Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-01-22


Joe Gunther, j. w. Pitmsn and infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Hopkins.
Messrs. uammonds and Meekins, OF
this place, this week organized an Oys-
termen's Union of 30 members at Lillian,
Northumberland county.
The W. L. Douglass SO, sa.5O and "a shoes
are acknowledged to be the best on the
market Messick, Long & Co. have just laid in
full line OF this famous dress shoe.
- Misses Myrtle aud Lilly Brewington
on "Wednesday night, after hard days
skating, entertained some of their friends
at an enjoyable home party.
Her many friends regret to learn that
Mrs. E. w. Long has been stricken with
the second attack OF nervous prostra-
tion. Her condition is improved.
There will be a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of White Stone District
AnsESaloon League at Irvington on
Friday of next week at 1Os. m.
Full line and fine assortment Of Cigars,
Tobaccos and Pipes at j. b. Smiths Drug
Store, Irvington, Va.
Walter Marter and sister, Miss Lizzie,
OF Monaskon, drove here Saturday to say
goodbye to their school-mates and
friends before leaving for their New
Jersey home.
Mnmps is still raging in our neighbor-
hood. Younger members of the fami-
lies or A. James, jr., G.. Ste. Smith and
Capt. ]. +. Bellows are afflicted with
swollen jaws.
The CITIZEN has received beautiful
calendar from William Z. Thurston &
Co., Primers Point, and Virginia. Caro-
lima almanac from Ovens & Minor Drug
Co., Richmond.
Don't forget about CUR fine line of Mattings,
Rugs. oilcloth. Iaees. Ribbons and Dry Goods.
hEssIoK. LONG & Co., Irvington. Va.
The second musicale of the present
season will be held at the Academy to-
night (Friday), and promises TO be one
OF much pleasure and interest 10 lovers
of good music.
Many subscriptions to the CITIZEN
have been paid during this month, and
many more are due. Please observe
the date on label containing your name.
That tells to what date your subscrip.
lion is paid up to.
Jimmie Sanders, with his bride (nee
Webb reached here from Warsaw on
last Friday aud took up their abode TEN.
porarily at his fathers home here. Mrs.
Webb, the mother OF the bride, accom-
panied them home where she will reside,
Elegant assortment of Toilet Soaps
just received at Smiths Drug Store,
Iryington, Va. -
From the mass OF applications and as
signments of oyster shores published
under our court notes II would seem that
Inspector Hardy is having a run. AT
this rate there will soon be no shore for
Jordan to legislate on.
While Alvah Hayden was ridl ng a
bicycle Wednesday morning the front
wheel gave way, throwing him on hi.
face and bruising 1t very badly. We are
glad TO say the accident was not very
serious, although he was stunned for a
while.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: H.
w. Mitchell, <. Lazenby, II. Nj. Ores
ham, G.. II. Anderton, II. Haynie, W. H.
Blackwell, w. II. Soles, Joseph Parker,
j. G. Caskey, Clay Messick, William A,
Horn, J. T. b. Lumpkin, s. Kirson, r.
@. Sutton, II. N. Cochran. L. l.. Snead
r. L. Ficklin. Miss Smither.
Fresh, Pure and Reliable Drugs and
Medicines at
DIR. j. B. SMITA's Drug STORE,
Iryiugton, Va.
Some visitors seen here recently; w
Z. Currell, X. g. Sanford, Charles Wack.
er, jr., Joe Ball. DR.. II. B. Treakle, A
= ). Hardy, Willie Ingram, l.. T. Buck
X. W. Chiffon, Eustice Brent, Ammon
Ashburn, Moreau Hayden, w. T. James
Frank Sadler, r. NJ. Sanders, Leon Bon.
ner. Mrs. j. +. Bellows, Miss Ida Bel.
lows, Charlie Palmer, Ira Cross, Charlie
Chase, j. Frank George, w. q. Chiffon,
w. =. Sanders, John NJ. Bussells, w. <
Hathaway, Judge John c. Rwell, j T.
Payne. h. II. Pilmsp, W. NJ. Pinckard
Ina lone house, way off in one Of the
fields near here, is stored five pounds u
dynamite for future use at one of the
factories here. A warning is on III,
door, but this did not deter some of the
Nimrod kids the other day from entering
and taking the cartridges out of saw
dust and scattering them around. Some
weeping fathers may soon be hunting
around for their remains with dust-par
and brush IL their meddlesomeness is moi
checked.
MUSIC Both vocal and instrumental
taught, i also repair and tune pianos anc
organs. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay
Another branch of my business is runnin,
singing schools In churches and schools any
where In reach OF lrv;ngton, graduated a
the Blind Institute mt stanton fifteen year
ago and have been teaching ever since. Ad
dress me Mt Irvington. or the CITIZEN Office.
PROF. s. A. oDEN.
Our book-keeper is no respecter oil
persons. We told him to send bills tc
all as much as two years In arrears, AID
he faithfully obeyed orders. The re
suits have been gratifying. Returns this
month have been twice as much as The
receipts for any month during the If.
OF the CITIZEN. Accompanying many
OF the remittances were complimentary
and encouraging words. We thank oul