The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26


come to put obstacles in the way oil
the establishment of a new industry,
they mustn't be surprised should they
receive the "cold shoulder which is
some times hot.
Mr.. II. w. Fuqua was in town on
Wednesday. If he doesn't look sharp
friend 'Joe" Hazelgrove will wear the
belt for high price tobacco. Prince
Edward mustn't be beat, even toy her
neighbor, Cumberland.
There is at least one member OF the
Normal faculty, who reads the Her
aid carefully and not super-crlticaliy'
She is simply interested in all that
concerns her neighbors and friends.
Photographs galore are now being
taken daily at the Hunt gallery. The
annual must be made ready, and the
sweet girl graduates must say good
bye.
DR.. Thos. Armistead, OF Roanoke
was in town one day last week, to
visit niece, little Ellen Guerrant
who has been quite sick.
Mr.. c. c. Bass, our venerable ant
esteemed friend, has been doing
lively fire insurance business OF late
No good can come to him that will no
rejoice the hearts of his many friends
: When you wish to enter the post
office building you needn't pull a
the doors. just push and 90 in. Tn
} doors swing both ways and NOV
readily.
A great many people rushed int
the post office building on last Mon
day and expressed great surprise t
I find the windows closed and nothin
r doing" Don't forget next time tha
Washington had a birthday as well a
a Ratchet
e Our good friend, Ewing, is we
e again. Brock will soon be himself
Thompson is already strong and whe
s will the three meet in friendly discus
sion? Name the time and place, an
+ we are going to be their early and %
front seats.
On last Thursday evening the ladiC
K of the w. c. T. L. organization ha
n another well attended and highly il
teresting meeting in the parlor OF III
Methodist Church Heart moving al
e dresses were made and new enthus
Il asm in the good cause awakened.
Those of us who witnessed II
tricks Of "Trixie' during the Jane
u town Exposition will regret to mo
n that she was suddenly killed in a raj
J. way wreck on last Monday. Her fau
full keeper was also badly injured ar
p was found clnging to the neck OF j
at pet with loving devotion. The an
ID nal was twenty years old and WI
valued at 500, 900.
10 The electric lights are generous
~ coming ON i'm the afternoon so long b
~ fore the shades of night have gathere
4 hut are ungeuerous in the mornil
hour when they leave us i'm the da
and drive us to the lamps.
~ Our soldier boys are catching on
il tine Inaugural step and begin TO ear
No. their heads a little high. Our ho
is that the 9Th in Washington viii
one of sunshine. Sometimes it b
Z been day of an days the worst.
~, Now that the Creamery is fiN
~ fact let the COWS be ready 20 do ta'
~ dutv. Cows and creamery soul
GOOD. and we love to write and ihi
about them Nnd when the cream
re here in capacious vessels rather th
IT, in cream pitchers we hope 90 g
lr enough for our breakfast oatmeal
,l, One of our Girl friends VINO aiieh
M ed the Hampden-sidney 22nd exc
~ cises. says. even the English ia
pnage. her mother tongue, is TOO 900
to furnish fit words for describing q
at thrill of the occasion 80 We suggest
! "he time of her life, when She sa.
be that's tame and thread bare.
" Hard at work ON the Trade issu
Printers busy. elccuotypes coming
and you must hurry zap or get ieit
II ONE one should name the husne
ly houses OF Farmville and leave you o.
Isl YOU would be- mortified. If SOU o
be lel. out of this business gallery I'd
at historical it wil be your own sell
re fault
re The Leuteu season opened on Ne
ny nesdsy and services wers held al Z
ld Episcopal church at u "a. m. J
D. 4 a.