The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

have no IaIIIf ..lt l.IlH ''tN '''Ni '''"f
rnatlove is growing .otcNer every day:
what we call sim is what 30 leaves behind,
what we cali good attracts 10 on It's way.
rhare mo- hope. with Gods love in nay heart
0hatisase.fsh loss io care about2
ifin the world I've PLAYED my little part,
LET him who Do thc candle pat 80 OUT
rbave mo- creed bui love; is there Hell
where some poor tortured thing cries ont
in paine
Then ietme take his hand. and wish him
well.
And wait until he finds his Heaven again.
DThe fan overcoat is now ready to
pull"
Frost kills some things but makes
persimmons better
Prof w. b. CddlIn will resume his
music class next Monday.
Miss Mary Anderson will leave today
for a visit to Ashevilie, y G.
We hear that there isn't a dwelling
house in Firmville for rent.
Blessed is the man whose winter
supply of fuel is safely housed.
Mrs Geo. f. Cox left last Tuesday
morning to visit relatives i'm Pbiladel-
phia.
Work has been commenced at the
Farmville end of the road to be macad-
amized
Mr.. 5. w. Paulett, Jr., stopped Off at
Philadelphia ON his return from Mag
ara last Saturday.
Don't complain of the dust of the
present.. The summer has been UNI
usually free from it,
Don't forget October l4th, 1899, the
time appointed for The Teachers Rally
at Worsham, Va.
Ms. G. W. Gray, Of Charles county,
Nd, is visiting her father, Mr. II. j.
Davis, of Farmvile.
Ifyour farm is for sale at reason
able price list it with the Southside
Virginia Farm Agency.
Public school No. >, Farmville dis
trict Miss Louise Wootton teacher
will open ou the 3rd of October.
Mr.. f. G.. Wiltse, whose recent i'll
ness gave serious concern 10 his friends,
is about his place of business again.
Miss Mary Booth Walker went to
Lynchburg last week where she matri-
cuated in Baudolph-Macon Woman's |
college.
Miss Louise Ouey, after an absence |
Of several months i'm the Valley of Viz
ginia, returned home last Wednesday /
night
1t is reported that if a suitable house |
can be rented for the purpose, carriage |
factory will be opened here i'm the near |
future.
Miss Fannie Jones and Miss Lizzie |
Irby, of Blackstone, are visiting Capt. |
5. w Paulett and wife at Stanley |
Park.
Mr.. F. NJ. Bugg announces that on /
and after the lst of October he will be
connected with the Farmville CONNER
cial Company.
Our friend, E. J. Whitehead, the
popular deputy clerk Of the county, /
after "a few days illness has resumed |
his Office work.
If the town of Farmville can ex-
change six per cent. burden for
four it ought not to be slow to do so.
Mr.. vanderslice's proposition strikes |
us as a most reasonable and practical |
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. p. Robertson left |
on Tuesday, September 18th, for the |
Crockett Springs. shawsyille, Mont
gomery county, Va, for few weeks of |
rest and recuperati0n.
The rain which began on Tuesday |
and continued throughout the day and |
that night, came as welcome visitor,
as the country roads and streets were
deep with dust and pastures were dry
ing up.
Famville has for the past twelve
months been on "a conservative
boom-and more building has been
going on every day during that time
than was ever known i'm the history Of
the town.
Some of our advertising merchants
have been north after their fail stock of
goods Among them are J. j. Wall,
Fleming d Clark, NJ. :. Feldman and
Richardson d. Cralle.
We saw specimen Of corn on last
Saturday which was grown 10y Mr.
VIM Daniel, Of Cumberland, and are
TOLD that from To- S ears were grown
on "a stalk. 1t is we'll for our farmers
To- get some of the seed.
Previous TO opening her art class
Mis-, louie Morton will give an eX-
mbItion of her work i'm the room above
Mr. BaldWin's store from September
2lsi Co 18th. Public invited to attend.
The woman about whom we have