The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-03-10
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
At Sunset

\ utmhie at tine Miutest wcst-wlud gust
That came 10 frollc round the garden
seat
UT SIR the sleepy grass beneath my feet
did not ask to learn the secret sense.
The perfect import OF the sonester's call
only knew 10 bore my spirit hence.
Opon the ripping OF its rl-e and fall.
To feel the Love that binds the ull In all
Nor can tell what instant its strain passed
Into the nood-tlde ofnights symphony
Death as We name %, though 10 is the last
supreme expression OF Lies entity.
When the soul finds how truly 10 is free!
Turnip salad is scarce, little being
for sale ON our market.
Mr. and Mrs. James A.. Armistead
have returned from their bridal trip.
Mrs. James Eskew, Of Charleston
W. Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
r.. Whitehead
Don't miss the Leftwich entertain
ment tonight at the Opera House. A
treat is in store for those who attend.
For sociability and genuine pleasure.
day spent at an auction sale at a
country home beats anything we
know about.
The Herald, Trade Edition will live
in history. And you will too if YOU
tie on TO this immortal. Send for
space and cost.
The snow has gone, now for the tur-
nip salad, joles and poached eggs. Not
that we love Ihominy less but turnip
tops more.
1t has been three years since we
issued trade edition of the Herald
and you will be surprised at the chan
ges which have taken place since then.
Neither Trade Edition nor any other
edition will be allowed TO interrupt the
running Of our job presses. Bring in
OF send in your orders and they shall
be promptly filled.
Farmville is fast becoming a live |
and progressive horse market. Ii is |
no unusual sight nowadays to see a /
car load of horses and mules unloaded /
at our depot.
We never saw Damon or Pythias
but we have seen the love of one wo-
man for cat, and we do not believe
il has been excelled in all the annals
of time.
Good business men are good adyer-
Users, and the Herald's Trade Edition
will be good advertising medium.
Seize a good opportunity ere it passes
beyond your grasp.
The Farmville Cemetery Association
will meet next Thursday, March 10Th.
at 4 clock at the home of Mrs. III. G..
Galiaferro. As it is the first meeting
for long time, a full attendance is re-
luested.
Mr.. y. b. Davidson accompanied
by the ever popular and veteran sales
man, Mr.. f. l.. Erambert, has been ,
IN New York the past week buying /
spring goods with which to replenish {
MS shelves. J
1t is refreshing to watch the people
'ome out from their winter hiding
places and stand out in the bright sun (
hine and breathe the health-giving /
'ir. Let us never forget that health
$ more contagious than disease.
A young man left his place of bust ]
less with a yellow back novel in his !
light hand and a cigarette in his
mouth. Congenial companions, but
he young man would do well TO part .
ompany with each Of them. =
Pat" is the name of the new town
mule. The illustrious predecessor has
'ecome a thing Of traffic. None Of us
re likely to be more faithful to every
ay duty than that mule was. And
he comfort about il is that while faith
al it was well fed. &,
The outdoor working season comes /
pace. May our farmers be blessed
With the "early and latter RAIN and =
bundant harvest. Make all the corn =
on need and grow all the grass pos
ible andIthen as much tobacco as you
an grow prolitably. And remember
hat No. tobacco always sells well. II
Forty head Of as fine beef cattle as b
yer grazed on Kentucky blue grass Il
fere sold from the farm Of Rev. J. l.. e.
lancaster last week. Mr.. II. 4. Bar q
)w was the purchaser and quarter d
f any one Of them compares favorably 81
18th that imported TO our market. 81
Saturday must have been a good day :
D the business circles Of Farmville u
he crowd was here, the goods, wares "
nd merchandise were here and there v
'as a food of sunshine giving bright
ess and cheer and gloss to the scene.
Iappy Farmville and fortunate the at
eople who come within her gates on
leasure or business bent