The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08

e,urt on Monday, aud from there to
Richmond M time for the opening of
the Senate.
Hon. J. j. Owen will miss his home
circle. home fires and wild turkeys nO
matter what luNuries he may have in
Richmond.
There is nothing such bad form as
fora married couple To quarrel in pub
He-unless it is TO be too demonstra-
lively loving.
Mrs. DR.. White entertained some
of her lady friends at dinner on Sat
urdav and others at supper Oh
Monday evening.
Miss stone. of the Normal school, and
Miss Lottie Mckinney entertained the
Whist Club at the home of Mrs. Wade,
on last Monday evening.
Hon. h. d. Flood registered at the
Jefferson. If he remains there he will
be lonesome. as few Virginia legisla-
tors can afford the luxury.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet next Tuesday afternoon at
halfpast 3 O'Clock in the council cham
Der. All who are interested in the
monument are requested TO be present.
Mr.. John Kincheloe, a student Of
Richmond college, preached for the
Baptist congregation both morning
and evening of last sunday, and at
each service greatly delighted his
hearers.
Sheriff Dickinson went to Rich
mond ON Monday to be the guest Of
Judge Minor of the Law and Equity
court, As one of "A hunting party. They
will hunt ducks ON the Pamunky
bottoms.
The San Francisco Minstrels played
in the Opera House Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights. Barring one or two
Objectionable features too often seen
aud heard in minstrel attractions, the
performances of this company were
very good. and The audiences well
pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Richardson re-
turned from their bridal tour last Sat
urday and are living IN the home of
Dr. and Mrs w. w Anderson. On
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W II.
Richardson gave them aud their bridal
attendants an elegant reception.
Misses Anna Hurd and Mary ia k
son are still enjoying New York society
to its fullest. What with luncheons
aud dinners, lectures, operas and plays
some days two operas On saturday
a luncheon was given in their honor
on 5th Ave. and afterwards a theatre
party.
"Xma~ coming" Buy your gifts be-
fore the rush, and buy in Farmville
Don't forget to send the HERALD for
1900 % absent friends 1t only costs
two cents a week Don't say it isn't
worth it, for it is An intelligent
Cumberland mau of culture. now away
from home. says he enjoys 1t "above all
papers" We have confidence in his
judgment.
Tobacco continues TO pour IN upon
our market. On last saturday the
quantity was SO great that number
of farmers were compelled to either
Remain over Sunday or leave their to-
bacco ON the warehouse floors and re-
turn home with their teams. The
prices. considering quality and the ire
meudu~ giut on the market, are well
up. and few complaints have been
heard
Rev De. A. ;. Lloyd preached sun
day night the last sermon OF his rec
tor,hip. at St. Luke's Episcopal church,
Norfolk, extending over many years,
during which the church has grown
from "a few members to one of the larg
est congregations i'm the South. The
church is "a magnificent structure, upon
which there is no debt. Dr. Lloyd vii
remove % New York to enter upon hl-
dutis. of general secretary Of the
Church Mission society.
Iii run)fel that one of Farmvllle's
private homes Is t. be- very much en-
larged aud converted into a first class
hotel. 10 viii pay In this connection
we are reminded that We read recently
this statement iu connection with the
Jefferson, of Richmond, that at least
sixty pei cent of Inc guests of that
house. since it's op-nius. wtrs induced
Dvi.lt Rlrln1u1 D-rtI.s Of tn eNis
t-nce Of such q n,.-. j. ln, city. Nitn
ths Farmvn. u.nu u1 .lHer attrac-
iion- of ne town an up t' dt,s hostel
~ ought % os crowded the year round.
Few drummer- spend Sunday ia
Fumgrle. Scores OF them can be in-
duesd 10 do 20
rne Wag4r, Original nashville
students consolidated with Gideon's