The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-02

Mrs. c. 4. Price has been on the
sick list during the week.
Mrs. Paisley, of Pampins, has been
the guest Of Mrs Ellen G. Jones.
No May cherries this season. But
who has a May cherry tree anyhow?
Did anybody STOOL" you on yester-
day? If so tell us about it and we Will
laugh with you.
Miss Lucy Eggleston, Of Charlotte
Courthouse, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Jno. Il. Martin, on Buffalo street.
Mr. W j Barrow has recently
bought of Mr.. G. l.. Baltimore 30 head /
of fine cattle, and now for juicy and /
tender steaks.
The Herald's Trades issue will lie
''uo joke and it will have the laugh |
ON those business men who fail to az
preciate the fact.
Mr.. Edmunds, we are told, has an
order for car load Of lettuce. Let
the plants get the hustle on and loaf
up for market.
Mrs. Olds, mother of Mrs. Messen-
ger, who has been spending the winter
in Farmville, left for home in Kan
sas on last Wednesday.
The machinery for the ice plant has
all been received and is being rapidly
put in position. BY the first Of May
the plant will be ready for business.
One week from Sunday will be glad
Easter Sunday Never mind about
the hat so you are ready for the songs
of praise and the hour Of worship.
DR.. and Mrs. Messenger received in
formally but delightfully."- a number Of
their friends on last Tuesday evening,
In honor Of the mother OF Mrs. Mes
senger.
Have you sent in your suggestion Of
name for new Farmvilie? Remember
the ten dollar prize. 1t will buy a
mighty good Easter hat or two pairs
+ of shes.
Mr.. Frank Blanton made business
I trip to BVrkeviIe on Tuesday and
2 captured good application for life in
surance, besides concluding some Gre
r contracts.
e Mr.. \. r. Hurd and family have re-
p moved from the old home, and Will fol
r time occupy the house of Mr.. Bur
ger near by but will eventually move
to Farmvile.
/ You may live long or die soon, hu
o. you can never hope to look upon ma
o. ture clad i'm richer robes than il wa
on yesterday. The first day OF Apr
greets Us with glad embrace aud
u kiss of welcome.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Churcl
n will held a bazaar on the 10Th OF April
Fancy articles are being made at kom'
!. and are being received from othe
places. Save your small change anC
the larger for the occasion.
u We heard a gardener congratula,inl
, himself that his seeds were not yet il
the ground 1t must remain true
however that the early bird still
catches the worm. But late rise
y said to this: ~ don't love worms n
how
In sentencing those Powhatan ne
groes to the death-chair Judge Humid
" ley spoke to them words that shoul
20 be read and preserved by all the mem
: bers of their race. But what care tn
% average negro for the words of whit
man? SO far as they are concerne
ID they are given TO the winds.
b. Some Prince Edward farmer mus
o. win that prize for the best corn whic
10 has been offered by the Times-Dis
90 patch. The rules governing the awar
will be given to our readers as 500
as we are advised on the subject
NJ But whether you get the prize or not
Is it is a comfortable feeling to have cor
as to SELL
z, Now that things are humming i
10 and about Farmville the times are rip
for judicious advertising. The Heral
re could not have selected more oppol
r tune time for sending out its Trade
rs Issue. Is your business written an
nd ilust ated there? If not you hhv
It failed in your duty to yourself an
ev then to the community in which yo
re live, and from whose people you &c