The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-17
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
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Then vrite NOT there thc living name
OF Edgar Allan Poe. John n. T.rbb
Mrs. Il. l.. Anderson went to Rich
mond Monday.
Dr. Anderson made a trip this week
To Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Richardson
are living in the home of Mr.. Robert
West.
Rev. Leroy Phaup was in town yes-
ierday en- routs to his home in Buck
nghMm.
The resolutions adopted by the To-
bacco Association will be published in
fun next week.
When the fire bell ring. how the
old and young do scramble for the
scene of the blaze.
Nj and Mrs. n. Scott Martin and
Mrs Dir. G.. b. Crute spent last Mon
day at Richmond
Mr.. ID. l.. Armistead left Monday
for Seven Pines TO look AFTER some inn
portant business.
The first snow Ofl9O4 was on NOyem-
Der 18th, when il showed all day. The
first snow Of 1905 was ON November
l4th.
The new livery stable Of thinner
mon Bros. will be ready forthe horses
occupancy by the middle Of Deem
her.
Wednesday morning was the cold
est tins far this fall. lee formed in
every exposed place and in some homes
water pipes froze tight
Mr.. r. l.. Paulett left last Monday
as a travelling salesman for the Carter
Kelley Co., Of Cincinnati. We wish
our young friend success.
Rev. j. l.. Lancaster, of Perth Am
boy, y. j., arrived Monday night, and
is looking after his interests about
Rochelle, his beautiful country home.
Not Mr.. W. r. England under med
zeal trea ment m Richmond a. the
printer made it appear last week, but
Mrs. England. She is reported az
improving.
The new hotel "Westoyer' is nearly
completed, and with all modern con-
yeniences for the comfort of guests, il
will be a long felt want Of the town
supplied.
Mr.. r.. G.. Mckinney, Of the United
/ states &c logical Survey Corps, has
been ON his annual visit to Famyille.
/ lie look, "a, natural and is just as az
fable as ever.
Rev. George r.. Crockett, Of the
/ Christian church, Temple, Maine, has
been in Prince Edward this week look
ing at the farming conditions witt a
view to coming to Virginia to live.
I'm the absence of the pastor, at the
/ General Association i'm session at Char
lotesyille, Prof O. b. Sears will oc-
supy the Baptist pulpit next sunday
morning. There will be mo- services at
that church i'm the evening.
We ask attention to the Herald
extraordinary offer, which will be
open from now until Xmas, Of three
papers and a one dollar knife FOR only
/ 500. This is the most attractive of
Ter the Herald has ever been able t'
make.
The Postal Telegraph Company has
cone into Famyille TO do business
and as we hear expects to establish al
office on Main street. At presen
messages are received and Transmitted
nom the ridewater and Western
Railroad office.
! The town council did not meet las
Tuesday night owing TO the absence
of a quorum. 1t is expected that th'
; members will get together next Tues
: day night at which time member
To he elected to succeed the late Ia
lmeated w. p. Gillian.
; Wednesday was red letter day u
: the history of our smaller sister town
Pamplin. Her enterprising peopl
o opened their first warehouse for tn
v sale Of tobacco, and we are told tina
y there were nearly 200 piles ON tn
. floor. Prices ranged high, but the
% prices are high on all grades OF toba'
M co i'm Farmville, and at the same tim
= everything necessary to ones con
D Portable living is sold by Farmvill
/. merchants cheaper than the same cal
q be bought anywhere else ON the cor
% tinent. Pamplin, however is pro
% gressive and we congratulate her PEE
% ple ON this. another of its enterprise
s which bids fair to prove successf'
!, one.
Enjoyable Evening.