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


''N'h WHO "a 900 NNII
Discretion to tle wind anu
u.n t.e hired girl.
Gully p.am~ are turning and the
small Day happy.
Miss Robbie Berkeley, who has been
visiting Boo Petersburg, is at home again
Corn Is looking well, and the hope is
thli ihe yield will be an abundant one.
Coi b. T. Hubbard was in town
Tuesday. busy with railroad matters.
lfyou "don't see ia the HERALD
what you want, suppose you ask for
t
Remove the balance of those old
laeemeui- on Main street, and make
unew from end 10 end.
Marrying has been in the air.
Next We know, but won't tell
just now.
Mr. Don p Hal-ey, Of Lynchburg
has joined Mrs Halsey at the old home
stead, ina this county.
Mr. Harper Blair Dickinson has re-
turned from Birmingham, bringing
Dis bride with him.
We have been expecting some report
on the subject Of the 4th Of July stew.
10 Is about time the pot was "biing.p |
The failure of the fruit crop seems
90 be general in Virginia, and is very
great loss.
The big meeting season is on with
our colored people aud they are enjoy
ing 1t 20 the full
Your local paper can't exist on less
than dollar a year, so don't complain
of the price, but "chip IN" cheerfully.
lfyou have any complaint against
The weather we have been having re-
Gently do yourself the justice not to
make it known.
Boys don't want 10 20 in swimming
a. they did when we We're boys, and
every boy should learn to swim early 8
in life. 1
Until you are caught in town over q
sunday where there is no preaching,
you can't just appreciate how rich in f
privilege Farmvile is in this regard. h
Some people enjoy a funeral others &
q irolic and still others only the luxury Il
Of making money There is no count v
bug for taste. u
Mr. and Mrs O'Gara left Tuesday for '
Coyngton, and during their absence 81
w.u visit the White Sulphur and other h
pleasure resorts. u
The days are already shorter, but no
doubt are still long enough for the man :
and tine mule in the low grounds lay g
lug by corn re
There ought 20 be hundreds ofvisitors :,
100 Farmvile drinking lithia water, and n,
here would Doe if they were advertised -,
20 come 90 spend the summer with us 90
Mayor BIanton's new turnout is the vi
mallest in town, but one Of the most in
The little two year old is
.ready a good stopper.
Miss Willie Holman, who has been
-i'Iug friends and relatives here for %
eyeral weeks. left on last Sunday for ~
.er home in Amelia County. .
There was am enjoyable hop given IN ter
De Iifhia pavilion last Monday even to
lg Refreshments were served and fro
joe occasion was one Of genuine plea CHI
ure dir
Mr w II Richardson lost one Of his TT
e-t melon patches 10y the recent Apo ie'
lattox overflow. 1t hurts us almost ino
+ much as it does him, as we expect PAL
Z frequent "inyites." an'
Mrs Reynolds, mother Of Miss Rey- viii
olds, Of the faculty Of the Normal, def
no has been in Richmond since her
niortunate fall, has been brought back
the home of Ms. Berkeley. l
We saw one Of treasurer Ewings ~.
'pnues with a heavy overcoat on, the ~
ih Of June. He must have been ~
Getting with cold reception from -.
81 payers III
Sunday school children Of Farmvile, n
e ag.tatng the subject Of an excur- w.
ln Why not Union effort? Travel day
next 90 teaching. Give the little stor
es am outing ed
More trains more travel This is anu
ie ~ the Norfolk x Western as well cou
all other roads Street cars only l
g when they follow each other in cou
lex succession. WIZ
Del
We really believe that people used to
old AT am earlier age than they do
w. Fifty used to he reckoned as old, r.
70 now 500 year-ods are running on,
|uui as Us year-olds. ers,
There is bread powder which has a. v
81 OBJ say Of its own merits" Once 81
.d always in the pantry" Just so umt
OBJ the HERALD-once in the family ageI
e children cry for it," tuti'