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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

"Thore Is no better way TO get rid Of your
temper than by keeping it, says am eX-
change. Some people seem TO think that
they can get rid ola bad cough in the same
way. Keep your cough and YOU will soon
find Unnecessary to keep something worse.
Better invest "a quarter in bottle of David s
Cough syrup-the remedy that cures when
Others fail.-FOr salcby winston g. Gray.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

In the suit of Ollie f.. Mann VS.. the
Norfolk ond Western Railway Comma.
my, the trial of which began i'm the
Circuit Court Friday morning. the Jury
returned "a verdict at 1880 Monday
night i'm favor Of the plaintiff for the
sum of 5000. Mann was employed
as freight conductor ON the defendants
road. On April 10Th, last, he left
Crewe i'm charge of his train aud made
no stops until he reached Farmville.
While the train was standing on the
bridge across Appomattox river, east Of
tarmyille, Conductor Mann went on
the bridge to inspect his train and
found it necessary to "bleed" the aux
Hilary air reservoir, which is done by
pulling rod which extends out from
the side of the car and has a hand grip
on it. When he pulled the rod, it
came out and he fell to the ground
below, distance Of 3j feet, breaking
two ribs. both arms and his check
bone.
The suit, which was for $4,000, was
based upon the negligence of the COM
pany in failing to properly inspect the |
machinery before the train left Crewe. /
y motion for a new trial was over /
ruled 10y the court.
The plaintiff was represented 10y |
Messrs. Lee q Howard, of Lynchburg, /
while Judge w. II. Mann, of Motto
way county, and Mr.. +. ). kirkpatrick,
Of Lynchburg, appeared for the com
pany.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
SAGE OF SAWHAW SAYS.

Some men are unable to be notable.
it seldom pays to revile the vicious.
Perhaps it is worse to be foolhardy
than unhealthy.
The sort of patience Job had didn't
need a doctor.
makeshift never makes anything
worth having.
It is some distance from mellow
youth to ripe old age.
Curiosity is one Of the keys that sell
dom unlocks confidence.
Most lawyers and pugiHsts are in the
habit Of making rapid motions.-Chi-
cag9 Dispatch.
Newport News has just given to the
seas the Queen of the Navy-the
Kearsage. Her trial trip was made on
last Tuesday, and it has been demon
strated that she can throw spray in
the face Of any contestant.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

To quit tobacco easily and forever. De mag
netic. fun OF life. nerve and vigor, take No-Io.
Bac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or e.. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Stealing Remedy Co chicago or New YORK
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
New Business.

The building just above the Post
Office will be used by 5. w. Pauett,
Jr., for storing articles given him for
sale. Any goods you want to sell will
be receipted for, properly tagged and
advertised.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
Wear Wen and LooI. MeII.

A combination seldom found in a
shoe. Wear is often sacrificed to
beauty, and comfort to both. lt isn't
so in J. b. Lewis Go. IS Wear Resisters.
They look well and wear well. Try
pair at A. T.. Cradles.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

will open Tuesday, September II, 1899
For further information address
y. {. STARKE, Principal.
Farmville. Va.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

1t is not really difficult to glance
ahead and say what is to be; for given
human nature as it is, human enter
prise as it has shown itself, and racial
differences as they exist, one can give
even more than a shrewd guess regard
ing the future twenty-five years will
see as vast changes in Africa as seven
ty-fve years have seen in the United
States; for the powers Of the railroad,
ofelectricity, and Of modern machinery
will be brought to bear upon the Afri-
can problem Immediately, while Amer
lean effort went forward by the slow
stages Of the canal, the prairie schoon-
er. the hat-boat, forward to the rail-
road, only now reaching electric
power From all sides the attack upon
the undeveloped continent will go
forward. Ia each case the CONNER
cial impulse will unconsciously work
out for the land the broader purposes
Of destiny, just as the individual ex-
ertions Of all our own workers have,
without direct intention, set forward
our country in one hundred years un-
til its influence is worldwide i'm every
sense.
In less than ten years, and possibly
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

American capital and American eff
fort will have aided in the work. The
supremacy Of the English-speaker will
not alarm us nor raise protests, for
while all his doings are not ideal, yet
we know no race that is better. We
know, furthermore, and have learnt
much in that direction in two years.
that as the world moves on its needs
will demand that the leadership Of the
world shall rest upon character, upon
enterprise. upOn ability.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

III less then five, kilograms for Cape
Town can be sent via Cairo. In fifteen
years, possibly even ten, men can take
train IN the North Of Africa and ride
to its southernmost point. In twenty
live years the Tfarsvaal will exist no
more a. Republic. 1t will have been
swallowed up by the suprem cy Of the
British interests around il and i'm ii
Delagoa Bay will no longer be- Portu-
gesei in fact, 1t is doubtful if Partugal
viii then retain a single one of her
possessions on African soil. She will
have sold them outright or have been
embroiled in the disputes Of her more
powerful neighbors aud thus have lost
her territory altogether The Congo
Free State will be less Belgian and /
more English. The Coast settlements |
OF the Gulf Of Guinea will have spread /
back into the Soudan and the different
little principalities been brought under
civilizing influences. The Mohamme-
dan territories on the north coast Will
sui retain their form but will have
lost much Of their vigor, since the only
hope of Mohammedanism is the ex-
Istence Of just q at sort Of fanai c'sm to
which Lord Kitchener has administer
ed such a crushing blow.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
NOTICE.

The Rock Sulphur Mining and Trading
Company, Green Bay. Prince Edward county.
has been dissolved al "a general meeting held
on August 18th, 1879.
sent s-2t. FRANK &. GREBEL,
ROBERT KANI/
Trustees.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

Dont Cough.

Turnip Seed now on sale at II. {.
CTute's Drug Store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

Pratt's Horse, Cattle and Poultry
Food is still the leader. For sale by
II. G.. CRUTE, Ag't for Farmville.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

Another great discovery has been
made and that too, by lady i'm this
country. disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years sine with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She finally discovered way to
recovery by purchasing Of US a bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was so much relieved
on taking first dose, that she slept all
night and with two bottles has been
absolutely cured Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz Thus writes W. {.
Hamnick Il Co., of Shelby, n. C.
Trial bottles free at White Il Co.'s
Drug Store. Regular size SOC and 81
every bottle guaranteed.
Messrs. Agnew, Brady, Boiling and
Allen, met in Richmond recently and
issued an address to the Republicans
Of hesitate, a sort Of a hands-oh-allair
They are in and perfectly willing that
Others remain out.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
A Valuable Farm For Sale in Prince
Edward COunty.

offer for sale my farm, Immediately on
the macadamzed road leading from Farm
willie 10 "A mpden-Sidney, three and One-haif
miles distant from each place This Is one
OF the most valuable and productive farms
I'm the county for the cultivation OF tobacco,
wheat, corn and oats and would make "a
most
Valuable Truck Farm.
1t has on 10 "a good twO-stOry dwelling con-
tanning five rooms, good kitchen in the
yard a good well of water, large and com
modioQspg, bic Of six stalls, which has re-
Gently been covered with tin, two good to-
bacco barns and one good tenement house.
The farm contains
l05 ACRES,
OF which 35 acres are wood. the balance open
land In high state Of improvement. "A good
apple and peach orchard. A few such farms
has ever been offered for sale In Prince Ed
ward county.
also offer for sale a part Of my lot on
High street,
SUITABLE FOR A RESIDENCE,
fronting 40 feet and running back about
10 feet
Apply or write to
r. a. BOOKER,
Lock Box II. farmville, Va.
sent. Sim.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

We can sell you a tooth brush guar
anteed not to shed the bristles for 35c
II. G. CRUTE, Druggist
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
Explained.

BY "Insurance that lnsures' we
mean correctly written policy in a
sound company. Paulett q Paulett
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

We watch the standing Of insurance
companies generally. There is such a
thug as insurance (seemingly) which
does not insure. Better insure with
your local agents. Paulett q Paulett.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
DIseoverea by a Moman

Go to DOyne's for Furniture and you
will save yourself money.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08


ruled 10y the court.
The plaintiff was represented 10y
Messrs, Lee d Howard, of Lynchburg
while Judge w. II. Mann, Of MOTTO
way county, and Mr. +. ). kirkpatrick
OF Lynchburg, appeared for the com
pany.
Hampden-SdneY's Bright Prospects
a week from this issue Hampden-
Sidney will begin a new session with
every prospect for a full attendance.
The authorities Of the college have been
busy during the summer months, and
the Hill is looking better than ever.
A large park has been trimmed and
cleared up. A handsome lake will
soon adorn this park The books have
been removed from the old college
library and have been reshelved i'm the
handsome building formerly owned by
the seminary, and we hear that other
Improvements will be made Should
all the plans be carried out no hand
somer village can be found than Hamp-
den-Sidney As there is no place so
healthy.
This summer the Hill has been glad
dened by the presence of great troops
of children and there has not been two
days illness amongst them, nor is there
any place that man get an at
tractive residence for summer or win
ter more readily, i'm place VIGOROUSLY
healthy, and thanks to the projected
telephone line and macadam roads
where one can be in easy touch with
Farmville, and we hope we may be
permitted to say of the latter that it Is
improving daily in streets and build
ings, and possibly in the future one
may be able TO rent a house there, as
now it is impossible a good thing 1t
will be for both town and college to be
more closely connected, and We hope
that the town will take pride in the
college as "A county institution and to
remember that the college is undenom-
national a. has been this more than "a
hundred years.
Legacy for Hampden-sidney College.
Rev Richard Mcllwaine, ID. d., pre-
sidentof Hampden- Sidney College, has
received notification of legacy from
a christian lady lately deceased in West
Virginia which will probably bring
several thousand dollars into its treas
ury within a year or two for the pur-
pose Of establishing scholarships for I
the benefit Of young men needing such |
assistance. This is a very wise species |
of benefcence, at once strengthening |
the college and aiding aspiring youths /
to prepare themselves for honorable
usefulness in life. The example is
worthy Of iOn.-Iadec-Appcdt.
Next time you are down town drop
i'm at the Anderson Drug Co. IS and get
a box of Lowney's candy. She'll do
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08

The place of bargains in all kinds OF
Furniture is at DOyne's.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-08
Legacy for IIampden-sidney College.

Next time you are down town drop
in at the Anderson Drug Co. IS and get
a box Of Lowney's candy. She'll do
the rest.
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27
POPE FOR A DAY.
v-Fssr Hs~r-. Hat Win Not
ne called Psp~-

Whea Pop Leo - l. 2i-s his imm-,ii-
.re sn~c~~sor v1il h~ C4rrtlaal Lligi
O'r~ziia. camarlingo Of tn Roman Gath
else churvh- he ~ln not - called pop.
aa- accur,iing % the laws il force b.
sili - acting Pope ANTI the new pop
> elected
Th- s4tiean regulations decree that
th- ei-ction % tke usw pop. carnnt
taze place uuril after the burial - The
late Pop whieh takes Pls~e -.n day-
sfi-r H. sf-~-ase- In ma7y instances
the election = rot cumpls-e for weeks
or months. 80 THAT the eamarliugo nav
niny hN Papai power for a hong time
Leo XIII h-isi thr position - raHzar-
lingo uh=n b hir--lf ~ss elected 70
rh- pontiacate. bat II dos not seem
p.s--lbl- that h. ranlariinga vsll sac-
c~--s 70 the papal thron-- r j. the ga
raarhngs Wha formally declares tis
pop- dad after tapping hss forehead
three tim~s wirh the silver hammer
IL Z : u b br~sks The seals and
ring % sh- fisherman a1d then as
-urus~ the direction - fhe apo@tolic see
until th- n~s pop j. eho=@a-
Th- eanaarlinEu pr-sisi~s oT~r th- "a
ere,l sauelase Of the cardinals having
the election in hand and keep the k-v
% thu place 81 meefInG- "a that none
can enter or ~ out save with his con
sent When the election ! concluded!
h a~k> the n~~ poatif What name h
intends 70 take And after he has r.
e-ived the saiufation % the Assem- bl@si
cardinals IL j th- earsiinsl-eamarIineo
who places on his finger the ring OF
the fisherman. He :. in fact -
actual sueeessor Of the pope even
though Temporarily - Cincinnati In
4uirer-
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

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Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

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s1ssrzis4 m l~atA.r gods hss saaa-
rzps-d
Asr~ra n % ck~-z5esi azzy ixss. Is
parts q - r~-h - <sk hars aa.raf -.
saa- az-r+ire vaia. as = pzrrs =
bc=<Iess h-~f
Ia o@s~s- Ge~-za ~cal zsi-ss we're
s.. ~urss-i 10 1875. rhev sre --4-
wor=s Errizna ID at he1rin - asizs
- eual uzfm - saar-sszth c~nfurF.
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tkas oz~ daily pap-r uscrf fhe EruEtA
CO = ar-rs n t~o daTs. the ~r-aa har-
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~s-~fany hznsilsa- Suck f-exrn t1tt~r-
7ies CT h~irr tsk~r .os varm~r climate
recover fhen1seiFss ard e. auay- ~
sp-~-e< % hg-rr-1i~s hav- h~~n foanl
~i-hi. a f~- hu-Sre-i niles q the
north pal-
Alu=inun IA. 'is, beez usesi ta- the
cu-sfrsrf5ca q r~w sr-r-oof certain
20 - u.~,5 r. ~ op~-a hou->. B>-aneor-
Ths ez--1ia i - f~~- side by = FEET
-. and - total wsixAf. eonpo~s,I of
all- =um sh-ets uu~-t-rifrh % an
i-rh -hics. sill - s.aa0 pounds Hal
s-s~, irur ben u--d Instead o. -hs
a-ht~r rz~tal the w-izht woaId have
izer-as--i 70 if-1er pounds
H. sn;~rprisin< city zuf.o-ifies of
a small northern borough have been
tryinx TIE sxp~-i=s-nt - sprinkiing q
stree wirh "a water. Thsy srd that
sleh water birds rhe dirt together -
fwe~- th~ paving sfoues. - hat w ben
il = dry ~ loo@- dust = formed 70 -
rzts--i b. The wfud. that "a water
.ces not dry ~ qairkly a. fresh water
~ that -h~n szlt nzrsr has h.en use,.
.n~ laad = L j. ro1al - three loads Ct
fr~sh water The sait water which =
dep.1-i-esl or rh~ street ah.So-hs r11is-
-1rv from rhe air a. nigh-. Whereby the
street = thnroughiy muist during th~
early Eoruiu-. ans has TIE APPEARANCE
% having he-n freshly sPrfnkies--
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

Enzsand IA fn~ weather. Ike is IL
haof-aufs " heu n happy efrss1nlSfares
has singular laok Of uewn@ss arsl
good breeding Everyrhius i swept
aad -aruashsd. Ike fh@ interior of a
daiHtiig keps hoas-- Th- hop-p.oies
make a pale = pattern or the Fiol-r
FsosErd gruaua- In the STRAINS. the
lang Willuw-ake N-~sis are eomb.-l out
and starrra Nth jasrnine-Iooking blo~-
SONS fish dart Ike zhosts n II. s1,r-
- hrlshs golden water Md ,h~a a..
zarsiens % the Old cottag.~-cortsr..
.ue 0f them. ~ the tirsls u F.lizsb.rb
nsy. almost 81 the Black Prince. win
seniiop~d weafher-tiI=s ~ delicate
p-aeh-hiaom eoier. and brilliant vi hir.-
washed sails against wkich sfspd ou,
g~raniuns. and pink and white NAL
lows and even an exquisite Isuzn@~-
l3iy- What dsinry prosperity. And
rsaraetsristieslly Enghsh through the
midst y i runs the past. IN th.. han. of
an odd Roman hiShway- You can srill
80 slabs - r. siong the so4us. auoug
irnul~n-e uar-loasisn bs~~h@s- us.. a,,,.Lr
ponds and haxsfacks. What a strange
mixture - a very present present with
a past which se~Ins -ezrre{v uEasr nj
ait.-Neru0n Lee IN Atiarf5s
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

4 good dianoud i a good deal colder
than an imitation and the lapidsriss saw
that the b-st way 10 detect this DIFF
stones 70 the tongue >apphirps. smer-
ads. rubies- yaruets and other precious
stones may De tested in the sane Mav
the real stone l. invariably eolsssr
than 'he imitation The lapidariss Do
not give a reason for the difrerene~.
but Il NAV b. found. perhaps. in the
greater density Of the real stonss.
which make them better soGdaefos
Of heaf--D-frOit FIRE. Press
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

died- The Doctor even gave ne Up aad
wonders how ever Lived
wrote tor MrS Plnxhar, a4ricr
Al Lynn Mas. and ,o.oIS her medicine
and began 20 z~t well I took several
bottles o. the Conpoand ant zsed the
>anative Wash. and can truly sa7 tha,
! an cured You would ha-5ig know
ne. an feeling a7a lo.5siar ~ vel.
Lydia T. Pinkhazs ve-vtabie Con-.
pound made ne VIA. 1 an. --NEs
J. + SrEzTcH. ss1 NEcHAS.c 81.
CAxDrS. y. J.
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27

Il nzss tel you tha. Lyi.a z Pink.
hans Vegetable Co1Pouud has d1ne
Eo-e for ne .aan 1zy doctor
Il was tr0zbi@,i VITA Irregular
rnens.ruztion Last Szzzer be-aa
the use O. Fc-r Ne-etahlc C1zpound.
and after taxing t7ro b-1,-les. have
been re-al2r every rou-a szcs I
recommend yor- Eaesiicine 70 a. -
NEs NssstE 4 BEuwS. WEsT II
PIxA<ASr. y. J.
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27
A NOTABLE YEAR
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YEAR -tr --ar- vita
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rz -a- f--el l-1 tss ~ hssn
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ts- fawe rs vas 40 -a@ t-f.-al
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tia- -s- arr~rsn ref harlc.
ear s--s srf@ d. q ha~k-
sr- Haab- -errs--rr-f se Rzsr-
uar farrar-r 70 lrar .a-A szses
tt pafrf5 e- -afr r- ~Tn rn ard
--fl reF -Fr -a rh- e=nrs- sees en
ie-~ rt- -sf- aa- pzarr-l
aaa tHe fs~w Ser was
# Ste a~-a HH~ - the aursi
fk=e ans-sfI fhs safe -ss money
-sa H-e ta~fsaH eaua - sak~a fer
rA-= -aee--- Ihe safe aas sever
~-d A. that tm= fhuuh- vas
falz As aser E1ylantl and Ia Earupe
e. 3 Iess1aa-r The Eauk - Enrlansl
izs,z-~=si ehsaa aud ta-~yi ~ ia-ks ~
es-=sstr- Honl- ~xaminea 'h~ sofs-
asaa-sIp - 80 iosks and offered 70 not
eaE ear~r th~ outrr cacrs - she Rank :
~ EaEl laHd- haf 20 apea aIso th~ seven
aare a~aaaE - fh- treasure safes IL
.'i- - tNs hour p permission Va.
gwen This va. too much for the Brit
.stH-s 20 stand aad They gave the u~c-
s-.are consent
HOBBS vas On hard two hour b.
'a-- ~ Fims f7r op~ning the doors o.
thr hank arrived. ard announced him
-sf rvalE 70 - 20 work All IN. tool.
81 had - carried in h5s v->t pocket
consisting - abuat - pirks. he opened
fhs fruut aoar IA seven minutes-a-s.
entered fhe hank triamphantiy. II.
Hsxr approached the outer door % The
Treasure safv In * minutes the soos
sr=n=sl. snd before one hour has
~ -e'i. half - The time h asked for
r. bad hi- hands ia the TREASURE % fh.
t1Hs mleh - The anzxsmsrt % ~
directors of th- hans and to th~ intens.
Disgust % Ehubbs. who. b-sisl~s beirs
a ioekmaker- was iKkt or duk- q
ssneth5ns similar - a sids Ene. and /
z'lan - 5nrleues and wsaifh- He sooG
h.s a-feat gan~iy. however. and soor
- - sorS 70 improve his lo~ss. III
h cla By taking Hobbs Inra hix en-
+ F-aF a. ar asri~er- For the tine. hax
ever I fhink the Bank - England q.
Z American ioeks on their szf-s. p
~s~rF t.asir rssoguzx~s. the fact fha
f huet@ 'se. no match for Hebb~- ",
Veaa xrrat ranes on th~ Enslish tur
that F-ar ane did other th1n<- esua d
{ Fralsi- A tmerieaa artist painted -.
1r~~t pirtare on sxhIhstiou N n,
{ tTH stal nai4re. whlle Henrv War,
hf~rh~r aafpr~aeh~d Spur-~on in b
Lansou tabernacle Wa-hinx-on Stas
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"a ar .ea1 . har-e - uafer. hzt f11
ca--1s r1ka n t-rk rut uaeu Fsg ssr-
ce-s1 70 s--ar< =az up 4xaazs. tas a4s Be
.1-rs 1ls nzr- -suse-
i-ss 80 are that "a. 70 tz-r - -hrz
the treasure 500 are q -<arze 1f = -sz--
aru1-t tzs r-Hs hezd
--rz~ knacks e. ANY ran- dor
-ne- - ags eEzslzx sEe g-uE .er.--4hi
eas1 ! zes Hsrald
Oxford eagle., 1899-07-27
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