The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-11-18

Read carefully the ordinances 10
be found elsewhere in this issue
Of the Herald. and having read be
careful to heed.
Mrs. McGeachy and children. Of
Lenoire, S. c.. are guests in the
home of Rev. w. E. Hill. Mrs.
McGeachy is a sister of Mrs. Hill.
The worldwide week of prayer is
being observed by the Normal Y.
W. C. A, and interesting services
are being held each evening at $50.
Sergeant F. w. Hubbard and Clerk
Horace Adams went to Richmond on
Tuesday to take in Ben Hur. And
they were prudent enough to Sc
cure seats before going.
The soldier boys of Virginia are
to get more pay from the general
z vernment. OF course the Farm
Vile Guard Will share in the raise
These AppOmattox hunters, who
during an afternoons hunt brought
down three gobblers. the aggregate
weight being 65 pounds, made judi
C. Gus use Of powder and shot.
Tie pastor of the Presbyterian
Church has had his first bird hunt
in Virginia and scored good aGccess.
The breakfast Of next morning bad
a game-charm about il.
Mr.. w. w. Jackson has install
ed a furnace in his town home, and
has nothing to do in the cold Of
the morning but to shake. add more
coal and let her go.
The Herald with the linotype at
command can devote four days OF
each week to job printing. Let us
have your orders, and they will
be finished while you wait
The new sidewalk in front Of
the Baldwin property on High St.,
is one of the best in town. Farm
Vile should enlarge her borders
take in other houses and give them
town conveniences and comforts.
Remember the Episcopal bazaar
for this evening at the Armory.
There will be a special cigar stand,
the fragrant smokers having been
donated by Dir. r. 3. Tuggle, repre-
senting the American Tobacco Co.
Something should be done with
the Booker Jackson property, cor
ner Main and High streets. Some
ruins are invested with an air OF
the sacred, but they don't look well
on the main streets Of live town.
Don't forget Dec. 9Th, when as
voter in Farmville you will be
asked to register your verdict as to
the propriety of buying the sewer
system. The general opinion is
that all public utilities should be
owned by cities. big and little.
On last Saturday at Richmond,
the Hampden-Sidney boys went
down in defeat before the powess
of Randolph Macon. but they went
down with colors flying Nothing
daunted they will try again. They
didn't run away and are living to
fight again another day.
What's the attraction at Farm
Vile anyway? There is nothing
there but the Greek restaurant and
the Normal. "--Hampden-Sidney Ma
gazine. The writer Of the above
must have mixed the dispensary
with the restaurant and lost clear
ness Of vision.
Miss Mamie Amos, a student at
the Normal. goes to her home In
Cumberland each Friday evening
and returning on Monday never for
gets to bring a Cumberland "Mollie
Cotton Tail" fat and fine, to the
writer The courtesy is thoughtful
and beautiful.
Farmers should look well to their
ice ponds unless they prefer to buy
the summer luxury in the Farmville
market. Some of them say it is
cheaper TO buy from the factory.
and if so they may be assured that
their wants VIII be fully met And
If YOU run short on eggs Farmyille
stands ready to meet the demand
too.
The Herald is indebted TO Miss
Bush for a copy Of the Hartford F..
Courrant which tells OF a Connect
cut apple tree one limb Of which .