The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-06-28
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


TIP through her tears to smile.
+ Her heart that had been sad before
Was glad again and lights
She laughed 1000 day and angels danced
Around her bed 40 night.
he told % Die; her face was plain.
dc knew That 10 was So
Tie lied and made her glad aud God
f Forgave the DE, know
IS. D.. Riser. in the Chicago Record-nerald
The rock pile is an effective fne.col-
lector.
Yes, it is hot, and you needn't re-
mind us of it.
The laundry man smiles as the Their
mometer rises.
Drive care fully these hot days, livery
horses As well a. your own.
1t takes honest, vigorous effort to
make business and keep business.
Miss Bessie w. Mcclure is the guest
Of Misses Mag Clark and Marion Jordon.
Why don't somebody keep lithia on
ice? Better than deep rock or appel
inaris.
Col. James Lyons, of Buckingham,
was the guest of Judge Hundley ON
Sunday.
Pushing, persistent business men
find in advertising their greatest chance |
of success.
Mr.. Robert McCandish, Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with his family
at Mrs. Berkeley's.
What about the lth of July? Let's
be patriotic at any rate, and over a
stew under the shade.
We respectfully ask again that our
merchants Will give prompt attention
TO special premiums.
The Farmvi lie Guard expect to leave
here on the Goth Of July for Ocean
View on ten days encampment.
Mr.. Frank Mckinney came up from
Richmond on Saturday night and has
been shaking hands Of friends in town.
The Planters Banks surplus has in.
creased TO $1,000 more than its capital
stock. This is remarkable showing Of
well managed institution.
Miss Louie Mckinney has returned {
rom 49, ston, and is visiting friends in a
own. She will teach in the Marion
institute during the month Of July. /
The days are shorter since the DIST |
ns't. Soon the frost will be with us d
gain and then we will be making Z
eady to welcome our old friends coal,
nd cold "
ON June 2lth, the Planters Bank Of :
'armville, declared a semiaunual div
lend Of six per cent, free from all tax, -,
ayable on and after July lst, 1901, l..
nd passed S., 10000 10 Surplus Account -
Charlotte and Buckingham, and IL
and other sister counties r.
ould miss monthly court days, bat q,
rince Edward wouldn't. About the ~
lllest day in Farmville is county u.
'urt day.
The meeting Of the Guard next Tues
,y night will be important and every r.
ember is urgently requested to attend. br
will he the last business gathering of la
e soldiers before the start for the OF
ashore. ";
The Bullato Exposition is not pay va
G. Did any one of the big shows m
er pay? The Farmville Fair always w
vs., and never comes out Of can co
IS i'm debt. Business men control it, ca
ch men a. know no such word as 90
lure. ~ ~
The VS. will give an ice-cream enter
nme-t on the evening of the fifth of
ly at the Armory. The Armory is a
d place and the frozen food will COZ
Ike it cooler. The young ladies in tin
,rge Of this good work are entitled lie
support be'
The prettiest spot in Farmville Is lea
private park Of Col. G.. NJ. Walker, ne'
Third Street. 1t furnishes a pic sp'
esque view for all who pass it II
affords an inestimable amount Of WI
assure and recreation for its owner col
I his friends. Would that there ou'
re others.
he Farmville Fair can only be
cess, such we would desire, with hro
cooperation Of Farmvlles business sert
n. This we believe Will be gener- ON
~ given. The premium list is under not
y of being printed and when com nat
ted will show some very liberal cat
rs 10 exhibitors. "le
re have been having summer Cos
lther of decided type, but no one Of VIII
people has been struck down 10y son
heat or been made to suffer any whi
At discontinue The fact is ours is
God climate winter and summer.
e We have il cold and hot, but the of {
is not cruel nor the heat destruc- lIol
;. of {
fe have heard with profound regret ms
. Miss Sarah Spencer would no a ,H1
ger be on the domestic staff Of the wor