The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-21


And then. from grief and pain. be lost
A lot Of q sh. and when
He'd lost a score f pounds or more.
She took him back again
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gill are
with us again. just back from At
lanta.
We referred i'm last weeks Herald
to a certain letter and then forgot
to publish it, You viii find il in
this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown occupy a
portion of the house of DR.. stone,
and are enjoying the comforts of
Housekeeping
Mr.. Horace Richardson has GER
tain tying-post for his horse on
Mair street and woe be to the man
who bitches to that post.
Don't go to the polls on the 25th
empty-handed. Take a friend with
you. Remember that it is more
than the fight of an individual.
Mrs. Barnett. of Knoxville, Tenn,
was recent visitor to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Bliss.in the home
of Mr.. +. Louis Paulett
DR.. Stone. who some time since
prepared a work on some branch
of mathematics. has recently been
honored by international recognition
Of the work.
4 vote for Judge Watkins means
. vote for Farmville's best inter
ests and none of us have personal
grievance with the town Gin which
we live and where we make our liv-
ing.
Have you seen the new fire en-
CINE horses? They are beauties. if
we may use the term in connection
with animals so big and strong. No
trouble now about getting up hill
with the fire fighting machines.
Petersburg has long enjoyed the
honor and the practical advantages
of having one of its citizens in
Congress. and now Farmville has
the opportunity of enjoying like
honor and like advantages. Let's
seize it with both hands.
Our Sunday Schools are now en-
cayei in tie study Of the life Of the
Christ Join some class and learn
of the only perfect Christian that
ever lived on this old earth of ours
If YOU desire an ideal you can find
a hope you can be thrilled with it,
Mr.. Pickett makes the announce
ment that his spring ID in full flo"
and that no one need feel concern
that it will ever run dry. The sup
5'y will be equal TO the demand, an'
the demand increases with the com
ing and going days. Cheer. bro
Tiers, cheer.
The name of Mrs. A. G Chaplain
often appears in the society columns
OF the Washington papers as hos
tess. and we know full we'll that sh'
is giving Southside Virginia flavo
10 the social functions over which
she presides. and that's feature
that must add new charm to the 50
cial circles of the great city.
The Knights of the Road are will
MS now a-days in goodly numbers
and we will receive them courteous
". deal with them kindly. and bu!
from them when they have bargain
10 offer. Whether they sell or no
they paw their hotel bills and so al
yays leave some ready cash with us
And no more agreeable people come
within our gates.
Mr.. +. b. Meyer, of Richmond
spent Friday and Saturday in tn
Herald office and left Monday 70
Arvonia where he will be associated
with the James River Clarion. Mr.
Meyer is one of the most accomplish
ed printers it has ever been GU
privilege to know. and we wish hin
we'll in the little city so near TIT
James.
Mr.. r. S. Rice flatters himsel
that he has the finest butter con
tract of any householder in town
Fol nine years the same party ha
furnished him four pounds of but
ter each week. and during thos
years missed delivering but twice OF
time and the high water prevented