The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-29
A. E. cRALLE.

alt means That Iutl tore them, shc sara.
aThey did 10 90 show their sorrow
Dwhen some one they loved was dead
..rben. who did AN of Che mendng?
.What an awful job twouid be- f'
There was silence and then, "why, On
preacher says.
The Devil sows tares, said She.
Miss Bessie Lindsey will leave to
morrow for her !, hool at Max Meadows
MalorJ. W. Ouey is experimenting
the building of the macadam road be
tween here and Hampden-Siduey.
We hope to see Farmyille excel ii
the maguificence of its 1899 chrysau
themum show. Make ready for it.
The Normal school is filled to over
flowing. with more young ladies from
every part of our state than ever before
Miss Matte Lee Cunningham Will
take charge OF her school near James
town, this county, October 2nd.
Wedding cards and opening an
nouucements neatly, cheaply and
quickly printed at the HERALD Office.
If the weather is suitable Farmville's
commercial interests will be well repre-
sented at Charlotte courthouse next
Monday
Misses Mary and Minnie Morgan,
who have been spending the summer
with relatives here, returned TO their
home in Crewe last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. II. Richardson returned
home Monday afternoon from "a short
visit to relatives and friends in Lynch
burg.
We are not followers Of Darwin, but
that monkey in town last Saturday
did look and act powerful" like some
folks We have seen.
Mrs. George T. Vaughan and child
rem, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G.. Veuable, have returned to
their Washington home.
Never call TO see a man on business
either just before or Just after he has
had his dinner. Ina one case he is
cross; in the other he is sleepy.
Why not telephone the news items
which you hear in your neighborhood
to the HERALD office? But little
trouble aud a great aid to us
Farmvile's telephone system is as
good a. any on earth and is the great
est time saving convenience the BUSH
ness men and house keepers have ever
had.
Miss Loula Morton's art display, all
work Of her own hand, is the most
beautiful ever seen in Farmyille, and
will compare with art exhibits any
where.
Mr. j. NJ. Robeson, son of our towns
man, Mr. G.. NJ Robson, has entered
the seminary at Alexandra where he
will prepare himself for the work Of
the ministry.
The new postoilice money order
which has just been issued is great
improvement on the old style mas
much as it allows the purchaser re-
ceipt for It's amount.
Miss Thompson, who is pleasantly
remembered by many Of our readers,
having been with Mrs. Holston two
seasons ago, is again i'm charge of the
millinery department of that house.
Our fellow-townsman, Capt J. r.
Martin. Will be Chief Marshal on the
OCCASION Of the State tournament IN
ON the 18th Of October
Just as Dewey was needed at Manila,
so will be he ON the occasion named,
to assure brilliant success.
improvement ON all sides is the order
Of the day i'm Farmyille. A splendid
pavement has just been laid IN front Of
the Doyne Block at the corner Of Main
and Third streets. Now let the work
be continued until a respectable walk
has been laid i'm front Of the Opera
House door.
Ann Smith, colored, wife Of the late
jim Smith, the well known grave dig
ger, died lsst Tuesday Afternoon and
her remains were laid by>the side OF
her husband i'm the white cemetery ON
Wednesday, Rev DR. Kirby Of the
First Colored Baptist church conduct
Ing the services.
The Farmville Lithia is growing IN
popularity. This is a prophet honored
at home as well as abroad. No one In
farmviiie feels exactly comfortable
without i;. As table water it leads
all competitors, and a. remedial
agent occupies front rank. No one
need longer suffer with dyspepsia.
Drink FarmvilIe Lithia, laugh aud
grow fat.
The Normal teachers for the session
are located a- follows: Miss Smithy,
at Mrs. j A Cunningham DR.. aud
Mrs. Frazer, Misses Martin and Moflctt,
al Mrs Fitzgerald's. Misses Stone,