The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-12-06
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Compensation.

Cioalhnd and chem the valley.
sIumberne Boz sunshine Stills
With bow Boo thc sweet, blue heavens.
Aud o. cross ODD the crown of thc hh.
Pay your POLL tax.
The condition of Mr.. Ewing is le-
I ported as being uuchani ed.
The wonder OF tine age purno, the
/ Mysterious. Opem House tuesday
night
Nr Daniel Brown, Of Powhatan
county was la town on Thanksgiving
Day
so script for FarmNille, aud this
he farmers who have tobacco TO sell
appreciate
The llampicn--iiuey Quartetie
will sing at the Presbyterian Church
next sunday night.
Mrs. Hewlett aud Mrs. Judge Wat
kin~ and SON. Ralph, of Minnesota
are visiting at Bizarre.
Dr. Holiday is improving rapidly,
and expects to return TO liampden-
sidney some time next week
Dr. and Mrs. Beckham made hur-
rIed trip to Richmond ON last Monday,
returning home the following day.
d. White reports Mr.. stuart, son of
lDr. stuart, As improving. Miss st.
claire, of Philadelphia, is nursing
him.
Mrs Holiday, who has been at
Tending the bedside of Dr. Holiday at
Richmond. ret med home last Tues
day
Go to the Opera House tonight aud
enjoy one of the very best attractions
which was ON the War Path at the
Exposition.
Mr.. john Oyertou while skating at
the Armory last Friday night fell and
sustained very painful sprain, but is
improving
NOu- last day for paying the p"I
tax necessary 10 vote i'm the coming
spring election will be tomorrow. Dc
Z not neglect to do your duty.
Rev. 4. l.. Carson, of Prospect, call
ed at our office ON Tuesday and report
ed quite warm reception ON his thirl
B. term at Prospect Circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Selden and
' children have been spending SOM
time with his parents at Hickory Hall
buckingham county.
Mrs. Robert Louis Freear has re
o turned TO her home after spending
most delightful Thanksgiving will
. her parents i'm Bichmoi d.
f. A three-aud-oue-half pound turnil
e is no small one This is the weight q
,- one presented 10 us 10y our friend
"Sam' Bondurant.
D. We have recently received 5000
high grade statement heads which ar
/, offered at unusually low price. Cal
and examine them.
From the statement of the FINS
e National Bank published i'm this is
t. sue of the Herald, it is shown tina
Z; there is no scarcity Of currency at tina
J. institution.
r. Miss Duadee Mart d, owing to throa
.e trouble. has had to abandon
~ teaching. and returned to he
N home i'm Farmville last Monday after
g noon.
il Tickets for the next number oil ID
Pc Farmvilie Entertainment course wi
IS, he put on sale at Crute's drug sloI
Monday morning at 10 o'clock SHARP
First come first served.
With one OF two exceptions all th
r stores Of Farmvlle will close O
lis Christmas Day. This is but anoth'
sy opportunity for a one-day holiday i'
rs the hard-worked employe.
ne MILO Garnett sold at the Pla
w ters Warehouse one day this wee
. 3e5 hounds Of tobacco at the averag
d. price Of Sl4.25 a hundred. He receive
ms the currency no script for farmVlll
n' The ladies Of the Methodist Churc
a will hold a bazaar tonight and tome
" row night i'm the Armory. EveryOoc
e. invited TO attend, the admission PR
~ emitting each to a supper of go,
ia things.
or The bank officials Of Farmville foi
,st saw the "panic' and prepared theI
.ur selves for its coming. They are TO
ST. congratulated as well as the busine
people of the town. No script meaI
much TO the community.
nat The negro Shad Clark, who assau
rs, ed Mr.. :. ID. Walton at the Iidewa'
yea and Western depot recently, and W
'ueE was sent ON to the grand jury by
it Justice was allowed bail on Tue'd
md morning last by Judge Hundley in
sum OF c-)U.NV VIII" wac
The Everybody who saw Dunno ana
oeS company at the Opera House a coul
,be of seasons ago will be glad 10 kn'
that he returns 10 Farmville aga
and there will be a packed house
witness his wonderful periorman
by So secure your seats at Crute's ste
a.. a promptly at 10 o'clock Monday mo-
tbs ing.
, of "Aunt" Polly Anderson, an old a
respected colored citizen of Farm'iI
died last Monday night after a ?
longed illness. Her death occurred
pm, the home Of her son, John ia
but where she had lived and was tende