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Our town which has been III a
drOWsy state politically. seems very
much aroused here of late. She has
Two very active Candidates. Hon.
VIM \. Percy has filed his papers
for the Senate; as to his legislative
ability he refers the people to his
record while Il member of the lower
house several years ago. Mr.. Julian
b. Brinsfield, merchant and bust
ness man at Reid's Grove has filed
for County Commissioner. Mr.. Brins-
field is we'll accomplished for the
Office and no doubt will receive a
large vote
The Tent Meeting wTzcn las been
in progress something over a week is
being largely attended. There has
been good preaching all the time, and
several have been converted. Rev.
Lenard Smith of Wilmington preach
ed Monday and Tuesday nights.
Mr.. S. j. Bennett and Mrs. Walter
Spear left for New York Tuesday
where they will meet Mr.. Brice Ben
nett from Montreal Canada; they will
return in Mr.. Brice Benefits car to
Vienna, while here ne will spend his
time with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. J. Bennett.
From the number of machines
coming to Vienna that miss the road
at Mt. Holly its looks as though the
State Road People should put up
something better than what they
have TO guide TIE travelling public.
Mrs John Insley an dchildren of
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Insley's
parents, I. and Mrs. J W. T. Webb,
on Water street.
What do you think Ct a man who
looses the collar off his horse while
driving TO town, and didn't know it?
Why he was drunk, counting man
or politician one or the other.
Miss George McAllister of Wash
ington. is spending her vacation with
her parents on Race street.
Mrs. Linnie Bell, of Brookview
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. D. Bell
| and Mrs. S. E. Corkran this week.
There was something happened in
Vienna the other day that don't hap
| pen in every town. a bicycle going
| down the street with Ford on it.
The United American Men OF
| Vienna and several orders from else
where will turn out in a body next
| Sunday afternoon at the tent for di-
vine services. Everybody is invited.
The base ball team of Vienna has
| been very successful this season only
| losing three games. They will play
| fredericksburg on Vienna diamond
| Saturday.
Mr.. Thos. English of Rivertor
! visited our town Tuesday on business
There has been quite good many
| water-melons shipped from this
! point this season. They were tine
and brought good prices.
Rev. ]. NJ. Sheridan, of Baltimore
| visited Rev. d. w. Anstine at the
| Parsonage this week, he is wei
known to the people in Vienna or the
older heads; having served the PEG
pie of the Dorchester Circuit mum
Der of years ago. While on the Cir
cult he built a very nice church IL
this town. The BroOkview church wa
burned and he built a new churcl
| there; also completed one at Draw
bridge.
Mr.. V. A. Hitch has been engaged
in the poultry business in a small
! way for some little while and ha
been pretty successful, now he 1
| branching out, he has built a larg
, and commodious house for his poul
try, improved his stock of chicken
and no doubt in a few years he will
be able to say as the rich man o
olden times, Son take thy ease, tho,
hast enough and to spare, eat egg
I and chicken"
Why not elect all the candidate
!. for nomination for the various of
fees of the county this fall TT
them out and those that don't meas
:, ure up to the expectations of the pub
? lie use the recall system and tax
| them out. We venture to say b
March the 4th we would have to hol
:, another election.
We understand John Henry ha
, | applied to one of Vienna's widower
. for a receipt on counting, which wa
very willingly furnished him. Sine
receiving it and following it strictly
John almost married. $. A
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Stoves and Ranges. phillips HdV
Co.-Adv.
Paints for house and boat. Phil