The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-08-25
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

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Unto DIS nest HsNin'
I shall not i,c ln vain.
Miss Boi-seau, of Dnwiddie, is vis
idnr Miss saliie Bidgood
Mr.J. NJ. Hart, Of Roanoke, is visit
ing his father at Wor~ham
Mr.. a. b. Dickinson, of Richmond,
spent Sunday at the old home.
The wife aud daughter Of Mr. b. W.
l. Blanton are both quite sick.
There was no criminal case in the
Prince Edward court Monday.
Miss Bessie Foster, of Norfolk is The
guest Of her cousin, Miss Katie Wells.
Mrs Gonna Noel of Lynchburg. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ". f. David
sou
Miss Virginia Taylor, Of Norfolk, is
visiting relatives aud friends Of tins
plsce.
Rev. Dr. Bagby was in town on
Monday shaking hands with bis legion
Of friends
Miss Maud Noel, of Lynchburg, is
visiting in the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. X. Noel.
Mr.. Aguew. Of the Anderson Drug
Store. spent sunday with friends la
Nottoway.
Miss Eula Mann, Of Richmond, is
visiting in the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs
d. l. TrayIor
Misses May aud Addie Cridlin, of
Burkeyille, are visiting their brother,
Mr. W. b. Crdlin.
Mrs. :. o. Holster and daughter, |
Martina, are visiting friends in Cum
berand county this week.
Crops are looking well along the road /
from Farmville 20 Cumberland court
house, especially tobacco.
The horse and cart still do much ser.
vice. The HERALD suggested the daily
seayeuger aud has no cause to regret 10,
Judge A. d. Watkins was nominated
by acclamaton for the Senate of Viz
GINA at Amelia Courthouse last We'd
nesday
Miss Goldie Paul, of Richmond, and
Miss Birdie Cox. of Manchester, who
have been spending the summer here,
will return home this evening
Misses Annie and Gena Salzmau. of
Danvlle, Va, who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. J. W. Traver, return
ed 70 their home ON Saturday last.
Rev jas L. Lanoanter was recently
appointed manager of the Perth Am
boy Savings Institution, which con-
cern's deposits amount to 100000.
Captain :. w Watkins, one Of the
enierprising inspectors Of the Planters
Warehouse, was busy on the "ereeu"
Of Cumberland courthouse Tuesday.
Can't something be done to I'm up
the holes in our Main street sidewalks? /
They do hold water faithfully aud "of
nights we are sure to step into them :
The hog ordinance passed at the last {
council meeting will not be enforced t
before December This will give the
owners Of hogs time TO dispose Of stock y
on hand without sacrifice. T
Mr. il. Chernaut attended court
on Monday. He is in "good keeping +
Evidently the Brunswick stews Of APP q
pomattox must be- almost as good as e
those Of Prince Edward
Visiting lawyers at court Monday
were Me-srs. Watkins, of Charlotte; "
Of Appomattox; Mann, Of is
Nottoway; Wing Of Prince Edward n
and Dickinson, of Richmond 70
Many Of our boys have come from /
he country 10 town and are doing n
WELL Many more of our boys remain /
% the country and are doing well too. ID
Dur congratulations 60 out to each II
lass. al
Miss Emma Bartkowskie, who had
been the guest of Mrs. Berkeley for a
month, returned To her home IN Baiti- -
more ou last Saturday. No visitor to -
par town ever made moe friends or
eff more delightful memory. =,
To be caught behind a horse in
uriou- thunder aud lightning storm is
'ue Of those experiences which make
is prefer always the chill Of winter
line TO all the luxuries which summer II
.ilords. eI
We hope the Farmville drying IT.
lorses are an gentle, al least those Of
hem which are being driven by very
ouug children. Some Of the little tots
Who hold the Ieins can scarceiy look =
ver the dash boards. 49,
Tobacco is being cut and housed in f..
arge quantities in this and adjoining oa
0uutie-. There was a time when the
armer- wanted the fall dews, but now ev
olor is the AN important thing, and th
bis, We are told is best secured by of
ary cutting. pr
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