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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24

It is understood that the people of
Henrico will. as a rule. oppose the ex-
tension of the corporate limits of the
City. They are not likely to go before the
Council! committee, but will make thaI-.
fight in the Legislature when the Gues-
ton comes up there. Chairman Waller
stein has not as yet called his commit
tee together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24

Mr.. Charles II. Phillips. the City Treas
urer, has had posted conspicuolsly in the
City Hall the list of persons w,o arc
delinquent in the payment of taxes. The
property described will be sold at public
auction in November unless the taxes arc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24
BELL COMP ANY
PAYS ITS TAXES
Gives City Check for Right TO Do
Business Here,
PROPERTY OFFERED FOR SALE
Treasurer Will Sell Out Many Delinquent
Tax Payers in Observation-Disclosures
OF City Limits-cIty
Hall Notes.
PROPERTY OFFERED FOR SALE

The Southern Bell Telephone Company
atives. walked into City Collector Frank
w. Cunningham's office and offered it's
check for S4,0o0 in payment of the city
license taxes for the last five years
Annually the company has offered to
pay the $500. but as 1t had no franchise
to do business here Captain Cunningham
declined to accept the check. Yesterday.
however. he piled over himself to re-
ceive the check, the company now having
q good standing here.
There are pole and other back taxes
due that will be paid at the proper time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
8ennaro & &c.,

Hr. 102, St=9erinstOn=Strabe.
(272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
Gapitan Gartrrs rGrIparniGc. "

G6icagp, 25. September. - Die
8unbe5bebDroen 6aben in @rfa6rung
gebra9t, DaB 100000, ipel9e einen
She'll Der bon GupitGn S6erlin 80.
Garter unteri9lagenen Regierungsgelz
Der bilben iolen, Der betanntli6 flint
Sabre 3u9t6uus in Sort Qeapenport9
berbIbt, fiir3lt3 aus 6ieiigen Depot
torien na9 elmer Ditli9en Stabt gez
fanbt porben feien, unb 8eamte bes
@e9eimbieni ties ba6en ii9 i4on an Srt
unb SteQe begeben, I'm bas @elb 3u
be79lagnabmen. grit in poriger
Mp4e fanben Die 8unbe8be60rDen in
einem @i9erbeitsgen6lbe in 9untingz
ton, W.z8a., 100000 in 8uar unb in
8ertbpapieren auf, unb imSult purbe
8runbbeiiB i'm @ert6e BON $4,000,
pel8en Garter auf einen 8ruOer unb
einen O6eim ii6ertragen bate, bur3
@inIebung zines 3pangsOerpalters
nit 8eI6lag belegt. $50 Die ertDd6nz
ten 100000 ii4 gegenpdrtig befinz
ben, tptrb mod ni6t 6etdnnt gegeben,
aber Marion @rpin, Der Spe5ialzQiz
iiitent bes @enerdldntpdltes, tpel4er
6ier6er getommen mar, I'm Elm Ser
fa6ren CUR 6erausgdbe bes @elbes gez
gen GrzGapitGn Garter an5uitrengen,
1T pl0bli9 abgereiIt, I'm ii4 na4 benz
8erblei6e Der bebeutenben Summe
um3uIe6en, ipeI4e nod Bis Dor Sur
aem bier beppnirt mar. 8unOesz0iz
itrtftsantpult 8et6ea unb Der 6ieiige
&eceiDer in Der Sa4e, 80. 8. 0bitz
neD, ernarten, baB bic berI3fpunbenen
Sonbs in&ur3em fdmmtli4 aufgefunz
Den fetn perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29

geI9Gften bpn Neuem She'll. 8eiterr
fanbte er einen &eprdI Ientanten our
SnIpettion Der Giienbabnftrede ab,
auf ipel9er Der 9pf Bis 2utdo9ofp
retfen pirb. 9pn ba tperben Wdgen
unb SGnften CUR @ertpenbung fonts
men, um Die 8aiferin @itttpe, ben
&aifer unb ibr 9efolge nG4 benz
nor6peItli9en Shore bon gefing az
bringen. 81 Sung Gbdng ertlGrt, Der
9of tperbe am 9ineiif4en gfeutabts=
tage, i'm WlGr3, anfpmmen.
Die 8aIernen fir ettpd Die 9alfte
Der Qeute, tpel9e bic @tfenbahn 5fpta
i9en Peting unb Sien Sim bepd3en
fplIen, tperben ni9t por @intrttt bes
Winters fertig tperben. Die @ngldnz
Der erri6ten permanente befeittgte
@ebGube. Die 9euti9en, tpel9e d9t
Mann CUR Wahe iteaen, tperben tra9z
bare 9ebdube baben.
Me6r uls 1000 brittf9e Sruppen
6uben ubermals 8efe6l erbqlten, na1
Snbien auf3ubre6en, aber Die nOtbtgen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perben ni4t
por benz %. Sftober CUR 8erfiigung
1teben. @eneral Greagf mD9te iebp9
Die Strettma9t bier bebdlten, unb es
lit pubrTdetnli6, baB Der Marf4be'
febl 5uriidgenommen Deroen tptrb.
8tGI 9inefif9e 8riegsz
hi $3.50 n n .
Sbanqbai, %. Sept. - China
6at bon 3uBlano cine Saufofferte fir
Acknowledgements, bas aus bret
f6nellen &reu3ern, bier Sorpebobootz
3erft0rern unb etntgen brttttlaiiigen
&reu3ern beitebt, erbalt,n unb 3eigt
ni4t libel 2uit, auf ben 6anbel ein3uz
geben. Der bafiir gebptene Preis bes
trGgt flint Miuipnen Gtubel unb foGG
BON Der an HuBlano 5lt entrt9tenben
&riegstoiten @nti4dbigung abge5o>
gen perDen.
Neueiter 5umanitGt3=
0ufel.
Yuris, 81. Sept. - Gin eigenz
artiges S9aufpiel ion am nG9fen
SOnntag in 8abonne bor ii6 geben.
9prt pirb ndmli9 elm Sttergefe9t
abge6alten, BEL pel4em auf anregung
bes Sportent6uiiaiten Wtpniieur
0euti9, befelben, Der ben 2ufH4tfz
ferpreis fir bic llmie9elung bes Gifz
felt6urmes nit bem nlenfbaren" SUIT
i4iff ausgeieBt bat, an Steqe bes be-
rittenen vptccabpre" einStiertdmpfer
auf etnem Autpmobil In Die 4rena
treten, ober ri4tiger geiagt, in Der
2lrena 6erumiauien i'm. Dor Dem
Nutumo6il tpirb, nimmt man an, iez
Der, au6 Der ptlbeite unb mut6ig1te
Stier Die 5lu6t ergreifen unb baz
bur6 baS gruuitgeS3auipiel, ipie Der
Stier Dem Our9 bic 2lugenbinOe gez
blenbeten PferO be5 n4}iccaOOre" nit
Ieinen IpiBen 90rnern ZEN Baud aufz
f6libt, 10 DaB Die @ingepeibe 6erauss
bGngen, permietben nerben unO baS
Stiergefe9t fomtt nmeni9li9er," but
maner nerben. 8ereits bat man in
Der Grena in 8aponne bas 5ur 9era
ipenbung tommenoe Qutomobil pro-
birt, unb Die befelben unIiAtig gez
ipprbenen Stiere raiten, tpie BON 6uz
rien geita6elt, in nilOer 6lu6t in Der
Qrena berum; gum 2(ngrifF auf baSz
fel6e paren ite ni6t gu brtngen. !0r.
0eutf6 bofft, nit OieIer geuerung
Dem Stiertampf audi in Puris, 2Onz
bon unO ben iibrigen europdif4eu
Stdbten Gingang unb 9ulbung gu
berihdffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
&emlu DOD>YQrf.

g8snn sic 2anb b { i'm q er 8u tanfen min
idsn ioqten Sic mad Genipoob=9art tommsn, mo
Sic einen Ider itr tpeniqe er @elo tau=
fen f6nnsn, als Der 9rcis BON Sur6bnittszEauz
pla5tn, uno sipar inter le d. en- Seb NJ
Qungsn. 24 q ade iiir MIR $500. @runb=
ftide in beinabe alien grDBen uno perbdltnibmGbig
biuig. Seine 9scnuung inncrbalb enQgc3o9ener
9rtn3en, fonbsrn re d Ii d 9fas E r ba
pabre 9or f upt 2ebe - q art n,
ST, @eflie.I, Sub unb 9ferb nit
alien GrforOsrnifen. Seiunb, bod uno troden,
NIT rcinemg9aiier S6atten, n b r seS IL
ern qrunb in freisr 3 /, unD be-
quem fir DC. fSabreelO nit elefrii6em geaggOn
mad reeno cincm 9beils Der Stabt. 3ommt beuz
te, Sonntao bsrdus. geuubt bic nit r8eluir=
8oab" be,d9nsten 8apitraBen= WueQons bis sur
gluc=gta=a apenue Seams pcrocr an SOnntaesn
ans babe stunoen am 6alttpuntte Der 8aggOns
dutpeieup iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
Nerifanijhe GGuhcr.

guebIo, Mer., %. Sept. = Sn
Der 6acienDa be Ia Soipa i'm Staate
pueblo eri4ienen 8duber, beren elmer
bem Gigent6iimer 2aitiri cine 9ugel
in ben unterlei6 jagte. 2aitirt i9oB
bierauf ben Mann tobt, bert6eibigte
ii9 nit ieinem 8ebolber gegen Die
Iebrigen, big iein Sobn auf oer8ilbz
fld9e eri6ien unb bier Der Rdu6er
nieperf9oB, tporauf bic anoeren8anz
bitten floben. @enbarmen iu9en ieBt
Die 9eaeno nah linen a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
GermiIdte trIsarapbiid)e Sebei6en.

- Die Supreme Gourt of@rrors"
BON Connecticut bat einen neuen Proz
seB fir 9eorge gang angeOronet, Der
i'm Sommer 1899 feinen Sugeno<
freunb 9eorge 9Oring, ben er unter
perbG9tigen ltmitGnben in @eIeGlz
f6aft feiner, GANGS. Srau untruf, in
9igbpooo eri4ofen- bat.
= 9ur4 Die 5unten elmer 2ptoz
motibe Der ~Ren@gorf. Neipz9apen
&c 9urtforo>8abn" purbe in plBz
mouth, Mtafi., oas (yigentbum Der
vpl1moutb gorbdge Co." IN 8ranb
geieBt, unD Elm ungebeures Eager
baus, nit 1000 8allen Manila@9anf
i'm Mertbe bon $25 prp 8dlen, ipuroe
elm aaub Der 6lammel14
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
Gin 3nabe erif)ieBt iid).

Situsbi11e, pa., %. Sept. =
9arrD &nOerfOn, Der 16>jd6rigeSo6n
BON u, 9. QnberIon, eine5 an Siioz
gerrDzStraBe tpobnbuften 8iirgers,
bat beute Morgen bur4 einen S6uB
in's 6er5 SelbitmorO begungen. Der
&nabe, tpel9er in einemS9nittpaa=
rengeThGFte als @ertdufer angeiteat
mar, gait algemein al5 bus 0tuiter
zines gllten Sungen. Deber bic Ga
tern, nod feline Sreunoe tOnnen ii9
Die Shdt erfldrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
0affrr Qrters arfiarben,

Siffin, g., 28. Sept. = paitor
Or. So6n u. Peters, Der PrGiibent
Der .6eiDelberger llniDeriitdt, itarb
beute i'm @lter Don SO Sabren an Der
2unssnentaiin0ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
Seffdmentspol olIffreders<9etfGuf n
efneS Vianinos.
C ,so 7toa To- hrIf fiIr e,ffYe

6iinffise SeIesenbeit fir etnen WniIfer.
Gin prd6tiqss oroBes g8n. @enstanlp & Sobn
9anino nit elsgantcm iraus6fibcn @alnnb=@es
bduie, polc liz Setapen, oYei Saiten uno a1su
@efcaung gum 9reiic BON $500 fir cine pOblb'z
fannie 6anile in pteier Staot angefertiQt tprp
Jest bon benz Observation-Disclosures an einen io=
fortgsn &dufcr fir MIR 1925 oertauft, NIT Giu=
i6luB BON Stubl, Scde unO Sarautie. Rab3u=
fra9en bel
X. eers & Spbn,
(272-9 Gr. Z, IOrO=Gbarles= =Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
SIR SEnnn nm gEnEcr.

@6oron, ga, %. Gept.-ltnterz
baG6 Wbeatlanb funoen 3pei 2eute
am 5luBufer Elm 9aar S4u6e, elm
9emb, einen 9ut unD Elm 9aar @uz
genglGIer, AUDI ent0edte man SUP
fpuren, Die gum @ufer binabfii6rten.
Sn benz Sod Fanben it6 Elm an Sfadc
Sp6nIton abrefirtes @ouOert unb elm
Mb3ei9en bes Sob 9Oitens Der g..
u. H. por. Die qoli3ei6ebDrben
gIuu6en, buB Der @igent1iimer Der
Sa9en in 0oungstODn, g., 3u9auIe
mar unb Selbtmorb beaing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29

Saltintpre.Cb bio. g abn-S iiIletin.
$3.50 ppu Baltimore nadb Cumberland uno
surHf, am Sonntae, ben 6. Gttpber. Ser
Gpc3ial,ug perldbt ben Gamoen=SubnboF nm
llbr 9ormittag5.
$1.OO pom Baltimore mad, Sarper's Serrp nno
surid, am Sonntaq, BEN g. Gftpbtr. Ser
Gps3ial3ue perldbt ben Gambeu=Sobnbof nm
1lbr Ycrnftags. (2l2-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-29
Sd6orsSpCeuut.

Saaf uno 2Dgen,immer, nslfduoiq r.nobirt
stttrii1.s 9iGt cut psntilirt, ftben stre;ntn uHs
2Oasn iir 8trqnasunstH uHS B;riammIanqtn jur
Striieuns. Qdb.rts b.m Sant0r i'm @ebdust,
9r. 1ol1, Q :SaItim0rts Strabe.
(auela, ,6@, S&S>
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
IBERIS.

Rev. r. L. Bentley preached a power
ful mission sermon last Sunday at White
Marsh.
The Committee on Improvement ap-
pointed at last Quarterly Conference of
Lancaster charge has arranged to put
about S125 improvements on the Ian.
caster parsonage.
Mrs. Aulphin, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. b. Simmonds. re-
turned to her home at Hot Springs this
week. Her mother, Mrs. S. b. Robinson,
accompanied her as far as Richmond.
Frank Dix and sisters, Misses Pearl
and Hanna, of White Stone; Miss Lila
McKenney, of Miskimon, and Miss Ber-
tie Webb, of Brookvale. spent several
days last week at the home of Mrs. Geo.
r. Mckinney.
Misses Cora and Maggie Webb, of
Brookvale, spent few days this week
here with Miss Lummy McKenney.
.. Nj. Hazard gave few of his
friends big oyster roast Monday night.
Wilbur Douglass, who has been visit
ing his father near Brookvale, returned
Tuesday TO his home in Baltimore.
William M. Brandenburg, the popular
miller at Ramps 81 Carriers Mills, left
Tuesday via Baltimore for his home in
Sykesville, Nd, where he will be mar
ried on the 10Th.
Robert Payne (coloredl lost a horse
last week said to be about 81 years old.
Mrs. Frank Beane, of Monaskon, is
spending this week with her mother
Mrs. Thomas p. Towles, near here.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Marriage license has been issued In
Washington to Robert III. Hale and
Martha V. Scott, of westmoreland coun-
ty,,Va.
Messrs. o. ID. Marston, T. Jerome
Downing, U. II. Bray, w. L. Walker and
Ernest Wright, of the travelling frster-
nifty, were on steamer Monday en- route
10 Baltimore.
Capt. A. j. Morse, of Accomac, well
known in menhaden fishing circles, has
been engaged all year In operating the
plant at Myron, Va. (near washington),
which converts the garbage of that city
into fertilizer.
In announcing the wedding of Miss
orpha 5. lieadley. of Northumberland,
the press gave the name of the bride.
groom as Nc. Frederick i. Merritt. of
st. Louis. Ii should have been Fred.
erick BurdetIe Merrill, of. Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill viii be lat home"
1920 Wrichtwood avenue, Chicago, H.,
after October 10Th.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
sMITHER-CURRELL NUPTIALs.
One OF the Prettiest Marriages
Ever Witnessed In Lancaster.

Kilmarnock Baptist church was
thronged with people at 2;SO yesterday
afternoon TO witness the marriage OF
Miss Mary Susie Uurrell, daughter of
VIM. Z. Currell, Esq, of Fleets Bay
Neck, to Mr.. Thomas Oscar Smithcr, a
prominent merchant of Kilmarnock.
Many friends of the popular couple
had assembled the day before (wednes-
day. and decorated the church In man
ner seldom seen In the country, numer-
Gus arches being placed for the bridal
party to pass under as we'll as elaborate
floral decorations around the pillars
and pulpit.
The organ was bank 4 roses while
behind it was Mrs. DIR. ii. 3. Treakle,
OF White Stone, who presided in her
usual graceful manner, the music being
turned by Miss Emma Flippo costumed
in garnet with white silk trimmings.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party entered as follows while the
organ pealed forth the sweet strains of
LoheDgrin's march:
a.
while Willie E. Smither proceeded up the
right; following Mr.. Cox came Misses
Leolyn Bonner and Gussie Smither, the
former cosIumed in green cloth and
white satin trimmings and Miss Smither
in garnet with velvet and white applique,
Messrs. Ferd Eubank and Henry Chase
proceeding up opposite aisle; following
Misses Bonner and Smither were Misses
Linda Flippo and Maude Crowder, Miss
Flippo being robed in brown with light
blue crepe de chene and ecrue applique
and Miss Crowder in garnet with white
satin and white applique, while Messrs
}. Oscar Cameron and Z. P. Williams
proceeded up right aisle; after Misses
Flippo and Crowder came the Maid of
Honor, Miss Bette Currell sister to the
bride, costumed in mode with panne
velvet and pink crepe de chene trimmin gs
and carrying pink La France roses,
while following her came a vision of
loneliness in the person of the bride,
Miss Mary Susie Currell, on the arm of
her father, VIM. Z. Currell, Esq. Words
fail US to describe the costume of the
bride but we will come as near to Il as
possible: 1t was handsome costume of
castor with panne velvet, cream crepe de
chenc and chiffon applique trimmings,
while the hat was beautiful combina-
ton of psnue velvet with white ostrich
plume. The bride was met at the altar
by the groom Mr.. Thomas Oscar Smither,
who entered from the front of the church
with his brother, Mr.. Collin Smither, as
best man. While the organ softly sent
forth the strains of thine Own" Rev.
F. w. Claybrook pronounced the words
which made them man and wife, after
which they went out to the joyous notes
of Mendelssohn's march.
The bridal party proceeded at once to
the Irvington Beach Hotel, where Mr..
and Mrs. t. o. Smither took steamer
for Baltimore aud other points.
Both bride and groom are exceedingly
popular and have the best wishes of a
host of friends for a long and happy
voyage over the matrimonial seas.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
Richmond County.
PEARSON'S ISLAND.

1t is with profound sorrow that
We announce the death of Miss
Lizzie Scrimger, which occurred at
her home at "Wilna" on September
26th. The community deeply SYM
pathize with the family in their sad
affection.
Messrs. Il. Jerome Downing aud
L. K. Hale, travelling salesmen of
Baltimore, spent Saturday and Sun.
day at their homes near here.
We are glad to report that Thomas
Sandy, who has been sick for some
time, is rapidly improving and is
able to be up again.
Mrs. N. E. Reynolds, of Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Ware,
of Wares Wharf, is visiting relatives
and friends in this neighborhood.
= Miss Addie Veasey is teaching
private school in the family of N.
q. Oakley.
The Sion House public school will
commence next Monday with Miss
Lille Garland as teacher.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
WEEMS.

The bridal couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Archi.
bald Crozier, Of Wilmington, Del, are
visiting the families OF Lawson George,
Mrs. Cross and Nal. Dodson.
School opened here last Monday week
with a very good attendance. The
students are much pleased with their
new teacher, o. w. Addiction, of Saluda.
Mrs. Lawson Winstead and daughter,
Miss Daisy, are on the sick list.
l.. L. Buck Is at Bellows & Squires
engaged in a difficult piece of construc.
ton.
j. Oscar Cameron returned from Bal.
timore last Saturday.
Rev. III. l.. Walton will preach here on
next Sunday.
Those on the sick list at this writ
ing are Mrs. s. Norris, Miss George
Hoffman, Mrs. 4. G. Cross aud Miss
Edith Buck.
The large dwelling of Lawson George
Is nearing completion. THE GOAT.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
PEARLS FROM THE SHELLS.

Miss Gertrude Coleman left Thursday
Tor Western Virginia, where she has ac-
cepted the position as principalin a large
graded school-Caroline Corr. Free
Lance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Tapscott aud
children, of Lancaster, have been visiting
relatives in this locality. They returned
home last Thursday. Misses Corrie
and Alice Stiff and Miss Lucye Hart
have returned from trip to Lancaster.
They report fine time. Miss Ada
Walker left Saturday for upper Lam
caster county where she will teach school
the present session. Her sister, Mrs.
Marion Lee, of Florida, who is visiting
in Urbanna, accompanied Miss Ada and
will spend week over there.-lSouthside
Sentinel
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11

When the Weems steamer recently
landed 1SS sheep at Millenbeck eleven of
them were found to be dead from over
crow ding and were thrown overheard.
One of them washed ashore near Millen-
beck, after being in the water some
hours, and was noticed by some of the
citizens. The next morning the mutton
came staggering up the hill, was driven
TO the pen with the others and is now
doing finely.
Three of the flock had developed
aquatic tendencies. firing OF the field
they were in they took To the river.
One swan TO Millenbeck wharf. An
other was picked up by man in a canoe
two miles up the Corrotoman river, but
was too far gone TO survive. The third
one swan around Towles Point aud up
the Rappahannock river, a distance of
probably three miles, where lie was
picked up by another boa,msn and re-
turned TO the farm
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
JoTTINes FROM RICHMOND co

OUTINGS FROM RICHMOND CO.
Our nominee Is John M. Lyell-
Aud we are wearing happy smile
When we think OF our standard bearer,
Who is well equipped ana in fine
Richmond county is in fine trim.
Lewis, Lee and Lancaster help To win,
For we all are behind an honest man.
We must succeed; beat US who cany
The nomination of j. NJ. Lyell is
one that meets with the earnest ap.
prevail of all in the county. He is
a man of honor, worth, intelligence
and capacity and it will be hard to
find a weak spot in the armor of the
champion of the united Democracy
of the two counties.
Austin Sydnor, of the B. & o.
railroad, Baltimore, is with his
brother, Milton, for few days.
Mrs. Rains, the wife of our popu-
lar county clerk, is now much i'm
proved and we have hopes that she
will soon be about to look after her
affairs and gladden. the hearts of
those who have the pleasure of being
associated with her.
Last week in Orange county Julian
l.. Bryan departed this life aud went
into the Great Beyond. His father
was chaplain in the United States
army during the Mexican war and
now lives in Cambridge, Md, acting
as pastor for an Episcopal church.
There is a large family and this is
the first death in it. Mr.. Bryan was
son-in-law to our esteemed DR.. r.
d. Pratt and was employed in a
responsible capacity by Mccormick
Machine Co. He had been married
but a short time and was high
toned gentleman of fine character
and business ability. He was buried
III Cambridge.
The, school at Fred Settles, under
the intelligent management of Miss
Omohundro, is largely attended and
filling much-needed position in the
vicinity. Her scholars progress rap
idly and show even in the short time
the school has been opened the aux-
ious and careful attention of the
teacher.
Local option petitions are being
circulated, but the best way to do is
as your scribe has done, 1. O., swear
off and under no circumstances touch
the vile stuff. Then the saloon will
go for want of patronage, for it is
the moderate drinker who supports
the bar-room. A bar-room that had
to depend on the regular "soaks"
would soon be closed or in the hands
of creditors.
So let all the good Christians be like Lee.
Joined to the army of "drys" and let
the "wets" be.
Little Douglass Northup had
new "wheel" given her as birth
day present by her Uncle Joe and
she has become quite proficient in
it's use.
III. l.. Warner reports having
shelled quart of corn from one ear
and that there were many such ears
on his field.
You see the head Is Hoge-called Hog
Who is In a political and business fog.
He courted Democratic lass,
But travels now on Republican pass;
And no one can ever tell
When this party he will sell.
So say We all in FARNHAM.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
It Happened i'm n Drur Store.

"one day last winter n lady came to my
drug store and asked for brand OF cough
medicine that did not have in stock" says
Dir. Z. X. q audia, tho popular druggist OF
ontario, N. Y. "She was disappointed and
wanted TO know wat cough preparation I
could recommend I said to her that could
freely recommend chan berlains Cough
Remedy and that she could take bottle of
the remedy and after giving Il a fair trial IL
she dill not find IL worth the money TO bring
back the bottle aud would refund the price
paid. In the course OF a day or two the lady
came back I'm company with a friend in need
OF cough medicine and advised her TO buy a
bottle OF Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. I
consider that "a very good Recommendation
for the remedy" 1t Is for sale by Mrs. II. ].
Willing & Co, Irvipgtou: Geo. Saunders.
White stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11
MILLENBECK.

Mrs. Corrie Chiffon has been visiting
Mrs. John Tapscott.
Miss Mary Gresham, who has had a
long siege of IL. still continues sick.
Public school has not begun yet owing
to the new school house not being fin
ished. Miss Gazelle Hundley, the teach
er, is here and hopes to get into the
school-house next week.
w. Med. Lee and family, among
whom were Mis-. n. Y. Lee and Mrs. w y.
j. Newbill, spent the day here Saturday.
They took straw ride to Ottoman 10
visit Mrs. George Cottingham and Mrs.
X. L. Eubank.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-10-11


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