The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-05-06

of the State Board of Education re
Gently held in Richmond.
Mr.. R. B. Tuggle returned on last
Saturday from an extensive business
trip through the Southern States.
Mr. w. N. Cunningham has gone
TO 'he State of Illinois where he has
secured a business engagement
Farmers attention. Read what
Hello" has to say to you in this
issue on the subject Of cows.
Our girls who are teaching in
other places are counting the days
whel they will be coming home.
Capt. S. w. Paulett. the "Old
Reb. says he had a good time with
the other Old Rebs at the reunion
m Mobile. Ol course he did.
Mr.. Paul Venable is said to have
an unusually fine crop of lettuce,
ar we are advised that it is selling
at good figures in the city markets.
Mr.. F. w. Herman, representing
the Prince Edward Cigar Company,
is making a successful business tour
of the cities and towns of the State.
There will be a called meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
at the residence of Mrs. Berkeley
on next Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock
Next Sunday evening at the Pres
byterian Church, the pastor will
preach the last in the series of ser
mons to young men, his subject be
ing The Young Man and Christ
Up in the state of Pennsylvania
they are Dragging over a chicken
with three legs, and a Jersey calf
born minus tail, while over in|
Cuml erland. they have four-legged
chicl ems and two-headed calves
Got 'em beat. and beat badly
The SUP shone out good and
strong on last Saturday. and the so
Ia fountains took on new life; and
Main street had OF its regular Sat
lrday air That there was much
buying and selling was evident, and
rom the smiling faces everybody |
ound bargains. Great is Saturday
n Farmville's history.
The back-to-fhe-farm movement, !
which has been inaugursted in the
,ity of ST. Louis. has started the
printing presses of Baltimore on
louble quick time to advertise the
arm lands Of Maryland. Those of
'outhside Virginia are better still,
nd now let the printing presses Of
he Herald get busy too advertising
hem And the Herald stands ready
o contribute its full share of the ex
ense 10 be iincnrred.
The residence of Mr.. Fulton Noel
5 being built on the corner of Vir-
inia and 9TH streets. Most of the
DTS on that important avenue have
cen utilized and the residences are
enerally most attractive. That of
Ir. J. Ashby Armistead has been
nished, and is of commanding APP
The job presses of the Herald
I'VE been busy to the brim" of
tie, but if you had dropped in with
'ur order eves during those busy
'urs, you would not have been
.pt waiting With the latest and
st of mechanical devices, we can
me near doing two things at one =
d the same time. and doing both =
I'll. y
One of the most literary of the m
MS of Farmyille. who now makes
5 home in another State. wrote
Gently. renewing his subscription.
d added. Il cant afford to lose r
issue of the Herald" Commenda- c.
II like that carries with it splen- @
compliment, and kindles new
Ibition for better service. y
The Shriners from Richmond win al
lch Farmville on the $50 train IN
S afternoon, viii be met N the gs
pot by the band, and a very cor
] welcome awaits them. The in
alton of new members viii take
ce this evening, This is a So nm
organization Of commanding na- sv
nal influence, and our hope is Pr
e The local brotherhood VII grow D
! flourish. o.,
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