The Farmville herald. [volume], February 26, 1909, Image 1

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THE FARMVILLE HERALD
HONOK FOR THE PAHT, HKLP FOR l*HE PRESENT, HOPE FOR THE FI'TITRE
FARMVILLE, VA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2< \,
SHES SI FARWVILLE
m.'lim Pounds nf Tnh.icr.o
idled This lease*.
an in*
?
s, and this
daily into t1
ited that ab
bright l
14
7.50
:
if.IO.J.13.00
non
.1
t
P?iv as .ou lio."
stand how it is
roduce int il life
-vtt* maxim, "pay
If this had heen done
been
ir cities, nor corporations
or civilization itself advan
?nate.
i, .. ne cn I I
? build
?
ount*
?
.ind Efjqs.
?
tia.
'; ol Mrs. Wilkerson.
\. Wilkerson died
plai e on last Friday,
came to her on her
i though she had long
?'?mt thf end came
ried on Sunday after
being
3 C. Hatcher.
Church, and Kev. M.
Baptist Church.
were: T. C. John
:.'!. W. N. !
H. E. Steger and
uv iv cd b)
co Wetters.
? ? ? nu ream i with
.. ' i WO!
-
Kepert.
?
_- i
IH[ "PRIZING HOUSE.
We
? inlay and
surpri
ii spur to
plume, from cellar to
iring the
e of them do it
with remarkable quickness, the
looms were crowded, drying space all
rs hard at it.
piled high and fifty hogsheads ready
tor export.
The farmers in charge of this ven?
ture an- the leading and
farmers of this section of Virginia and
did not enter upon the new tn;
counting the cost. We never
stand in tl ? ol large bulks
not wonder that
the weed should ever have
thought of as worthy of cultivation
and care, hut when we light the old
pipe again wc are disposed tc say oj
sing:
"And when tin- smoke ascends on
lush
Then thou beholds'! the vanity,
Of worldly stuff,
Gone with a puff.
Thus think and smoke tobacco.
And sent the ashes cast away.
Then to thyself thou mays't say,
Not to dust.
? .rn you must,
-.ink and smoke toba
Lights (lilt.
ville were gettinj their
-t Sunday
eveniiv trie lights weni out
ami ii ? d supreme for
? mi'. Nothing discoui
h the
darkni -nt that the
would
-
'
?
?
1-riijrilKniMl Back.
' i shin.-, ari
lefl the h'
: in Ihe Northern
i hack and sought refuge in the
And now
nting the mild winter and
the < arty coming of
thunder storms and a continuation of
them during the long summer tim.
This lady has no fear of wind nor
storm minus lightning, and has heen
known to mn: tain rare courage dur*
shock of an earthquake, hut
wilts at the first flash and the first
roar The ' . r life has
heen to overcomi I hut has
fled from every field of conflict con?
fessing signal dis- She
? warmest sympathii
me in
?
?
banded
I
?
i
? ?
(TALER
- foi did- ,
en, hiv
,o com mun In cold weather. Loukfoi ;
?ii*, on ihi- i-ottle. i ontaina
- Bold I j
>rug ' ?
FIRST VIEW OF THE
PICKETT SPRING.
On .
delightful dinner in tl
C. P. Pickett went with him I
sprint:, the ;
now being sung
women.
n is picturesque and
The crystal clear wal bubb?
ling up from a bed of rock, I
lected in a capacioua tub and co?
ed through a pipe a few feel where it
is collected in ti which
stand ready to receive, t! i
being 7.'> gallons an hour. The
cutta tuh. which form I rthe
water, has now been me six
and yet is as free from di
of any kind as though it had heen mi
duty for a day only. Thi
emphatic demo: |
lute purity of I
carved out the nestling spot, or maybe
we should say the spouting spot for
fountain of health." and then
surrounded it with graceful hilltops
upon which w..- expert some day Xi}
see hands..- and in ti?
tre of the group S palatial hotel. Vir
ginia offers tm more attractive tights
And by the wa) the spring is in much
touch of us than we hai
thought.
from it to the macadam road fron.
Karmville to Hampden-Sidnej
touching it al the old Watkins
This makes it from Farmvilli
four and a I drive
at any season of the year. While we
stom! al t! ? ind dranl.
I
filled in quick
in waiting
I and fi ;
PrnminiMit Visitors tn Town.
.a
and Ml
'
Hiim|irii!n-Si(lne\ InteraetMate.
?
"What happened to Jones" her
title, v
in the Seminary building, after which
?
Kessnich's |orch< Richmond
furnished the music. The foll
<_'ir!s were tl
is Richardson, M
Irving Lancaster, of Richmond:
den, of Roanoke; Lee Jordan, i
Murray, Kinma Staples, Virginia
" ittie Lee Compton, of the Nor?
mal School: Hattie Bugg, Mildred
Richardson, Elizabeth Richardson.
Hattie Cox and Alice Burgess, ol"
Karmville.
liliriltMl (Int.
Thi entire plant of the Richmond
Evening Journal wa--consumed hy fin
early last Monday inornirier. hut thro'
the paper
appean il in the aft
ivorthy contemi
will s: md out ot
'
throve Tuesday.
I.a-i Tuesday ?
Tuesday.
11 u a- : .rn- 'nary in
?
? hell
- ?
rnii Prices For fetacce.
Attention. Farnifirsf!
?
.?I.-.-o i i
adjoining couutie* ai the fourth
ny i:7th at ll A. M. I Iii- lt
Bounty inti Urtu day and M r.
C. I . 1 ? l-l;??-- Hie in- ?
I I et "< irua 'i/atio:: and ?
..-operation. ' All tanners are nfc d
?id. K. I. ll.'M.' H .KT, |
tel. lft-21 < 'hallinan.
Herald and Wi
IIC FARMERS' MEETING HELD
IN BHE.ILIE.
cultural mei '
by Dr. S. A. Knapp and J. P. Camp
hell, of Washington, who
n Work. " '
I
ly.
? n work
?. among them being J. :
liam. Farmville; i G Bagley, Ken- (
N. I'. Neblett, Qrandy; John '
J. Olive!'. Allen's Level; J. I. I
Chatham; K. S. Fan
B. I'. Not-fleet. M. A Jones, -1
ville; KV. H. Doiin. Mt Laurel; Dr ?
i R mei. Rustburg. J. B.
Vaughan, KeysviDe; W. I> LeSI
geon, Karmville; Major .1. W. Klno-l.
Appomattox W. H. Blanton, Powha?
tan:!'. II Simpson, Powhatan; S. P.
Spain. Church Roads; R. II. (
hell. Burkeville. and J. A. Si i
ifield.
Uent. '
Better ??'? at
the stat.- Fair wen- exhibited. Pro
Campbell detailed thi
? in ind perl
Light and draft
cow- were shown, and good and had
explained by Dr, Ferneyhough,
State veterinarian.
Dr. Frazier, of the State Si
talked on "Rural Agricultural
Mornis vs letey.
Mr. E T. Bondurant g
graphic description of a spirited
? ently took
'?'.
In defending ti
?
lin M. D.,
nt at
well about i
so. "hi
him." It i
The l.reainm.
The share* for tbe Creamery bs
all leen subsctibed and contracts
thc sui.-,-rilier- will hold B
meeting this afternoon m the court?
house for tbs purpose ol electing an
immittee t<> procure a
cite and act In the interest of the *uil>
scrlbersasa building committee un?
til the plant is completed and ready
for operation, when a permanent or?
ganization will lie perfected bj I
ponting and electing reiruhtr ofl
The high standing and business
qualifications of the men who
???d themselves In the mattel
should ix- a guarantee of ita i i
from the start. A site will be p roc ur.
ed at once, and tin- company's boss
carpenter will ie on the ground to
commence the erection of the plant to (
ration ,
within thc next I liv i, I
Notici! tad tartfefly.
ill kindly '
send them in hy
i
i
? me, a eu I
that a
-tuliliorn ? .
I r yeal-. Sly We.K'>* ra:;
ilth coniph
17s i.
Ilellilli
J While A
I
tl
Nov. I'll tell yer fair? a
luhs." i
?I
edt*
?d the other. "Ru: what are ti ?
.' in -le field ?
ketch yer
in' when j 'im
'
Il GLIMPSE DF BYGGNE.
? ?
charm and beai
\unt "Bi
pied prominent place in the
I we
with thia queen of the kitchen
that the introduction of the ?
vanished from the land the only per
toking ever known
? ld Aunt ' 'Iles-' ' wa
:his that until tin- day of her death she
continued to bend over the
[tandie the pots in front of a wide
rom which she i
? the burning coals and into
mid with conti*
trust the corn meal ii
I'lir- loaf, the heat biscuit, tl
.-try, the baked
the turkey browned on the spit.
the barbecued lamb
ime from this perfecting fm
ire all gone, and gone forever. When
raid veterans meet and talk over such
?d glory they drop a tear and
n into tin- future grateful that
I with digestive ma
conditions
and ready fm- cook stove innovations, ?
Nor did we forget the hoys and giris
who brightened and blessed hy .
nor tin- fathers and moth?
's and example living
benedictions, nor the sermon
from the old pulpits, nor the
ir the "fish stories," nor
urting
iris.
Thanks fi | half hour.
Call again. The latch strim: '
the oui side.
Thu Services Mosed.
lill of
Rev.
II M. !
, Welcome Letter.
d en
? end my sub
.ld for ai
I heartily congratulate you on
tin- splendid paper which you ai'
issuing. You are doing a publii
vice which will he rewarded by incal?
culable |
My work moves on beautifully.
Congregationa an- great. Then- were
liver :HMI in Sunday-school yesterday.
The average Sunday-school collei tion
is about 118 per Sunday. Our offer*
the Mission Hoards durinf
went beyond 13,000. Forty-three
new members have heen received
since we came in .lune. Thc work is
in beautiful shape and we are happy.
With very beat wishes, I am. as
Fraternally Yours,
R. A MACFARLAND.
Another Request.
We would I"- glad to have brief
:ommui farm
manufacturers and
.linville ai
n the Hei
Let the world
know v
Ami
?
. is.
[uudred Dollars
I? . .! I i". I '.
beney (cr the let
elly honorable in all
oui any obligations i
rm.
\\ aldina;, Kilman a- Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ().
Hall's i atarrh < un- i- taken intern
uly, acting directly upon the Mood
mil mucous surfaces of the system.
e-iimniials sent free. I'riee Tc per
.ottie. Sold by all Druggist
lake Hail- Family Pill-f..r const!
iat (on.
A small ra when he i
portunity.
BUD OP HE MEETING.
Interesting Reports From l.ninmittees.
The Craser) IJnestion.
? hich
met in Richmond
?hich
I it. and antici]
How.
Martin gave as
Fair next fall.
The Creamery, how<
subject of absorbing li I
discus.-ed at length and vigorously.
and
en with u
time working up interest in I
?
tahlished here, and th
-aloof 15,800 of the stock and their
begin work at om ?
the matter to conclusion. They
1 to furnish a cou
plant and a capable man to manage it
Thia pr. :
tion was reported favorably bj I
committee having the matter m
and the Hoard adopted am:
Mr. Warr,
partment df the Norfolk and Wi
Railroad Company, wa- pr
having heen accorded the privile
or, said the plant could v
stalled fm- the sum of ?2, ; ?
?
thi Board decided that as M.
Bancroft had
ind money to creal
in the project and wen
the plant at an early dav. v
.ced to do -o. The
to which we ha,
gentlei
summate what they i
?
That it will i
Ile and the sutTOUl
?
milk.
Dur
*
about Farmville
for an army of marni!
and 0
work. la-t them come and find a
('lad and cordial welcome.
Training School N'ens.
The Training School children were
very much disappointed Monday morn?
ing when they came to school and
found that they wen- not going to have
holiday on George Washington's birth?
day.
The drinking fountains that
placed in all parts of the luiildirv
fall are now in use. They are very
convenient to the school, hut at
ent water tastes very much like paint,
.int of the new pipes.
Louise Bondurant, a pupil i I
Sixth Grade, wi- absent from
two days last week mi a visit to her
grandparents.
Lillie Pillow, a pup::
Gradi
count ol
de Honor !
n th-- H-r..ld ?-??
?
?
? iat did not
I
ll
*
MARTHA FOSTER
Dried bal
?
hut mond malign growtA hal
disturbed.
Turkey i N a_nd
shoe polish.