The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-27

D. Mr.. q t. Glenn, formerly Of Pro
pect' now Of Newport News, was
town on Wednesday.
49, Pigeon practice shooting is the pr,
valling fad Of our local sportsmen. an
Mr. ). vi. Nenable is champion shot
The HERALD had a good fire in tn
!. big stove on the 18th inst, and all O
The workers on the paper, the "devl'
included enjoyed it.
MIR w. G. yenable, the veteran cash
ier Is enamored of the rubber tire. and
actually feels tender sympathy for
the other "fellow" who has to endure
the rattle Of the old style.
Our tobacco factories will soon he
cleared Of their holdings, and then the
decks Will be cleared for the next strug.
gle. INCREASINGLY at it" is about the
history Of a busy and successful life.
The sound Of the hammer has been
ringing out clear and strong in our
town during the past week, and our
ne" houses are being hurried to
finish.
Rev ID. Hersman, Of the Union Theo.
logical Seminary, occupied the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church, morning
and evening Of last Sunday and preach
ed to the great delight Of those who
heard him.
Mrs. Wells, of Washington, d. C., an
educator Of the w. CT. T., Of National
repute, has been the guest Of DR.. Win |
ston's family She went from here to
Crewe, but will return at some later
day and deliver an address.
The election on July lst is to be con.
Quoted under the old law and not I'M
der the Walton law. Each voters
name must be on the back Of the ballot.
1t may be put there 10y the voter. or by
any at his request. See section l2II
1887.
Editor Jackson, Of the Southern
Planter, says that the wheat crop of
Virginia this season will fall short one
fourth. The estimate in our opinion.
Is conservative. We hope, however,
the quality will be excellent.
President Jarman delivered the adj
dress to the alumnae at the recent COM I
mencement Of the Miller School, and a
OF one Of our exchanges '
iiscribes it as being capital" A world 5
II meaning is wrapped up in that one d
word. "Multum in Psrvo." d
There is an old lady residing in the j
ounty not far from Farmville, who {
inds entertainment in talking with u
Ter chickens At least, she says, they a
ak to her, and she understands them /
and well. But for them Il
he would be positively lonely. G
The days are long and we have full :,
me for attending to job work. Call !,
nd look over our styles and learn our -,
rices. You can't beat us in greater
lew York" And, then, penny spent n,
home is penny saved to the COM +,
unity in which you live, and a penny 90
we'd is a penny made. u,
The Todd County Times, Elkton KY, Tn
Us: Mr.. A. r. Boykin, the well m
lown tobacco man, leaves soon for Go
arksville, where he will serve his
'use in the capacity of bookkeeper. fir
r. Boykin is young man Of pleasant
dress, exceptional energy, and has ne
ade many friends among the people 2
Todd county. bri
We are indebted to Mr.. T. O. Sandy to
faithful photo Of his splendid gla
I'd Of registered Holsteins. Our re. SUI
t is that we did not have it in time adj
the Herald's illustrated edition. anC
hope, however, yet to make good ths
Of it in advertising this section of cor
-ginia as admirably well adapted to of :
ok raising. When outside people in
)w what we have they are coming owl
see US. VIII
dOdger is being circulated, signed J.
iizen, in which the voters of the etei
nty are urged to vote $50 900, to the Oh
rganized Orange-Keysvlle Railway 'hr'
npany. Read the figures and do mel
at your best judgment dictates. her
It railroads are benefactors goes y
bout saying. The most prosperous ner
ions Of the country are most blessed 'lle
modern conveniences for travel chll
and talking too. Veh'