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The Republican journal., 1908-07-23

dence, R. L., and Colburn Arnold of Central
Falls, r. l., have been guests few days of
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Wadsworth. 80. =. Mrs.
Meta Pero of New York and Miss Lydia
Chapman of Boston are visiting their par
ents, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Pinkney, at
their home, recently bought at Gushee's
Cor. Lindley NJ. Gushee is now ready for
business, with a large and fine stock of
goods attractively displayed in his new
store. Recent visitors with friends here
were Mr.. r. L. Thorndyke and sister, Mrs.
Ralph LaFolley of Rockport, and Miss Ella
May Terhune and son of Boston. The ball
game Saturday between the East Union
nine and the Appletons was won by the
latter, with score of 7 to t.. DR.. and Mrs.
L. w. Hadley of Union were guests Sunday
of G. Fl. Page and Mrs. L. j. Osgood and
daughter, Miss Emma Osgood.
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REyI " WILLIAMS TEsTIFIEs.

Rev. l. W. Williams, huntington, ". Va,
testifies as follows: "Ths is to certify that
used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous
exhaustion and kidney trouble, and am tree
to say that Foley's Kidney Remedy will 90
all that you claim for it.
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Maine Central R. R.

On and after June ea, 1908, trains connecting
at Burnham and Watervie with through trains
for and from Bangor, Waterville Portland and
BOSTON. will run as follows:
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1oIInty Correspondence.

n Nnrrys brother, Isaac Whit
81. ..rlfornia, who has not been
!, .-5pirs, has been here visiting
weeks. He is in Water
listing relatives and call
..--r which he will return
week before leaving for
mud Mrs. Frank Tenney
..a Orono have been spend
.n her cousin, Mrs. W. A.
..., other relatives in this
,y 1t was pronounced a
..aae trip. Mrs. Eugene
Mt. Ned Carleton spent day
list week, shopping and call
Mrs. Ora KnowltOn, nee
--.c.ng over the arrival of a
her home July 14th.. Mrs.
.. aaugor, relative of DR..
-alrelatves in Boston, Mass,
.. h-re, arrived at the home OF
overall weeks ago. After
.-urn 10 the city. DR.. and
land two daughters, Mar
r.ee, intend to go on a camp
.. IA the Schoodic lake region
abroad commissioners met
... -J consider the question of
VI d Hagman for the trains.
-.sted here this spring have
.....,..n- very blind. ....... Horace
....v from New Jersey arrived
....- r,ne last week. He had it
lrd and ready for occupancy
. before their arrival. Part OF
...a the trip in an automobile.
.. ,bury's brother John from
.....--.- visiting here for number
AS Rollins, supt. of schools,
-4yher'S convention in Cas-
al was an enthusiastic and
The remains of Mrs.
yAu died at the home of her
f., arrived at this station
.panied by Howard Run
rvlces were held in Troy,
oficiating. Interment was
.ar.etery.. John Murch, one
st respected citizens, died
-o at the home of Mr.. and
....,, he ana of 70 wars
bpen in failing health for
.-... lis last illness was of a
lie lived for many years
a-le he died. After the
which occurred four years
ann to Mr.. F. Il. Dutton
.ui 5, AID. j ackSon, to board.
are very kind to him, his
-l Tor his Old home. After
.a secured board and went
TOMS, where he resided up
+, death. During his stay
was done that could be for
M and Mrs. Dutton did, in
the word, by him as they
.. The deceased was an hon
.a, always taking d cheerful
0i had a pleasant word for
49,. caves one brother, who is
..tr, and a nephew, to mourn.
.... VAS held at the home few
-r8acted by Rev. j. {. Lamb.
4te Ill Pond cemetery.
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SEARSMONT.

Mrs Flora Ames and son of Matinicus are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Berry. Leigh
Farrar of Washington, d. c., is at A. c. Nc
Corrison's Zion b. Gichrest and wife of
Boston were in town laSt Sunday. Mr.. ii.
Forsaith of Boston and Miss Thomas of
Lincolnviie were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ripley at the Netherlands July 18th.
49,. Rev D. Is. Phelan preached Tuesday
evening, July 14th, and held the First Quar-
terly Conference of this year. A motion
was made and carried to repair the church
eGitice. There was quite an excitement in
church last Sunday morning. The singing
of the anthem was interrupted by crash
and screams. and people rushed out OF
church to find that horse driven by Bert
Paul had become frightened at an auto,
throwing Mr. Paul out and leaving Fred
Johnson, helpless invalid, the only occu-
pant of the wagon. The horse ran into the
horse sheds in the rear of the church, upset
ting the wagon and throwing Mr.. johnson
out. While there were no bones broken he
was terribly shaken up and shocked by the
accident.
The Republican journal., 1908-07-23

Heaven is not reached at single bound;
But we build the ladder by which we rise
From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies
And we mount to its summit round by round
j. G. Holland.
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Lies Ladder.

Only in dreams is ladder thrown
From the weary earth to the sapphire
walls;
But the dreams depart, and the vision falls,
And the sleeper wakes on his pillow of
stone,
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Farm forSa|e
IN NORTHPORT, MAINE,

Containing 1870 acres OF land, 10 acres of now
ing land, SO acres of pasture, high land suitable
for sheep raising and other stock well watered
from springs, remainder in wood land 80 apple
trees in good condition. One story house. ell,
wood house, and barn 70Xi2 in good repair Well
from the Camp Ground This farm is in every
way suitable for a stock farm. For particulars
inquire of DAVID L. HERRICK.
9tf On the Premises.
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HALLDALE.

HALLDALE.
The large and commodious set of build
ings OF, Job Clement were consumed by fire
with nearly all their contents Friday after
noon, July 18th, about two o'clock 1t is sup
posed the fire was started by children play
ing with matches in the barn. Neighbors
fastened to the scene, but so rapidly did the
flames spread that when help arrived it was
impossible to save but very few OF the
household goods. The family We're left
with only the clothes they had on. Mr..
Clement had $4,000 in his room but was
unable to get into the room. All the farm
ing tools except those in the field were burn
ed also the hay, which had nearly all been
put in the barn within a few days Two
hogs were under the barn. and after being
badly bistered jumped from their pen and
made their escape The loss is not eSti-
mated but will reach into the thousands,
with $1,000 insurance in the Grange COM
pany. The buildings of Fred Clement, stu
ated several rods north, were soon discover
ed to be on fire in many places from flying
shingles. BY this time large crowd had
gathered, many coming from Freedom with
buckets, and by the united effort of all pres
ent a most desperate battle was fought
with the flames, which were subdued i'll
about an hour and the buildings saved, with
the barn in a damaged condition. Too
much cannot be said in praise of those who
fought the fire heroicaly and by strength and
courage saved the house of Mr.. Clement
The barn Uf Il. F. Foster, situated between
the Clement farms, took fire, but was soon
extinguished. The brisk wind carried burn
ing shingles nearly TWO miles and set the
grass on fire in places.
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RIRNHAM

Vt.
Farmers in this vicinity are rejoicing over
the change in the weather. The Sunday
school at the Mount is prospecting finely
under the superintendent of Mrs. Lula
Getchel.... Farmers in this vicinity have
nearly all finished harvesting their hay
crop, which was secured IN excellent con-
dition. Very nearly an average crop is re-
ported. .... Porter Kimbal visited at ms
home in St. Adams July 10TH. Charles
Cookson has finished cutting the hay ON
the Martin Parks farm on the Horseback
road. >. Herbert Huff las his fine new barn
50 nearly completed that he is able to store
his hay in it the present season.
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.. ms. i. 2. Hurd and Mr.. and
sell, Jr., are passing a week
.. .s-....Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wal
t4ining company from Pressure
~ibyl Higgins was the guest OF
es Joseph Higgins one day last
Mp, Allen Cornforth of Waterville
l->t of her sister, Miss Hattie
..l. asst week. Peter Harmon and
.- 6-on attended the Democratic
..u-=.uOu in Bangor July 18th.
..N. g.. Belfast with team, going
as 5Uat.... Willie P. Higgins of
,-. Arrived in town last week.
b. ,..-r too late to help with the
... helping "Bert" subdue the
-. Mrs. Fred Patterson and
. Miss Winnie, and Albert Ames
.-. sEh Mrs. Will Ward and Miss
..l and Arthur Roundy Of Fair
..H ~unday afternoon with Mr..
.- elard Higgins, 1t was Mrs.
HGthday and ice cream, cake
...e OH were served. She also re-
.I gifts.... Misses Sibyl Hig-
f, \. Ferguson passed Tues
uly 18th, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Emma Chase has re-
- her visit at Lynn, Mass.
t...f McCool of Colorado is the
u and Mrs. Joseph Sayward....
..ar. ol Pittsfeld was the guest of
ST.. .r- Peter Harmon, Wednesday.
d, larsons passed Saturday al
a..l Mrs. s. F. Files. Miss Flor
-u-o. Wlo has been with her father,
.aWel through his long illness and
-,lr.e-, has returned to her duties
.uI Mrs Stephen Burton passed
DO tnd Wednesday in Waterville.
Hs Impaired home by her niecel
~a -tte Ivers, and Miss Haze.
ohJ aill pass week in our pretty
... 4 IS expected that Rev. F. S.
Of JACKSON will speak at the Center
l-s- sunday. The veterans in
-ntN aIe a little surprised that the
noe'ns If the Waldo County Vet
ASSOCIATION has been dated for Aug.
a settled fact that the an
meeting of the dedication of the
lding at Windermere Park,
.1 Aug, 18th, and so there will be
e,arans from this section of
III ielSast on that date. w. N.
sai tive good sized cucumbers
Is . sunday noon, the first cukes
Hago of in this neighborhoOd.
-T- ara plentiful, and the much
bias come.
euu.
tHar4 Wescott has gone to Knox
t summer with her brother,
.0-ailus.... Miss Effie Flye has gone
'. usaeh, Portland, for two or three
Mrs susan J. Flye visited her
e Mrs. Jennie +. Webb, in Swan
'- Dfst week.... Miss Matilda King OF
a4ion b c., is spending the summer
Tie" aunt Miss Sarah Perley.......Mrs.
lawrence and daughter, Mrs. Ida
. ATE spending a few weeks at Winder-
ark, Unity......M Miss Lizzie McGray
''apll is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ad-
D fuiier.,.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flye
'N'''g very pleasant just now over the
Al Vi d nine-pound boy...... Miss Mae
u Massachusetts, is spending her va
WIN her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
,e''''.,.Hon. James D. Lamson enter
lew of his old friends in his home
le9uay afternoon, July 8tb, it being his
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MORRILL,.

Martin Greer lost valuable COW recently
from 'smilk fever. -. Thomas Higgins had
the mare formerly owned by the late Iadoc
Shibles die on his hands during the haying
season.. Miss Florence Cross is at Seal
Harbor and Miss Phebe Cross at Old
Orchard, where they do table work. Mrs.
Lotte Murch and her daughters, Emma
and Flora, are at Northport Camp ground.
...Mrs. E. E. Mears is occupying her
cottage at Northport.. Preston Mears and
daughter from Waldoboro visited at DR.. t.
n Pearsons last week. Ernest Towns
end, our r. F. d. carrier, and Mrs. Towns
end, went to Massachusetts last Monday
and will visit relatives there and in Provl-
dence r. l., during his two weeks vacation.
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LIBERTY.

ChaS. Norton of Howard, K. L., is at home
for his annual vst....., Mrs. L. b. Conner
did not sing at the church last Sunday, as
announced, but will render a solo at the
service next Sunday at 2. 80 p. m. Mr.. Snow
will preside at the organ. MIR. and Mrs.
w. ID. Sanford, Mr.. Z. a. Sanford and Hon.
A. J. Skidmore were in Bangor last We'd
nesday in attendance at the Democratic
State convention. Miss Frankie Aver gave
whist party for few of her old school
friends last Monday night Enough were
present to play three tables and most en-
joyable evening was spent. Ice cream and
cake were served and the party broke up at
late hour, all wishing such reunions might
be more frequent. :. MIR and Mrs. Nathaniel
Sherman of Burketville were i'll town last
week calling on old friends. The Eureka
Cornet Band of this village has been en-
gagged to play at the annual field day OF
Waldo County Pomona at Centennial Grove
Montville, Aug. 10TH. Croquet seems to be
the rage in the village this summer and par
ties may be seen playing at any and all times
Many games have been played son Frank
Benefits lawn, lasting from two to four
hours, and party may be seen there every
pleasant evening playing by lantern light.
go. Miss Flora Sherman entertained small
party at her home in: West Liberty last Sat-
urday evening. Whist was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present. Plans
are being made for the annual lawn party
at the church. 1t will take place early in
August. Miss Lucy Hatch of Somervile,
Mass, is spending the summer with her
parents at the old home place.. Miss Hub
bard of Concord, n. H., is guest of Mr..
and Mrs Rob't Peck at their cottage ON
Milestone Island. $50 Miss Frances Aver has
returned to Providence. K. l., after vaca-
ton of two weeks Miss Aver holds re-
sponsible position as stenographer. ....Miss
Florence Seaver of Keene, n. H., is visiting
Mrs. Caroline Brown......R. l. Morse OF
Belfast spent few days last week in town.
-. Charles Norton of Howard, R. l.. is
visiting his father, A. H. Norton.
APPLETON.
ROBBIE Robbins has gone to Waverley,
Mass, where he has employment. ........
Mrs. u. Robbins has had as guests Mrs.
Rachel Farrar and grandson, Leigh Farrar,
from Lehigh University, Penn, and grand
daughter Minnie. =. Mrs. Lille WhitmOre is
critically i'll at L. N. Simmons Rev. E. S.
Ufford gave his lecture, "Around the
| World" in Union church, Thursday even
ing. Over 100 elegant stereopticon views
were shown, making the lecture very in
structive and interesting. The lecture was
given as a benefit for Rev. G. A. Chapman.
In connection with the lecture the ladies
had an ice cream sale on the church lawn,
which was lighted with large number OF
Japanese lanterns. During the sale Elmer
Wentworth entertained the large company
present with selections by his talking ma
chine, which is one of the best made. Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter. daughters Dor
othy and Corinne and son Horace. of Provi-
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EASTERN STEAMSHIP CO.

HON. WIN. T. COBB and
CALVIN AUSTIN, Receivers.
BANGOR DIVISION.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
SIMPSONS WHARF.

Charlie McAllistor, Lloyd Edwards
and Harry Kerst spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Tangier, Va.
Wayland Booth and family visited
friends at Alfonso Sunday
Miss Byrd Craig has returned home
from North Carolina where she has
been milliner the past season.
Miss Birdsell McAllister has returned
home from two weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. William Spence, at Tan
gier, Va.
There is right much sickness in the
neighborhood at this writing. Those
just recovering are little Claude Ed
wards, Esther Lunsford and the family
of Ben Craig.
The new chapel Mooreland, will be
dedicated the first Sunday in July.
Preaching all day by Rev. w. F. Duna-
way. Dinner on the grounds. The Ladies
Aid Society deserves great credit for
the noble work which they have done
towards building place of worship.
pINKY
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
IBERIS.

Mrs. Julian Hughes. of Richmond, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. R. T. Douglass,
near Brookvale. Mrs. Hughes, though
at the advanced age of IS years, is very
active, bright and entertaining. She
travels alone.
Miss Ella Roane has as her guest this
week her niece, Miss Emma Roane,
and her friend, Miss Lucy Jeffres, two
very attractive young ladies' of King
and Queen.
William Talley lost good horse last
week from some unknown cause. This
is the second horse he has lost in about
year.
Schooner Kate Woodall, Capt Saun-
ders, loaded lumber in Eastern Branch
this week for Davis s. Dodson.
What little wheat there is around
this way is turning out very well. VIM.
Slater got 33 to one, and Thos. d.
Brown 20 to one. Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
MOLUSK.

The wheat crops in this part of the
county have proved quite success this
season.
Miss Aileen Poole returned home last
week after visiting friends at Warner.
Miss Annie Stoneham for the past
month has been visiting in Charlottes-
vile, Stanton and New Hope.
Harper Brent, of Heathsville, and
Cyrus Harding, of Hopeside, were seen
here recently.
Miss Nettie Beane returned to Bal
timore last week after ten days stay
with parents.
Children's Day exercises will be held
at Bethel the first Sunday afternoon in
July.
A drama will be given in Molusk
Hall, Friday. June 26th, for the benefit
of Bethel Church.
Miss Genevieve Ball, of Monaskon,
after spending the winter with Mrs.
Biggs of North Carolina, has returned
home
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
w EEMS.

Miss Addie Pines, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Griffin T. Ashburn the past two weeks,
is now visiting at the home of Lew H.
Bryant. Irvington.
Alonzo Ashburn reached his home
here Wednesday on two months vaca-
ton. He was accompanied by Jno.
Gray. Messrs Ashburn and Gray are
oilers on one of the Old Bay Line ships.
Mrs. Mamie Hall spent several days
recently as the guest of Mrs. San
Landlord. at Wheaton. On her return
home she was accompanied by little
Mae Landlord ~
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Marsh had seyera
relatives from distance visiting then
Sunday.
Henry Brusstar was in Baltimore or
business the past week.
Baptist Aid Society at the home OF
Mrs. George Packet on Wednesday
night of next week.
Corbin Christopher, of Wicomico, wa.
in this vicinity last week.
The Methodist Sunday school will OBJ
serve Children's Day the first Sunday
night in next month. Not only the
whole school but the public is invited
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE.

Miss Susie Chiffon returned to her
home Tuesday from Portsmouth, where
she taught the past session.
Miss Marie Beane and brother, Archie,
have both had slight spells the past
week but are now convalescent.
Misses Eunice and Marie Saunders
left Monday for an indefinite stay with
relatives in Madison, Nd.
Miss Virginia Downing and niece,
Sue Downing, returned the past week
from lengthy visit to relatives in Bal
timore.
Mrs. j. H. Mckinney and sisters,
Misses Lola and Marie Haynie, visited
their sister. Mrs. Atticus James, at
White Stone, last Thursday.
The farmers around here are busy cut
ting and threshing their wheat, while
the housekeepers are none the less so.
in putting up berries and fruits such as
the season affords. Notwithstanding
the late spring fruit seems unusually
plentiful around here; cherries and APP
Piles in particular.
Mrs. Clarence Dunaway and sister,
Mrs. Harry Nichols. spent Saturday and
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Curlett.
near Wheaton,.
Miss Alice Chiffon is home again
after most delightful visit of a few
weeks in Richmond.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
SOME DEATHS.

On Friday, June 18th. the Death
Angel visited the home of C. S. Head
ley. of Rainswood, and claimed as its
victim one of his twins, aged six months.
Interment Saturday at Coan Baptist
cemetary.
The Southern Churchman reports the
fdeath in Natchez, Miss, of the Rev. d.
p. Sprigg, who for many years was
editor of the Southern Churchman, a
paper devoted to the interests of the
Protestant Episcopal church in Virginia.
IDr. Sprigg was well known in this
State, better known as writer than as
a preacher. His editorials in the
Clhnrqhman were models of graphic
fJnee and .terse pungent expression.
He was for many years retired from
the ministry, residing in Natchez with
his daughter.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
NORTHERN NECK
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The Northern Neck Medical Associa-
tion held its annual meeting at Colonial
Beach on Thursday last, with large
attendance. DR.. w. J. Newbill and DR..
j, B. Hodgkin, of Irvington. DIR. Geo.
II. Steuart, of Millenbeck, and DR.. II. j :.
Edmonds, of Kilmarnock, were among
those present. A number of the resi-
dent physicians from the neighborhood
were in the meeting as well as doctors
from Reedsville, Heathsville, and other
points of the Neck, and much interest
was taken. Many papers on various
subjects were read and the discussion
was animated, showing intimate know
ledge of subjects pertaining to the
healing art. Among those present
from distance were DIR. r. C. Bryan,
of Richmond, and DR.. A. B. Hooe, of
Washington, the latter a Northern
Neck man. now in a leading place
among the surgeons of the Capital City.
Full report of proceedings will be pub
lished later, as the Association voted
to have them published in full in
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. After the
business part of the meeting was
at an end banquet was held in one of
the principal hotels of the town, and
wit and eloquence were in abundance.
Colonial Beach is busy place in Md
summer, but just now has forlorn
look, as most of the cottages are as yet
empty.
The next meeting of the Association
will be held at Reedville in October
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
MISKIMON.

Mrs. E. j. Marsh and two children,
of Taft, spent from Friday until Tues
day last with friends here.
Miss Maggie Webb, of Brookvale,
visited at Mrs. w. j. Marsh's Sunday
evening, and Misses Clara Sampson, of
Simpsons Wharf, and Essie Revere, of
Lively, were at Mrs. F. X. Sampson s
the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Beane visited
the lady's relatives at Heathsville Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Lampkin, of Wicomico,
spent Sunday and Monday with her
sister. Mrs. A. A. Ashburne.
Dan Cockrell is building a barn for
T. E. Marsh.
Josie Dawson, who was on the sick
list, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenner Headley, liv-
ing near Heathsville, visited the lady's
parental home Sunday.
Reamey Edwards, of Simpsons
Wharf, spent a few days with his
cousin, Harvey Forester, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fallin was Wis
tied by friends from Fairfields recently.
Ryland Forester, Mike Herman and
Booker Sampson, of Taft, and Stockton
Beane, of Rehoboth, were at their old
homes here Sunday.
Children's Day was observed at Prov
idence Sunday. The collection was not
large, but the exercises were excellent
and received many compliments.
III AND
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

j. II. Wheaton was on steamer
Monday returning to his home at Wheal-
ton from business trip.
Ocean View had /, 1913 bathers in the
salt sea at one time this week-and
lrvington Beach quite few.
DR.. Tayloe Gwathmey, a prominent
surgeon of Norfolk, was recently called
to Warsaw to visit Mrs. j. w. Chinn, jr.
Among the names at the v. P. L.,
Blacksburg, as distinguished Sophie
more is that of w. S. Cowart, of Nor
cumberland.
The postoffice at Grinels has been
discontinued and patrons of that office
will now get their mail at Amburg,
about mile distant.
Miss Genevieve Ball, who has been
visiting Mrs. Tignor, in Norfolk, and
Dennis Biggs. in North Carolina, has
returned to her home in Lancaster.
Miss Anetta Cole, trained nurse OF
Norfolk, was on steamer Monday en-
~. IL.
Waiton's little daughter, who is crit.
cally i'll with typhoid fever.
James w. Gresham, of this county
has been promoted to first mate OF
steamer Lancaster, vice Chas. A. Rol
Inns. Young Gresham is rising rapid,
in the service of the M, D. &V.
Last Saturday was the hottest day OF
the year, so far. Thermometer 81 il
the shade here. Sunday, Monday ant
Tuesday were not much better. Satur
day was also the longest day of tn,
year.
Magistrates will be better paid afte
the new laws go into effect Jul,
LIST. The new law provides fee of s.
for issuing a warrant, instead of 81
cents formerly received. Constable,
are paid so centsfor executing warrant.
and S per cent commission on tn,
amount granted TO the plaintiff.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
RAINSWOOD.

Those on the sick list. but improving
are: C. S. Headley's little child Everett
Lewis, Grover Lewis and Mrs. Harry
Headley.s
A barn and contents belonging to
Mrs Winnie Douglass near Oakland
Church, has been destroyed by fire.
HI. p. Walker is suffering with boils.
Mr.. Healey, of Atlantic City, is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Emma Gulick,
at Gulick's Corner.
w. A. Jones has purchased a fine
horse. RED TAPE.