Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-07

| james is Still SICK, winch preventeu Mrs.
James from protrscting her visit.
| Some visitors seen here recently:
Misses Ida Powell and Ray Dunton, p.
Eilskov, Lorenzo Bellows, Capt. G. p.
Squires, Capt. J. +. Bellows, Henry
Myers, .. w. Hughlett. Jno. l.. Hugh
lett, Willie Longworth, @. D. Howe,h,
Judge j. g. Ewell, II. .. Towles, II. T.
Towles, A. S. Hardy, George Bussells,
Nj. s. Striugfellow, Jno. A. Palmer, 0. B.
Abbott.
LOST-On Wharton Grove Camp
ground on Sunday morning, August end,
! 1903, between and . O'clock, between
the hotel and Mr.. Ashburn's boarding
tent, $45 00-two $50 co bills (gold certifi-
cates) and one So 90 greenback-$45 90
all told. Above was In an old envelope.
Finder will be literally rewarded If re-
turned TO
Mrs. s. A. RADCLIFFE, Comorn, VS..
TO many inquiries the CITIZEN desires
to say that Mr.. Hines, who is engaged
in getting up business directory for the
Northern Neck comes fully endorsed, and
bis object is all right. At the same time
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN has no further inter
est in Reinforcement than that Mr. Hines
has engaged us to print and publish the
supplement. The CITIZEN is not soliciting
these cards in any respect.
Capt. and Mrs. Z G.. Barnard and
Mrs. Jno. Talbert, of Washington, arrived
at the Iryington Beach Saturday. The
genial Captain received warm welcome
by the guests who are eagerly looking
forward to any bit of fun Barney" has
for them. Capt. Barnard continues TO
hold the championship of the lower Rap
pahannock for toad fishing and is open
to all corners. Tuesday he captured six
| Mrs Mollle Allen. OF South Fork, KY. SAYS
she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus
| by taking Chsmberlaln's Stomach and LIVER
Tablets when she felt an attack coming on,
Such attacks are usually caused oy indiges
| ton and these Table are just what is needed
TO cleanse the stomach and ward of the sp
preaching attack. Attacks OF bilious collie
may be prevented In the same way.
For sale by Messick, Long x Co.. Irv
| ington; w. A. Cameron Bro, weems: G. w.
Sanders s. Son. white Stone.
The following members of and visitors
in the family of Jno. L. Blakemore, OF
Millcnbeck, paid Irvington visit Wed
nesday in Mr.. Blskemore's fast launch:
Mrs. Mary J. Suter aud Oscar Benson, OF
Baltimore, Mrs. +. d. Pulleu and son,
Heber, of Roland Park, Misses Matte
and Lilly Biscoe, of Granite Springs, Va =,
Misses Irene, Mae and Alice Blakemore,
Roy and Vivian Chowning, Eddie
| Blakemore.
One OF the most delightful events at
the IrvIngton Beach this season was
Progressive Euchre party Wednesday
uight. II was given by Mrs. DR.. A. b.
King and participated in by thirty two
players. Play began at s o'clock and
continued until about 1890. The victors
were as follows: First lsdy's prize,
fancy pin, Edward Crane (playing as
LADY,; first gentlemsn's, au Elk orna.
ment, James Marchsnt; lady's BOBBY,
pair OF de feet"'socks, Mrs Emily Ash
com; gentlemau's BOBBY, a mug, Z. G.
Barnard; consolation, an ink stand,
Miss Nellie Ashcom.
MY boy when four years old was taken with
collie and cramps in his stomach. sent for
the doctor and he injected morphine. but the
child kept getting worse. then gave him
half a teaspoonful OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy, aud I'm half an
hour he WAS sleeping and soon recoverable.
L. WILKINS, Sh III Lake. Wis. Mr.. wilkins
is book keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co.
For sale by McssIck, Long & CO.. Irvington;
W. A. Cameron 4 Bro, weems; q. w. San
ders & Son, White Stone.
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach
Mrs. VIM. Kirk, Vim. Temple and wife.
=. h. Bauman, Mrs. Frank Lewis. Miss
T.. l.. Mills, Mrs. +. q. Barnard, Charles
Smith, T.. c. Crane, W. Walker, NJ. Ores
ham, Curtis Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. o.
West, Charles w. Newcomb and wife,
Charles Newcomb, jr., Robert Newcomb,
j. ID. Marchant, VIM. Temple, Geo. Finch,
H. III. Grubbs, Martin .Stringfellow, Mrs.
II. ID. Rodgers, Miss Jennie Gresham, j.
W. Mills, +. g. Barnard, Mrs. 5. c. Tai
bert, George Smith, Mrs A. b. King, Rhea
King, Mrs. Chas. Hearn, Mrs. Timber
lake, W. Henry George, j. w. Lafoe, T..
W. Mills, A. NJ. Garner, Miss Laura
liearn, Miss Margaret Crismond, DIR. r.
+. billiard, Mr.. Sutton.
At $50 Monday evening Capt. Tom
Willing cried: "An aboard; Cast up"
and the Jumbo" glided out from Irving
ton, with sscore ofyoung people aboard,
on what Is popularity known here as a
launch party" The Rsppahannock
river was soon entered, where all the
effulgent beauty of pale moon appear
ing, half brightly. through the fieecy
| clouds could be traced on the waters to
the far off shore on the other side, and
the silver sprays dashed over the able
craft as her PROV plowed steadily through
the briny deep on southerly course.
Mill Greek had evidently been mentioned
Tor the Captain rounded up by the side
OF that wharf and the party was met by
Jno. F. Shsckelfori and few of his
friends of that place, who showed marked
hospitality and spread such feast of
watermelons as is seldom INDUCED in at
this season of the year. AT 1880 the
launch was again lying at her moorings
and the jolly patty separating for their
several homes. 1t might be well to say
that the foregoing was slung from the
quill of our chief below decks. The Edi-
tor can't fly in such altitudes.-EDIToR. |
Potent PHI Pleasure.