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Transit Foreman Wounded.

Richard Lloyd foreman Of the Transit Com
pany's sheds at Delnsr and De Balivisrs ave
nues was seriously cut by Joseph Groves an
evening. Groves inflicted two wounds. one In
the left breast and another in the thigh The
cut In the breast Is regarded Is serious.
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S 4 cablexraua yesterday from NJ II. Nc
liilhn q 81. Louis, who Il 1ee4ns an ex-
De6Iffpn through A6Y1g1ria. Sf9xeS tnat ne
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Driver Fan. Benesth w.xop.

The overturning of a wagon threw George
Phillips. the driver. to the street at TWEEN
tieth and Locust streets and severely
bruised him. about noon yesterday The
team became unmanageable and turned the
corner so sharply that the wagon was
thrown on its side. At the City Hospital
it was said that Phillips condition is not
serious
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FRISCO SYsTK

v alIey park Accommodation ;.
valley Park Accommodation !.
Pacific Accommodation .......
Texas and Kansas Matl-Fof
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is. Dallas, Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage, Joplin
ana wichita ...:............
Pacific Accommodation .......
VALLEY Park Accommodates
Meteor = For eprinxneld. Car.
thage, Joplin. Wichita. VIM
sss: Un'.p Dallas. Fort
worth, waco and Brownwood
Valley Park Accommodation. :.
Waller Park ACCOMMODATION >.
pacific Accommodation $4,000.
Pacifio Accommodation .:.....
Texaa and Kansas Limited
SpriuSfield. EUREKA SpringAt
F6Yt Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Grcenville, Ennis, Corylcana.
Houston, Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop.
In. wichita. Burton and
western Express-For spring
field. vinitA. DeniSCu- Sher.
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Joplin ...................-
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Blocmfield. Mo-. Aug. 17.-Mr L. r Elrod ana
Miss Mande Georgc both Of Dexter. were mar
Is cashier for the Miller & Carter store Com.
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subseraptions RourinG In.

REPuBIIc SPECIAL
Paducah, KY, Aug. r.-Subscfiptions for
the Kentucky exhibit at the Worlds Fair
has been raised and SIS, go is expected.
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Massachusetts has been compelled to ap-
ply for double the original space requested
by her in the various exhibit palaces. Sec
rotary James d. Perkins Of the State Com.
mission reports that he has had wonderful
success In securing exhibits.
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m sur~ns. (,Aicaro Display

William g. Ward, Field Commissioner for.
Mines and Aeta1luE1ys hna xstukned op4
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IT. louis SlERCHANTs' BRIDG
1MLMAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
n. LOuIS-PEORIA LINE.
Gee C.. p. q 81. L.p
SOUTHERN HALLWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOUTSvIIL EJNES

ST. LOUIs-LOUIsvIILE LINES.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Princeton. Louisville. Lexinx-
ton and Way stations CHAT
tanooga. Rome. stsanta. Nat
tocn and points IN the South
Mount Vernon Accommodation 4s;G pm $40 an
Princeton Louisville, LexinG-
ton and way stations Knox
vile. Asheville. ChattanooGa. 4
Rome, Atlanta. Augusta. - s s
Charleseon. Macon and an ~
points IN Florida and the
Southeast ..............-...--..1osoS pm S:0 am
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTEAN.
GLOVER LEAF RoCTE)
Train. Depart. Arrive
Toledo. Bumalo and New
Eastern Express - I1iinniS m
Hama and Ohio po'nfs....... T:0 am So pul
Charleston Accommodation -. ISL pm 10:0 am
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
IT. LOUIS TIME.

Arrivals ana Departures Of Trains 1t
Union Staten.
sDaily.
fpaily except Sunday.
3Sunday only.
IExcept Monday.
ftSaturday only
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ZIG FOUD
LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER, BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND {

LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. boston
AND CHEsAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express. ........
New York and Boston Limited.
Knickerbocker Snecial : New
York BOSTON. Washington.
dation ..........................
datiou ;...-.:.......:...:....::.
Boston. New York Cincinnati,
PhiisdeiSSis . s....lno.. ana
Cincinned. DAYTON. Springfield,
Fast Express. ....:..............
AltonLLeayes s1e:O g. m. II
q: Arrives 'S:0o 2. m. H:S p.
BURLINGTON R0UTE-Vl
rM
Aannlo1 u. Z 81 j.
0I1t.. Suincy. Aeokuk ana
Local 70 Hannibal .............
For Quincy and Keokuk......
sI T 81 s raai MinnSepoitA Va
Wise@sin :....;:..:;.......;;..
L. ovrHnSton-NotkneI IL
liz SptSs hor AanAS
N.Y. Sk y0cepn. Motk4wess
Neprasna. black H1lle Wyo-
lne. Hontane, Wosnin8toa,
6aget sound. fortand ana
Oeos. ...'..:.......sss. :
Twin City Expfe1s Tor 81
rfaus. Alnneapo1ly ana Aowe.
Tns Neeraska Colos1do *
utan and PACING Coast. Wa
might Northern Express,'1 for
81 pa,tl MinneGunltS land
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CHICAGO, PEORIA An
r p = 4T

COTTON BEI
ST. LOUIS soUrHwEsrEl
Train.
(via Bismarck and DeltAl.
krksnfas and Texas FeSe Man
(yia bismarck and Deltal..
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Ne gss!1 i!!.ne.: E. pr n,s.s1;s
pis and SprinRaeld. ..:........
srringfield Accommodation
Chica9o Diamond 6peciat......'
anYinGield Accommodation
SoUtheFn LII
Fast Mail = Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis, Jackson. Tenn-
NeV Orleans and Texns TX
press, Nashville. Atlanta and
New Orleans Special = Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. ;,
Accomlmodation-N urphysboro.
Marion and esir9 e;;:.,s -:
Marion and Crea1 SprinxA.
srarta and Chestef..........,
New Orieanz LIMITED = Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie F!yer-Nash-
Vile, Atlanta and jackson
1tYyo
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Iron NOUNTA1N

Train va !. ,n,,. D.0.ss Ar-.-.
F1ff worth and Ahilene.-..-. s3:os am tn m
Delta Columbus and Cairo
rs ssprfp6 BAY E1pis;; :. pSiias, =" " pa
Fort worth Austjn. Han An.
soffo Houston and Galveston AN pm s3sio I'm
Texsa. MEXICO and California -
erecial = Hot SpfinGM Afks
Dnllas Fort Worth, II 11oo.
I0s AngeleA, GaIvsstoA. San
Antonio and LAREDO. 9Z IN I:fe am
FOURTH STREET AID GAouTEAU AyENUE
pe s,to snd Hfsnsruk Ae- :. :. -
eommodsii0n IL - ss1o am
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
)HIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
T:4 am f50 pm
SO am ~ pun
u:ss noon s:x pm
f4:n pm s:M am
a:a pm .........
1l:oo pm 1a am
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HON STATION.
Depart. Anivs.
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81, =. az >.
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Train
New Orleans. Mobile. Merfd-
ian. jackson. Cairo, MUIR
Daysooro. Sparta, all points
south and Southeast
New Orleans. Mobile, Merid-
ian, Montgomery, Atlanta,
Jack1on, Cairo. all points
~ Florida and the South and
Goutheast
Anrphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
CHICAGO TrafuA.

l., b. Z ST. L. RI. (Hend
Train.
Fast MaiI-owensboro. Glover
port. Louisville and the East.
Eastern ExpreeS- OwenSboro,
Cloverport. louisville and
tho East
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$50 am NSs pm
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Depart Arrive
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J WESTERN.
/ p Depart An4v.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21

Messrs. William Oliver, of Philadel-
phia, Carroll Oliver, of Mathews county
aud Hazel Carlisle, OF Norfolk, are visit
ing their relative, Mrs. Jas. Lokey.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
IBERIS.

Robert Coleman, who had been spend
ing some time with his sister, Mrs. Susan
Miller, returned last week to his home in
Fairfelds.
X. b. Mitchell and Miss Gertie Beane,
OF Lively, were last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. l.. o. Towles.
Mrs. Il. b. Became and little daughter
arrived last Saturday from Baltimore to
visit at Mrs. Beane's parental home.
Thos. ID. Brown returned last week
from Accomac county, where he had been
prospecting for some time and thinks OF
moving there in the fall
W. w. Peirce has sold his farm and ex-
poets to move to Norfolk in the fall.
The canning factories at Moran, Merry
Point and Ottoman started to work last
week. Saturdays steamer brought down
sixty-three Bohemians to work in these
factories.
Miss Russell, secretary of the ChiIdren's
Rescue Society, of Richmond, came up on
Norfolk boat last week and brought two
little orphan girls and secured them
homes-one with Mrs. William Sloan,
near Brookvale, and one with Mrs. Hurst,
near Brouns Store. Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
POLITICAL NOTICE.

To the Democratic voters Of the House Leg
fslatire District Of the Counties Of Rich.
nsond and Lancaster
Pursuant to the Democratic plan
Of party organization notice is here
by given that q primary election
will be held at each of the regular
voting places of the counties Of Rich
mond and Lancaster, on Wednesday,
the 7th day of October, 1903, for the
purpose Of electing Democratic
candidate for the House of Delegates
from said counties TO be voted for at
the ensuing November election. Tie
polls will be opened at each of the
said voting places at s O. m. and
close at sunset on the day aforesaid,
the judges and clerks conducting
said primary elections to be appoint
ed by the respective county commit
tees. All parties to become oandi-
dates are required to give notice
thereof in writing at least twenty
days before the said 9TH day of Octo-
Der 1908, to the undersigned county
chairmen.
y. w. CHM, JR,
Chairman Richmond Co.
II. y. NORRIS, JR.,
Chairman Lancaster Go.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
ANTI-RAPP.

We regret TO learn the little daughter
Of Mrs. Wallace Buchsn died last Sun
day, and was buried Tuesday in White
Stone cemetery.
The new Wesley church opened Sun
day with nice little congregation num-
bering II pupils.
Capt. j. A. Robertson is on the sick
list this week.
Q. Orville Hammock, Of Reedville, was
pleasant caller In Anti-Rspp this week.
j. L. Robertson was In Millenbeck
and visited Kirkland Grove Sunday.
A. F. Hughlett, of Baltimore, was a
pleasant caller among us.
Our roads are being put in good con.
dition this week, and we feel grateful.
The good old summer season 10 almost
ended. Many pleasant visitors have
been here who will soon return to their
duties In Baltimore
OCEAN WAVE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER

The following touching episode
has come within our ken:
One evening during the recent and
still protracted illness of ex-Judge
Edwin Broun, of Northumberland his
little granddaughter, Harriet, the
pet of the household, approached the
aged patrisrch's bedside and softly
asked if he were going to have
prayer. The watchers at the bedside
told the little two-year old tot that
grandpa was too sick 70 hold the
evening prayers For q moment she
pondered the matter, and then as
quietly as q mouse took her tiny
rocker, and putting it beside the
old arm chair Of the invalid, knels
down and for q few moments en-.
gagged in silent prayer. She then
arose. and quietly kissing the silent
watchers good night went of to her
mothers room. The scene was very
affecting and the pious household
cannot help believing the unuttered
prayers of this little angel ere being
answered in the improved condition
OF both the aged parents of this
household of Israel.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
FISHERMAN.

Mrs. Bundlon, Of Baltimore, is spend
Ing awhile with Mrs. :. NJ. Ingram.
Mrs. q. Z. Daniker and daughter, To.
dis, Of Baltimore, are the guests Of G. w
Meekins, Mrs. w. g. Foxwell and others
Mrs. s. Z. Yerby. OF Baltimore, Is visit.
ing friends here.
Martha Self and daughter are here
spending two weeks with relatives.
Glad to hear L. A. Sanders, Emely
Meekins and Mrs. w. G. Foxwell are
out again. L. A. Sanders has been quite
sick.
The Odd Fellows had q jolly time
Monday night eating ice cream. Many
were present.
Pleased to see the overseer working
on our roads.
Mics Hearld, OF Baltimore. Is visiting
Mrs. 7. NJ. Rev.
Fish trappers are not doing much. l..
G. George starts out this week buck dart
ing.
W. H. James has returned from Bal
timore.
The Misses Boyd expectto return to Bal
timore this week. They have had q good
time and are good fishermen, SD they say.
w. j. Fitcbett, representing the w. j.
Hooper Mfg. Co, Is spending awhile
here.
Sail-gesr fishermen have been doing
well for the last two weeks.
Let US have large turnout next Mon
day at the Odd Fellows hall. Something
doing aud big time. JACK.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
POINT FRANCIS.

Among the late arrivals st Poin,
Francis are Mr.. and Mrs. Mac. Harr!ng.
ton and daughter. DIR. II. NJ. Lever
Miss Laura v. Francis, Miss Fan Davis
Miss Bertha Richardson, j. Sumner
Francis.
A most pleasant and enjoyable Pro-
gressive Euchre Party was give here
last Saturday night. There were
twenty players. The prizes were won by
the following: Mrs. w. F. Washburn
Mrs. @. w. lIeizell. Mrs. /. ii. Francis,
Mrs. w, ID. Plat, Miss Nellie Francis,
aud j. w. Mathews. AT the conclusion OF
the game delightful refreshments were
served.
Mrs. John f. Hancock and daughter
Miss Leah, of Baltimore, who have been
the guests at Point Francis, returned
home this week.
Ga board of the launch Jno. q. owned
oy G. w. He,zell, a sscred concert was
held Sunday afternoon. II was led by
Mrs. John w. Mathews and Mrs. Alex
McIlvaiu.
hr. AMI Ms. j. Wilson Brown, jr.,
have returned home after q short stay
here. Mrs. Brown was formerly Mise F.
David. very popular Philadelphia belle.
Messrs. ]. III Francis and J. w.
Mathews led the coiillion Friday even
ing at this place.
The engagement has been announced
Miss Laura Virginia Francis to DR.. Irwin
May Wertz, both OF Baltimore. After
the wedding, which will take place early
In November, they will leave for India
to commence work among the heather.
DR.. weriz is now studying abroad.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
MERRY POINT

Derrickson & Jeifries' two canneries al
Merry Point and Ottoman ARE In opera.
ton.
Miss Belle and Willie and Lee Todsey
and Mr.. Carney, of Gwynn's Island, were
pleasant visitors OF the Misses Farley
and Farley Bros last week.
Mrs. Farley and daughters are visiting
relatives on Gwynn's Island this week.
Many people from this vicinity attend.
ed protFacted meeting at Currotoman
Baptist church last week
Robert White (colored) is very III with
dropsy.
Master Benny Sullivan, OF Talleytown,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Pruett.
Davy sebra Ia conducting the hotel AT
Merry Point to accommodate Derrickson
and Jeffries' canning factory hands.
Farley Bros have been doing a good
mercantile business this summer.
Hon SPoRrER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
BOER.

Miss Sadie Thomas, of Baltimore Is
visiting Mrs. A. s. Mitchell.
Most of our young people attended the
camps.
Lloyd Snesd, of Heathsville, visited
his father last week.
Capt. Snead had the misfortune TO fall
In boat and dlslocate his arm. We
hope he will be we'll soon.
Miss Annie Thomas Is quite unwell at
this writing.
Miss Mary Gregg returned home after
9 three weeks stay in Mathews, where
she visited the Rev. w. l.. Ware and
family. She reports very pleasant trip.
j. T. Brilliant also visited 10 Mathews
recently.
Miss Oracle Gray and brother visited
the home OF their cousin, Mise Lou Gray,
last week.
Mrs. East and daughter, Gertrude,
visited the formers brother at weems
recently.
Jno. w. Brilliant is very much indls-
posed. A.B.C.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
KILMARNOCK.

The annual meeting Of the Chesapeake
Agricultural Association will be held
here on Thursday of next week. August
9Th. Dinner will be served at Cox's
Hotel.
The Masonic fraternity Is out today In
full blast
The ten-yesr-old son of Capt. Jno.
Sears, OF Bluff Poiut, had his leg broken
in two places by falling off fence Tues
day.
Mrs. Kittie Noblett, OF Irvington, is at
Cox's Hotel for a short visit.
Jas. p. Cieary's merry go-round Is in
full blast here, and is attracting interest
among the children.
w. L. Cox has been doing considerable
patching on the roads In this vicinity.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
WEEMS.

Rev. j. W. Rosebro, ID. d., President of
fredericksburg College, will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Communion SER
vices will also be observed at the morn
ing service. The pastor, Rev. III. l.. Wal
ton, who has been spending the summer
at Cold Springs, Va, will also be here
this week.
W. A. Cameron is on n visit to Kinsale,
Va, stopping with his parents and look
ing around his old home.
s. T. Norris, our village blacksmith,
was in Baltimore this wesk buying sup
plies for his business,
John Hoffman has purchased the bug
eye Mary Virginia, and is overhauling
her at the railway. The bugeye VIM. s.
McMaster is on the railway for ten days
to have a thorough drying.
Gasoline yacht Gray Hound with her
owner and family. DIR. NJ. Roughder.
bough, of Washington, d. c., is at the
railway repairing her wheel, which was
carried away during her trip up the
bay. Blacksmith Norris made a new
one.
VIM. Thompson is having lumber
planned at the shipyard to build an oyster
skiif.
+. C. Cross has nearly completed an
oyster-shucking house which he will
open this season, with Spencer George in
charge.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Guild will hold at the residence of Mrs
L. I. Buck next Friday evening the 2sth
Mrs. John II. Winstead and daughter
Miss Carrie, of Baltimore, are visiting a,
the home OF Lawson Winstead near here
Mr.. Winstead returned to baltimore al
ter being here day or so.
Miss Laura winstead returned last
week from visit to King & Queer
county. Coon.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
AFRO.AMERICAN NOTES.

Mrs. Bette Gray, Of Northumberland,
Miss May Fauntleroy, Mrs. s. j. Newman
and Miss Clara Smith, of Millenbeck,
and Miss Kate Boyd, of Heathsville, who
have been attending Teachers Normal
at Hampton, returned last week; as also
did students A. G.. Waddy and s. L.
Gray.
j. Allen Williams is a delegate to
Grand Fountain, True Reformers to
meet in Washington, d. C, next month.
Revs. Burley and VIM assisted Pastor
Tucker In his revival services at nj.
Vernon aud Sharon churches recently.
Large congregations and good collec.
tions were had.
p. w. Warrington was In Baltimore
and Washington recently.
Miss Matilda Holmes returned TO IT.
vington Tuesday after weeks stay In
Essex. her native country.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
LANCASTER COURT.

The beautiful weather OF Monday kept
the farmers and truckers to the field, and
the attendance on court was quite small.
Judge Ewell did not arrive until noon
on account Of indisposition. The Judge
is under the doctors care and had to ad-
iourn court on Monday night, but he ex-
poets to resume Friday today, at which
time some liquor cases and other matters
will be taken up. Only routine matters
were disposed of during Mondays pro-
ceedings.
W. II. Jesse, C. W. Hamill, w. A..
Saunders, l.. NJ. Flippo,. w. N. Cundiff, p.
Eilskov, r. w. Chiffon. r. s. Marsh and
r. b. Mitchell were sworn as special
grand jury. They brought in indictment
against w. o. Harding for unlawful
shooting.
Everard Chase was appointed registrar
in White Stone district, vice j. b. Cralle,
resigned.
F. G. Newhill qualified as administra.
tor on the estate of Fred L. Wagner, de-
ceased.
w. Med. Lee qualified under recommis-
sion as notary public.
w. +. Hathaway qualified as admins
traitor for JAS. E. Sanders, ST., deceased.
Spencer Wormley (eolored) was relieved
from state and county eapitation tax on
account of physical disability.
Several reports and settlements were
made and ordered to lie for exeep-
tons. Among them were w. A. Eubank
as guardian Of Harry Chase; J.. F. Bel
lows as guardian of Clifford Tole,nan,
and James A. Chowning sheriff and ad-
ministrator for JOS. Mayo, deceased.
LIST OF DEEDS, ETc.,
Admitted to record during and since
July term Lancaster County court:
Agreement between C. III. MeNeal and
j. p. McNeal.
Deed from ii. l. Spriggs, ct al, to b.
II. b. Hubbard, jr., for tract of land in
White Stone district.
Deed from F.. T.. II. and Jas. 4th Kelley
to Jno. Beane for tract of land In White
Stone district.
Trust deed from Lucius Williams and
wife to WE. Hathaway ON tract of land
in White Chapel district.
Lease from j. III. Wiley to j. E. Wiley
OF real estate in Irvington.
Gift deed from Emanuel Chinn and wife
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21

Jas. White, for three or four years a
resident of the village, returned last
Sunday night from Mathews, where he
had captured bride, Miss Matte Oliver.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
WHITE STONE.

Milton Parry and NJ. Felsenberg, of
Baltimore, are stopping at j. r. Ingram's.
The latter has purchased piece of prop
erty near a.. w. James store, at freak
les, and expects to build q summer re-
sort In the near future.
Capt. w. 4. Simmons has another
child very Ill with malarial fever.
Mrs. DR.. Treakle and little Lucy and
Miss Ruby Spriggs are visiting relatives
At Rustburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Van Lii and son,
Rolling Road, Md. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Enos Mercer.
Miss Lula Schillinger. OF Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Bessie Gunther.
Letters just received here state that
Miss Gertrude Griffin, of Norfolk, who
was so severely injured in the runaway
accident recently, Is now up and walking
about. her mind, however, Is not yet
perfectly clear as to incidents Of the day
or of he;errible mishap. She cannot re-
call events at Wharton Grove that Sun
day and nothing whatever OF the ride
and accident.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
THE VIRGINIA CTlzEN iRvIhe1OE

to Emily Campbell for tract Of land il
White Stone district.
Trust deed from Eddie Taylor to III. 8
Gresham on tract Of land In White Chapel
Trust deed from +. G. Rust and wife &c
ii. s. Gresham on tract Of land In Man
tua district.
Deed from g. VI. Gresham, trustee. Ia
Willie Lewis for tract OF land in Mantua
Trust deed from Willie Lewis to III. s
Gresham ON tract Of land in Mantua.
Deed from Jas. J. Carney and wife To
Nelson Henderson for tract of land in
Mantua district.
Plot of above tract of land.
Deed from II. ii. Hayden and others 70
VIC. Beane, sr., and w. G. Beane. jr., for
tract OF land in Mantua district.
Deed from X. o. Norris, trustee. to
Lucius Williams for tract Of land in Man.
tua district.
Deed from Lucius Williams and wife to
Esther Norris for tract OF land in Maptua.
Trust deed from c. A. and l.. Smith ca
w. +. Hathaway on tract of land in
White Stone district.
Trust deed from Edw'd J. Taylor to
w. +. Hathaway on tract Of land in
White Stone district
Trust deed from Jas. w. Gresham tn
w. Il. Hathaway on tract of land in
White Stone district.
Trust deed from Thos Smith and wife
TO w. T.. Hathaway on tract OF land in
White Chapel district.
Deed from w. w. Coates to Gilbert
Bundy for tract of land in Mantua.
Trust deed from Gilbert Bundy to Har-
vey s. Gresham on tract of land in Man.
tua district.
Deed from w. w. reire and wife to j.
u. Whitaker for tract OF land in Mantue.
Deed from NJ. j. Edwards to p. NJ. Ed
wards for tract Of land in White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21
CAUGHT ON THE FLY,

Don't forget the excursion to Norfolk
Monday night next given by the Wom-
ans Monument Association of Tsppa-
hammock.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Bethel. on the Lancaster Circuit, Satur-
day and Sunday next. The official
board are urged to be present. Pro-
tracted services will be held at Bethel
during next week, there being two SER
vices on Sunday, none on Monday, but
two on each day thereafter. The pastor,
Rev r. 4. Bentley, will be assisted by
the Rev. r. o. Payne, Of Wheaton.