The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-02-16

and Wednesday, brought the child
rem out doors in great numbers
Baldwin advertises a reduction in
the prices Of all goods in his store. See
advertisement on the first page Of the
Herald.
The smallpox situation in Prince
Edward is under complete control and
no fears are entertained Of an cpl
demic.
DR.. White, who was so brutally as
saulted on the night Of the 9Th instant,
was able to ride down town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Winston returned from
Lynchburg this week where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Tom
Woodson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Crute and Mrs. j. r.
Martin spent last week in Charlotte
visiting Mrs. Martins sister, Mrs.
Eggeston.
With the opening Of spring we doubt
not our progressive city fathers will
resume work ON permanent street inn
provement
Mrs. +. w. Hardaway, Of Lynch
burg, is visiting relatives in Black
stone after spending a week here with
Mrs. j. l.. Hart
Have you been vaccinated? See the
advertisement OF the Chairman of
Board Of Health and don't delay go
ing TO your decor.
A few persons living in the country
have gathered ice ranging in thick
ness from two to three inches. This
is especially gratifying.
The town needs more light lncan-
descent drops here and there in dark /
places will supply the need satisfac-
torily and economically.
The Prince Edward Canning Co.'S
establishment, located just across the
river, has been sold to Messrs. y. b.
Davidson and J. l.. Putney, who will
operate it next season.
Among those who are in Lynch
burg attending the Tobacco Associa-
ton meeting are Messrs. II. L. Rich
ardson, r. II. Walton, J. c. Hamlet,
II. n. Madison and +. T. Bondurant.
Knight and Black Nellie, two valu-
able bird dogs belonging to Drs. Ham
let, were run over and killed last Fri
lay by Norfolk and Western train.
At the time the two dogs were on the
over car bridge.
Messrs. Duvall, Son d Co., are adj
yertising this week ranges in price
rom 5000 to 5000, which are said
10 be the equal Of any ever offered
through the country on the usual
,redit basis at double the price.
In the roller skate race at the Ar
nory last Friday night Master Law
ence Orange came out champion. He
vent like a breeze dIstaucing all COM
,etitors, and now offers to match
peed with any boy skater in Viz
,inia.
We are TO have two new and needed =
which will deserve the q,
Import and encouragement Of all
'armville. They are an ice plant and
first class bakery. The former is =,
project Of Major Martin and the lat f,
er Of Mr. F. NJ. Ripberger. =
Those who remember Rev. Curtis II
ZEE Laws when he supplied the Farm
lille Baptist pulpit in the absence Of
he regular pastor some years ago,
viii be delighted 10 hear him at the
,pera House on the evening Of Feb y
uary 9th. DR.. Laws is one Of the &
lost accomplished pulpit orators Of a
he present time. cl
AT a conference OF the contributors Il
, the Methodist Church building /
md held last Sunday afternoon, il n
.as agreed that TO do anything less
nan build a new house from It's foun- GO
alton would be unwise. IL had al lo
rst been i'm contemplation the spend u
~ Of not over $1,000 I'm enlarging y.
nd remodelling the present building z
nj last Sunday after a full discussion ii
he amount was increased 20 $4,000 J.
n a structure entirely new. r.
The trial Of the SANDER case Of Rev. =.
. A.P. Cheek, colored, against G.. 3
T. Hayes and Mary r. Hayes, also q
,lored, is Of much interest 10 his race g
cally. Among the witnesses from b.
armyille i'm behalf Of the plaintiff "
his week In the Corpora 10
ON Court of Lynchburg, were ST.
ev. r. A. Mcfarland, Messrs. b. VI. ~
Ok. Leslie FOCUS, W. =. Richardson, q
J.. Hart and r.. l.. Erambert Cap c.
i'm :. W. Paulette and Mr. r. n. u,
Dster were there on behalf Of the de- W
ndant Hayes. The case began on R.
thursday Of last week, and had not y,
.en concluded yesterday. J.
Nethusala was all right, you bet