The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-28

Jackson have been recent Visltofs I'D
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Johnson, of Richmond
DR.. Thomas Armistead, OF Roa-
noke. came down on last Sunday to
visit his mother who is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Ann Burmeister and her
daughter. Wilhelmina, of Dresden
Germany, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Scott.
Miss Guerrant. of Christiansburg,
visited in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Armistead. and has now
gone to Florida for the winter Mrs.
John Guerrant and the children
went with her
Mr.. Horace Richardson says we
did him great injustice i'm saying he
was anything of monopolist even of
a hitching-post We beg pardon. He
believes i'm open field and free
for-all fight
On the next return of the anniver-
sary of General Lees birthday.
Farmville must observe it i'm appro-
pirate manner To quit work Tor a
day and give the hours TO the study
of such character would give an up
lift to life.
Road conditions on West Buffalo
street are appalling We will not
say disgraceful for We would not
give offense to any one. 1t is the
one stain resting upon our sidewalk
or roadway system.
The Prince Edward and Westoyer
are fortunate in the living repre-
sentative who walks our streets
> and moves i'm and out among our
people If Mine Host Chick does
not feed on the fat of the land then
I his sign is misleading. And of course
he feeds his boarders as we'll as he
d does himself
There is so much tobacco coming
into Farmville that there isn't room
within our gates to hold it, and Mr.
: f. l.. Norris has rented the cannerS
= building north Of the river to store
r his purchases. May be there vii
be a North Farmville In the by anc
z by.
e One OF our young friends had the
ie iaundice and was told by the doc
is tor TO drink freely OF lemonade. AM
S. lust because the doctor prescribed
NJ il he took up the idea it was medi
io cine and at once lost all taste for
~ At picnic his habit had been t
"a imbibe vigorously from morn I'll
M night.
Ore of the happiest little girls w
a. have met with for many day, W
,o saw on last Saturday. The nigh
.a before she went to see the moyin
b, pictures. attended candy stew an
81 enioyed dance. all on the same eN
ming. And the next morning sf
was as fresh as a lark and as spari
~ ling as running brook.
os SIR. Wellman, the merchant ia
-. ,or has gone to Roanoke to opC
up another house, but this don
mean that he will discontinue bus
ness in Farmville. He has done we
nal here and will continue to do we
to All men do we'll whether they spt
N their names W-e-l-l-m-a-n- or n
'ti- who advertise as he does.
Col. r. T. HUBBARD still tai
railroad" but is not as hopeful
we we would have him. For ma
wn wears he has been earnestly engag
is i'm untiring efforts TO unite Buckir
ant ham TO Farmville by rails of ste
i'm. and has deserved and should ha
i'm. won success. But he is never gol
lcs. to say. die"
"p The new normalites are snul
'c'- housed in the home OF Judge HUI
'o'- lev and that of Judge Watkins,
re- r. b. Cralle and others as attr
tive. comfortable and upliiti
hia- When the institution is crowded
nu- its capacity Farmville is ready
goes open wide the doors to its homes
Oh If you are in search Of barga
lor all you have to do is study the
ION vertising columns of the Herald
learn just where to find thu
we Don't go stumbling in the d
the with the hope of locating a pr