The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26

tT0O0- lis lleANAN y
train has left the depot and left you
behind. Nobody to blame but your
self. You wouldn't get aboard and OF
course you can'tride.
When a great wave of sympathy LOT
fellow being surges through ones
heart. it is then, if one look with
knowing eyes, that the thin veil when
separates the spiritual from the mate
rial world may be penetrated.
Mr.. Slocombe not only makes gran
olithic walks and macadams but has
recently put cement floor in the ice
plant building. Farmville no longer
imports its skilled artisans no matter
what the character Of the work to be |
done.
St. George street is being opened
: ND and when the work is finished that
l portion of the town will be improved
in appearance and at the same time II
will be a great public convenience.
a Isn't 1t about time we were having
q oranolithic walkway to the Tidewa-
=, ter and Western depot? The little
sister shouldn't be neglected now tha'
we are distributing such favors the
., town over.
DR.. J. w. Price, of Riceville, Va,
who had been to Richmond to place
four patients in different hospitals OF
n the city, stopped over on his return to
1t visit his daughter who is at the Nor
d NAL
The beautiful snow ~ Yes, beau
RS tiful indeed as it dances in the AR or
Id rests on the ground, but it would take
re on new beauty if widows didn't shIy-
err at its coming, and so many young
As children didn't sigh rather than sing a
re welcome to it.
IN The four negroes who have been
confined in the Prince Edward JAN
IL charged with completely in the Pow
~ hatan burning and killing, were taxed
TO the latter county on Tuesday morn
= inc where the trial is now being con
Quoted.
&c Unlocked and there is no hope iol
20 the trees on High street. II you VII
ask the Richardson Brothers, wh'
nlanted those trees about the Presby
ny terian Church, they will tell you JUS
IA how to do it.
Mules are still up in the pictures
Mr. Slocombe bought pair recent,
ip- and gave $40 for them, with the wag
it on thrown in for good measure. W
up AGAIN say that they could be profltabl
raised in this section of Virginia.
lay Remember that the Board OF Super
w visors will be in session to-day, an
ess that the Court House matter will b
considered. 1t is Of great public cor
ing Germ and if you have suggestions
tie. offer now is the time to do It.
ne The anti-spitting ordinance has pee
good protection of our sidewalks bl
ing we need another-an anti-trash ora
all nance. It will be no hardship on oil
ere property owners to require that the
and keen the walks fronting on their pro-
erty clean.
the A long-eared and long-legged mu
qht now has the honor of drawing our e.
She press wagon. We don know wh
lain his predecessor is saying or thlnklI
225. on the subject. 1t may be that he
neiqhing out, what fall, my cou
dow trymen3
dav We never examined an ice pla
as until now, but the one building ne
2. strikes us as being perfect in its eve
detail And how pleasant it Will be
u run down there when the thermom
'9o'. ter gets into the nineties and cool O
- But alas, they make ice with flre' a
i''' that we had forgotten for the time.
WHY not cover the strawberry b
lons with canvass too? And again why
nc" select a few of the best OF the pea
iun' trees and protect them against I
'''e frost? How easy is it to sit in an
flee and ask questions and make 81
sell gestions.
at
Cor Tell us about the fruit. Are we
,les have a home supply? or are we to
pend on the other markets? WI
,;to- would the fathers think if they col
will come back to us and find the dc
ence wells they had dug at much cost
= ,bt labor all closed up and the people
ford Farmville drinking from Buffalo or
COM springs of the country?
y in The March wind paid us an unct
i'll be monious visit and tore away the ID
atur- aids sign, but We are still lido