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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR FOR THE PAHT, HELP Kuli I UK PRESENT, HO 11 RE.
VOL XIII. FARMVILLE, VA. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, : NO. *5.
CITY DIRECTORY.
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I
ral le and
M irrls and
- and W.
W, P. Ullllam
and
and VV.
and H.
-
P. H. C. Klee.
'
- Hart.
READY.
- Sew Crop Garden
free.
H.t. I ll ll. I>r..c-.:ist.
^M J GILLS. M. D
omer, oven first national bans.
i f ni
lxq R M. BIDGOOD.
- DENTIS! **?
- HAPPELL
.i. s. mcilwaine,
xw.
- ? V'tKUlNIA.
:-IN(i,
ty C FRANKLIN
rORXEY-AT-LAW,
1 0 W ? RH. WATKINS.
WATKINS Sf WATKINS,
-AHORNEYSAT LAW,
od. Cum
u Kl.lnnotid.
- lu bank
-
t- SWING,
ATTORNEY AT KAW,
-jGrttn Bay, Prince Edward Couoly, ?i.
bbTCourts:?State and Federal.
fl H BLISS,
L \l <TloNKKK,
KAltMVII 1 1
-ind adjoining
eseatiea.
^\'HITE A CO..
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
. AKWH ! |
When in Need
i if a good, bracing
DRINK. . . .
Cai.I. FOB -~=y
Old Henry Whiskey.
Alway- the same.
Mild, Mellow
and Pure.
- 1 by
HUGH O'GARA,
K\KMVIU.K, V X.
NOTICE!
I,.n't tal! to tee
R. FRANCENE'S
i - In lix
i .hu plan
. :
|
Half-si
'
Half-fr
Ham ai
W E. Broad St.
Half l.|. k fr..m the City Hall.
.m..nd. Va.
JJ v ire Dom
! THE HERALD J.
Flc*. PARMVIL1
CHEAP
BUGGIES AUK NOT
THE BE8T TO BUY
Call ami im.k ,,
uiir i-tm-k ami
COMPARE PRICES
AND QUALITY.
Best Axles, Springs,
Forgings, Wheels,
and Leather
Trimmings,
as well as other mate?
rial. . .
i nothing sro can't gem
C. M. Walker & Sons.
"chas. m. walsh,
STEAM
MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
PETERSBURG, v.\
i
M AM KA. lliil :
Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, 4c.
~AI tkH?
Iron and Wire Fencings A^EsjIiy-.
snaraai am. Otbi
CAPT. S. VV. PAULETT, Farm.llle. has
'*-eiimy A.'fiii for a ihiiiiI.it ..t i.
*'["fur" ; .1- tuan
VA ho apply.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous.
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of
the stomach are ail duo to Indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre?
sents the natural Juices of digestion as they
exist in a healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but thia
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Btll. of Ravenswood. W. Vt., sty* ?
I wu troubled with sour stomach tor twenty yetrs.
Kodol cured mo tnd we tre bbb Bans lt Li mil
tor btby."
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Bottlaionly. $1.00 Sire ho!dln|2^ times ths trill
site, which tells for 50 cents.
Prepared by K. O. DaWITT A CO., OHIOAOO
THI >N DRUG I ??.
KIDNEY DISEASES
i ? f - - a
ere the most fatal of all dis
eases.
Elli CY'C KIDNEY CURE lt I
iULlI O Guarantsad Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi?
nent physicians as the best (ot
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c and $1.00.
Bold by H. ('.Cu ii.
; Dirndl, Robertson &Co.
Farmville, Va.,
Commission Merchants,
KULL KIM
Hardware
Carriages
Wagons
Harness, &c.
Just rivi neil tsjoatal -ar loads
Hay, Oats and Corn.
Sea Fowl Guano
For Plant Beds.
lHAnffRl
WHISKY
hm
A Delightful Beverage
A Bafe Stimulant,
A Good Medicine.
ti. by
Jos. Mannoni,
Asth
ma
" My daughter hid a terrible cise
of asthma. U'e tried almost every?
thing, without relief. Ve then tried
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ind three
bottles cured her."?Emma Jine
Entsminger, Langsville. O.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
certainly cures many cases
of asthma. And it cures
bronchitis, hoarseness,
weak lungs, whooping
cough, croup, winter
coughs, night coughs, hard
COldS. tic . Mc. $1 M. AU snouts.
Con?u!t ymir d.x-tor. If he ttys take lt,
ta BS) tan, It h? leila soe n..t lo
Uki' it, I lien don't take lt. He known.
Daily movements of the bowels ire
necessity to health. Ayer's Pilli
ire gently laxitive, pu rely vegetable.
J. C. A Kl CO., Lowell, Mast.
Washington's
Birthday is
The 22nd of February
THIS YEAR,
and Mr. ALLEN, a
Practical Cutter,
Representing
The Globe Tailoring Company,
.will :ii,':iiii be with tis on
ISth and 19th February
to take your measme for ?
SPRING SUIT.
Richardson & Cralle,
FARMVILLE, VA,
BIG SHOE SALE
\T
Fleming & Clark's
WI HAVE
100 PAIRS
OP?
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
Wt- are selling at
5k. IN THE DOLLAR.
? I Shoes at $1 BO
?j-ni " " IM
2.00 " M 1-00
LOO " " .75
-ism and get *>me of tin-*
bargain-.
FRESH
-AT
Anderson Drag Co.
Peas, Beast, Com end other
Garden Seeds.
IF YOI' \KKI> A
PIANO,
Off
ORGAN,
Write ot sec tin- celebrated
instrument handled hy Ot.
FACTORY FRICKS,
KASV TKRMS.
WY tt?j State representa?
tives anil guarantee to
please \ou in every partic?
ular.
REINHARKRIDUN MUSIC CO.
Farmville Branch.
BACHELOR'S HALL.
Vr to . tafe ur.d' me to ??
Me In trout,:.
? week wini.
. ku's Hall.
'Tia a thine that frighten me.
Such responsibility.
Glad my Brita's not here te
I'd (eel email.
N??.?paper? all o'er the ('
Merse such a mutt before.
Ung wt or.g.
Beds sll slept In, 1 declare.
Making beds 1 find a care.
Bo I leave 'em stripped to air
All week lone.
Bay, lt's something wild
. vt not the carpels
miKl.t think that I'd beei
In a sty.
Rubber p'.ar.t lt full of t-.
Lott my ihaTtng ini
My. my. ir. j I
Pipes and ashes tire
Dreiser drawers all Stand
Looks aa If I'd had a rout
H.re lstt night.
Bhoea beneath the music r
White plano keya tai
Wish my wife would hu rr,
Guess I'U write.
I'm r.o housewife, that l? j
. write, for I ?
Be a benedict again.
So I tay
Mc to iet?e tt.ls 1, peltst strife.
Me to end this hired sn
What ia home without j ??
Anyway?
?N-wark Evening Newt
IT WAS Cul. Ga.v
charge (if the party of An ?
traveling abroad. Then.- was
ter, aged 30; his niece, a jroa
of tt; a married sister-in-law Bad
himself. Miss Bessie, thc niece, bad
attracted considerable attention in
London, but lt was while crossing tbe
channel on the way to Parla
fount Du Hois baw and fell in love
with her. He saw, he loved and he
went to the colonel and kin.I:
??.Monsieur, I come t.. J ? i like an
boners bis man. The young la.lv nf
your party ls an angel from I.
I would make her the -
Bolt."
That's kind -.f you." rap
colonel as he looked tte
"but isn't It rather sudden'.'"
"At one glance I wan in love. Pre
tent nie tn lier. BaOBsleui, thal
tell her of my fe.-:.
"We've got the liiiin.- nf being
hustlers acron the pond. )?
ratter ln-ats ons time. I think v..nd
better walt 15 or 20 minutes longer,
? in jumping a girl tun
v nu know."
"She must be mine, or it will be
death for me!" fervidly exclaimed
the count ai he clasped Ins linn.ls.
? ; kU\, however, lt may be tim
sudden. I will call at your lintel this
evening. You will then introduce un?
to the fnlrett woman on earth "
"Don't call If you have any other
business on hand," remarked tin
colonel, who wat Imt makim:
trip abroad.
"Nothing shall prevei I
'YOU CALL YOURSELF A mt NT?'
lng but death. Meanwhile i
admiration to the fair chan
assure her that I cannot litre without
ber."
Dinner was hardly over before tin
count presented himself at the boteL
The colonel had intended to pack hun
oft if he esme, but he changed his
mind. ' .ding her a^e, his
sister was full of romance, and winn
told about ths count hud In.pe.I t..
meet h'm. lt would be a feather in
her cap to be adored aud
around by a count, even if aha did not
consent to marry him. Thara wat s
dash of coquetry and adventure in
the matter to catch Bessie, and the
pair bad prevailed upon the i
to bring the count up. lief..re the
presentation he, however, felt it his
duty io say:
'Look here, Du Bois. Von eal!
yourself a count and say you're got
papers to prove it. I don
tinental cocked hat whether you are
couut or a clerk, but I want no
scenes. 1 don't care to lie g
about.''
"lhere shall be no seen?, mob
?ieur," replied the count. "When I
come into the presence of the Bagel
I shall simply fall up. .ri ur.
and tell her thal I cannot lit.
out her."
"If you do I'll pitch you out of the
window! Be a man Instead of an
ass."
The c. BB! was presented |
ladies, and he managed to keep from
falling on his knees, though he could
n..t conceal the burning desire of his
heart. But for tbe colonel's pres?
ence he would have declared I
for one or both within ten minutes,
but ihe American wore a No. 9 shoe
and bad a stout leg above it.
thelea.1 the proposals were i.
delayed. The count called next day
while the colonel was out and threat?
ened to drown himself .
fused his love. When she had fled
from the parlor in surprise he de?
clared that death by hanging would
be hil lot if the aunt didn't instantly
say yes. The colonel appeared just
in time to take him by the arm and
lead bim into a corner and say:
"See here, old man. you are bluffing
I
v. bal
"Ah, a I when Bl ?
bad ..ii th.
you most control yourself.
followed the party
from Paris t.. 1!..
cmid not exist nn..ther
her promise, anti amidst the I
?nit lie
..f the hiitoric columns if si..- .lid not
bid him hop itu by
in their 1
ionel:
"Fr.m. my ir her
?
mine. I cannot Iii ber."
"Whieli it is, old niau'.'''
the (???.
"Ali.
I tO the .?
then again it is the ol ber."
?
;i n Ala
a rhinestone pin. Well, tn, up
ith, but don't play any high
0a thi
happei
lt l.e
iip w ii I
?
I with willi i
?
drink.
ant.
'
?
-
b) inf
"Mon dieu! Mon
"What
i
- ?
"I'd take tl
ed it.
'
,'..r my broket
? ?
If me.
I !.e c..uni.
'
-
-
"Wi,: i.t?"
I
-
an extra
itb.
1 \.,t ,1 I ..ul Mine.
?ne.I uv.,
me for union and
i lake
their i I
?
anil 1 '..rk in the
other.
effect :.: lint li mia
A Haring (leen pm Inn.
? l ing gund pi
It li.-i -
will be
H.-rr Braal ll
'
fthe
Erhard!
lured is the The
rhief dis '
the new fin '
I
? ..f the eur carr. |
I
1 IrlrW. or Bafts**!
rs have s rei - : what
ll ssid to be s ve ry el
deterniininir the (
quain;.
they may kappea to rm
the water ir,
ls placed a bright silver coin If the
min retair.? Ha sataral col r buring
Ihe boiling process the fi
eat. But if it turns dari ?
rejected.________
Herald a_d H. Y. World, tl
TAKEN AS AN OMEN.
When lin linns man's lt.- Hr..lo?
ll! III. \..t;l.l,,.r? sjM,| (??. i|
\\ ii. I ii nu e en I.
"Although ' ? h:ing
A, A. Albrei
?
?
'
fore be
..f that crime the .mung
i eputa
timi. I' v iimr
:
''.Nev.
hang ;i ? ould Dt.t re
. EVER
prievt him. There wine I
iiiiniiiiil v, ?
guilty.
but it wat all talk.
?
when young Purdj re gal
..1 erect and ft arl.
his guilt, and all wlm saw him
'
at nf an innocent man. The
black cap wai pulled over his f
sheriff [nilled a lev.
> a man getting up from the
-
;
That was
.
ni the
- .f peo?
ple, all of whom vv. j there
were not iheriffi enough in Mi
? an innocent mau.
"I'urtiy waa taken home, and an es?
cort of 250 armed Bl
went with him and remained until
lhere wag no dan. rirther
iings being taken. \\ it bout any
io drop, and Purdy is living IS
miles from Columl 1 and
happy.
almost killed his wife wi
saw him alive at the time she ex
? ? ?
vv alinukt i.,
us a man's life it worth dow n t
LUCKY DENVER WOMAN.
I..uml a Valuable Diamond In tbe
?treel win-r.- She iiml i.osi ii
I Ive lean lief ure.
t woman ?
go, in returning from a
party, thc lost a diamond earring
worth -
alas a few days ag
mond in the Street wai I
long before.
: e.Ik of peru
i t in the meantime. Bain and
I ,. ?
-why. raxari MY DIAM
ad buried the jewel in thi
and at jutt the right time tl
-
ked in vain, nh. i. it was lost
years ago.
"1 was not loO?il
owner. "I was looking for a lit
that mv ;d lost.
the ground rather caref
:enly mn i
? that I
F
_
rteasanl Dyspepsia C'nre.
1
nf the I Heen
- Moally declares that in teven
caset out of ten ire cream will certainly
cure dyspepsia and strengtl -
ich.
ugh
d
( hiil'Ii vith dim h.r lillias.
great ni relief,
until we nave her i ey snd
Tarwhe
Tbs east of vartons improvements
I vania
railway will
A Dew devi motive
wheels from slipping magnetizes tbe
SB that they stick to tbe rails.
TRADING IN FURS TO-DAY.
Sante Interesting I*a ri l.-u la rs ut the
llnslnras la Ihe lliitlsna
Uar I iiumrj
First of all. when an Indian arrive*
to trade at I
furs in the
from
croce fox ami blue and
from u
worth !? -artsn
nrticle on ll
Prank i | it was
no unusual thing f..r the Budsoo Bay
ml yearly 10,
100.000
red, ha i:'
are in ttie tr -? par
.vn arc?
tic ar,..' is a cu
rinilty, and not fur value as ikine.
Against the wolf ike trapper wages
war ai against a pest ti li
other game, am! aol for itt tki:
to muskrat. ?
be that of tl.e
Buttai. i staple of the bunt?
er. What the buffalo waa, tl i
rabbit - ir..rn lt the Indian
thongv
pray f -
iiiiit.it i
when a
sustain I
MEMORIAL BELL FOR AUTHOR.
Maine I'aslt.r Win. Wrt.lr ll eui. rabi*
Lines ll. nie mit en il In rn
I uer.
"To live ii.
not to die," said I '?
lt is an Immortality which comes in
larger ? I elioten few.
One of the heart of every
school boy wlm hit- : mm the
roe tran i i.e stir?
ring wordt of "?-;
He may aol know whose brain fa?
thered the lines he is m:, I
lc oratory mit of, bul the author lites
i
reit, Me..
?poken
ll
In recognition i I
well as
bell to
hung in the belfry of the
chip whose pulpit he filled ?
hit kit
in the pas
fe in the I.arbor of ref
hear the far . ,p tonri of
'
brance of a g
earned rest from his labors.
COSTLIEST DRINK ON RECORD.
Oae Thal tineen * lelnrla Toot W hen
She < (inferred Ihe Title nf Dake
on Ihe Bail nf Fife.
t drink
V -
-
When the earl of Fife?Ul I
'
' at the
weddii |
hs PP.i
of this e."
The drink i | bride
?he amount
,ng the (Ink
rs patent accompany ?
ferrii. ual.
They Uki Ihe form of a myal man?
damus, arid the laoaiag ? '
ments I ?
be borne by the ennobled; $5001$ prac?
tically the amount of the fee a new
knight hst to pay for the letters pat?
ent conveying the |
baronet's liabilities are about the
same.
When a "ll
of the royal intention to elevate either
to the digr. i
patent ooeweying the roj
carries with lt a fee of $7.10; of a vis?
count. $1,000. an earl. $1,250, a marquis,
$1,500 and a duke. $1,710.
It tiike- i w. nulli to ki? B B?lid and
tonk in . - wblle she is fatal
ring lum.
A Word to
Nursing
Mothers
It is I va" k-iuwn clinical fact
that babies who depend wholly on
mother* milk never have cholera,
and are exempt from two-thirds
the ailments which afflict infants.
e inkling to this has checked
the resort to artificial foods and
begun to make it ? good form " for
every mother to nurse her own
baby ? when she can.
Some try it, and grow weak and
sick under tho strain. With
others the milk flow is insufficient,
and the poor baby is at last given
over to thc tender mercies of the
milkman with his corn fodder, and
stale slops, and worse.
If any mother within ten miles
of our store reads this, we want to
give them a hint. Try Vinol.
There are many mothers who have
bond that it enabled them to take
more nourishment, restored their
strength, and made baby healthy,
hearty, and happy.
! not only supports the
mother's strength but transmits
to the babe the foundation for a
healthy childhood.
Vinol contains no dangerous
drugs. We are willing to tell you
just what is in it and give you the
money back if it don't help you.
Don't doubt, try it.
H.C.CRUTE
Mic MsSaSSt N tin- Man.
i. Jtaai ti
il raiiii.it transform the fond
Pto noorlah mont. Ilcnlth and
Ol lie restored to any lick
tb woman without first re
h.-altli and strength to the
-iomai-h cannot di
feed tbs
the tired and mv. down
? flu- body. Kodol
-
: itrengtheni the glands
- | ihe stomach, and
;.sin and all
I I>rug
? -l ..Ljettimi to cheap rhth
ii they usually make the wear?
er fee .iay.
\ Itt iiiurkablc ?
?asei of
Mated on th
qmonia, is tli.it .
Dar, Marion, lid ,
ired bj fl.. Minute
?ays: "Tin' cough
I straining tn weaken.
t ?: .?? weigal fruin ' i* ttl
! I li limber of reiue
n.i avail until I used tint' -Min?
ali (.'ure. Knur bottles of this
wonderful remedy Bored sae entirely
of the cough, strengthened :i-y lungs
..- to my norina! weight,
health and strength ?Th.- Winston
Drug I
Nothing pleenae a heap ssan saan
than t.i iel taro ehraals anna t.. boring
lier.
lnr Bent.
Two dwellings, six rams sask.
apply tn VV. P. \i\.
Wall Paper In greatest variety, Ititti
in prim f print, at Doyne's
? in.uikey willi the
Sundays and holt
>i<.p riuii t nagi
rou i
lt ls lill'
Ilea B cenia at
A man's lu-t capital is bis ability
and willingness to work.
11 i.i ippc I iiiiirh
si m., ot pure
mp, eonturnp
il nut lune Iron
???
?. bim
md tergM tn wake up
li ile \, i ve and lliiiit- Liniment
"trains
'.,r Imil,
?
I
-I., is milking a
iiianagiHHi wife wlu-i: ?ln- wurlie*)
I'twi :u tw.. uinii rshirts
. ii a cold -I iv
fsa knott What \nii al. liking.
- .
formula it
plainly printed mi every bot! le ibowlng
i hut il .- a and Quinil
ii form No Core, No P.
TbsfSls nothingni which a widow
. ' ing .i Iv Ice
ali..iii worldly things from a bas
Hie ll. si pr. sn ip) for Malaria
i bottla of tarers1!
I .i?te|i ss Chill liuiic. lt i-simply Iron
ll form. No
Pay. l'ri' ?
.imus bow tbs miirriage
until
Mops the (niiu'll and Works (iff tin rubi.
Bronto Quii
?! i) . N.i ci,
nts.
ul-are "all tbe go" for going
please you in prto*
I as.
sis and i ? are not un
lieautiful tn little children until they
-nita Claus.
M Nfl on His Bark
- ..f Dixie
i nt. lt will cn
-
k mid lind ll
il days 1 had
? ??.ni.I not m.,
sn, North View, Va.
While 4 Co. and Winston limit Co.
ii Vin timi walla
spaa tin- growth of tbs -iuipie ptMtles
milk and bottle.
- ire a terrible torment to the
little Mk*, and to Borne older
'.. pe -limn.-i.
?itt.
Mei a way w I'll
lilt wb.n they bestow your
maka yon think ti.
doing you a favor.
CAN'T BE SEPARATED
Some People hav? Learned How
to Get Rid of Both
broth
?
' strong,
-
sith
-
Mr. Henry Murph] adway,
-ional nu rsa
I yeal tWO pain and
. .
? f, and
?
a Imh
1111a at Hammer A
Ballard -
I know
lemphia
-
- ile by all dealt- ?
lalo, rt.
name?Donn's and
.jltier.