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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-06-18
should Stop the Leak.

A new Mont Pelee is building up
near the old crater. While the vol.
eano is in it's infancy some way
should be found to stop the leak.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-06-18
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
quick to Catch the Drift.

The western desperadoes are quick
% catch the drift of prosperity.
They are holding up cattle trains
instead of express trains.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

POLLARD. Amelia Co., March T. o.
We have had some very cold, bad
weather The water cour-c- have been
high but have fallen. and the farmers
are glad Of the chance 10 get their TO-
baccn % market. Several wagon loads
left here Yesterday morning for Farm
VILE
Mr. Geo. Thompson has moved to
Ohkliu, near Morven lie b. "a line
farmer.
Mis- Leila Mann, of Richmond, j.
ona visit 90 see her mother al Rode
phil
Mr. j. b. Euroughiy has been very
sick. Weare glad 10 say be is much
improved Hope he will -oon lee out
again.
Mr. George Lester has very sick
baby
a great many people have lost all
their flowers this cold spell, but Miss
Alice Pollard has the pretliest in this
section, all Ia ful bluom. 10 look ia
the pit looks like summer.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Circuit Court.

Upon nothing belonging 90 the his
tory OF Prince Edward las time writ
ten more decided change than upon ITS
circuit court.
There was time when hundreds of
suits crowded IFS docket- aud when
lawyer from all sister counties and
from other portions Of the state were
in attendance. Great interest attached
to court week. and many Of the trial
cases were of absorbing concern. Not
SD now only a few new cases are put
on the docket, and none ofany general
interest
The spring term + this year began
ON Monday last, the 3rd inst, Judge
IIuudley Presiding. The docket was
soon called, and only routine matters
attended 20. Owing to the fact Of the
legislature being 90 session a special
term Of court Will bee held in April.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
The Mail Carriers.

Eoitor Hcrald.-Among the sad
sights Of the cold winter aud bad roads
none have so impressed me As that |
have;witnessed on the star route' Of
the richest government the sun shines
on. Badly clad men and boys, on
poorelylfed animals, scarcely IableI TO
put one foot before the other, carry.
ing the mails, some Of them a. much
A. 30 miles a day none Of them receiv-
Ing more than dollar day. Some Of
them not more than 80 cts. lucreas-
ing Judges salaries, from live 10 eight
thousand dollars, and leaving other
citizens a. patriotic and true well nigh
to siarve In the cold while doing COVER.
ment work. Is crime deep, and black
and inexcusable. The contractors
fault. some say. No it is the Nations
wrong. No mau or woman should be
allowed 10 serve the government with
out lust compensation. II is nonsense
tolay the blame on the poor fellows who
are fooled into the job. Here san open
field for the press Of the laud. Take
up the cause Of suffering fell0wman,
brother man, aud gei relief 1t can he
done.
~NMpATHlIEK.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Pamplin Paragraphs.
PAMrLrN. VA, March {, 1902

PAMPLIN, VA, March g. 1902
Mr. Lacy Thornton's store was bro
ken into last night aud aboutSiO worth
Of goods were taken. This makes the
third time lately.
Mr.. Sterling Green ana brother, Fred
Green Of this place, died last week.
They were buried in the Presbyterian
cemetery AT the same time. Their
father and sister came down from
Concord H. the burial. Nearly all at
the grave. said that eli was the first
time in Il cir lives that they had seen
two brothers lowered IN their graves
AT the same 'ime.n Their widows and
sisters are still very sick.
Mr. :. W. Thornton was taking a
pistol from hi- pocket aud 10 accident
ally went of aud shot Geo Garrett,
cold in the ankle.
Mr.. Lewis Thornton is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Gard, are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ellis Womack and Mr. W. j.
Wilker-on. on March l3, 1902, al 3 30
O'Clock.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

FIVE FORKS. VA. March g, ~.
On Wednesday, 26th of February,
Miss Elto Mabel Swan, the popular
daughter Of Mr.. ". ". swan, became
the bride Of Mr.. Lockett Womack, "a
prosperous farmer Of this county.
Their nuptial VOWS were made at Buff
falo church where large audience was
assembled. Memberships wedding
march was played with great skill by
Miss Lizzie Binford.
The bride wore handsome pearl
gray suit with white silk trimmings,
while the maid Of honor was very
prettily dressed in brown. The ushers
were Messrs, Brooks Elam and Cabell
Carter Miss Wilson swan, sister Of
The bride, wa, maid Of honor, aud the
best man was Mr.. Emmett Womack,
brother Of the groom. Then came a.
follows: Mr.. John II. Wilkerson and
Miss Mary swan; Mr.. Marcelu- Harris
and Miss Paltie Glenn; Mr.. J. Leslie
Dillon and Miss Lena Elan; Mr.. Her
man Foster and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Anderson; Mr. James II. Payne and
Mis-, Preston Womack, and Mr. Pink
uey longe and Miss Es-ie Harris.
Mr. Elder, former pastor Of Buffalo
church. performed the ceremony, after
which the bridal party went To the
home Of the groom'- parents where
deliracies Of the season were served in
a most tempting manner.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
That Telephone.

Hitor H,r1ld.-l wish you would
keep pushing away at. the town-country
telephone system, Of which you have
had much 20 say. Telephones are not
luXures but necessities, and the CON-
muntes without them haven't a fair
chance in the race for first place OF even
second. was at Chase City, recently
aud found that could 20 into The
general telephone Office there and talk
to any Of the towns south of that place
but not one north. ought 10 have
been allowed the privilege of talking
with Farmvile. Your town j. full of
wide awake men and all you need to
do j. o. get few of them To- stop a mo.
menl aud think ON the subject. The
telephone connection will then soon
bee am accomplished fact, aud FaImyille
and surrounding country will bee on
equal footing with other towns and
communities of the state and country.
Parties in search Of homes, are com
ing tO this section in increasing num-
bers, aud the chances Of locating them
as permanent citizens, will be 'greatly
strengthened by a well ordered tele-
phone connection between town and
country. neighborhood aud neighbor
hood The HERALD has pressed To
adoption many useful suggestions, and
here Is another chance for the exhibit
ton Of IT, pressing qualities.
IIEfIDf
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

Major Otley has been shaking hands
with Farmville friends for days past.
He looks As though the fates had been
dealing kindly and generously with
him. aud in this We rejoice with him.
His reputation a. a locator Of profitable
oil wells has so grown that his services
are greatly sought after. lie has, since
leaving Us, been at work IN the Iennes-
see and Kentucky fields, and often in
New York and Pennsylvania on con-
sutng and reporting engagements.
He tells MS Of the Texas outlook that
the supply il so far 10 excess Of the de.
mand that it may seriously effect
profit.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
SYMrArnlzER.

Edfor Heraid:-Going at all ha-
been difficult Of late. and yet I have
kept at il. Mid-winler has some adj
vantages over midsummer.
The physical man il 30 much more
vigorous. "A blazing fire is such a lux
ury. and what shall be- said Of a we'll
filed feather bed with stacks of cover?
The Mahommedan' mecca j. nothing
10 compare with r., and no one quite
50 much enjoys one a. does the tired
tramp Allinmp-, you will remem-
Der. don't walk, or steal rides Or sleep
boz straw stacks
I met farmer the other day who for
many years had been accustomed Ia
sell hi- tobacco IN the Famville mark
ct. and always went home satisfied.
Thi- year he put the weed ia hog-heads,
sent them to the big city, and went ia
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Mount Leigh Musings.

Mt LEIGH, Pr Ed. Co March. I
Farmers are busy burning plant beds
and preparing for another "big CROP
Miss Mary Hurt, Of Burkeville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her grand
mother Mrs. +. +. Miller.
Mr. h. b. Wilson, Jr.. visited friends
at Hampden-Sidney sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hester Bruce, spent
Saturday night at Liberty Hall"
with their sister, Mrs. J +. Clark.
MI. r. Clark is in South Boston
selling tobacco.
Miss Lottie Weaver was quite sick
last week, but We are glad to report j.
much improved.
One Of our neighbor, expects 10 20 Ia
Richmond this week to do her spring
shopping. Now If we only had an
electric ear line through this section
she might do her shopping in your
town. But ALA for Sycamore bottom.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

Judge Watkins has prepared hill ON
ii~ subject To apply Ia the county of
Prince Edward which lac will oner iu
tine Legislature during the present sc--
sion.
In briefit provides flr a commission
Of three who shall have charge of tins
general subject, aud whose chairman
snail give time and attention To the
condition of roads and bridges in the
county, supreuicnd the opening of
new roads. A. The hlll provides that
the commission shall meet once month
with the one. purpo-e Of hearing reports
and adopting measures To- foster and
further road improvement The chair
man a. receive s60Oa year with necc--
-ary expense. the other members to
receive two dollars day while 900 duty,
and thc clerk $50 EXTRA annually. The
chairman should OF course Doe ane expert
ai road building, and all the mcmbcr~
should b. menofanaIrs.
n yOu have suggestions, Judge Wat
Kin, will be glad TO hear from YOU We
care bat little about the details of the
plan but do urge the necessity Of bet
Ter roadways. and repeat that it will
cost something to secure them II the
people are ready 10 pay the price, and
they ought to be, they can buy good
roads just as easy a. they can buy new
hats with tie cash.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Prof. j. l.. Jarman
The Emory and Henry Era

The Emory and Henry Era
Prof. Jarman has been at Emory and
Henry College for about twelve years,
and to the regret Of all the students,
was recently elected president Of the
Stale Female Normal, at Farmville
| say to our regret, and ON our own ac-
count, We do regret to lose him; yet,
we do not feel that We have entirely
lost him for he will over remain stead
fast friend TO Emory aud Henry. Lay
ing aside our selfshuess, we are glad
that this honor has been conferred up
on him.
He has always been held in the high
est esteem 10y the students and has
ever been our constant friend and faith
ful adviser. While he has done good
and efficient work in the Science De-
partmeut Of our college, aud the stu
dents i'm his classes are especially attach
ed TO him, their regret is 30 more
evident than that of the ,n'ire student
body.
lie is always a ready helper in any
thing proposed for the enjoyment OF
the students. In religious matters DE
is always found in the front rank. In
athletics. we have found in him an en-
thu.iastic advocate. and one willing 10
do all i'm his power for the advance
meut of the same.
We cannot commend him too highly
a. "A leader and enthusiastic worker, "a
high-ioned gentleman of the pule-i
Christian character, ever ready aud
willing TO do his part at all times aud
under ID circumstance.
Its with the deepest regret th1t "e
give him up bat hi- influence Viii Zee
main. aud since he must go, our b'st
wishes 20 with him. We are grateful
to him for what he has done ion u-. aud
wish 10 commend him, in conclusion,
as one worthy Of all he gets out Of this
world
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

The annual "roll CALI Of the Baptist
church was heard on Monday night
last. Little Miss Mary WOodson intro
duced the evenings programme with a
pleasant recitation, artIs,ically and
charmingly rendered, the pastor read a
portion Of Scripture, and offered a fer
vent prayer, Mr.. W. =. Gillian follow
ca with a stirring address which re-
suited i'm good collection, and Dr..
Winston spoke words Of good counsel
and announcement.
Refreshments were served, the mem
bcts were present is fun force and the
occasion one Of real interest and plea
sure
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Five Forks Flashes

FIVE FoRKs.NA March. T., 1902
Mr. Paisley, Of Pamplin, preached a
very instructive sermon al Buffalo
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Womack and
sister Miss Preston, Of Richmond,
were the guests Of Of their mother Mrs.
r. l.. Womack, last week
Mrs. g. T. Carter, of Lynchburg,
spent several days of last week, with
Mrs. W. W. swan.
Miss Pattie Glenn and Mr.. p B.
Young, If Prospect, visited the neigh
borhood Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. Dora Wood, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Harris, his returned 10 her
home near Pamplin She Will bc very
much missed los ALL
Mrs +. j.. Singleton, who has been
quite 90, is improving.
Misses Elva Crnte aud Ellie Womack,
have returned home from very pleas
ant visit to relatives in Charlotte.
Miss Ida Foster, Of Putney-, was the
the guest Of Miss Mamie Hunt. Salur-
day and Sunday.
We are very glad io see Mr. h. j.
Hunt out again.
There was q dance at Mr. East's ON
last Friday evening, which was very
much enjoyed los all who attended.
Dancing began al eight, and was kept
up until two o'clock.
Fox hunting was very much enjoy
ed by the gentlemen of this neighbor-
hood during the snow They went
four days and caught foxes three days
90 succession but were not So fortunate
the fourth one Of the hunters SAID they
didn't ~ that day.
We are sorry to learn of the iudi--
posi- ion of Mr. 4. T.. carter and Miss
Paliie Sciden.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

There is some nuiter ia fa,hiorabl,
circles on the advent Of spring The
long clt l- uu iusuilcmhle nuisance
and most owners would sell cheap
/ Ala, There are no secondhand -tore-
BOO Fam,Ile. The new bureies are
"~pI0ng' for spin. The new depot
is still. thing OF prophecy. Normal
girls with bags Of "goodies' just from
the store, are tine happiest looking Of
all happy flk- Warehouse vidcitts
show signs of collapse when the wagon
goes by.
Fumviilei- blessed with The most
genial and companiouab.e oi preach
er-. lne youngest Of our house
holds arc free to talk with them,
and al OF u- delight Joe hearing
them one of the oldest OF our mum
Der i- ihc chcerIc-t and brightest OF
u- ALL Hugh street ha- been deepe-t
iu mud. Ile monument fence a. AZ
ranged - nDt an artistic success
famv.ilc i- entitled 90 a market place
Auagram- has feW deyotee- but NOT
many our town water might be- of
service boo time Of "A lire but a. wash
iug comfort % j. fiat failure IL IL
passing strange that Richmond and
Farmvillc viii submit TO diluted real
estate which goes by the name Of water.
What "a contrast between crystal lithia
and a mud hoic.
We need lunch counter la town
where q Qood sandwich aud goOd cup
Of coffee can be had for ten cents The
vacant lot ON which The old hotel stood,
looks lonesome. IN up-to.date sue
ces-or i- in order Here Is call upon
"a strong public spirit and long purse.
Our policemen rejoice That daylight
comes sooner Some of our ladies are
SO busy attending societies that they
have mo- time 10 devote 10 society"
II il "a little remarkable that 40 one
from Farmvile, SD far a. we are adj
vi-ed, has been 10 the Charleston eX-
position. Would not northern show
have drawn some Of us? Tine southern
sister is deserving Of better treatment.
Look out for the Nomalie- and be
ready to subscribe FIR aud take space
ina the Annual" There was picnic |
near town on last Wednesday, but the |
death list hasn't yet been corrected for |
publication. In one Of our private |
homes there is wellappointed pool table,
and some Of our young ladies are get
ting fo bee experts at the game
The coal man must soon yield the |
field 90 the lce man, but hasn't he had
a royal winter Of it? This reminds III
To- ask, what about the ice factory
More pictures have been taken of the
houses Of Farmville in The last two
weeks than were ever taken ia all the
past history Of the town. Dies this
mean progress? We hope 20. j. there
an empty house in the town? and in
how many house. do more than one
family iiye urdcr the same roof? We
are advancing along the entire BUSH
mess 'front.' Many of our active bust
mess mcn are growing old, bat they
are ID ing $50 very gracefully.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

The Farmyille Guard met in the
arm0ry, on Tuesday evening last for
the purpose Of electing officers, with
following results.
Captain. Lucken Bugg.
Isl Lieutenant-H. II. Hunt
After many ballots, &c was found i'm
possible TO agree upon the choice of
2nd Lieutenant, and that was deferred
10 "a subsequent meeting.
Rev. DR.. Potts was elected chaplain,
there being an unwriiten law of the
company TO change chaplains annually.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
For The Complexion.

The complexion always suffers from
bfliousucss or constipation. Unless the
bowels are kept open ihc impurities from
The body appear in ihe form Of unsighiIy
ernrtions DeWiu's Little Etriy Riser,
keen the liver and bowels 10 hcalihiul
condition ami remove thc cause OF such
troubles G.. T. Hooper Albany, Ga.
saws 81 took DeWii's Little Eu.y Nscrs
for mliousne,s. They were just what
! needed. am feeling better now than
I'm wears. Never grippe or distress. Safe
thorough and gentle. The very best
pills Anderson Drug Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
SIlennnr,I. SInl>.

SufrpARns, Va. March. 4, 1907
Notwithstanding the muddy roads
quite large congregation greeted Rev
Mr.. Robertson last SUNDAY. our peo-
pie have not had the benefit Of much
preaching lately toy reason Of the bad
weather. bat boo the near future We will
enjoy exceptional advantages. Dr..
Whitehead viii preach at smyrna on
the lih sunday u March, aud Mr.
Robertson ON the 9TH sunday, and also
on the Isl sunday in April Mr. Foster
viii preach al Concord on the End
sunday loo March and April.
Now -four good Presbyterian breth-
rem Will only keep zap their services on
the third sundays We Will move for
wand Fall along the line Speaking of
the number of Methodi-i- IN
1899 was. ,s67,lI7.
We learn wi'h SORROW That Rev. Dr.
Lacy L. quite 90 at the home of Mr.
Robert Gillian, near Huntsville Dr.
Lacy breaches at ST. Anne'~, II Pau's
aud Curdsville churchc-
Mes-rs. G.. " Moss, VI. ID Ganuaway
and Mac Ransom are all sick at their
homes, near Sheppard-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

Mn Josie Reid, the wife Of Paul
Reid. died Sunday night, March Pad
AZ her hate residence. surrounded hy
relatives. friends. and children
She bad been patient sufferer for
about two gears. Tier faith in God
Was not tccloudei by the ailllction Of
body. bat seemed o. shine brighter
She was faithful asa wife, Jealous as
Christian and ia highly respected woman.
She leaves seven childicn to NOUN
their loss, also q husband and brothers
and mother peac. to her ashes.
HERALD and World only.tl.sO
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
STRONGER and Slronger.

We invite the attention Of HERALD
readers 90 the quarterly statement of
the Planter. Bank, which appears in
this issue Of the HERALD. Stronger
and stronger a- the days come and 60.
New home. better facilities for trans.
acting business. larger deposits and
better still, larger surplus. That after
an is the test Of strength
Conservative and yet progressive
rich in experience bat living in the
present, having been weighed and
never found wanting, 1t appeals with
confidence TO the people of Farmville
aud the surrounding country FOR con-
inued and increasing patronage.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Surg ON, Knife Not Needed.

Surgery is no longer necessary to cure
piles. Dewitt Witch llazcl Salve cures
such cases at once. removing the neccs
siiy for dangerous. painful and expensive
operations. For sends. cuts. burns.
wounds, bruises. sores aud skin diseases
II is uncquallcd Beware Of counlcrici'-
Anderson Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Throck Iinkling>.
THgoCK VA. March Z,

THRoCR Va, March :, 1902
Miss Alma Garter H. back al her
school this week, and has six more
weeks before the- hool will close. The
farmers say that they viii have 90 stop
their boys before -chDll cio-e~.
\ lot Of children are down sick with
the measles, and cannot attend school.
The teachers are very sorry because
the school attendance is quite small.
\ lot of people are sick with the grip.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

An energetic man tO sell sewing ma
chimes aud collect Oh accounts in Farm
vile and Prince Edward county. First
class contract t0 right man.
Addre-- O ID OWEN.
7l3 Main St,
Lynchburg, Va.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


A.fa.... i...eIt au-havaf the ciod
H. r.-t .a Gud
N.o.,,r says when clouds arr in the sky.
.. .au.a. luie light hre,Seth boy and
bN
Irl... OBJ. Most High.
liza. famyHlea live base ball team?
Ifmt why uo"
Mt and Mis- " g. Clark went TO
r. umud Goa Monday evenings train
N.Ufr green's 'ettuce. onion tops
aai spinach The garden is the best
acre after ali
TeIu.al sou know of interest about
f4myiIeaui we viii in turn give 1t
a tne readers of the HERALD.
Nh Henry Morris, who has been at
home resting from bis recent illness Is
oa iue road again.
Tine SNOW men have all melted and
neither president nor other people live
longer BOZ dread Of flying snowballs.
Little butter cups will soon be flying
t...t
o." que" ', ,..,. na e.,. i,
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..'...',l'. '.,,,..n., ,,,,r, imam
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Mr. ii ID. hun'- I'p''"u'" a. ar
list Is spreading. lie leaves lot n'a'NS-
O"'S "'N' .''''''''''' ''''' ~
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Am 'nS 'he lawyers "''e"''ns upon
lAe session "' our Nl'u'' C""'t We
noticed ''.' d 'oo'i"' '''-''-' W "'N''''
fftnN'in anu WING
Every body knows That this CONF
muniiy 'o''d supply '"'' COW" WIN
l''1 tot 1''l 'l" "e'''' nuns '''' '''''"'
Tue proper eli It's "''7 'i'''0'
'''il PIE my ''o'' Z" W. ''''' '' - '''' ''''''
10 looks as though we are To- nave
adog tax, and then more people VIII
go into The sheep business. IL rs bet
Ger io raise pigs than pups ana we
Nif- pf. w hi'e returned 'r'"i r''"'
mona %" N'"""y " mere sue '''' O'."
MI" ','', nome ''' ',' @',''' " nv paul
1000 an" ""' -'i'"7 Ii'''0 7''N
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

TRAVIS. Pr. En-. Go. Va ?
March 9Th, 1902 !

Little Miss Louise Bondamni, the
pet of "Roiherwood," was tine chaTm-
ing guest of Mis- Wit Foster saturday
night
Ms. Bette Bass spent several days
Of last week at Mr. W. \. Bruce's.
Miss r. Kellogg Holland and Mr..
" + Bass visited Al Mr. r. Il. Wal
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
For sale.

Sulky Disc Cultivator, used very lit
tie. See IL az
PAULErr, Sos a Co.'S.
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TINS last sunday

tln'- last sunday.
Mrs Kate Gillian ha- been uu the
sick li-i fli several day
Misses Annie aud Maude Bruce
.nemt MnmdaN ~ vi 7. u. Brlre--.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07
Insurance that InSuTCS.

Insurance that inSurcS
mcau~ the best there is
r insurance. IL means all
honest losses arc paid
promptly 1t means pick
iae from thc ashes the
lccNa'uc of your policy.
Wc have been selling it
io~ltisicd customers for
seventeen Years.
C@v.se, Z T@u.ete.