The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-09-19
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
House and Home.

ihat stand a thousand years.
a house. though but a humble cot.
Within its walls may hold
A home ofpriceless beauty,
Rich in loves eternal gold
The men Of earth build houses
walls and chambers roofs and domes
hut ihe women of the earth God knowsi
The women build the homes.
i've could not stray rom Paradise,
For oh, no matter where
Her gracious presence 40 the way,
LO Paradise vas therei
The Herald is only two cents d
week. Cheap enough.
Miss Mamie Harvey returned from
Baltimore this week.
The old straw has been having some
haid knocks during the recent past.
Miss Laura Miller is spending the
week with Miss Florence Walthan. of
Hampdeu-Sidney.
Misses Lizzie Richardson and Alice
Paul It have returned from pleasant
visit to Mrs. J. ID. Euright, Of Danville.
From the latest authority on the
subject, we are advised to say that the
straw hat may be worn one week long.
er.
Messrs. 5. w. Paulett, Jr, and w.
A. Stone, have been enjoying the pre-
sent week in the mountains in and
around Covington, Va.
some one asked us the other day:
"Do you believe there is any such
thing as luck?" Will some one be
good enough to answer.
While you are selecting what you
may need in the Herald Job Office.
you can be entertained with Emusic by
the band" The best yet. Come and
see Us.
Cards have been issued for the |
marriage Of Mr.. William 4. Doyne and |
Miss n. Pauline Barrow, ceremony to
take place at the Methodist Episcopal
church, Farmville, Va, Tuesday, Sep
tember 3Oth, at $50 o'clock, p. NJ.
It's poor excuse for not advertising to
say that you have tried it and found it
didn't pay. If it failed to pull, perhaps
The fault was in the way ii was handled
and not in the idea of advertising.
Mr.. b. n. Waterhouse, of Crewe,
poke at the Sunday Y. NJ. G.. A. meet
ng at the Baptist church. His sub
ect, wages and Paymastef," was
we'll treated, aud the meeting enjoyed
~ all present.
The Lynchburg Hosiery Company
which made an assignment last week
esulting in the closing Of the Farm
lille Knitting Mills, have not up TO
his writing paid their employees in
'armville, and they are getting very
inpatient over their wages.
1t is said that rich men from the
Worth are invading Virginia with
lew of buying newspaper property. T,
he Herald is not for sale, though the !
reat Englishman did say every man i
ad his price.
Charlotte Courthouse people are to /
ave telephone connections with neigh
Ors. Cumberland Courthouse enjoys :
Ike luxury, and so does the Redd .
louise. Farmville may be big enough y
} be independent, but we don't think f
We invite attention to the advertise v
tent Of Buffalo district registrars {
hey will reopen the books for registra. :,
on at Prospect on the llth Of October \
I'd at Darlington Heights on October &
IN. Just one day at each. i
A letter received from Mr. f. J. y
'hitehead, written last Friday on his z
rival at Denver, Colorado, states that n
already feels better in health and y
irits, and that while he likes out "
ere, there is no place like Farmville. o
There is no telling how many rail- v
ads old Lunenburg and Blackstone GO
yether can build. Luck to you, W
others, and when you get through M
tn the jobs give a "house,warming" "
d give us notice of the day and hour. m
School Of Music, FarmyiIIe, Va. m n