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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06

Tuesday evening by entertaining a few
relatives.
E. d. Alyord. who has been in this
section in the timber business nearly two
years, departed last Friday for his home
in the Moth.
Among the recent sick, now better oil
out. we note Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson, Mrs.
Willie Ingram, Mrs. j. A. Cox, little
prsell and Ruth Jones.
The Irvington Packing Co., across at
James wharf, started up for the season
on Monday. Wayland d. Wilder will
have charge OF the store and books.
FOR SALE-Complete soda water fountain,
good as new. cost $50. will he sold very low
because OF the season. Can be seen at DIR.
Smiths old stand, IrvinEton, Va. Apply TO
Frank q. Hewbll.
Monday next is Hesthsville court. The
CIrIzEs's editor will be there Monday
and Tuesday to represent his paper and
the Northern Neck Mutual Fire Associa-
tion.
District Anti-Saloon meeting at Brent's
Hall, Kilmarnock, next Tuesday at 8 ID.
m. Full attendance Is urged, as county
meeting on October 9Th lie to be ar
ranged for.
Ladies' Parsonage Aid Society will
meet Thursday, October, 12th. Dinner
committee are: Mrs. o. r. Hopkins, Mrs.
Anna Brewington, Mrs. Lucy Treakle,
Mrs. NJ. w. Bruce.
The CITIZEN IL indebted to the fol.
lowing for copies of July 2lst and Au-
gust 18th last. with which to complete
our files: ]. ]. Hamblin. s. j. Meredith,
G. D. Calls, ID. p. Jones and r.. w. and
G. c. Doggett. Thanks.
Oscar Jeter Hayden possesses q
weather beaten, puny, little gray horse.
ofuncertain but advancing age, which
It Is evident, some one turned out to
die" upon the commons. Jeter has
promised to be good master,
Mrs. Ana Werner Cox rendered a re-
ception to a number OF her friends here
on Friday evening last from to II
The predoninating color scheme of pink
was effectively carried out in the entire
table and interior decorations. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. During
the evening social was organized.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach Hotel:
G. A. Packie and family, F. e. Freeman
and wife, James s. Jew, G. Walter Kir-
win, E. ID. Alvord, Judge j. G. Ewell,
Samuel McNole, s. V. Moody, John j.
Mentally. b.. II. Gresham, II. Stafford
Murphy, E. V. ZIrckel, p. n. DeBerry,
A. Taylor and wife, Capt. Shelton.
With this Issue the VIRaIRIA CITIzsN
begins its fifteenth year. The announce.
ment is made with no fare of trumpets.
We are plugging along" on 3 line that
brings success, and, we hope and believe,
line that Is 8 great help 10 this section.
incidentally We might remind about a
thousand OF our subscribers tina, their
subscriptions expired October first. We
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
WHEATON.

Mrs. Susie Curlett lost n fine COW Tues
day.
Fred Carson has resigned his position
as chief engineerer OF steamer Mabel
Gouldman.
q. @. Sterling is again clerking for
Wheaton, Packing Co.
f. G. Landlord is in Norfolk at this
writing.
Miss Virginia Alfriend. of Petersburg.
Va, is principal of the public school here.
Miss Emma Wheaton spent a few DAYS
in Philadelphia last week, and Captain
Jack" i'm Baltimore.
I. c. Callahan is quite indisposed at
this writing.
!. T.. Wheaton is getting ready for his
winter shooting I4eedstown, Va
Miss Maggie Webb, OF Lancaster Court
house, is spending while with Mrs.
Taylor, OF this place.
Adumb social was given at the home o;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Potter on Monday
night.
Mrs. w. Il. Coulbourne, of Baltimore.
depending while with relatives here.
Mrs. +. l.. Conley and daughter, Sarah,
have returned from Baltimore after a
pleasant trip. Coax Me.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
KILMARNOCK.

White Stone District Anti-SaIoou
League meets at Brent's Hall next Tues
day afternoon.
Henry Chase is recovering from an in
disposition and will go to Middlesex this
week to push fire insurance matters.
Today Thursday the world and his
wife" are attending the Masonic ceremo-
MES here, conducted by the Grand Master
OF Masons in Virginia. They will dine at
Yerby's and Cog hotels.
For thirty-two years 10. Cralle has
been our respected and trusty postmas-
ter. His Office has even been conducted
ON the highest business principles, and we
venture the assertion that no country
office was better attended to. On Mon
day he was ousted from Office. Republi.
cans and Democrats, of his patrons, alike
petitioned for his retention, but some evil
minded person or persons have ham.
mered away at Uncle Sans Department
until the marching orders came. So
much for the efficiency and non-partisan.
ry(O OF the servicei The public must
suffer because of petty politics. Even
the faithful old Andrew Barber, for six.
teen years a carrier to and from the of
nee drops a regret at the departure, and
though tear may not lave his sable
cheek his voice comes in signs when hs
talks about it. The public knows the
wire-pulling, and its contempt for tn,
manipulators is no little.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
NORTHUMBERLAND NOTES.

The community about Reedville has a
regularly chartered cemetery association.
Public spirited citizens of that community
are at the head of the EBAY View Gene
terry Association" This is movement
that should be in operation in every com
munity. There is too much laxity in the
method and places Of putting away our
dead
There will probably be Democratic
speakers OF note to meet Judge Lewis
and Mr.. Hughes, Republicans, at Heaths-
vile next Monday.
Mrs. Horace Ball and daughter, Miss
Bette, OF Hopeside, left Friday for Fred
ericksburg where the young lady will en-
ter school,
The Republicans of Westmoreland and
Northumberland counties met mt Kinsale
Tuesday and nominated Mr.. T.. C. Grit
fifth, OF Hague, for the House OF Dele
gates George Mason, esquire, also of
Westmoreland, is Democratic nominee.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
SIMONSONS.

The farmers have taken advantage oI
the fine weather of the past two weeks
and have about finished cutting and
housing their hay.
II. c. Kaiser and wife, of New York,
have returned TO that city, after a pleas
ant visit to relatives in this neighbor.
hood.
Mrs. X. r. Cralle left on Friday alter,
noon of last week TO visit her neice, Mrs
w. +. Wright, in North Carolina. Mrs
Wright has been very i'll, but is improS.
ing.
Miss Mollie Bryant returned to Balti-
more last week, after spending several
weeks with loved ones near Downings
and this place.
A. b. Hammell has been appointed
Game Warden for Farnham District.
Geo. w. Thomas, of Lara, has purchas
ed OF W. A. Simmonds his stock of mer
chandise at Fair Play, and is now con
Quoting the mercantile business at that
place.
II, h. Hale, who has been travelling
through the Neck, has returned TO Balti
more.
Miss Berdell Hale, who has been visit
ing her brother at Mathews COURTEOUS,
for several weeks, has returned to hel
home at Hale's Point. A wRrTEn.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
RAINSWOOD.

The farmers of this place have housed
their corn and preparing to sow wheat.
They say their corn crops are far better
than was expected.
Swan 4 Lewis have moved their mill
on the farm OF II. ID. Elmore, near this
place.
George Douglas wife and children came
near getting hurt last week by horse
getting excited.
The heirs OF T.. C. Walker have been
looking after their interests in their
fathers estate, but find that they can't
get possession just yet.
It is said that John J. Wagner, one OF
our up-to-date business men, will bring
a suit in our circuit court against W. f.
Walker, Of Washington, and Others for
81 900 at least: his friends want him to
sue Tor 81, 900, and il is thought that he
WILL
Mrs. Fannie Bryant is much better at
this writing, asis also Mrs. Charles Beau.
champ.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
SOME DEATHS.

The death angel Waited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Haynie. OF Lively,
recently and took away their baby.
Mrs. Lucinda Bristow, aged rs years,
widow of Robert L. Bristow. of Monroe
City, Mo-, died at the home OF her niece
Mrs. r. Bennett in Stormont, Mid
dlesex county, Sunday. She was ma
tive of Orange county and leaves no
children. Interment was In Saluda GEM
etery Monday.
The burial OF Capt. Joseph Hurley,
who died Saturday night in the home OF
his son, j. w. Hurley, in Urbanns, took
place Monday afternoon In his old
home, Cambridge, Md Capt Hurley
was 81 years old, and is survived by his
son and one daughter. Ms Fred Ward.
Mr.. aud Mrs. } Nv. Hurley were present
at the interment.
Mrs John A. Rogers died Monday
night at her home near Millenbeck, this
county, in the 10th year OF her age, after
a pIoiracted Illness from dropsy of the
heart. The deceased was lady OF
high Christian character and much loved
throughout Lancaster. Besides a hus-
band she leaves two sons, Messrs. G L.
Rogers, of Millenbsck, and William K
Rogers, Of the Rappahannock steamer
mail service, and two daughters, Mrs s.
p. Simmons and Mrs Bell Towill, of
lexington, and member of grsudchil-
dren. Interment was on Wednesday
noon at the home place.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
IBERIS.

George MeKenney, James Beane and
l.. o. Towles left Tuesday for Baltimore.
George Hazard and family spent Sun
day with ]. c. McKenney, of Brookvale.
Miss Lummie McKenney returned home
Sunday, after spending several days with
the Misses Beane, OF Miskimon. She was
accompanied homeby Miss Emma Beane
who will spend some time with her.
Epworth League prayer meeting mt
White Marsh Sunday night.
Miss Myrtle Low7ey will teach Lebanon
school this session. We wish her much
success.
Mrs. S. A. Whitaker, of Hopeside
spent several days recently at the home
of S. o. Lowrey.
Misses Ethel and Myrtle McKenney
have been on the sick list recently: also
Mrs. j. /. Carney.
The White Marsh Sunday school will
hold Missionary Rally on the Bird Sun,
day afternoon. HONEY SucEI.E.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
WEEMS.

Rev. F. w. Claybrook preached here
Sunday afternoon. Several were received
for baptism and were baptized at S. b.
Haydon's landing Tuesday afternoon of
this week.
Mrs Henry Benson has been quite sick
the past week. Little Leila Bryant has
also been sick the past two weeks with
malarial fever. but under the care of DIR.
Hubbard she is somewhat improved at
present.
Our village was full OF visitors the past
week attending the meetings of the Pres
bytery at the Presbyterian church. The
lectures the last two nights were especi-
ally enjoyable
Frederick Downing, esquire, of Sharps,
was one Of the prominent lay delegates
in attendance on the Presbytery here.
Miss Inez Calls, OF Irvington, spent
from Wednesday until Saturday of last
week with Miss Ora Doggett.
Mrs. S. j. Hughes, who has been so ill
recently, is now out again.
Lucieu Hall, of the Courthouse neigh
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
SIMPSONS WHARF.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bryant and two
daughters, of Weems, spent several days
recently with the lady'sbrother, A. Allen
Ashburne.
Mrs. John Edwards visited Mrs. Ida
Cameron, at Mia, last Saturday.
Mrs. b. II. Craig was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Alma Gill, at Reedville
1 last week.
Mrs. Mamie Ashburne and daughter
Bessie, spent some days with friends AT
Weems and Irvington last week.
Richard Luttrell, OF Reedville, was seen
here Sunday last.
Misses Irene and Florence Dawson and
brother, Cardwell, of Miskimon. visited
their cousin, Miss Mamie Dawson, Sun.
day last.
Several yC1ng ladies and gentlemen,
some from Miskimon and some from
other parts, called on Miss Bessie Ash
burne last Sunday.
Our young friend, Harry Kerst, oil
Brouns Store, has accepted position in
store near Sharns Wharf. We shall
miss Harry's genial smile We wish him
success.
II. II. Heane recently purchased small
house from Tom Moore on the other side
OF the river and had it brought over on a
scow to his place.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
Mrs. John Edwards next Wednesday
night, October 18th.
The public school opens here next Mon
day with Miss Evelyn Broun, of Brouna
Store, as teacher. HARD TINES.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
OTTOMAN.

Ottoman surely is not dead neither
doth she sleepl although we do have
our drowsy spells. amiuclined TO think
some one should feelenough interested to
send the CITIZEN" each week a small
item, telling the Sins and outs" OF our
little town. I've tried it before, but folks
wouldn't ''go and come" enough to make
it interesting.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Runaway and children. OF
Emporia, are visiting Mrs. f. w. Gresham.
Jno. Curlett stopped in our town a lew
hours Saturday soliciting tomatoes-not
votes.
Miss Cundiff. Of White Stone, is in
charge of Ottoman school. Patrons
much pleased.
Leland Shaekleford left last week to
continue his studies at Iohns-Hopkins.
Mrs w. Collin Chiffon and Mrs Geo.
Ramps leave shortly for stay in Balti-
more.
Mrs. X. l.. Ficklin and son and Western
Dunaway were visitors OF Mrs. Tunstall
Peirce on Thursday last.
Mrs. l.. +. Revere, of New Heaven, Conn,
who was SO unexpectedly called here by
the death of her sister, continues her stay
in Virginia a week longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chiffon spent Sun
dayand Monday at Lancaster, theguests
of VIM. Chiffon.
Mrs. Walter Ransone and son leave
next week for Baltimore where they will
in thefuture make theirhome
Mrs. Geo. Steuart-nee Irene Blake
more-and little daughter, are spending
some time with her parents.
Miss Fannie Jones Chiffon, f. W.
Gresham, wife and daughter, and Mrs.
Ran Chiffon are this week in Baltimore.
PENELOPE
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
AFRO.AMERICAN N0TRs.

Ii Fitzherbert, the talented photogra.
pher and artist. has been a patient at
Johns-Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, for
some weeks. He hopes to return here
some time this month.
w. o. Ball, OF Tombs, was given q
surprise party Wednesday night of last
week by his father and sister. A large
number were in attendance from Church
field, White Stone and Corrotoman. lie
received many presents. OLis left FRI
day night for the Hampton school.
Rev. ID. Tucker returned last week
after months vacation spent In Balti.
more and other points North and filed
his pulpit at Sharon Sunday.
John Campbell and Mrs. Jemima Lay.
ton, both OF White Stone, were united
In wedlock on Thursday night of last
week at the parsonage OF Rev. d.
Tucker.
Among the sick at this writing are;
Mrs. F. A. Wright and Mrs. r. II
Holmes, near Irvington, and Charles
Parks, OF Tombs. R.H.H.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
SOME WEDDINGS

LEWIS=HANCOCK The following
announcement will be of especial In.
terest to the editorial fraternity. The
aFoom-elect Is editor of the Old Do,
minion Sun, 1t Staunton, and late Presi.
dent OF the Virginia Press Association,
In which body both of the young people
are known and very popula-: "Mr. and
Mrs. Duff Green Porter request your
presence at the marriage of their sister,
Jeanette Everett Hancock, 10 Mr..
Minor Bolts Lewis, or Wednesday, DC.
tober 11th. 1905. at 10 O'Clock noon, at
South Plains Presbyterian church, Kes.
wick, Va"
UNDERTAKING. Annie Cecil Brav.
formerly of Simonsons, Richmond coun-
ty, but now of Richmond city, was
married to Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Todd.
OF that city, in Washington on the 25th
OF September. Miss Bray is charming
young lady and was deservedly popular
In that Deighborhood. Mr.. Todd is
Deputy Treasurer of Henrico county
under his father. w. j. Todd. Nav
happiness and pleasure ever crown their
future life and success aud bliss border
their pathway.
CHAMBERS GARNER. = A short
notice of these nuptials appeared In
the CITIZEN last week. We append a
more extended notice from fridays
Baltimore Sun: Miss Alice Eulalia Gar.
ner and Mr.. Henry Benjamin. Chambers,
both of Northumberland county, Vir.
ginia, were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at the rectory of Ascension
Protestant Episcopal church by Rev.
Robert 8. COPELAND. The bride Is q
daughter of the late David 8. Garner, of
WestmOrelaud county, Virginia, and 9
sister of Mrs. Ernest Griffith, of this
city. The groom is q SON of Hon. B
Chambers, of Lodge, Va, and brother
Of DIR. Albert and Mr.. Daniel Boone
Chambers, of Baltimore.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
LIVELY.

Our school opened Monday, with Miss
Jennie Ball, of Hopeside. as teacher.
Misses Susie and Carrie Norris left Fri
day last for Richmond, where they will
attend school this session.
Miss Lola Haynie left this week to take
charge of hesehool at Merry Point.
Clarence Barrack, of Alfonso, who went
to Baltimore for medical treatment, is
slowly improving.
Many callers were at the home of r. ].
Clark on Sunday last.
Misses Hattie and Leila Clark are indis-
posed at this writing.
Best wishes TO the VIRGINIA CITIZEN
andfts many readers. LIVELY BELL.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
MIR. OWENS CARD.
To the Voters Of Lancaster and RicAme
Counties.

To the Voters Of Lancaster and Richmond
Counties
Having announced myself as q candi-
Gate for the House of Delegates, 1 res
pectfuliy solicit your vote and influence
at the general election November 9Th.
While / am a candidate put fol ward
by the oyster tongers, l want IL under
stood that shall do nothing TO retsrd
the industrial progress of the planter, for
upon the prosperity Of the planter de-
Ponds the welfare Of the tonger.
am opposed to the invasion over the
Baylor Line and will support any law
making IL falling offense for any
planter, inspector or surveyor to stake
of or sssign or survey off any ground
within the Baylor Line. Am In favor OF
repeating the present patent tong law,
as II prevents large number OF our cit.
liens from longing in deep water.
Am In favor of a law protecting ouI
trap fishermen from the intentional ruth
less destroyer of their nets, when traps
are properly lighted at each end.
Am In favor OF protecting our men.
baden fishermen from exorbitant tax,
and from the invasion of non residents
and believe that the law should be rigid.
ly enforced against these non-residents
These large Industries should be given
every protection that our State can be.
stow, as they give employment to large
number of our citizens and scatter large
sums OF money over our counties st q
time when it is mostly needed.
Am In favor Of good roads, free schools
free books and good teachers.
Am opposed To any increase of taxes
as believe that il our present revenue
was rightly used We would have enough
TO have good schools and good roads.
have made no pledges whatsoever, my
earnest purpose being, If elected, to en-.
deavor to do my duty faithfully, fear.
lessiy and honestly as the representative
of all the interests of the two counties
Respectfully,
Weems, Va. IL. u OWEN.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06

E. F. Thompson 5 in Baltimore,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
JUSTICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Several colored men from Slab Town
were tried before Justice Flemings on
Saturday last for fighting on Sunday,
September gath. with brass knuckles,
clubs and cart pins. The men who were
In the fight had been drinking freely.
They were: Eustace Davenport. Charlie
Glasgow. Spicer Waddy and Bully Wad-
dy. each of whom was fined $3.50 and
costs of court. Ernest Smith was fined
81 and costs for being drunk and spicer
Laws was fined $50 Tor carrying brass
knuckles. Sheriff Chowning, assisted by
r. w. Doggett, arrested the above
named lawbreakers.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
PEARLS FROM THE SHELLS.


Mr.. Fred l. Roberts left Monday for
Primers Point TO accept situation -
West Point News.
A successful revival has been going on
for the past ten days at the NJ e. church,
services being conducted morning and
night. The pastor, Rev j. w. Fizer,
was assisted by Rev. K F. Garner, of
Heathsville CT cult. Mr. Garner was a
former pastor OF this church snd was
welcomed by his many friends. He has
returned to his home -Montross Corr
Free Lance.
@. Harvey Brilliant, who has been
clerking for r A. Davis & Co., for the
past year, left today to accept position
as travelling salesman for Kirsou & Bro.
n. @ Mr., Brilliant has msde msny
friends during bis stay here, and while
we regret very much to lose him. we
extend most cordial greeting TO his
brother, j. Il. Brilliant. who will succeed
him -Southside Sentinel.
Ia order TO correct some current IN
mors, we will say that we have been
reliably informed that DIR. Frank Fletcher
has declined to be a candidate for the
position OF Chairman OF the Board of
Fisheries, which he once held. So far as
we have heard, Mr.. W. Mcdonald Lee.
OF Lancaster county; Lawyer Robert w
Shuliice, ofNorfolk; DIR. Garland Moore.
of Northampton; DR.. John w. Bowdoin
and S. wilkins Mathews. OF Accomack.
are the only candidates for that position
-Accomsck News.
Rev. J. H. Light, Rev. r. A vii
liams, Prof s w. Somerville. w. l..
Brannan, J. Willard Adams and J.
McCalla Boulware appeared before
Mayor Wallace Tuesday and protested
against fskirs doing business at the
fair. Mayor Wallace gave instructions
to the police 20 rigidly enforce the law
and bring an zone violating same before
him. Wher this became known there
was geneJ II scattering of fSkirs. and
their "Cor 4 on. boys" or "Put your
s@~NSy NOWhs bO1Ss was 0eArQ no
more during the dsy.-Fredericksbu
Free Lance.
Misses Josephine DeShields and Mary
Snead are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Suead
at the Mcdaniel Hotel Ms.
Ficklin, OF Litwalton, Lancaster county,
has been spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs t. b. Marstou, OF this
place. = w. Sanders, eco a
prominent lawyer of White Stone, Lam
caster county, was in town on profess
sional business this week. He was the
guest Of Judge T. r B. Wright. =
A party of ladies aud gentlemen from
Lancaster county chartered gasoline
launch and came up the river Sunday,
arriving at this place about noon, spend
Ing the day in Tappahannock. Among
the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Spicer
Mitchell, Mr aud Mrs. Frank Sadler. T.
ID. Ficklin and sister and Howard
Snead. II seems that the can.
nonading has been too severe for the
sora and they have been driven from
their usual haunts (the marshes). Quite
number have been killed recently in
the pea tielda around this pIace.-Tide-
water Democrat.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
SHlNGlESl SHINGlESIl

We keep constantly on hand 4, s, and
inch cypress shingles at lowest prices.
w. A. CAMERON s. Bro. Weems.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
REMOVAL SALE OF pIANos
August LIST, 1905.

Our new building, 1O2 North Charles
street, will not be completed October LIST
according TO contract, and as the prop
erty which we now occupy has been
leased TO another firm, we are compelled
20 vacate before October 10th. We will,
therefore, be without location for two or
three weeks, and IN order to avoid double
moving, storage and extra insurance ex-
peuses we have concluded 10 offer our
entire stock OF sixty upright pi mos at
reduced prices. These pianos are made
by some OF the worlds most renowned
makers.
Special attention will be given To mail
orders. Write for catalogue, and in or
der 10 save correspondence (ihe time is
shorty please state what price piano you
are interested In. You can save from
$50 TO $40 by buying now.
Second hand organs from SO upward.
Every instrument guaranteed.
j. p. CAULFIELD s. Co,
222 N. Howard ST., Baltimore, Md.
After October 10th addr-ss all cor
respondence to l02 N. Charles st.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-06
WICOMICO CHURCH.

The Wicomico Baptist Sunday school
gave their annual picnic at Mia wharf
Saturday last at 3 D. m.
Miss Emily Delano is teaching in Mr..
Haynes family at Brouns Store.
Tignor Bros. are selling their entire
stock of merchandise, and will dissolve
partnership.
Miss Ruby Clark is attending school at
Blackstone Female Institute.
III. l.. Thrift has added much to the
looks OF his dwelling by giving it fresh
coat OF paint.
ChapmanSnow leftrecently for William
& Mary College.
Willie c. Blackwell is attending the
Chesapeake Academy, Irvington.