Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-12-10

LOCAL MENTION.
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he ' ikaiSIA SIrtxns. irviaHenn.Vs.
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shows the time to which your subscrip-
ton is paid, and is q, receipt for an am
mount paid. See that it is correct.
,ss ANENT THE FOREST FIRES.
The merry autumn days have come,
!, The heat hath onward went;
The woodside in golden fame
Heats up the armament.
~ "PoPsIE."
Printed under protest)
TT. Rilee andE. W. Long were in
Baltimore this week. . w.
c. C. Luckun, near here. fell and
broke his arm one day last weeksA 81
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Among the sick this week are Mrs.
w. A. Leland and Garry Messick.
~; The CITIZENS editor hopes to get
to Heathsville court next Monday.
MfssL. n. Rilee and Mrs. E. w.
Meekins spent Friday and Saturday in
Norfolk. sss3
Misses Pearl and Gladys Rilee are
spending the week with relatives in
Saluna. e.sc s.v
Surveyor Blake and Squire" Ben
nett. Of Middlesex, were callers here
Tuesday.
DR.. Spangler's~ family show is draw
ing big GRO Rds, this week. 1t is good
and. clean show
W. R.. Rowe is in Washington this
week attending the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress-, sEk~s Sc.
Two more issues of the CITIZEN be-
fore we take a week off for the holidays.
Advertise your goods"
Bonner Bros. s and 10 cents store,
Kilmarnock, for all kinds of Xmas
rrO,Io (lofra Nv, tho 1Qfh
Capt. Jas, NJ. Wilder returned last
week from the seaside, where he has
been several months engaged in oyster
business. 80
Don't forget that il you have Christ
mas wares you must advertise them
or else have many times the cost left on
your hands.
The stores whore most OF the ad
readers go Is the busiest store. Don't
stay '.ovt Of a job. at this season
advertise aggressively. - :
Mrs. Irving r. Messick, Misses Pau
line c. Long, Lilly Brewington, GaroHne
V.sGnnby and Mabel Rilee are spending
this week in baltimore.
Capt. j. F. Bellows, Jas. E. Marsh
and Jno. T. Payne passed through here
"Wednesday on their way to District
Stewardst meeting at Urbanna.
One gesftemsnS grey kid glove and
- palr OF lady..s black kid gloves were
e19ost N che roadat Arlington some weeks
back Finder please leave at the CITI-
Capt. ]. E. Bussells is having built an
out house, of which the floor and sides
a good distance up are of brick and
cement. Geo. T. Lokey is assisting in
the work.
Forbest results and quick returns ship
your poultry, live stock and all produce
to Law more & Hail. Commission Merf
chants, 306 s. Charles St. Baltimore, Md.
s References: First National Bank 5uS p
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Sherman, of
x. ZIG
former to spend four days and the latter
two weeks with the lady's parents,
Capt and Mrs. w. l.. Messick.
The Echo Stationery Store, Heaths-
vile, Va, is one of the most attractive
little establishments. just at this time,
in Northumberland. The manager of
the store has JUST put In the most at
tractive line of stationery, books and
Representatives,, embracing Xmas decora-
tions. manicure sets. calendars, Xmas
cards and booklets. seals, tags, pictures,
music rolls, photo albums, etc, etc.
This up-to-date little store can supply
1.-the articles for presentation purposes
usually ordered from the city. and de-
serves the patronage of the people in
thdtSeounty. 10 -
s. CAUGHT ON Tif FLY.
g Miss Emma Shehish. of Bluff Point.
has gone TO Baltimore for the winter.
u Mr.. F.. A. SBristow has sold his store