The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-29

And nightly TO the listening earth
Repeats the story Of its birth"
May be we have been having The
long season in May.
-n' April has been as tickle as ever
= and fan occasionally.
The census of ten years ago gave
farmviile 2,47O of population. what
sp this time?
Our new mail service is fine. and
we are indebted to the authorities
in command.
- Pay your poll tax before the eth
Oh May THIS is to be Democratic
=. year IN the State and the Nation.
Our unshod boys have become ac
n customed to the hard payements. an
not much afraid of the rocky places
r sixty cents for as much pure wa
Ter as you can drink for a month
beats II glasses of beer out of sight
West Buffalo street is passable |
nowadays, but should be made so Z
the year round
Inc scar on Main street will G
not remain long unhealed. II isn't i
pleasant to look upon r
Mrs. c. R. Morton is at home Il
again. after a visit to her daughter Il
Mrs. Gooch, of Roanoke.
The new square of the Norfolk CO
and Western needs looking after. a
but the old one is a beauty spot. CT
If you are not willing to stand -
up and dodge the bricks, don't reach
for the bouquets that may be
thrown" ba
The men who make the fair "go" f.
are getting together. A child of the ~
Herald in which it has tender and -
an abiding interest.
If you want to buy things or =,
want to sell things, we again remind -
you to use the want" columns of -.
.he Herald yn'
r Miss Mollie Boaz, of Covesvile, an
Albermarle county, died suddenly on To
Monday evening the 25tb, at the
lone Of her brother, Mr. John Boaz. coi
Mrs. Beckham, with Mrs. Wade. on
eft on the evening train Monday 10 ney
ttend the funeral Of Miss Mollie the
'oaz. Tn,
We met with hat box on one of 'es'
ur squares recently.and at once had c
absadon the walk way to make hav
pom for the monster thing. bar
One load Of tobacco coming into use
'wn nowadays excites about as ana
pcb intarost 90 dia Ofc,
hen the season was a. 49, No., Far
VIII some one kindly tell us o'
hether or not there is any law are
ainst the waving of a virginia liSt
lg over a Virginia school house? uen'
othe
- "@"' "u III 'ne fieraid IS rea'' have
5000 people. Try one and watch goin
r results. And you will not have
wait long w
COW
u "a "iS'eau' Oh hoahoke' spent riety
nday in Farmville He came dave
wn to see his sister, Mrs. Guer- one ,
It, who has been ON the sick list ,-a
Mr.. J. II. Young now claims that enjoy
water from his well is as pure III,
"eail" SWING DIS Is 1Ee NINA or the b.
Pickett. If this statement leads sDd
" a. 'ou"l Us Out o. IT, The @
Is we passed the Whitworth SAM ed by
um on a bright afternoon. sound did o.
cheerful laughter rung out from enrap
wards. and we rejoiced to beliey
even the sick were singing
would seem that the tax payers hot da
ms district are not in favor of have
'ier tax-burdeBs at the present and Il
/ the reception the petition met does
fourth
ne side walk running alongside news
vacant lot of Mr. w. H. Robert nr
needs looking after Something mond
~ Oe uone 10 protect II against to see
alling dirt aho,.
e cold of the recent past did III apo
alertness IN our stem and TO- We hay
ouch to the air which was in Il 20 "
ating and inspiring. Yes. life Tho
nth living. stroo.
e singing of the College boys MI G'
e Opera House on Friday ev- mas bee