The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-09

Whatley Cottage at Willoughby Beach
for the month Of July.
The closing of our stores at 6 p. m.
gives refreshing rest-time to earnest
and tired workers.
Some of our young men robbed a
bee tree the other night; got well
stung and secured a 'bushel' OF hon
4 ey.
Don't forget that one man made a
profit Of $500 from 81 advertisement
| in the Herald. You may do as well
Try it and try it now.
Careful house keepers lay great
stress on house cleaning day. Re
member that Monday next will be
Farmvilles cleaning up day
The first wheat Of the season sold
in the Lynchburg market at sl.lS a
bushel. Doesn't look like SLIGO. But
the farmers are sellers now.
,Janitor Whitlock is so fond OF
watering the grass that he engages in
the sport while the clouds are gather
inc and the rain about to fall.
If the weather of the recent past
hasn't been pleasing to you send Tor
the doctor and take a pill. Or take
one anyhow, for you need it.
Miss Bessie Price and Miss Thelma
Blanton have gone to Bridgewater'
Rockingham county, to visit their
school mate and friend, Miss Driver.
If the weather is too warm for let
ter writing you can send copy Of the
Herald to your absent friends One
dollar a year only means cents
: copy.
= Yes. the band boys are learning the
scale, but they do say that all the
neighbors have stopped fretting over
e the heat in presence OF the greater
e grievance.
Under existing law teachers in the
n public schools of Virginia who have
taught for 20 years are permitted t'
retire on half pay. This should be
h stimulating and inspiring.
II Millions Of dividend money have
{ been paid out since July LIST. Wher'
is the cash? In the vaults OF the
e banks and you can get your share
you are prepared to pay the price.
e The habit of the late Dr. Whit
,, was to 90 out into his yard after tn
III breakfast hour to feed the birds
J. Tip" was always remembered an
81 the horse never failed to ask for hi
crust of bread.
a 1t is subject Of generalization tina
lie Farmville is to have an up-to-dat
NJ telephone service. The best in a
things is our MOTTO and the mark
IL which we aim.
June was a record breaking mont
so far as the receipts of the NorfoI
et &. Western passenger depot at tn
IS. place we're concerned, they amountr
ne to s.. 479. That shows that we al
d. coming and going some.
% In these days of soaring prices
has been determined by the Glute
Club, of Amherst College, that pc
r- son can live on 4 ID cents a da
ey Send on the menu card, and SEND
''' quick.
re
,so DR.. Kearney, who has been
n Washington and Baltimore for I
Iro mast six or seven months, taking
post graduate course in medicine a
surgery, has decided to locate
i"e Farmville.
90 Caesar demanded that his W
10 should live above suspicion, a
col our ambition is that Farmville sh
hut have a record for cleanliness abe
ON criticism. Do your part to make a
keep it so.
IN Some of our farmer friends ha
tbe taken our advice and discarded
ant vest when they come to town. III
: NAV leave off the coat, roll up
avs sleeves and we will still have Tor IN
fer the glad welcome.
We. The job presses of the Herald h'
the been on the 90" of late The u
i'm. sic they make is as pleasing as that
folk the Pittsburg Orchestra. Exam
Of our stock, consult us as to prices
rk the band will continue 20 play.
TO Let the boys cool off before jun
ok ing into the river One of our you
in friande suffered recently bv vlOlat