The Farmville herald. [volume], December 12, 1902, Image 2

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FARM VILLE HERAL1
AN INDKl'KN! IPAP1
J. L. H vki. . ..K.li'.or and 1'ropriit,
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red st tb* postomce ai 1.1
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Karmville. \ a.
FRIDAY, D? EM ll KR 12, 1902.
nu i;i ukin.
wv iiican Hie bee_tbatoas fl
nut those of tbe greet beyoiiil. Os
. MB Is'ini* S '' *!r".'"1
the-uppiy of cos! rapidly going an.
LBS .'il BBJB* ? ' *o****J
re, tlien. will the beat ami poWS
of the fatBfSSOSBS fr. 111 .' Tl"
mont, niik'b wbbb in Ibis regard thai
in its dealings with tbs anthracite pow
,i-t siiuiniiT. 1- Bin . ly makio)
1 with tbs deticiency, ant
without being 1 lleiisively or danger
preparing lo shiel)
against cold bsarthsbBBB
Bad i> Itsra I ?r ',r ksooaao
tion.
Young men I I Kk Bttfk a'ainllieiib
in the service af tbs government an
watching the "low of ..ur riv. n
ing iheir force, and will s,h,h tn; able t>
tell just what may U> szpsctsd fr-m
? tl,tin. Wbeii therefore OBI
- ..nd cal I
and VS bave BS more "oil SO bum" fol
fuel BSas-paBBs, tba .-henani!..ah, Pl ?',
Kiippahann.K'k, Janus, Appo
mattox. Dan and Staunton iii Virginia
will lay their mighty sweep at tbe feet
of Hie people and doSBirlCS a* DOBBS"
warmers and *-Bglne-BM-^rsn
pow er can be harnessed f..r work a-it
res from moiititain sid
bariie-sed until it has been I. st in tbs
"wide, wide sea." And will it be lost
lin lbs cntrarv when COO*
1 into the irresistible tide, that it
? nsads I" do even more heroic
ami more useful work in Hie interest
of man wh, bits bSOB .teated in the
?ftlieCriatorni.il made only a
little lower thau the ai _
And it is comforting to know that
neither tlc How ,-f mir riTStS nor the
throb ..f tbe tide will dspsnd on tbe
greed af lord* af lbs grow) of labor.
J in-band that BSflds tl,, 111 is divine,
ami they are to bc bal for the har?
nessing
Wi in iv Battas for tbs waut of an?
thracite this seawiu )>ut there i* com?
fort and giH-d cheer in Hie hops fol Hie
future.
Tidewater Virgmi iu- are uniting to
make the Jaiiiistown Kx posit mn tba
success it deserve* ** uthside,
Piedmont, Calley and Soutvvest will
resp.nd generally and generously.
This is tobe Virginia's Exposition, yea.
rather the nation's. The eyes of tbs
worhl will be BBOB us. Let every
mau of us do our duty. The Legisla?
ture cann.,1 alford not to lie liberal.
Congress should Isegin Its work on
the 1st Monday of January of each yeal
rather than on the Nt Monday of I>??
cerulier. The weeks before Oin-tiiia
areouly sf-en! in getting ready to ad?
journ for the holiday BSBBon, I
if the work began with the new year it
would proceed without interruption.
Tins change with inauguration day
! for tirst Wednesday in May, or
the second Wednesday would bs lietter :
still, would be sensible, money saving
and to Hie general good. Hut public
men are so little given to the practical.
It is rather comforting to some of us
t> hear Washington Irving say of him
nelf: ''My whole course of life b
,y." Anti lbs same gifted au?
thor wrote: 'Tt ls not poverty so much
as preten.-c, that harass** a ruined
man?the struggle between a proud
mind and an empty pal BS lits ki
ing up a fellow'- show mus! come to au t
end." i
A noted character in American hi
tory was loved "for the enemies be
made," and BOB H..11. John ('.hm!.- ha
grown in pipular esteem ami vene?
ration lieeause of the unjust Hm.
one John W
'lhere rn in the last analysis, but one
inn-ratio principle, I, e., that the
pie shall rule." A majority of thc
BBOBsB we presume. How then BM B
good Democrat kick out of 1 ??inven?
tion when nine-tenths of his brethren
ar. against hun '.'
At least one member of the Virginia
ire ba- Hie Ki?mg-bug or kiss
ing-l.ee in Ids bonnet. .May SS BBB)
tbs vic'iiu sf sad disappointments.
Don't fart over tba seeming want nf
hustle aa tba pail Bf tbs legislature.
The committees are hard at it, and the
real work BMBB) BSgta there.
John Wats*! vile protiii-e to the BS
Bf Virginia have done mori?
lla! iii than tba old forty-acre-and
ni'ile cry.
Ifs mattel- how cloudy, relay, -nowy,
or freezing the weather we should rs*
iiiemU-r the glorious rBBShrisS of ihe
talland not BBSasasiB. We appreci
? are going to BBJBsi
from toe .-??ii), but even to *u,h we give
?i of g.-,,) Bbasr.
MIdon't know of any oilier wliite
man who is fighting for the oatu
pom of Virginia, '
BB. W. wonder if he knows of
another white man in Virginia who
has been receiving abseks of four
? '"rom them
"I'here is nothing [K-culiar in govern
' ? ! government COB
applying the,dd, humdrum, sri
. ,1111110ti[,lace virtues which ail of 11
learn, but which all of aa tte imt j.rac
a man is fearless, _ honsat,
1: ion for otb.
Sd with tbs crowning grace of common
.Mr. Rrtaastslt sm-l this iii a speech
fl) at Memphis, and lie
enid riot have said it betti!
M r. President, just have the san,
(?literation" f?r tito Booth that you have
for other section* of tlie SSBnasoa
ly other than Hook?
er Washington a- to condition*, dows
in Dixie, ami y, ti Isa Will bs doing
Ball."
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t KIM) Vi OKI? FOI! OIK SCHOOL
r, nd ml W ll Haiiiwin, Jr., of tl
I, ni au ai
. .nilly delivered before a Kiel
mond audiinc Bald that the Soul
Skins; i.ibi.l progress in Hit si
lattOfl ol UM aliill.u.t pt..blom
lated!) BS arc not goui
. mis ,,i t., tbs bad, n* some Vi
?"?' giiii.'ins have boen *.aying
?' w i believs Mi Batdwla knows win
bo is talking about whon ho inal-os tb
statement, and weare obliged to bb
for it. _^^
logtou iivmgmust kaveknoB
? tiaaap Ills. "Toa hom;
." 1,0 w mos, "who has .,, sp,
B Ids woild which OS oan Hui,
call his oiMi, lhere is a iii..miiit:u,
a. tiling like llidepoiiilclio
and territorial ooiisei|.ieiico when, afte
? .Liv '> travel, lie ki, ks ii! In
'.brows bis feet into -lipj-ers am
' stretches li. ? , an Inn bro
Lot tho w, lld without g" :is it may. le
kingdon*! ns., or tall, sodoejg as he hall
tbe wherewithal topaj bia Mil bo ks,
foi Hie tims being, tho very monarch o
all li-shiv cy-, 'ino aim ohaii is lu,
throne, the [Hiker his scepter, and Hu
little parlor, some twelve foot square
his undispiit-.l empire, lt is a morse
of certainty natohsd from the midst ol
the uiiooitiiintiosof life, lt i- ii sunny
moment gleaming out kindly on ?
cloudy day, and bs wbo has advanesd
-onie way on the pilgrimage of cms
kOOWS tho importance of hus?
banding even morsels and moments of
:.i, nt."
Bishop Duncan says preacher* should
ta.'mon of "tact." Hight, worthy sir.
Paul had tact enough "to BS all thing*
to al! mon," and BS B*BS gieatest af all
Brat, sad talent and
tact a: Mid with their tact
let Hiern -tick t<> Bible b
When John Wisc was defiling Vir?
ginia for its injustice to the negroes,
some OBS should hats reminded him
that tl" 'si to insure
a black Iii ntl of Lynchburg a fair trial
in her COflrtS. Did John ever do
BB of them for which lie
Wouldn't you like to hunt a- the
i | -imnly stand still and have
tbs keepers drive the pheasants to the
mu/./.leof the guns and nothing re?
mains t i )>e done but to pull triggels
and death eas
many of the cabins
of the poof mgr-e* in Virginia will
have li-** in them and in *-,n.r ca-os go
empty on Chri-tmas morning U-cause
BUdS I . swell tbs
John Wise fund.
.11 it lie that WS have been ad?
vancing backwards so rapiiHy that we
are again in the midst of reconstruction
days win n St ites were nonentities anti
men of cheek ami chooky were mon?
strosities'.' Can it lie that after the
utterance- of Mr. McKinley at Atlanta,
and Mr. Il,*,*evolt at Charleston, the
Sui th is to fa- treated a.* an outlying
??'.' ls there to be no jieaee
when tho bags bavs It-en furled for .'17
years ?
Tba BalUinors Baa ssys: "No decis?
ion of tbs Supreme Court will cause the
Boothera whites t > sabas!! to sask
boriors again. The only way )hey can
be brought t.. -titli r tbs confiscation of
their homes and the practical abroga?
tion of all goveitiiiieiit is by the use of
the army and navy of the Called
force will never lie em?
ployed Bgsiasl thom again, and if the
.?nurts will not permit the ">eople of the
tenth to protect themselves and main?
tain their civilisation nader the form*
.f law, they will resort to some other
Bast bod."
Cheer comrade-, Virginia and tier
listers of the South are "out of
he wood*" and John Wise and Haye*
?an not .SNve thom back again.
A kidney or bladder trouble can al
? ored by using Foley's Kidney
time. Sold By II. C. Crute.
The lingering gass! would doubtless
>e surprised to learn that hi* long go?
ng i- often regarded as a shortcoming.
A Tliiiiisanil Dollars worth of (.nod.
A. ll Tl, ii: i.s. a well known coal
perator of Buffalo, <?., writes, "I have
eon afflicted with kidney and bladder
rouble for years, pas.ing gravel or
ones with excruciating pain. I got
0 relief from medicines until I bogan
? ?y's Kidney i'ure, then the
?suit was surprising. \ few doses
iirtcd the brick dust like fine stones
ul now J haVS DO pain across my kid?
dys and I feel like a new man. Il
me me a 11000 worth of good ."--Sold 1
, ll. C. Crute.
ii coine* to a mau until
ii lbs game. Hy the time I
i is in a position to get all the pie he
int- bo isadysj optic,
Bey*l life sand from Menibrniiiioii.
Troup.
. w, Lynch, ? prominent cittssa of
iter, Ind., writes, "My little
| lunl I k of nioitibranu
s croup,and ml] go! relief after
ting Foley's Honey and Tar. He got
.i-f after one doss and I feel that, it
life of my boy." Rafa*
,1 hy H. C. Crute.
he latter a woman is the worse her
?band can Le without her ever Bad.
1 out what other people think about
Cough*., (olds and Constipation.
llize when taking cough
- Other than Pole] 'l Honey
that they contain Opiates
ch ar, | oelng
afc. particularly for children.
and Tar contains BO
' d will not
*tipiit>'. Sold by ll. i'. Crute.
von a woman living under tho
ab,i would fool SOO] without furs if
mo other woman had thom. ]
praalsslat ts a maa whoas vtswa of I
aro in aceul with hi* disordered _
- h awaits Hie deculisl who
help DSopts who are blind to their 1
liiioi-- ' a
>n't attempt to drown sorrow Ju
k;y.,u will only discover that smr
-wimmer.
ugo .plant it ie* of New Zoland .-..al
mw being assd by tha China
dron of the royal navy.
n tboii-iiiid pounds is i, I* jou.
ted by Bbs government of Natal to l]
llorkl rn* mortal,
nig., is ibo U-st organized oity of
tbs country, having
? IDHI.
"Henry, I could hav* drop
Bsroagk tbs floor at *tip|>er."
"W tl V . lill .
"Well, you know 1 kicked ut Tomi
.tinier the table as a signal fur h
not to eat sny more plc. He did:
l-ay any attention snd 1 kick
tia rifer."
"What happened?"
"Way, I suddenly found out thal
had bern kicking )he minlitrr all t
tinif " Chic iK , Dally New*.
lins* lt Imprr.ard Her.
Mr. ( i.iiiso (meauliigly) My der
here I* the account of a woman wi
was killed by a broken steel tn h
forset, which pierced lier heat; WBX
ihe leant ever a wash tub
Mrs.Cumso (cheerfully)? ll01
Ing! I was inlending to wash 8<
the curtains to-day to save half
crown, but I think you'd better ci
un year way to the city and send i
Ihe washerwoman.?London Tit-Kit
Thal Uslrl (.ana*.
"Harry," said the Innocent li11
wife, "I am afraid your club is ni
heated properly."
"What gave you that Idea, m
dear?" psked Mr. Trey, who ipei
lbs Bights "bucklsg the tiger."
"Oh, I heard you mumbling in yoi
Beep tDat you were 'frozen out' tl
Mini night "- -Chicago Haily New*
A Slrlklaa IMclar*.
Th* conversation turned on the ?
feet produced on the emotions bj pit
torisl art, when one man remarked
"I remember OBS picture that brough
tear* to my eye*."
"A pathetic subject, I presume?"
"No, ?lr; tt wa* s fruit painting.
wai lilting cloie under it when I
dropped on my head"? Tit-lt! ts
Penrith, Cimi'ierlaiiii, Knglan I, is t
be lighted by electricity, p>wer bein
obtained from the Uiver Kimom.
Tlie ambitious woman alway* -peak
of ber allowance as lier income.
Would You
Like to Feel
Young Again?
Old people certainly have bad
feelings that those below fifty
hardly understand.
It is discouraging to find that
ittle tasks that once were easy
ire now very hard.
Many old people are lame,
nearly all are weak.
Worst of all is that feeling of
anguor, of inability to act, of
weariness at trifling exertion.
Nothing will make the old young
igain, but Vinol will prevent
ninety-nine out of one hundred old
people irom feeling so old.
There is no humbug about it.
We found out about Vinol and tried
it every way before we decided to
put it on the market and guarantee
it. Now we believe that almost
any tired, discouraged old person
who will take a bottle of Vinol will
feel better right away.
It will increase their strength,
appetiie, and brighten their spirits.
It does this by nourishing. In
old people, the digestion be?
comes feeble. Vinol supplies quick
nourishment and helps the food to
nourish. Don't blame the old
folks for being blue and cross.
Take home a bottle of Vinol.
Money back if it isn't helpful.
H. C. CRUTE,
DRUGGIST.
[ail Orders Supplied Vol," Express Paid
IF YOI' XE KI) A
PIANO,
Of
ORGAN,
Writ* or Bee tbe celebrated
instrument handled by ns.
FACTORY I'll IC KS,
EASY TERMS.
IVe are Stele repreeenta
tivea and guarantee to
?lease yon io every pei-tic*
ilar.
REIMARKRIDUN MISIC CO.
Farmville Branch.
Sale
Of
Men's
Clothing
At
Cost
C
ss I bsve decided to close
our men's goods. Every?
thing; in .
Hen's Suits
Hen's Overcoats
Hen's Pant's
Children's Suits
fen's Hats
len's Shirts
in fact everything in the
Clothing Line must go al
COST. Come early before ev?
erything ia picked over.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
ie New York Bazaar,
L. 1. KOHEH. Proprietor,
(opp. Goo. Richardson's.)
V
r
JOI
Y^fT- Lion Coffee
and returning- the Lion heads, cut from the
packages, to Woolson Spice Co., Toledo, ().,
you get a fine assortment of valuable presents
Free of Cost?there is no advertising of any
kind on them.
PRESIDENT.
JNO. D. WATKINS R. W. GARNETT
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE
S. W. PAULETT sr^Bf -"-"""
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FARMVILLFa, VIRGINIA.
LEAF TOBACCO SOLD AND STORED.
? ann Shills ami l.an-c Mieil*. rUblc Imlu'ii-' BaSSflts.
1,1 -t h,lam,tm;.-. We low ?
promise 11
w. i:mmi ii MoCauw, WATKINS si a ii: si
Clerk. tnepectore,
Suggestions For Xmas Shopping
1st. Qa to BLANTON'S J EM ELBY
bTOBE.
M. Hil- ii BtBBSnt for mother or fath?
er, ask '? plas A rt ides
in both Sterling andlPlate.iC. osha and
- in genu.Ebony sod **(? Him:
SiKer. Tfalmblss, I'oi.l Bpeclsetsa snd
K.ve GlaBSea, Bod rarioOfl art ul. - "8*0
Dumerooa t,, uni ti ni.
int. I- ii for your HHS! GIRL?
We call your
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
to our ('..ld, Silver ami plain combinii
tioii bead Silk PmhrsllBB snmsthlnf
new. Opal anil Diiuuoii.I li li L's, plated
mid (Johl Hr.bsa, Watebes,
Locket* erith chains,
Ith. Soiiicthiiin f,.r a Mend I Thea
? l'L'i -I almost an .-mllc? variety
of oanfbl ami ornamental article- volta*
hlefor the pnipOBS. See our new line ol
CHINA WARE
to our stock. Scurf I
-, ivni, (h.hi Plated Clo
ier NoveltsSS in the
? liin-ii - tbs latset.
I. T. BLANTON.
ji**-r nibil il !,, our -tock. Scurf Pins,
Cul! Bottona, Pena, Gold Plated Clocks,
Sterling Sliver Novelties rn lbs BBSI
Freocb fra* tini?li - the latset.
., ? ,ii .? *.? ..?; os Qi tR 31 Ul - I .
CLOTHING.
1
? ? Qfi
'<? Ivverv man lins individ
-,,' uality. Thc rh-ht suit ?
-_' fur uno is never thc exact?
ly ri<Jit tiling for anoth
?''-' cr. Thc iden of our
. '<..
Ready-to-wear-Clothing
-M is to please each individ
.'- ual, and to do it nt n
isl sn little beyond tile '"'
J# ordinary store that there ''?.,
.' is no economy or excuse
for kecpino; away from it.
iir new stock liv
jtft one of our linc Suits?nil ,
? s?n ! 1 wen ves- nil
r' wanted colors and mix- ; >
Hill*-.
RICHARDSON ? CRALLE.
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DISSOLUTION.
rb H7i,/i,i n Mom < dw
iL'iii-l. .toitii; business under the finn num.
r Ricrasmos ,v ii irtnson, In thi
'urina Hie, Vii.. ? ill lo mutti.,,
? ci tb*
Bus) DAY ni- li . ! ?'
Thanking tin public f,,i Ust
t fully,
De ? i- ii- ' BK ii ii;i.-..\.
u. i:. DAVIDSON.
? ?..aMSa.-a...... l*sa.;*,a.,-?.a>).,;sF
s
The growth of our ihoe
business is abundant
proof that
DUR SHOES
arc honest nnd depend
alilc. We sci! khaki that
arc better and different
from others. It you arc
looking for a good, me.
dram-price shoe, look no
fut thcr. Conic herc and
we'll
FIT YOU.
This season's right
shapes in weights [to
please all.
V. P. RICHARDSON.
1 ru IN TI NO
AT REASONABLE PK I'
La
AT HERALD OFFICE ?_. ?
X
To Enjoy Your Hide
OLIA Bl
ihat is weil mada and well I
Get ona ofoora \ on ..
RECEIVE BETTER YALIES
f..r ymir Dione] Hutu elisa bera
bib sven thing ii mads i.inr
L'.V -lion].I bs. I he (.rice Hill
j on .-uni canes yon to save bard
dollars.
Xii,ii-, i- most bera ami I
np in sotaetblBg i
FOR A PRESENT.
How al.,,ul :i t. Lap Robt !
Saddlery. A Dice Hoe Uaos and Am
niiiiilioii. \! v itoch i- "*ei"J lal
l .:in ? Ssl you maoy ii:*i.j
J. F. WALTON.
SHOES.
???/
itt full
FLEMING & CLARK.
HARPER
WHISKY
The Aristocrat b a
tin- Whiskies of the
ult! School
Without a peer.
For sale by
Jos. Mannoni.
Farmville Herald
AM) THK
hrice-a-week New
York World.
Both one yesr for fl.
<?&A,
ijnalure ii on c-verv In-ii of th.
:ative Bromo-Quinine T*bi*u
nady tba* -ar** a cala isa ?**? Ba*,
?
|-'a",0.0. . . -.'I',. . ?".*.?#? ? I * / * ?.?_??'-??. ?**.'?'? /*<*??
WARRANTY.
in i. iti-:-*-* wool
-Miir thrill 'I Wo .M,nibs, i
saspsi dei hm',,-,
'?' rip at tbe wsJaband, wt will pay yoo Olly esats. rf they rip in Hu
H hen-, vie fl ill 1 i.llir ,-r firs .\>> u ti ih-\s
FOR WORK, $1 00 TO $3.00.
Thc niosi satisfactory Trousers womby working men : ;
?':' are thc DITCH IvSS TROUSERS thor- t'::
made and each pair - I not to rip or your : :
?in y refunded,
FOR BUSINESS, $2 TO $4.
VII business men speak highly of thc DUTCHES
? TROUSERS, not orUy of tbrir fine wearing qualities,
: of their st\ lc and tit, which arc excelled by no other ms I
DRESS-UPTROUSERS, $3 TO $5.
C Dutchess arc on a liar with any a
ht, style of goods the i nd general Ti*
kmanshipexcellent. Every wearer is satisfied with
DUTCHESS TROUSERS.
,, For sale liv .'?'
J R WAL I FARMVILLE,
U. U. VYHLL, VIRGINIA.
'
IF YOU WISH TO BUY x
z >
u2 IF YOU WISH TO SELL
J: IF YOU WISH TO RENT
WRITE OR SEE
LY. KLSSILL. Kcal Esta*, Agent.
inii,-? FARMVILLE, VA.
i-^aa-aa. I. ss ?? i ? s ? ? . a. r ii .,?. a a.. ? ... I ii iiii.l *~
BACKWARD SEASON SALE.
EVERYTHING MIST GO.
1 Xever such a sale announced. Prices almost beyond
i belief. Sbb Cibculak.
-
SATURDAY FIRST DAY.
BALDWIN'S BUSY STORE.
. ,.-.-.. ?.?,,,-?,,..? ,, ,. ,-.--.-?, .... pw- i- ???**??'. ?*?'**? .??.-??
, ? i
LAMP
CH IM NEYS
AT
CHAS. BUGG & SON'S.
a
\ We Have Placed it ia Your Reach I
-
'? li ur "rainy
;. visiting iniiii i.il springs to iltb,
An ?>- i do Dlratod '
si.hi ill Hu-iiiiin-iii -ciitiiiiii.l la lOgall
Wilt. .itu r,! as ? ".'
own I-...mc at tha cost of tbres cents pei day. Rheumatism, Ind
lion, Kiiiucy .uni Bladder troobles, Female I
nm li ti-,iii,h-, .ii,,I all I'hroii "gately cored bj
tin- atcr, tn iii
! with a guarantee in ?'?
three esntS )sT Any.
li * as by nil the principal iii ?;?
information, address
J. M. ECHOLS CO.
Lynchburg, Va. i
w
IISI
The First National Bank,
FARMVILLE, VA.
s-avw a.
?LICITED.
CAPITAL, $50000
lt. M. i ll a IM,
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?Ca-C-C*.
Ill I.'I I l(ll>:
N. B l'i I;. H. Ll I DB. P. Wi
VV I'. liiiiiiM. J.v. ll. Martin, Dk J. i;
J. P. " T. J Di IWiuK.
W. I). M. S
Sou
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
A CARD.
LABORATORY OF THE STATE CHEMIST.
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LABORATORY OF STATE ASSAYER AND CHEMIST,
ava .i
w. ?.
s~i
W.M. Billi ll
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This is to say that fJUGH O'GARA
s thc Sou- AGE ?? CELEBRATED
A. STUART'S Rockbtidge Co., Pure R\e Whisky for Farmiille, Va.
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Commissoo Merchant,
RICE DEPOT aod FARMVILLE.
AT RICE
Kuli Line of ll arti ware, liry (ioodi
Mill F.-cil, in fact every
tbii il ate ia liouse
bolil anti OB the farm.
Just Received
m cai I .1 ami Mill Feed;
ll of Thornhill Wagons,
lill: BEST MA UK.
AT FARMVILLE
Hay, (.'.irn,
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General M rchandise.
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entioit paid to the sale of totaaoeo,ghr.
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SEED
RYE
CLOVER
TIMOTHY
GRASSSEED
WINTER
SEED OATS
Carreirs Prolific
Seed Wheat.
Low Pru 11 on above
quality considered.
Farmville Commercial Co
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VERY LOW RATES.
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Cuba, California and Mexico
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Same Prominent Resorts
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and "Sapphire Country."
TICKETS ON SALE
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STOP-OVERS
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rURK. S H HaROWICK.
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Will be
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food ti ii !
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es foi sale.
A -mull cash
it and long time for deferred
i-es. Apply to
Farmville Farm Agency,