The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-09
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

:, BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
as VINO sings OF autumn gray
IN Aho"s not an autumn day:
m For color rare
Is everywhere
Ia natures fair
)f Display;
n Is ln the seas and skies
: ANA where the sweet earth lies
On who with open eyes
e Can sing ofautumn grave
VINO sings ofautumn chill
Knows not the glorious thrill
e or life renewed
In boisterous mood
Where vigor rude
Lives stil;
IL makes the heart TO glow
, The blood to bounding flow
on who is joys that know
Can sing OF autumn chile
The election is over. Hustle.
The FarmviIle Guard won't attend
the inaugural.
May be the country won't Ego to the
bad" after all.
The new depot is said to be an as.
sured fact.
October weather was glorious. but
the November article is more so.
What became Of the market house
suggestion? Farmvile needs one.
Election day was most perfect one
n point Of weather.
Did you make any reputation A.
prophet on the results Of the election?
Look out for the fellows who are 90
ing to be heard saying, 81 told you So,
The people may save the nation
against the Vaccinations Of the politi.
clans.
That essay on Farmville which an
peaIed in last weeks HERALD was
entitled to two premiums.
A walk to the lithia at this beautiful
time Is exhlirating and healthful. Try
ii.
We would now much prefer to hear
the warehouse bells than election re-
turns
Persimmon beer is now existing and
a glorious drink. Do you know how
to make il?
Col. Hubbard was i'm town on We'd
nesday and announced his purpose II
contesting the election of Mr.. Flood.
Think it oyern is favorte express
sion in Farmville, and is generally used
when the party addressed asks over.
After all mighty few people can hope
to get an office, and those who fail, as
a general thing, are to be congratulated.
The Fair paid everybody but the
efficient aud laborious officials. They
are not discouraged, however, and are
'eady to work again.
Short skirts have the right of way,
md those sold in Farmvlle market are
ust a. good and much cheaper than
hose imported.
Tuesday next will be council meet.
ng day and the following Friday the
ocular time for the monthly session
# the Board Of Supervisors.
The gorgeous and beautiful season of
indian summer has opened in all it's
.lory. The best time for going forth
n the open air
AT meeting Of their church Mon
ay night Dr. Winston, Aessrs. Geo.
:. Cox and w. b. Cridlin were elected
eegates to the State Baptist Conven-
ion which meets this month in Bristol.
Mr.. w. f. Fauver, Of Wisconsin,
pent last week in Farmville looking
)r suitable farm for cattle raising.
lie rented the Jackson mill farm for
srm, with the privilege of purchasing,
rovided it meets his expectations.
The rain has come and gone, and
ow the cold will assert itself. Look
'ell to your coal cellars and woodpiles.
las that some people cannot hope to
ave either. Summers heat numbers
; Victims by the thousands, but win
RS cold by the tens Of thousands.
That crack in the armory building is
eadily increasing in length and
readth. The last council meeting
'ok the matter under consideration
nd by unanimous vote directed the
to have it remedied at once.
aybe the danger to the public will be
until there is another dis
IssiOn Of it.
Many people worry because they be-
eve they have heart disease The