The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-11-03
Granville HERALD.
FRIDAY. NOVFMBER3. 1888
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

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nest
where they twain should live with Love at
its best.
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',r ,.th th.oid love and on with tine new
one.
Mrs. Judge Crute is visiting in Bal
timore.
The rain WAS needed and its good
effects can already be seen.
The Dramatic Club met at Mrs
Berkeley, ON Monday evening.
Rev. Mr. Caper~ went TO Petersburg
ON Monday evening and to Richmond
next day.
DBle,siug- brighten as they take their
flight some one must deliver the
nlhia again.
Noone need get cold buggy driving
this winter The display of lap robes
/. magnificent.
Building rocb roads is slow process.
Slow aud sure is the motto. When
done let it be well done.
Those chimes, spare ribs, pluck aud
s,eh like. hanging i'm front of our meat
houses. do wonderfully excite the sail
vary glands.
Rev. *. Il. Ba-majian, from Com
.tantnople, is in Farmville aud will
lecture iu the Opera House on next
Monday night.
We had been for days without "a
drink Of Farmville lithia, and it did
seem to be better than ever when We
did have "a smack at il.
The Normalites enjoyed a Halo
weeue entertainment on Tuesday even
ing The HERALD would be pleased
to hear from the Normal each week.
Tie Famville fall roses are unusu-
ally beautiful but none quite as much
so as some specimens we have seen
from the garden of Mrs. c. NJ. Walker.
Mr.. W. Z. Davidson's residence, oR
High street, is near completion. Ii
will hold up It's head among its COM
panions. and all of us will be proud
of it.
Mrs. Dr. White has been having the
trees about her home thinned out. lis
an improvement, and does let in upon
the new green house a flood of glorious
sunshine
Ms. VIM. Boyle, with her infant
daughter, arrived here last Wednesday
night from Rocky Mount, \. c., on
visit TO her mother, Mrs j. r. Gun
bingham.
Col. II. NJ. r.. Talcott is now in charge
Of the +. &P. lie is an experienced
railroad official, and will no doubt
manage the property to the best inter
est of all concerned.
The HERALD's phone is No. Is.
Ring Us up and give personals and all
locals of general interest. And remem-
Der that the smallest items of neighoOr-
hood news are of interest TO neighbors
Mrs. Samuel Mckinney, ofKuoxville,
Tenn. will visit Mrs. c. NJ. Walker
on her way TO Richmond, where she
will represent the Knoxville chapter
in the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Our ministers were all in their pull
pits on Sunday, aud the Rev. Mr..
Broughtny, of Richmond, occupied
that Of the Baptist church. The sec.
rotary conducted services at the Y. NJ.
G. A. and there was good attendance
Of young men.
Cumberland courthouse has a street
corner United states mail box. Who
says the old burg is dead On the
contrary she has taken on new lease OF
life and has brilliant future The
Flippen Bros. couldn't live in dead
town.
Don't be alarmed about small pox.
1t has been soaring the people IN ana
about Bristol for some time aud only
one old lady, 81 years Of age, has sue.
cumbed 20 it. 1t scars and scares but
don't DO much killing. Prudent peo-
pie are vaccinated, however.
There was distressing death by ac-
cident ON the farm Of Mr.. Henry
Hubbard. "a few days ago. 1t seems
that little colored girl in her effort to
save a pet dog, frightened a pair OF
mules, who ran over her and tram
pied her 90 death.
The Richardson building begins to
assume full form and symmetry. And
this is true of the Commercial Co p
store. both Of which Will be ornaments
to the town. If business is catching
by reason Of position each of them Will
boom from the start Those corners
have been active centres Of intense ac