The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-20

w hli ABOUT tin on July stew? And
an excursion To- the seashore?
50 many Of the roses have gone again,
hut they will all come again.
Farmville a. a railroad center would
akcon new life
Mis-, REYNOLDS and Miss Patteson
viii go 10 Charlottesville on Saturday.
Mr. D T. Elan is Offering most
desirable residence for rent
Mr. F. W. Mckinney. now Of Rich
moud, was in town on Sunday.
Mr. Myers, Of Petersburg, has
been visiting i'm town.
Have You had ripe peach, native
and 90 the manor born?
With good rain the blackberry crop
is assured
Mr. VI f. Gee, of Meherriu, was in
town ON Monday.
The wheat harvest is on, and since
the rain the weather has been ideal.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet i'm the Council chamber next
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock
High street must look we'll to her
laurel- Randolph is forging to the
front,
Members Heptasophs: Please pay
your monthly assessments when the
collector calls on YOU
Brother Mcllwaiue struck it right.
LET all the combines combine" and
then let's an zine"
Dr. Harding has been called to North
Carolina ON account Of the illness Of
Mrs Harding
Prof Arnold has bought the lot
which Mr.. G. Bugg has been using as
a garden, and will build on it.
Mr. Mettauer Worsham, after
pleasant visit TO Virginia friends has
returned to his work in Atlanta.
Miss Gee, Of Petersburg, who has
been the guest of Miss Robbie Berkeley,
has returned home.
Miss Matte x. Amos has returned
from Roanoke, where she has been
teaching for the past session.
Miss Mary :. Amos has returned to
her home from Newport News, where
she has been teaching for the past
session.
The long continued drouth was
broken last sunday by a refreshing
rain, for which all mankind should feel |
grateful.
We ask attention to the local adver-
tisement Of Dr. Robert l.. Moore, eye
specialist who will pay Farmyille a
professional visit next Tuesday.
How glad all Farmvile is to well
come our girls home from schoOl-work |
again. Let 10y be unconfined" the
long days Of summer through.
Mr. r. W. Booker, who has been
visiting Mr. F. NJ. Bugg, returned to
his home In Lynchburg, last Wednes-
day.
Our stores are observing the six |
O'Clock closing hour with great unan-
unity. And nobody is losing a cent |
by it, while the gain in cheer Of mind
and strength Of body is hard to esti-
mate.
Mr. Joseph Mannoni left Wednes-
day morning for Richmond, and will
take sail on the Goth inst, for his old
home in Corsica, stopping of en- route |
at Mar-eiie, France, where a sister re-
sides.
Mr. John Chernault is one Of the |
farmers who planted tobacco on the |
May season and now has the satisfac-
ton Of seeing it spread herself on the |
bills. r
The Planters Bank earned in the |
past six months II per cent, equivalent
90 - per cent. per annum, and de-
c.ared a dividend for the half year Of
2 per cent, payable on and after
July l-t
The tax payers Of Farmville are in
debted To treasurer Paulett for his in
leresting and instructive financial
statement Of the town. Farmvilleisn't
bankrupt, ON the contrary, she is rich
100 folks and funds Let the pessimist
dismiss bis fears.
President Jarman returned from the
southwest yesterday. His family
Wil join him in July when they will
occupy the home Of the late DR.. Thack-
~ton. With additions recently made
Co. it. % is now one Of the most desirable
residences in our town.
N-s Mamie Wade gave AN enjoyable
entertainment al her home on Monday
might. June. Us, in honor Of Miss Ham
uer. Drawing for a prize was the
feature Of the evening, and right rare
aud ludicrOus were some of the pie