The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-27
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People you
know.
If my bps should ever learn to smile
With thy heart far from mine.
'Twould be for oy that in a little while
They would Doe kiss I by thine.


'Twould be FOR oy that 10 a little whhe
They would be kiss by thine
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gill were at
Mountain Lake when last heard from
Mr. j. b. Strachan, of Lynchburg
has been guest in the home OF Mr.. W.
q. Huntington
Mr. Nat Lancaster and daughter
Miss Fannie, of Ashland, have been
visiting friends at Rochelle.
Let the primings roll in now with
the assurance of a warm reception
and the ringing of the bells.
Get an expert to test the piano for
you. and if the music pleases remem-
Der you may have the instrument as
your own.
Week after week you will be kept
fully advised of the voting contest
Get into the ring and win and wear
the belt
Miss Cora Price, who spent the
sumner in Farmville, left on Monday
to resume her work at the College for
Women, at Columbia, S. c.
Buy the Herald, buy advertising
space, or order job work, deposit
your ballot and you may have the
piano to your credit.
Sweet potatoes opened high but are
roosting lower. From the appearance
of the vines we ought to have an
abundant crop.
Inspector General J. Lane Stern
will inspect the Farmville Guard Sept.
18th. Let the boys brush up and
be ready for a good report.
The Herald job presses have been
keeping time with the hum OF the
mill, " except that after night fall
the presses rest off, but the mill
goes on folev y
Music hath charms" and the
piano now being voted for in the Herald
contest makes good music. 1t is yours
for the buying of things valuable and
then the voting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cralle are al
home again after a pleasant month al
the Rawley Springs. Their friends
are clad to welcome them and the
chickens are glad to see them.
We always said that the daisy was
daisy" and now that we have seen
cultivated we are strengthened in GU
/ opinion. And we remark again tina
thecultivated blackberry is a queer
among small fruits.
+ Doxology, which means to CIV
9 praise, or glory to God, - used to clos
the services in our churches, but nov
o is employed as the opening song o
. praise, save in the Methodist Churcl
\ where the custom of the fathers
still observed. We rather think the
# are right.
d Saturday looked like a big day d
it town. but the watermelon was her
e too. and as elsewhere said in this is
n sue is a formidable competitor Il
trade circles. Its season is a brie
rs one however, and our merchants WI
" soon have no lance to cross with tn
lie hero of the market.
= Contractor Rice with large fore
of hands is busy at work on IN
= dormitories at Hampden-Sidney, an
saws they will be ready for the boy
when the session opens. And whe
- finished they will be supplied VIII
= all modern-day conveniences an
= comforts. President Graham is hope
p full of a large attendance Of student
h. SThe first fox hunt of the seaso
p. was enjoyed on last Saturday mornlr
cd and Mr.. Spencer says it had the o
ne flavor about it. The ball opened wlI
IT, 2 fine run and catch Away wit
ne your operas and give us the music
the chase in the early morning al
he under the blue of the sky
en- We haven't as yet seen a king
IN mounted and with a lance in his ham
We In this as in other things practi'
eo makes perfect. Remember the priz
d. are things of value, and bright ey
&c made the brighter are priceless. q
at busy and learn to take the three rim
ne At each ride. And then the ri
'er Off will be of thrilling interest.
NV De Tocqueville, the keen-sight'
we French critic, said: If were ask
N. to what the singular prosperity al
..,.;,,er e+raro+h of the DpODle OF L