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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-07-25
W inStOn Watson.

AT " Noodlawn," the country resi-
dence Of Mrs. Josephene Watson. in
Nottoway county, DR.. j. II. C.. Win.
ston and Miss Fannie 4. Watson were
married Wednesday. The groom is a
son Of DIR. Peter Winston, Of Farmville.
and holds the chair Of Chemistry at
Hampden-Sidney college, while the
bride Is daughter Of the late Mere
dith Watson, Of Nottoway, and one Of
the most accomplished young ladies of
that county. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Scott, Of Crewe.
and was witnessed 10y only few
intimate friends and the immediate
family connections.
The only attendants were Messr-.
Leon Watson and Hunter Watson.
brothers Of the bride, who acted a.
ushers, and Mr. II. II. Hunt, cousin Of
the groom, best man, and Miss Lois
Watson, sister Of the bride, maid Of
honor Little Miss Mary Woodson.
niece Of the groom, dressed in white |
organdy and lace, bore the ring on a /
pink satin cushion.
The bride, dressed in a becoming
tailor-made suit Of ligh. tan, hat and
gloves to match, entered the parlors on
the arm Of her brother, the Hon.
Walter A. Watson. They were pre-
coded by their two sisters. Misses
Calra and Rebekah Watson, who were
singing as they marched the favorite
Lohengrin march.
Immediately after the ceremony,
DR.. and Mrs. Winston left for their
future home at Hampden- Sidney,
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Sunday in Our Churches.

Owning to the absence Of the pastor
DR.. Potts, who was called to the sick
bed of his father, there was no preach
ing at the Methodist church.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson is still on the
sick list and his pulpit was also vacant.
The communion was celebrated at
the Presbyterian church, but DR.. Hard
ing was too unwell to preach a sermon.
1t was delightful and helpful service
however, and was enjoyed by members
Of other churches.
Rev. Mr.. Capers, Of Columbia. Tenn,
occupied the pulpit of the Episcopal
church morning and evening.
The union services were held at the
evening hour, and Mr.. Capers delivered
an earnest, able and soul-stirring ser
mon, with blind Bartemous as his
theme. The cry Of the blind man for
healing to passing Christ make sub
ject Of itself full Of pathos, and helpless
humanity love to hear about it. The
preacher who clings to Bible texts will
always command the attention Of his
hearers.
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COUNTY Court Proceedings.

County corut convened Monday and
lasted one day, his Honor Judge Crute
on the bench.
The board Of election commissioners
reported the returns from the election
held July lst to determine whether or
not the county should issue $4,000 Of
its bonds to the building Of the Orange.
Keysville Railway. There were in all
429 votes cast in the county. OF this
number 36l were against the subscrip-
ton and 6S for subscription. Thirty
Of those cast for subscription were free
holders and IS non freeholders. OF
those voting against subscription POP
were freeholders and l59 nOn-freehold-
ers.
The estate of Joseph Frank, deceased,
was committed to the hands Of the
sheriff.
r. +. Garter qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate Of Albert Elan.
In pursuance Of an act Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, approved march 18th,
1902, the Court appointed the following
overseers Of Prince Edwards streams:
Sandy river, &. NJ. Bass; Bush river,
J. J. Gillian; BrieIy river, IL. W.
Edmunds.
T. l.. Lash was named as appraiser
OF the estate Of the late W. NJ Rich !
ardson, in the place Of w. II. Ewing,
who declined TO serve.
Pat;le +. Thackston was appointed |
Of the estate Of Ernest |
NJ. Anderson, deceased.
The estate Of Adelaide +. Doyne, de-
reased, was committed 10 the hands Of
the sheriff. !
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j. Bernard Whitehead.

The air is full Of farewels to the
dying and mourning for the dead"
The subject Of this notice died at his
mothers residence i'm the town of
Farmville, Wednesday evening, Ord
July, 1902. He was but 20 years,
months and 10 days old, yet his brief
life had its lessons. 1t was early con-
secrated to his Saviour, in whom he
had strong, loving trust. I'm long
months and years Of afliction this
alone sustained him and enabled him
calmly to face death without fear. and
serenely await the sleep which He
giveth his beloved-the sleep that no
pain shall wake.
His love for and interest IN the
church and its meetings was excep-
tional. Oh. if the young would find
in his life and example an inspiration
to find here their chiefest pleasures.
That his brief life Of suffering has end
ed should cause no tears to flow. The
loving ministrants at his bedside find |
such vacuum in their lives they can
but grieve and suffer, but a wave of
sympathy and loving interest centres |
at this afflicted home from our entire |
people.
The dear, dear boy is not dead
Through the portals we call death, he
has just entered the life elysian.
His Creator drew his spirit
As the sun the morning dew.
Loving friends carried the emaciated
form, the little left Of the human life,
TO the home Of our sleeping bodies,
Rev. MIR. Shipman, in the absence Of
The pastor, kindly officiating.
The ..urial rite was read,
The funeral song was sung
An anthem for the lovelicst dead.
That ever died so young
A dirge for him the double dead.
In that be died so young W.
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StOddert Snap Shots
SrODpERr. Va Inlv %

SrODDERT, VA, July %, '02.
Died at the residence Of Mr.. Ander-
son Lyon, July Il, Mrs. Sarah Me-
Gehee, aged 81 years, and was buried
at Mr.. Henry Madison's Friday after
noon Of the following day at o'clock.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ander-
son Lyon, and a host Of friends to
mourn her loss.
We will not say that she is dead, but
just gone to Heaven, where we believe
her spirit has entered in. And while
the hearts Of her loved ones
are filled with grief at the scene of
death and desolation, it must be glori
Gus for them to rise in heart and live
with her in Heaven to be able to feel
communion Of spirit still with her
whom they have lost on earth.
1t was love unfeigned that led the
majority Of the people to see her body |
laid to rest.
Rev. Belk and family have arrived
and are the guests Of Mrs. Belk's father
Dr. II. l.. Blanton.
Miss Kate Wicker, Of Farmvlle.
'pent last week with Mrs. Sam Bad
yett
The lawn party at Guinea church
vas success. The programe was
cry Interesting one and we'll render
d. a large crowd attended, bought
literally Of the refreshments and all
njoyed the occasion. About S6l. 90
vas realized
\ good rain is very much needed
: the extremely hot weather has
arched up vegetation considerably.
Prof. h. l.. Blanton leaves today for
trip through the West and will prob
bly, be gone a week.
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Mount Leigh Musings.
MI. LEIGH. VA Inlv %

Mt LEIGH, VA, July %, 1902.
Prof Elihu Morrissette and wife. OF
Richmond. are spending the summer
with Mr. Jim Clark.
Mr. Remetto Woodfn has returned
10 his home in Richmond after a de.
lightiul visit at the home OF Mr.. Clark,s
Mrs. r. b. Wilson, who has been
sick, is improving.
A delightful picnic was given at the
High Bridge last Saturday evening in
honor OF the visiting girls at Mt. Leigh
and Travis. There were about thirty
In the party. After a delightful sun.
per the party returned home declaring
they had spent most enjoyable even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillian and
Mrs. Jim Clark chaperoned the happy
party.
Misses Florence and PattIe Clark
have returned home after a delightful
visit to relatives in Charlotte and
Campbell counties.
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soon a $50, 900 plant will be put in opera
ton and an active warfare be wagec
in getting the precious metal out Of
mother earth.
Miss Julia Forbes, Of Olesko, is visit.
ing her friend, Miss Hebditch, Of Mil
wood, this week.
Rev. NJ. l.. Philips preached two
mastery sermons at New Store Pres
byterlan church last Sunday.
Mrs. f. J. Steger is in poor health
and has gone to Farmville to put her.
self under the treatment Of DR.. Ander.
son.
Miss Emma Hooper is home from
her school duties as teacher in West
Virginia.
Miss Grace Elcan is the best and
widest horseback rider in our IaTt Of
Buckingham, a re. reproduction Of the
little butter girl" Of years ago who
used to ride the streets Of Farmville.
with the ease and confidence Of COW
puncher.
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NIenpards Shots.

SHErrARDs. Va, July -, 'O2.
Mr. G. G.. Davis, Of Amelia Co., and
Miss Annie W. Bailey, Of Buckingham,
were married at smyrna VI. +. Church
on the 18th Of July, at g =. NJ. The
church was beautifully and artistically
decorated.
The usher- were Messrs. T. &. Gar
nett and Jessie Harvey. Mr.. John Gar
nett was master Of ceremonies Mr..
Waverley Perrin best man and Miss
l.. Harvey bridesmaid. The following
cOunles were the walters:
Mr.. William Elan and Miss Agnes
Johns; DR.. W. j. ellis and Miss
E-telle Perrin; Mr.. T. b. Xix and Miss
susie Garnett; Mr. l.. r. Pollard and
Miss Eddie Pugh; Mr. John Anderson
and Miss Sallie Elan; Mr.. Herman
Harvey and Miss Lizzie Xix.
The marriage ceremony was read 10y
Rev. y. H. Robertson, pastor Of
Smyrna church. Mrs. George NJ. Pol
lard, played the wedding march in
perfect manner After the marriage
ceremony reception was given the
bridal party at the home Of Mr. Mon
roe Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will reside in
Amelia county.
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Death Of Mrs. OvertOn.

Mrs J. w. Overton died on Sunday
morning, July Goth at the home Of her
husband, IN this county, aged % years
She was a cOnsecrated Christian, ahec-
tionatenwife and a most devoted
mother-her life shining example
To all. We offer to the beraved hus-
band and three children our deepest
sympathy, and may the precious mem
mory of her who has been taken away
be their sOlace, changing sadness and
gloom to peace and sunshine.
Mrs. Overton had been confined to
the home for long time, and through
all her years Of frailty and suffering
she bore herself with true resignation
To- the Masters will.
The funeral took place Monday after
noon, conducted by Rev. j. w. Ship
man, Of Rice Depot, in the absence Of
Mrs. Overton's regular pastor, the Rev.
:. III. Thompson.
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CreWc Cuttings.

CREwE. VA. July D, 1902.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byierian church, held it, regular meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Samuel Mich
olson Monday afternoon. Arrange
ments were made for the raising Of
funds To refurnish the church building.
getting il in nice order for Presbyte-
~, which convene- here October 9th.
Business being dispensed with the
hostess INVITED the ladies into the
dining room, which presented a scene
Of lOveliness with its decorations i'm
green and white. aud where cooling
ices and delicious cream, made glad
the heart, and greatly refreshed the
inner man.
Rev. l.. + Scott, Of the Presbyte-
rian church has been asked to ofliciate
at the Watson Winston nuptials. at
the home Of the bride, Wednesday
morning.
Rev +. w. Moore, Of the Baptist
church, has accepted the call to the
Second church i'm Petersburg, to take
effect The lst Of september
The Epworth Leaguers, Of the Meth
odist church, held their annual picnic |
yesterday at Bouldin's Grove, a few
miles north Of this place. Large crowds
were in attendance.
Mr. b. y. Warehouse, the genial
and efficient secretary Of the Y. NJ. c.
A., leaves Saturday for his old home
IN Canada He and wife will return
IN September
The w. &. +. t. held a social Tues
lay night at the home Of Mrs. j. II.
Hines.
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Judge MilIer's Successor.

Commonwealth Attorney w. VI,
Smith, of Cumberland county, has
been made Judge Of the county courts
Of Cumberland and Powhatan to sue
coed the late Judge Thomas NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Smith was chosen over Messrs.
Haskins Hobson, Jr., and j. p. Sader,
of Powhatan.
The high honor bestowed upon Mr..
Smith Will be received with much
pleasure by our readers generally as it is
believed that he will wear the judicial
ermine with ability-besides he is
a clean, high, good man-lked by the
people Of his own and surrounding
counties. Congratulations, Judge.
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eSsasIss5ee oYIglfNSA
AZagGs-..s. rs
Pamplin Paragraphs.

fAMPLIN, VA, July %. 'O2.
We had nice rain Sunday evening
and one yesterday evening. Tobacco
a. general thing is late.
Miss Eva Morton has returned from
Charlottesville, where she has been at
tending tina summer normal.
Rev. J. ii. Franklin is much better
We will bee gad to see him out again
Mr.. Il. r. Rush Is spending a few
days with Us, and visiting some Of his
old haunts.
Mrs. Loveline Wall, Of Richmond, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. +. Booker.
Miss Mary l.. Brightwell, Of Pros
pect, is visiting Miss Beulah Johnson.
Mr. Jas. Davis, Of Iynchburg, has
been visiting relatives here.
Pamlin is on boom. DR.. Morton is
having his house painted and porch
built, and Mr.. J. W. Clark is putting
up a new stable.
Miss Carey Draw, who has been Wis.
Ting her brother. DR.. f. f. Walker,
will leave tomorrow for Brunswick.
MIS-. Susie Lee died yesterday and
vas buried this evening. She had been
lick some time.
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Five Forks Flashes.
FIVE Forks, Va. July p. Il

FIVE FORKS VA. July -, lbO2.
Mrs. Philip Yonge, has returned
home from visit to relatives in Bote.
tourt county.
Miss Bertha Harris returned to
Farmville Saturday.
Miss Lydia Harris spent several
days Of last week with friends and
relatives in Farmville.
Miss Mary Swan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Womack, near Putneys.
Mr.. G. T. Carter, Of Lynchburg, was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Swan, last
week.
Mrs. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Sammie, Of Richmond, are visiting
relatives in the neighborhood.
The Misses Dowdy, Of Richmond,
are the guests Of Miss Price.
Mr.. J. II. Young, Of Prospect, is
the guest Of Mr.. f.. b. Womack.
Mrs. Glenn Carter died last Monday,
the nth, and was buried at Olive
Branch on Tuesday, the 18th. The
funeral services were conducted by
her pastor, Rev Mr. Robertson, Of
Prospect.
There will be "A lawn party at Mr..
Willie Cunningham on next Friday
night
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Father of DIR. Potts Ill.

Rev Joseph f. Potts, a prominent
Methodist minister of the Pongoteague
circuit, on the Eastern Shore Va. is
dangerously i'll. His four sons, all of
whom are ministers and members of
the Virginia Conference, have been
summoned to his bedside. They are
Rev. +. A. Potts, ofthe Highland Park
Methodist church; Rev. f. J. Potts. of
Highland Springs; Rev T. n. Potts, Of
Farmville, and Rev. X. II. Potts. Of
Suffolk.
Rev. J. +. Potts is one Of the best be-
loved ministers in the Virginia Confer
ence and has host of friends in this
section.
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saturday from Welch, w. Va.

Saturday from Welch, w. Va
Mrs. Mamie Redd, and sister Miss
Kate, are visiting Mrs. Charlie Redd
Mrs. Peatross, Of DsnyllIe, is spend
ing several days with her sister Mrs
Greed Ransom.
Mr.. Werner left last week for Rich
mond.
Miss Annie L. Allen spent last week
with friends at Tredway.
Mr. Dick Barksdale is quite sick
with fever.
Mr.. W. b. Faulkner left last week
for Keysville.
MISS 4. Nj. Allen and Miss Rubble
hanson visited Miss +. NJ. Redd last
week.
Miss Mamie McCraw has returned
nom visit to friends near Douglas
A series Of meeting is now in nro-
gress at MI. Pleasant church, conduct.
ed by the pastor, Mr.. Harry.
Rain is still needed very bad. yege-
Iatlon OF all kind is just drying up on
the hill.
MIR. Editor, / never hear anything in
regard to fair this fall. Can Farm.
vile afford to let this year pass with.
1ut having fair?
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0leskO Offerings.
OLEsKo, Va, July, %, 1902.

OLhsko, VA, July, y, 1902.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, who has just
returned home from her visit to Farm.
vile and Crewe, is very i'll at her home
near Olesko.
Miss J. A. Forbes, Of Olesko, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the New
Store and Arcanum peighborhood.
Mrs. A. W Lee, who has been very
Ill, is slowly recovering her health.
Rev. Mr.. Belt, Of North Carolina,
preached splendid sermon at Cum.
berland church. A large crowd atten-
ded.
1t isstill distressingly dry. We had
a slight rain this week, but the ground
being so dry, it did not do much good.
The gardens are drying up and to-
bacco is suffering.
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Election Uncertain.

The nomination in the Fourth Con
gressionsl district is claimed by both
candidates, and it will not he known
definitely who the successful one is IN
I'll tonight when the district committee
will meet in Petersburg and canvass
the returns. Only the official count
can determine the nominee. Neither
Mr.. Southall or Major Lasster will
have any majority to boast of as it is
generally conceded that it will not OK
coed 100 for either candidate.
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Prospect PickingS.
PROSPECT, VA, July ., 1902

PROSPECT, Va, July ., 1902.
Our young people enjoyed a moon
light hay ride Monday, given by Messrs
Hurt and White. Mrs. w. II. Wal
den and Mrs. J. 5. Nunnelee chape
roned the happy party.
Miss Alice Crawley left for her home,
Smithfeld, Tuesday morning.
Miss Bessie Crawley is visiting
friends in your town.
Misses Camille and Shirley Bright.
well, returned Saturday from a pleas
ant trip to the seashore.
Messrs. j. f.. Harris and w. T..
Davis visited Prospect Sunday.
Mrs. G. b. Cunningham aud chill
dren, Of Farmville, spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. r. j. Carter.
Mrs. J. :. Nunnelee left Tuesday for
brakes Branch, her home.
Miss NJ. b. Fleming, who has been
visiting the Misses Brightwell, left
Tuesday for Tuggle.
DR.. w. J. ellis spent the 18th with
his sister, Mrs r. J. Carter.
Mesdames Davis, Brlghtwell and
Hall were entertained at dinner Tues
day 10y Mrs. Mary Harvey.
Rev. f. H. Robertson has left for the
Red Sulphur Springs, where we hope
his health will greatly improve
Mrs. +. 5. Taylor entertained Miss
;. Scott Nelson, Miss Fleming, Misses
Brightwell and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ;.
Nunnelee, at dinner the evening Of
the 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Thrift, who held services
at Olive Branch Sunday, had a large
and appreciative congregation.
Mrs. II. J. Carter gave Misses Nelson
and Brightwel a dinner Wednesday.
Messrs r. c. Gillian and r. l., Bald
win, Of Farmville, aud Herbert Thorn
ton and John Morton, Of Pamplin, Wis
tied Rose Hill Sunday.
Miss Mary Lizzie Brightwel is visit
ing Pamplin this week.
Mr. f. ;. kirkpatrick, Of Lynchburg,
has just presented Master Barnett
with two thoroughbred
pointer pups, Leigh and Pat.
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New Pastor For A. VI. +. Church.

The colored Methodist Of FarmvllIe
have had a new pastor appointed by
their bishop to this charge and he as.
sumed the duties as such on We'd
nesdsy, the Rev. Il. A. Green who has
been stationed here for two years
having been assigned to the Newport
News pastorate. The preacher who
succeeds Rev. Green is Rev. Robbins.
from North Carolina.
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We blush to think that Farmvlll
holds within its limits person equa
q TO the devilish work done on the nigh
r OF the 18th inst, at the State Femal,
Normal School.
some one or more on that night
broke through closed shutters and en-.
tered the parlor Of the school. and with
sharp instruments cut aud slashed
much Of the fine furniture, and broke a
piano costing 5000. The piano ham
ners were torn out Of the instrument
ana scalterd about the room. The loss
TO the State caused 10y the vandas will
approximate 81 900.
The furniture was brought down
town and exhibited in front Of Doyne'-
store, and all who saw II were amazed
at such an outrageous piece Of rascaliiy
30 thoroughly wrought up did the
citizens Of Farmyille become, that
petition was presented 10 the mayor
asking him to call public meeting, to
be held Tuesday night i'm the court
house, IN order that all might have OPP
portunity Of openly expressing their |
condemnation. Despite the shorines- /
OF time in which the notice could bee /
given-only a few hours-tbe court.
house was filled to overlooking. II
was one Of the most determined meet.
lngs Of citizens which have ever con-
vened in Farmville, and many speech
e. were made, each concurring i'm the
opinions Of the others that the destruc-
ton Of the schools property was one
Of the most outrageous and da-tardly
crimes ever committed in our midst
Dr. Winston offered the following
resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas: Within the few days last ,
last some one or more miscreants. re-.
ildent here or elsewhere, entered the
Normal school building and reckless ]
y destroyed valuable property. and /
whereas, further silence on the part Of a
ur people who, a the peer Of any.
iOld an utter adherence such wanda
Ism may be Interpreted into meaning <
o"ardice or Indifference, therefore. re-. i,
Owed: ~ That with all the emphasis Z,
r our being we denOunce such an act
lawlessness, malicious or otherwise u
M can think Of IL a. possible only
'efe the perpetratOr devoid Of rea- nj
III or an abortlve progeny Of the hui O,
IAN KIND under malign influence. (2l :,
hat we will spare no effort to bring u
speedy justice and adequate punish II
tent the eXecrated offender. on That
ne prompt and cOmmendable action ~,
the Examiner IN offering "A liberal ~
ward for Information leading To the -
lprehenslOn Of the desecrator OF the ef
'Operty Of the State displays
orthy and patriotic zeal. ~ That .,
IT corporate authorities be urged to wa
e all possible effort, sparng no pains We
cost, to get all the facts obtainable m
ID prosecute vigorously the culprit. W,
Malice like that which prompted
ch a deed must have been hell.born an
d should not be allowed TO live i'm 4
y civilized community. i'm
Let every citizen Of the town feel that in
GLENN obligation presses upon him q
her TO hunt out the rascals and da
ng them to just punishment. nj
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Death Of Mary Crawley.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, Va,
July -, 1902,

July %, 1902. I
Our worthy neighbor, Walker Craw-
ley, has been called to bear another sad
bereavement. This time death has
claimed his youngest child and only
daughter, Mary. She was a modest
and dutiful girl. Barely six weeks ago.
after treatment in hospital in Wash
ington city, where she had been In ser
vice, she returned home still aIling,
and but for brief rally, rapidly de-
elined till the end came little before
noon yesterday. She was nursed ten
derlv throughout her sickness by her
step mother, who reared her, AID has
always done a true mothers part in
her devoted care. Conscious Of her
approaching death, Mary expressed the
desire to be laid by her brother Tom,
who is remembered by all for his ster.
ling character.
Walker will have the sincere SYM
pathy Of the people Of Farmville a.
well as Of our own community.
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Travis Talk.
TRAVIS, Pr. Ed. Co, Va , !
July 3. 1902. /

~ y TO- H. III Wa 4
July ., 1902 !
Misses E-telle Morrissette, Of Rich
moud; Clara Smell, Of Charlotte county:
Fannie and Florine Clark, Of Mt
Leigh, are guests at Mr. John Fosters.
Miss Maud Anderson has returned
TO her home in Farmvile, after a visit
to her grandmother, Mrs. Fannie An
dersOn.
Mr. +. +. Boudurant and daughters.
paid a short visit To Mr.. :. A. Bondu-
rant Saturday.
Miss Virginia Aguew, Of jennings
Ordinary, spent several days this week
with her cousin, Mrs. John Gillian.
Miss Ruth Gillian has returned to
her home at Hampden-Sidney, after a
delightful visit to Miss Annie Gillian.
The Sunday school Of Sharon Bap-
list church will haye their annual pic
mic Saturday, August 2nd The read
er- of the Farmville Herald will be
pleas To see the editor and his fami.
~ on that day