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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
LOCKLIES.

j. C. Mercer. who was paralyzed about
four weeks ago, is stillin very critical
condition.
We are glad to reportT. j. Stiff. who
has been very sick. as much better and
able to be up in his room. His dssgA-
tiers. Misses Alice and Salome. have re,
turned to their posts of duty as teachers
in the High schools at Heathsville and
Wicomico Church. His son, DR.. "
E.. Stiff. Of HOnaker, Va, also returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Pauline Ewell, who had a very
severe spell of appendicitis last week,
we are glad to report much better.
Protracted meetings are in progress
at the chapel at Wake this week. Rev.
G. Y Bradley, of Essex, is assisting
Pastor Goodwin.
Oyster business is beginning to look
up considerably.
DIR. j. B. Broaddus, of Gloucester, is
on visit to A. b. Segar.
The firm of ]. w. Topping & Co. has
been reorganized. j. VIM. Daniel becom-
ing member. 1t will hereafter be
known as Topping, Daniel & Co.
Mr.. Norris, of upper Lancaster, who
has been clerking for J. N. Hart. OF
Lot, for several years has gone in bust
ness for himself at l.. X Thrills ole
sta I'D near Locust Hill.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
w EEMS.

There will be no preaching here the
fifth Sunday morning owing to the
pastor expecting to attend the Minis
ters' and LaymeD's meeting at Nomin
Grove church. Collin II. Smither has
been elected delegate from this place
and number of others also anticipate
attending.
S. B. Hayden entertained his Sunday
school class of ladies' on Friday after.
noon last. About twenty were present
and the afternoon was pleasantly spent.
Ice cream, lemonade and cake were
served at four O'Clock and the class
left after wishing their beloved teacher
many happy returns of the day, which
,vaS his thirty-ninth birthday. After
this he will beg to be excused from tel.
ling his age.
Mrs. Henry Thomas and little son
and MR. J. C. Owens spent Thursday
as the guests of Mrs. Lev. Bryant in
Irvington.
DIR. Kirk was here last week looking
after the school! The people of thi,
place certainly should appreciate his
efforts towards giving US good schoo
and ought to do all in their power to-
ward placing the children Of this com.
.nunity oman equal standing with other,
in regard to an education, without
which one loses great opportunities FOL
accomplishing good to others, besides
the benefit to themselves.
Tom Ashburn is home for the winter
after having been away several months
&C. l.. Marsh had as his guest recent
ly his sister from Northumberland
county. ~r.---,... '.tft
The President of the B. Y. P. u. re
quests a special grand rally of all tn,
members on next Tuesday night 81
| that all together may prepare for {
.:ood winters work. l..
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
MILLENBECK.

Miss Linnie Wilcox, who has been
sick for several weeks, was taken to q
Baltimore hospital last week fcr an
operation.
Mrs. r. S. Schools and daughter.
Miss Eta Virginia, are visiting Mrs.
Geo. E. Lewis here this week.
Harry Radcliffe. the youngest son OF
Cspt.sT l.. RatcliTe, who has been sick
for some time and under the care OF
DR.. Steuart, Is rapidly'improving
We. Towles has about completed
his oyster-house near Bertrand.
r. Lloyd Ficklin has bought the stock
Of goods, and opened up store formerly
owned by T. d. Fickiin. near here.
Jas. Conwell. who has been working
here the past two weeks, has returned
to his home at Lancaster Courthouse.
Marvin Doggett accidentally broke his
arm on Sunday. His father, r. w.
Doggett, took him to DIR. Steuart who
rendered medical aid. and he is getting
along nicely.
r. w. Doggett was appointed by
Governor Swanson to represent this
county at the Farmers National Congress
to be held in Raleigh, N. c., November
3. 1909. ~ %
The oyster houses, it is reported. are
receiving more orders than they can fill.
Reports continue to come in that there
are plenty of oysters.
Snow STORM.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
RELIGIOUS.

The Northern Neck Baptist Minis
ters' and Laymen's Institute will, be
held with Nomini church. Westmore-
land county. October .Soth and 3lst.
See program on odf-first page.oa cree
Rev. DR.. Arthur S. Lloyd, for num-
Der of years general secretary of the
board of missions of the Episcopal
church of America, was consecrated
bishop coadjutor of Virginia in Christ
Episcopal church, Alexandria, Wednes-
day by Bishop Tuttle. of st. Louis, who
was assisted by Bishop Gibson, of Vir-
ginia and Bishop Randolph, of Southern
Virginia. His presenters were the
Rt. Rev. Beverly d. Tucker, bishop
coadjutor of southern Virginia, and
Bishop George w. Peterkin, of West
Virginia. The new bishop is native
OF Virginia, having been born in Alex
andria county in 1857.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
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LANCASTER TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Allow me. an ''old
Vet" who for once more--and probably
the last time-attended a reunion. that
at Danville last week, tell you how
proud he was of Lancaster and the
Outside Row.. We old fellows here
didn't carry off any honors other than
the chief one, but we had royal good
time. No little part of our pleasure was
Co see the honors accorded this section
among the younger generation.
OF course we are ''mortally proud
that our Judge Ewell should be honored
As Commander of the State Camp. and
that leads the procession for honors.
That our Lancaster editor should be
Jumped from the floor" under his
protest, to be made unanimously First
Lieutenant Commander of the Sons OF
Veterans was a great tribute to w.
Mcdonald Lee and to our section, but
this was nothing more than the expected
after his eloquent address of the night
before to six thousand people in pre-,
senting the Sponsors and Maids.
But not the least that touched oui
hearts and pride was the praise accorded
our Sponsor. Miss Ruby Virginia Smith
and Misses Myrtle Brewington and Maud
Leland, two. of our, choir girls. The
First District Sponsor was by many
heralded as the most beautiful woman
among the thousands. and she was time
and again alluded to as the "belle Of
the ball''. The uniformed choir. a.
usual, was sho~ered with applause anC
attention, and our Irvington pair wer,
not the least of the bunch by any means
LANCASTER VETERAN.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
TAFT IN MEXICO.

President Taft. who has besn making
the grand tour, apd speaking in sundry
places West and Sou h, trying to make
plain the paradox that he was for a
lower tariff but approved the Payne
Aidrich bill. met, whilst Away down
South in Dixie" and OF the borders of
Mexico. the President of that land of
promise. The meeting was said to have
been cordial but whether the casual
remark once attributed-by the governor
or South Carolina to the Executive of
the Old North State ss TO the vast in
tervaI' between treats, WAS used on this
occasion, reports are rot clear. Incl
+dentally Ear. Taft lie said to have vio-
lated technically the Constitution by
going over into Mexico. but then
between friends the Constitution, F" etc.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
LIVING IN GLASS HOUSES.

In the primary, nearly 1900 Demo-
cratic votes were cast. OF this number,
MIR. Tucker received over $4,000 and
Judge Msrn received over 1900.
Gould there have beer q fsirer method
of deciding between two candidates in
the same party? Where is the "Ohice-
holding trust" in this procedure of the
Democratic party? ,.t
o.. But what about the Republican meth
cd of selecting candidates? Have Re
publican voters of the State had an
opportunity to express their wishes as
to who shall lead them in the present
political contest? How many Republi-
can voters were given an opportunity
to declare that they desired Capt, Kent
to be their candidate for Governor? In
deed it is pertinent to ask whether the
Republican convention in Newport
News represented the rank and file of
the Republican party of the State.
Who were the leaders in that New
port News convention? Who dictated
the nominees? Let US cali the roll of
some Of these gentlemen:
There was c. B. Slemp, holding q
Federal Office; there was l.. p. Sum
mers, collector Of internal Revenue, /.
Federal officer; p. H. McCaul, assis-
tant postmaster at Lynchburg, Fed
eral officer; Capt. w. Z. Kent, consul
to mosquito bitten Guatemala, Fed
eral Office holder; Floyd Hughes, col
lector of the port of Norfolk, Fed
eral Office holder; Judge L. L. Lewis,
United States. District Attorney, Fed
eral Office holder; Morgan Treat, Uni
ted States Marshall, Federal office
holder; c. Lee Moore. United States
District Attorney, Federal office
holder; Col. s. Brown Allen. United
States Marshall, Federal Office hold.
er; Postmaster. R. a Fullyiler. OF
Stanton. Federal office holder; and
many others that we might mention.
How is this for an office holders
trust? Does it sound well coming from
Capt Kent. to speak of Democra tic
Office Holders Trust, in the face OF
this array of Federal Office holders? II
there ever was an occasion when a mar
should take the beam out OF his OWL
eye before condemning the mote in an
others eye. this is the one.
An Office holders' ,rust-God save
,ths mark. -DsnS1ir Register u:
e
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
KENT'S SPEECH
AT HEATHSVILLE.
Stories of Addresses Delivered by
Candidate When lie Wasn't There.
REPUBLICANS FAKE PUBLIC.


Richmond Times-Dispatch.l
Much amusement was created in
Richmond by the appearance in some
of the Virginia papers of an alleged
dispatch from Heathsville, Northum-
berland county, telling of Capt. Kent
speech there on Monday. The story
goes on to say that the Republican
candidate deeply impressed his audi
ence with his very able and positive
reply to the claims of Governor Swan
son. " It is further said that ''the inn
presson seemed to be general that the
Governor would have to come along
new lines if he should venture To again
appear in defense of TIE record of his
party"
The point is that Capt Kent spent
Monday in Richmond receiving medical
attention for throat trouble, and did
not go to, Heathsville at all, being
forced to break his engagement there,
The delighted public. is further told
that 1.-THE meeting was representa-
live one" and that it brought men of
all parties from all sections of the
county,"
How the Republican nominee could
so vigorously present his arguments at
the distance from Richmond to Heaths-
vile is not explained.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
SUCCESSFUL Statesmen.

Geo. N. Anderton, of Tappahannock,
is celebrating his 3Oth anniversary as
travelling salesman for the firm of
John E. Hurst & Co., of Baltimore.
Starting out in 1879 Mr.. Anderton has
travelled in many parts of the State of
Virginia, but for many years has de-
voted his work to the Rappahannock
Valley. making Tappahannock his home.
Few men are better known than Mr.. A.
in this section of Virginia and few more
trusted than he. Of late years he has
had his son, E. c. Anderton, as assistant
in his extensive business, and both
father and son are known at every
business centre in the counties along the
river. Irvington, asis well known, owes
to Mr.. Anderton the establishment of
our skating rink, and this alone ties
him to our community. The CITIZEN
wishes him in the future a continuation
of the success that has attended him
thus far.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

To the memory of little Paul Norton.
WHEREAS, In the wise dispensation
of Providence, God saw fit 10 so sud-
denly remove this beautiful little rose
bud from the ranks of our Sunday
school at Wicomico M. p. church, to
unfold its pure petals in the Heavenly
garden, and bloom throughout the ages
of Eternity, therefore be it
Resolved LIST. That while our hearts
are filed with sorrow-how sadly we
miss his bright face and sweet voice
we know he is .'Safe in the arms of
Jesus, safe on his gentle breast"
Resolved End. That we extend our
deep sympathy to his mother, sisters
and brothers. and commend them to
God.
Resolved 3rd. That these resolutions
be published in the N. N. News and
CITIZEN, and a copy sent his family.
MRS. MAMIE STEGEMAN,
MISS LoTTIE Snow,
MISS LILLIAN MYERS.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22

Secretary of the Commonwealth ID.
Q. Egglestou, former State Senator
from Charlotte county, died of pneu-
monia Sunday night, after an illness of
only week.
Henry J. -Horner, a very prominent
citizen and writer. Of -Westmoreland
county, died Thursday of last week at
his home at Horners. He was Con-
federate Veteran and useful citizen.
Mrs. James Barber died last week in
the home of her mother, Mrs. Med
Smith, in Fairfields. Mrs. Barber was
native of Northumberland county.
but for the last few years had lived ii
Washington.
Mr.. VIM. II. Faulkner, an aged citi
zen, who resided near Kilmarnock. dieC
Thursday of last week and was buried
Saturday at Kilmarnock Baptist church
Rev. F. w. Claybrook conducting the
services. Mr.. Faulkner was a membe
of White Marsh M. +. church.
Mrs. w. c. Whaley. of Wicomict
Church, died Saturday in a Baltimor,
hospital, whittier she had been taken fo
operation. Mrs. Whaley was AZ years
of age and is survived by her husband
FIVE sons. two brothers, W. T. and M. ]
Barnett and two sisters, Mrs. Hayward
and Mrs. Fannie Tankling. Mrs. Whale,
was a consistent member of the Baptis
church. Interment Monday at tn,
Baptist chapel cemetery at Wicomic,
Church.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
CAUGHT ON The FLY.

The County Anti-Saloon League is il
Annual meeting today friday at Ian.
caster Courthouse.
Miss Flora Stuart. of Newport News,
gcanddaug liter of Gen. j. E. b. Stuart,
was maid of honor TO Miss Smith from
the First district.
The Danville Bee publishes a fine
picture of Judge John C. Ewell OF
Bertrand, who was elected Grand Com
mander of Virginia Encampment OF
Confederate Veterans.
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD have
left for New York TO stay about week
and will be AT the Waldorf DIR.
+. b. Claybfoo%. of Cumberland, Md.
was operated on Thursday in St. Luke's
hospital. and is improving. Richmond
News Leader.
The VIRGINIA CITIZEN, one of the
brig htest local papers in the State, has
entered upon its 18th volume. While
the News and the CITIZEN do not agree
on a good many matters, we can assure
our neighbor it has our very best wishes
and we rejoice in its prosperity. N.
News.
Mrs. Frank Simmons, who has been
Spending several months with her
parents here, left today (Thursday) to
join her husband at Lillian, Northum-
berland' county. They will leave for
Baltimore Saturday, where they will
make their future home. -Southside
Sentinel
Messrs. II. c. DeShields, of Tappa-
hammock. and John A. Brockenbrough,
of Warsaw, have established direct
phone communication between the
Southside and the Northern Neck by
laying cable across the Rappahannock
at Tappahannock ferry. The line is
working well and is proving a great
convenience. IN. N. News.
The horses which are known here and
some of them owned in the county,
made an excellent showing in Richmond.
In fact every one of them got next to
some of the money. S. K. Bedworth
won third money in the 2:20 pace, stake
race, winning the fifth heat of the race
in 2:l43 Hannis Boy also won third place
in the 2:16 pace. Lady Pilot received
fourth money and Virginia Boy third
money in their respective races. Vir-
ginia Boy was recently sold by his
owner, Mr.. Hogae, TO North Carolina
man. Mathews Journal.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
SUNNYBANK.

c. G. Hammock and family have
moved in their new house, which has
just been completed.
Miss Ella Haynie, of Tibitha, spent
several days with Miss Lille Miller. at
Ophelia, recently.
Mrs. A. B. Eskridge and son, Ralph,
spent Sunday with the lady's sister,
Mrs. William Hall, at Lillian.
The public school at Ophelia is being
taught by Mrs. Judith Harding.
: The B. S. and E. Academy opened
October 11th, with Miss Annie Hall. of
Middiesex, rs teacher again this session.
j. II. Brown and family have moved
to Baltimore, where they expect to
make their future home.
Mrs. Dr.. 0gglesby, of Tangier, spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. J. T.
Crockett, recently. She was accompanied
home BY her niece. Miss Amanda
Crockett. AUTIE MICunE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
CORNER STONE LAYING.

AS we go to press, Thursday evening,
the impressive ceremonies of Masonic
corner stone laying are in progress at
the new Raptist church at Kimarnocl.
Judge X. T. W. Duke, jr., .st-Grand
Master of Masons in Virgin a, is the
orator of the occasion. Hon. Chas. E.
Wingo. of Richmond, chairman of the
Finance Committee of the Grand Lodge,
and member of the Legislature, is also
an honored guest.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
BARNES STORE.


Mrs. W. C. Barnes and daughter,
Ruth. are visiting relatives in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Clara Eichelberger and daugh.
ter, Marie, have returned to their home
in Baltimore, after spending sometime
with Mrs. Mary Barnes.
DIR. A. j. Gulick. our popular dentist,
lis kept busy.
flCarroll Hazard, formerly of this
place. but now located in Norfolk. re-
ports business unusually good.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, of Heaths-
vile, began her school at this place
Monday.
Miss Corinne Hazard is very ill at
this writing.
Mrs. H. d. Basye. of Cswart, is
spending sometime at her parents
home.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
TO TEACHERS OF
NORTHUMBERLAND co.

There will be meeting of all the
white teachers of Northumberland
county at Heathsville on October the
Both, at IL a. m, for the purpose of
organizing County Teachers Asso-
citation" and discussing the matter OF
grading schools and proper course OF
study for same. All teachers and schoo
trustees are expected to attend. The
p ple. generally are cordially invited
10 be present, to encourage school. of
ficers and show their interest in publi.
education. Respectfully,
f. w. LEWIS,
Division Superintendent Schools.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
JUDGE WILLIAMS
SENDS SHARP REPLY.

Judge Sam. w. Williams, who threw
an ink-stand at Judge Sanders, of West
Virginia. for calling him (Williams) a
- liar. and who has been prosecuted
in acourt of Sanders State, sent fiery
reply to Ike court. stating that he will
be present 10 defend himself. Those
who know Williams feel sure that the
defence he will make will be no apology
but manly rejoinder. The whole case
is evidently only an attempt by Repub-
licans to worry the Judge in the midst
Of an active campaign.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
HARRY WILLIAM BURRUSS.
A Memorial Tribute to Her Husband
BY Mrs. Mary Sehey Burruss.

Having numerous calls for copies of
papers containing the tributes to her
husband which have appeared from
time to time, Mrs. Burruss has pub
lished these in book form with her own
tribute. Strong Christian character is
always at premium, and the memo
rails of such life as Harry w. Bur-
russ should be preserved that many
may read, and as they read, be led to
loftier planes of living. Especially
for boys and any young men who may
feel call to the ministry of the Gospel
is this vclumn prepared.
Can oe gotten of Fleming II. ReveE
Company. publisher, New York, or
ordered through any local dealer.
Price S1.OO.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
GOOD ROAD MOVEMENT :
FOR LANCASTER.
Work to Begin on Macadam Road
Al Once.

SPECIAL TO THE VIRGINIA CITIZEN,
THURSDAY. Assistant Road Commits
sioner from Richmond is in the county
this week and appeared before the
Board of Supervisors at Lancaster
Courthouse Wednesday, which had al
ready decided to take advantage of the
State appropriation and contribute a
like sum to permanent highway i'm
provement. The State Commissioner
has arranged to have material and
equipment in place and ready to start
work by November LIST. The piece of
maeadam road to be built will begin at
a point below Kilmarnock on the White
Stone road and extend to a point be-
yond Ramps & Carter's mill.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-22
20.
MISKlh,

!, :. ri MISKlAI
Mrs. t. 7. Lewis ara .hiidr.,n. of
stNeb. visited the formers sister.
Mrs. l.. ". Anderson, Sunday.
Miss Allie Humphreys, OF Fairfields,
visited Miss Annie May Fsllin Sunday.
Mrs W. 2. Sauerhoof and SON, of
Fleets Bay NJ OK. visited her parental
home here few days this week.
Charlie McAllister and sister, OF
Simpsons Wharf, and Mrs. Redie
Spence, of Tangeir, visited friends
here Sunday.
Mrs Laura Butler has been spending
some days with her daughter, Mrs.
Addie Marsh, who is sick.
c., w. Dawson visited friends near
Wicomico Church Sunday.
II. w. Hurst, of Wicomico Church,
visited ]. w. Dawson Sunday.
u AND /.