The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

90 - '- 'Ai'N ''At bNN WoAt " ~
=, ing To begin cutting laH in September
,- The fall dews We're desirable as the,
p gave body and fairness 10 the weed
- Times change and wise men change
o with them.
$ Mr. David Stuart, neighbor and
/ competitor of Nj Hazlegrove wa,
Z 'oid had also begun cutting, Ofcourse
lhey viii Oe ready for the Fair and
. lave no fears Of the frost.
Just 10 the South of old Guinea
church ! found Messrs. f.. =. Walker
and j. W. Stratton busy with their
knives in an $4,000 hin field Of tobacco.
the most uniform. and i'm some re.neet.
the best crop have seen. They agreed
with Mr.. Ha1.egroye that August was
The Time To cut and they were fairly
making things hy" No doubt saw
more Fair tobacco In that field, and
Nh Warren Fuqua and Others must
look well 10 their laurels. saw an
excellent field Of high land corn and
under the corn a furnishing crop of |
peas all belonging TO Nh. Tucker John.
son. Another exampleo Of corn making
notwithstanding the heavens have
been bra-. and the earth almost iron.
/ am again impressed with the value
" the pea. Speaking of good thing,
reminds me % say that the Blanton
Bros, near old Browns church. are
the melon growers Of thi, section.
have been tO the patch and know
whereof ! Affirm. Some farmers have
most of the Injuries at their own
homes, and such are always happy anc
cheerful
One day last week attended preach.
ing service at Union. a Bauti.t church
I'D Amelia and o,e 1.,tnr. of tho ..r
vice made ..fns immersion un,n mo
rheexer.i.e- .n.nsd with tb. r.sdiuo
of tine .rrinflre. hut h.f,rs h.gi,,ing
-o read fb. u,iui.tsri, .,,.r',..atl.
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,la,.. at ,,ad.o,.r La ,'t ',,,,,'r
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NJ the. J,.r. MON. t....ot, +, r.., -.
,ue entered ,be church dnrin, a..
.eadIng of O,od'- word fine rs.uit ~.
NC that during tine n.aduo of % limo
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,e rb. nr.s,n.r .,id sf,oru.,rd.
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.t mon D.t.n Van NAV anton t,. si
hurrb whil, brafnren are .iuyin., and jr
.hen am pmyiue or preaching but pa
of while God is -ueakiug tbrough III. zee
ord The preacher wa. NOT elo.
uent bat venture fine assertion that 'n
e is power for good. The man who a.'
aus honor the Bible vail be honore,t th
v the God u the Bible. a
Al one of the Amelia homes / found no
spring of pure water i'm the cellar.
Id Is receptacle for milk butter. DE. q
was Perfection. The wafer il NOT he
,ed for other purposes.
The tone sucker tobacco is popular
ith Amelia farmers and they grow it
ack and rich. -
Lodore is the centre Of q good farm.
z section of Amelia, though the
ought has been severe and hurtful
ere.
Messrs. john, Joe and Sam Thraves
e brothers, who have been content
1t to leave Virginia TO farm elsewhere, n
I'd have done so successfully here.
leir homes, fields, barns, stock and
'oles all give evidence Of thoughtful
while their growing
BPS and stacks demonstrate that there
money IN those lands which can be
y out even in dly seasons.
Mr.. ) +. Morris Is a model farmer
d though not satisfied with this sea-
us operations, when the accounts
2 all closed, Inc viii have money TO
nix if NOT to bum. On the day Of
, visit TO his farm | found him busy