The Farmville herald. [volume], October 23, 1903, Image 3

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ol Hu- week un,,am.
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""ni BIB ul tenthill- tl,,. Rnaooks Fair
uni ii
i i.',kkI gold*
boa "tory to tell you, A-k hu,
Pbs fio-t lille him I,,.,,,, f,.|t |B ,||(.
m. Int ll .|.ii.-ken- Hie -te), im.l |1vea
i new thrill to all Ita
"N.ui kin ku ,ii.-y lookla up wbar
?ya Brothel Ok key, "ob
. u'l nu hitrlu-i .Inn i|,. l,,,v,. il(
fa ol Hu- Normal ,
purim- lawn tenn!
Hu-cun- win ,?,ii be |a K,Hxi lprill.r
iimi tbs gams will bs in full bb
We wire mi*i;ikeii insayingtbal tbs
leal 1.1ni,if the county court would I*
?mlir. Tl,.- J muni',
will el-?-?
? io lie nongra)ul ited
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ij it- rnghtful form never
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.ibiin (I Pul a
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:tt ibis
? : i- unusual, im! such
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. week ls
?'> ? .. ml 2,0011 -nil?
ibili to hive them Tu
? h.I tue DapSf
from non ',,, Ju i. 1, 1905, f.r mie (iollnr.
W ie ul fail
the polls ami deposit your
ballot like a man, yea, rather s
.
lue people make oni law.-, bel
important
.\ pu. i, i, .-r bas recently charged that
sinourpubl D'tevso
attend church servioes, hut it wasn'l
i i'linic I. (ward teacher, fr teachers
io our schools do attend church with?
out exception we believe
We want to know ju-t how arneb
?.un Mr Barber niu'le ob that Held nf
w hich mention was bo ids in
tba Herald and bow much waa mads
>n that of Mr. Dannli
ons w ill kindly rei-ort.
Mr. lite. d..rick ll. McRobert, a
now living in New
Vork, wai in town Wedtieaday. He kt
cn mu;- for re
, lu,ni- doty. He pani tbs
I visit and we were glad tosbaks
iii- hand.
I nvltatlons have i for the
? ? on the _!Ttil Ina! , of Mr. Jil-.
?c.,,!-,ii and Miss Birdie
Weddell Cox. The e.-icm,my will lake
place in lin- home of Mi. and Mi-.
Paul, Mm,'Iii-Li, Va, nt >'?
o'clock p III.
, \ a fannel leave town on la-t
Monday with an air tight Stove f.r BBS
in the tamily -it ting room, sad
N. in,,i,- cheerful i>i?en
lire plait- of Which the li
p. writi
- Hut lime* ebBBflS ami men
.-. iiii Hu in.
Mr. I). B Hundley, who tonghi the
old court boues bonding at \v
it down preparatory I I univ
IS of the new
- building. Hs was
surprised not to Had a eoraer stone
of Hu bricks be noticed thia lo*
acrtptlon, "1831 < 1-8*12 " Win
tbs ma-iii- at that linn- .'
m -t dictatorial tblag of the age
i- the physicians thermometer ii
rnandateB are to bs rigidly obeyed bo
tualter BOW the patient proUB I
feel all right and only want to
eat and '?. hut
the thermometer responds, "you are
? n, you have fever and must not
eat nor move from your bad, nor BBS
company."
len ITis.ii-.anil (Inn. lie
in the United Slate- hiiM- u-cd the
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Church will bs glvsn i
never they paint.
.
whnh you do w hen
you buy thin paint in a BBB with a
ftbel on il.
make U, therefore winn you
d gallons of paint, buy on*
!. A M.. and mix
^x gai ? linaeed ..ii with it.
:iiy four gallons of I,. A
lt, mid three gallon- of Oil mix
cd therewith to paint a go
Houses painted with these paints
iiflei 1*. years.
\|tpi<i;uiiin- aairiaBe.
Hie home of Mr. ami Mr*. W I
. | -,i," near Cha-e City,
i.i a pretty weil.
ding on November nth, when mai
Lillie Silencer will lit, onie the hride ol
i Rios, of Lynebbarg. Mr.
.i ith Un
Virginia liff lu-ur.iii-, < .mpany.ami
; Mr J. V. Rles, of Farmville
lbs) BttiaCtlVS .laugh
I and Mi-- W i' Bown*! i
Lunenburg eooaty, ami bagradaah
,f Kichmoiid
, ' -I'life," if J
'?Obelisk" floor.
),.i i: ut.
?li wei
A \
. want gisod
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i udp l.iiiiil.
! live hundred
Buckingham hind well woodsi
and watered, convenient to rai
good neighborhood, hut wltboal balbi
? SCI .
(ininti (unit ami 1'ullili-s.
I he ti .?(,,hei lei in ,,f thecoiiuly court
li I'm,,.' Kdwaid, wh- held la-t Mon
it clem and BtaelBg Bl wu- Ihe
'lay iud though political speaking hail
heen announced, the ci,,wil in allen
BBS unusually small, even fm
this ,-,,linty, Whoas curt-day dowd*
li-ive loin* -m,-e hecoliie things of the
past.
The tl i.-ki-t wi- sm ill to i, mid had
upon it no es ral interest.
Hon. K. (J. Southall Bas |
was iiitroiiuceii by JadgsCruts in lbs
sbasuca of Cbalrflsan W. B Anderaoo,
and having thanked the Dcinoetatic
voters of Prime Kdward for having
given him Hie large-t majority of any
Of the .-..untie- of the SOBgri
district, except dis own, then proceed
ed todellvei a strong, practical dtacnss*
i ui ol liciii,, nnv m geneial ami urg
lag preparatlona f,,r the |rea) tight of
1904, when thc laane win -mi be people
of in my va
that of the few . Tbs SBBBkBI
ceeding very calmly and deliberately
until SOBSS "lie in the audience pro
pounded a question which brough) the
-ulj,-, t ,.f the mdt pendent ? Bl
to Hie front, ami then tbsu Bob" S tit li?
lli I of hattie began t I come to the fore
too, and he -imply poured hot -Int m
to the lank-of the secret emmy more to
I tbaB ll.I Cll foe He Illa,lc
Sarnesl pim f,,| lbs return of Judge
Mann lo the BsnatS ami Mr. OWSO td
the House ami cl..-eil with an
appeal for DeflBocratie iinlty ami bb*
Ihualaam
Mr, l-l ** iiinilei-, who is running
a- independent against Judge Mann
? i.t ai <l followed in au
:ie 1 attack on the Manu hill
ami ci?N, legislation in general. Hs
Bas listened to respectfully ami when
hs closed, Mr Southall took th?
ugai!! ami for a few minutes simply
tu;.de Hie "fill liv." Ile S
ried o lt "hold enough."
li ?ii- our iit-t | ol lt leal diversion
hud ni Prime Edward f,,
time, ami there ass i smack of nld
unit- flavor ai,out it. We maj bo! bave
another thia asBeon, bul when 1901 is
well iiii we will have month- of it.
Wi, k nu the -aiilltlicril.
A head-on collision occurred on the
Southern railway between Ksysvtlls
and Melierrin Stool SUS o'clock M,,ti?
dily un,iiimg, and in the cra-h Wbicfa
followed four person- lust their lives
and liye were injured
i mail coaches
of the two Ham- Wtn hu!
tint none of the paaBSBgl i- wi?
ly hurt. Tbs victims of the adair?
I li.i lost their lives, as well
?j'treil? were all employe- nf
tbs eiiiipiiny <>r postal BStrtli
dd. wife of Condiii-tor Rodd.
Tbs four trainman were Instantly kill?
ed.
Nearly all the dead and injured were
from Richmond. Tbatrains were Noa
ll anti ls. \V. H. Redd had I |
No. ls, which waasoathboood.
The dead arc:
M. K William*, p eta! derk.
L S. Dillon, lliigmiin.
Danie] l'lm-hum, lireman.
K. ll UWI ll, engineer.
?ijiired are:
J. Dorsey Tyler, higgngeiini
Charle- Karmer, engineer.
W. D. Kudd, conductor.
W. J Jackson, .ol,.red li reman.
Mrs. Iturlil. wife of Conduct ir Kudd.
I nu lire Alarm-.
Shortly after midnight of Friday an
.ii uni,,(iii.- b*bs oaassd by lbs barn?
ing of a sasall house beyond '
Kow "owned by William Kpp- and s0*
enptsd by a crippled dad
AlU-rt Chit,,nie, colored. Tbs BOOBS
WSS futilely cili-iimed, heing I
b of water, and the negro WM
badly bumed ahout the hand and arm
in trying to -ave-onie of his ellect-.
Another cry of lire ami ringing of the
ball rent the air Wednesday morning at
-i o'clock, the oc.-a-ioit li- ing the hiiin
ing ufa small frame h..use mi I
Hill, owned ami occupied by Mary
Keul. The woman was asleep at the
tune ..f the lire and when re-cued from
her perilous po-itioti ttie bad had
caught the lire ami wasahla/e.
I kaagS of Si lieilnle.
'?'he Farmville and Powhatan Kail
mad company Bill inaugurate a change
ni their schedule tomorrow morning.
? unlay Kithmond train leaving
herc at li','1 a. m., will he taken ..IVand
continued only mi Mondays, Tbs train
will hiive Karmville except Sundass
and M.unlay- at B*fiO a. rn , ami re?
turning arrive here at I"21 p. m.
Dened te < undina
john Bsymoni Holmsa, -on of mir
former townsman, Mr. Ken Holman,
and M liss Luring Smith
elo|ied Tut.-day ami were married at
?li City, N. C. Both ISSI Bed IB
Norfolk, and the following il
Hiern hy the Dispatch of thal city ;
Ihe hillie and groom are both
weil-knowii and |topular in this eily
The hilde i- one of Norfolk'- moa)
channing and popular young ladies,
and with the groom has s host of
fl lend- here
opera llmise.
Next Kinlay night the Kina-nui Con?
cert Company of Kii-hmoml, will give
an entertainment in the K:irmvil!e
Hones for the Uni lit of the
Episcopal church of this town. Over
om bandied Uekets have already bean
spoken f"t and the outlook for a full
tones is proiiii-ing.
Kuli nf Moimi-.
Kor the week ending Octolter IT, IM.
High School: Henry K>.ils?, BUBB
Smith, Marj-iie I hoinp-on, Irving
Armstrong, Spencer Armi-tead, LiXtOB
Si ahles.
(irailc-. (8> John D vite, Lena Oil
liam, Lawrence Smith, (icrinaina
Wing,..
:, \\ ilt> M.,ni-. Lillian Rb ?
Womat k.
'.. I.i/./ie <'illiam. Kiiimett \Vel,-ter,
ti. rtrude I'llliam, Max i.laman, K.li/a
Iteth Smith, Samuel Wootton.
Jilin.- Cowan, Henry K
Rebiaaoa, Myrtis skinner,
I.,-. Diniueller, Fields Chi, Hen
iv VoSsS, Kverett Wilkel -
I uni Kraiiiischwei/, L BBlS
Dninieller, Eddie Laucantci
BT, Walter Cray.
Only one resssdy to the world that
will al once stop Itchiness ol I
in any part of the hody. I loan's oint?
ment. At anj drug itore.fjOeents.
LIBRARIES FOR THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
?
ti want a go.,.1 library of inter
esting h.M.kH : ii.i',1.' If so,
you have an excellent opp .rtuuity t,,
get it. The II,mid will -how -
anil ali that is needed to wm th
uiatic work (bf lbs i ?
U.-ad tbs following of!
fully, and then writ, ; hlanks
and wm a prize:
Pot IO asw sanuai subscriptions thi
Herald will |
iription* the
Herald w ill give a *-.'?, library.
Poi 30 new annual subscriptions tbe
Herald v. ill give a *--' Ubi
Foi -', nea aniiiial subscriptions thc
Herald will _ivea|20 library.
Pot 2D new annual aubacriptiona the
Herald a:i! -arv.
For 1 ,,,- the
Pc* lu new annual BUtjSCriptioOS tilt*
Herald will nive a*; Ubi
Poi 8*nea aimu il ina tbe
Harald will gives |
Klanks will bs furni-heil fi.,
sch.mi| wishing to WlB a prize. A I,lank
will bs needed f,,r ea ? r, and
.uk- iiiii-t !-? lilied ami
by the teacher ol the school. '
seri pt ion will becouuted unless banded
in mi these blanks. in.,.
tbe Harald stating toa many blanks
you think you can
- may combine and a
getnei if they wtab, lt
bette) : itll ceo
tlo alone, hut in soma cases il m i
holli a luigi- Behool aad a weak ons li
combine. i- n sxsmpls, ons
might gel le? ihan aigbl sui
Aa tbe 11
ie? than this number, a school
a leas number mlgbl c.,mi,me with a
larger school and ti tn,- ol
tba bO .ks. to i?- ilia i,I. ,| u- Ihe two
schools might decide. If a subscriber
to lbs Herald wishes to help you secure
a library, n-k lum lo -end lin
IO -oil.' . ,|s.
.-. I.I w inning a DI
aglee li the follow in:.' c min,
mus) bave a -una!' ? , w bleb
to place Ihe hook.-; and Ile ,.,-,? min)
have i ii
mg of cloth to pmt cl the h ?,k- from
dual and exposure. Any school can
g. t ai.keane made and given l
public spirited citizen nf the nt
bond.
lin- lilia:,I ha- a-ki ,1 Superi nten
. glsaton i" select all Un?
ite furnished i y tbs Herald in I ?
ie*i f,,r prize*, li a Behool already bas
a library, the Herald b ill sss tbal no
,:>? duplicated and if a school
er tain hook- aol on mir li-t
tbs Herald will gel them if th, var.
ed by the .?"inn.,
deni. Nc I w eek a partial hst of bOOBS
will be piihli-hcd in order thal the
children, teachers and parin
know tue character of the booka thal
w ill bs given.
children and leecbei
good library for youi scbsjoli lt',
work that b in-. All lt coal
ell'ort. i Bants Hie * :
cl*. I'he children WOO I the
I he people want Hi- Herald.
? illy: 'I bis ..il. i
February l-l, 1904.
bacrlption will bs taken for tbe
lihrary after tbal date. All subscrip?
tions III il-1 bs BOC ni,' mi, 1 With the
oaeb, ami ie for subscribers no)
already mi dui rabacrlptlon I.k-.
communications to tte
.nil- Heb
liiiniville. Va,
Sup-rintendent's Endorsement.
Wi nisi i am, Va., o
:
your pinn fol fumi-hi-hing Ubi
tbs pantie schools, and will lek
ecting suital
Hie-,l.I* winning the prizes. Ymir
? ms I,, ms a isry literal one,
and I iiii-i ii may bs 'h.- mt
giving to o;ir child:- Dumber
. ?
Of all mn ii, eds I der (hi- our
A library In each schoolroom
would awaken tbe minds ,,f tbs chil?
dren, make them better students, give
them an added Interest In tbe
make them in,ne regular in attendance
ami open t,, them s world
things of which very few ,.f them gs)
even a glimp-e. And tbs |
would ul-" derive great i
thSBS hook- When they wei
hoiue by tte children,
Vary truly yours,
'.ih *- J k.
Lick.) Party.
ly Hall of tbs Normal
school was Hu- scene of much merriment
lay night
"tacky" party ariangcd by the
student-. One had hut !o step iii-idc
the door to imagine biflSBSlf In SOBJS
oas realm where grotesq
pb gather shoo) and di kinds
,,f weird ;intl ludicrous anti,-. Many of
tin.-ninl.- tingly funny
and attested the originality ami fun
loving spirit ,,;' Um
A pi lations
and ins. ind and
given to the delight Of all pre-cut
: iking parl 'ii i.
did BS with milch credit lo thi ir ahili
iie- ami won well merited s|
A feature nf tte sn Ding Bas s mock
wedding ceremony, Tte bride was
tastefully attired in white with a veil
of fine lacs curtain fulling In graceful
line- h. tte Moor. Tte Cl
quits well perforated, tte bridi
looked very charming and ll,
ned iii tte bonds of
good fellow-inp for tte remainder of
tte lena Tte faculty wa- well repre?
sented a majority being p
Vaughan, m tte chara,'?
old ,- tiered Bsrvanl gaven very amua
liption ..f various merni
the faculty which Created COBS)
mirth among tte -iud. nt*. In tte
early part of I he evening, aftsi
ly bad BSSBsmMad, Mr. Jones and Mr.
Manomi cleated 'pi ni hy
marching in, unexpectedly, in h.
costume-, amid a fOBI of appian
laughter, After enjoying a largs part ol
the program tteeompaay wa- invited
to tte dieing room when I
ing collation awaited Lively talking
and laughing, mingled with ile
ching of daintie-i-n-ued fora tune when
all mice more repaired t,> lbs Aaasmbly
Hall and the remainder of the |
wan carried out Mr. Mulloon favored
the company with tutioii
iii negro ami In-h dial* t. Al :
elusion of the program ih
paradell before tte judges who
eil thc prize to Mr J lng the
tackiest bobing p- I 'I'his
sntertalBBBsnl and it
was only necessary to look into the
fae- ,,f (toSS pr. sent to know that all
had a good time. Many thanks aie
due ihe youiik- SB willingly
and edicielilly SBTTSd lbs tshles, to
those who contributed bl tbs progrsm,
i, Mr-. Morris -I. aad Mr. c.x fat tteli
part in the preparation of the R
Moinircli over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprnins, Min..- relief. Pr.
Thoinss' Klectric Ott, At any drug
-
Smoke tin- "J <'lia*.
Balesby sell-1
"siiinl.i.i iii l.ininilli-.
?r Baturdsy, ihe sn
ut in full fi .inly iii
BsBlatlai
m I lefi.-hiiig. Ofoonrsa ..ur eberel
Bl In full force too am) al
well people inu-t have enjoyed the day
ll without i
regular* j
'?olidlli ted hy Mr. C K. I'.'igg.
Mi. Munroe, of Hu- lin
! morning and even
?ie Presbyterian church.
l'r Potts S/M with his ii'ople
a. Mr. Tbompaoo.
I-ni ,l:u man addressed the V .
? ling, w Inch was. held iii
lbsbetureroom ,,f the Piesbytariaa
Church, and uta,l< -,ve and
iii-tiuciive tnlk drawn !'r,,m the life ol
Bl h. impressed es?
pecially iipm Hu- young men |
Was that when Solomon was called up?
on to under laka great work he went tn
Hod In prayer and u-ke.i f..r wisdom
Hui Strength, mid then drew li
mom did m anaflairofmag.
minde so we should do in Hie every day
:.- nf hf,-, for after all there i- in,
-niall wln-re duly i- cm,-cine,I.
.- unil-iliilly gund.
by Mi? Mlnoi added greatly
to the occasion, wblb Hu- playing of
faultless, as is her
-lout to in dc
Feelers ur tin- asa Massa I .i?.
1 hy tte
BtlOg w ide ii
lt l- the Iii ? t law that Virginia ha*
,|,plies h. all
Ita Bilks. The new game law
i snd imp -ri mi changes
, :,. and -pedal pro
led for iii-e.-tivoroii- and
song h. riii
ilic attention
layby W. L. Lynbam, state
a li i visited the -ton- of
alticbmond auctioneer and -topped the
.HU' hud tha' Bad
? I, d: Lj nu mi ; iformed Hie
iwmr th i' he could hold Hie turi!?au
,\ iii,-h had h.eii in captivity be
? , n ictmenl of the law- hut if
'il the -cller
and hu;. liable for a line ol
Pleas br Bale.
i. ..ne High Grade
Upright Piano, In dark mabogao
-hghlly uaed, and cannol he told from
one liall \ddre?
Mkbi i Bi Boa.
ld list.
.
. :?-.
.
.
Pads.
Cuni.
Blank, I -
Rough d . k>.
I for and delivered any?
where m town C. o. li. We giiiiran
i,-e satisfaction ? liva us a mal.
I aiur, ii,, dry.
Viriu.il N.-li..ul Nulls.
Mi. Lewis Jcniiii bricks*
. ie Jen
?l-t Week.
Mr. Dickinson, of Buena Vbta, sail?
ed to -ee Mi?M:ny UlaagOW, of Koi'k
Suoday,
Mlases Janb and Hatti
to Lynchburg Friday afternoon, when
? I --t- liaiiiia
Wasblngton street, until Bun*
. Wliile lhere tbaj
? l il pb Mac ,:i ootsV
I Warri?
ner, of
friends in tte town ami at tte
.
Mi? L union'- iii
?. Va., h ivs I.n visiting her at
tbs boms of Mr. C. I
Thc picnic crowd thal had planned to
lay al Willi* .Mountain
under Hie ch
iher.
Dr. RobL Fraser stopped 'or a few
boursonly.al tte -hool Tuesday morn?
ing and was met with many a teartj
handshake among old -Indents and
lllelid-. Ile wu- oil hi- wai' to I Ile
country on bos
: , iln s ans of
hei lliiliipdeii-Sldney friend- Friday
evening at her home In l*d>alf of the
iiiuent of h.-r Normal I
?/sated 1
mao to
nig, uml as*
-i-i ni .in.- ol iluee small children, for
limited tims. Only ii In family. |16
per m.tutti lo righi pally. Address
willi ?
I .il ma ill.
i iie Lera! Pt-ess.
Another lui- well
,i'linnity owe- the prime
duty of support to ita local press. If
B man BBB BflOfd to lake only one
papal bs Should take hi* BOBBI
lt' he cnn go further ami take a daily
let that bs hut tte i-upplt iiiei.i to hi
county pap.-r. The old Creek adage
"know tbyaeir," should bs expanded
Into "know thy neighbors" and tte
way 1" do tbal is to support your hollie
pa|ier. Then Bomtelp*
? In any county than a good
newapaper, filled with neigbl
ind dealings willi all i
cnn. latesaat aa tte weekly press
usually does f.inlyaud honestly."
And y.i SOBBS people fail toaopnofl
though it cst- only two ? BOtS B week.
We repeat, such people can') feel much
Kt doo! neigh
Pat --.il'.
i make,
with large mirror, 13 stops, in dark oak
.?ii u*ed only a short while, will
-ell at a gn Address
Pf_41 BB, .ar.- lin- ..Dice.
N'.llll I.
? j qualified a- sdminiatratris
of the esl itt- of my late hii-hand, J. H.
Wall, I
having 'i-i him t"
! hem : nowloi
make pietstpi
payment
, ii. Wall, Adssx.
i,,r Bali.
one lard OH
Apply to
W. i
Wall 1'ai.er in greatest variety, bot!
in pm -,,f print,at 11
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Cha- I. M." I'lgari
;
Moihlerl Snap Minis
Sii.'M.kki, Va., Oct. 90, 'Ot,
l-armcrs an- through curing tol.a.
and are BOW planning to -trip and try
tin- market. Tte wheat crop has t-een
BB led ami while not as much .- qj
I gt sst acreage has been
.nteiiding, however,
that oats are nmre profitable.
BJ who visited Kichmoud lax)
week sud took in the pleasures of tht
-h..w were Mr. K. B. Hughes
BUd Mr J.I. Sw.s.pe.
Mrs. M. Kiie ami daughter, of Sunny
rn- -pending -onie day- with
Mr- Lewis Crawley.
Mrs. I'.arksdale Blanton, of Powha?
tan, and Mr. A. A. Blanton and family,
,f Kichmoud, have lieen visiting in the
home of Mis. S J. Illanton.
Mr. J. Mettauer Crute aud fami'y
will reside in future at Lons Oak.
I.ll tl I Winkle*.
Taro, Charlotte Co., Oct.
Kev. scruggs, ,,f Nehra-ka, preached
B line sermon at Spring Creek church
Sunday morning, and also a line one
at lbs -ch,, ' h nea near here Sunday
evening.
Mr.Josi Diekersoa, ,,f Drakes Branch,
I guest of this neighhorhood
iy and Monday.
Mi? Blanchs Cobb ls visiting lui si*.
ter this week, Mr-. John Kraduer.
Mr. Willie (Jobb and Mr. Clarence
Carwile left this nt ighl. irhood la-t
week for Koauoke, where they ex
l*'ct to lind work.
Mr. Willie Crute ls dowu m l'riuce
Kdward sowing wheat, where lu- ex?
pect- t . live another year.
Mr. Willie Carwile, of Madisonville,
ii- (Say hoine la-t week from
Charlotte Courthouse at night, aud was
attacked hy a negro. He had ly cut the
Mr. Carwile had lieen after
after money tu pay the carpenter* od,
Who bad just finished his line house.
H.- i- now mi hi- crutches hopping
around his farm.
Ihe muting will liegin st Spring
obi) Bundey. Wssmsxpectiag
Hrother Thompson, of ymir town to OS
with us.
LHrilagtsB Heights Hut*.
Darlington Height-. Va., t
Oat, -", i ???
Tte Kev. Mr. Williams, now pa*t,,r
if Spring Creek church, will commence
next Sunday. Ile
Will commence a protracted meeting
ue\l I'lie-,I.iv. He B ill he a? l-ted hy
Di Tbompson, of Karmyille.
We leam ioday that Mr. Doh Koherts,
near Smithville, had his suhle and a
Urge lot of forage and farming lapis*
- dastroysd by lire last week.
Hon. WC. Kranklin and I. W. Crute
? pent se'.eral day- this week at the
>bb home of Mr. H. W. Cohh, of
Charlotte. They r.-p ,rt a delightful
time.
We are glad to rep,,il that Mrs. Nellie
Poster, who bes beta sn iii is improv?
ing very fast.
We were very much grieved to baal
if tte death of Mr. Kminet Ligon. He
? it niiiiiy friend- in 1 lu- -edi,m.
Ilanipili ii-Milncy llerilhllllgs.
Il sMPDBB BlBBBT, Va., J
Oct. -H, 1001 )
Tte HUI la quiet ant) yet we liave
ons vi-itor, who insists that Inion
Theological Seminary should l-s return?
ed to the old home. Kichmoiul oder*
ii..such attractions, no such natural
Web Cul-hlessed environ?
ment*.
Tlie foot hall game hetween Huge
Academy ami Hampden sidney, waa
-pulled and resulted in favor of Hainp
den-Siilney hy a large majority.
Mrs. H. H. Patrick, of Inion Semi?
nary, is vi-iting on the Hill.
Mr. Monroe who preached in Karol?
ine bel Sunday, pSMJ u-a hurried and
eCCeptabb CalL We are looking for?
ward to the coining of Mrs. K. W. Vein
ahle with thrilling interest.
The ann.tun eiiien*. of the marriage
of Mba Mary Keynolds, ou the 2Mb
III*! , 111 NswpOTt NeWS to Mr. Keel,
d rea Ited
Mrs. JiiinesOhver i- visiting the old
home, in Ash laird.
The piihhc -chool here is iii chargeof
Miss Kinma Venahle and BBBSbSIS
lars.
Mi- May Hannan is in liuckinghsui
| tte family "f Mr. Cleveland
K.lcan.
- Sallie Dlililiuigttili, Su.-ie Ven?
ahle, of H.-impiien-Sidney, Addie Ven?
ahle, of Parmvllle, and Dr. Holliday
will go with Mr. K. W. Venable to
Covington on the occasion of his niar
rrarh I .ilk.
Tkavis, Va., Oct. U, I
Our neighhorhond is utiiiHUally ,pnet
-m.e the d. parture of Misses Annie
Gilliam and Myrtis Kass for Oak GrOTS
Academy, ami Mi-s Kuti, Cilliam for
tte Normal.
Mr-, li. A Hunt left last Thur-day
fur a lengthy visit to relatives m Ken?
tucky and Tennessee.
Mis. W. B. Oates and two children
me visiting relatives in Kichmond.
Me?rs I". i*il Kruce, Krank Gilliam
and Ibm Bib Kruce attended Kich
ui uni - BofM BbOW. They reiNirt a
line time.
Mi? Adtlie^'oster and Mrs. H. A.
Knut -pent jonday night in tteboepi'
tahle home .ifMrs. B. A. Ligon, near
Kihi M.sire visited at Travis last
week.
Mrs. H. W. Bruce ami Master John
11.-hr spent several days at Mr. John
? * lank I n ink*.
Ai-iio.s, Va.. Oct. .'", IM
We are sorry to note that our neigh*
- nu Hooper and fsmlly lefl
our neighborhood today stid moved ti
ymir town. Many of their friend- spsBI
Monday with them.
Mr. Jack Hanson left last week foi
nu his ftieiid, Mr
Baxter Cralle. They expect to vi-ii
their friends in Virginia Christina-,.
- Willie and Neil Oswall havt
returned to theil linne in i'eiiusylvauh
after spending a pleasant time witt
their hrother, Mr. Harry Oswall.
Nannie Mi-Crack,
day with Mrs. Karrsr.
The long expected frost has heen t
Be us at last. The cool mornings tuak
us draw near the tire as in the cider
Little Lizzie Bnearts bm
ed from -i-hool with -ore throat. We
bona abs will soon bs abie tu take bar
place again.
lenin r fat
Vknni.k, l'r Kd. Co., 11
Hie farmer-of Hil- section are BBB
busily engaged sowing wheat, hut it is
d that the crop -seeded will I*
smaller than usual, SS sonic are -owing
nats and grass with the tofB of realiz
im.' larger prollts Hi-su have SBSfl deriv?
ed from wheat for several years past
Kev. P. M. Bell coudu.
meetiugsat i'uiey RbfajB bal
We are glad to say it wa.* sf mueli
?aod.
Mi-. Wm. Kruest K?
Sunday In visit friends and rein
I.yiichhurg. We wish her a |
stay.
Misses Msrie and Hattie Biker -pent
several days with their cousins, Mis*-v*j
Sallie ami Addie Hunter, af Rad
last week. They report i ,
time.
Mrs. lir. K. Walker letuiiied h. her
home today after a very pleasant visit
to friends and relatives m 1'n-hiiioini,
Mr. James Durpliey, of the "Hill
City" BBBBgaea) ia tte home of Mr.
lt. T. Bosser last week
Mrs. W. Andrew Baker, of Hamp?
den .-.,lucy, i--pending Hil-week with
her lister, Mr*. Horace Baker. Bi M.idi
soo Title.
Mi- Plnkasy Gbna, of P~-oapsct,BB*
peels to vi-it bar asa, Mr. Jon.
week. Wewill welcome her in our
mid-1
vie Baker returned lo b
near llsmpden fUdnSJ la-l week aller
a visit of two months wah hei
Mi*. Kinma Baker. She will I* great
???<! hy her many friend-.
Mi ?Lizzie Keyiiolds visited her home
l*eiple last Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Berkley, of
Bough Creek, and their daughter, Mr*
Kiln aril Carwile, of lin- place, attend?
ed the ht *e-how in Kichmoud, la-t
week.
Kev. P, M Bell is OOaductiBg ?
of nieetlng at Kive Korks Hus week.
We ho|s> that much ginni may hedoiie.
Mi? BUBB Mickle, of Adelle, sp, nt
la-t Sunday night with Mi--- Lottie
Wood son.
Mi-. Capt. Johnson, of i'ampliu
City, visited Mr-. Hen ftoBBSt BBB day
last week.
Micppiinl-Miul-.
Sn ii ta n us, Va., Oct , :
Some tiuie ago one of your lie-i citi?
zens?a native of Buckingham told
me te hated tn OOSBS to Suiyi
tte old home la-cause of tte many
i -o very ? iaj si
his friend* ami lovel om- had passed
to the "(iieat Beyond Thal -et tin?
to thinking of lmw very many of mir
Karmville friends have gone, and tu
one like myself, who oftst
town, it always causes a feeling of -ad
n.** when we nu? the familiar laces
Of tho-t who Used tn greet u- BO 'hei ri
Ij a- we drove ill town. The -ad death
of Mr. Knimett I.igo-%recalls this, and
there are few men who will la* "BON
iiu?ed fruin yetti town. "He always
treated bbs libs s "pmtlsasaa, nnd "He
was my friend," ls the well-nigh 11111
VSrsal expression concerning I.
But Hu ie m.--,. many other- that I
hardly know whats to hsglaln naming
them. We nu** Hr. Thack-hni mut
ffaU Gill, yes; ead Capt Ben. Hooper
and Major Henry; and Capt. Burton,
anil "Dn-k" Wbitefaeed, sud Uos Ben"
Wall. It would almost take a
the Herald to name them all.
But, Mr. Kdih.r, amidst the
ws caa cterbh tte sweet hops that in
a "land that i- fairer (lian .!..
may some time meet again oin i
friends, and there we will not have tte
- of parting, for "We'" never
say good-hye in heaven."
May we all, through the Inflttll
Of God, reach that hlc.-t alssie.
This looking forward to a Itetter life
i- lbs sweete-t heps of a Christian, hut
even those who are not Is-lievers can
hut cheiish n hope; for one of the
world's greate-t Bgfl
"Ainiti the darkness and the |
the sys "f faith may see the gUflSmsM of
a star. Tte ear of listening kn
hear the rustle ufa wini; "
? ';*iii 1> 11ll I'liliiglaidt*.
I'AMI-I.I.N, V\ . 0
Kev. J. M. W. Killer passed through
here enrmite to ALing.loii to S meeting
of the synod
Mi? Mattie Ci ute, nf Darlington
Heights, stepped a few mouieiii- mi
-'nth, mi her way to RoanOBOi
relativea.
Mary Warren will leave this
week for W. Va., where her hmtber is
in husinesB.
Ail ApfeaSBtiOI farmer was in town
today anti repot ted that he Im
|71_kl worth of melons thi-ycar. That
do.- not iiHik like |MMir farming.
Mr. Joseph Beeb and wife, of I
ville, l'eiiii , nie .i-i mg Mr. Kobert
I'.cale, of this place. Mr. Beale is the
real estate purchasing agent for the
IVnnnylvania Kai I road.
Mr. C. M. Berkley, of Rottgh Creek,
-old over I"" hii-hels of seed wheat here
on tbs Pith at prices ranging from tl.Il
toll fal BBSS from Iudian
ai-ulis, Ind.
Mt.iiiit lefgl ?SBBBBB,
MT. Lkioii, Va., Oct. n
Mrs. J. Wade Kow Ike- and children,
of Nuthllsh, who -p.mt ia-t Week With
Mrs. K. B. Wilson, have returned lo
their hon,,
Mr. "Boh" Miller, an old I'm.
wsrdhoywliohasn)a<le hi* home in
Croton, Mass, for the past nii.>
hmlight home In- wife and BBB a few
day? ago to spend several month- with
hi- parent-, Mr. and Mr- 1. T. Miller.
Weare glad h> 1, Lila V.
Moola,of Hampden-Bidnsy, w ti, u?
LlMjkStl DtelsOl We wi?h ln-r much
success in her work.
Mr. Kent Jenkin-, nf N'ottow.i
ed his home |*-ople la-t I
Mr. and Ml
Mr K. T Miller- -unday.
Mr. S. D. Walton, nf your lon
Sunday in the home of Mr. K. K. Wil?
son. "Sim" is alway-gladly WI
to hi-nhl home ami neighborhood.
Mr. IBO. A. Clark attended tb
show in Kichiiiond last week. He re
i-orts a "jolly good time."
Mrs. "Bob" Jenkins ami Mr-. Bed
ford were guests at Mr. Velor Har
Monday.
I Miss Louie Witt Weaver BBBBl a por?
tion of la-t wck with relatlvss around
Mr. A. B. Willingham, of South Bos?
ton, wa* in theneighlH.rhood last week.
Mr. C. ti. Weaver made a hiislness
trip to Klchiiioml last week.
Hush Kiier Briefli I*.
Kakmvu.i.k, o,t. n\ IfM,
Mr K. N. Watkins left last week.
He will be greatly niis*ed hy his many
fri. nils ami family.
Mi-- Came)! ix wa-the guest of Mi-*
?\ atkin- la-t Saturday night
aud Sunday.
llb OVBStea and little -
Kr-elle, were guests at Mr. C !.. Over?
ton'- la-t week.
Mr-. Colin Stoke- and si-ter, Mina
Turpin, went h. Ki.dimond last week.
IPs bops Mn, Stokes will i*. with us
-Hill.
Mr-. Ceo. A. i.md-ay r.-turin-'i
day fnun South Boston, where she had
beSB rtsttiag her fii.-i..l. KlS. Hemler
Boa.
- frn-rnl- are glad
to know she is up again after ber se
tion.
lin. papal im*
'
Mr. Krank Hubbard, of your town, i
STejndlng the week with In- parents.
Mlssss Kthe! Arvin. Lindi Walton,
Kellogg Holland ami Mabel Smith,
and Mes-rs. H. C. Walthall and Jas|K-r
Wilson vi-iiisl at Mr. K T. limul u
ranf- la-t Sunday.
Mr. and Mr* . gone to
Lynchburg where they w ill make their
fuiure hollie.
lu. And.-i-oii and Mr. Jim Venable
took a baal with Mr. W. H. Hubbard
hiv wiih gTBBl BBSSBBS only
"fiiriy-live" hird-. A- thev did so well
wewill U- glad to have them BBBJM
again.
Mr. Allie Oveihui vi?itnl iii the home
of MlB, Niinnie lirad-haw ou last Sun?
day.
lng Dsopb ,,f Hu- community
SXpset to g.. on a grand " 'pom
limit on Kriday night.
Mr. K. J. Carter, of I'rospect, was in
our town tins week.
i.ii Klippin, of N,,noway, is
vi-iting her relatives here.
Misses Kt-rm. .? Hi ad-haw , Paulvue
nnd Crace Hut,hard, and Mr. O. Mar?
tin Wini. Ir.J.H. Weaver's
Momlay afteni'MHi,
l'he "Kne PUneb Club" in.-t at Mr-.
Nannie Br ?l*haw- ott lin-day night
ami spent a moat fin tyabb tune.
Kiglil H..i* Un Hi- hast
1 Milli IMO ll; ' lillie
lit lt Will ci
?
111, lill ? , *.
? i,nu,cul iii, > I iimi il
I Ililli
? .'I lint Ult'
on DOV out illi.t to
?. Va.
?a ? \ i ?? .,-. ! W in-inn limdCn
Ihe "J M " dgai I hand
made. All WB ask i- that yon try one.
ni- au- "all the go" for going
Hoyne can pleeas you li
and style.
The "J. M ht sa al Chas
Balssby's i-1 ni.hi mada,
'-Obelisk*' Born b BlBrays nllaMs for
a ince light loaf lia it
J. P. Wai i.,n.V Co.
Voil will lind tte celebrated "J. M."
, t baa. Bah i
L*hai
sells them.
PbjBJ bf Vile.
\ line -i\-weeks-o|i| pig-.
Apply to V I. Venable, Jr.
Even it a man doesn't bum >
- hali will.
lol nie a ( nhl iii (lue Da).
luke Laxative Bronto Quinine Tab?
bita. All druggists refund the raonay
if it fmi- i . w.Grove'ssfgae
:i sash ho\
Mantel! M,inti.I!
lOj 'jiiaiititv. Will pay
Tl OOper hu-hel.
Ju
Kuli ul lloiioi.
_'t,,u Helgbb sdi,,,!, Mr*.
M her.
? Myttb Wa!-oti, Mary Cook,
Grade Wahl I orv c.bb.
NEW FRUITS
Just Received
Frc-.li Stock London Laver and
Seeded Raisin*-, Citron,
Currants, Ni;
Give Us Your Thanksgiving
ORDER.
Sole agent fur Hinder Candies.
Freeh stock jnat ttcetTtd.
C. E. Chappell.
McAlpin's
Dyspepsia
Remedy.
Thats All,
Except it
Cures Dyspepsia.
McAlpin Dyspepsia itemed; Co.,
FarmTill*, Vi.