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

OF the new iO4HS'
Cleanliness is next to Goodness
and Farmville will recognize the fact
in impressive manner.
We are told by veteran Stone
. wall" that some 5000 hogsheads are
used in Farmville each season.
The friends Of Mr.. c. c. Bass will
regret to know that he is now con-
fined closely to his bed.
, Two ten-room dwellings are being
; built in Farmville 10 give shelter TO
Just four persons. Maybe they will
90 visiting from room to room.
Misses London, Bugg and Crawley'
of the Normal faculty, have gone to
, Cornell to take special courses OF
, study.
The girls moving up and down IN
front of the Normal, and up and
down our streets give new thrill to
the Farmville life current
The new laundry will soon be ready
: for those collars, cuffs, shirts and all
other wear needing good cleaning
up.
The garden of Mr.. j. A. Scott
shines out in all its summer glory
now a days. The grape vines are
y flourishing and he has just bagged
= 600 punches.
Someone is advertising a receipt
S for keeping eggs fresh. Now let some
j other one come forward with practl-
cal suggestions as how to buy fresh
.. eggs at present prices.
II Why 90 to the sea coast for turtle
g meat when we have it in abundance
at our doors? If you know the way
=. TO Bass pond and know how to catch
s them after getting to the place, the
: problem is solved.
Master Blair Price found the buncf
,d of KEYS of Mr.. c. c. Cowan, which
81 were taken from his pockets at the
M time the thief got the two dollars In
change. They were dropped in thu
front yard of his home.
of '
iii Evidently our candidates for TIT
II, legislature have decided not to eulo
gize each other and the voters vii
have to decide between them un
on moved by the persuasive power O
oratory.
On Some one told us that he went to
little pond in the low grounds Of tn
Zimmerman farm and caught eigh
nal hounds of fish in little or no time.
zen We didn't see the fish, but the fish
on erman insists upon it that 1t was n
{" fish story.
The west end of Buffalo stree
re-, must be macadamized by all means
G., 1t will never do to jump from III
zen country rock bottoms into town muC
at holes. Farmville has reputation
maintain and must do it if it does RI
of ouire extra work and extra money.
the DR.. Hatcher chaperoned a glad pa
DOL ty of young folks to Hampden-Sidn'
get and back on Friday evening OF la
week, and those little eyes WEI
,ei. brighter than the stars and tho
ain young hearts ran over with joy. HaI
foil DIV the older heart when it can NAL
I'm the younger ones the happier.
Ply, The lawyers connected with 4
street railway system of Richmond a
Mr. well cared for in the matter OF fee
tion We regret that Farmville hasn't Ill
oil. system for the benefit Of our loo
: at bar. Not that they are needy b
non that we would love to watch the
spread themselves.
of We have a newborn socialist
100 town and he is ready to discuss
,;no question with you. He starts o
ucl with the proposition that Christ was
oar SOCIALIST, Out ioi Etto 'i@' ''N ~
,i,c when the Christ was on earth dill
widely from the days in which we li'
-, But we are not going to discuss
LAY question preferring to leave il to hi
lean The sale OF tickets at the Norf
ed" and Western depot for the month
-ner June reached the high water mar
bri- The increase IN rates mean much
the company For example 100 TIC
o of cts 10 Lynchburg now mean Si35
iof, stead of $40. What would beco
and of the great corporations but for
old people,
long Mr.. j. H. Young is watching I
inrs new house go up with well nigh
rental interest, and the home with
r,n. four acres adjoining will make TIN