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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
iR FOB Tin; PABT, HELP I
FARMVILLE, VA., FRIDAY, MAY \o
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
J M. CRUTE.
Utsraev al La*.
R H tMTKINS
j WATKINS,
?-ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
, ? b wi nu,
< < ?
I I LAW,
lill, Va.
U'HiTE A CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
- Mcilwaine,
?
i ?
\^ C FRANKLIN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
?
ICt
Examinations. . .
mmaCTBWBaB
W<
your
refill
%
- n quire.
ni perfectl
will be i
Lenses Ground Properly.
Pirns Ihat Suit Your Face.
Glasses Ihat Fit Your Needs
f, I. BUNTOV
Jeweler and Optician.
N
?Wtt!?sieni
Sere Jule in I
LEAVE FARMVILLE DAILY
ICKETS ALL POINTS
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,
MISSOURI, KANSAS,
NE1RASKA, COLORADO,
ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA,
-??> TEXAS, -we?
ill f EST, IORTH WEST, SOUTH-WES.
riser class, second class
AND KHIGRANT TICKtTB.
? THE BEST ROUTE TO THE
NORTH AND EAST.
fULLM-tM VIlTIBULtJ COACHfS
AND ILHWNO Cnaa.
Ill Till tim TiCtlTI lill lill THI
NORFOLK^WESTERN RAILROAD.
?MiteitT, ns- ?st ouiciiit una
Writ* far tatra Nape -. P*aa-r1-"Uw
I, ta aa j at ot ta
v. a atvut, eii.CN mull, re. r. ea.ee
0?e r?ea Aft Di. Tu, Aft- Tra. fee* Aft
tlllltl.U IILIBIIt.1 lllllll VA.
SOTO I :
Thous in!- Bave Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
Mow To Find Ont.
I
water and ,
. *?ai ?_ , or set
?
?
What to Do.
'
I extra
? SwampaRoot
generous offer in ttl
-
PEOPLE'S STEAMBOAT LINE,
SIEUDTBISI
J M'Hiiliiv,
fr I'
'
day, i
V. M., with fri
J i. Uiver I. ."'li' pt, iiiin
Sinful* P. M
FARE ONE WAY $1.00.
ROUND TRIP$1.75.
Fretfal lecdita Daily at I'.t.rshurj,
and Norfolk.
F, Y. ARCHER Gen. Mgr.
-.UIMVU.l.K a HOWH \i \ -
H i:.
r. m.
\rltt
A
-
*rr
.
-ter.
I
K. T. W 1 ;
TOOTH BRUSHES.
IZZZIZIZZZIZZIIZZZZZ>
They are guaranteed. The
price 25 ants.
Il.i.i Ul ll \ (IL,DrBCTtata.
The Farmville
Commercial Co.,
Commission Merchants
General Merchandize.
ix Of
Heavy Groceries,
Dry Goods
and Hardware.
Special Prices Made oo Goods
Bought in Large Quantities.
THE FARMYILLE COMMERCIAL CO..
KAUMVIU I (. 1
CHARCOAL BUNNING.
hi tatra* ur la*. Rte ral Dlatrteia al >r*?
i nala ml Thia la aa I mimr
t ii n t I n il ti ?i i >
D
'
I
5
ivKC^
?yllndri
j '
I
?
I mado
They arc mair- In I
:
r inflammable
?
?
?
?
a hole
will be made, an'l tl
will burn ra] inrpose
'borter apt on
CON
hand and thrust .tito the aperature,
then t!;- i before. The
boy In . .'ly chopping
i. Behind him ls
a pit which ha* been burning for some
After the p.t has been burnli
?
r time than ihe pro?
cess of "drawing" the coal begins. Of
'he pit has settled, so that it
?ar Its forn
The "coalers" with larine rakes, draw
.a foot
or two apart. Th- this ls
to allow the fire to burn entir
of the coal, and lt must be wat
BB before; In fart, lt I:
watched all i I water
?* on hand ami from time to
time the liquid is used to extinguish
fire. After th' nial ls cool.
oughly !? in a rough
made of logs or ot!
For this pm; -ll In shape
like a 1
the coal ls ready to be mark*'' I In
through
the streets, and sold from house to
1 - directly in large
wagon! irt or Ports?
mouth. Now lt ls mon
sent by
a profitable 1 rage pit
yields about I
r from 15 ts per
ling to the quality of the
coal. Some".: the cord.
tl for forging
as lt gives ail lock ls
liked the tea of Its ten
nrcoal burr.
a very happy set of nn-n. At night
the camp rings with mirth and Jol
are told,
end when one is hun
bolled, :
nally In the day time the woods
are foraged for toothsome gra^
reis or HO. l'oore, la
Rural New . orker.
tiri A li rn il ut itt' Vt rule.
In attacking ihe I
wait till the enemy ls in possession and
then try to drive lt out. (Jet In ahead
of the weeds with a good f*<.
some e P that will ?
smother out I
one of ''
the first pair of leaves
that comes up forms a canopy that
eompleti tbe ground and so
trive anything else much chance
. Almost any grain or r
rd crop bea*
.! very good ? '
killing out weeda?Piaine Farn>r.
I.. h. r.
Prom tin- Ch spin
in thf sj fe stul I wai
en \t ith il inn I
illed a pl
rho bad a bottle of Chnniber
nd diarrhoea
Bined. It la a wonderful remedy and
be found in everi lie
.-dy i?
fonsie bj tba Winston Drag I
ONLY NATION OF HUSTLERS.
Vi III h.-r I'r.ipi.- W.irL ..lill Hi. I ..rr
? - ti lntlu?lr> ul Ainrrlriiiia? I ni I
aa***f*rf-tl a tim.Hun.
and tin . it ali the
ind tin
work for a certain nu
*
....
e
families Bad
ugh atxiun
of their
all tbl
Ulinga, not only 1;.
and literature, but In th' I
'
do. and In c
?
'
s like tb<
"Me who
ami o
There ls no Jtr
Inq the necessity I '
Uv! tr.
HOW SHELLFISH TALK.
Warn Onr \n.itlirr ot Dnncrr tij
Wi-lrtl I ll.-Ullin *.,,??,I., -ii.a n
III. Illili nlaliril Nilttlrilll.t.
eamen will
I
origin of tl ?
r unaccountu
'
I
sions, and found that lt a
I it made up of an
? ach clear rn
Itself, and ranting from
? the giirivt
?
; IB I
not be heard at all.
On other occasions the
tolling of l
guns, and the notes of an Aeolian harp.
. longtime he was Bl
the cause, but at length discovered that
the sounds were made by shellfish, hun?
dreds of them opening their sh
closlngthem with sharp snaps. Ti ?
partly muffled by the wa
,'iably weird. Ht wai fi'
to the conclusion that, fi<
made the sounds, they probably had some
meaning, and that the clicks mil'
shallow water was dlsturl
GAMBLING AND STOCKS.
Stork Sprrtilntlon lt Ontnartlli llr
aprrtnlile Hut Jnat aa t rrtninl>
llrlnu. I liuil I'lnanelnl Hula.
The very fact that the prof
gambler is to a large az!
outcast, plying his craft at nu
behind steel doors and only tl.
the purchasable connivance of the au?
thorities, is in itself a wa
...- stupidest can fail to i
peculation, on the contrary, says
Leslie's Monthly, hangs out the banner
of respectability?v t many
unthinking persons have s
Io confound with morality?and under
its protection, carries on Its traffic night
and day, In etty streetsand Tilla,
in parlor and boudoir, In store and In
factory?In short, wherever it can find a
single humar
mania for getting i
lng. Men who would son
threshold of a gambling house. |
openly In stocks and are r. I
discuss their ventures lr.
of their own children. Wb(
ruins a man. It strips hla.
that he possesses
aces a mortgage on bl?
eats up the treatfnadaof whlel
custodian and leaves him nak
world.
I'?r ,.f Ml. r..l.?.
if microbes seems to have
'ii the possessors of old furni?
ture, which during a long life and un?
known experiences may have c
the perms of dlsen.-- a cau?
tious lady In landon who h i
-: the medical warnings inherit?
ed a Sheraton tabl* not ad?
mit it to her H off to
a cabinet maker's with orders that an
exact replica be made, the original ta?
ble being off If this
lady's craze for new and Innoc
nltnre spreads there should !
tlnv-s in store for :
as well as for collectors l
risk of microbes to th'
BU Ulai Olil \rronnt.
A letter WI
Vt ) post office a f
postmarked at Spokane Falls
and dii iamln Ames or any
of his descendants. It |
from a man w-ho 60 years ago
III Ames for a time and left
without paying h!s board bill. He said
that he was now S3 years old and
wanted to pay. The bill was sent him
and he sent a check for the amount.
1 I ulblr fur thr \ra?y.
Only 54 per cent, of Germany's young
men are flt for military
Strieker finds that heart disease has In?
creased 3"0 per cent. In a decade.
I und Iii- Motlier nf HIieiiiiutMii.
?\h mother baa!
many fi
?a ll Howard, fl
nt all.
while at all t.
?
ber tai o's Tain Balm ami al
-
-
I
IDEAL TYPE OF HOG.
Errri llrrr.l.-r ?l,.ml.l *>rt 1 |t a Mated
ard ut III. tl., ii nml Yt ark I P
io li i ?aalatcatli.
?
I
'
:'
f lt foi
?
lt aw a
-
he may
ai least
: In his sphere
ni, and
if the ; ? ,
ia! mi
-
ham. I hn\
?i the fat
kind. I wan- for your
nt?lt has
? -
?
:
d that a good
CORN FEED PROBLEM.
II Caa a al Hr lan.in-.I in. I ntiurr hj.
?tl lui- Hill.rr. V* lin tri I i . -
' lin Hr!!.
ri ago the tanners of thc
.11 the
:
ap, but
a great
I ere not
iu prices will
'rictive
try in which corn tan be
tatara Is likely to see the
oat an.! ? !y used
ne than ls
At any
We can
wlll be
n
-imlna In theil
|. Tht
corn f' cannot
l ut Is in course ot
' that Ii
Ttew.
Duranillin ., inlniitl..
hard-art thin,
D als that
?
:
i
sold to ? x mani
a man who I 'lng rid
?
mais tc
they art
Tba i '
event uh
good animal
-
Straw.Inn thr torn lt alka.
m nala
and steamlni
them. T
i
?
Thi
i meal and n
al ad
i
will bt
? readilj
Ikaae Pubs in thr laalk.
A pup
i ewe tt
- a few timi
i
?ar thi
he floe*
.rln thi
, y fed.
rttBstOB I'm
. Kodo!
It dt
-
rel). 1 ?
igth ami lality follow
ledge bbss ihasssthada
..?ceeding.
?tr? I.m.UH.ti... \.?. % niora.
.lars for this rooml
:. 1K h ?
lr, this la a
front room, a ivtei wayup
and
"Ah. yes. What ls the price of that
little room at the farther end of the
hall?"
iars."
"Kn? outrageous."
?lr, that ls a bark room, and
the eh
when you wai
Itel..rt I ..url.-..M..
I .
angry husband. "No man with any
it all would approve of your ac
my dear," calmly Inquired the
kif of the mairim
"how ii tithany
I
qulrer.
Then Knoll. Irr ?r?-n.
as pouts ling,
vilirht
eight.
-e.
IM OHM \ I IH\ W \M I lt
-Do you think the ice ls hard
mough to skate on, Willie??N V.
Sun.
Strong Prraenre.
. r fair.
ition, and?
Binn
ny that you n way
ise?"
"Invariably," answered Mr. Meekton.
. manage it?"
"Hy always arietta.*'
Star.
I >.in-i ..inI..mini.
ral."
"Mow do >
n't side with either faction."?
Iphla Press.
ui rion lav-ri titra.
ll t? ihat the phy?
sicians held a consultation, but 1 see
you are still alive.
since learned
that the vote stood two for me and one
against.?Puck.
Smnll, lint .ul.
"Four of a kind," said the gambler,
laying down his hand, "beats?"
"lt doesn't even beat six hi.
'.- rfoot, as he
brought a revolver above the table.?
Chicago Post.
lp|ir-.i'lnttoa.
i.arper who bad Just
? d In obtaining change for a
:. dollar hill from a guileless old
,an, "If there's anything I like
it's pastoral simplicity."?Puck.
1 Him.elf.
indignantly)?I am
ad that young Longhead would
lend himself to any such scheme.
Lend himself? Why.
man! he waa bought?Judge.
Keinliiliir Obatlnarr.
"Hut how do you keep a cook when
you live In the suburbs?"
"I threat, i. - every
day and my wife does discharge her
each week."?Brooklyn Life.
Int lent Hletnrr.
Aunt Mary?Why, I thought you two
had quarreled and were never going to
again.
lint that was yes?
terday?Chicago Amer!
Maarullne Cuthn.inam.
"Isn't a babyl? hand the sweetest
thing in the world?"
"I never cared to taste om
feel sticky enough."?Cincinnati
Commercial Trlb .
Ita t hrnpn.-.. Sa.arl Him.
Mn. benham?Talk is cheap.
tm?Yes, and it's lucky for me
that lt ls, you use so much of it that If it
were expensive you would ruin me.?
Brooklyn LU
t .utla?.
Clara?Oh, hum! 1 wish the Lord had
made me a man!
? r?Perhaps he has, dear; only
you haven't found him yet? N. Y.
Times
The Attrartlore.
im has called
to see me sev> ral
Miss Chellus?Yes. Sou.
rmi na ? _
IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH
*a.kinG
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE 15 NO SUBSTITUTE
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Blfjeete what you eat*
ladles ;iinl (liiltlrni.
of lax al
y fond of
?
ary to take a liver
i
-
. indi.'e. mn'
-ii I'rug Co
If lott- were COI
?
ll Xii- N.
Baie-ta
1..1 Urisee Cease
?I
Wllt-Il
Ullin Iii. 8
nml Col ;
Minuit' Cough Cur
'
-a}-, "I suffered a il inti! I
run down in weight from
1 tried a number "f ren
avail until I . ?
Cure, i
remedy cured meentirelj nf tlc
strengthened my lung- ard r
. iii and
streiigl I'rug
WU. : ill-lied willi li.ill
self, lie is u-uaii. I willi
ever} I
Hail blood .;
i health. I
A little life limy be I ! to a
?udden . don't
bare Dr
for the
?
Syrup helps men anti WOO
? ?uilil Imy with the in lu y lu r )
Ilin- I.-I.
irtiing
with vii
len fin.
for aeuti
from the tirst, anti I
lack in Iii
sin, I: . and
al WI.
girl to sweep tint in; ?
(junk .mete
Anne.i
iiilliimii
If a yoong man QBO'l all id an auto
ii Mow lum ni', li
Made \.tr traill.
"i 'ne nf l'r. Kin.
-hi for two ??
in my ?
er, of I'
rltl for I.i.
-
gripe. I'i ly -?""? al
lldn't hurt a lull'j
of hurting tl. up the
M.-t I in life till
ITetee"*lag Cssga.
.?in i?
I', w.
ii tin
I think this
Tlier
mg ymir Wit
When aw-: , .frau! of her
cook i' ly Po?'
_
-
.ntiy noa a man
about '
-av wi,.
.vu._
mg.
ery fm
-
and fm
.,f hu'
I
? by W -'"*ta.
Cheap
Bread.
Hie la-'
f
I all who ul-h lo
Patcni Family Flour
ral otb
Highest Market Price
i
"Small Profits and
Quick Sales."
First-Class
?. . i
Ceo. Richardson.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
-. il..iik. r.,u.?..l>atl
??
? 1-arll. ulura. Trail
It li. I I..i I ..ii. .
bold br
ni H.iu?rr. I-ll I e.a.. ra.
* ..H.. Ula ??*...
IN MOTHER GOOSE'S TUE
..\. f.,r
1
? i ikeaBjaaj ii -
In a
I '
E. C. WILTSE.
kl
<M'
Freezers,
r
Ice Picks,
Fly Traps,
Screen Wire,
Foot Mats
Paulett k Bu^'s.
Good Pills
Ayer's Pills arc good pills.
You know that. The best
family laxative you can buy.
Want your moustache or btard a
beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
Buckingham's Dye
Marital "i N
JOBFK1NT1NO
AT KhA-oNAhl.K I'l.IL'K-*
AT HKKALU OWWUM

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