The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-01-27

I ''"NN NoAiN kO uOhHt Dut We 40 lONl
to see the new ones go up.
1t strikes us that the old hare ha,
been mighty scarce in our market dur
4 ing the season.
The wind Wednesday night cam,
with the force Of gale, and it carried
blizzardly temperature before it.
The deer that invaded our town on
last Friday did not remain long
enough TO become acquainted with
US.
This old world would be al the
more pleasant If men would paw their
debts as promptly and as cheerfully as
they pay their grudges.
Some beautiful costumes and effects
are promised in the coming Of the
Lyman Twins and their big company
in AT the Races"
1t has been rumored that the Ly-
man Twins who appear here soon in
AT the Races" have flattering offer
to go abroad next season.
The man with the price" needn't go
hungry in Fsrmville for our market
is always supplied with many Of the
best things of land and sea.
Miss Matte X. Amos returned to
Roanoke Saturday to take charge Of
her school again, after being absent on
account Of sickness nearly three
months.
II the weather Of yesterday was not
an ice maker Of most approved sort,
then we will have to put our whole de-
pendence for the summer time luxury
in the ice factories of the country.
The Herald's figures last week were
slightly wrong in giving amount Of
money taken in by the dispensary for
the year. We should have said
$40, SSS and not S4S,SSS.
Mr.. J. L. Richardson has wood ''to
burn" We don't know that we ever
saw such a wood pile within the cor
pOrate limits Of town before. a farm
er out in the country would envy him.
Rev. S. H. Thompson, former pas
tor Of the Fsrmville Baptist church,
spent several days Of this week in
town to see his daughters in the
Normal and to shake the hands Of his
old friends.
Rev. Henry w. Dunkley, Of West
Appomattox, will address the Y. NJ.
c. A. Mems meeting next Sunday at
the Methodist church at 2:3O p. m. All
are invited. Special music arranged
for the occasion.
Prof. Whiting, Of Hampden-Sidney,
attended the meening of College presi-
dents which was held at the Universe
ty last week. He stays in closest
touch with the educational movements
Of the State.
Those of US who do not at first sue
coed will try, try again, and this
should be as true Of life at the Normal
as well as elsewhere. An honest, ear
nest effort is our part and we should
not be as much concerned about re-
suits rs We are about that.
A more beautiful OF exciting scene
was never witnessed than that afford
ed some Of our citizens last Friday
when a full grown deer came leaping
and bounding through some Of the
streets Of the town, having been scared
from her lair in Buffalo flats. One
gentleman, who happened to be in
his buggy very near point where the
animal passed, says the sight was so
inspiring that he could but stand
erect, raise his hat to the fleeing beau
ty and cheer Justify.
The Planters and First National
banks Of our town make most crafty
ing and assuring reports. Stronger
and stronger as the years go by, and
they do go by rapidly. Confidence
between depositors and bank is of
prime importance and that exists
with us in highest and truest sense.
Presidents and directors give freely Of
their time and labor in the manage
ment Of these institution and receive
no pay. The people are grateful to
them, however.