The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-15
Granville HERALD.
FRIDAY. sEPrEMBER 10, 1859.



~prlns e.ate'
r..Iid. meant bits, With sanes kiss down
b, tine mrm>tgad safe.
r,.uor.d i. ducI uilA pro,y thine~-there'-
niuelott ocheer
cr., hair, tcu plain the time TO leave OH
cakes ami aIc is heres
t.onetnine of nay youth returns when
thinking bow 3 huns
,..on line words OF ~aiIe there-"when YOU
and were youns,
And Httle one. how nuch I'd give to take
from ume and cate
o,.nieht of bliss with sailic.s kiss down by
tue DIm,,,id sa.c.
Read the night school notice i'm
another column.
Miss Maggie Watkins is visiting
friends iu town.
Col. r. T. HUBBARD was i'm town We'd
uesday, on legal business.
Miss Martha Holman, of Olga, Anne
liza county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
X. H. CoNan.
There is little boy i'm town who
boasts of 2O5 warts. They are real pets
and he nurses them carefully.
Deputy County Court Clerk, E. }
Whitehead, las been confined to the
bed this week, being quite sick.
Miss louie Mckinney writes from
her Georgia home that it is much
warmer there than in Farmvile
MAORI. r. Knight has been ordered
to the Philippines He will sail O
the 18th, and Will be absent TWO years.
Miss Lizzie Davidson and Dr. West, |
of Bedford. took Miss Lena Davidson |
to Bedford this week. She is still quite |
in.
Mr. r. Cunningham left yester-
day for am extended European tour
He will visit England, Italy, Austria,
aud Norway
In another column you will find the
advertisement of Mr. Chas. f. Bugg, i'm
which be gives good reasons for buying
bicycles now.
Mrs.. Frank Lee aud children will
leave tomorrow for their home iu
Hampton. Miss Jones, her sister, will
go with them.
The bath rooms at the y. ~ G. y.
were closed saturday night on account
Of a leakage in the pipes. The defect
will soon be remedied.
Messrs }. b. Wall, c. G. Fleming,
Miss Mamie Harvey, Mrs Kate Nor
ris. Mrs. G.. + Cnappell aud Ms. so.
Hol,ien are in Baltimore purchasing
their fall goods
r. A. Baldwin, Of this place, II. V.
Baldwin, of Manchester, Va, and r.
J. Baldwin, of Blueneld, W. Va, had
quite am extended trip of ten days to
the Northern cities aud returned Tues
day.
The editor of the HERALD went with
the excursion of tAe Court street Meth
odist Church from Lynchburg to Mag
ara ON yesterday. Me-srs. Walker
Noel and >. W. Paulett Jr., accompa-
MED him.
l.. a Coulter, State Secretary of the
Y. NJ G. A., viii conduct the 4 O'Clock
services at the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday.
Mr. Coulter is am attractive speaker
md "a large attendance should greet
lim.
Rev. Mr.. Capcrs, Of the Episcopal
church, conducted the mid-week pray
n services at the Presbyterian church
IN Wednesday evening, Dr. Harding
leiug absent at Presbytery.
Some Of the people visiting and trad
ny in Farmville this week: Miss Annie
H. Palmore, Miss Martha Womack,
Cumberland Robert Gillian, Thomas
Forbes, Buckingham.
Mrs :. B. Mckinney, who spent the
ummer with Mrs Berkeley, has gone
,ack TO Mrs. Wade's, where she will
make headquarters for the winter.
The travel incident to her summer out
ug was free of dust and fatigue.
Mr.. Scherer industrial agent Of the
\. d w. r. II Co., has been driving
'ver the county with Mr. Traver dur
ng the last few days. He is hopeful
If am inflow of home seekers and thinks
Prince Edward will get a share.
Even Len Amos failed on watermel-
ms. Must have been bad season.
But he will have them next year, and ,
la- promised us first pull. He tells us
bis apple crop is a sad failure, too, and 3
ms hurts. A fall without cider. Too
lad
Miss Pearl Nenable's picture appear
"a in the Richmond Times of last Sun
lay Farmville is justly proud of her
girls and boys too, and is not afraid of
mo- matter what the con-
est may be, nor who are the contest
ants.
Mr. T. Lee Morris has been elected
As "a director of the Farmville Building =
md Trust Company, vacancy caused