The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-19

During the gwindy weather let eve
.vbodv be careful TO shut doors. The
Wind does it too violently. This means
injury to the house and makes folks
Jump
Mr.. Williams. Of the Union Semi
nary. viii preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and /
evening. and though a young man ne /
is recognized as an attractive and able /
preacher
Our soldier boys who attend the in
augural can only hope for standing
room Seats on the average VIII
range from s. up. while well located
windows will be out OF sight
though not of the passing PROCESSION
How about the photo of the best
looking baby in Farmville for the
Herald.s Trades Edition But who
will decide as TO the best looking oa-
bv? We decline in advance. and with
thanks.
The material for the Herald's spec
cial issue is about all in, though some
subscribers for It's space are yet 90 be-
heard from Do Us the kindness TO
attend 20 the matter NJ once.
Mr.. r. Baxter Tugele. after an eN-
tensiye trip through the Southern
States in the interest Of the American
Tobacco Co.. returned on last FRIDAY
for brief stay
White waists slippers for street
wear. no head covering. lettuce, iio"
ers. singing birds and springine grass
F. if these things don't make springtm'
what do they make?
Flowers blooming in our yards an'
housewives placing their winter plant
out into the open to get a breath o
Spring. Please don't mention IN
fact that this is weather breeder
Don't tell US you have seen a peac
tree in full bloom. We want at leas
one basket OF ripe peaches from
d Southside Virginia peach tree durin
the coming season.
WeH-fiIIed and inviting lookn
glasses are being carried about gu
e streets on walters and with straws
e 'em Just as though the good ol
y summer time" had come again
Mr.. J. J. Gillian was in town O
r Monday saying again | am prepare
y to demonstrate" that Southside VI
n GINA soil is as generous as any otn'
soil upon which the sun shines.
7 Some Of our readers are anxious
q know at what figures those Marc
; irving sized chickens from Cumoe
land will be offered when they rea'
n our market. Respectfully referred
10 our Stoddert correspondent
g Mr.. Eugene Gill spent his Sund.
with US. He is one Of the knigh
D. of the Road who has the happy ia
C. ulty Of doing that sensible thing Su
IS dav in even best Of hotels must
dreary day to the man who low
ID home.
he A friend remarked to US that he 2
n. up every morning at 4 o'clock a
went to bed at 10 p NJ And yet
70 is fat and flourishing May be kin
n Napoleon who was satisfied with 20
he hours Of sleep during the "a.
prefer eight, and don't grumbie
sometimes it verges on 10.
,al Tramps have been coming in
nd Gently on every train. And two al
rst time have been calling at some Of
homes for breakfast. But two ma
IL. company. and why should we co
b. plain:
re We are too busy with our Trad
to paper Just now to discuss the subj
Of a Fair in Farmville in the conf
month Of October, but when we
- done with the one we will take up
-, other with both hands. In the me.
- time think the matter over.
Enforce the vagrant law and
..s MAYORS docket on Monday morn
'Lo wont be so large. St. Paul was no
.ho the man who can work and who W
~ work ought not to eat. support
loafers is an oppressive tax.