The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-09-05

. "'V 'iSi'ihg Mrs. John K. Martin.
Misses Eta and Lucille Clark.
= Lynchburg, are visiting their aun
Mrs. w. II. Richardson. Mrs. Clarl
Their mother, is also at Mrs. Richard
sons.
Mr.. w. b. Agnew has returned I
Farmville. He is again with the An
uerson Drug Co., and his friends o
farmville are glad to have him amopl
them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Paulett have re-.
turned from trip to the sea. shore
ihey 'isited Norfolk, Old Point. Ocean
view, Buckroe and other points of
interest down there. Were away about
a week.
These September days are simply
charming, though the glory of the
year comes to us in October. Unless.
however, the "Nor EASTER blows too
hard all days are good days to the man
whose life is one full of duty.
We Will send the Herald one wear
TO anyone who will bring in the names
OF four cash subscribers for year each
Here Is a chance to get your paper free.
and our correspondents have determin-
ed TO make the next year the best in
The history Of the Herald
Save freight and bring your gue.cur.
ed tobacco to Farmville i'm the future
fou can get as much for it i'm this
market as any other IN the state. Make
Ihe effort anyhow and compare prices
Market reports can be easily had. The
Herald will be glad to furnish them y
you will call at the office.
Major A. II. Venable presented Us
with number Of peaches from the
second crop Of a tree in his orchard.
Ihey were perfectly ripe and well
formed, the difference between the
hrst and this crop being in size only.
The first crop produced very large
iuclous peaches, while the second did
not grow larger than acrons.
The coming winter season i'm Farm
vile ought to be made the brightest
and best Of its history, in our homes.
IN cHT business, our schools and in our
Suggestions are i'm order
70 contribute to this desirable end
The Herald leads off with the thought
u business mems debating society. y,
improve on it, and we will be Obliged
o you.
Mr.. r. c. Fitzgerald, a former citizen
# Fsrmville, now Of Vernon, Texas. Is v
listing the home of Mr.. ID. l.. Traylor. 7
has been more than twenty years /
ince Mr.. Fitzgerald did business i'm 0
'armville, having for some time a sue G
easfully conducted bowling alley in {,
be rear Of the house now occupied by "
|. +. Barrow as market. r,
We heard farmer say the other day:
If | could only avoid one bottom on e.
~ way to Farmville, l would not fear >
he trip, even in dead Of winter" And b'
Mt that true of other farmers and u
her roads in the county? And can't p'
e make and keep such places passable h'
lie year round Everybody knows III
!, and why don't everybody unite in ri
it? The supervisors would NJ
zen be certain to look well to them. or
The man who feels an interest in his
'ighbors takes the local paper. The 10,
an who doesn't subscribe to the local J.,
per ought to. The man who can ~
ID don't make his neighborhoOd the %
tier ought to contribute something 20,
value to the home paper. The man do
no is offended because OF something no,
lich appears in the local paper ought
call at the office in friendly frame
d talk the matter over with the
itOr. The Herald want the good be
II Of all its readers and labors hard to Fla
'ure it. We would rather a dog say
Duld wag its tail at us than show its me-
tn ter