Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-01-08

Carter's Cteek had miles of skating
and scores of skaters. this week until
the snow OF Wednesday night put q
stop to IL. The few possessed OF sleighs
substituted few hours enjoyment on
land yesterday.
We are turning out some beautiful job
work, and plenty OF IL. Owing TO the
demand for printed stationery the Ctr
ZEN force has had several additions. We
are here to do anything that can be done
in a job office In the State OF Virginia.
Ladies of the Circuit did not hol d Par
sonage Day yesterday Thursday at the
parsonage here. Postponed until Thurs
day next. The dinner committee was
Mro. Emily Longworth, Mrs. r. w.
Mckinney, Mrs. Cornelis Ford and Mrs.
Leah Lee.
Fresh, Pure and Reliable Drugs and
Medicines at
DIR. j. B. SMITh's DRUG STORE,
Iryipgton, Va.
Next Monday IL Heathsville court. As
the circuit judges will not take up their
duties until February 1st all the county
courts will hold this month. Judge
Wright will hold court in Northumber.
land In February, but no court In Ian.
caster in February.
We are Indebted for additional calen-
dars from Jno. g. Hurkamp Co., Freder-
icksburg; F. T. Clark Co, Norfolk; The
Baltimore Sun; Messick. Long s. Co,
The Maurice Joyce Engraving Co.,
Washington; Ben NJ. Rawlings, Msnager
Phoenix Life Insurance Co, aud others
If you don't think we are trying to
please our reader patrons just count
and compare the columns of reading
matter in this Issue OF the CITIZEN. We
have given up advertising aud editorial
space so that cur readers may get
whats coming to them" through our
taxing a weeks holiday
Why wait until the season is so far ad-
vanced before you get your millinery and
pretty summer dresses2 Take a trip on one
Of the river steamers to Fredericksburg and
visit c. w. Jones' Dry Goods and Millinery
Store. the most modern and up-te-date store
in this section
Several things initiate against our
publishing as much matter this week as
we should like We have enough COPY
in hand to publish three papers the size
OF the CITIzeN-Rnd il Is no small sheet.
Skipping week brings to our sanctum
many local communications that we
have not been able to find room for.
Editorials and news matter, and even
advertisements, have had to give way TO
perishable matter. The Chicago fire and
the oyster question demand much space,
but it is due our readers that we give Il
them.
II we didn's "cstch you agwine or
acomin'" It's because we didn't see you
but here are a few visitors we did see
recently: E. G.. Hall, w. E. Hathaway,
j. A. Mckinney, Urbane Bush, Everett
Brown, 7. II. Edwards, j. A. Chownipg.
Paul Lokey, @. A. Shelton, Jas. Tabor,
g. Les. Ball, g. S. Dunton, Ellis Dun-
ton, George Gresham, J. II. Gresham, H.
o. Rock, Capt. G. p. Squires, Allen
Beauchamp. E. n. Mercer. A. 8. Hardy,
Clarence Calls, 9. L. Degges, g. r.
Packet, II. W. Doggett, Frank Sadler,
MIR. and Mrs. William l.. Talley, Willie
Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Bell, Capt.
u. G. Doggett, w. 4. Simmons, Miss
Birdie Simmons, w. T. Barnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Humphreys, Misses
Ida and Glsdys Powell and Ray Dun
ton. Miss Lucy Lee, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Arthur Treakle, Mr.. Newbert, William
Carter, Miss Bessie Pritchett, Miss Ora
Doggett, 1. S. Rstcliff, w. c. Kemp, ].
NJ. Brent, Horace Ball, j. w. Talman, A.
James. Sr.
MUSIC Both vocal and Instrumental
taught L also repair and tune pianos and
organs Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.
Another branch OF my business Is running
singing schools I'm churches and schools any
where In reach Of lrvingtou. / graduated mt
the Blind Institute ut stanton fifteen wears
ago and have been teaching ever since. Ad-
dress me at Irvington, or the CITIZEN Office.
PROF. g. A. ODRN.