The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-26

Inc l. VI. I. "A. star Course Ough
to command general approval.
Roasting ears gone, but here com
the lucious winesaps.
What say our town and county peo
pie to having permanent museum il
our town?
Birds are said TO be plentiful and are
selling in our market at dollar q
dozen.
a man who can't advertise, and
wont advertise, ought to quit business.
ADVERTISING World.
Mrs. J. T. Wright, of Richmond. who
has been visiting Mrs. w. +. David
sou, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Mary 5. Amos will leave today
to take charge of a school at Hampton.
va. A seven months term.
Have you observed the notice on the
streets that unless vaccnated before
November LIST, you will be fined?
Nothing is more palatable or health
ful than draught Of pure lithia from
our springs after big meal. Try it.
Mr.. Angela is prompt to deliver re-
freshing lithia in good or bad weather.
This enterprise should be appreciated
and well sustained by all Of Farmville.
DIR. w. f. Anderson and DR.. Peter
Winston left Wednesday to attend the
session Of the medical society at Char
lottesville.
Hon. Francis r. Lassiter, candidate
for Congress from this district, will adj
dress the people Of Prospect Saturday,
November Srd.
Miss Alice Paulett was awarded lst
premium on a caromel cake, but |
through mistake in copying, the word
premium was omitted on the list.
Don't forget that walnuts are mighty
good in the winter time when the
evenings are long and the fire on the
hearth shows bright and glowing.
The leaves are fading, dying, but
hey will live again. "If man die
shall he live again?" Nature intimates
Is much, and Revelations clearly says
90.
There is at least one married man i'm
Farmville, busy man too, who goes
home between meals. Such a man
lever comes down town after supper
ther.
A check was received at the HERALD
flice a few days ago, from Philadelphia,
which read in this way: "Pray pay"
&c. New way Of asking the bank to
shuck out" isn't it?
That broomcorn suggestion, which {
'as made in the HERALD some time
go, ought to be accepted and acted
n. We can grow as good an article as
ny other people can.
The HERALD is ambitious to double
5 subscription list. Help us by O
elping US to make it more attractive. +
he best way to do that is to send us r
news. 1t is local paper y
on know. o.
Christmas noises about tine streets of e
armville are commencing already.
roper consideration for the sick and
arvous will be sufficient, we hope, to
sep the "boys" from near the homes Il
such. t
If "Uncle Sam could sometime look p
some Of the horses that are engaged 81
carrying the mail to and from Farm y
lie, we verify believe the old gentle u
an would be made to blush with u
anne. u
Mrs. Geo A. Lindsay with Master :
Gorge Lindsay and Miss Annie Lind !,
Y reached Farmville on last Friday
ternOOn aud went direct TO Scott =,
Ood, their Virginia home, where Mr.. J.
ndsay was ready to welcome them
th Virginia greeting. ~
John Archer Womack, a Prince Ed ri
ard boy, is in the Philippines, M
.dier in the 9th regiment He writes ee
at it is the best country he ever 4,
uck. We are glad to know that at h,
Ist one soldier in the far away is n,
ppy. to
The weather Wednesday was of the
~ order. Fires i'm Farmville homes
re allowed to die out and the in
ites fled to porches and shade trees. f
} need, however, of bringing the cold 70
aw" to the front, nor Of putting the n
ives i'm the cellar. We will have an lot
spell yet, and a sleigh ride. \
II is reported that Geo. Meador, III
rk IN the store of Mrs. Emma j. 10
wdy at Cumberland &. H., disap- III
ared suddenly from his home abou
O'Clock Monday night and had not nj
IN heard from up to late hour the "a
lowing day. Considerable uneasi- al
IS was then felt for him by his
ends. Meador is about % years of