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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
PHI I PUR*.
,. , VIV KAKMVILLE, VA., FRIDAY, AUl.USl NO. Hi.
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CITY DIRECTORY
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Lee & Thompson,
Attorneys at Law,
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WATKLYStf WATKINS,
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ATTORNKY \1 I. ,
Creen Bay, Prince Edward County, Va.
ml Federal:
Y^HITE 6. CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
\^ C FRANKLIN
\T-I.A\Y.
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BRICKS! BRICKS!
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Eouiuhtions and Building
Mtv him ii 'I H.m.i Make, Hinton
for i-l ?) for t'Ut-i'le
lill orders promptly
ami |'
I HOS. A. BOLLING.
BETTER BUY NOW
i rur Turnip Si In ted
MTS.
II. (. I Itt 11 .V W>., lirnsririsis.
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THE
HIC>IS PAINTER
WINDSOR HOTEL
Tinc Sics*, on Glaus. Wood ano Mun
linn New yon. BTva.cs
riON GalANANTCCD O* NO ChIRCII
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iminations. . .
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Wc put intelligence
.mining your
ireful
shall liavi
uife.
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Lenses Ground Properly,
tiims ihat Suit Your Face,
Glasses Ihat Fit Your Needs
*. T. BUMUV
Jcuwicr and Optician.
I 1*1 \ uni I..uni-.
I* unusual Inquiry ei meer n lng
ma If
you wl*li tu nell a portion or nh
lioliling* nf MiH'ti property you would d<
well to Iel tile fuel ts" known. List
-u.ii property with it*, and we will dc
lite :ni ? no eo?t
LAXATIVE ll
is the ni
i- the lu -
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healing, aoothing
md -tr ' I of the
? ?il av itli other in
le from
; '.ney. (Jure* al I cough*,
lg Co.
? j? |.?- I niiirli
? ?vv ilia
. . i trou
? d fruin
-id bj Anderson !
l It.
Dil. I'erf.
in I'iMir Health fur \enr-.
ld, I'*.
g from kui' ?
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it wa*
cured bj Iney Cure, nnd I
ltimon} timi it maj
turing the health of
i Tar i*
? from uti other Rough
lt Willi i
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LAX ATI VK ll ta pleaa
iiut. permanent cure for nil rollah*,
retitle, i : nneh ial nf)
.- ' o
Stop That I linell
ll \>. N.i ii .iii.I Iduie Liniment
ft
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i< ii tesla*! I "ii-inii|ili'iii.
All nat
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plagne ? -" many
each j nd Tar
perfpctlj iinil
:
; illikno'.a I-ol.-j 's
; tain ill
\ I', rr,, i Palate** fill
it* the one thut will deal
-?t till
ire headache
the mouth.
I he famoui lltt le pj
lill uri
Ho Witt's I.mil- Karly I
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other pills I I
en. nhill' !>.??? i'l - Lilt!'
ure aimptj pei
stun Drug ' "
Maali I'm in Nfl .ir I.u un iii, i
We can -i-ii you it farm "f '
with good dwelling mid othei i
iv outbuilding*!, vv it tun Hire,' m
Karmvillt- at reaaonablB tl
Kenn vt I ? ney,
(chinese
eil. permanently cured
mont At iiny drug stnre.
\ Slimmer ( nhl.
A -in - imt only annoying
hui if uni relieved Pneumonia will he
Ihe pr - ot hy rall. One
phlegm,
dnivvs out tin- inflammation, heals
soothes un,! itrengtheni the lui .
bronchial tuite* < rue M
an ideal remedj for ti..
ren. I to Hu- tai
nerfecl ly hai
Croup, Cough and I'oltl sold bj The
?i | .rug ( o
Till' Sn let tlf I.ellflli.il J.
Would ll'.' I
? I the Merrel
leer oed" auk* Lillie Hamilton
aptly In the July Delineutoi
?-. wine- bel
Ilinllixlltl i li 'I lie Joy 111 LIV
?ni the woman'* st iud|*iint,
ii'.- on i" tell ol two women who found
(heir li : of the
happy ii-ult- brought ninon! by the
L"iieroii- yielding of the wife In one of
I lie av liter ii me! mle-:
KUI lite L'elltloll- i
ed upon. They end by being nibbed.'
the little -on! exclaim* fen;
tja when we give bm much, nnd then
when tliey have nil they want they
throw u- ovi i Ihe little soul fun
never il'uler-lanil (nut the getteroU* ,
soul |s nevel Ribbed lt ls like the -lill
n-e|f it i ulitiies 11- bualnem
add to ute the Joy nf n- cheer,"
Eight Hill- On His lt.uk
,r i>iT,it
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I lilli! it
arts Ilk'
.,\ Mick .in,! could liol I, ?
? 1 ,1111 ll,,VI Iii
truly roora,
aa , Vu.
a liston liriiir ? ii
lliinlts'k flood B ' limn ii
clear head, an active hmm. a atrong,
rigorous body?maki for the
! life.
Vii. ie fnvi nled.
i tar tl ins eni tlmt a
prevent
eil will intereat many, \
auicide and aomething hus been found
tlmt will pre -ilition which
!?? iikely Al Un1 Ural
If destruction tula
. . ..-rent tonic and
luiilil nj ialsofl gras!
? , Liver and Kidney regulator
I Inly .",' "eil hy
White aV Co., l?riit:.
ut-are "all the go" for going
Doyneean piesse yon in or toa
Hld style
: the famOUl little
?red bj Ila'
venerable l>r I Mile of Gbieago, Por?
tia will
"t!,er. Ile . pation.
i>ru?* Co.
TTIE MAKING OF A SKEPTIC.
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To see ht* di-.
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itand'.n' up *o
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BURYING
BANQUO'S GHOST
F. II. LANCASTER
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HICK friend ha"",
uni at tl 'i. her
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"'Ye cannot serve two masters, and
it ls my duty as your friend and bil
friend to 'eli you so plainly
must nay thu' hst thi*
re that ls tl
you literary peoj I
"lt ls not aa ? 'Ulna; to bury
lu neath saytl
I mi
Weil, ! I am *orry
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down - red brawn
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loftily. ill that l feel
luetlfled lr. aa by, dear child ;
. know what gonya!!)'
-. a man beglni to feel
murmured that she did and ,
watched the sweep down ;
the Karden path "Go," she iitioted soft- '
ly, " "and stand Bot upon the order of i
I she sat down to
think. Wm she neglecting Dirk, tho j
dear old darline? (Jon
.1 read] I ' lat evening she had
? mi until bedtime. True, |
be had seemed to bo enjoying hit
paper, but he was so kind and patient,
?o strong sad forceful, and *o much
i if ooaree he wouldn't
complain. Ar.d this wa* not the first
time it had happened "Oh." with a
thrill of saeaslni si, "ho might Just aa
well have gone on being- an old bache?
lor." Then, with Quick self-reproach,
"I should be aahamed I am. lt ts
silly. M .rr amount to any?
thing anyway Half the things I write
ar?* rejected. Why can't I bury thin
chost thHt ts haunting our feast and
ki ap ll Ihe dropped hat
i hinds It would be hard to
foreawaar tciibblliuj how hard only
nibbled know?and
*he shrank from making a resolution \
that she might not he -trune enough to
keep Hut a* his step, with a fired
sound to lt, struck the stair she started
I beeta and ?
thrust them Into ?
" 'It i
whimsically, QUO, thy soul'* '
lt find heaven, munt find lt out .
to-nlpi ?
'ear. I am sn glad yon
maa, I have Just boen planning
one of ? i hatty little even?
ing* like we oaed to have when we
were first married."
" Dick said, cor?
dially, hut his aplrtl He had I
I planning a repetition of last
?treeing. Peace and pipe and paper, j
with his little wife strliihllrig happily I
nt his elbow lr reefed him to Jenn
! smoke an,! '..-ht as
lt came and weat In her dear young j
race It la so Butch easier, thia
Iirescnce, when one is tired Hu;
wa* saying:
"Or If you : lag aloud I'll
rind some fancywork." Dick was de
and after the tea
table wa* cleared and the curtains
lrawn. he took down a book and be?
lan to read like a little man
lent!
frequently, at the suggestive turn of
i phrase the ghost would arise and sit
Sown In the (hair opposite; but look?
ing at ! - tired fee and
'eellnvr the Wt arlBBBS In his voice. *he
'mind lt easy to order h-r Hanqtio back
'icneeth the sod.
"I arm hem ti to-morrow,"
Ihe ret. I fly, "and make a
lair of pillow shams I must not try
0 reed. That would he a regular plek
ix for i mt SUI Poor fel
ow. I wonder If he ba* been feeling
And the next day and the nex*. Dick.
io longer neglected, came wearily home
iloud until he began to think
wt/?ffu!!y ff sst Lelor days. At last the
? le evening came that brought
the despairing question:
"What ha* your writing
little woman?"
"oh, I don't know," Helta replied
hurriedly. Just then she waa longing
for BBf "wrltliii; ' with all her soul, and
thia abrupt entrance of the ghoat shook
h<r like a eecond Macbeth.
Dick looked down with kindly, hu?
morous i
r mind," Be ct>oeo1?d. " 'Angelt
ure bright still, though Hie brightest
?ell.* "
"Oh. please don't quote Macbeth!"
Bbc got up hastily and walked to Um
W1B00V
all about lt Hut cd
.
mea, must be
kept a dark secret. Tl-'
about it b-!nc In ti. !n most
similar cases, that the man, had he
known, would have li.? ti quick
d big, klr,"
the roll
Mm and watched the restless light take
;!on of his little wife's I
it for a
. t suspecting that his ^
n-n.IlKlf! ?
ther He imagined, aa aa
iff that
. ?
d!d nm approve ol that .
Helen wa.-i siifferintr t!
t!on t!
not she, too, mar
frl.-nd I
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ground
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lng foi .
il
and lt was with a la
ul fun tb .
" \\ ll
And |
thicken, : ? took a I ti
en, bavU
sorry i
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about the pantry f
over ii.
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the ,j ..
should
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long Hi
lag
"Why can''
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spoa I wt 1.1 Uki tl
"WI,-.
"Oh. ;
Dick laid i ?
tl
m know,"
! ? '.ave a little
out all her frets and
was such a Jolly little ul'
a pad i t
also a fountain pen nr..! i
sharpen
lt
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Helen sank hack ll
an uncertain little laugh
"W!.-.
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linn "I've scotched the snake, not
killed lt." and shi
"I haven't SI
suddenly sitting ap, "Bal
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what a ?
Snake!' "
Whet '
he found flus!.' I cl
hair, tlylnir pei
of manuscript; at. ? Imself
contentedly to pipe and pani r murmur
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" 'Lav on Ma,-duff, and dar:.'
bim who first cries "Hold, enough!.
Jewel* In St. Pierre Ruin*.
wallan, reached Philadelphia i
from Hilo and entertain- ?' i .
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are to-day. The i
xtlnct. he says, and tht
has con
I*ts, hundred* of whom ri tl
bf one of thu world -
every day. He Hate* thal tl
fur Jew'lt* and moat
ruins, and will. In his opinion, un'l!
avery t,
raked over a score of timi
beaatlful city of Bl
gravt yard.
gaze at the!- ira fur
houri- together ll undl-tuiUd.
\ M.,. t Breath
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remedy in the wot
Djspepi
dyspepsia and
Mr.-. Ml
Ky . wr
for jean
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in a col '
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Pineaalve will not
if a burn ii -
fin,! beau
'.V..rid. 11.60
THE FALLING TREES
oun touests nr.iNo dt.vastat
ET' BY VARIOUS MEANS.
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THE KING'S STRIPED PONY.
Beautiful Zebra, Presented to Edward
by Emperor Menelik, Makes
Oentle Saddle Horse.
: carriage le
n be a com
? ited that
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\fter spending four
in a zebra Capt.
ride lt handily.
a nlne
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nnd nervous. In order to sooth
,t HayesBtrokedhergeatlj with
. id. She stood quite still during
i.lng nut tu resent lt
Hut when a man ap
? d bar with a halter she i
- madly round and
the paddi" I tlj she
down and sha trainer |
to slip a noose around her right
ba tried to kirk lt loos
doing bo got her : .
was thrown turwai
. a kneeling position, and ttn-n
lent rolling on her
ir four legs were then bound
MU fLo was utterly help
flta* an hour she wa* left In this
'he ropes were i
' and she u
itara.
?nod still while a bit wai
?oath and a saddle sim.
Capt Haye* climbed Into the
nnd Jennie consented to be rid?
den She makes an excellent saddle
fast and thor
to be relied upon.
JACK'S FIVE
OLD CHARLIE knew a thing
ur two. When Jack
climbed Into Dr. Allen's buggy
and called: "Gel up," Charlie knew
that lt wa* not his neater who was
unkindly at the linea. Char
i knew the shortest way home,
and he remembered that the 6
ften lasted all day. Had he
frisky as he once did, and es
I had he known that Jack
who was always playing tricks,
.v trying one of them on the
?ind his good horse, theft
what might havo happened
arse, thc- other boys were some
? i blame. They had all seen
the gate and
: the long walk by the ev
the big house, almost hidden
Jack had remarked what
HAL HIH MIND PUL]
(Oka lt would be to borrow the
and be
i.iln before tbe d
out.
lare not do Ul" exclaimed the
Jack was re
tall a hero, but he waa a meddlesome,
I," he shotr ing to
me fun, anyway." And as none
of the other boys would Join htm, he
I tn.
oner did old Charita feel Un?
hand on the lines than he
'. around and hea?:
ip!" cried Jack, as he grinned
playmates. And Charlie did
He t'lDiiint forgot that he
was no longer a - r and
nt, until Jack thought
it was time to slow down and turn
He had
the blt wei; In his moith. awl had hts
' upon going home. H
' miles, and all Jack's tug
King and sawing at the lines, all his
l igh' as weil have
Btll he could reach
.. lt. Ifurli.iiiN leatifle* .ilVr imir
tears.
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i-oiilile
. 1 liam
dieap
.' have
ij one suffer?
ing from kuliiej ,,r hi*ddn*r trouble."
,. VV. B. Agnew.
THE STORY OF A CAMEL.
When Animal Found That Pian of
Revenge Had Miscarried It
Tried to Kill Itself.
A valuable and
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The
man nu
for son. nop: a ?harp
eye upon hi:
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about ll i
? camel was -1
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to see quite
mill. )
cautiously around, and I
, a bundle of old clothes thu
ihrown
exactly like
lently |
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ll
the camel was quietly returning to the
?aster sat up and
ta him. At the soaad
Bad instantly peroelvlag the
. the animal was so mo
at hts failure, and the dil
that it made a wild effort to
dash Ita brains out against tl
"lld have done so had lt not
i r the Inti of the
driver?Cin. , ;rer.
Faithful Dog Kills Himself.
anster Tum
? i Btl) at
- man and t* unable
it fur duty
? the habit i
with him at the yard nil;
fe.-tly v
mped Into a
vat of i
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suicide
Proposed an Amendment.
Small Edna
Prayi r aft'.r her mother one ??
and when she reached th* part i
to the request for our dally br,
?ind said: "Mamma, ha,
tat I like Jam on lt
Electric Light* In Egypt.
Nesrt]
ls now Ugh'
DOLLAR RIDE
hi* head over hi. own barnyard gate
did Oharllejult.
At first neither Mike, the.
nan. nor the du, tor's wi:
what Jack I
stammered out a kind < I
i hts head. !.
buggy whip, and w
part of tho account then and
there had not Jae'.
spry tn taking the hint.
Long before the boy had walked the
four milts bat k, ho h l
made up hts mind to tell his
and also the doctor, the who*
Another thing he had resolved was
that he would never again play a mean
and meddlesome trick.
^is nearly h
the doctor with a I
-'atile. The
ir that Jack
I
ur.illy, the ,'..
Bl one. Jack tried to explain
that he was only fooling, bs
mt to carry i far.
I, young man, 1 shall cal
'her to set'..
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Early next mond:
four miles again to Dr. Aller.'
Ha made the best apology he
and then handed the doctor ten dol?
li silver, of hts own saving.
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of that," said Dr. Allen, "and ?ince
you are doing all you can to
ng, I shall hi
what I patd."
thanked bim, are
the four miles home again.
? romes out In the ead that old
Tharlie Is the here y. H*
had a line four milt? run that remind?
ed him of his eo besides
gening back early to the stab!
Jack?will. Jack patd very dear for his
whistle, as Pi ?
?edt him a different
boy.?St Loul
Ead of Bitter Fight.
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fM.slam Labawaiorlct ai charts of specialist,.
Bssails taflackisf In our nwa HotpkaL
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Randolph-Macon College
TOR MEN. Ashland. Virginia.*
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WE CALL ?TTENTION
to the following extract trama
. ?'. LoagBkexn .v
Martinez:
\\ I have tried various |
ind have ai.-., h.'id t, iruerous
properties owaed bj MreogMsra paint?
ed by piiinters with such |>?iiit a- they
.neI wt -ay un
? my. for tlu
ralulity ami tm ie ni-failing qualities
yotir prepaied paint aseap
est Milli lilllie
on the fees of the earth, aad we Basan
thia statement voluntarily ami saes,
llcited. We have two Beret of land
limier roof ,iiiiiie teil with our fwtory,
mid lum I and tiiieiiieiit
oiitside the factory, all of wliieli are
, ;,iiit, end we ant
: -inelit.
ipe< tfully,
M.il.-1 BROH
Killah A Ai
nts,
Chas. Bugg & Son,
? .vi'li. Va
NOTICE!
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R. FRANCENE'S
Half-fr
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Hartland KV.
-'. .e. . Mtg
j -liing in sea?on.
d.7 E. Broad St.,
Half lil"-*, from lh*)l Hf Hali,
Kicbmoud. Vt