ii merits, for it erm
nfTair or no little Importance, Gea.
teri Brows, who recently Had nt
st l'liiiiis, Mo., was in emmi;.ml
tie federal troops to smithem
.?is, nnil be win- doubtleaa well ba*
iiicd concerning the terminat ?on
host ill 2 i ? Slaughter,
i coinmantlf'l the coufeileratc
.ps eiieampol at Brasoa Sn nt iago,
boord rumors of thc surrender
the annies cmnnaiidt il hy
ntton nnd other generals, hut he
red no oOadal notice "f
's hoot toa WOf tlcpart
lt. OOO. BrOWO, limier a mtg of
?e, iiiforiiit-il the coiifeder.-i'
of afTnirs oboOt Wasliing
antl Kiehmoiiil, at the same time
ting than to come in uml lay
?n their arms, us the var SMI
- nighter refined to act in the
ir of such importance until he waa
ler informed. Therenp' a ( "1- Mar?
at thsheadof aconsiiierahle f
Led to break up th* ?ne
s CAmp. A hot battls ensued, and.
?rn
lin.
Mn
? ill,
fra
wa
?I
rloi
Kat
I'.-.
fm
lit
I ?
1
pin
I
wi
pie
sui
Ai,
li nv
aaa
"I i
fie,
oaf
tl .
the
h,?j
?fl
?
over tin- Mi ?
fore. The I
?'
? li the
MHltlo ,
Slaughter post, ?
of the federal troops. Sei > ral
encounters occurred, and ti., |<
me of the ?
v ere.
"While the hatti, con fed*
antes oere fmqaeetly Inforn
.?.onie I,,.!.! cavalrymen ii
war is ended; win
"kV! ?
-
?
for B I.i'd: ! !
ever lost, be ordered thc Iring I
I
hut both Busies began I
"Aa Capt. A ll Bartoa, h
ad he fell fr
That vi , killed
in tin |..i rn wnr. I
lieen Doable I ',
lld the
The la-t ballet I
ed bim. Prompt,
the enemy. I Inrned in fl
fired ti which I
taint] I war.' "
ORIGIN OF "FIT MIT SIGEL."
All l:\-l un fe il ern lr- I l.liil.. Hi, ll .11
Kuiimii POeMa* Marled in ii Bia*.
?,.url I nun lim un.
ol (.rant IV
I
Shu ol ;i with
? !, re?
mind. BM of tlie tillie Obi
v
ex-eoofedei In .New
York who wee el n who
'lit mil Sifei" iii t
hat paper, "lt wai
Mis. "tiri thal
Hers called him, was invincible.
iVht-n we Ina rd ti
'aiin,! Bigi 1 eas ii -n the
inion - I :
in til wi . Any
hing la camp that waa I
ailed BigeL Wlicnever we got inion
?oiintry when
ering hetween the SSCesb Bed the
inion we blOOght thl
iroiiin! by sshlag them boa tba ?
, country thai had to hire a !
nun to fibril! Its beti start
(I the laugh anil often WOE n re?
mit.
"Finally we areal up agsinsl it in the
?attie of Pea Ridge. It
ijil.ire : we bsd tloi
oeording to history, wa were t
te didn't tit up in camp much after
hat tinging 11 about
igel.
"Hut the saying: 'He tit mit
ligiasted, 1 think, in the ci.url of a
? i W lill
at a union a
?' before bim oa I
teellBg boga. The ai
?fslnittl pretty hot ami the "
!d .1. I', was tcratching hil head anil '
tiru.' tlie ends of lu until *
: lonked like a li?
fter a rabbit chase. The *??
-peak much. If arv. English,
as pat on the stand, and mat
naethlag the juttice didn't
and.
"What'- ymir clim* trying '
ked the just iee of the count ry la.
-ryes replied ol eonras the *'
eyer did riot know?'he *ay? 1
i he didn't steal the hi :
ie ju.-tice. "Prisonerdischsrged.'n
tnr-ilier Q BM Im IH?iimrtt*tl.
He glided into the oAee .int
approaehad I'
"1 bara written a poem." he
"Well!" exclaimed the editor, willi
look anti a tone intended to annda?
le.
Bat he calmly resinned.
"I have written a poem ? B My Fa
er's I!;irn,' an?"
"Ol" interrupted the editor with
traordinary gentleness, "you don't
ow how- fleetly I am i
em written BB your fsther'l h;irn,
? I was afraid it was written on
ad that, you vi.: Bte I ?
blish it. If I should ever happen
drive pust your father's Imrn I'll
rp and read the poenV"
Hui.. Indian Prn.lnner.
krills! ri Bf < "rn.ilk. vv |
intetl a pension by the Mt rtb Caro*
los board, h the i alj I
; ii a Cherokee. i!>- ? ?
ty-nintli North Carolii
rn A; I the
I* Sol Labeled.
he opportunity of ti life!
n has a lahel on it. Chtcsgo Iiaiiy
, ik.i line.
I nm willing to admit."
rivi ii ia n
ni tie- ape."
Hui," replied the sharp-witted
i-iier, "von might to ba
nt respect for your
admit lt."?Ohio Stats Journal
Familiar Term Denned.
'minny Kigj.-im I'nw. w!.
Io .nil ?
'aw- Kigjam?lt is a man who.
BBBktla that
?
t ,.f clotlie- kO milich thc '
raid.
Frlsltl.
When I hear I
ing $40,000,000 or ttoftQQJOM
h,'" remarked Uncle Allen
llways wonder if he t
??zing out his competitor..'' I hi*
o Tribune.
Xm K.tlmale at Art.
Ii.ive j'iu ever written I
t you were ashamed of?" inquired
severe relative.
No," answered the eather.
?e to some day. I need tbe money."
'ashington Sur.
rn!
ll
1
"fi
Ihe
clea
lbs
in l
OHIO MAN'S FUNNEL
He Uses It Constantly to Obtain
Heat and Drink.
lil. A |i|n iirnnrr In a \. >v Orleans
Snl. lim.,?l Turill weil Hie
ll.ri... |i.r-"i n.alh.ii in
;*..lie. ItSrtlSfS,
i w Ith their
: . ion-fa?
in,I nu u who slo..
tin ir 1..
which ii.es ihe fork willi tba
:
Who Uses neither ol i
nor his liquor to thi
suck thi up in .\i u i
.ollie I
? ii liar iii thc
rn- iii il.,- ara] ba a Biked
Bp io the har and . . drink.
'1 lie ii i i-i nins behind the
? as ba
tlid foi At tins the
niiin pn ? I from
or two of rubber i fl Bad hi?
nt ck alu! asked the harki , p, I Io kind?
ly poer tba whisk] Into the funnel. At
Int thi
.- him a practical joke, hut
led i whisk]
marked thal tba liquor arm thc genuine
article and then walked "ut.
lt was hoiiiii time lief..re ihe bar?
lil, and
in the : mit ol
. .
? reral drinks.
trioaity ol in had
i the point where he could Ho
? "lit roi it, and lu- asked the
rahal it was all
about, and bow it was he did not take
his swig like the ri ntl.
id he had beeo n
r orer tba i
Ohio, and hi I ippoinl incut
nd tin- breaking np of bia
home hud gulped down a big ?
WHISKY WAS Pt
arholi. sj in the I
i hurry, Bs
aid bc took enough to kill 1 ?
. op!,-, l.l.t lief..! .
onipletfi! thc Job ol delivering bia
mil to ? i.er, the in :
OCtOT had eoine along and brought
ack the fading lil pera
sing sppa*
. sting bis melli- through
tillie ii
as a veritable show ur.ul tbs ber*
oom for son at a
runt, win re lie used
sepia "f soft-boiled eggs fm- break*
i-t. Il,- a !-o d ra ilk quantities ol coi?
la, and all went through the funnel.
?
on lind a funny experienci with lill?
ian, ll ; one
glit. nnd wa i lol ked up
he only articles on his person were I
inne 1 and a few din
it been ra thc dil asea] adm
bring
in a drink of water. The jailer
? I request
om tl ? ?'. told
in Hore w:is a bucket of water in
e cell and he could drink I
..iitt-nt. Hut
could riot drink without n- Istsnce,
id ti n a Hy the jailer went to him. The
sb then produced the funnel snd re*
?? poured la.
ie jailer in arly dropped
OUgbt he would be oliln
In the morning a! en the
ia repast! d the operation si
-t they began to realize thst here
u proper.
? as all (he attributes of the
.: tl tim -ti t li ? ? d the
:? tl bm perl rticu
breathee at
>!! ns am lindy, and there is not the
f lr*
rnlarlty till eat: 'iking
? read, am! thl
ow his lian.!, or his n., k.
Ill,Ins Make. Men Crn.?.
\ pr. ' t nne
ls the
ia rial. ? v..rk
-
lg-, nnd through them the brain.
? I
? in eli miter is a
? ?rn an opposite cause.
?.rime t niter.Hy Statistics.
?
legiate t' '
lercmin:- ne man
Ire rsi ty; in .*Votl*nd,
in Krgland, one in 5,000.
A Thanksgiving lliiinir.
leary aatiBg li moally the first cause
I itttacks indarrie
?iii'tnhriinra lining the Hom*
rvet of the ttomach,
? 'Sting, hesrl*
. sour ri li nally
. rresand
?urah. Ko-lol (ure* indices
il i, ali stomach Heel |
using and the glands of
stomach.?An
ducin
irrah
'.ion at Fleming A Clark's
legligee shu ti*, stravk hats, lawns, etc,
181
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Big
Ilk,
bat
Kc;
\
lill'
lill
? ml
I
chi
I
inn
pell
thn
.vai
wa*
late
min
thn
-lim
coin
mer
is si
etti
timi
Pm
I.
teat:
loll
nini
Wassel
We would like to ask, through Hie col
timm of your naper. If lhere is any per?
son who has used Oreen"* August Flower
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Hinl LISSI Troubles thal lins not been
cured?and we silo mean their results,
such as sour stomach, fermentation of
food, habitual coitiveneas, nervous djs
pepsin, headaches, despondent fi
-ness?in fact, any trouble coo?
nil led willi liie stomach or liver? Thi*.
medicine has bam sold for ninny years in
?ad countries, sad we wish to
' om -[Mind with you anti send you one of
mir hooks free nf cost. If you never tried
- til hollie tint
: known of itt failing. If
so, something more torlea! is the miller
wiih you The SS cent size bas Jeal bsm
Introduced 'his ><-.ir. Ilagalai size 75
At all dragg
S, Woodbury, N. .1.
A luau of one idea isn't so bad if the
iden ls food.
(illili td Hiles arter 40 Vesrs.
Mr (. limey, of (hm,'va, Ohio, had
tin pi;,., fsjt forte yaam Doctors and
dollars could du him no lastiiil'
Dewitt's Witch Basal Salts cured him
permanently, invaliiableforcuts. burns,
soi lim, lacerations, amarna, letter, tall
rheum, ami all oilier skin diseases. Look
for the name De Wilt OB the package
all others are chenp, worth'i-ss counter?
feits.?Anderson Dru
In thobosbsboboto chiropodist area
a woiiiaii is forced to nek now ledge the
corn.
(liainbirl-iiiis* Stomach ami Liter Tab?
lets.
Try them
When ymi feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite,
When you have a bad taite in the mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowell are constipated.
When you haven headache.
'Alien you feel billions.
will improve your appetite,
cleanse and ioTigorsle your stomncb and
your liver ind bowels. For
'i Drug Co.
"Kolx*rt caudal -/allusion" il I
se for a bobtail lln-h.
? klh> "'Iv l-ers
Kiters,
ron will fl i ow,
v. nu ur. ..trow?
el: ju-t (noach tale.
fiimoiis pills do not gripe, but
nov,- thc bowels gently nnd easily,
lei.in.itig lbs liver. Their tonic clTVct
.-? Bgth I" lin- gfanda, preventing
i ni ii i n of the disorder.?Anderson Drug
NotbiDg ,1'siroys some people's mein
ry- like doing them a favor.
(lue Minute Cough (uri*
s (he only harmless cough cure that
ives quick relief. Cures Coughs, Colds,
?toop, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
'netiinonia, Asthma, HaUrippe and all
lima!, Chest mid I ung troubles. I got
?ked bv rsin, says Gertrude K. Fenner,
lillirie, lad., nnd contracted n severe
lld and cough. I failed rapidly.
My druggist recommended One
linnie Cough 1'ire. Thc first bottle
rooght relief; several turn! BM.
m k io my old weight, Ml lbs. Om
linnie Cough Cure cuts the phlegm, re*
ey,- the c nigh at once' draws out In*
iiuination, cures croup. An ideal re?
edy for children.?Anderson Drug Co
The man who always wants) the most
?r his inoii'-y should never prop
woman who jars the -enies at less Hum
0 pooods.
I'li'siciaiis Prescribe lt.
Many brood iniii'led physicians pre
nnil Tar. as they
? r found so safe and reliable a
inedy for throat and lung trouble* as
1 nu di, inc. Sold hy ll. C. Crute.
Though the man of pti-h may lie in
0 rear you onn't keep him there.
Aiivioiis .Moments. ,
ot Hie most anxious hours of a
Hiller's life arc those when the little
es of the household have the croup,
ure is bo oilier medicine sn effective in
is terrible malady as Foley's Honey and
ir. It ls a household favorite for
mat and lung troubles, ind as it con
ns no opiate* or other poisons, it can
safely ! by II. C. Crute.
Many a broadclcth man owes it la hi
iiriiii-'e willi a calico woman.
(sui hui!
rbis ls nat a gentle w-nl?but when
ii think how liable you ari not to pur?
ine the only remedy ii ni vt nally known
1 n remedy that has bad the largest
e of sny medicine in the world
Nj for toe earl ami treatment af
optica and Throat and I.i.ng troubles
ih..ut losing iii great popularity all
BO, you will lie thankful we
lad ymir attention to Boschec's German
There are so many ordinary
Iga remedies made hy druggists and
icrs that are coori anti cheap for light
d*. perhaps bu. for severe Coughs,
rachitis, Croup?and especially for
there is difficult
lectoralion and coughing during tbe
1 mornings, then* is BOthlag
i! in Syrup. The M cent tim
- i.i en' introduced this year.
ijular size 75 cents. Al All druggists.
- the woman who manages lier
iSaad BDd keeps the secret fruin
light Hats lin Mis Hack
? ur.'l willi two application, of HIt.Ii
ve nail Hone Liniment, lt will cure -.nu.
nelli .* Minor It'ik lo..
Kl, lom,imI. Virginia,
,-iiiK four N' rv.
Bon* Liniment on my bark and lind I!
i like ii el.arm. For eliflit dnv? I lnnt
ii mi my I,nek niel .oiliii not fl
r two appUeaUosa 1 sar, sow eel sat] ts
ines.
Very truly yours,
K. r. m.ni k.i. North View, V*.
? ld by While A Co. and Wlrmlon linne lo.
mr linc af footwear for ladies sod
Idrcn is complete.
Fleming A Clark.
.Iiniipeil on I Ten Penny >all.
he little daughter of Mr, .J. N'. Poweli
ipe.l mi an invirted rake made of ten
ny nails, snd thrust one nail entirely
?iiLili lur foul snd a second one hilf
through. Chamberlain's Pain Bslm
applied and five minutes
r the pain had disappeared and no
e suffering was experienced. In
c day* IBO child was wearing her
I ?* usual and with absolutely no alts
fort. Mr, Howell is a well known
chant of Forkland, Va. Psln Bslm
ic and heals such Injuries
tout maturation and in one-third the
: rr.piired by tbe usual treatment
ssle by Tin- Winston Drug Co.
mum's clothing fit, snd are guaran
i le, quality and workman .
i. Look at samples at C. M. Walker
Prices tbe most reaso nable
H. D. Cobh, agent.
In,
I
FL.
I
ten
mg
OUi
lon knoik What iou are Taking
When yen tale Ii. - Chill
Tunic bseBOSS Ile I'ii. ilia la plainly
printed mi every hm tlc showing that it
ls simply Iron am! QbIbIBC iii a ta-!e
iii. No i ute, Nu I'm. IS mole,
A -un-cure for in-omiiiiin is to have
willie OOO knock on the do,.,- nnd tel)
you to get np.
ive Hromii-ljinniiie'lul
a cold in .mc day. No line. No Hay.
cents.
Lamm's clothing mm pb
your while lo look over ai
Walker and -
ll I) I '.?Hi:, Hgt 1,1
Notlrel
The mercantile partnership ol H. B.
Hiruovv .ii C.,., composed of ll. K
Banoo an,I (. A Dunlop, i- fr. in :!.:
the sih day of October, 1902, dissolved
hy miilual coiigent. The said l. A
Dunlop, boeing withdrawn anti halag
no longer a iin-inU-r of said linn. The
linn, however, will still Im ci
in the name and -lyle of H. li Barrow
.V: Co , alni ;is-ui!ies nil the obi I
ind indebtedness ol the linn of which
<; a Dunlop was a member.
- th,* prim "f om i,
every pair warranted
Fleming & Clark.
la Grippe Cough
nf pure
i, Horehound
on eiirih 'or i .?
linn Iii.??
bl**. Larne bot
and Winston linne t'<>.
The average doctor's priviilt* opinion
of the medical f sterility wouldn't
show up well in print
To (urea (old in (Inc l-.n.
Take Laxative BfOOBO QololOOTablets.
All druggists refund the ninney if it
fails tu cnn*. B. W, dora's signalers
is mi each box. "i") cents.
Women can't drive nails hut when it
BOOsmta driving baifOlOSabs has the
sterner sex beat a block.
Cures ItltHiil Poison.
curt* |aoiaotoad of too worst earn by
taking four tn sixteen bottles of ll. H.
.nu- Blood Balm). Have yon
tehes in hones or joints, ulcers, emp?
tions, scrofula, Bom mouth, mocOOUS
blotches, rhiiniiiii-iii, oileiisive catarrh,
falling hair, festering eating BOfSO, BOO*
(Br, eopiier-eoloreil spots'.' I hen 11. I!.
H. will heal every sore, make Hie blood
pure mid rich, timi stop every adie. H.
M. H. testetl thirty years and cures
?spu ?nilly ll..
Druggists ri. Trial treatioaot frae bj
ivritnig liioisi Balm Oompaoy, Alioota,
ia. Medical adv ne given tree hy ex
ii'its on blood pi?i-oii. Write Imlay for
nh iee anti trial treatment.
Hold hy ll. C. ("rutc, Druggist.
A philosopher says lt la littler to ?*
done than in hail company; hu
nen arc in had ennpaiiy when tiny
,re alone.
Pixie Nt-i ie ami BSOS Union ul
. arth fm ri., uiiuiii-iii.
praia* iii,rt nil i nailed fur Imlli
mn niel I
Hine .i i e. ..ni Winston Urine io.
(iii ymir fall suit imw. Fleming iV
'lark fomaotm a m. Hs bi piss imw
li exhibition.
Slop Th.il Cough
HOT S lt Slops JOH. I'i .Syrup
lil cure ii, ns sambar* will testify, n lt Um
-t SS earth. Larne boll ll -
.'lute ,1 Co nie! Win-Inn Lruir to.
(lo.('aits are "all the go" for going
Hoyne BOO ple.i-e you in pi iee
lld style.
Die Best Prescription for Malaria
hills and Fever i- B hollie of IJ io iv l -
AS'i BLOBS Cimi i, TtiMf. It is simply
on anti qololoe in a (a
o cure, No pay. Prim VI cenls
? s
r,/*s ij1 .\/kS *./*/?/* sr
Anderson Drag Co.'s
SXXXXXXXXXXXZZXXZZZXZXXSr
Compound Svrup
WHITE PIM' WITH TAR.
(lol Oil Bl Bl I'
Tm bi ta
Large Bottk -
r
ii
ii
- ?
rori n ss jti^f
/. H. HUBBARD.
Mssoo Merchant,
CE DEPOT and FARMVILLE.
AT RICE
ll Hine of Hardware, Dry Qaeda,
Iroeertes, MTU l-Vcl, in fad sissy
thing for general usc in BOOBS
hold and BO thc farm.
Just Received
?ar-lnad lobs, Flour and Mill Feed:
also a car of Thornhill Wagons,
TIIK BBtfl MADK.
AT FARMVILLE
ur, Mill l-"'l. Oom, I! t
?and?
General Merchandise.
solicit ymir patronage, s,
lion paid to the sale of tobacco, giv
tn the name mv 0070 H
utlon.
Respectfully.
W. H. HIBBARD.
A
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lo u
w 111
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beti
Mal
It w
taoa
Dnl
mei
Dark Hair
u I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor
for s great many yesrs, snd al?
though I sm past eighty yesrs of
sge, yet I have not s gray hsir in
my head."
Geo. Yellort, Towson, Md.
We mean al! that rich,
dark color your hair used
to have. If it's gray now,
no matter; for Ayer's
Hair Vigor always re?
stores color to gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it stops falling
of the hair, too.
SIM * toni*. All lr.nl***
If ynr dnifri-itt eann..t tupi.ly ynu,
send ii- one il..I Ur ami ?? aili etprea*
you a Isit! le. lu- tare and rive tb.* name
Ot your ueareat eiiire**, office adair***,
J.e. Ak; lt co., Lowell, Mas*.
CALL
A ml get oar
prices on.
BARB WIRE
WIRE
and
CUT NAILS.
Just received in
Car Lots.
AMMUNITION
OF ALL KINDS.
3. M, Walker & Sons.
ARMYILLE GRADED and
UGH SCHOOL . . .
Session of 9 Months in all Grades.
in thc ll l< ill SCHOOL subjects
ndlad sis
Penmanship. History, Literature,
anguagc. Mathematics, Science, the
Jinan Body and Laws of Health,
rilim; and Speaking.
I. rm- in tba moil SCHOOL
r session of nine months.
H BABB M. gun. M.A., I'M. H.,
I'riin ipili.
i. \ i Mao.
M. (XIX,
U . I* kl I ? . ??
Cross?
'oor man! He can't help it.
i's his liver. He needs a
vcr pill. Ayer's Pills.
T
Want your moustache or bearii a
beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
Buckingham's Dye
N.lhg, NH
.most Everything
:arriace*tsaddlery
-in run-,
1JSP0RTATI0N LINE,
??xii* pt locomotive* anil a lea tn*
?I be
IUND AT MY STORE.
have tin- l ? -, W agunta,
?etnas, Harness, fTartdanTJ. ami all
s"f
Horse Goods
'"inforlahlc lin?
ter. A good boree blanket for your
nsl will bs eppmeaetsd liy iiim in
ice.
ODting Season is od Now.
. | --nt of :i nice gun
ill niske him Ii untie for your in
at. Thom who tsiuvrht a "Su|**rior
tickled over J'idg
it and it* Hm.- I
J. F. WALTON.

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