The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-30

but no mention Of the circus as yet
Mr.. swisher. Of Ohio. where he
has been a farmer, vas i'm town on
Saturday and is here looking over
conditions with a view OF locating.
A certain minister was heard to
saw hat 1T takes more than TWO
to make a pair-the contracting
parties and the officiating clergy
man"
Buffalo has been densely muddy
of late. out the town water has
been refreshingly clear. Farm
Vile should teach Richmond the
art.
The Normal supper bell and the
whistle of the engine on the y. d
w. west bound train generally SOUND
at the same moment.
Study the Fair premium list not
~neeleeting The advertisements. II
Won don't find what you want among
them you'll have to send TO Paris
for it.
II was mistake to say that the
81 awarded Mrs. Crute for the larg-
est list of names OF absentees was
donated by the First National Bank.
The authorities of the Fair offer
ed it.
The race track is being put in
good order and is being surrounded
ON the sides by a substantial fence
Hereafter. to see you must pay at
the gateway.
Mr.. G. D. Morget, who works a
/, ~ten-acre farm just west Of the race
track. ON the road u Prospect is
improving the land and raising 2
D fine family of chickens. 1t ism
good that such a man should 1--we
alone"
The work ON West Buffalo goes
S bravelv ON. The grade is beins
b ABUSED. pipes %rearranged and sooi
d the stone will be I'm position. Inc
scene there TO be witnessed Is
busy one.
y Another long train of lumber ar
z rived in Farmville via the Tide"at
OPP and Western. The road is get
ting to be a commanding lumoe
road. and the forests of Cumoei
J land and Powhatan never cry, Who'll
enough
And now that a body OF live busl
ness men have taken the overall pr
he iect i'm hand resurrection ma
await it. Farmyille need only pu
I'd the shoulder to the wheel and IN
p wagon is sure to move.
Mr. Howard, the manager OF Oh
ID Farmville creamery. has secure
IN the presence Of Mr.. Peyton Row
as state Dairy Inspector, for the pu
NJ nose Of giving information and il
us struction TO creamery patrons. NJ
Rowe would be glad to see any /
terested parties.
IT. DR.. Irwin is pleased with b
ds new horse. under the saddle as we
ry. a. in harness. And then the MN
in has sense. even sense enough n
al to get scared at a passing autom
bile. knowing, as he doubtless do'
. that the auto is harmless so 10
ne as it keeps it's distance.
ds The contest hurries to a CLOS
70 and none will regret the falling
,on the curtain as will the Herald sta
ell The light will all go out Of the
for flee and where the flowers We
q wont TO bloom the desert waste "
follow. But when the days OF I
struggle are dead memory will NJ
- them dear.
And the country Inn is to
onened again at the Fair, with n
artistic touches to be given TO
Brunswick stew. AS this ment
Is made its flavor seems to fill
air with fragrance, and the reg
is that some weeks still separ
from this prince among table III
of ries. And those pies! How me
hen ory holds them in tender grasp.
our The Fair banner spans NJ
lies street again. Remember open
the dav. which is to be home-com
He day. If you can give but n
a to the Fair this time let I
lng- he the first day. But four days
bod of the S65 are none too many
ards communing with friends and tou
inc elbows with comrades in