The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
One Day With JOY.

- hni shall We care Tor sorrow-
10 black storms blurred the way.
HJo, shall come tomorrow
And spend the day.
Take heart. good lads. and borrow
one bright and rosy ray.
Give due bin, on Tomorrow.
- Whom Io, shall spend the day
Poor people can soon have a bunch OF
ros and carnations
lf you don't love flower. may be YOU
are not ioyable
Misses Ethel and Cora Cole, spent
Easter sunday with friends in Crewe.
Mr. joe Garuett who has been CON.
fined TO his bed with typhoid fever for
several weeks, is much better.
Captain : ". Paulet will attend the
Confederate reunion at Dallas. Texas.
ON the 22nd inst
Mr.. j. ID. Hunter, who has been yis-
iung friends in Farmyille. has returned
tohis homein Richmond.
Play Ping Pong But may De the
craze hasn't struck Farmyille. and You
don't know how-and We can't tell YOU.
Mr.. George Morris, who was taken
suddenly 90 at the Star warehouse
tuesday afternoon is reported better.
The Rev. ; II. Thompson. will at.
tend the Charleston Exposition Viz
guia day
Tobacco receipts for the week have
been light, there was also slight de
cline 10 prices.
Place few flowers on the table
along with the vegetables and the /
meats. Eating is not the whole Of /
life.
The HERALp's list of subscribers in
crea-es day los day, and don't you real
iy agree that it Is worthy Of all the
sustaining is receiving?
Messrs ". p Richardson and C.. G..
Fleming, have returned from points
no the North, whore they have been
To purchase their spring goods
Mr.. j. A. Armstead was thrown
from his bicycle last Monday while re.
turning from his home in the country
dislocaiing one Of hi- arms.
Tie chance Of decade is offered to
enjoy really iir-t-class attraction at
the Opera House tonight. Don't miss
seeing Robert Downing ia the Gladitor.
Misses Vivian Wright, Annie Pollard
and Bessie Rice, who were teaching in
the public schools in Virginia. have
returned to their homes in Farmyille
After everybody in the home has read
The trades edition Of the Herald to
heir satisfaction fold the paper and
pat it in safe keeping. 1t viii grow in
interest as the years 60 by.
March Went roaring out i'm approved
IS though it was a MINDLESS month.
Now for April, the tickle maid who
all smile and frown weep aud laugh
u her own sweet will
The young man who turned out in +
Dis Spring suit has gone in again. 7
The blossoms are also venturing to the ?
ront just as though there was no
ing Of frost =.
Large bodies move slowly" and the e
iERALD's trades edition is no except
Jn to the general rule. 1t will "get p
here, however, and before the roses
ome again. That little corner may r
e ava ting for you. III
The work Of preparing the illustrated nj
ditiOn has been Of real interest, and Il
e trust the reading Of it will give real al
leasure. The man or woman who has IL
o interest in it isn't interested in this
lace or this people. ST
We ask you again, if you have bit T.
Farmyille history, which you think
interest, submit il TO US within the
ext few days, and if we agree that it
iould be given to the public we will Tt
Ike pleasure in doing so.
In the modest notice of the services,
hich were conducted by Bishop RAN
)lph, during his stay with US, which
1peared in last weeks issue Of the
erald, shower crept in where charm
.ould have held the right Of way. l.
Messrs. Willie Crute, Frank Robe ~
N, Vernon Paulett and Archer David
10, were among the cadets who passed
rough Farmville, on special train p,
Iesday night en- route to the Charles -
u Exposition L..
The Farmville Guards held their reg pc
ar monthly business meeting Tuesday Nj
ght. Messrs. Edwards and Ford Er
ire elected men, hers Of the company.
e company decided not to attend the,
arleston Exposition Virginia Day.
Farmville can't prevent excursions Nj
ing from town, but Farmville can
courage Excursions coming into IA
vu, and 50 get back the money spent ria
ewhere. Competition is the life Of w
.urSlOu- a. well As other enterprises