The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-10-02
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Life I'M the nlh Land Xnt

hut still Ven have "a shown
Fer iherell be corn enough to keep
The moonshlne stills a-goiu
The boys are busy long the line
Who dodge the tax internal
"A little sugar ploase-in mime
Here's iookn' You. ColonclD
Keep an eye on Third street. 1t is
still "a coming
The "simmon" crop is large and that
means hard winter.
Chlnquapins have come and gone
and we haven't had one.
Selhshness brings the midnight and
sacrifice the dawn.
Have you secured your seats for the
Who What When Ministries?
Everybody is going to the Who What
When Minstrels. All new this season.
The little touch Of frost has made us
appreciate the value of blanket again.
What would some of our fellow
towusmen do if all our stores closed at
sun down?
The primary has come and gone.
Now lets 90 to work and have our
selves.
A farmer got S2l .46 for a load Of prim-
ings and thinks it like finding money
in horses track.
Mr.. Wright Barber has cut that corn
and has actually shocked it on the land
on which it grew.
Sycamore bottom is all right now and
looks as though it would remain so all
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Rice, Of Pow
hatan county, spent this week visiting
Farmville relatives aud friends.
Miss Annie Flood, Of Andersonyille,
spent last Saturday and Sunday visit
ing friends.in town.
Mr.. Herbert Davis left last Saturday
night for Welch, w. Va, where he
accepted a position with the Norfolk
and Western railroad.
We know at least one Southside
Virginia farmer who expects to sell this
years crop for as much as his farm cost
him. "And this is no joke"
Walter stock, Hi Tom Ward and
Gear Buckley, the leading comedians
of the country, are all this season with
the Who What When Ministries.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
list church will give a novel entertain
ment in the Armory next Friday night
Oct. 9th. Patronize them.
The unique comedy four, Americas
greatest comedy four, are making
things very harmonious with the Who
What When Minstrels
The Farmville Cemetery Association
will meet i'm Council chamber, Thurs
day, Oct. s, at $3.50 o'clock. As this il
the first meeting for some months full
attendance is desired
Hon. Meade Haskins, Of NOttOway
was in town on Friday last in th'
interest Of a client. Time deals gently
with him and he was greeted by
number of friends.
Rev. Maxwell Robson, Of Buens
Vista, occupied the pulpit Of the Epis
copal church morning and evening o
last Sunday, and Rev. Mr.. Davis, o
Cumberland, preached at the Presby-
terrain church at the evening services
DR.. Mercer wishes it announced tina
he will be in FarmvIlle prepared t.
consult his patients and all others who
may need his services on Saturday
/ October. 10th. DIR. Mercer is the wei
known eye, ear and throat specialist.
Mr. Leon Pollard, Of Buckingham
has grown this season some OF thu
finest specimen Of apples we have seen
The Nickle Jack variety, large, shape
| ly. juicy and after being gathered To-
some time a splendid eating apple.
Particular attention is called to thu
vocalization in the First Part OF th'
Who What When Minstrels, who viii
be seen at the Opera House, one nigh
only, as it is composed Of the pink o
the vocalists Of he.minstrel stage.
Mr.. f. II. Richardson arrived OF
Wednesday just back from Europe. HI
is visiting his brother. He will return
to Baltimore Monday where he will
commence his third year in medicin
af Johns HOPKINS Medical University