The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-10-20
Granville HERALD.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

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Throush SUMMER sunshine. winter snow,
Sheca>p> m,, sad or glad or mo-.
Miss Henry ellis has gone TO Ala
hanna 10 visit friends and relatives.
Mr. Cleveland Morris. of Buckiug-
ham, is very ill with typhoid fever.
More than dozen of Hampden-Sid-
new. students came afoot to Farmville
last sunday
Mrs. Martina Jane Morris, of Buck
ingham. wife of Mr. Alex Morris, died
last week aged as years.
Miss Alice Morris, of Manchester.
will spend the winter at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~. ellis.
Mr.. Robert Morton, of Petersburg,
speut the week past with his parents
Mr. and Mrs G. r.. Morton.
Mr. W. b Beach, after spending
some time m El PA-o, Texas, with bis /
brother, Mr. } r. Beach, has returned |
to Virginia
Mrs.. Fred Glenn and son, Of Raj
ford. arrived here Monday afternoon
T. visit u the home of Mrs, Gleun's
father, Capt. r. VI Burton.
Ernest Rice. colored. who lived here
hra long time, this being his native
nwn, was ruu over and killed in Roa-
noke Monday by "a Norfolk aud Yves
tern train ON which he was attempting
Djump.
The largest, smoothest and best
sweet potatoes we have seen This year
were grown in the garden of Mrs. J. p.
Fitzgerald. South side Virginia. and
Farmville. particularly, cannot be beat
en- ia anything anywhere.
Mr. Stone, the father Of our towns
man. Mr.. W. A. Stone, spent several
days here this week visiting his son
and bis family Mr. Stone is resi-
dent of Fluvaua county and is a brave
veteran Of the civil war.
Mrs Harriet Vance Reed, who has i,
been visiting her 0rother-in-law, Mr.. 4,
Chas. II. Brown, chief clerk of Kenava
division Of the Norfolk and Western, -
and her cousin, Rev. Glenn Vaughan,
of r anoke, has returned TO her home, &,
"Beechwood, after most delightful =
trip.
Mr. T. J. Davis has recently sold m
two farms on upper Bush river at sat nj
isfctory prices. lie has another, one q
Of The best in the county, which ne Is Il
sprichlng and improving rapidly. An fo
other town farmer who knows how to Of
make land pr itable
Mrs Hill, of Texas who has been
'stiug relatives i'm this county for
ome time past, left for home ON last ho
Monday. Mrs Maria Edmunds, her On
euera5e mother, now 93 years Of age, Ia
With other friends and relatives, went di'
With her 10 the depot to say good bye. sol
FamyiIe was never so ready to III
ande tobacco as now. Her ware ="
ouses and factories are not surpassed We
y any in the State, the mostattractive 'ol
foreign orders are held here and all
he money needed to insure highest e"'
nd most satisfactory prices. 1t is
lily to 90 from such a market in A
arch Of a better. 1 can't be found
We are watching with intensest in o
rest the building Of the macadam ~
ad to Hampden-Sidney, and we are
'i inpatient that the work does not ,
ogress more rapidly. "Rome was
't built in day, and il takes time
make rock bottoms. Building of
ch a road is mo- chid's play, nor is it ~
ing built for a day but for all time acc
Il the foundation be laid broad and sne
'ong, and the superstructure too, i'm
ID then when done all of as will unite was
saying, 'well done" awe
Farmyille's opera season for 1899 "
" was opened under most pleasant ~
spices on Wednesday evening, when ....
Dan Packard Opera Co. rendered, A..
lore large and appreciative audi 80
ee, and IN most attractive and artis-
style, the popular opera of Fra
avollo.' The STARS of the c0mpa- VI
shone out re,plendently, the caste" died
assured up To full duty while the She
hesira was well nigh perfect Low daul
OF music enjoyed a rich treat, lovers live
nun laughed and grew larger, tired was
'uess men We're refreshed, students hu
loose from books, were happy, and REM
went merry as a marriage bell" Satu
-osr-A Gold Medal between the 80
re OF {. + Chappell and his resi- ''''
zee, with the name of w b. Cridlin
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