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

This March sunshine has peen 'ah-
ing on the genuine October hue.
Some one has said, "A woman's
browning glory is her rat" D. no.
if is the Easter bonnet.
f1When a ,armon is much talked
about it must have struck home righ'
and left.
Il nIfthey steal your boy wnefe are
YOU going to get the $4,000 to buy
him back?
Dispensary receipts for last Satur-
dav amounted to $522.70 A red-let-
( ter-day in its history.
|, nLast Monday was bright Monday
in Farmville, and we hope there was
: no blue" person in all Farmville.
n Some of our huntsmen have been
r. killing robins by the dozen, and they
tell us that the pies have been fine v
1.-THE new delivery wagon Of Young
Brothers is a beauty ornamental an'
useful.
n r. Our draymen should learn from Mr.
Pickett how to give their horses
quick lunch without unhitching
TOP spinning is about over ana nov
trot odt the marbles. And don Tor
get knucks.
D. The creamery is lifting its head we
in mid-air and not afraid to look iolk
full in the face.
The Express mule and the tow
mule look to be companionable.
beats pulling the pillow anyhow. Fee
them well and handle with care.
The rest season with the farmer
IS over and now for earnest work an
without them we in town would starN
to death.
Seventy-one young men under arm
in Farmville are worth to us mo
than the cold Guard" was ever wor'
~ to Napoleon.
There is one court in Farmvll
whose term never closes. Look VIZ
TO YOUR ways or you may have to a
pear at its bar.
The Farmvile Manufacturing Cor
panv has been receiving a nice lot
! oak logs from McRaes on the lidew
ter and Western.
iOf Messrs. j. Z. Johnston G Compa
have hanging in their office a diploI
rug which they received at the Jamesto'
be Exposition for leaf tobacco dealers.
The days are hurrying past so ra
OIL idlv that a friend remarked that
mes looked to him that he was getting
ma or going to bed all the time. ~
18th III.
mn Sunday the Dist, was the birthd
The of the new spring and like all ne
tho horn babies was bound in spotl
pre- white.
ap- Even "Ben COX went u ''n,
| of last Saturday and didn't get bl
igs, "Too cold" he said. But may be
SITS. has lost his catching qualities.
ira We saw some small boys play
40 old fashion cat" the other day
lder unconscious of the fact that they W
indulging in one of the honored
manly sports Of bygone.
Mrs. Keister has returned from
northern markets where she bou
her spring and summer goods.
end now occupies the store on west N
but street, opposite the old stand, No.
IL What comfort and luxury to
lean out of such a day as was last Sun
light into the bright sunshine Of Mon
ken and to put your feet on sidewalks
,;,Ar drv as the floors of your own hom'
de de If you have been accustomed
very n~ wear an overcoat during the sea
hing we advise you not to discard 1t
he awhile. A bad spring cold IS a
~ 81. bad cold.
hich If didn't take the Presbyterians
eliei, 70 buy new chandelier and a
ton "' niano but they have had a long
1t in for new pastor and are still on
! Re hunt
fe of
The Our friends with tobacco to
would do well TO remember that
our warehouses there is no longer
the rest of this season, afternoon s.
endi- but only morning sales.
Dr. tempest and Sunshine" dram