The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-11-05

morning ana gave US perfect day.
If you failed to vote you neglecte
a solemn and serious duty as a citizen
The sunshine is glorious, but
warm rain just now would be wei
coined
Gather up the leaves carefully
They make good winter beds for the
horse and cow
Subscribe to the Herald now anc
for one dollar cash the paper will be
sent you until the lst Of January.
1911.
Some voters went bird hunting last
Tuesday rather than to the polls. The
consumer will remain a myth un-
less he asserts his rights.
Coal is higher now that the cold
has come again. 1t was ever thus. 80
Sugar rises when the preserving
season returns.
Of course it requires labor and
sacrifice to prepare for a Fair but
what is Of value that doesn't cost
something:
We wonder if our bank cashiers
bagged any birds on election day. We
are told that they have much TO do
with lame ducks" day by day
Old time lightwood knots have got
ten to be scarce, but the kindling to
be had at our manufacturing plants is
here, and here to stay.
A gentle woman made an aeroplane
trip with Wilbur Wright, and when
she touched mother earth again ex-
claimed Oh, now know what
makes the birds sing
Molasses, food for stock. " That
sounds queer, but they tell us il is
true Our farmers no doubt know
the form in which it is used, and
will take advantage Of it.
The Country Inn" had its birth at
our Fair and is an Institution not
born 10 die. The bin of fare is of
tempting kind and prices most reason
able even in this day OF soaring prices
for food products.
Some one asked this question. Did
you ever notice that successful men
IRE generally bald?" And the an
,wer was, Certainly. They come
)ut on top. OF course then Judge
Watkins will win out for Congress.
Mr. T. w. Vaughan has the biggest
wood pile in all Farmyille, and if ours
ms low in mid-winter we VIII know
ust where to 90. We wouldn't adj
Use others TO 90, however especially
fter dark, as the gun is well loaded
nd never misses fire.
The attendance at the regular mid
week prayer service at the Presby-
erian Church of Farmville has
Dubbed in the recent past, and the
astor is delivering a series of ser
IONS of helpful and interesting kind
18th the 'Church" as his theme.
The macadam leading to WILDERNESS
ridge is being pushed to completion
nd is one of the best it has ever
cen our privilege to drive over.
md then that parallel dirt road is
lisy. A quick stopper is a thing of
llue now a days in Farmviile
The corn growing BOYS should re-
em5er that work ON the next crop
lould begin now. One of the most
corn growers among Viz
mia farmers used to say that he
always began working the corn be-
re he planted it, Jeremiah was dedi-
ted to the Lord before be was born
Those trees i'm front of the Metho-
st Church have at last been boxed
It we fear not as securely as should
we been done. After an examina- S
% made of them we very much fear
at if much twisted at they viii yet -
. from such grace Of poise as they
ould maintain.
The Herald is printing twice as
any papers as it did in the recent
ST. and has doubled its advertise
'nts, but this is only the beginning.
e have 'hitched our wagon to a
IT, and don't expect the star to
n off with the wagon either.
Indian Summer gets its name from
> custom of the Indians of using
1t time in preparation for winter by
ing in stores. 1t is a period Of
rm weather late in the fall usually