The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-03-29
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
4 Snnr Ia Tho Sunshine

shall bo:-
Here's "a song to the sunshine. my dearie;
Here's song to the sunshinei We need
along
The desolate ways where the lilies woul
throng;
Lies just half "a sigh-but the sunshine's
SONG
Here's song to the su-shne, my deariel
Here's song to the sunshinel-the hin anc
the plain.
Smile sweet where the green turf is trimmed
OF the rain;
Here's song TO the sunshine-the lights
out again!
Here's "A song to the sunshine, my deariel
Sheriff Dickinson was in Richmond
last week.
One weeks advertising won't boom
business for month.
The rain has come at last and the
ground is saturated once more.
Judge ; l.. Farrar, of Amelia, was
in town on Saturday on legal business
Treasurer Ewing felt little grippy
when he left his Office for home Satur-
day afternoon.
a large number of horses have been
sold in this market Of late aud at salts
factory prices.
Mr. Is ;. Hooper, of Lynchburg, was
IN town Wednesday at ending to some
business matters
Miss Fannie HaupIlin has returned
to Hampden-Siduey after a pleasant
stay with friends here.
The HERALD office is rarely without |
music. When the mockiug bird stops |
singing the graphophone begins.
A pint Of peanuts and a glass Of milk
once day is the diet Of at least one
citizen Of this Republic for Lent.
Miss Leila, daughter Of Mr. w. w.
Jackson, vino has been very i'll with
is considerably better.
Mrs. w IL. Richardson and Mr.. J.
Venable Richardson, aftersome months
spent in Richmond, are at home again.
Business IN Farmvi'le has been back
ward this season. This has been caused
~ the bad crop year in the tobacco
world.
Mr. w. p. Richardson left Wednes-
lay morning the for Northern markets
where he viii purchase the novelties Of
he season.
Miss Margaret Lyle, Of Brownsburg,
tockbridge county, is visiting in the
ome Of Mrs Thos. P. Robertson on
'aptist Hill
We ask attention to the advertise
lent Of DIR. II NJ Fancher psycholo-
ist and hypnotist, who will open a
'eek's engagement at the Opera House S
ext Monday night. q
Messrs. BERNARD and Willie Lips ,
)mb, hustling farmers Of Cumberland il
)unty, have finished all highland v
lowing aud are now on lowgrounds h
for a large crop Of corn. We
ope they Will succeed. il
Tuesday afternoon the heavens were II
arkened by angry looking clouds, and l.
heavy rain came down accompanied u
= quite an electrical storm. In con- b
quence of the rains Of the week Of
reams have all been SWOLLEN
The HERALD will give more and al
ore attention to news from our farms, IL
III every farmer ought to read the !.
per. We would be pleased to pub VI
h communications from our farms
subjects Of practical importance. II
Messrs Roberts and Payne, Of Hamp-
n-Sidney College, will assist Farm
lie talent at the Opera House tonight.
lere will be a full house and those pl
no wish choice seats should call at al
ute's Drug Store and reserve them be
omptly. bI
The concert at the Opera House to- 10
yht is for a most praiseworthy cause,
e which should excite the sympathy ~
d receive the support Of all our peo- ="
;, regardless of denominational lines. p
I'm out in full force, and all will feel ~
d be the better. -"
The old tavern" known for years 80
the Farmville Hotel, is being torn -,
wn to make room for the proposed -,
nmodous modern hostelry. This -,
leh needed improvement will be ri,
lcomed with delight by our people. gr,
e first woHz tearing down was bu
last Wednesday. tn,
Among the new buildings to be
cted this year in Farmville may he me
ntioned the Planters Bank. The Cu
ectOrs Of this institution have unan- onl
)usly agreed to make extensive inn Ii
to their present building. hai
will be extended to the main street VII
very handsome and costly front
de to it. ful
1rs. Ella Martin will not have an y
ming for the dlsplayo Of her millinery, cal
all are invited to call aud examine all
stock. which while not so very on