The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-26
What Think You Of the Monument!

- think IL all right
y. w. G.. bennington.
We think il a credit to every citizen
j" the iowa and country.
~ w. p. Richardson.
3" think il beauty.
J. l.. Bugg.
a credit to any community.
w. p. Venable.
-. The monument exceeded my expee
tations. / was pleased to see the pr
vate stand upon 1.-THE bone and sine,
Of the army. VIC. Venable.
y work Of art, and fitting tribut
to the Confederate veteran.
i. i. Robertson.
An imperishable tribute to the glor,
Of our Confederate heroes.
? J. Ashby Armistead.
Asa work Of art and worthy tribute
to the heroes Of '6l-i65 | think it i.
uneAcelled. ;. II. Thompson
] think the monument entirely salts
factory to all our people
H. +. Wall.
think il a credit to our community.
4. J. Davis.
/ am satisfied that it meets exactly
what it was intended for and am
more than pleased that it is there to
commemorate our nobledead as well as
the noble living soldiers of Confederate
fame. r. 5. Pauett.
think it an excellent one and
nobler thing could not be done than
erect it, r. II. PauIett.
Think it the proper thing in honor
Of our fallen heroes. r. b. Cralle.
think il beautiful and worthy the
effort II. +. Barrow.
/ think il is splendid piece Of work
and reflects credit on all.
Geo Richardson.
like it. p. Winston.
! think it is splendid, az fine piece
Of workmanship as / have seen any,
where. +. II. Davis.
The monument is beautiful, far ex-
ceeds my expectations. hope our
Confederate societies will not stop in
their noble work until the Confederate
cemetery is properly cared for.
w. L. Davidson.
The monument does credit to all our
people and think all are pleased.
A. +. Cralle
The monument does credit to our
town aud to our people.
Noel Bros.
The Confederate monument is
grand success IN beauty aud skill in
workmanship. Jno. r. Martin.
think it a beautiful piece of work
and will do credit to any
community c. b. Cunningham.
Only an humble private soldier Of
the gallant 18th Va. Regiment and my
opinion is worth but little, yet while
in front of that beautiful
my soul was thrilled with
10y at its maguiicence and the cause
Ii represented. c. W. Walker.
A fitting tribute TO Confederate valor.
d. l.. Traylor, Jr.
think il is very handsome an APP
lropriate honor to the Prince Edward q
Joniederate- and worthy Of the Citizens =
# the county who contributed to its
rection. Jas. l.. White.
think the monument a grand and !
loble piece Of work done by the ladies
nd gentlemen Of Farmville, Va =
II. d. Cobb. v
/ think the monument a splendid "
'iece Of work as well as a great honor u
D. those that erected it, g
r. A. Baldwin. d"
1t is worthy Of the Southern people -
nd a tribute which will be approved =
y the brave men Of the North. .,
G. NJ. Farrar u
/ think it credit TO the county and =,
own. H. c. Crute.
j is beautiful piece Of work and an -
rnament to our town.
+ J. Whitehead. -.
1t is an elegant monument and y
ould grace any town or city in our -
ate JOS. f. Garland.
Sentiment good, design good. We -.
lould all be proud Of it. ~
w. T. Doyne.
The monument is an honor to our e
Fad and a credit to the living. Just -
hat we wanted. J. NJ Crute. ~,
The monument is an ornament to -
IT town and reflects honour and credit -
all who have contributed TO its
ection. Charles Bugg. o..
a beautiful monument and our trib- -
e, while the most beautiful | have
EN-, is not equal to the patriotism it >.
Jno. w. Otley 49,
An ornament to our town, a remem- 49,
ance of our heroes, we love their =.
emory and may our children's child 80
d hold them as we, in holy reverence. ~
b. l.. Anderson. -
In erecting this monument the
aughters of the Confederacy and
terans of Prince Edward county have
id betting, loving and substantial 20