The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-02-22
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

N" '"'N i"liS' ~ never pays To sii
down and repine.
The man who makes the hest or thi,o. y,,o,..
sturdy common sense.
Inc chances are that he Will rise to fame and
eminence;
But II he doesn't, none the less he'll make the
most Of life,
Aud women al Will envy and congratulate
his wife
PACKARD'S OPERA TONIGHT
Miss Myrtle Hart is home again from
Richmond.
Mr.. A. V. Russell will conduct the
\. NJ. C. a. meeting sunday.
Plant tomato seed aud don't forget
your lettuce.
The earlier you get in the garden the
better, provided ii isn't too wet
DR.. w. f. Anderson has returned to
active practice Of his profession af,er
months serious illness.
DIR. McIlwaine, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time. is
fast recovering his usual health.
Get your line, hook and cork. Fish
ing from the banks OF the Appomatiox
viii soon be in order
Isn't it time interest was being
aroused in the approaching constiu-
tional convention?
Lent began on Wednesday, aud will
continue for six weeks There were
services held at the Episcopal church.
Secretary Howard aud Mr.. George
Stuart left yesterday to attend the Y.
Nj. {. A. State Convention at Roanoke.
Misses Ellen and Nina Duvall have
gone for an extended trip Of two
months to Richmond, fredericksburg,
Baltimore and Wash ngton.
Mr.. Coley Hamlet who has been I
one of the most active of our young :
is now in Lexington, KY, j
taking a course at a business college.
We know of the owner Of Prince =
Edward farm, Of four hundred acres, ,
whose rent money this year will =
amount to 5000. /,
Glover seed are high, but our most n
successful farmers are using them lib Il
rally. Why don't our farmers save -
heir own seed? n
Isn't it about time to keep the cattle IA
'hfthe wheat? We very much doubt
f grazing ii at any season contributes
0 its growth.
Tobacco has been coming freely to
market this week and prices have been el
ntirely satisfactory Farmyille has I'll
10 superior as a market for loose to-
acco. CO
Spring goods are to be seen in our "
tore windows. A great many people Y"
Fad the HERALD who do not see our
ore windows. The enterprising mer- ID
lant will "catch on" VI
Mr. Thos l.. Lipscomb, engineer on
he Norfolk and Western Railway, is
'ending a few days with his parents
r. and Mrs. }. II. Lipscomb, Of Cum
,rland County.
Barlows MINISTRIES, the favOrite of T.,
attractions in Farmville. it would ~
en' en'ei '",,eu soou ''~eu auu'e'ce aft
the Opera House Oh the night of the 49,
TIA inst. m.
The town council has thus far failed see
a meeting for February for the want me
a quorum 1t is hoped that five the
embers can be gathered on one night 9th
next week. tina
With new aud costly printing press, tina
e HERALD is better equipped than cree
er for turning out first class job work. OPP
lcourage US 10y your patronage. Our elan
-nest endeavor is to deserve it. per
pden-Sidney's Dramatic Club e
lich 50 delighted our people last sea- =, ~
} will hold the boards of the Opera f-'
use next FRIDAY night the lst Of p
Irch. a large and brilliant audience
Hiss Pearl Venable rendered de- D.
itfu solo, which charmed the large n,
Hence, gathered in the Presbyterian ,,r,
Irch in union service on last Sunday
ming. There was sermon in the ah,,
. take
telegram received from Bishop Ten
ldolph yesterday, states that owing next
lis indisposition, he will be unable vice
meet his appointment here, so the min
vices advertised for the afternoon Of WISH
d, at the Episcopal church, will chuI
be held. ticin
r. VIM. G.. Venable, of Sherman, SUPP
as, a former resident of Prince Ed EN
d county, Va, and brother of Mrs. p. IN
-tha Flournoy, Of Famville, has prea
ded to spend his last days with his pie a
Rev. S. Sidney Venable, Of Bay ro
v, Va.
e remind our people again that Eohr
is the 22d Of February, and that rad
way to do honor to the immortal sida
is to aid the Students Of ~