The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-19
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS


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/ An that heard above her laughter
Was delight for me;
Really YOU are young man ailri
My own heart" said Sine.
"Neycr truer word was spoken"
Quickly replied.
Give me your heart to Doc loves iokcH
IN be- satisfied"
Miss Ida Thackston is at Mrs. Berke
ley's.
Miss Jennie Sturman Is visiting
friends in Gastonia, n. G..
1t has been cool with rs, but they
have had SNOW in Tazewell.
Mrs. Henry Ciaiborn and baby, Of
Union Level, are visiting Mrs. Boileau.
Captain r. NJ. Burton, who has been
confined to his bed for some weeks, is
reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Cowan have moved
into the home recently occupied 10y DR..
kearney and family.
The wickless cook and heating stoves
advertised i'm the Herald are worthy
yourattention. See the advertisement.
There are no ghosts about the Nor
NAL grounds or buildings, but there are
shadows there instead Of smiles, sweet
memories instead of sweet misses
Miss Mary Fray-er, Of Powhatan
who was one Of the graduates from the
Normal school, spent several days after
the commencement in the home Of
Mayor Blanton.
Miss Cora Price, Of Columbia, >. C.,
reached Farmvile on yesterday, aud
will spend the summer at Mrs.
Berkeleys. a host Of friends are glad
to welcome her.
Rev. O :. Bunting, d. d., rector OF
st. Paul's Church Petersburg, will
preach at the Episcopal Church here
next Sunday morning at eleven and in
the evening at eight o'clock.
Mr.. Alexander j. Bondurant oilers
himself a. a Democratic candidate for
the House Of Delegates from the coun-
ties of Buckingham and Cumberland.
| We invite attention TO his announce
ment made i'm these columns.
The late DR.. Cunningham was criti-
csed when he had the old locust trees
in front Of the Normal cut down, but
now when we look at the splendid
specimens which have taken their
places, we all agree that he was wiser
TINA the rest of Us.
The heart Of all Farmviile has been
moved with tender sympathy by rea-
son of the continued illness Of Miss
Palmer. a student of the Normal, who
is still in the inhrmary Of the school
dangerously IN. Her father aud moth
er aud other kindred and friends are
at her bedside.
The rain has interrupted the Swing
the clover crop, and this is to be regret
ted. One of our farmer friends, how
ever. has harvested enough for his own
use, and have given it away to neigh
bors. "The Lord loyeth cheerful
giver," and that man who gives away
two blades Of grass where only one was
given away before is more than bene-
factor.
The wheat has wonderfully improved
Of late and the heads are looking full and
fine. 1t can not, however, be am
average crop, though much better than
we hoped for few weeks back. The
crop Of Mr.. J. NJ. Venable strikes Us a.
being really fine, and we will be dis
appointed unless we are permitted ia
report 30 to the acre, and 40 ON some
acres.
Where are the candidates? Are
there none among Us who want to be
Commonwealth Attorney, Treasurer
Sheriff. Commissioner Of the Revenue.
If so. let the voters know it, and we
don't know of any better medium OF
reaching them than is to be found III
the columns Of the Herald. Five dol
lars a card Of announcement is cheaI
enough. II you need these, oul
columns are at your command.
Work will begin at once on nine
thousand dollar addition to the Nor
NAL school buildings This means al
enlargement Of the dining room ano
other dormitories. With this done
then there will be more to be done, anc
still more and more; for tits true tina
for woman a. with woman cher worn
il never done" Who dares limit th'
work of the Normal? "No pent ~
Utica confines her powers.'
Don't grow restless, dip in the SEA
will vet be refreshing aud ice cream
soda a delight, aud picniclemonade
charm, anu Ipli Oh thO bi"'"
and no freedom like that from vest anC
coat, and no need to close the blinds a
night nor use for blanket be it even Sc
thin, and when the thought OF zeT'
weather can not be entertained. sum
3 mer will yet assert its power ana yo'
will be made t. acknowlege it, bu
don't speak Of it to your neighbors.
An Effective Bit Of PaniOmlme'
The vast size Of the arena Of the Grea
Cole Younger and Frank James llisiorl
cal wild West prevents effective use O
the human voice, except in brief an
nouncements 10y a stentorian shou'e
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