The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-07-26
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


4 laugh is just like music:
10 fingers I'm the heart.
Ana whore its melody is heard
The lbs Of life depart;
Ana happy thoughts come crowdino
us joyful notes TO greet
laugh is just like music
For making living sweet
ST. Louis Republic.
Mrs. + J. Whitehead is visiting hel
Old home near the seashore.
Our fox dogs look lazy, but there are
rumors Of some early runs at night
Farmvlle's shade trees are rendering
splendid service these days.
Major Otey and wife have gone to
Augusta to visit their daughter.
Rain or shine there will be one Fair
week in Farmvile during the month
of October
Miss Mary Berkeley is visiting the
Misses Randolph, near Warrenton. i'm
Fauquier county.
Mrs. Houston has returned from a
visit to friends and Is a. the old home
again.
Mr.. Sands and family, Of Richmond,
are summcring at the home Of Mr..
Henry Edmunds near town.
Mrs. Maria Edmunds and her
daughter, Miss Sue, are guests of Mrs.
Jas l. Richardson.
1t is hot work just now but the walls
Of our factories are growing higher and
higher.
When FarmvilIe capital begins to |
invest in Richmond real estate the
boom can be relied on.
Mr.. f. Irving Bugg, Of New York,
and yet Farmvile boy, is on visit
to friends and relatives here.
Bird hunting this fall promises to he
fine, and already the lovers
of the fine art are anticipating days of
pleasure
The Board of Supervisors in annual
Monday decided to let all sal
aries remain the same as they were
last year
There were no church bells heard in
FArmville last sunday night. Who
IAN remember when that occurred be-
ore in the history of the Y'@n?
Some people are buying coal, others
IRE fighting the heat. Some people
IRE looking for cool places, others are
making a living in the open sunshine.
Read the premium list carefully, :
elect your prize and do your best to
win it. Labor beats luck nine times
nat Of ten. There may be exceptions
'ut they are few and far apart. :
The wheat crop Of the season is not '
success, but the tobacco and corn |
'romise to make up the deficit. In
many places the hay crop is altogether >
ratifying, and the promise for anoth- v
r season is as bright as MONDAY. I
The citizen who never attends -
'olic or funeral, is never seen in church
r public meeting, who contributes
othing to community objects, and has Il
o good word for anybody can't be u
Apply man. u
If you will have barrels Of water -
bout your home it would be well to
Sc little kerosene to keep away the =
osquto. There is no other source Of -
Ipply for all Farmvile. Freedom
ON such pests is one of the rich bless "
rs of this section of Virginia.
Dr. McIlwaine would have the Com
made a party to all divorce HI
oceedings, in order to make full in 81,
liry into the causes assigned for di- m
rec, aud to institute criminal pro-
edngs wherever the facts justify. hi
lis is good suggestion. tic
Col. c. NJ. Walker, accompanied by al
S daughter, Miss Mary Booth Walker, \"
5 niece, Miss Susie Scott, and Miss *
ary Melton, left Saturday for Yellow io'
lphur Springs. After a months stay 9"
that delightful resort Colonel Wal "
r and daughter will 90 to Jefferson io'
Tk, Charlottesville.
We call your attention to the adver-
ement Of the University College of WI
sdiciue, Richmond, Va, which may ley
found in this issue, and TO the con- TN
ued success of this lirst-class nsti- an
ion. It's class of 1901 has made a gu
ord of 100 per cent. before the Medi-
Examining Boards of North Caro- AT
a and West Virginia, and before III
TN Dental and Pharmacy Boards of WI
rginia. Reports from other Boards III
We not yet been made pubic. me
is
The Board of Supervisors "inspected' -.
, county Jail Monday. Just how
" found it we do not know, but one
them remarked when he came from I
prison that it was "falr" and dol
other thought little white wash ME
: needed. We wonder if they she
erved the foul air pipe leading from buI
sewer up to within few feet If me
of the second story windows? a vii