The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-08-23

le AT Buffalo.
The Misses Clark, of Lynchburg, al
visiting in the home of Mr.. w.
Richardson.
Things have been humming of LAT
about the Farmville MANUFACTURER
Company.
With little more attention court
house square would be most attrac
tive spot
we may have frost before the 18th
OF October but there will be no frost Oh
the Fair.
Mrs. Dr. Vaughan, Of Washington, /,
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
w. G. Venable.
Miss Lottie Chappell, returned Wed.
nesday after pleasant visit to Chat
ham and Danville.
Why rent farm when the Farm
vile Farm Agency can sell you cheap
and on easy terms.
Rev. DIR. HAYES will occupy the pull
PIT of College church, at Hampden-
Sidney, next Sunday morning.
Misses Ethel and Cora Cole, who
have been visiting near Natural
Bridge, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hebditch, who has been
visiting in Portsmouth, returned to
her home in Buckingham, Wednesday.
Mrs &. II. Hart left yesterday morn
ing for Fredericksburg, to visit the
family of her brother, Mr. Walter P.
Lipscomb.
Misses Atkinson, of Nottoway, Min
ME Bailey, of Portmouth, and Myrtle
Watson, Of Tuggle's, we're visitors here
Wednesday.
The Misses Vanderslice, of Suffolk,
who have been the guests Of their
brother, Mr.. S. p Vanderslice, return
ed home Tuesday
CGlorious season this Tomatoes
cornfield peas and corn ! Heaven
favored Southside Virginia Happy
people who dwell here
What about those rock bottoms for
our bottoms on our highways? Moth
ing but rock will do, and, we are told,
it can be found, and if it can be had |
il must be had.
Farmvile is dependent upon fresh
food from the country and the HER
AID is dependent upon fresh items Of
news. Send them in. Hot we know,
and yet the mails come and go regu-
larly.
Elsewhere in this issue "Subscriber"
says some good things of the HERALD,
for which our thanks are due and are
heartily rendered. Then follows some
excellent advice. Will you heed it?
We hope so.
The new and up-to-date Planters
Bank building will soon rear its impos-
ing front on Main street. When fin
ished, within and without, it will be
an ornament to the town and a model
Of elegance and convenience.
One of the most intelligent colored
public opinion is just now so strongly
set against the negro race in this cOun-
Try that all the amendments to the ;
including the 18th, will ,
be swept out of existence. For his
comfort we remind him that revolu-
ions never go backwards.
We invite attention to the card of
Maj. j. h. Morton, to be found else
where in this issue Of the paper, an
bouncing his candidacy for the legisla-
.ure. We rejoice that the county is
till rich in material for such building,
md that so many of her sons are
worthy of her highest honors and most
sacred trusts. Among them the name
If John r. Morton is conspicuous.
BY oversight in proof reading last
week, the printer was permitted to
make the advertisement Of Labor Day
Excursion to Richmond read 22nd
September rather than End. This
night have been a serious blunder but
or the fact everybody knows Labor
Day never occurs later than the hrst
Monday in September of each year.
This excursion will be largely patron
zed but seat and ample accommoda-
ions will be provided for every one
Who goes.
Sunday in Our Churches.
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