The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-06-03


,ecin to put on your best smiles for
commencement is at hand.
The new trap OF Mr.. Eue ne GIL
s a daisy" We do not just know
Is technical name and will not
therefore suggest one. but the daisy
s always beautiful.
The Prince Edward hote. garden
IS looking fine. So much for the
.uggestions Of the Herald. They
always bring forth fruit just as Her
AID ads always produce results.
Mrs. Alice Baskerville, OF Clifton
Forge. visited her daughter at the
Normal on Monday last and then
went on TO Hampden-Sidney where
she is the guest of President era
ham.
Lock about on your land and find
the grease spots and be ready TOT
the lessor when he comes around.
But don't lose your head, for IL
YOU lose that you will be a great
loser even il we do strike 'ile."
With the coming of summer stu
dents look forward to vacation, mer-
chants to six O'Clock closing, preach
ers to union services, bankers to
banquets, pleasure seekers to out
ings. while the farmers face longer
hour. and harder work. And woe
be to the rest OF us if they stop
We noticed an unsightly scrap oil
paper on Main street the other day
resting on the outside of the waste
can. Why not be sure to place all
such safely on the inside? MOI
much more trouble and the results
to be attained are much more salts
factory.
Mr.. Tom Young has installed his
wind mill at his home in East Farm
Vile. and now he is not going tc
mind the weather so the wind blows
He has his own water supply from
his own we'll, and says it has the vir
tues of lithia and Pickett combined
In one.
Invest a few cents in a Herald
want advertisement and get dollars
in return. In the banking world
six per cent. is legal and the limit
but in the world of advertising you
are Justly entitled to all you ma!
make. Try it.
W. are indebted to Mrs Mile
Cralle for a basket of wax cherrie
which grew on the trees o
Mrs. Pich.rd Stokes They were
old friends stepping out of by-gone
delighting by their presence ant
stirring Lemories o. a fallowe
past
Nc are indebted to Mrs. Zeigle
for mess of nice cherries 10
which we beg to express our thanks
and Yet though they Redeemed an
ripei ed in the May time, cAndo
compels us to say they are not tn
MAY cherries" that grew when w
was boys" And yet some folks ar
growing old, and to them the gold
en- age" belongs to by-gone.
Newspapers are being sold on tn
streets Of Farmville now a day
morn, noon and night, but there
but one Farmville Herald and n
other paper that comes from an
other press will take its place or d
it's work. OF course we want III
news of the world, but the news TIT
most concerns us is that Of the mel
door neighbor
The war must be oFer since u
G. A Rs, Of Springfield, Mass, ha'
invited the members of a Confede
ate camp to be their guests on IN
Fourth Of July, and in the inviti
ton particularly requested that the
should wear the gray and brir
their old flags with them. We SUI
gest that Sam" Paulett and Bot
Miller go With them to make &c
4 tain of the genuine rebel yell.
Last Saturday was a busy day
town. The crowd was here and v
hope the sun went down on we
pleased buyers and sellers. In wall
. ing the streets we were impresse
- with the fact that the busiest scene
were enacted in the stores which o.
cupy largest space in the ADVERT
ing columns of the Herald. Fir
get the bargains. then adYerti'