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HALF RATES TO DENVER.

HALF RATES TO DENVER.
Colorado and Southern will make
one fare rate to Denver July 8. 9 and
7th. good to return until July 18th.
also on July II and 18th, good TO-
days. As
The daily tribune., 1908-07-02

FOURTH OF JULY RATES.
Via the Rio GranCe. Dates OF
sale July 8 and 4, final limit July 6.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-02

Those who heard Mr.. Jolly when
here in the early spring are those
most anxious to go-don't miss what
he says abo ut GOOD Luck"
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Advertised Letters.
Following is list of letters re
maining uncalled for at the postofiice
at Florence, during the week ending
July 1.
Branch Mrs. X. #.
Cochrane Bruce
Cox James S. (pkg.
Harris Mrs. Rachel
Lee J. M.
Martin Miss Garphelia
Menary Clint
Stubplefield Olive
Tatum Andrew
Tonhajizer Meri (2)
M. E. LEWIS. P. M.
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FROM GENERAL GlLCHRlST
Announces What His Policy Will be in
Regard to Appointments if he is
Elected Governor
Jacksonville, Florida, May

Jacksonville, Florida, May 20.
Editor Star: In the discussion Of the
primary system which has engaged the
attention Of the state press, more or
less, recently, note that an effort has
been made in some quarters to ascribe
an improper attitude to me in this
matter. 1t is only necessary to say
that have in my platform and on the
stump said that / was in favor Of a
rigid adherence to the last state dem
ocratic platform as to primaries. l go
farther than this. l have said, and
say now. that whenever there is a
vacancy in county or district office To
be filled, primary elections should be
held, and that / will in each and every
case abide by the result Of that pri-
nary When. owing to time, it is in
expedient for a primary to be held. l
will appoint to fill any and all vacanc-
les the man or men who are recon-
mended by their county or district
de mocratic executive committees.
Albert w. Gilchrist.
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hand in the dance and proved himself
one Of the most graceful on the floor.
The day was ideal. the spot a fir
lace for SUCH a gathering and all had
q jolly good time. Quite a number OF
jsh we're caught in the pond. Mr..
George ReddlcS. farmer and trucker,
and Mr.. f. d. Mills. of the Standard
section. also enjoyed the day with
friends. Mr. Charles Miller Of the sand
hills, WAS present and said II was the
first picnic he had been to in four
years. That for the past two years he
had been a faithful and dutiful atten-
dant on his stricken father. Mr. John
Miller, who is suffering from paralysis
and has been helpless all this time and
whose life hangs on a slender thread.
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The Variety Store

damask cheek, And all the while the
farmer, full of wondering and doubt.
will deeply marvel what the hotel Bill
it's all about
The Anti-SaIoon League willing. the
21st will be the longest day Of the year.
Upon that date the sun will reach the
TrOpic Of Cancer in the northerly de-
Clination, and will start south again.
On the same day the month will pass
cut Of the influence of Gemini the
twins, and persons born after the 21st
reed not be afraid. They will not have
any. Upon the contrary, the stork will
fill only single orders under the zodi-
aCal sign Of Cancer the Crab. Children
horn under this sign will crawl back
ward and cry for crabapple jelly.
The smiling heavens will inspire
The skylark and the linnet,
And the busy parson will turn out
A new bride every minute.
A few friends will throw old shoes and
And taste the wedding cake.
And then make bets among themselves
On whether it will take.
Mr.. Bryan will complete his wall
around Denver about the Goth, and will
set a deadfall at the gate for Governor
Johnson. In the course of the month,
al Democrats who have fought fist
fights on the floor of Congress or in
any other way distinguished them
selves, will be honorably mentioned for
yice-president.
The boys will seek the swimming
hole
In quite excited packs,
And paddle in it till the sun
Puts blisters on their backs;
And when the disobedients
Come wet-haired back to town,
They'll get a few more blisters raised
A little lower down.
Commandments will come in again
and knowing well this bore. the willy
parent will take up a seat quite near
The door; and when his own child has
acclaimed, and shown it's skill and
pluck, he'll lead the plaudits for
time, and impolitely duck.
The hungry boy will stow a few
green apples in his tum, and his ma
will lay him belly up out in the blaz-
ing sun: and after while the pain will
cease, the agony and grippe. because,
by virtue. of the sun, the once-green
fruit is ripe.
And then the Fourth will come again.
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ocALA BAND OF MERCY

A special sermon will be held Cd. W
st Grace church, Ocala, on the after
noon of Whit Sunday at 4:30. It Is
hoped that all members who can do Sc
will attend. Further particulars later
c. L. Bittinger, President.
E. latham, Secretary.
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Grace Episcopal

(Rev. Geo. Hendree Harrison, Rector.)
1880 a. m.-Holy communion.
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Morning prayer and SER
mon.
8 p. m.-Evening prayer and SER
mon.
Come and worship with us.
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If you want pretty reading lamp to
connect with your electric light cur
rent in the library or hall Of your
kcme. see Walter Tucker, the cleo
trician about It.
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Junior League
Meets at o'clock. Subject, etc
Know Gods Way for Me-" Leader
Mamie Pedrick. Every one cordially
invited.
Song, blessed Assurance"
Scripture lesson. Lev. PAS; Ps
1870; James LIS.
Prayer.
Song, I'm His Keeping"
Bible references on subject.
Chalk talk by Katie May Eagleton.
Song, Follow in His Footsteps"
Recitation, "Our Way"-Katherine
Livingston.
Song, Guide Me Oh, Thou Great
jehovah"
Reading, "The Good Old Way"-An-
ME Pope Eagleton.
Open discussion on the topic by the
Juniors and visitors.
Solo. Let Him Have His Way With
Thee"
Roll call:
Conservation song.
League announcements.
Song, who Will Follow Jesus"
League benediction.
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Senior Epworth League

ONE and worship with us.
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Meets at p. m. Subject, Gods re-
iation to the awakened understanding
Hymn.
Prayer.
Vocal solo, Mrs. T. H. Johnson.
Scripture lesson.
Address on lesson by leader.
Hymn.
Responsive reading, Proverbs 3-5:24
Hymn.
Short talks on lesson.
Prayer.
Vocal duet, DR.. and Mrs. Blalock.
Announcements.
Collection.
Hymn.
Benediction.
A cordial invitation extended to all
Jessielu Martin, Leader.
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LIFE is A BLANK
WHEN SIGHT Is
GONE
Too Late to Grieve Then

Too Late to GrIeve Then
Now is the time for action. Now is
when you can come to me and get
my advice and information about you'
eyesight.
There is Danger in Delays
Dr. d. M. Boney,
Eyesight Specialist,
Ocala. Florida.
Office Hours: 8 to IL a. m. and
1870 to 4:30 p. m. Optical Office and
Laboratory, Rooms 2 and 4, Gary
Block.
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What are the sad sea waves saying?
Ask Mr.. Adams
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FOR RENT-A seven-room cottage
With bath room. For rent June 1st.
Located in second ward in rear of DR..
Izlar's residence. Apply to Mrs. T. w.
Smith Or Mrs. Vogt, Ocala.
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With death and lockjaw from 1t,
And Pixies Peak in the public eye,
With Bryan on the summit.
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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Baptist

Church, Sunday school and B. Y.
T. U. services at the usual hours.
All invited. C. G. Carroll, Pastor.
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THE ANTICIPATING CRUSADE

Everybody should help stop the pub
tic splitting habit, by sending a two
cent stamp today for our attractive,
unique hanger card which warns
against splitting nuisances. People
will take notice Of this card and once
seen, never forgotten. Address, Domi-
nocards Co., 1907 Chouteau, St. Louis
Mo. D..
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Now's the time to buy winter goods.
Special Overcoat, heavy underwear
and blanket sale, all winter goods, ]
now going on. The Bazaar Store.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31

by Miss Fannie Blakemore. left by
Fridays steamer for Baltimore, Wash
inton to Clancy, Maryland, to visit
DR.. Steuart's parental home.
Miss Dora Lee Atchison was the
guest Of Mrs. Jno. VIM Chowning
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Marion Towles returned To her
parental home some days ago from her
mission field. We are sorry to learn of
her health being so seriously impaired.
We wish her speedy recovery.
Miss Fannie Towles has returned
from week visit in Baltimore. Miss
Towles and brother, Campbell were
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Steuart
one day last week.
During the electrical storms last week
a number of forest trees on this side
OF Corrotoman were struck and put out
of commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Palmer, of
Merry Point. gave launch ride Tues
day night in honor of Miss Dora Lee
Atchisop, milliner at this place. A
large party, not only from this imme-
date neighborhood, but friends from
some distance, were included among the
number. About two hours were spent
in Irvington dancing. Miss Atchison
leaves this week for her home in Mary
land
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
AMERICAN NOTES.

Aunt Lettie Glascoe, of Sonora, died
Sunday morning after short illness.
Death was caused by the excessive heat
and old age, she being one of the old
est colored people in this vicinity.
Precilla Smith. of Ottoman, died W ed
nesday morning after short illness.
Death was caused by exhaustion, fol-
lowing the prolonged hot spell and her
old age, which is given as 80 years.
James Smith a grandson of Precilla
Smith, was seriously stabbed in the
left side with an oyster knife in the
hands of Geo. Thomas at an entertain
ment held at Hartswell church one
night last week. At this writing Smith
is doing fairly WELL No legal action
has been taken up to this writing in the
above case.
Saturday, August LIST, at IL a. m, is
business meeting at Sharon. The en-
tire membership is requested to attend.
Lightning struck Phillip Thompson's
house in Corrotoman last Saturday.
The whole family was more or less stun
ned, two mice and a cat were killed and
shoes setting in the floor torn TO pieces.
w. A. Weaver was in Irvington on
business Monday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
IBERIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Talley, of Brook
vale, spent Sunday last at the home of
George W. Hazard, near here.
Miss Lottie Lowery spent last week
with her uncle near Wicomico.
Miss Lavinie Degges, of Durham,
N. c., arrived Monday to spend
while with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
C. l.. Degges, near here.
Mrs. L. E. Brown, who has been at
Urbanna for some time, returned Tues
day to take in Marvin Grove meetings.
Little Miss Mary Conklin, of Morans,
had her foot badly burned not long ago
by falling against hot stove.
Tom Pruett, who has been sick for
several weeks with the malarial fever
is slowly improving under the care of
DIR. Oldham. Miss Addie Lowry is
also on the sick list this week.
James G. Carney is attending the
Rappahannock Baptist Association in
Middlesex this week. Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
NOTICE THESE.

Emlaw Lewis, Millenbeck, has nice
horse for sale.
w. B. Demby. Kilmarnock, has
launch for sale.
Notice of appointment of teachers in
White Chapel district.
DR.. G. c. Mann will be at Marvi
Grove prepared to do dental work.
Westmin. ter School, a home school
for girls, appears in new ad this week.
Colonial Day at Colonial Beach prom
ises to be a great day in the history
of that town. See ad.
The United States Trust Company,
Washington, wants to do business with
you. See their new ad.
Beginning August 4th, Schwartzman
Bros, Kilmarnock. will sell for 80 DAYS
all their summer goods at cost. A rare
chance for prudent buyers.
Jones & Richardson, Heathsville.
will begin their tri-annual sale Satur-
day. Hundreds of people wait for
these sales in order to save money.
They do not carry things over.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
KILMARNOCK.

Mrs. John Fleming and daughter,
Miss Matte and J. Deal, of Norfolk,
county, who have been visiting w. B.
DENNY, returned to their homes Satur.
day night.
Capt. w. d. Potter and wife and lit
tie Lois were welcome guests at the
home of w. b. DENNY Friday.
Ellis c. Richardsyn. jr., celebrated
his ninth birthday Tuesday Afternoon
with party to 4 few of his friends
Many happy birthdays to Master E. E.
Myer Schwartzman is entertaining 0
large home party of friends from Bal
timore.
Henry Jeter Edmonds. jr., recently
celebrated his seventh birthday with q
party to few of his little friends
Many happy returns HI. J. jr.
Collin Smithers' engine is busy or
Eubank' S woodpile.
George Cutler has moved in the home
recently vacated by John George.
Mrs. II. j. Edmonds is out again af.
ter several days indisposition.
Mrs. w. S. Disc, of Bluff Point, has
been quite indisposed recently.
Grace Church Sunday school held its
annual picnic Wednesday at the Lowell,
home of Charles Ball, near Ditchley.
Mrs. r. II. Chiffon and son, r. H.
jr., are visiting the lady's mother,
Mrs. l.. 7. Smith, at Heathsville.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
RELIGIOUS NOTES

Children's Day services next Sunday
night at Wesley M. E. Chapel. lower
Lancaster.
Protracted services will begin AT
Corrotoman Baptist church the second
Sunday in August
Revival services will begin at Irving
ton Methodist church the fourth Sun
day in September.
Rev. E. M. Ramsey, assisted by Rev.
S. p. DEFAULT, of Richmond county,
held revival services at Smithland
church, in Northumberland. last week.
Revival services will begin at White
Stone Methodist church the second
Sunday in August, to continue through
the week. DR.. H. z. Johnson, of Suf-
folk, Va, will do the preaching.
Pastor Claybrook will hold protracted
services at Wicomico Baptist Chapel
from Sunday through Friday of next
week. He will be assisted by Rev.
S. P. DEFAULT, of Richmond county and
will hold two services day.
Revival services will begin at Kill
marnock Baptist church the second
Sunday in August Rev. Thos. Dun
away, of Smithield, will help Rev. F.
W. Claybrook in this work. All day
services will be held, closing Friday
evening following,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
LIVELY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d. Scott and
little sons. of Fredericksburg, are
spending two weeks with Mrs. Scott's
parents here.
Misses Pearl and Nellie Kent, of
Tipers, are visiting their uncle and
grandmother near here.
r. o. Norris has painted his rolling
mill.
w. c. Clarke visited his brother, Y.
ID. Clark, at Mill Greek last week.
Cleveland Haynie has returned from
Baltimore hospital but little improved.
B. B. Haynie is sick at this writing.
WHITE ROSE BUD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
MILLENBEOK.

Miss Mabel Oakley, of Baltimore,
was the guest of her aunt here last
week.
w. H. Warren has started up his
canning house here. He was in Balti-
more last week on business.
Miss Emma Conwell is here spending
some time with her brother, F. H.
Starr.
Chas. G. Snead passed here last week
en- route to Middlesex and Mathews on
business.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Dodson, near here,
is indisposed, and under the care of DIR.
Peirce. who is looking after DIR. Steuart's
patients while he is in Maryland.
Miss Annie Haynes. of Suffolk, Va,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. l..
Courtney, near here.
Lineman Connellee was at Bertrand
last week repairing the telephone which
was put out of business by the lightning
the early part of the week.
l.. B. Foster, of Bertrand. was in
Norfolk this week on business.
The crops here have been great,
beneftedby the recent refreshing rains.
A. w. Cooper returned to Baltimore
Monday of this week, after spending
Sunday with his family at Towles Point,
near Bertrand.
Elizabeth Warren is visiting relatives
at Samos, Va.
Prof. ClaybroOk Cottingham and wife,
of Louisiana, arrived on steamer Mon
day night to spend some time with the
gentleman's parents at Ottoman.
In THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
w EEMS

Our village is chock full of visitors at
this time, among them we note: Mrs.
John VIM. Chowning and little niece,
Mary j. Connellee, of Bertrand, visit
ing Mrs. Chowning's mother, Mrs. Ma
ry Ball; Misses Julia and Dorothy Dam
eron, of Kinsale, are at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. w. A. Cameron; Mr..
and Mrs. A. Crozier, of Wilmington,
DEL, are at Mrs. Lawson Georges;
Misses Fannie and Sylvia Evans, of
Baltimore, and Owen Hamilton, of
Philadelphia, are at the home of Mrs.
II. E. Owen; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Den
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lohnes, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Russell and Mrs. Chas.
| Meyers, of Baltimore, are at the home
of Mrs. Lawson Winstead; Mrs. Thorn
as Tracy and Mrs. Chas. Gurlie are at
Mrs. John Hoffman's; B. Packet, of
Washington, is at home of Capt. B. G.
Doggett, and several others, some
chronicled before and some we were
unable to catch up with. All are hav-
ing good time fishing and launching,
and are thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Mrs. Nd. ]. Barney, of Baltimore, was
here first of week packing her house
hold furniture and shipping it to
that city.
Mrs. Evan Owen. jr., who has been to
Baltimore for treatment of appended
tbs has returned home very much i'm
proved.
Baseball is played almost daily be-
tween the first and second wards and
it almost always goes in favor of the
second ward (John's Neck).
Rev. Harry l.. Walton is still in Sarah
Leigh's Hospital. Norfolk, with ty-
phoid fever, which he contracted while
nursing his little daughter. who is i'm
proving gradually after being in bed 45
days.
The High School agitation here has
about fallen through. The question of
location for the building could not be
satisfactorily settled. The citizens who
were to put up the bulk of the money
were not in favor of erecting the build
ing in the outskirts of the town. They
wanted it in the village. Others who
live near the outskirts wanted it near
the present building, which is about a
mile up the road. Now an effort will
be made to have the public ferry estab-
lished between here and Irvington, and
the pupils will go there.
Miss Eunice Hudson has been suffer
ing for some time with rising in her
mouth.
G. l.. Hudson left Saturday for Wash
ington with load of melons.
Henry Damerel and family and C. b.
Damerel and family spent Sunday with
| friends on Eastern Branch.
The latest industry here is a crab
meat house run by j. II. Hudson.
Jos. Kellam is quite sick at this
writing. HARD HEAD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
OTTOMAN.

Miss Louise Sanford was the guest
of the Misses Stoneham several DAYS
recently.
Ryland Clark and family left Ottoman
last week to visit friends at Urbanna.
Jerome Palmer, of Florida, is visiting
Geo. Cottingham.
Miss. Bertha Palmer, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. Tapscott. She spent
Tuesday at Geo. Cottingham's.
Miss Genevieve Gresham, who has
been visiting Mrs. Earnest Gresham.
left last week for her home at Ports
mouth Va.
Chester Hazard made flying trip
to Norfolk last week.
Miss Marguerite Boggs returned to
Baltimore Friday after several weeks
visit to Mrs. C. L. Shackelford and
Miss Gussie Lee.
Collin Chiffon and family visited
relatives at Klimarnock not long since.
A drama called the "Fisherman's
Luck" was played by troupe from
Lively in the odd-fellows Hall here
Tuesday night of last week. 1t was
remarkably good and thoroughly en-
joyed by all who were so fortunate as
to be present. Twelve dollars were
realized.
f. G. Mills met with the loss OF
forty thousand feet of new lumber by
fire last week. which was supposed to
have caught from stray spark from
the engine while saving.
DR.. Stuart and family, accompanied
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
THE CAMPS.

Marvin Grove. Methodist, opened to-
day friday under favorable conditions.
kirkland Grove, Baptist, at Heathsville,
begins Friday, August 14th, Rev. C. p.
Stealey and DR.. Weston Bruner, both
of Washington, will do the preaching.
In connection with Wharton Grove,
near Weems, will be held Sunday
School Institute. DR.. H., M. Wharton,
DIR. Chas. G. Dilworth, Rev. H. c..
Moore, Editor N. B. Broughton and
others will do the. preaching. This en-
campment begins Friday. August q,
and promises to be the most interesting
ten days meeting ever held in the
Northern Neck.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
LANCASTER COURT.

Last week saw six busy days at oul
county seat of justice. UP to going t
press at 3 o'clock Thursday Afternoon
we gave full report Following are
later proceedings:
Commonwealth vs.. w. 0. Harding,
misdemeanor. Judgment for 500 anG
costs.
Commonwealth VS. C. H. Chance,
misdemeanor. Judgment 800 and costs,
w. j. Newbill, j. T. Rilee, w. Med.
Lee, j. w. Hundley, o. r. Hopkins
and ]. w. Hayden appointed trustees
Irvington M. E. church and authorized
to sell one-half acre land.
Commonwealth VS. Mary Ashburn.
Motion to quash execution. Motion
dismissed and execution sustained
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Robert Sorrell VS. E. T. Davis. Dis
missed without prejudice.
Report and settlement of ]. A.
Chowning, sheriff, on estate of Stephen
Miller, recommitted to Commissioner of
Accounts.
w. B. Sanders appointed Commits
sioner in Chancery.
Commonwealth VS. Gilman Raynor.
Defendant acquitted.
Three cases of Commonwealth VS. w.
w. Raynor. Appeals withdrawn.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Liquor of C. H. Chance seized some
time since, ordered to be sold.
VIM. Chiffon, clerk, directed to com
plete the copying of the old judgment
book, partly copied by A. A. Moody,
decd.
Old indictment, Commonwealth VS. C..
II. Chance, nolle pressed.
Commonwealth vs. Malcolm Ashburn.
Agreed judgment for IS fine and costs.
Report of F. G. Newbill as required
by law, returned and confirmed by
court.
CHANCERY CASES.
John Christopher VS. Mary ID. Jesse,
ct ais. Petition for deed. Referred to
Commissioner in Chancery. T. J.
Downing appointed to make deed to
plaintiff.
Nellie G.. Pitts VS. Chas. E. Pitts.
Decree for divorce and $500 alimony.
Thrift VS. Robinson & Silver. Stricken
from docket.
Wheaton Packing Co. VS. Robinson
& Silver. Stricken from docket.
Reamy, guardian, VS. Doggett, ct ais.
Report of special commissioner con-
firmed and stricken from docket.
7. H. Gill VS. administrator of Polly
Jones ct ais. p. M. Gresham appointed
special commissioner to sell land of
defendant
Z. j. Frazier, ct. ais. VS. VIM. Laws,
ct. ais. Decree for sale of land of
defendant
Linthicum Rubber Co. VS. Walter
Ransone, ct. ais. Sale of l0i acres land
ordered.
+. l.. Dunaway, ct. ais, VS. E. S.
Dobyns. Stricken from docket and
each party to psy one-half of costs.
Wheaton VS. Robinson q Silver.
Decree for Sheriff to pay J. H. wheal-
ton money in his hands.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-31
STORE ROBBED; HORSE KILLED.

After closing his store Saturday night
Carey Rollins, of Rehoboth Church,
heard some one prowling around. He
drove the intruder off and proceeded to
get his gun ready in case he should
need it later. Sure enough a colored
man of that neighborhood, drove back
to finish loading up. Mr.. Rollins went
out to meet the intruder and in the
shuttle his gun was discharged, killing
the colored mans horse. The robber
made his escape and is still in hiding.
The merchant recovered some of his
goods.