Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-16

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LOCAL MENTION.
All communications should be addressed 20
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. IrvinRton. Va.
Oscar Jeter Hayden is under DR.. New
bills care.
Old papers for sale 81 CITIZEN office.
20 cents hundred.
Ed. Brewington Is making purchases |
in Baltimore this week.
Fresh Pork and Beef viii be found at Mes |
sick. Long Co.'s every Saturday.
Henry George, special agent, etc, has
returned from trip to Brooklyn.
A. S. Hardy, oyster inspector, was
here Monday To meet his constituents.
Miss Pearl Rilee entertained few
friends Tuesday night with candy |
stew.
Choice lot of pigs FOR sale. Inquire at
CIrizES Office.
Mrs. Aiexa 1dre. of New York, In here |
visiting her p>rents. .Cspt. and Mrs J
Ii Bussells.
Epworlh League Social tonight (fri- |
day. al 'Cedurdale," the home of Mrs.
+. w. Long.
Dan Wilshin. after a ten days stay
with relatives here, leaves tonight for
his home In Norfolk.
Don't forget about our fine line of Ms,tings, |
Bugs, Oilcloth, Laccs, Ribbons and Dry Goods. /
MEssIck. LONG s CO.. Irvington, Va.
Willie Lee took n number Of his as
sociates, ladies and gentlemen, on a straw
ride Tuesday night.
The District Anti-Ssloon IN citing at
Weems Tuesday was a success both In
interest aud financial returns.
The Irvington Packing Co. (Shmons,
James, Dunton & Wiley are seeking
their store at James wharf with pods.
The W. L. Douglass -. $3.50 and a shoes
are Acknowledged 20 be the best OH the |
market. Mcssick, Long s. Co. have julk laid in |
full line of this famous dress shoe.
The young ladies of the shirt h,ctory |
were rendered an oyster roast Midday |
night AT Capt. W. l.. Ashburn's Shire.
Mrs. Clara Richardson, of Chicago left |
for home Monday after ten days fisit |
20 her sister. Mrs. +. A. Gunby, ofhis |
place.
Tug Sandow harbored In Catrs /
Greek during last weeks gale. A ek |
seaman aboard was treated by Dr. Nv. |
bill, the Marine physician here.
Why not take advantage OF the cheap rails |
on the river steamers and visit FREDERICK 4
burg. Combine business and pleasure andee |
the great stock or Dry Goods and Millinersat |
c. W. Jones' Store. /
Paul Berghaus, who came here to CO. |
valesce from a severe attack Of typhd |
fever. writes upon his return 10 Nd |
York that Irvington made him a ne,I
man. \
While mrs. Kitty Noblett was attend.
Ing the nuplixls of Miss Ellie Hathaway
At White Stone last Monday she fell
over an obstruction in the yard and
fractured bone In her arm
For a pleasant physic take Chamber lain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take
Pleasant In effect. For sale by Mcssick. Lons
& Co, Irvington; W. A. Cameron x Bro.
weems; q. w. Sanders SON, White Stone
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach
p. X. Bauman, ]. s. Blackwell, Thoma.
Johnson, w. Kirwin, Miss Blanch,
Treakle, John McCarty, Miss III. l.. Bull
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsborough Hall
A.V. Keene. G. s. Williams. H. G. Claire
Rev. F. W. Glaybrook, ]. Blana ant
wife, Henry George and A. Thomas.
Why wait until the season is so far ad
vanced before you get your millinery ant
pretty summer dresses? Take a trip on ont
of the river steamers to Fredericksburg ans
visit c. W. Jones' Dry Goods and Milliner,
Store, the most modern and up-t date stor,
in this section.
Prof. Oden and his accomplished wifi,
entertained an audience at the Bapti.
church here Wednesday night by
ta1
rare treat. They will give another oil
next Wednesday night and the public
cordially invitej. l'rof. Oden hopes T.
organize singing class here, as he La
done at White Stone and Weems. Hi
terms are decidedly moderate. and W
hope he may enroll large number o
both old and young.
MUSIC Both vocal ana instruments
taught. also repair and tune pianos an
organs. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pa,
Another branch of my business is runnin
singing schools in churches and schools any
whore In reach of lrvington. graduated q
the Blind Institute at stanton fifteen year
ago and have been teaching ever since. At
dress me at Irvington. or the CITIZEN Ofice
PROF. A. 8. ODEN.
Our correspondent Coon" Of Weem
tells us that nothing is stirring just mo-
around Weens and unless he has some
thing to stir with he doesn't stir. b
the way, as much curiosity has heel
aroused over who Coon. may be W
would say for the benefit Of enquirer
that some years ago we reproduced hi
exact counterpart in our galaxy c
beauty and talent when publishing tn
CrrIzEs's photograph gallery. He is a
old stsger, a sly one and one that live