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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-04-01
TarO Wrinkles.

Taro, Charlotte Co., March %, 1904
The farmers took advantage of bright
sunshine .last week and nearly all of
them finished their plant Jeds. Now
the appearance Of winter has returned.
Snow fell fast here yesterday though it
did not remain on the ground between
the rains and snow. The farmers are
busy making an effort for another crop,
though | am sure the prices Of the last
crop Of tobacco they made do not
stimulate them any.
Mr. G.. w. Watson, one Of our pros
porous farmers, has been confined to
his room for some time with IA grippe,
though he is reported better. We are
in hopes to see him out soon.
Mr.. Theo. Carter, who was reported
be badly hurt in the mouth, by the
kick Of a horse, is getting along
nicely. His wound is healing rapidly
and he will soon be able to kiss the
girls provided they will let him.
The excursion to Richmond, Easter
seems to be the main topic amongst the
young folks Of our neighborhoOd, and
some right old ones, too. hope they
may have merry holiday.
Miss Maud Cobb is visiting friends
in Charlotte this week.
Mrs. A. w. Cobb and little son, Joe
Mcneil, visited her daughter, Mrs.
John Bradner, Of Charlotte, Saturday
and Sunday.
The telephone company is now fixing
to put in a switch board at Darlington
Heights.
Mr. T. p. Cobb was taken suddenly
i'll last night with a chill, aud after the
chill wore of he was delrious and he
is quite i'll today.
Miss Maud Carter, of Darlington
Heights, visited her uncle, r. p. Cobb,
Mrs. John Hamilton, Of Clarkton,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Carter, Saturday and Sunday.
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Bush River Brieilets.
FARMvILLE, March 80, Il

FARMvILLE, March 30, 1904.
Misses Nellie Barber and Susie Wat
kins spent several days last week with
Mrs. David Stuart in Cumberland.
They report quite pleasant visit.
Messrs. Chas. Watkins and Watson
Bass visited in Farmville Sunday hight
at the Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuart visited at
LOngwOOd last week.
Miss Nellie Barber visited Miss Susie
Watkins last week.
Miss Marguerite Watkins spent last
night in Farmyille, with her friend,
Miss Helen LEAsow.
There will be an Easter celebration
at the minnie Overton Sunday
SCHOOL, on Sunday afternoon, April 3.
Prof. Jones, Of the Normal School, will
deliver an Easter address. We cordially
invite you all to come.
Misses Carrie Xix and Marguerite
Watkins, also little Mamie Watkins
visited at Ingleside last Friday evening.
Mr.. c. L. Oyerton, ST., visited at In
gleside last Monday.
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on next Tuesday night.

on next tuesday night
Five bankers have recently suieided
in the State of Iowa. The Farmyille
contingent never looked better and
were never more in love with life.
We are glad that eggs are not 50
high that the owners can't afford not
to set some Of them. We love fried
chicken in the spring and fat pullets in
the fall.
The Herald has before asked and now
repeats the question, what has become
OF our gooseberry ana currant bushes +?
There was a time when all our gardens
were supplied with them and now they
are rarely seen.
If it happens to be cloudy and rainy
next Sunday save the Easter bonnet
for the next Sunday, and it will be
just as new and pretty as itwould have
been on Easter Sunday proper. But
we do not say that it is going to be
even cloudy on next Sunday.
Report has gone forth from Newport
News TO the effect that the labor unions
Of that city are opposed to the militia
organizations OF the State. If this is
true then somebody has lost their head
and gone wild. The FarmYille Guard
is the most valuable institution in
Farmville. The same is true Of all
other towns and cities Of the State.
Whether nations will ever arbitrate
their differences or not it is certain
that the individual men Of this section
of Virginia have learned how. Litiga-
tion is very nigh thing Of the past and |
we may after a time learn to dispense
with all courts. And when that has
been done may we not get rid Of jails,
policemen and detectives
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Abilene Aspect.
hViiNiiN AopNNts
Abilene, Va, March "A, 1904.

Abilene Va, MaIcn ~ lJU1.
Mr.. Walter Draine and Miss Matte
st. John, Of jacksonville, spent last
Saturday night and Sunday in the hos
pitable home Of Mr.. John I. franklin.
Mrs. 5. a. Morton, after spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
5. j. franklin, has returned to her
home at Abilene.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Flour
noy McGehee is confined TO his bed. We
truly hope he will soon be on his feet
again.
Little Jarnetae Roberts, Of Action, is
spending few weeks at her grandpa's
She is only three years old and is per-
fectly satisfied.
Miss Matte franklin and Mr.. Daniel
Driskille visited in the pleasant home
OF Mrs. T. w. Roberts few days last
week. They report a delightful time.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Ben
franklin, wife and baby, who have
been sick for some days, are better to-
day.
We were very much disappointed
when the crowd gathered at Beulah
church Sunday afternoon to find we
would have no preaching, on account
Of our pastor being away on business.
Miss Annie McGehee has returned
home. We are glad to see her bright
face. Miss Virginia, her sister, is ex-
pected now soon, when her school
closes.
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CAN'T Be SEPARATED.
Some Farmyille People Learned how
10 Get lid OF Both.

Backache aud kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid Of the backache
until you cure the kidney ache.
II the kidneys are well and strong
the rest Of the system is pretty sure TO
be in vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong
healthy kidneys.
A. ID. Jenkins who has resided in
Farmyille for twenty-five years, and is
a blacksmith by occupation place OF adj
dress on Main Street says: "When /
come across anything which Is good
like TO let Others know about IT,. ! suf-
iered for some time with dull aching
pain in the small Of my back and was
suffering al the time | went to II. G.
Crute's drug store aud got DOan's Kid
ney Pills. They went right TO the spot
and II was only short time before my
oackache was thing Of the past,
recommend all backache sufferers To
give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial and
they will never regret il. D"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n.
T., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, DOan's and
take no substitute.
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LIQUID Air Explained.

Prof Hunter, Of the Richmond Col
lege, addressed a large audience in the
Opera House Saturday night, on the
subject Of Liquid Air" and gave a
number Of most interesting expert
ments with this most wonderful Of
modern scientific discoveries. Prof
Hunter was advertised to appear on
Friday evening, but the liquid air,
shipped from New York, failed to ar
rive on time. and the experiments had
to be postponed to the night following.
He first told Of the discovery Of liquid
air, how il was with great difficulty
made, and that after all it had remain
ed for an American, Chas. +. Tripler,
of New York, to accomplish what all
other foreign scientists had failed to in
their endeavors, that is to obtain it in
any considerable quantity. lie made
the air DO various things such as freez-
ing mercury, turning cranberries into
marbles, boiling water in kettle on
block Of ice, &c. With all the wonder
ful experiments which have been made
with liquid air it has never yet been
turned to any practical use, except in
minor cases Of surgery where it has
been employed to chill the body to
deaden pain Prof. Hunter is a very
interesting speaker and everyone who
heard him Saturday is grateful for the
privilege.
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Resolutions.

Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God, the Grand Exalted Ruler Of the
Universe, in the exercise Of his divine
wisdom aud mercy, to remove from
our midst, by sudden death, brother
Il. J. Duvall, and
Whereas it is deemed appropriate
that some expressions Of the Lynch
burg Lodge No. 32l b. p. o. E., OF
which brother Duyall was a worthy
member, should be preserved in perma-
nent form upon the minute book OF the
Lodge,
Now therefore, be it resolved,
1st That in the death Of r. ]. Du-
vail, Lynchburg Lodge No. 32l b. p.
O. f., has lost a worthy and reliable
member who commanded the respect
and regard Of the entire Lodge.
2nd. That his death is a source Of
sincere sorrow and regret to every
member Of the Lodge.
3rd. That the Lodge tenders to the
family OF brother Duvall their deepest
sympathy in this hour Of their grief.
Attn. That a copy Of these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes Of the
Lodge; a copy be sent to the tarmville
Herald with the request that it publish
the same.
FRED HARPER,
LEON GOODMAN,
w. NJ. DOYLE.
Committee.
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Lecture Postponed.

The stereopticon lecture, "The Sun
and Other Suns" which was to have
been given at the Opera House last
night, has been postponed to Thursday
night, April 9TH. Prof Stone. Of the
University Of Virginia, telegraphed DR..
Smith on last Tuesday that he was uu-
avoidably detained from filling the en-
gagement last night. The lecture by
Prof. Stone next Thursday night Is one
of the series Of public entertainments
arranged for by DIR. Smith, and the at
tendance upon which costs no one. 1t
is hoped that the appearance Of Prof.
Stone will he greeted by large attend
ance Of our people.
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Delightful Concert.

A very delightful concert was given
by the Glee Club Of the Normal School
on Tuesday night, There were about
thirty-fye voices blending in sweet
harmony to the intense pleasure Of the
audience. The concert was spoken Of
by many as the best that had been held
in Farmyille. The programme was as
follows:
On, Skylark, for Thy Wing.-smart.
-Glee Club.
Boabdil-.Moskowski. --Miss Berkeley
and Miss Mason.
Ching-a-Ring-a-Ring Molloy. -
Double Quartette.
Spinning Song.-Youferoh. Shep-
herds All and Maidens Fair.-Nevln.-
Miss Alleen Andrews.
Little Shaking Quakers.-Bristow.-
Misses Byerly, Jones, Etheridge, Dun
can, Walton, Morris, Crute, Ingram,
Nicholson.
Dinah Doe. - Molloy- Edes. - Glee
Club
Spanish Dane es. -Moskowski.-Mis
Andrews.
Unison Choruses: Rocked in the
Cradle Of the Deep.-Knight. Out on
the Deep.-Lohr.-Glee Club.
Friska and Cadenza, from Rhapsodie
Hongroise No. 2.-Liszt-Miss Maud
Mason.
The Broken Pitcher. 80 Pontet- Ed
wards.-Doube Quartette.
Selection for Mandolin and Guitar
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Nation.
Dear Cupid, What Troubles the Men?
-Glee Club.
Among the list Of excellent numbers
the Duets by Misses Lulu and Alleen
Andrews, Berkeley and Mason, also the
solos by Misses Alleen Andrews and
Maud Mason deserve special praise
Messrs. Jones and Nation rendered
lively selections on mandolin and gui-
tar, also a very laughable encore en-
titled "Mama Pinned Rose on Me-"
The latter seemed TO strike a responsive
chord among the audience The stage |
was beautifully and tremendously dec
orated with pOtted plants and profu-
sion Of banners, representing a large |
number Of prominent colleges.
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FeIden, Va, March 30. 1904.

feldeni Va Marcn 81, 1871.
Our farmers are very backward in
their work owing to the continued wet
weather, Notwithstanding the low
prices some received for their tobacco
they are ready for another crop.
Miss Maude Allen and Allen Jones
attended the marriage Of Mr.. John A.
Campbell and Miss Russie Jenkins, OF
Prospect on the 23rd.
Invitations are out for a leap year
party at Mr.. c. w. Ranson's on Friday
night. All bashful young men had
better accept their invitations as the
girls expect to give them chance to
marry.
Mr.. Venner Cralle, Of your town, is
visiting Mr.. r. E. Stokes.
Mr.. J. H. Allen and his friend, Mr..
r. W. Phillips, Of Hampden-Sidney
spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. j.
r. Aliens family.
Messrs. Clarke, Hamburger and
Kuykendall, Of Hampden-Sidney, at
tended the Lanes Chapel school few
Sundays ago, and assisted in our work.
We only wish they would come oftener.
Mr.. J. B. Allan is improving slowly
after being confined to his bed for five
months with rheumatism. He is not
able to walk yet.
There has been another store burglar
lY in this county. On Tuesday night,
22nd, some one broke in the store OF
Mr.. James Shackelton at HALEY.
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That's Sufficient.

Correctness in all details character.
ize. r. r. Hallam's revival Of Damon
and Pvhias" which is scheduled TO
appear at the Opera House on Tuesday
night. April 5,h The magnificent
scenery which has an been painted
specially for the production, is absolute
lv correct as To- architecture and local
color. and the costumes are models of
the period JOB ~ hich the scenes Of the
play are laid. The play Will be present
I'd by powerful acting company in
Guiding Geo. A. ID. Johnson, who has
played The role of Damon over 1900
times. Frank r. Angus, formerly
Thomas kcene's leading man who will
bee seen as Pythia- barry ID. Clifton
a. DIony-.us, which role he played
with Frederick Warde and Louis
james; Monica Lee, of last seasons
Mande Adams company, who is the
Calauthe. aud Mary Holmes, a talented
young actress DOB classic roles who in
terprets the role OF Hermion.
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Mount Leigh Musings.
Mt. LEIGH, VA, March 30, 100

Mt. LEIGH, VA, March 20, 1904.
Mr.. J. T. Clark went to South Bos-
ton today to sell tobacco.
Miss Ella V. Moore spent from Fri
day until Sunday with her parents at
Hampden-Sidney.
Rev. Mr.. Morton, of Crewe, was the
guest Of Mr.. r. b. Wilson Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lily Jenkins is spending the
week with her brother in Nottoway.
School No. 8, Leigh district, taught
by Miss Fannie A. Clark, closed on Fri
day the 18th.
QMr. r. b. Wilson visited friends near
Rice Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Faulkner and family, Of
Nutbush, visited Monday and Tuesday
Of last week in the home Of Mr.. r. b.
Wilson.
Mr.. Winston Clark and Misses Fan
ME Clark and Ella Moore were guests
at Mr. X. B. Wilson's Tuesday night.
Mr.. {. G.. Weaver is on the sick list.
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Saneo Sinings.
SANoo, VA, March 30, l9C

SANCO, VA, March 30, 1904.
We were all surprised to see the
snowfakes which fell last Monday
morning, but wree glad to see them stop
falling on the pretty hyacinths and
sweet little violets which had so pref
tily bloomed
We are glad to report Miss Mamie
Foster, who had pneumonia several
weeks ago, as being able now to attend
school.
Mr.. B. II. French and son visited at
Mr.. ERNEST French's, near Rice, last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Wood visited at
"Clover Hill" last Friday night.
A few ofour young people expect to
take advantage Of the excursion Easter.
We wish them a pleasant trip, also
wish We could go too.
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An Ontrage.

We know Of some instances where
teachers in our public schools who are
unfortunate enough to be sick are re-
quired to furnish substitutes at a cost
double their regular salaries. This is
OutrageOusly wrong. Let the pay Of
the poorly paid aud faithful workers go
on and let the State pay the substitutes.
Mother Virginia is not cruel, and her
representatives should not make her so.
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Nothing Equal TO Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy for
Bowel Complaints i'm Children.

ave have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy in our
family for years" says Mrs J B Cooke,
Of Netherlands, Texas 1--WE have given
it to all our children. We have used
other medicines for the same purpose,
but never found anything to equal
Chamberlain's. II you will use it as
directed it will always cure" For
sale by the Winston Drug Co.
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800 Reward, 800.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
ton Of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con-
stitutiOn and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address. +. j. CHENEY x CO.,
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@As IA
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TnggIes Tank TMinks.
ACTION, Va, March %, 1904

ACTION, Va, March %, 1904.
Miss Matte Franklin and Mr.. Daniel
Driskil spent a part Of last week at
Mr.. T. W. Roberts.
Miss Lelle Reynolds spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Farm
vile.
Miss Pearl Angle, Of Farmville is
now the guest Of Miss Louise Watson.
Mr.. Walter Rice spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends Of Famplin.
Miss Grace Roberts is the guest Of
Miss Louise Watson tonight.
Miss Lelle Reynolds and Mr.. Sam
Farrar will visit at Mr.. Joe Watson's
tomorrow evening.
Little Jeanette Roberts is now
spending while with her grand moth
er, Mrs. J. G.. Franklin.
Miss Lula franklin and friend are ex-
pected to be at her sisters on Easter.
We wish them a pleasant time.
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SerIons stomach Trouble Cured.

was troubled with a distress in my
stomach, sour stomach and vomiting
spells, and can truthfully say that
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets cured me.-MRs T. V. WILLIAMS,
Laignsburg, Mich. These tablets are
guaranteed to cure every case OF st0m-
ach trouble Of this character. For
sale By The Winston Drug Co.
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Some Of our farmers were quite busy
last Friday and Saturday preparing
their plant beds, too busy even TO 60
for their mail. Don't you think il
would be fair for those who have fin
ished to lend a helping hand to their
neighbors who have nol2
Miss Marguerite Wood was the guest
of Miss Myrtle French last Saturday
morning.
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Payment Of Old Bonds. New Bonds for
Sale.

The ten year bonds Of the Blackstone
Female Institute Will be due on July l.,
1904. Holders of said bonds will please
send name and address at once TO
James Cannon, Jr., Blackstone, Va,
and will send bonds to the Citizens
Bank, Of Blackstone, for payment, IN
accordance with the printed terms Of
the bond.
A new series Of bonds will be issued
to take the place Of the old series. Per
sons desiring to purchase bonds Of the
new series, or to exchange the bonds
they now hold for bonds Of the new
series will communicate at once with
James Cannon, Jr., Blackstone, Va.
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Gymnasium Contest.

The second Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium
class is preparing for It's second annu-
al contest which will take place Friday
night, April Sth, at the Armory. Four
gold medals will be among the prizes
offered. Much interest is taken in
this contest, and it promises to be
more successful than last year.
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Accidentally Shot.

Last Tuesday, while playing with a
small rifle near the Normal School,
Brisco Kearney accidentally shot John
Cox. Both are little boys, one the son
Of DR.. w. A. Kearney, and the other a
son of Mr.. b. NJ. Cox. The ball pene-
trated the fleshy part Of the leg and we
are glad to know that the wound is not
a serious one. Both boys were greatly
frightened at the happening and it will
be long time before either handles
another firearm.
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4 thoughtful Man.

NJ Nj. Austin, OF Winchester, Ind,
knew what to do in the hour Of need
His wife had such an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her He thought Of and
tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured Only 25c, at White K Cos
Drug store.
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tendance next Sunday

tendance next Sunday
Mr.. Leslie Morris, Of Appomaitox
county, was in the nelghborhood on
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Binford visited her sister,
Mrs. J. ID. Carter Monday.
Jessie Taylor, from the Orphans
Home, Of Chattanooga, has come to
live with Mr. Geo. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Moore were in
Farmville on Saturday last.
Mrs. Fred Hunt. Of jacksonville, Fla,
was expected in the neighborhood last
Saturday. We hope that she did not
disappoint her many friends who are
all impatient to see her again.
Miss Mollie Blnford is visiting I'm the
neighborhood Of Adele and Darling.
ton Heights this week.
Mr.. Geo. Hunt is recovering from a
second attack Of rheumatism.
To the Tax Payers Of Prince Edward.
Under the laws now in force the
treasurers Of the several counties are re-
quired to settle their accounts with the
Commonwealth on the 18th Of June.
aud to settle with the Board iof Super.
visions in July Of each year.
Extracts from chap. lliO as amended |
by acts Of lSO2-84, read as follows.
"That the Auditor Of Public Accounts |
shall annually, on the 18th Of August,
report to the Circuit Judge and Com
monwealth's Attorney of each county
and city Of the State whether the treas
urers Of said counties and cities have
settled for and paid IN full the funds
due by them to the Commonwealth"
lit shall appear that any treasurer
as aforesaid has failed or refused to set
tie for or pay over any funds due by
him to the CommOnwea' III, then the
said Court shall suspend such treasurer
until he shall make payment in full Of
the funds due by him to the Common
wealth"
"Sec. 8. The treasurers Of the several
counties Of this State, shall, on the lst
day Of October Of each year, exhibit to
said Judge aud Commonwealth Attor-
ney the CASH to balance their accounts
with the county levy aud county school
fund.-
"If any treasurer fails to produce said
CASH to balance his account then the
said Court, shall, after service Of rule as
prescribed in sec. Of this act, suspend
said treasurer and appoint some compe-
tent person to discharge his duties"
Isppeal to those Of the good people
Of Prince Edward who have not paid
their taxes TO do me the special favor,
by paying up as speedily as possible
and certainly not later than the LIST day
IF June, in order that ! may make my
settlement in time, and have the CASH
IN hand to exhibit to the Court. III
'ail to get the taxes in time l will be
unable to comply with the law, and
will be liable to suspension from Office
There is no alternative, my deputies
and myself are powerless TO hold tax
tickets or grant indulgences.
Yours Very Respectfully,
w. IL. EWING,
Treasurer
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Good For Children.

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Maybe the woman who brags to
others about her husband thinks if she
could make them believe it she could
make herself believe it.