The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

ing ga the home Of pr Potts.
Mrs f. n Glenn mud little -,n. o.
Lynchbure, are at home on VISIT
We hear that sycamore bottom is &,
oc mac,damilci All things COME 20
him WIN waits
Mrs Ella Reese BerkeIry. oi Balu.
more. is on a,i-it tnMr- W % n.r,o-
ley
The man who u.s. feeling mr ,hc bot-
inn, uf . road bad a- Nci. abandon the
i.n.
Mr % NJ Cax accompanied Nus
Reynolds 90 Richmond 600 h-i sun
day
Miss Biodgett continue. to entertain
and instruct "a large class day ny day
with her Bible studies.
President Jarman was iu Richmond
last week in the interest of educational
work in Virginia
There is promise of u rood nnt crop
thi, season. We viii ali rti 'ice aud be
glad 20 have %.
Mrs ID. II. Scideu, of Trednay, has
been attending the bedside OF her
father, Col r A. Booker.
Miss Emily Seld II left Tuesday or
Clifton Forge, where she viii continue
her studies Ia the Allegheny institute.
Inspectors Of Our warehouses have
been a. pleasing a. "A basket of chips
while the rest Of u- nave been cum-
planning Of the mud
Main street has been busy thorough.
fare Of late, while things have been
literally humming about our ware.
houses
We haven't a- yet received the his
tory Of the churches of Farmvile, and
We would Toe glad To have them Short
-ketches, ard very much obnge us.
Mr. ". G. Venable, at the the Plant
ers Bank will receive the subscriptions
To the Methodist orphanage made re-
Gently. No notice was then given To
whom it could be paid.
Mayor Blanton announces his candi.
dacy tor reelection to the mayoralty
He has no opposition So far in the form
of Live Wire" or in any other form,
and we doubt not that it will be the
privilege Of his fellow.toWnsmen To-
make 1t unanimous
The interlacing Of the tree tops on
our Main street in the summer time,
when they are all fringed with leaves,
makes an attractive sight for the eye,
aud very grateful protection. at least
such has been true i'm days gone by,
bat now that they have been topped
of, We Will sadly miss the sight OF the
shade
Rev. J. II. Davis, Of Cumberland
honored US with call on last Monday,
We very much appreciate the compIi-
meut Of adding his name 10 The HER-
AIDS list Of subscribers, and now that
he belongs TO the family circle We
would be glad to have him contribute
To- the good cheer Of the household.
We understand there are some ugly
sears IN the cause way across the APP
pomattox bottom leading to the Cum.
berand bridge. Again let us remem-
Der the wisdom Of the stitch intime
adage. The Hollander watches ms
protecting dyke with eagle eye, and is
quick To control the first appearance of
weakness.
Richmond News: Miss Madeline L.
Mapp, the daughter of Dr. John +
Mapp, is one of two representatives
from Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lege, Lyuchburg, now attending the
convention Of the Student
Volunteer Movement for Foreign Mis-
sions, in Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. Joel Coleman, two SONS and "a
colored man had quite a thrilling ex-
perience during the high water in the
in attempting to cross
an upper ford. The night was dark,
the "waters Wild" and but for good
swimming we would have to record
some loss Of human life. Only a mule
was drowned the men all escaping 10
the shore, after having been swept I
some distance down stream.