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&h* ffirgiaia $iti2<a. OKMOCHATH WKKKI.Y. 1 t*it?rvdat Irvhiifton F.O.aoZd claaa mattty.) >A. CITIZrIN ITBllSHINU C?, Pt HI.ISHKR6. Sijbscription: $1.00 a year, in advance, W. R. ROWE. Office Manauer. .A1,11?j?n???unleatious or busitiess lettera ?bould neaddreaaed to the Vikhinia CiTtr.CN. Jrvlnaton. \ a.. to receivc protnpt attentlon. 1 ri.ljix, Juil?> 154, lOI <? DOBB IIE K\o\\ - IHx'laiiii": lo\Yf>r Huks \vbite? in the South are as ignoranl tuj tbe negroes an4 no1 so anxk>un to leurn. Preeidenl Tafl latvlv told the dim tors of Marioii In stitufr. an AIal>aiua sehool. that the solmion of the racv nroUeiu lies in educatkra for l?otl\ ratt**. That souim!s prett.v hnrsh. Mr. Taft. let when u hi^h schooi departnient of tbe subool iuour frown stafttf with 13 gtudeuta last fall;uuf thpsr tlirtp <>l'? to 18 it looks as it h<> knew and had ivad UmVjnzKNs stutenient ;?s to th"o ro'ndition of eduvutiouul affairs in frvingtoiL Truly. it w*> here in l.ancastrr want to kuow things we shall have aol ouly to take out tbe money wv have put in our pareee and t*|ieud aome ol it. but take a Hvelivr in beraet in what is being doue in school matU'is. Uompuleory school attcn<lam*<> opontaa Bevere remedy, but whatffl the nsc of payinp: tenchors to qpcoi > v a v a - oairt school room? And what Tooltalinr-sn it is to huy a ?-ivnt bnflding and have it eniptv ??i pupils? Wake, op citueiis! A da-voi- SOdffO, almost. tlic Wrights were playing with a thihptheycalU.?d afhin-r macliiuu ?and most people were laughiug atsneh a project Y?-t today the tiying machiiir is a? wdl eatub Liahea asocceaa as the autotno bile. It LUea, soars. <li|?s like ;i swalJow. v.'iiturcs oul <d sipht over the OCean, drope silentlv ? lowii In another conntry and is away ;i<r,?in before people ;nv aware oritscomintr. Wbut will it not do to revolutioniae arar, trade, travH. potttics? N<? one tan t*>I| in thisourday whai may COtne. Titiic wiui. and doI t.i'r remote, ulifii th?> tnJea,inph iraa a like I'laytliin^. Uie befephone a mvth. and to make forty mika ;i dayoti boraehackajaaa reaJ iVat. Mow we tnlk over continenfe* widt* stnUhts. s*'ii(| incss;i^i> over h.ili the vrorld without a wire.nnd laugfa at the mtarfering "lt'iufiits. \V|. may not cbnnge a sin.iil.' I.iw t?f nai'iMv; aml l.uvs wliith niother natuno seeme ical oaalv tostiivcto hldevreknow or jafl kiiowhur. \v?. maeter BBH and land, i)m* rJeefi st-.-i and the view waa air. We take a f.?w thinra Ipng lookcti (in iih iiscii'ss and 1<>! natniv is con?|Uen<?). Can anv man say in thix our rlay, this . >Y th.-it i>< iiM|)(?ssil.||.-f .i.?:i;sun.slunl\ rhinhino north wanl. reoched on Tueaday laat, tbe 21st of.Tiinr. the eign of the J rah. in tbe Zotliac. maraing the lonp'st day of the year. From that point the .lu.vs gradually decreaae ih length until at the niunedate in Deceojbertheyieecfa the ahorteet <>u Tueaduv last twih-hi begau l,..ss than two and a half hours after mldnlgfal (J.l'G a. m.) and ended c&oee to ten p. ni. (1H87). The siiu roae at 4.52, aetting at 7:11. Thia makee a long day, and the harvesters are needihgall theligfat available. If the days grew wann with the advauee ol the sun uorthward we shohM have our hottest weather UOW, and a steady deeline Erotn rhis date: l>ut the lieat has a ? unmlative aetion. and thougfc ?luly days are shorter thev are warnier. By thesanie rule Sprinir is slow in following the sim's eonnenortbward; llot days and iiighte make oorn grow, cropa niature and feeund natiire to put in our hands food for the coming winter. After all its a irood worid to live in and we should not <rrunihle beeause of a llttle work, when all nature is hard at it. \Yi: CBBD to think that war storiee irere abonl all told. but after raading abitofa Btorym Ttie CXrcto--" A Uttle Rebei,'y we cdnclnde that the real story of the South lias hardly Ixt'ii beffUU. If any onecaa leaalittle Virgie t'ary's story, jis she tolti it toa yankeesoldier, and keep tlw eyea nn eao do nioro rhan eould the writer of this. <h>t Tbetircle lor June, (Circle ItabUahiitjr Cb., \. Y. l.V) read what littie Virgie told the oJBeer, and vou will ajpeewithue that the true Htru?r gfe of the South was with the woiiit>n*and rhildivu. And thisj* not a paid notiee, but written that the paet may not be lorsot. Tiik aiivienbs. who had eiiriotis fancies, nained that part of the heavens. or rather that ehisterof stars into which the Btirj enters on his uorthward eourse. t'nneer, or thetrab. an.lon Tiiesdnv last the sun. inovingnorth, entered that eonsteiiation, pauaingtbere. at before Uirning eonthward. Thingu are growmg. hot daya coming or ai band, crabe plenty, oorn jumpitig, all thingH bound mjr and Hpringing towarda full fruition. The fi-und earth siniles and bearrj berlan fnll of hlessin^s and weareglad fortbeeummer and rejplbem ?tsbeat, for with out it all hope of life would flee Yoitk, pA.,bad a bailatonu the Other tlay. and a ttafrje etotte weighed 50 odd pounda. meaeur* ihg 86 Inehea by 11. This ia a pleaNiirahlc v.-iriation on the bfa hah atorit's. \Yii\T would people haveaaid bad (laorge Hfrepnenaon told that rommittee bearae tiyms;to eon vince ol the practibilitv of th?> looomotive, that it would one *\u\ be*o uerlected th;it out* railway w t nild bare -? *,< H ?<? uiilen of t rack, c.trry HOO,000.(M>0 paaeetigeru with only* one accideut caueing the loss of one lifc? lu other wortls that tlu* danger of deatli would be abont one iu 800. 000,000? And what if he bad snid?wha.t is literally troe?tti.it the aftfcet plaee on land <?r sea ?rasthe Btate-room ofan oeeao Iiii?M" Y?'t nll this Iims come to pnss. Thk (ioths and Yuuduls were supposed to have bueil the proxi niate tause of the downfall of Roine. and the luxury and disso luteness of the rieli the indirect eaus.-. but Trofessor Wlieeler of llarvard snyn it waa the iaoa ijuitd th.it (lid the work. Thua llttle by little the faets of hixtory COIUe to lijrht. Ax aictm i.i; in an exditeige ou vegeiablea as food strikes a iiote of good sense in coniinfndin<r onions as perhaps the best food. relieyiug ,ir<?ut and rhenmatiani and tonitig up the systeni gen* erally. we rather incline to believe it having notksed that onions greatly atrengtheii the breath. It is aatiniated that there are .'tOO.ooostanmierersintherniteii States. .Inst suppose they took a notion to call a convention. Ii soimis oueer, but that'* what seems to be thegreat <|ucs tion of the day?-Will Itonaevell endorse Taft's policiea? A.\i? now that suninicr is really here wcmv ntimbliinz about the beai. DISCUSSING POUND RSHING. Hon. W. McDonald Lee. Commia sioner of Fiaheries for Virpinia. is in Waahinjrton this week where he waa invitod for a hoarinjr before the United Statcs authoritica who are considerinjj the auhject of rt'strictinjr the pound nets in VirRinia waters. Thia meeting h the oataOBN of th? prcliminary hoarinjr in Kaltimorr HMW lwt> wrrks a^o, and thr mattor will probably be finally foefcled as a rosult <?f this mwtinjr. It is understood that Ihot'.S. Fish Duroau and the Mary lantl Fiah Commiaaion are anxfoua to inatiy netikltht poaad tishinjr in th?> lowcr Cheaapcakc. Commissioncr Lai will str?Miuously oppoae any auch action. Only th?? U. S. Commisaion, the Mary land Commiaaion and the Vir^inia Com? misaion are admittod tothr nonft>ronc<> this woek. POLITICAL Senator Tillmun will not be a candi date for.the Senatc ajjain, his health bfing pcrmanently shattorcd. hTtHe olfction at Coloniul Ueach H. W. H. Williams was ?Itfetad Mayor. dt> faatiag thra* other eeattidatee. Thr councilmcn elcctrd wen- Coo. Staples, C. S. Kowley, llenry Hull, W.A. Coop er, W. F. Renshaw, J, M. Rupport. There ia a popular impresaion that about the only duties of a repr?>senta tivr in congreaa are to shake hands with his conatitucnts and attend Sunday achool eelebrations. This is a mistakc. It is also his duty to draw his aalary. kiss the babics and dilitfently distribute Karden serd. bedger Dispatch. Judge E. W. Saunders was nomina ted as candidate for Congress from the Fifth district in the Democratic conven tion at Rocky Mount Thursday. For mer Governor Swanson was permanent chairman, and made the nominating speeeh. The convention recorded it self as being opposed to the prcsont primary plan. DOINGSIN CONGRESS. Ariaona and New Mexico have at last been admitted to atatehood, and will cach have two tl. S. Senatora. Both new Statee are normally Democratic. Scnator Martin haa introducrd bills to pay $3,000 to the Oak Shade Kpisco pal church and $1,5(10 to the Forost Chapel Methodiat church. both in (ul paper county. The House'Committee on Elections has reported that John M. l'arsona was duly elected a member from the Fifth Virjfinia District, and that Edward W. Saunders haano right to the seathenow oeeupies. The majority report, givin^ the 8eat to Parsons, declares that the General Asaembly had no right to change the lines of the Fifth District after that district had been arranged in 1000; the minority (or Democratic) re port, upholding Mr. Saunders's claim to his seat, declares the Asaembly had the "Kht. APPROPRIATIONS FOR YIRGIMA. Among the Virginia items in the rivera and harbora bill which was re ported from the.conferejice committee are the following: Improving Potomac at Alexandria, $60,000; at Mount Vernon, $11,000; the harbor at Cape Charlea, 180,000; harbor at Milford Haven, $8,000; Norfolk harbor and the approaches thereto and Hm channel to Newport News, $600,000; Appomatox River, $33,000; Dymer's Creek, $9,000; James River. $250,000; Nomini Creek. $5,000 Onancock River. $13,500; Pagan River $4,fi00; Rappahannock River, $15,000 Upper Machodoc Creek. $10,000; fJt banna Creek. $8,500; York, Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivera, $50,000; Nanae mond River, $5,000. VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION. The Virginia Press Association will hold its business seasion of the next an nual meeting on board a steamer. The membera will meet at Richmond on Tueaday, July 12th, at 4 o'clock p. mr Wednesday morning, July 13th a ateamer will he taken for a daylight tripdown the his'oric Jamesto Newport Ncws and Norfolk, spend the night in Norfolk, and taking the ateamer early Thuraday morning for a trip up the Rap pahannock and on to Onancock and probably other pointa. NORTiiUMBERLAND CO. ? FLEETON. Mr. and Mra. Roland Neal, of Balti faaore, are on a viait to the former's brother und aiater.Cha*. Neal and Mrs. Frank Haynic. Jo. Brillhart, the enterprUing merchant here, ia on a visit to his mother in Pennaylvania. Mrs Ineley and fumily left laat Sat urday week ?>n an extended viait to her p.mntal home in Bivalva, Md. Mrs. Rachel VValler, of Fairport. ia visiting her daughter-in-law.. Mrs. Lotta VValler. Mrs. Tom Hiynie and family are on ? visit to Baltimorc tnd Washington. LtKBDVIL&K. Tlx- Daughters of the Gonfederacy are rehearfitig for an entertainment to l>c given by lacn in the Reedville Hall on ?July 4th. Palmer & Moore'snewyacht, "Stran ger," is about completed. Mrs. Albert Somers, of Atlantic Gity, is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Ket cham, at this place. W. A. Edwards. of Baltimore. is vis llintr his rather, Gapt. E. W. Edwards. at Fleeton. <';?pt. .1. G. Fisher is in Baltimore. Mrs. (). W. Douglns has returned after an exlended visit to relatives and friends on the Eastern Shore and in Baltimore. MissMarie Rlundon is visiting friends in Salisbury and Raltimore. .Tohn Smith. a Polish laboror at the Morris, Fiaher Company's factory, cut bJa throat with a razor in an attempt at suicide. He was taken to a Balti mnrehospital. MISKIMOK. Mrs. Margaret Dawson is spending aome weeks with Mrs. G. H. Smith at Taft. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Smither.of Rains wood, visited the lady's sister. Mrs. T. i:. Marsh, Sunday. Mrs. Marsh accom panied them to see Mrs. Wm. Edwards, of Sampson's Wharf. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Forester. of near Brown's Store, visited the lady's par etits. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dawson. Sun? day. Mr. and Mrs. I. Baysie Marsh, of Kilmarnoek, visited the gentleman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Marsh, Sunday before last. MissGlara Revere, of bively, has I'.cn sprnding oneor two weeks with her sister. Mrs. I. L. Forester. We are sorry to report I^wrence Marsh on the sick list. "Unclc" Wm. T. Marsh has been very feeblo for tht past two weeks. The Baptist Sunday School at Prov idenee will hold Ghildren's Day service next Sunday night. beginning at 7:30 o'clock. ?I. B. Gockrell returned from Balti? more Monday with his "new'wife, and his friends congratuipted him that night with a rousing big serenade. Gttod luck to you, Julian. The farmcrs are very husy thia week miting wheat. IJ ANn L NORTIIUMHEELAM) NOTES Misa Alleyne Kelley, of Baltimore, epeat this week with frienda in lower Nortluimberland county and took part in tlu> C.re.sham-Pinckard nuptials. Luther Douglas, eldeat son of Jack Douglas, of near HeathsviMe, died early last Friday morning of pneumonia. In terment in the cemetery of Coan Bap tist Church. W. Slater Cowart, of Northumber land county, was among thosereceiving the degree of Bachelor of Science from the Virginia Polyteehnic Inatitute, Rlackaburg, the paat aeaaion. SCHOOL BLILDING BIRNED. The public high achool building at Reedville, in the aouthern part of North umberland county, waa deatroyed by fire Sunday. The building had been closed for about one month. and the originof the fire is unknownbut thought to be from spontaneoua combuation. It started in the second story, the floor of which was falling in when the fire waa discovered and only a few deska were aaved. The building waa a large and handaome frame atructure, erected two years ago at a cost of about $4,000, the larger part of which waa contributed by private individuala. The building and furniture were insured in the Nortliern Neck Mutual Fire Association for $1,100. and $1,200 in an old Hue cotnpany. Stepa will be taken at once to'replace the burned building with a larger and better one. CRISP NEWS. Some people seem to think that there must be something wrong about anything that they do not know about. -Ledger Dispatch. The wheat crop. which promiseswell, is in some places badly injured by ruat', hut the Kappahannock valley crops are reported as over the average. The atatue of Father Ryan, the poet priest, born in Norfolk in 1839, died in I>ouisvi1le, 1S86, has been put in the Hall of Fame. He waa a chaplain in the Confederate army, but fame knowa no sectional linea. The tide of immigration ia setting Virginia-ward. North Europe, which has been sending its best blood to the northern states of the American union, is awakening to the attractiona of the Old Dominion and to the opportunitiea offered here. The Texas arrived at Newport News recently from Chris tiana, Norway with 21 passengera. Of these nearly all will make their homea in Virginia. Glaremont, Virginia, will take the bulk of the new-comers, its proportion being thirteen, ten of whom are farm laborers, one blacksmith. one baker and one merchant. LARGEST DRYDOCK. The congressiona! appropriation of $550,000 for the purpoae of enlarging the dry dock at the Norfolk navy-yard meana that thia city will aoon have the larg?st dry dock in America. Ikekman Winthrop. Aaaiatant Secre tary of the Navy. advisea that the actual construction work will not con aume more than three montha* time and that the dock will be out of commiaaion only a few dayswhile theimprovemenls are bt-ing made. RS3 AND 0Y5TE? NCTES. Capt John E. Foster, of Buckroe, eaujjht a very large shark in hia neta near the capes. The next problem will be, how old is a turtle when it moves? One was re cently found imbedded in the rock at Aahokan dam by workmen digging the trench. Engineers figured it was 36,582 years old. When placed in a pail of hot water it warmed bark to life and waa able to crawl away.?Fishing Gazette. The clam market was excited as high aa $8.00 per thouaand being paid during the week. The marked value of chowder and buillon as a seraphic, wholesome dish is estimated and the vxistent de mand indicates higher values. The $10 clam is in sight and on its arrival we'll all go looking for shell-fish signs.?Ac comack News. It ia stated that a shipment of 400,000 aoft craba waa made last week from Crisfield, Md., the greateatcrab market in the world, to )K>inta South as far aa New Orleana. Criatield suppli?a 75 per cent. of the aoft crabs U8ed in the tlnited States, 90 per cent. of which come from the sounds of Virginia, in Accomac county. Criatield is almost on the inter-State line. A campaign ofpublicity fortheoyater haa been dccided upon by the directors of the Oy8ter Crowersand Dealers' As aociation of North America. Such action will not have the ofticial endorse ment of the organization and will be carried on by a committee of individual oystermen. It was stated by represen tatives of an advertising agency that the work can be effectively done for something like $150,000 for the tirst year. The idea haa been to raise the money through a per galton shipment tax on oysters. In spite of the fact that there an* more pounds in operation along the Atlantic coaat this summer than ever before, the price of fish seems to have taken a soar skyward. along with other foodstufT prices. The pounds are mostly making good catches when the weather is auch as to allow the boats to go off shore and lift the nets. Weakfish (sea troul) are beginning to run along the shore, and some of the pounds have caught as high as 20 barrels. This is t:iken to mean that the fish will soon be biting in the bays and inleta. Whole sale prices in the north of pound-caught fish have been running as high as 4 eaatl ? poiind, which is higher than in many yeara. James river stock is notably watery in the Spring. so that it bleeds prof usely in tranait. Now this condition puts the oystcr at the conaumer's end with too much water to plcaae the Health Author ities. In the Fall thia variety is a good shipper and gets to the other end in fine form. The question that will puzzle the shipper, next seaaon will be just what quantity of water will be al lowed in the average nhipment. This queation muat be determined before the aeason opena. otherwise it will work great hardahip to the honest packer. Somc oyatera bleetl more than others. We have known oysters to have been shipped perfectly dry, i. e., devoid of a surplua of water. and yet arrive at the end of a long journey with too large |>crcentage of water for the /bbber. The jobber muat not think that all the stock he receivea haa been watered before ahipment. The oyater is not a camel.? Oyaterman and Fisherman. STUFF HE'S hADE OF. Gonsider a youth void of knowledge. Feed him and he will hunger again; clothe him as a prince and ere long he will be in pauper's raga; place him in dominion and hia clownish ways will betray him. But fan the intellectual spark that may yet remain in him until it begins to glow; nouriah carefully the flame with gradual increment of fuel; ward off the destructive blasta of doubt, indifference and deapair that would fain quench the flickering light; fix once and forever the deaire to know, and you have made him maater of himself. Im plant in him an ideal that will be ever before him as a guide to higher attain menta; set going in him the power to think. and you have placed him on the roll of the world's worthiea; for the thinkers are they that have blessed the world.?J. J. Doyne. President Ar kansns State Normal. DO GOOD ROADS PAY? I Kroni Kk hn.oiid Virrinian. I Doea it pay to make good roads? It aeem8 to have paid in New Jeraey, for the road commiaaion of that State aaya: "The great value of good roada to New Jeraey is becoming more and more apparent each year. They have brought within our bordera a large and deaira ble citizenahip. Communities have grown to borougha and cities. Manu facturers have been quick to see the advantage of locating in auburban dis tricts with good roads over which to haul their products to the railrpad ata tiona. Industrial centera have grown from what a few years ago were but villages. In almost every locality of the State real eatate values have been cnhanced, and there has been a steady and healthy advance in our taxable properties." LOCUSTS TIE UP RAILROAD. Milliona of 17 year locuata have in vaded the village of Peckville, Pa., and the valley is being rapidly devaatated of vegetation by the pest8. From early morning until sundown the noiae made by the whirring of the locuata ia all permeating, and can be heard a mile, sounding like the faraway biowing of a factory whistle. They have covered one of the li'tle coal branchea of the Ontario & Weatern Railroad, awarming around the raila, which gather and retain heat during the day, until it ia impoaaible to operate the road, and tons of coal are atanding on the sidinga becauae the locomotivea can make no headway again8t the alip pory bugs. WHAT NEWS IS. A Toronto paper in endeavoring to describe what news is saya: Some people never can understand what newa ia. bet ua define it. A daily papor will never publiah an extra be cause a Maltese cat eata acanary. But let the canary eat the cat, and aee what will happen. Despair and Despondency No one hut a woman con tell the atory ol the aufftriu*, tU despair and the ueaD-.ndcncy endured by womco who carry a da.ly burden of il!-h alth and pain hccauac of dHorder* and deranrtemcnta of the dehcate and importaut orjUns tbat aro ojstinctly feminiac. The torturcs so bravely endured com plctely upaet the nervza if long continued. P?erce's Favorit j Prescription ia ? poaitivc eure for weaVncaa and diaeasc ol the fcnsininc orfenism. IT MAKBS WEAK WOHEN STRONO, SICK WOMCN WOLL. It atlayt inflamrr jfion, heals ulceration and soothca pain. It tonea and buil-Ja up the nervea. It fits for wifehood and rootherhood. llonest medicine ticuler* acll it, and have nothinjt to urge upon you as ?' just as good." A " non'?*cret. non-alcohoho and has a record of forty ycars of curea. ,J " ol,R Nb'ghbohs. They prohahly know of some of ils mtny curea. ?uJ *2f rMt " book?.that ???? ?H -ho-.t woman's diacasca, und huw to cure tuein at none.wnd 21 one-cent stamps to Df. Pierce to pay coat of mailuu* omiy. and he will aend you a fre* copy of his fireat thousand-piifce illustrated , ln,n""' **"** Medical Adviser?reviai d, up-to date edition, in paper covera. In nandsomc cloth-hmding, 31 stamps. /vddres* Dr. R. V. Pierce. Uunalo, N.Y. TRY _ WH0LESALEC0MM1SSI0N MERCHANTS 105 W. CAMOEN ST., BALTIHOKB, MD. f Tradera Bank. Rkkkrkncks ; 5?d" De,~& Va- R'y Co i r,xpreaa Companies. I Baltimore Fruit ?v Produce Asaociation Poultry. E?gs, Butter. Livc Stock, Fruit, Vegetables, Grain. Wool and ALL OTHER PRODUCE. PALMER GASOLINE ENGINES. Be8t made for work boats. 4 and 2 cycle from 1* to 35 horse power. PLEASURE AND WORK BOATS COMPLETE. W. .1. DUNLEVY, Ceneral Agent, Regent, Va. M. E. CLARKE, Saleaman. Regknt, Va. ?????>* T"** &3t;?r ""? ?? NaUonal Ba?K. I!aUim?r, ooMTnroova Bxeaataaioa simiu im? 13iVVIS & DAVIS, Incorporatcd, Capital and Surplus $27,500.00. PRODUCE AND GENBRAL < < >MMISSION MERCHANTS. "i ?n<l 6 K. Cemden St., BALTIMQRE, = MARYLANI). MISS M. B. PURUCKER, Shopaing of Every Description. Ten years experience. Correapondence Solicited. 2125 McCuIloh St.. Baltimore. Md. I. P. JUSTIS & C0? Commission Merchants 0OB THK SALK ')F Prodace, Oya * tera, Live Htc.*, Uldee, Poultr> Kgfcji, etc. ? 12 E. CAMDEN ST., BALTIMURE.MD. STOP YOUR CUSSING. Virginia's anti-cuaaing law went into elTect yeaterday. The man who finda it diflicult to keep a curb on hia tongue also will find it ditficult to keep out of the clutchea of the law in Virginia, for the bill prohibiting curaing at the last aeaaion of the Ceneral Aasembly, went into effect at midnight Wedneaday night. The bill is brief but unmiatakably clear, for it aaya: If any person shall, in the presence or hearing of another, curse or abuse another person or use any violently abusive language to such person eon cerning himself or his relativea, under circumstances reasonably calculated to provoke a breach of the peace, he shall be guiltg of a miademeanor and on con viction shall be rined not leas than $2. .50 nor more than #500.?Exchange. Kcpt The King At ilome. "For the iwtst year we have kept the Kinjr of all ln\?tiv?i l)r. Klnara New hife Pilla- In oor h?me andthey have proved a hleaidnsrtoall our fumily." write* I'aul Mafhulka, of Huffalo. N. Y. Ea*y. hut surc remedy for allStomach. Liverand Kidney tr.Mihl.-a. Only W. at all <]iuitKi.?t. j TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN. The underaigned have been appointed by the Circuit Courtof Lancaster Countv joint receivera of Chaa. K. Webb who sometimes tradea under th? atvle name of J. M. Webb, and some? times under the name of G. K Webb, and who haa been conducting a general merchandiae buaineas at Road View near Molusk, Va. All parties to whom this buainesa ia indebted will file their accounts, properly proven with one or both of the undersigned within the next fifteen daya; and all narties who are indebted to the aaid buainesa will at once make settlement with the receivera. The receivera have in hand for sale a general stock of merchandiae in good condition. inventoried at about MM They would be glad to receive bids for the aame. (Signed) R. O. Nohris, Jr., i _ T. J. Downing. j Receivera. Wood's Late Seed Potatocs are selected seerj potatoes carried in cold storage, so as to supply them unsprout ed and in the best condition for summer planting. The best time to plant Late Potatoes is in June or early in July, to make the largest yielding crops for winter use or market. Write for ''Wood'S CrOO Spedal,** giving prices and seasonable information a bout Late Potatoes and other Seeds for Summer Planting. T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen. - Richmond. Va. BXJY YOURSELF A GOOD WATCH. Our assortment of Solid Gold. Gold i led and Silver Watchea is moat com plete. We guarantee the following: O-nf. Solid tinld Wn'Jch W?tCh'"' BS (Huntinir Ca?*>.) tZLI.Ml -S5^g^r*&..aB An.l inany othcra. When in need of any article in the jewelry hne wri.e us. we will g|? llv qualitSy.Pr,CeS~ttnd KU-rant- WJS3 WM. J. fcllLLER. "BALTIMOKE'S JEWELEK," 28 E. Balto.'St.. BALTIMORE. MO. Reference. 'The Editor." SpBcial Oiler to Mercliaiits. In order to add some new accounta on our Ledger for 1910 we are mak ing a apecial offer of PRINTING as followa: 500 LetterliendM ) A a ?*?> 500 Knvelopea ( \M 7K OOO BtiMiueNS Carda \ 0*T| f J Delivered prepaid to any addreaa. Not cheap work, but firat-claaa, up-to date printing on good quality paper. Samplea if deaired. &vvv&&%%^ CHARLES & LOMKARD STS. BALTIMORE. CEPHAS M. LEWJS & SONS, 6EKERAL GOMM1SSION MKRCHANTS, 14 E. Camden St., BALTIMOEE, MD. P<^itry? EKg?, <5rain and Live Stock. lUe houae you will eventually ahipto. Why not now? O Pl > oo ca o x 5 co ?i i. Gochn?u?r. F.uquier County. Va , writes with excellent reaulta. have i.?t les? i%l\l*!?Z f?fd.nK ?t than ever before," ^k-ks .tlnee FREVENTS D1ARRH0EA. Chaa. S. Gra?on. Baltimore County. Md writm I have found by actu.l ?aaWjaThaTM t??TSg ano a ?So.uare-DeaJ- Chick Starter ha? anaaatS vant*** over all enaninent foodfo, U,JTaSSttt doea not nve the haby ehjeka dlarrhoaa." BEST HE EVEJt PURCHASD. KliU. Griwst. Ceaana. Pa.. writea: 'Your ,Souare na.lHer.U-h or I'owltry Food i? ,he l^t *v? purrhaaed at any prioe. 1 have no trouMe to aetl It. my oustomera like it." ?vuw* 10 aell SQUARK-DEAL Chick Starter Chlck Pood Srriir/>h v^a ? nr?t6weeka. f, to 10 w.X. nit?hen-S IK)N T BE FOOI.ED. If your loral merehant don't aell "Souare I>#.1" Fooda, dr.,? ua a poatai we will tell y?? who uW Send ua 6c in atampa to pay the poatajre ar.,1 ,??,' Uon the nam. of thia oaper. we ^m aeid y?J !? ?' VL ??* of P*naiea Naaturtium. Aatera" Sweet Paaa &-ar et Sajra, alao our (iard*. and FMver heed and Poultry Supply CaUk* ue. J. BDLGIANO & SON, Irowera, Importera. Manu i. Four Generationa of l broken Succeaa. Baltimore, Maryland. Secd Growera, Importera, Manufactur era. Four Generationa of Hn broken Succeaa. ONE OF THE SIGHTS OF NORFOLK. "The Ho^9X^^^/^Good ClohheS* ^ JaflV-Y. 374A\ai Virginia's Greatest Men's and Boys' One-Price Clothing Store. EICHT 8 BIG DEPARTWENTS Men s Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Men's snd Boys' Hats, Mon's and Boys' Shoes, Custom-Tailoring, Trunks and Bags, Uniforms. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS Yisito.s to No.foik are cordially invited to makeTHE HUB their headquaX while in the city. 'Twill be a pleasure to be ()f sollUl sor, vice to you. PEOPLE8 BANK OF REEDVILLE, VIRGINIA, Inc. OFFICERS: *"*??*" *^?:c , *-??- "-?, v.,.r?sWent. fbamk C. .Iktt. Caahier PAID UP CAPITAL ?30,000.00. (Morethan Sixty StoekhoUen.) Tl.ealM,v,inslituti,ml,,.1;stn;H?,<MUM,,!,.,tiin,,,,u,H,iIl1 l Monday, Fcbroary 21st, 1910, and aolicita ronr patronam> iritii ? i.. . giva to rnrpn,,,!i ,,.s. n ? & ??? ?f ?*? "l.ilit.v to Hatisfiu-ttirv aeirica. uWividuala a eoorteona and T n ? DIRBCTOR8: J. R. IllNTON, .1 A ii,.-..,,. G. H. MCH.UL, J ? ??? J * ^ON' *?.s*m?, w.l. R..SKU ? N w" Baltimore Reserve Depository: Citizcns National Bank. THE TIDEWATER BANK OF VIRGINIA, Inc. Successors to the L. E. Mumford Bankin* Companv' REEDVILLE, - VIR(;IMA, ':,'::;::Mx::,::,i!r:;;1rii.- ?? ??'?.?? iIlvilwl -o,:r,;;!:;'f:^:^,;i;l;;,-;;.;?-?.'.??? "?^'"?-'--^.."aA':;;,:;^',,1:;^: n- ?, r- J A' Palmer- J"-. President. t. w. Edwards, lst Vice-nres r l r.-, -. ->?., v.lc pres. t_. l. Gaskins, 2nd Vice-pres. _ ?*? C. Jett, Cashier. OUR SPECIALTIES: ' """ Fruits, Vegetables, Poultiy, live Stock, Iggs, Wool and Fro?s Correspondenci- and abipments solicited I. COOKE & SONS, Genera> Uoramission Merchnnta, 7 W. PRATT STREET. BALTIMORE. MD Eytabllshed In 18M. C. S. SCHERMERHORN & SON, Recelvcrs, Hhippera, Dcalers, QRAIN, HAY, PKKD8, LINSKK|> MKAI. COTTON 8EED MRA1,. BBST 8TONK LIMB IN ItARRELS. Alao Distrlbutor* of TUE PUR1NA POUI.TKY FEEJ>8. 127 and 129 Cheapside <*?*?? pratt umi^ BALTIMORE MD _ VIRGINIA LAWS GOMPLIRD WITH BEST LOCATION BEST FACIUTIES BEST TRAO A. LEWIS6VSON, Grain, Live Stock, V/Vool, Produce, Fruit, Poultry and Eggs. BALTIMORE, MD. the commission house that WEARS WELL DAY-IN-AND-DAY-OUT MEETS THE DEMAHDS OF THE M0S7 EXACTIHG SH1PPERS OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING FASTER THAN ANY TvVO COMMISSION HOUSES IN BALTIMORE Pl)T TOGETHEP BE SURE TO TRY US. BALTIMORE, MD. 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