The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-09-05
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Greatest Triumph.

tWl lci men Win tuuaAt
Who labors and expects 10 be
Rewarded right away.
For AN Things that mortal man
Achieve, through chance or fate,
There is no greater triumph than
lu learning how TO wait.
chicago Record-lIerald.
Mr. G.. c. Fleming returned Tues
day from Craig Healing springs.
Mrs. c. IL. Hart left Monday for a
visit Of several weeks to friends in
Washington, d. G.
The Misses Blair, of Wytheville, are
at Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Davidson's
They will attend the Normal School
next session.
Miss Nellie Dulaney Spencer, Of
Richmond, is guest Of Miss Cora
Hyde.
Miss Brent, Of Fredericksburg, who
has been visiting her cousins, Misses
Ellen and Nina Duvall, returned home
last Monday.
Master d. b. Blanton, Jr., son of our
friend G. w. Blanton, left Monday for
New York, where he will reside with
his uncle and attend school.
Miss Matte X. Amos has returned
to Ronoake, where she will teach dur
ing the coming session.
Mr.. Edward II. Richardson return
ed to Baltimore last Monday where
he will begin his second year in medi-
cine at Johns Hopkins University.
Mr.. Samuel BashOre and son. of
Indiana, arrived in Farmville Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. r. b. Berkeley will leave today
to join her husband, Col Berkeley, at
Nathalie, Va.
Mr X. G. Richardson left Monday
for Baltimore, where he will spend the
winter with his nephew, Mr.. Ell.
Richardson.
Mr. Frank Blanton left Monday for
Lexington, where he will enter the
Virginia Military Institute. We wish
him unbOunded success.
The Farmville Public School for
white children will open next Monday,
oth inst, and the school for cOlOred
will begin its session on Monday, the |
18th. 8
Ms DR.. Geo. 7. Vaughan and child
rem, Of Washington, d. c., are on their {
annual visit to Mrs. Vaughan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Venable.
II has been reported that n. b.
Southall has one of the finest crops Of :
tobacco in this section grown on the :,
farm Of John Johnson. He is one of y
our successful young farmers. Hurrah
for him.
1t can be said without fear Of contra.
fiction that the excursion which
vent from Farmville to Richmond last
londay was the most orderly and o.
onsequently the pleasantest trip of the 81
'ind ever made from this place. lie
Everybody enjoyed it to the fullest. p
We invite special attention to the adj: IL
ertlsement Of Messrs. Bondurant and M
anderson, which appears elsewhere in Je
he HERALD. The farm they offer for II
ale is one Of the best in all Southside as
irglna with improvements of high "
st order. h'
Tobacco cutting is on in dead earnest as
I'D the crop is so much better than the ~
Tmers hoped for at planting time "a
hat everybody ought to be glad, town III
'lks and country folks alike. We are !"
the same boat aud dependent on the ie
'me fayoring breezes. pa
Ola Cumberland has more ente rtain- a.
tents to the square mile than any 9TH -
county in the State. The people o.
lere work hard but will not have it -,
work and no play. -
The Main street of Farmvile is RI,
morally well kept. Help to keep it
can and slightly, and to do this don't
ing bits Of paper on 1t or sweep your
ash In its face, or make a cuspadore a.,
it, I'M
ed
Isn't II about time the government
1s building at least one house in a r
Mr.. Southall will look af- TN,
This when he gets to Congress.
Will not allow Mannsb0r0 to absorb On,
) attention. 90
Last years advertising won't sell
Is years goods, and last years ideas thi
'y not be Of value in presenting the but
" things TO those who are seeking or the
10 would be interested in the stock
q have to sell. tin
low beautiful our shade trees have in
~ during the hot summer time. A allie
WIN Of glory will soon rest upon the
I'M and then they will stand out /
ak and bare in face Of winter storms ban
l snow. eve
he prospects for the State Female SIN
Ims' were never so bright in all its ~
tory. President Jarman and his WI
'adid slaii officers are ready for the nc
TX. The students will soon he here q