The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Our Sins.
Repentance for repentance sake
Is hard TO End today.
The few bad habits that We break
A. fhosa fh.t a, ~. -.

NfNt~t't~AANt AeA repentance sake
Is hard TO find today.
The few bad habits that We break
Are those that do not pay.
Mr.. w. f. England is In Richmond
under medical treatment.
The weather conditions OF the pres,
ent fall are not to be grumbied about.
Mrs. John Erambert went to Lynch.
burg this week TO visit her grand
daughter Mrs. Fred Glenn.
The orators may all stay at HON,
now for time and nurse their threats
for future trials.
DIR. Winston is splendidly fixed in
his new aud beautiful store room op-
posite the Courthouse.
Ifyou failed 10 do your duty OIL
election day don't run around talking
about a bear hunt we had"
Rev. Maxwell Robson, Of Ports.
mouth, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robson this week.
All six Of the passenger trains pass.
ing Farmyille each day now carry pos
tai clerks which greatly facilitate
transmission OF mail matter.
Campaign headquarters have all
closed aud the small fry politicians
are out Of work, and, strange to say,
they are not IN search Of jobs.
Don't send your money to any out
side paper until you first subscribe FOL
one or both Of yonr home papers. Live
men support the local press.
Don't say 81 told you so" after the
election. "All our yesterdays were
once to-morrows." We eau see them
now that they have become tO-mor
rows.
The Herald is devoted TO the inter
ests Of every farmer, mechanic and
merchant in this section, and every
one Of them should take ii into his
home.
Mrs. Corrine Carter Scranton, o
San Diego, Cal, wife Of Lieutenant
Scranton, of the Battleship Texas, il
visiting her cousin, Mrs. John f. Wal
ton, Of Farmville.
T.. J. " Whitehead deserves the splen
did endorsement he has received q
the hands of the people OF Prince Ed
ward. He has been faithful, efiicien
aud accommodating
Farmville has had no more repre-
sentative nor better looking set 0
men within its borders than those WIN
came Wednesday TO attend the To
bacco lGrower'S Association.
The Board of Supervisors will NEE
today. They are doing excellent wOrl
on the public roads and it will not b
very long before bad roads in Prime
Edward will be the exception.
Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd the fOrme
beloved rector OF Johns MemOria
Church, Farmville was yesterda.
morning elected Assistant Bishop o
the diocese Of Southern Virginia.
An appreciative subscriber from
West Virginia writes; "rhe Herald
is All all right paper, and | don't se'
how could get along without it.
look forward to its arrival with pleas
ure."
Messrs. Hunter Baldwin aud Ed
ward T. Hines came from Richmond
to Farmville last Monday in Mr.. Bald
wins automobile. Such trip can b
made in a few hours and is exhilirat
ing in the extreme.
| On Wednesday evening Novembe
| -. at the Opera House, q well selected
company OfcOmedians and singers vii
appear in the new musical coined.
NOTHING BUT MONEY" by JO
OFT. The company will be headed b.
the we'll known comedian AbOtt Dav
ison as "Old Sport Davie." Durinl
, the action Of the play a number O
specialties will he introduced by tn
well selected company ofOperatlc ant
vaudeville artists.
The we'll known comedian, Abbot
Dawson, will be seen at the Farmvill
Opera House on Wednesday night
November 18th, in the big musics
success, "NOthing but Money" b.
that popular actor author, Joe OFT, o
1.-THE Dazzler', and "Star Gazer" fame
Mr.. Dawson has a very good reputs
ton as a comedian and singer, havinI
appeared in a number Of the larges
T musical comedies for the past tel
years. He will be surrounded by
company Of recognized fun maker
introducing original songs and speC