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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-06
Sunday Excursions
low Rates.

The Norfolk q Western Railway
commencing Sunday, June lst, and
every Sunday thereafter until further
notice, offers to the public an oppor-
tunity to travel and visit their friends in
the territory between Farmville, Chris
tiansburg, Martinsville aud Avalon.
These special Sunday excursions
tickets are good for use only on trains
numbers and 2 and and 8, aud IN
der no circumstances will they be made
good on other trains or dates, nor for
stop over nor will baggage be checked
on them.
Round-Trip rates: Lynchburg TO
Bellevue soc, Bedford 75c, Martinsville
u %, Avalon 81 so. and corresponding
ly low rates from intermediate points
which can be ascertained by application
to Ticket Agents.
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Hampden.Sidney Program.

The program Of exercises at the an
proachlng commencement of Hsmp-
den-Sidney College is as follows:
June s, Sundsy-BaccaIaureate ser
mon at ii a. m, by the Rev. w r
Lard, OF Dsnyille, Va; sermon before
the Young Mems Christian Assoeia.
uon' al 8 p. m, also by Mr.. Laird.
June 8, MISUNDERSTANDING of the
Board Of trustees, at s p. m; celebra.
uon OF the Union Society, at p. m.
June 10, Tuesday-Address before the
Literary Societies. by the Rev. ]. b
Dunn, Of Suffolk, Va, at II a. M;
address before the Society Of Alumni
by the Hon. n. G. Manson, Of Lynch.
burg, Va, at y m; meeting of the So.
ciety Of Alumni, at p. m; celebration
OF the Philanthropic Society, at s D. m.
June IL, Wednesday-Graduat ex.
erclses, at II q. m.
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Travis Talk.
TRAVIS, PR. Ed. Co, VA, |
June It'll, 1902. !

June 4tn, IJOZ. J
Mr.. Emmett Curtis, Of Dinwiddie,
and Mr.. J. T. Clark, Of Mt. Leigh,
visited at Mr.. George Bruce's Sunday.
Master jamie Clark of Mt. Leigh,
is spending the week at his grand
fathers, Mr.. John Foster
Mr. James Garland and Miss Laura
Williamson, of Worsham, and Mr.. J.
\. Garland and wife, Of Farmville,
were the guests Of Mr.. Nelson Garland
Sunday.
Misses Addie and Witt Foster spent
Saturday night and Sunday in the
hospitable homes Of Messers. T.. 4. and
;. II. Bondurant, Of Rice.
Mrs. w. J. Shipman was the guest
Of Mrs T. II. Bruce Friday Morning.
Messrs j. T. and George Bruce, and
Messrs. Hugh and Frank Gillian at
tended commencement at ;. ;. f. /.
Burkeville, Monday night
Mr.. J. w. Vernon is on the sick list.
Our farmers are busy making hay
waile the sun shines.
We have had very favorable weather
for saving hay, though the crop is far
below the average.
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Pamplin Paragraphs.
PAMPLIN, Va, June

IAMPLlN, VA, June 3, ".
\ carrier pigeon was caught here
this evening with ID. X. on one band
and No. i,22s on the other. Bentley
stamped on wing feathers.
Miss Eya Morton and Mr.. Elvin
Lyon returned home on May Dist,
from Georgia, where they had been
teaching.
Mr.. John Morton has returned home
from Nashville, Tenn, where he has
been attending the Peabody Normal.
Miss Bula Johnson, who has been
attending school in Petersburg, is
spending vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Sam. Franklin is expecting her
son, Rev J. II. Franklin, home on a
visit from Colorado.
Misses Maud and Margaret Brady
left today for Seven Mile Ford, to visit
their grand parents.
Miss Rosa Shorter and brother, are
visiting in Crewe this week and will
attend the commencement exercises at
Blackstone Female Institute next week.
Miss Carrie Bracer, Of Chase City, is
visiting relatives here
Mr.. Alfred Harvard is attending
commencement exercises at Woman's
College this week.
Miss Matte Drinkard, from Durham,
y. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w.
HarwoOd
Mr.. George Woodall's home was
blessed with fine boy this morning.
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Love dosen't laugh at goldsmltbs.
Question Answered,

Yes. August Flower still has the larg.
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers, and grandmothers'
ne ger thought Of using anything else for
Indigestion or Billiousness. Doctors
were scarce, and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution or
Heart failure, etc. They used Au-
gust Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation Of undigested food.
regulate the action Of the liver, stimulate
the nervous and organic action of the
system, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headache and
other aches. You only need few doses
OF Green's August Flower. In LIQUID
form, to make you satisfied there Is no.
thing serious the matter with you. You
can get DR.. G. G.. Green's reliable re.
NEEDLES at: Anderson Drug Co. Farmvile.
Va. Get Green's Special Almanac
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BRAKES BRANCH. Va,
May 3lst, 1862.


May 3lst, 1862
The bankrupt auction sale Of the
stock Of Grafton d Co., lasted for six
day, and good prices were maintained
to the end. II is wonderful how anx-
lous some people are TO buy when the
red flag and the bell announce the sale.
The veteran auctioneer. Sheriff Dick.
inson, was on deck, from start to finish,
and never lost voice for moment
Preachers get sore throats from half
hour talks, but this hero Of the talking
business kept 1t up seven hours a day.
only now and then taking suck at
lemon.
lie was ready to begin the work
with the new week, but alas, the goods
were all gone, and nothing remained
but the usual court day diversions.
Some tobacco is still coming into
market. The new crop is 10y no means
planted Warm weather and rain are
in demand
Charlotte favored proclamation but
will give up The monthly court day re.
luctantly.
Parties from the North and West IN
search Of homes have been with US Of
late. No sales a yet.
Hotel Clifton is literally embowered
in flowers
Mr.. j. V. Rice, Of your place. was in
town recently, but he wasn't repre-
sentlug Farmville house. Why
doesn't Farmville send out travelling
men2
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Payne are at
home from their Southern tour.
Mr.. J. b. Lee, respected citizen Of
this community, died on Saturday
morning and was buried from the !
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
He married daughter Of the late +. |
ID. Redd, Of your county, and his WI
dow and eight children SURVIVE him.
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Polk Miller Opera House tonight


1t is reported here that the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of Hampden.Sidney College will
recommend to the full Board the ac-
ceptance Of Maj Richard Venable's
offer to beautify aud adorn the college
grounds at Hampden-Sidney. Maj.
Nenable is a prominent lawyer Of Bal
timOre and has been a staunch friend
Of the college. The acceptance Of the
offer necessitates some change in the
residences Of one or two Of fine profess
sors and was for that reason objected
to by some.
The decision Of the Executive COM
mittee to report favorably on the offer
means virtually its acceptance by the
Board, which meets June 9th. Maj.
Venable's offer is TO make a beautiful
park between the old Seminary and the
college buildings, and to change the
residence Of the President into an adj
building. 1t is also his in
tention at some future day to build
a small hotel on "Toe HILL" QUILTED
with all the modern cOnveniences.
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CreWe Cuttings,
CREwE, VA, June 3, 1902.

CREwE, VA, June 3, 1902.
The election for town council, of r.
b. Oliver aud w. f. Watkins has been
contested by the opposing faction.
AT the late election, there was a tie
vote between w. +. Watkins and T. b.
Oliver on "Dry ticket" and w. l. Mel
son on Independent ticket. Seven
councilmen had been elected, and this
tie was decided by draw, which result
ed in the election Of Oliver and Wat
kins. Now the independent ticket
raises objection, and a notices Of contest
was served Saturday.
Mr.. Jasper Wells died Thursday and
was buried Friday at Rice by the Ma
sonic order, Of which he was member
under escort OF the Knights Templar Of
Oliver COmmandary. Mrs. Wells, his
widow, has been in a precarious condi-
ton owing to the shock Of his death, but
is better and it Is hoped Will rally.
Mrs. w. A. Laneave fell from wa
gon Sunday evening when returning
from the country, and was partially
unconscious for day and night DIR.
Warmer was hastily summoned, and
reached her in a few hours after it
happened. There were no bones bro
ken and the Doctor thinks she fell with
such force on her head as to cause a
slight arrangement Of the brain. Her |
two children fell also. The baby, six
teen months DID, was in her arms, and |
did not touch the ground or receive a
scratch.
Rev. l.. T. Scott returned from
Stanton Tuesday. He spent several
days with his brother, DR.. William
Scott, and preached in the first church
there Sunday
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Sheppards Shots.
smEppARDs, Va. June I. o.

SHEPPARDs, Va, June 1, 'O2.
The Children's Day services at Smyr-
ma church were held last Sunday.
There was a very large congregation
aud quite number were unable to get
seats in the church. We were glad to
see 50 many OF our friends from Farm
vile. Among others were: Mrs. ellis,
Misses Baldwin, Miss Rosa Garneit
Mes-r- Hines, h =. Baldwin and r.
Garnet.
Rev. 1insley Thrift will preach at
Smyrna during the summer for our pas
tor, who viii spend while in the
mountains for bis Lealth. Mr.. Thrift
will preach his first sermon at 1 p. m,
on the 9Th Sunday, at smyrna. Or
Lacy will hold service at ST. Peters
church AT II a. m. the same day.
Mr.. Hoen went to Richmond on
Monday To meet his wife, who will
stay some time in Buckingham.
"Quiie few Of our Buckingham |
folks attended the commencement ex-
ercises at the Normal School.
Tobacco plants are at premium
now. and in big demand, although
he skies are clear and the prospect for
ain is remote. However, we trust
hat in due time the gentle showers
sill come, for the promise is written:
seed time and harvest shall not
ease.n
Mrs. Sarah Baughau has been quite
u, but is somwhat better at this time.
Mrs. Ann Phaup has gone to Princess
Anne county to visit her son, Rev. l..
. Phaup.
Mr. Osborne, the son Of Mr.. -
Isborne, Of Prospect, died Monday at q
be residence Of Mr.. Seymore Allen, [
ear Knoxville.
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SroDDERT, VA, June, ,, 'O2.
Rain is much needed. Farmers are
complaining Of tobacco plants being
over grown.
Sunday was Children's Day at Guinea
church, and the house packed The
scholars were well trained and did
honor to their teachers. The choir
rendered beautiful singing, which the
congregation enjoyed.
Miss Kate Crawley spent last week
with Mrs. Lewis Crawley
Miss Matte Cundrey, of the State
Normal School, spent Saturday, May
9th, with Mrs. Sam Badgett.
Miss Annie Bruce has been on a visit
to Mrs. Walter Claiborne.
Miss Blanche Baldwin, Of Farmville,
and Mr.. Edgar T. Hines, Of Lynch
burg, spent Friday, Decoration day, at
Mr.. J. l.. Swoop's.
Mr.. Barkedale Blanton and daughter,
Of Powhatan, spent Saturday with his
mother, Mrs s. J. Blanton.
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We very much regret the indis
position Of our worthy County Court
clerk, Mr.. T.. J. Whitehead.
Mrs. r. A. Woodson and daughter
are at Cambria, in the mountains OF
Virginia, where they expect to spend
the summer.
Mrs. T. p. Robertson has returned
from her two weeks visit to Old Point
Comfort.
Rev. +. III. Martin, ID. d., Of Salem,
Va, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sabbath at II a. m. Subject,
"Ihe Orphanage."
Let the good work 20 on and give Us
The new pavement from end to end Of
Main street. and then utilize the old
stones on side streets.
"What like about Polk Miller is.
though lac is not my wife, can stand
his lectures twice. Howard Saxby,
Cincinnati, O Opera House tonight.
IL take pleasure in certifying to the |
ability Of Mr.. Polk Miller and the ex-
cellence Of his rectals. Chauncey |
NJ. Depew, Esq. Opera House tonight
We are again indebted for as fine
mess ofvegetables as ever grew in any
cline This time to Mrs. Geo. +. Cox,
and from her own garden the Planting
and working Of which were under her
eye and sole superintendency.
"Polk Miller is a great success, for he
knows the negro, can tell a negro
story and give the true negro dialect
better than any man living" Thomas
Nelson Page, "Mars Chan" etc. OPP
IRA House tonight.
Polk Miller Will have with him to-
light quartette Of the best negro !
myers ever heard on the platform.
hey are taken from tobacco factories,
nd have been we'll trained and drilled
let your tickets early at Crute's drug ,
tore. No extra charge for reserving J.
our seat :
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vent plety.
lie did this on last Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church in bonor
OF the late Mrs. Martha Scott Watkins
The noble woman. who recently died
IN our midst. Having in a few words
reviewed the long life of this Christian
woman, during which he mentIoned
the TACT that Mrs. Watkins was adj.
mltted to membership in the church
before she had reached nine years Of
age ana was so small of body that the
officiating minister held her m his ian
during the ceremony of admission he
'heh announced as his text these words
Blessed are the dead who die in the
LORD, and proceeded to draw from
them lessons rich in instruction and
thrilling with comfort.
Our regret is that all who sorrow
could not have heard that sermon
ANY review Of it in the space at our
would be most unsatisfactory
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-06

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Sold bv II G.. Crute. Druggist.
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Impure Drinking Water

Is always a source ofdanger; dysentery
and bowel troubles follow its use.
Every person should have handy a
bottle OF Painkiller Perry DavisD.
which will quickly cure these distress
ing ailments. BE CAREFUL and see
that the store keeper does not palm of
some worthless substitute upon you "a
is sometimes done for the sake Of few
cents extra profit. Large bottles -
and soc
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Polk Miller Opera House tonight.
Childrcn', Day al the Baptist Church.

| Nhli"i'H> ia! ~ the bapli>l tnufcl.
At 1 O'Clock Of last Sunday afternoon
the teachers and scholars of the Bap-
tist Sunday school marched into the
main audience room Of that church,
keeping time to strains Of sweet music,
Mrs. DR.. Winston presiding at the or
gan, and were greeted by a large and
eXpectant gathering representative Of
the various congregations and Sunday
schools Of Farmville,
The pulpit had been artistically and
beautifully dressed with flowers, and
when the little and larger children in
their summer bloom, contributed TO
the scene, the picture was fair and at
tractive one. Mr. w. G. Fallwell, the
faithful superintendent Of the school,
presided, and announced the different
features Of the well arranged program.
Little girls, one by one, made ladder
of variegated flowers whose top rung
was one Of triumph, indicative of
life Of service in the work Of the Mas
ter.
Girls and boys gave Rotations APP
propriate and interesting, the pastor
made an earnest appeal for the boys
and girls who even in Virginia, hear
no church bells, engage IN singing no
Sunday school songs, and who know
nothing Of the Word Of God, and this
was followed by a collection.
The entire programme was inter
spersed with well rendered music and |
sweet singing, and again have all Of US |
who who were privileged to attend, en-
joyed another pleasant, and what
should prove profitable hour with the
children
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Memorial Services.

Rev. DR.. Harding, who is not given
to preaching funeral sermons, now and
then so far departs from his custom as
to hold Memorial services on the death
Of an old saint, whose long life had
been characterized by deep and fer
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Even a Stole GrOans

under the torment Of neuralgia, when
every nerve in the face or limb throbs
and jumps. Philosophy, cannot in.
dure this agony but Perry Davis Pain
killer relieves ii. Battle the effected
parts freely, keep them warm and do
not expose yourself TO cold and damp
ness. Medical science marches right
along, but it has not found the equal
of Painkiller in the treatment Of neu-
ralgia.
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Darlington Heights Dots.
DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Va, /
June 2, 1902.

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA,
June 2, 1902.
Quite "A number Of our neighborhood
people attended Charlotte court today.
Mrs q. T. Bell, Of Washington, has
just arrived from the Charleston exl o.
sition, aud is the guest Of Miss Maude
Carter.
Mr. J. II. Crute, Of Darlington
Heights, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Charlotte. He reports good time.
Mr.. Andrew Baker, of Roanoke
Bridge, spent Sunday at Mr.. Theo.
Carriers.
Many Of our farmers have finished
planting tobacco and some haven't
planted any.
The school girls will soon be at home
now, and they are all rejoicing at the
idea
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ThrOck TinklingS.

THRocR, VA, June 3, 1902.
The farmers are all wishing for rain.
Their corn aud tobacco plants are burn
ing up for the want Of rain. All OF
them say that they don't think much
crop will be made this year.
The gardens are looking well and we
would be using vegetables but on ac-
count Of the dry weather.
Tobacco plants are scarcer in this
section this year than they ever were
before. Some farmers are trying to
buy plants from others.
Mr.. Cab franklin has been quite i'll
but is improving very fast.
All Of the young girls near Throck
are fixing for the commencement. We
wish them a grand time.
If it don't rain soon everything will
be burnt up.
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The First SUNDAY In June.

Last Sunday was the first day and
the first Sunday in June. The day in
the natural world was ideal, and the
sunshine filled our homes and church
es. Children were out in full and glad
numbers at our Sunday schools, and
the services in all our churches were
largely attended.
The Rev. J. V. Lancaster, Of Perth
Amboy, n. j., occupied the pulpit of
the Episcopal church, the regular pas
tors being at their respective places.
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Now I. the time 10 provide yourself
and family with bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrh0ea Remedy
II is almost certain TO be needed before
iAe summer is over, and if procured now
may save you "a trip to town in the night
or DO your busiest season. 1t is every
where admitted 20 be the most success
il. medicine in use for bowel complaints.
both for children and adults. No family
can Afford 20 DE without il. For sale by
The Winston Drug Co.
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Ready TO Yield.

Il used DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve
Tor piles and found it a certain cure -
says ;. X. Meredith. Willow Grove. Del
Operations unnecessary to cure niles
dhev always to yield Dewitt's Mitch
hazel Salye. Cures skin diseases ali
Kinds OF wounds. Accept no counter.
ieits:- Anderson Drug Co.
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Polk Miller Opera House tonight.
Memorial Services at Appomattox

Memorial services, with decoration
Of soldiers graves, were held at "Old
Appomattox Court house, on Tuesday
last. A large concourse Of people was
present and the exercises were greatly
enjoyed.
Rev. 5. II. Thompson, Of Farmvlle
delivered the address, while the resi-
dent ministers Of West Appomattox
also took part in the service. The
Daughters Of the Confederacy, under
the leadership Of Mrs. Florence At
wood deserves great honor for their
care Of the Cemetery, as we'll as their
interest in keeping fresh from year to
year the memory Of struggle and gal
lantry Of our fallen braves. A neat
iron fence surrounds the graves white
beautiful marble slabs have been plac-
ed at the head Of each Of the eighteen
Confederates as well as the one Federal
soldier whose last resting place is here.
The daughters Of the COnfederacy
wish to express their thanks to Mrs
White, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Motley
for flowers sent.
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Summer Complaint

Is not always brought about by change
OF air and water. The "stay-at- homes
are just as susceptible to diarrbps.
Que generally, TO over eating, such as
ripe fruits, etc, and, drinking ice
wafer all accompanied by painful
powell discharges, and, If not checked
results seriously, Perry Davis Pain,
Killer Is the only purely reliable re.
medy. % and SOC.
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A ReaIFriend.

% suffered from dyspepsia and indi-
-e,iinn for fifteen wears. SAYS W. L
>,unievlnt. of Merry Oaks. y. c. "After
jmi fri.i many doctors and medicines
i1n1 avail. one Of my friends persuaded
me fot ry koiol. II gave me immediate
relief. can eat almost anything | want
anl my digestion is good. | cheerfullv
recommend kodol Don't try TO cure
stomach trouble by dieting. That only
further weak 2 the system. You need
wholesome. strengthening food Kodol
enable, YOU Co assimilate what YOU eat
hr li-e,'iu- 10 without the stomach
lil.-Auler,on Drug Co.
When man is accused Of leading a
dogs life il may be an insult to the
dog
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Read ItIn His Newspaper.

George Schaub. a well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is a con-
slant reader Of the Dayton I'0iksscuung.
Tie know, chat this paper aims to adver.
Use only the best in its columns, and
when De saw Chamberlain's Pain Balm
ADVERTISED therein for lame hack. he did
Dot hesitate in buying a bottle of it for
Dbl, wife who for eight weeks had suf-
iefei With the most terrible pains in her
back and co.ld getno relief lie says:
After using the Pain Balm for a few
days my wife said 90 me. i feel as though
born anew, and before using the entire
contents of ihe bottle the unbearable pains
bad entirely vanished and she could
again take mp her household duties,
lie is very thankful and hopes that all
suffering likewise will hear of her won
deifuI recovery. This valuable liniment
d, Tor sale by The Winston Drug Co.
a jack-knife may be dangerous, but
"a I4.. r..f b. r,.rra a ,ror,tto
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Leads Them All.

One Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines l ever tried for coughs.
colds. Group and throat and lung troubles"
SAYS ID. Scott Curin. Of Loganton, Pa.
one Minute Cough Cure is the only alb
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Immediately. Mothers everywhere testi-
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Group is SD sudden In its attacks that the
doctor often arrives too late. 1t yields
10 once 90 one Minute Cough Cure
Pleasant io take Childrcnlik it. Sure
cure for grip bronchitis and coughs
Anderson Drug Co.
Don't believe all you hear; you are
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