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The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

A traveller says that the natives Of
the Cannibal islands are fond of the
very richest obtainable foods. How
they would enjoy an American multi
millionaire
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

Owing to the higher quotation of
platinum the prices of false teeth are
going up. Better order your Thanks
giving set now.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

a Brooklyn paper reports the arriv-
al from Wyoming of "a loxolUpodon,
"A few titanotheres, mesonyx, an
achenodon and a notheretus Wy
oming should feel better after having
such things taken out of her
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

1t is said that the president vii
use pair of rubber boots while in
specting the Panama canal. 1t il
probable that he may also use a run
ber neck
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

That donkey discovered in North
Carolina with trunk and tail resem-
bling those of the elephant must be a
Roosevelt democrat.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

A scientist claims that the habit of
playing hockey, from school is due
to nervous disease that can be cured
by a surgical operation. This writer
when boy was cured in that way,
The operating room was the woodshed
and the instrument used by the sur
geon father was stout limb which
he had amputated from cherry tree
in the back yard.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

A Chicago specialist advises bald
headed men to 90 about with their
hats off. 1t might be painfully en-
barassing for men to do so who a1e so
bald that ladies blush when they raise
their hats to them on the street.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

A spiritualist tells Rockefeller that
he will yet wear II crown. He will
have to nail it on or it would be eter-
nally slipping off its glossy base.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

Mr.. Hughes of New York voted in
his ballot in an undertaken S estab
lishment. And yet the former never
patronizes BARRIERS, and the latter is
by no means dead 'un. There are
in politics.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

That Chicago girl who put herself
up at auction claims to have received
bid of 800 900. 1t is not probable
that certified check accompanied the
bid.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

A Kansas man has invented ma
chine for counting money. Another
labor saving device to be placed in
the hands of the farmers of that state.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-24

LpHuOH upIlolS arc
the "smjle cure for human lis.
The facial; not the other smile.
Mr.. Rockefeller has given S75, 600
to the Baptist churches of San Fran
cisco. Hard cash; not watered stock
A Denver store advertises: Shirt
waists cut down one third. That is
but trihe below the peekaboo limit,
however
Owing to the higher quotation of
platinum the prices of false teeth are
going up. Better order your Thanks
giving set now.
That donkey discovered in North
Carolina with trunk and tail resem
bling those of the elephant must be
Roosevelt democrat
A spiritualist tells Rockefeller that
he will yet wear crown. He will
have to nail it on Or it would be eter-
nally slipping off its glossy base.
A Kansas man has invented a ma
chine for counting money. Another
labor saving device to be placed in
the hands of the farmers of that state
That Chicago girl who put herself
up at auction claims to have received
a bid of 800 900. 1t is not probable
that certified check accompanied the
bid.
1t is said that the president will
use pair of rubber boots while in.
specting the Panama canal 1t is
probable that he may also use run.
ber neck.
A traveller says that the natives of
the Cannibal islands are fond of the
very richest obtainable foods. How
they would enjoy an American multi
millionaire
During the year 1905 the American
people spent *77l, 900, 600 for beer and
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

Proprietor Mitchell has added to his
carriage sheds. 4S1sNi
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
HExTHsVTELE.

The people of this town spent quiet
XmasasThareCwss only one entertain
ments which was givenfby the LaG A.
II. Society on Wednesday night The
same play was taken toVISeedville on
JANUARY ist.nd Over $50 was taken in at
The door at the latter place The double
barrel effort of the little folks Melted
some $50. This society was organized
some years. ago ubya the children for
charitable purposes and has. done great
good. A Hearts have been cherished and
homes msdehappier by the visits of the
Lend HIND. ed 10 IaSuHh irariwlri 4
AT a NEEDING OF the Red Men held
Just before the holidays, a certain sum
was donated by the tribe to make Xmas
brighter for the poor. The amount
thus donated was supplemented by in
dividual members of the tribe A COM
nittee was appointed to distribute the
fund. The needy was reached In a
number of cases. Surely the spirit of
the Master prompted these. movements
and some day will be heard these blessed
words Inasmuch as ye,, did &c unto
one of the least of these" Ito /,
The following young people away
at school giaddenea their friends by a
short visit: Misses Lula Downing and
Geneyieve Smith, Messrs- Meade S.
Brent, Harper Brent, George w. Walker,
Hugh Smith and II. Mason Brent o4d 4
slA. Jack Brent, ! of Richmond. spent
two or three days at his parental home
here during the holidays huh n, gni f
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
Beane spent Friday with the family OF

Beane spent Friday with the family OF
Peter Delano. 9ti io Quo lo umr.g',e
Monroe Pouder expects to erect in
the near. future large dwelling and
barns, on the property recently pur-
chased opposite E., J. Carter's home.
Mr. Pouderwill devote much of his time
TO raising fine horses.if O., eyed rfff
ni The members OF the Wiling Workers
Society of Kilnarnock Baptist church
met last Friday with Mrs. Bessie Kent.
where they were highly entertained.
Mae, the Oldest daughter of Mr., and
Mrs, w. S, Dilier, was critically, i'll
recently from a bilious, attack. She
was unconscious for several hours, but
through the skill of DIR. Harding was
soon restored to health.o 9IJud diIv
Mrs. George. Norton and children
spent a few days during Xmas with the
family of Jack Christopher j 9esi' 1ol
The Misses Pinckard entertained a
few friends at their home here We'd
nssday evening of last, week. f-s+or
40. q. ShIiner is suffering, from a
spraiRedf back, sustained while hauling
wood one day recently. sfi o.. F7idfs
" Snow DROP.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
LIVELY.

Mrs. Willie Kent, of Tipers, is now
spending a week or, SO with her brother
near here IL md .daois
Miss Hattie Clark spent several days
with friends in White. Chapel recently.
%. Mrs. NJ. A. Barraek. of huntsville,
spent Sunday last with her sister here.
t. j. Clark spent Wednesday last
with his sister at NtiIlenbeck.
Misses Susie. and Carrie Norris, who
are attending school in Richmond, spent
Christmas at home here.
Mrs. Richard Savin spent several
days lastweek with hermother- i'm White
Chapel. q g 81 Is T8 q vVFN
F. w. Hazard returned to his home
in King & Queen county Monday after
spending Christmas with friends in
Lancaster. --.t.1 o,-r.--. -~r~,rD
Tom Dudley, of Swanee River, is spend
ing week or so with his brother near
here DrB CSfQ TOTT9dUG
x Miss II. "a. Clark spent some time
with friends at HUNTSVILLE recently.
Dob, Cpndiff spent a few days with
K. o. Norris recently.
Mrs j. A, Doggets and grandson, of
White Chapel, spent some time with her
daughter Mrs. r. A. Hazard. --
Little Henry. Keyser is Very sick at
this rsriting. e . WHITES TsxE.s
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

/. D. srI.e F...
VI The accompanying
cut is taken from a
photograph i1of our
handsome new build.
ing at 102 n Charles
Si., Baltimore, and we
hereby extend a cor
dial invitation 10 our
patrons aud friends of
the 'idewater counties
OF Virgins to call and
inspect same when
ever they visit our
city. s. .rUd l..
The growth of our
business has been
wonderful, even sur.
prising us, which bu.
emphasizes the fact
that our business poll.
cy is correct.
Reliable goods, low
prices. liberal terms,
and courteous treat
menty are the factors
TO which we owe our
success.
p This policy has won
for us fully two thous.
mad patrons il the
short period of five
years, 40 d the factthat
the majority of them
are In the city of Bal
timore, where compe-
hlion is very sharp,
shows that we have
lived up to our policy.
~ ~ 11Ef 79d'or r
ifgh 1910 ssgil 7ro "..I
code .......... .
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
WHITE SI0NE.1

R. N. Hall, jr.. and Willard Greshans
who are, attending Baltimore business
colleges, Swere, home forsthe holidays .
The Christmas entertainment, held at
Wesley ehapeivon. Friday night, was
highly enjoyed by the large crowd press
ent, who said It was the best enterta 11s-
ment of the kind they had ever seen. q
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Payne, of Ure
bannas 81 were visiting relatives and
friends in this neighborhood last week.
cdr. H.1B.Treakle. r. NON. M.ard
Rozier Hall left for Baltimore Monday
night. 1.-THE latter went for medical
treatment.
n Miss Edith mnst, of UrBanna and
Blackstone Institute, spent some Of hes
holiday with Miss Annie Flowers.
Geo. w. Noble is off on another sky.
larking visit to friends in Baltimore ano
Washington.
Miss Anna Tucker, who was miHnel
for Mrs. Duhaway the pass season. left
!. for Der home Tuesday. .selt1cd
Mise Annie Spriggs, who has Neen il
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
"a King George tree made 10 ties,
PEARLS FROM TIE SHELLS.
Mrs. Warner Hurst of Mort

-@NS' VI 4NOI
county, is visiting Mrs. Fhomas Tig-
nor in Court street. Norfolk Pilot.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin B. Claybrook. of
Cumberland, Nd, are visiting Mrs.
Claybrook's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Lightfoot, a South Fifth street. -
Richmend, NswsSLeader.
Miss Sallie Lyell Tapscott left We'd
nesday for Mississippi to be absent for
the winter, While there she will be
present at the marriage of her cousin,
Miss Felice Lyell, and-P after attend
Mardi Gras in New Orleans. -Freder-
icksburg Free Lance. Wk%Gg
Mr.. w. Med. Lee, Secretary Mana
ger of the Northern Ne6l Mutual Fire
Association, of Irvington, Wa. and ed.
itor of the Virginia Citizen, published in
that town, has rendered John r. Camp.
bell, of this county, the position of as
sistant in his Office. Mr.. Campbell has
accepted the position, and will take uE
his duties the first of the New Year.
If the work agrees with his health, he
will continue there and move his family
ito that town next spring. Colonia
Beach Progress .fss3 nsT 3 a. aItsod
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
OCRAN.

Amid tears. our two. Blackstone Insti-
tute girls Gertie and Fannie Bellows
took up their return Tuesday night via
Norfolk Capt Bellows accompanied
them as far as the3lstter city. u lNU
Miss Mamie Mae Squires has returned
from fortnight visit to Norfolk, friends.
B. S. Hammonds and j. l.. Humphreys
are putting on the finishing touches to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Humphreys hand
some home. daH1 az bfsF IatlCs.'
Mrs. w. B. Cornelius, an aged lady
afflicted with rheumatism, had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall some days ago,
fraeturingy her hip She is. improving
at this writing.
Quite a number of visitors were seen
in this place during the holidays, among
them were: Misses Pearl and Eula Pit
man, of Lillian; Alice F'icklin, of EN-
merton; Harry and Whitfield Moore, of
Burgess Store; Eddie Bush, of Lively;
John Blizzard, of Norfolk; Mr.. Robert
son, of Baltimore, and L. l.. Harper
and family, of Palmers. Also quite
prominent among the hist of Christmas
arrivals was a young lady at-the- home
of J. w. Toleman,
John Morris has just returned from a
weeks outing at Ottoman and reports
an all around good timsirsPf 70
r. l.. Longworth and family SspenI
last week at the home OF, Willard Flick.
lin near Emmerton.
Miss Lucy Longworth is. visiting hel
friend, Miss Margaret Moore, of Bur
CESS Store. &kTE
Elijah Davis and others are distribute
ing fuil-grown telephone polesdown thi:
way for the private lines to he renewed
Miss Kathren Floyd, Of Baltimore, wa,
a pleasant visitor at the home of s. A
Winstead last week. w.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
w EEMS

Miss Orah Lee Doggett spent last
week with friends in Irvipgton. Miss
Clara Wilder, of Irvington, is this week
visiting Miss Doggett.
Chas. Calls, employed by w. A.
Cameron & Bro, spent Xmas week al
his home in Irvington. rwr Id
r. b. Kyle, of Petersburg, spent a
few days last week with friends here.
S. l.. Balderson, of the U. S. navy,
recently stationed at Chicago, but now
of the Receiving Ship Franklin, at Nor
folk, was at the home of Capt. Cannon
during Xmas.
Mrs. Henry Daniel was quite sick
this week and had to summon DR.. New
BILL 80 -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

tf you want dwellings, churches, tents or
houses OF any des sription built write TO W h.
Jesse. contractor, Litwslton, Va. Estimates
Ysv down; mills located IN Lancaster county
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

- IL
1.-The Christmas entertainment at the
church here was. a perfect success in
every way, The music was one of the
chief features of the OCCASION Miss
Genevieve Pinckard presided at the or
gan and MISS Nettie Hutchinson, War
ner Hayden and Rev. Porter, Hardy ac-
Icompanied her on violins. while Mr.
Hutchinson - blew the cornet. The
school presented Mr.. Hardy and family
with q large box filed with nice things,
sTeaehers. and scholars Also received
many presents The school will con
tinue7 all Winter; . bas yso sai s1,'1s r.
= Cy 4Keyserr and wife, of Fairfelds,
spent Christmas day with the formers
brother, VIM. Keyser!S Miss Naomi
I,PittipatrI.' returned home with them,
fwhsre she spent the holidays 10Y 6
Jas, Kelley lost a fine horse last week
with lockjaw sIi'i $50 1000 bas I
Leonard Sullivan and bride spent part
of the holidays with his parents, Mr..
fand MrsasDavid Sullivan, and sister,
Mrs. Jas. Edwards. y s,ni 3alsssI noi Q
Mr.: Myerly,s OF Carroll county Md,
IS spending the. 'wiaterswith his sister,
Mrs. A. Shriner. .sii,es ?
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison aChristosher
i and daughter and Mrssand MRS G 60.
Il. II If.n.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

Tom Hall was called to Norfolk week
before last to bring his brother, who
was taken sick while in that city, TO his
home in Middlesex county. MIR. Hall
has since recovered from the spell.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
Louisburg, S. c., some time, returned

Louisburg, S. c., some time, returned
Wednesday night via Norfolk.
Willie Mott spent Wednesday in
tSvttosA'o lo sSiI .al u x,ats .af
Quite ascrowd went from White Stone
wharf Monday for, Baltimore and other
points, Among them were Misses Pearl
Adams and Lillian .Cralle, Messrs. A.
X. MeNamarss Aubrey Dupton and
Roland L1ekel. tao sgnd .ins1 .sunf
u Miss Jennie Hathaway, who is teach
ing school in Norfolk, spent, Xmas day
with friends here rrr rr,q-,.---,.,t
"a Visitors seen in, town during the hoh-
days from distance We're Richard Hall,
Howard Sanders, Roland Lickel, Carlton
Hathaway Clarence Davenport, Mr..
Chas. Sanders and wife, Mr.. w. G.
Taylor and wife, Misses Pearl Adams,
Gorinne Cundiff,. Gussie Edmonds and
Mae EdmonGs- s9ssl gorf baa bs.v
- Abe Schwartzman left for Baltimore
Tuesday. -
81. Little Leo Kemp continues TO Improve.
Mrs. E. N, Mercer attended the nup-
tials of her sister, Miss r. Elizabeth
Gunther, in Catonsyille, Md week be
1ore laSt,, .,f+ an ,...-,t.. p, $500 49,.
- The xmas tree atwhite Stone. Bap-
tist church was very much enjoyed by
all who attended, especially the solo, by
Miss Margaret Hathaway and duet by
Misseso2Alie Merle James and Ethel
Bsnder.di nj -sigmla GOOD BYE, Sis.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
RRApLyY. Pastor.

White stone, First and Third Sundays, II A.
=. ~ N-sSecond aud Fourth Sundays.S y. NJ.
Fleets 1875 nd, SECOND aud Fourth Sundays.
an ia M.:tirst aud Third Sundays.3 Z. NJ.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

Mrs. H. P. Hall, OF Lancaster, is in
Richmond at the bedside of her son,
Willard Hall, who is in DIR. Hodges,
private sanitarium. Willard has been
unconscious for two or three weeks and
is in critical stage with small chance
of ,.acnuarxy
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
N5 ert al NIB ePlandaCo
-ia9ia ipods mIsKIIMoN. sE a9iav


-idsla tuods MISK1M0N. sw hoidw
:. ~ This christmas has seemed like the
holiday Of ,.%tysa older, time ,booting
and inGoeentl mellig7naking generally
being much indulged in. Visitors to the
neighborhood yIwere toe numerous, to
mentio5, Eu % sqph sE iui fus.s10 7uo
LuJohn Emory Day, yougnegros was
arrested q few weeks ago charged with
having eommirtedsthe crime of criminal
assault upon Miss Jane Webb MISS
Webb identified him as The party
7TantcSus fe9u ssRGI .1g9H yrbv19vs
mJ..' B..Giil h$s given up the log HAUL
ing business. nc found it unproftabie
to have a yoke of oxen killed every few
months by, the merciless teamsterss 1t
as pitiful 20 seein what condition some
of the oxen are worked. ~ Rtra1 a,
y Mr.. lSauerhoff has moved his family
TO White Stone. asMr s. is the engineer
at GilEEubank' $ factory w. Addison
III, Marsh and family have moved inothe
house vacated by Mr.. Sauerhoff. 2asii I
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
,Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause of the
51q ods ~ Kidney yroubSe. iiuTd I'd

Peruna strikes at the very centre Of
the difficulty by Graduating the catarrh
from the kidneys. Catarfh is the cause
Of kidney difficuity. Remove the cause
and you remove the effect. With I'M
erring accuracy Peruna goes right to
the spot. The kidneys are soon doing
their work with perfect regularity. @
n Thousands Of Testimonials, /,
p Thousands. of testimonials from lpeo-
plewho have had kidney disease which
had gone beyond the control of the ply
stefan are received by DIR. Hartman
every year, giving Peruna the whole
praise for marvellous cures l9auius
S Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio. .gf0nio1 9snDlHea. lo sara Oh
All correspondence held striotly con-
fidential. ono ylingoo 10 ecl 20
Perr1na Almanac for19Oe
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
Pe-=ru=3lr III Promptly Cured Him. q

hDu'in'llo97i 1''-'iiIsii7 l.'il7
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
TO OUR lADYERTIsERs.

1.-the Citizen extends greeting to,its
advertising patrons and wishes them
a more prosperous year than ever
before. We shall do our best TO give
YOU a lift. Tt shall be our pleasure to
change copy. Of your ad.. Cor you when
ever desired, but we ask that copy for
changes be sent SO as to reach us not
later than Monday nights; otherwise
we cannot change them until the fol
lowing issue. .Ess7P E7oY vaZ
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
Lancaster County.
WHITE Chapel.

Albert Chiffon. Of IryingtOn, spent the
Xmas with his brother r. F. Chiffon,
near Boer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunaway and
little son, Roland, visited at the home
OF Mrs.J. A. Doggett one day last week.
K. F. Chiffon of Boer, spent a few
days with his, brother, William Chiffon,
near White Stone. -,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

To the sorrow of friends. information
reaches here that Bonner Bussells is
stu confined to the hospital in Norfolk
from muscular rheumatism. He is
emaeiated and great sufferer.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
NOTICE THESE:

Boy wanted by W. II. Mitchell, ''.'
sr., advertises farm to let
out. goIEuH.gf. 2Hlunusb fl4
Chas. M. Struven & Co. appear in
big ad.Rsif 'nvsii s'Hids'as'.l
Drama at Kilmarnock next Wednes-
n~S hisn'-Hu 20 - 13dm3u o. arH .f.J
uAd of Delinquent Lands to be sold
next eourtday.l sbisguiurpN 60 i'aig
Read what a 500 check will get in
". r. Crabbes For Sale" ad. o' 't' /
~ Vim. j.. Hooper Mfg. Co., Nets,
Twines, &C., announce on our first page
location of additional Office. sIndle
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
TERMS OF COURTS.

ETH CIRcUIr-JupGE T. X. ID. WRIGHT.
RICHMOND CO.-First Monday in January,
March, May, July, September aud Novem-
FNoarH ttlmpsaLAND co second MONDAY
IN Februaty. April. Juue. August, October
and December.
LANCASTER CO.-Tbird Monday in January.
March, May, July. September and Novem-
Der.
WESTMQREIAND co. Fourth Monday in
fsbrusry. April. June, August. October
and December.
ESSEX CO.-Third Monday in February.
April, June. August. October and December
18TH CRcUrr-JUpGE G. TAYLOR GARNET.
Nionday In January, March, Nav. July,
September aud Move cbcr.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

j. Lloyd Hale, of Wheaton, was in
Baltimore and Norfolk during Xmas.
Capt. Josephus F. Bussells,. Of Nor
folk, has been granted patent for a
continuous screw press. s7r-g vsrst
-Treakles postoftice. Lancaster county.
below White Stone, has been discon-
TUNED. Mail will go to Palmer.
M. C. Lewis, of. Farnham, and A. S.
Hardy, of Weems, are among those
from this section recently in Baltimore
Schwartzman brothers, of Lancaster,
had their Baltimore brother, H.
Schwartzman, TO visit them during the
holidays.
Most of those good fellows-c CONNER
cial travelers-spent the festal season
at their homes, but we saw an occasional
one pushing his business while others
feasted. .-e-r -r...- .-4 ,.-...
No partridge shooting now. So pro-
tect them from rowing dogs, which are
more damaging than all the guns ever
made, and we will soon have another
supply Of the queenly birds. 2STof> lE1
Mr.. Lumpkin, of Essex, could not find
barrel large enough to scald that $50
pound hog in, but he managed to scrape
him clean ond otherwise prepare him.
He got twenty gallons of lard from the
hog. JqnFF
G. l.. Bryant, of Downing, was fined
500 by Judge Wright, in the RichmonG
Circuit Court Monday for violation of the
local option law. Mr.. Bryant pleaded
guilty. and threw himself on the mercy
Of the Court rns III
| Chas. M. Struven, who has recent,
purchased the stock of Struven &
Wacker, Baltimore, was in Lancastel
the past week on business bent. He j.
a hustler, and very popular with -Vir
ginia watermen, as is also his associate
HenryaStruvspuitui19 dol tn,
Mrs. II. P. Hall, OF Lancaster, is il
\ Richmond at the bedside of her son
Willard Hall, who is in DIR. Hodges
tprivate sanitarium. Willard has beel
unconscious for two or three weeks an,
is in a critical stage with small chanc
of recovery.
ECA King George tree made 10 ties
another made long cords of wood tina
brought $50. Lumber is jumping on
of sight. City dealers can't suppl
orders and they are, sending drummer
and inspectors to the country, buyin
Up everything in the shape of lumbe,
The first reah 'winhish"s look A
peared over this part Of the country 3
the last evening of the old year. Me-
Years morn was white with snow, 81
: it remained only few hours. I'll
; sleet ofthree weeks ago made NortheY
Neckers chilly, and broke down thou!
ands of trees.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05
'sssis...sl ss.ssM a

Harriet Howard OF 900 w. sath St.. New York.
at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin
trouble. She writes: az had Salt Rheum or
Eezcnia for years. bot nothing wouid cure II. .
until used Buekien's Arniea Salve.r "A quick
and sure hesierfor cuts. barns and sores.,s 7
&c At f. G, Richarison,l kilma Knock; T. u
Walton. "a " TIT ~ "''" ~
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-05

REV. L. Il. COMBS, Rector.
White Chspel First aud Thru Sundays II AN.
TRINITY, First and Third Sundays. $50 L. NJ.
Trace, second Sunday. al A. ~; Fourth sun
day. 3 z. N.
wicomico. Second Sunday. 3 p. NJ: Fourth
Sunday. ii A. NJ.