The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-12-05
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Forgive and FORGET.

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ofioyc-but us God-nke-look upi
Oh rise above ihl. sordid earth.
Your heart To- Heavens music see;
To prove your own souls true worth.
hraNeiy forgive and thcn-f0rsct
Mr. and Mrs. ; W. Paulett, Jr., are
visiting in Richmond.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
l.. NJ kohen on last Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Foote. Of Christians
burg, is the guest Of the Misses King,
Ia their suburban home.
Mr.. A. G.. Chaplain, cashier Of the
First National Bank, went 10 Rich
mond Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Of New
York, We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. Lindsay during the past week.
The new passenger station will prob
ably be ready for incoming aud out
going passengers by the first Of the
New Year
The second Of the Star Course num-
bers was very enjoyable one to the
large audience which att nded We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. w. b. Cridlin, who was called
home about six weeks ago bynsickness
IN his family, left Monday to resume
his special piano sale at Luray and
Basic CITY
Mr. Maurice A. Powers, AN attorney Of
Richmond, was in Farmvlle on We'd
nesday attending to legal business for
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Less than a month to Christmas. |
To those Of our readers who have seen |
many Of them they come aud go in
such quick succession that they al
most touch each other.
There is no further danger from the |
Armory wall, aud if the owners will
have galvanized front erected in
place Of the brick there will be no
occasion for future uneasiness Of the
public.
Mr.. Floyd b. Gilbert, son Of Mr. A.
j. Gilbert, has recently returned from
a business college full graduate in
book keeping, aud will make most
worthy and efficient accountant for
any person or firm requiring such SER
vices.
Mr. Joseph Mannoni, who has been
abroad since last June visiting his
native country, Corsica, and all the
principal cities, returned home We'd
nesday night looking hale and hearty.
Buy your Christmas gifts just as
soon as you can get the money to pay
for them, aud don't wait until the
rush" comes. The merchants will
thank you for it, and then when the
rush" is on you will thank your stars
you are not in II.
The Christmas gift that will last
longer and go further than any other
which will cost only one dollar, you
can get at the Herald Office Unlimi-
ted supply aud every map, woman aud
child with a dollar, silver dollar If you
prefer, will be sure to get one.
Some one said recently in our pre-
sence that there was no one in all
Farmville in actual want. Can the
same be truthfully said when the cold
becomes biting and severe? And there
may be some here who suffer and
make no sign. ,
The protracted meetings which were 6
announced to begin at the Baptist I
church last Sunday night, were indef- I
nitely postponed on account of the ILL ,
ness Of the wife of DR.. Smith, of Rich :
mond, who was expected to assist in d
their conduct. Y
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y, NJ. |
c. A. will open Doll Bazaar on next a
in the store Of Mr.. w. T. Blan- [
ton next door to the Planters Bank.
The dolls which are Of every shape, size r
and color will be for sale at reasonable b
prices, the proceeds therefrom to be for b
the benefit of the Y. NJ. g. A. Of Farm II
Vile. a
They tell us the engine ordered some
time ago for the electric plant is being y
built at the factory, and it is not there y
lore, known how long the poor service u
now furnished will have to be con- > :
.inued. 1t is authoratvely stated, how u
,ver, that the inferior lights and due
solely to the weak engine now in use
md is no fault Of those in charge.
ZThe merchant who keeps at 1t will
ind that advertising is the best in
'estmeDt he can make The one who
ieglects the opportunity to stir up
business will find that he gets but lit
he return from the effort he has made
o have good stock and good clerks 10
how that stock. The one who makes
he effort and keeps persistently at it
will appreciate the advantage Il Is to
ave good things and let people know
bout them.
IL seems but yesterday that Hamp-
len-Sidney entered upon its l26th ses-
ion, and now the boys are giving out
louors to be delivered at the closing
lays Of June. "First thing you know"
he Normalites will be getting ready
o say goodbye again. How we do
Jury through this life, and whittier
re we tending? Earthly honors are
but what about the "well
one" and the depart We" Of the
reat bevOnd .