The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-04

We are reminded by another that
the airship is no longer a flight OF
,he imagination
Bad colds ito burn" and yet no
one seems just able to fling them
into the fire.
No matter how it SHOWS or how
cold it gets to be the soda fountains
continue to do business at the old
stand.
Why cannot eight Normal girls
/ be trained for the stage and then
20 out and beat the Vassar girls out
of their boots?
Speech is silver and silence is
golden" Judged by this standard
our representatives in the legisla-
ture are one to sixteen.
The Farmville Cemetery Associa-
ton will hold its regular meeting in
the Council chamber, Tuesday after
noon at half past three o'clock
Miss Blackiston, of the Normal
faculty will spend next session pros
ecuting her studies at one of the
great Universities of the country.
The town mule doesn't seem to be
the least concerned now that he
has opposition in the street cleaning
business. But he is veteran while
others are novices.
We regret that sometimes the
Herald miscarries, or it may be that
the fault is with us. We will be
more careful and feel that the mail
officials will do the rest.
Mr.. d. j. Traylor has started a
Zine furniture wagon in town and is
ready to serve the dear people -
. The horse is a fine one too Farm
Vile is still having the best
We are told that twins never cry
az the same time. but that one is
q polite enough not to interrupt tfe
other while he has the floor This
is entirely heresay testimony, how
, ever
In one of the Philadelphia papers
/ of recent date spring dresses that
{ we're thirty had been marked down
t to eighteen. Now for the summer
e. fall and we may yet get into the
swim.
D DR.. Messenger might describe fol
I the readers of the Herald a Yer
o. how much he has missed Farmvill'
S ow much he has missile Farmvill'
sunshine during the good old win
ter time.
$ There are no blue Mondays" il
S Farmville nowadays, II has gottei
S to be the red letter tobacco sales da
of the week. Last Monday the sount
of the auctioneer's voice was heart
while the sun was making ready TO
bed.
= With the new fire horses aidinI
the mule we may expect scrupuous
, ly clean streets. Can they not b
made to look after the sidewalk
too? In spots at times they are un
slightly.
We don't know how II is elsewher
but we do know that in Farmvill
the young men attend the churche
in good numbers. and when Their
they do bear themselves decorousl
and with reverence.
Mr.. II. Baxter Tuggle left on MOI
day for another extensive souther
trip. These flying representative
of the American Tobacco Compan
= don't mind running down to lamp
any more than some OF us do golh
y over to the Ithia springs.
IN The Pickett home nears compl'
n ton and when finished no one
Farmville need ever fear that tn
supply will be limited. AS long a
IS the spring runs. and it promises
re run as long as the sun shines,
y may drink and be hopeful.
" Would that we could embody
words the peerless charms of las
re Tuesday morning. The naturi
IT world looked like a bride adorne
"a for her husband. Memory alone doe
70 for us that which pen of ready wrl
er nor brush Of earth's most gifte
l. artist can do.
- A citizen of Richmond has brougf
II. suit against the city for cuttin
,r down four of his trees, placing tn
10 damages at three hundred dollar