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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-04-24

Next TO the circus the mayors court
attracts the biggest crowd ever gather
ed together In town.
We have recently seen some bundles
Of asparagus from the garden OF MI
II. w. Edmunds that would stand a
good chance for first prize at Worlds
Fair counter.
Our country friends ought to be
happy. Old hens from 40 to so cents,
butter 30 cents, eggs Is cents, old ham
anywhere from Is to IS cents and hard
to get at that. A little less tobacco and
more things to eat and they will still
be happier.
Merchants say they make no profit
on the sales Of baled bay and surely 1t
isn't profitable to the farmers to buy IL,
then why not quit it? A little less
tobacco and little more Of forage and
the problem Is solved.
A desirable building lot in the West
End, belonging to the estate Of Miss
Mollie p. Jackson, was sold at public
auction on last Tuesday and was
bought by Mr.. VIM. Lancaster at the
price Of 500.
Some people always look on the
bright side. A farmer commenting on
the weather the other day said; "Thls
is the finest weather for hauling leaves
you ever saw. You can crowd about
four loads into one wagon body" That
man wasn't in the dumps on account
of the rain, but taking advantage Of II
and getting ready for the sun shine.
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expended $50 10 the gymnasium, be-
sides furnishing SIS to apply on old
Indebtedness.
Seven entertainments have been CIV
en- In the Opera House, five Star Course
attractions, one lecture and one mem
bersnip entertainment. Not only
have these attractions been Of q REIN
ing and elevating nature, but have been
successful from a financial standpoint,
nearly eighty dollars having been the
net proceeds.
would make the following sugges-
tons:
lst That Prof. Jones be extended a
vote Of thanks for his interest In the
gymnasium and general Association
work.
2nd. That at least $3.50 be raised for
the work Of the coming year.
Bird. That inasmuch as the growing
work demands it. a secretary be en-
ployed to give more time than has
heretofore been given.
4th. That a vigorous canvass be made
to increase the So memberships to 100.
5th. That steps be taken looking to
the possibilities Of acquiring a lot and
erecting building, and thus make the
work a permanent oae.
Respectfully submitted,
AT. HOWARD,
General Secretary.
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Athletics Defended.
Farmvllle, Va April 20, 'O3.

Farmville, Va, April 20, OS.
Editor Herdld:-While not minis
ter, will you ALLOW me few words In
regard to letter In your last issue
signed "a Member Of the Y. NJ. G. Az
IN which some questions were asked
about the recent athletic contest at the
Armory? A man living In this intelli-
gent age whose mind is so covered with
the barnacles Of prejudice that he Is I'M
able to make few distinctions which
are 30 obvious to the majority Of people
deserves our sympathy. Such people
seeing as through darkened glass on
ly distexted object reason from false
premises to a false conclusion. Or
even granting the premises correct, de-
duce the wrong conclusion. and when
they argue from the proposition THAT
all horses are quadrupeds" that this
COW must be horse because she is a
quadruped, they find themselves In
a difficulty. To assume that all dane
ing is wrong, or all horse racing IS
sinful Is to assume what Is not true.
The former is a graceful and pleasant
diversion, unless carried to excess, the
latter, an exciting sport and only
wrong when money is wagered. The
athletic exercises in question were con-
Quoted In friendly spirit and the re-
suit in every race accepted without
dispute, as far as the writer knows,
which is evidence conclusive Of their
fairness.
The recreation from the cares OF BUSH
ness and thelbenefitphsyically to the
young men engaged in it, to say moth
ing Of the pleasure afforded large and
appreciative audience, entitled them to
more charitable criticism. Neither
is 1T kind or true to say that a man
is lndecently clothed because knee
pants and a shirt waist-the regulation
gymnasium suit-are not as becoming
to him as full dress suit might be.
Perhaps this paragon Of modesty Will
retire to some cave In the wilderness
when the small boys 60 barefoOted this
summer.
Some Of the best all-around athletes
are good Christian people and many OF
them ministers Of the gospel, and their
association with others on the athletic
fields and in the gymnasiums OF the
country has resulted in incalculable
benefit to themselves aud the eternal
good Of their fellow men. l challenge
any one to find an instance In the
Bible where the Christian lifehis COM
pared toanything that is baseor degrad-
ing, while respectfully submit that
some ofSt. Paul's strongest SMILES are
those in which he compares that life to
a man running q race, stripped OF every
weight that would hinder or retard.
A SPECTATOR.
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ThrOck Tinklings.


THROcK, Va, April 20, 1903.
On account Of the wet weather farm
ers are very much behind with their
work, Some Of them have not finish
ed sowing oats yet. Have heard Of no
scarcity of tobacco plants in this neigh
borhoOd.
Miss Mamie Womack, who has been
visiting relatives at Pamplin, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Cab Franklin Visited her moth
er near Throck, Monday.
Miss Alma Carter, who has been on
the sick list for a long time, is report
ed as being no better.
The changeable weather has caused
much sickness and keeps DR.. Holiday
on the CO.
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Good Roads Meeting.

MILLBANK, VA, April q, 1902.
Editor Herdid:-I am glad to see
the good roads movement being dis
cussed in the county and hope it may
now take a definite form. The people
are deeply interested in this matter.
Let us have q meeting Of the citizens OF
the county and unite on some definite
plan. | have a petition similar to the
one published in your last paper with
signatures Of some Of our best citizens
and property holders on it. l have
met only one man opposed to this
plan. Yours truly,
JOHN r. Morton.
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DIR. Sears had a crowded house at
the Opera House on last Friday even
ing. and delivered delightful and
most instructive lecture. 1t made the
pulse Of loyal Virginian beat the fast
er aud his heart thrill with new pleas
ure as the glorious past Of the old
mother was revived, her inspiring pre-
sent and hopeful future graphically
portrayed.
"Poor, as things are now reckoned'
"yet making many rich"
Prof Jones will deliver the next OF
these lectures, and another treat Is In
store for our people.
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Roll OfHOnOr.

Farmville graded school for the week
ending April Is.
High School-Irving Armstrong,
Bernard Baldwin, Brooks Bliss.
Grade: Z. Marjorie Thompson, Ben
Rives Hooper.
6. Louise Gray.
.. Lena Gillian, Basil Jackson.
4. Tommie Lyon, Bette Gay Smith
3. Ruth Cawthorn, Gertrude Gillian.
.. Howard Ligon.
/. Everett WilkersOn.
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Frroneons Impression Corrected.

FARMvILLE, Va, April IL, 1903.
The Virginia state Fertilizer Co,
Lynchburg, Va;
Dear Sirs:-I would like for you to
inform me If there is a guano manu-
featured by either The Virginia State
Fertilizer Co. or the Lynchburg Guano
Co, bearing the same analysis as Dun
nington's Special Formula, viz; 3-S-S,
and being sold in Farmville or Prince
Edward county Or If there is manu-
featured by either OF the said Compa-
mics a guano bearing the same analysis
as Watt Dunnington's Austrian To-
bacco grower, being sold 10 said town
OF county?
Yours very truly,
w. II. HUBBARD.
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Adrlance ArroMs.
ADRIANcE, VA, April 81, 1903.

ADRIANCE, VA, April IL 1910
Mrs. +. w. Madison spent several
days last week with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. T. Crswley.
Mrs. +. b. BlantOn will go to Rich
mond tomorrow to visit her son, DR..
Clary Blanton, who will leave soon for
London, England.
Mrs. Walter Gayle returned to her
home in Mathews Co., last week.
Mr.. J. &. Hughes, Of Ashland, visit
ed his old home here, Sunday and
Monday.
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PLAYED Ball Well

There was a match game Of baseball
PLAYED on the Hampden-Sidney
grounds on Wednesday afternoon, be-
tween the Richmond College and the
Hampden-Sidney teams. The former
won by a score Of 4 to >. though they
Will return satisfied that they met with
women worthy their best steel.
The game was an excellent one,
holly contested from start to finish and
kept the unhagging interest Of lockers
on until the last blow had been given
and the last run had been made.
Farmville was we'll represented on the
occasion aud everybody returned sing
ing the praises Of the players.
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rnIted confederate Veterans Reunion.

New Orleans, La, May, 10, 20, q, y.
Very low rate excursion tickets via
Norfolk and Western Railway, on sale
Nav 1921 inclusive, limited to May "a,
but by deposlting ticket with Joint
Agent and payment Of 80 cents fee ex-
tension can be had 10 June 10th, 1903.
Through Pullman sleepers; dining cars;
meals a Ia carte. Additional informa-
ton and rates cheerfully furnished.
W. b. Bevill,
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8 Os D --
Balance Indebtedness .-..... ............. q "
1t will be noticed by reference to this
report that over two hundred dollars
has been applied to old Indebtedness,
that is Indebtedness that was made be-
fore April Is, 1902. Another hundred
has been expended in furnishing and
fitting up rooms and mats for the gym
nasium. wish to call your attention
to the fact that at no time in the his
tory Of the work, during period OF
four years, has the Y. NJ. &. A. been in
such a fiourishing condition. AT no
other time has It been so free from In
deb4edness, nor had the financial sup
port Of so many people.
Our ordinary membership has in
creased from sixty to seventy-six,
mainly brought ABOUT, think, by the
gymnasium classes.
The department Of religious work, OF
which Mr.. Russell is chairman, has
done much for the success Of the sun
day meeting. While not large the at
tendance has been more uniform than
ever before. Some Association meet
ings have been held outside the rooms,
four being meetings for men, two beng
general meetings and one being a night
meeting for the presentation Of Asso-
citation work. In addition TO the Sun
day afternoon meeting a Bible class
organized and conducted by Mr.. Rus
sell, has been Of great benefit TO it,
members.
The gymnasium work deserves more
than passing notice. "A sound mind
in a sound body" is Y. NJ. {. A.
maxim and the gymnasium helps to
develop both. Much credit IL due
Prof. Jones for his careful and pains
taking work, and much Of the recently
awakened interest In Y. NJ. c. A. work
is a result Of his labor.
We are glad that we can safely say
that the use Of the reading room Il
steadily increasing. This is natural
when we consider that reading Is %
much a result Of opportunity and habit
It ismy firm belief that the public
reading room in one year Is worth more
to the town Of Farmyille than the en-
tire expense Of the Association for thu
past four years.
The ladies, ever ready to assist, made
more than their usual effort. The La
dies Auxiliary numbers about 20 mem
bers and has refurnished our rooms
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LYNcHRuRa. VA. April IS, 100.

LYNcHBURG, VA, April Is, 1903.
Mr.. W. II. Hubbard. Farmville, Va:
Dear Sir:-Your favor Of the 18th at
hand and noted. No, We do not sell
any guano at Farmville or in Prince
Edward county Of the same guaranteed
analysis as "Dunnington's Special
Formula" or Austrian Tobacco Grow
err" Yours very truly,
VIRGINIA STATE FERTILIZER Co.,
Per Walter II. Robertson.
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Ererrone Knows Green Seal.

And TO know IL is TO use it. Thous-
ands Of intelligent users everywhere
attest its worth.
For sale by G. VI, Walker & Sons.
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The Old Drayman.

Editor Herdid:-I remember when
old man Kit held the reins over the
only pair Of dray horses in town, and
now their name is legion. And some
OF the horses are splendid specimens.
but no driver looks more at home on q
dray than did Kit the pioneer.
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General Passenger Agent.
Annual Meeting German Baptist Breth-

Annual Meeting German Baptist Breth-
ren.
Bellefontaine, o. The Norfolk and
Western Railway will sell excursion
tickets May % to June 2, tickets limit
ed 10 June 8. BY depositing ticket
with Agent Bellefointaine, ., extern
sion can be had 10 June 30, 1903. No
fee required. On May 10Th through
cars will be rIm from stations on Shen-
andoah Valley Division and from Roa-
nOke. Write for rates.
W. b. BEyILL, NJ. r. BRAGG,
G.P. A., T. 7. A.,
Roanoke, Va.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To my fellow citizens Of Prince Edward
County:
At the solicitation Of many friends here
by announce myself Il candidate Tor the
office OF Commemorative Attorney for the
County Of Prince Edward subject 10 the
Democratic primary.
Respectfully,
April D. 100. PIT SAUNDERS.
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OF all High Grade Paints.

Green Seal ranks first-it has many
limitations but no substitutes.
Green Seal produces a lasting finish.
Green Seal, the paint that spreads.
Careful painters indorse Green Seal.
For sale by G. NJ. Walker 4 Sons
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Editor Herald:-Are the receipts Of
the Farmvile postofiice such as to
justify free delivery for the town? If
so let's have it, aud if not there's an
end Of it. INQUIRER.
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The infant twin daughter Of Mr. an d
Mrs. J. A. Morrissette died with
whooping cough last Friday.
Miss Sudie Overton, Of Tredway, Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. ). T.
Atkins and Miss Lacy Atkins.
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| paini for Practical Poodle.

More good painters are using Green
Seal Liquid Paint this year than ever
before. The fame Of a good thing al
ways preads.
For sale by &. NJ. Walker q Sons.
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Green Seal spreads.

1t covers a greater surface, satisfac-
torily, than any other paint on the
market Try it and be convinced.
For sale by &. NJ. Walker & Sons.
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La Grlppe Cough

cured with Dr. Dayids Cough syrup OF pure
pine Tar. Horehound and Wild Cherry. Best
on earth Tor coughs colds, cramp, consump-
fion Bronchitis and all throat and lung trou-
bles. Large bottle . cents at White q co.
aud Winston Drug TO.
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In regard to the virtues Of Green
Seal Liquid Paint. Their stories VIII
be the same.
For sale by &. NJ. Walker & Sons.
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Chills and Fever is bottle Of Groye's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form. No
Cure. No Pay. Price. Doc.
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non,f Risk Uncertainties.

BE on the safe side and use Green
Seal Liquid Paint.
For sale by &. NJ Walker x Sons.
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General Secretar,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-04-24

When Green Seal Paint is used-it
has stood the test Of time.
For sale by &. NJ. Walker x Sons.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-04-24

A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Bur
dock Blood Bitters is the natural, never
failing remedy for a lazy liver.
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nm re are Paint, and Paints.

But there's only one Green Seal.
Careful paint users realize its virtue.
You should, too.
For sale by G. NJ. Walker & Sons.
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It's pity that whiskey sold outside
a licensed saloon should have the same
old drunk qualities about it.
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croon SeaI has mo Substitutes.

1t occupies a distinct field. When
Won paint see that the Green Seal Is on
every package.
For sale by G. VI. Walker & Sons.
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Death Of Two Ola COlOred citizens.

Amelia Singleton, widow Of the late
Teacher Singleton, died here on Tues
day evening last, aged 80 years.
Eliza Young, while on a visit to
friends IN Dauyille, died rather sud
denly. We are advised that she was
AT least 100 years old.
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PANT Purity

Means fewer coats and longer life
Green Seal 10 q pure paint.
For sale by G. NJ. Walker b Sons.
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Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. +. W. Groves sigma
ture on each box.
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A Paint With a Purpose.

Green Seal Liquid Paint fills long
felt want. It's just the paint for you.
For sale by G. NJ. Walker & Sons.
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over the laws 'nal ho'u ue@u 'n'"s
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once more upward 10 'ue i'su' VI "'
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Spring This we cannot understand
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on dead winter, oil a ne" a"aAeuius
rom a long sleep 7peaAS 10 V"i
az 10 speaks % the heart OF the piiui
making il sing for gladness that the
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PARMVILLE HERALD
rRIDAY. APRIL "a. 1905


1ssff- fffttffl1
We have just passed
through another big
fire with cOnsidera-
bic loss to this
agency. Every dollar
Of our loss has been
paid, and SO it Will
always be when you
obtain insurance that
insures.
Paulett &C Paulett.
llli.,-- .-l--l ~ 20 q p 2 p r - =
49,
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We suppose the blackberries and
simmons" are safe,
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Jnst Consult ann Good Painter

We will soon appreciate what
friend we have in the shade tree.
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Gnod ResnIts ARE Certaln

Our stepping stones have been doing
good service Of late.
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Secretary Towards Annual Report.

April q, 1903.
Members OF Board Of Directors y. NJ. G. A.
OF Farmville;
GENTLEMEN
AS your secretary l submit the follow
ing report for the year beginning April
Is. 1902. and ending April 10, 1908;
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Following is the Indebtedness OF the
Association and uncollected accounts:
Total Indebtedness. ................... 30 28
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Dixie Nerve and Bone LInIment

hest on earth for rheumatism, strains
sprains and all pains. Unequalled for both
man aud beast Large bottle y Genus, AT
White 4 Co. and Winston Drug Co.
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Ifyou were asked to give the prevail
ing style Of bonnet this season wnat
would be your reply2
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Money talks and whisky makes a
man talka tive.
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The careful painters best friend
For sale by G. NJ. Walker q Sons.