The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-06-24
Yes. the sun do" shine.

Mr.. A. V. Wade has been in the
larger city markets buying new
goods for the renovated store.
Tie longest day has come and
gone again, and now for less Of
sunshine and soon Christmas again.
The three new business houses
for Third street are well under way.
The second story will be used for
hotel purposes.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will have their lawn party
on the evening of July Sth, in Ine
church yard.
A knight Of the quill is in
debted TO Mr.. web. Richardson for
a basket OF peaches fresh from the
trees of his own garden.
The electric lights have been COM
ing on in good time of late in the
afternoons. Let the good work con-
tinue.
Mrs. Tucker Graham and daughter
will visit in Lexington. while DR..
Graham is on a business trip to
New York.
Mr.. w. P. Richardson aud family
will occupy the Morris home on
High street, now owned by MT
George Carter, of Buckingham.
The grass plot in front Of the
home of Mr.. F. NJ. Bugg is one
of the most attractive in Farmville.
The unbroken sod is preferred even
to ornamental shrub.
Mrs. Frank P. Anderson leaves
this morning for her annual visit
to the old home near Spout Springs,
Appomattox county and will go from
there to visit friends in Lynchburg'
A can OF cream was shipped from
this depot on last Monday to Will
mington. n. c. The impression has
been that all such product could be
utilized at our creamery.
A member of the Herald staff is
indebted to Mr.. Eugene Gill for a
Jumbo" OF cigar. of fine flavor
which entertained him for well
nigh an entire morning.
The Thackston residence looks
lonesome. During the Normal ses-
sion il was the home OF brightness
and good cheer 1t was happy
family circle that gathered there.
Mr.. j. l.. Lancaster has CONVEX
ted his terrace yard into thing
OF real beauty. A little thought
and care and natural obstacles are
all overcome. The Alps give way
before the genius of Napoleon.
The creamery has its head high
I'm mid-air and moving steadily TO
the front. There is room in this
section for more cows. and with
more COWS there will be more work
for the creamery. And this is the
season for saving COW feed for the
winter time. The stack must an
swer where there is no silo.
II you know where you can use
an Industrial Edition Of the Her
aid to advertise, you may get a
eopy at the office. II is doing good
work for Farmville and the sur
rounding country. 1t is Board OF
Trade wide awake and always al
work.
Receipts at the Farmville post
office from April LIST, 1901 to March
s1st 1902. we're s5,52S.75, and
from April 1st, 1903, to March Slst'
1910. were s12,O66.SO. making an
increase of $6,543.O4. That's grow
ing some. and of course Farmville
is entitled to a government building
No new wheat has as yet been
delivered at the Fai mville mills, but
in a few weeks II will be coming in
and we will have new cake bread to
eat. They are now busy grinding
corn. but atlas. all of it IS bought
in Western markets.
Capt. S. w. Paulett is preparing
to go with the old Confederate vet
Grams to Springfield, III to cele-
brate vita the boys who wore the
blue. lie ought to persuade bob
Miller to go with him so as to give
the rebel yell in approved style
This reunion would iriicate that
the war was at last owe:
IT,. 90. ioods Of bricks were IN