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Mr.. S. ]. Munford has moved from
his old stand into more commodlous
quarters and will enlarge his stock of
merchandise.
Schooner of Messrs. Tottle & Co.,
Fairlaven. Conn.,, arrived here Tues
day and will take back cargo of 1000
bushels of our fat oysters.
One of our sportsmen's guide was
'out shooting one afternoon this week
and in a few hours bagged As ducks and
brandt, Is pair Of them red heads,
which were sold for $3.50 per pair-to-
tai receipts, S42.
Mr.. Windred f. Hopkins, second as
sstant of ssateague Lighthouse and
Miss Ida TAYLOR an attractive young
lady of this place were married Wed
nesday, 9th. 1889 Rev. Benj. Truitt,
officiating. The following bridesmaids
and grcomsmen were in attendance:
Miss Ella Jester and J. J. Baker. Mrs.
Ella Cherricks and Lawrence F eddie.
men. An elegant weddingfeast served
at residence of BRIDES brother, Capt.
Geo. Z. Taylor was partaken of by a
host Of friends Of the happy couple.
The bridal presents were numerous
and wi !atle.
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FIJI
Accounts agaillsl.lle Commonwealth
were allowed to DR.. f.. Drummono
$3.50 for examining a lunatic aud t.
Duff Savage S24 for board of jury te
try John Parker.
Commonwealth versus Margaret
Thcrns Indictment for selling liquor
without lIcense). Defendant tried, con-
victed and fined 500 and cost of prose-
cution.
Commonwealth versus Amanda
Thorns Indictment for selling liquor
without license}. Defendant tried and
acquitted.
Commonwealth versus VIM. D..
Lewis indictment for permitting I'M
lawful gamirg at his house of entertain
menl). Nolle prosequi entered.
Commonwealth versus Peter Boggs
Indictment orselling articlesof traffic
within three miles of camp meeting
near Norris ChamN. Defendant tried.
convicted and fined $40 and cost OF
prosecution.
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W.
fan n G65tilfsaT. distinctly remember
the last time we met. and low glad he
seemed and how glad 1 know / was, to
clasp hands orce more. little thinking
it would LIE the last. but such is life.
Next can the tidlnes. that Judge
Garrison is dead and l felt that not
only L. hut all of Northampton and
Accomac had cause to sorrow. Iknew
Judge Garrison from boy, but knew
him Letter when after quitting school
his public life began. Aslawyer, mem
her of Assembly. representative in
Congress, Circuit and County Judge, I
do not think. that any one who confided
IN him ever had cause to feel it was a
misplaced confidence.
How well | remember some of the
great men of the Eastern Shore. Bay
~, Upsliur, Wise. Scarbulgh etc. and
one that has fallen lately VIM. H. B.
GUSTS, and now Judge Garrison and I
ask myself the question:. IS there any
upon whom their mantles have fallen?
recollect of seeing i'll some Washing
ton paper while ,lnd.c Garrison was III
Congress. hat he was better than his
rarity. and he was better than any party
-unskille;iin trickery, frank, honest,
pure, he could not SAP or advocate what
he did not believe TO be tight. I never
thought he was exactly suite,l for q
party politician. Eor could l wish for
myself any higher l.raise, than to Fave
it truthfulIy said, when | am dead, he
was as honorable and as esteemed as
George Y. Garrison. D.
Carevlllc, Va, Ice. 1st, 1870.
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A Card.

To the people of Acccmac, this is to
give notice, that Kellam " Noting
ham, of Locustville, lave been duly
appointed, hy me rs solicltngagenls FOR
The Agl icul,ulal FIRE Insurance Com.
rany and have been Al proved hy the
company. AL business transacted by
lllem will Je approved by nc
and the company. We insure sgainst
ii and lightning, also tornadoes. l
don't wish TO cut rates against my SIS
ter companies nor their agents trans
acting business on the Eastern Shore,
but will say that l will give as cheap
rates and us reasonable terms as any of
them. ! thanking all kindly who have so
literally patroulzrd me aid promising a
faithful performance of al business
placed in either Kellam Il Nuttiughams
hands OF mine.
1 am Respectfully,
w. ~. WARRINGTON, Agent,
Keller, Va.
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John II. Wise. trustee. of Geo. W.
Oldham for benefit OF Joseph Conquest
and others. Will sell at public auction.
commencing Tuesday, December 18th.
and continuing from day to day there
after, at the store of said Oldham IN
Temperanceville the whole Of his val',-
able stock, consisting in part Of dry
goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
hardware, plcws and castings. large as
sortment OF drugs SC.
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fined SO and cost of prosecution.
Commonwealth againstJoh Hender-
son. indictment for carrying pistol
concealpd) Nollc Prosequi entered.
Commonwealth versus George Wise.
indictment for carrying pistol con
ceal-d). Nolle Prostqui entered.
Petition filed by VIM. r. Lewis
against Commonwealth for purpose Of
proving gennineness Of certain coupons
rendered for taxes.
Commonwealth versus VIM. D.
Lewis indictment for keeping a dis
orderly house, Defendant tried, con-
victed and fined SIS and cost of prosecu-
ton.
Commonwealth versus J. Lee JUS
tlce indictment for permitting unlaw
full gaming at his house of entertain.
ment). Defendant tried and acquitted.
Commonwealth versus Samuel G..
Mason indictment for carrying a pts!
toll concealed) Defendant tried and
convicted and fined $50 and cost OF
prosecution.
James T. Hurst resigned as guardian
of Sadie Small, orphan of John C.Small.
Petitions of John a. Bundick's ad-
ministrators and of Anna W. Bundick s
administrators. Orders entered for
withdrawal from bank of share of Jno.
A. Brndick, for payment of costs and
taxes.
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Arrivals at Atlantic this week: G..
Fl. Gordy. Phila.; Jas. II. Feddeman,
Jas. G. Wrghtson, Geo. w. Ralph,
Baltic: John Ayres. Girdletree; Jas.
RI. Mct2louther, Georgetown; DR.. e.
E. Kellam, Chas. Reavcs, Accomac.
On last Sunday night a side.wheel
steamer WIS burned about 20 miles off
our shore. Capt. Bloxom ard crew, of
life saving service, rowed ont to her but
abe had burned to the waters edge
wien they reached her. Crew of steam
er was taken off, it is supposed, on a
three-masted schooner Which was seen
to leave her.
The crews Of the life saving service
here are receiving their nniforms-and
their new costumes would be in accor-
dan CT with the fitness of things. if they
could afford to have them. Receiving
as they do only the pitifn sum per an
nun of $500. they cannot stand the
outlay which the uniforms require. In
the last is years 100000 600 of property
ard s OOOlives, saved. have been placed
tn the credit of the life saving service
Of The country ard surely the heroic
hand of fellows deserve the increase in
their wages, for which they are asking.
20 that they can provide clothes and
other comforts for themselves without
impoverishing their families. us they
are compelled to do now, with their
present low wages.
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Relic Maven.

An infant of Mr.. Joshua Duer, living
near our town, died last Tuesday, aged
8 months.
Mr.. J. r. Walkley has purchased Of
Mr.. A. ". Kellam his farm of 60 acres
adjacent to our town, for the sum of
81 800.
Mrs. Maggie Frost. very excellent
lady of our town ard highly esteemed
in this community. wife Of Mr.. John
Frost, died last Wednesday after a
short illness. aged about IS. years.
Mr.. .Ino. West. of West, Willis &
Wyatt, is in the city for the purpose Of
purchasing Xmas goods. He will re-
turn early next wet k with line of 'hol
iday things such as was never seen in
this town before.
The feast of the A. 0. U. w. at
Doughty's Hotel last Tue day is voted
by all who pa, aok of it.as surerb. The
spread, indee,., was par excellence and
such as tile best caterers of the finest
city hotels could not surrass. Terra
pins. oysters, wild fowl, turkey, des-
serts &c., We're served in the best style,
of mine host, Doughty.
The cry of murder Was heard from
dwelling of Mr.. Ahdell of our town
about II O'Clock Friday night. Some
one attempted to break into the house
and Mrs. Abdcll and daughter, heing
the only occupants at the time naturally
were very much alarmed, hence the
outciy. Mr.. John r. Floyd heard them
and went to their rescue with his shot
gun ard put them to flight.
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70 !, purchases. OF xmas Gods.

I have just returned from the Nor
ti!ern cities with full line Of goods.
such as Cry goods, notions. hats, shoes,
jewelry, queensware carpets, oil cloths.
window shades sc. In our general
department store, you can getanything
from 4 camblic needle TO Il breech-
loading gun, everything desirable for
Xmas presents from pair OF vases to
a ladies' or gents gold watch. Come
one, come all. A. II. G. MEARs.
y Wachapreague, Va.
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NEIGMBORH00D NOTES.
OHnpaCock.

The new store looms of Mrs. Mary
Tyler and Will Nevill. areneaily com-
pleted,
Beef is still very cheap in our town,
and those who buy can stand it as long
as those who sell Opposition is the
life of trade" and generally cheapens
for the patron.
1t is with universal regret that Oman
cock parts with the Rev. John w.
Hundley, who leaves for his new charge
in North Carolina. January 1st. He
has greatly endcared himself to the en-
tire community regardless of denomi-
national lines. It is not known who
will be his successor.
Services We're held on THANKSGIVING
day in the Methodist Episcopal and
Protestant EPISCOPAL Churches with a
fair attendance. Tie Southern Meth
odists gave sociable in their church in
the evening. Tie young people also
hal aso, time in the Cnllege chapel.
a committee appointed forthe purpose
has determined to qaarter the GROUNDS
Of the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
and sell three of the lots, one inclusive
of the present parsonage buildings. and
with tine recripts to build a handsome
house on the lot reserved. The sale
will take place in the afternoon of Jan.
1st.. 1890, and those DESTROYS of beanti-
full building sites have i'll this sale a
rare opportunity.
Preparations are making for pleasant
times in the approaching holidays.
Both of the Methodist churches Will
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ter, the Methodist Episcopal having in
preparation musical and literary one
Christmas night. to he followed by q
Pink Tea" This is being gotten up
ny the Ladies' Aid of said church.
Mrs. Lawrence will also have one for
her music school during the festive
season.
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school Notices.

PnhlIc school report for the months
of October and November:
For Octoher-Nnmber of schools in
operation "a. number of graded schools
10, number IF pupils enrolled 3.46O.
number in average daily attendance
1856. number of schools visited br Sill
perintendent q.
For MISUNDERSTANDING of schools
in operation IS. number Of graded
sch ole 81, number of pnp,s enrolled
a ia4. number in average daily attend
ancp 3 .o42 number of schools visited
disappointment 90.
Alta meeting ofthe Electoral $ hool
-9.rl ON NnvA,ni.A.. 2.5.l, 1898 tho fol;
2. .E1ng rnslrict Sclionl TRUSTEES whose
teSlins Of flee lad ex ,i'ei. were reap
pointed for term Of three years from
November, 1885,
Plmratpagnp nistrict-.. G. M.ars.
Keller: DR.. r. .Finney. Waclapreague:
G.S. Mann. Punenteagne.
Loo Disilict-L. j. Gunter. Acco-
mac G. IT,; w. A. Burton, Locustvillr:
F. " Roggs, Onancock.
MET >tplin DISTRICTS. I. Lewis.
Psrkslrv: J. W. Burlington. IIallwood.
DR.. j. w Rowd i'm. Bl"xnm.
Atauti, nistrict-.J. D. 'arsnns.At-
lantic: g. Fpfd"man. Sanford, DR.. J.
f. Hrodwl'pr. Trmrcrancrville.
Islands Dstrict-E Il. Timmons.
o NJ. Torres DR.. n. S. Smith, CIlinco-
teagne Island.
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Don't fail to call at Bundick's for
your Christmas stock of groceries and
confectoneries. He is selling extra
fine citrou for so cents per pound, cur
rants at s cents, and the best mince
meat for 10 cents per pound. He is
also handling the large California
prunes. also raisins of every variety.
On coffee, sugar. and tea he will sur
pris YOU, his french and plain candies
h.,,a ;ue+ oo,,e - LEI Nd Ne NJ h.,.s.fFS
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At meeting held in the Masonic
Temple in Wachapreague, December
4th it was decided to hold public
meeting. for the good Of the der.De-
cember Goth, beginning at l O'Clock p.
IN. Rev w. Twilley and DR.. Geo.
W. LeCato were appointed as com.
mittee to select subjects and speakers
for the occasion. Mr.. Vim. T. Dukes
and Mr.. Thos. G.. Kellam as a commit
tee have charge of the music. MIR. A.
T. Mears. Mr.. E. T. Powell and Mr..
E. Il. Scarborough constitute tie COM
mittee of arrangements. TIE pro-
gramme will be given later.
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GreenbnckviiIe.

Oysters in our waters are said to he
fiat" and the oyster dealers here are
much elated2t the prospect of having a
good season.
Vegetables are very scarce in our
market, especially cabbage. so much so,
that some of our merchants are selling
"wlite heads" by the pound.
Thanksgiving Day was not observed
here. The merchants were all at their
places Of business with wide open doors.
forgetful even of the blessing incident
toihe late election.
The delay OF "a hours in delivering of
our mail here. caused by change of the
schedule of n. Y. p. & n. r. R. has
naturally made our people very indig-
nant with officials of same.
The public roads in this part of the
county are in 4 miserable condition,
almost impossible in places, and are not
likely 10 be much improved, so long as
We work under the present road system.
The freight cfIlce of D. NJ. s. va. R.
r.. Franklin City, caught fire Wednes
day night of last week. but was discoy-
cred in time 10 be put out
before much injury was done.
1t lad its origin, it is suppose d, from a
cigar. which WAS thrown in wooden
spittoon.
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PUBLIC AucT1nN.-1he undersigned
will sell at public auction on his farm
on Folly Creek. known as Dix farm"
Gazing rented out samr) on Thursday.
December 18th valuable property, CON
sisting in part of. 3 fine horses and
mules, corn. 8 stacks of excellent fol
der, hogs, thoroughbred CATTLE, potato
bed frames, farming implements &c.
Sale 20 commence at ~ Il. m. Terms
madr known OH day of sale. A. G.
Kelly.
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Quarterly meetings of the NJ. L.
Church, South, will be held for Bell
Haven Circuit. at Powelitnn. Decem
Der. 9TH and Sth-for Onancock Circuit,
at louisville, December, Sth and 9th.
Districts stewards meeting will he held
at Onancock, December, 10th, Tues
day, II u. IN.
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Mr.. Alfred ]. Iilliston. Sccomac c.
H.. has purchased the mill property of
the late John O.Selby. from his p Jrsonal
representatives. Hes proposes to con-
tinue it on its present site with inn
movements such asa raner, machinery
for manufacturing lathS Sc.
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Especial attention is invited to fol-
lowing advertisements in thi. issue:
Bogss & Crotch, Slocomb & Ames.
W.T.Wise. Onancock-Xmas gonds; I.
II. Merrill & Go. clotning.& SC, Pocomoke
City, w. ). Powell, fertilizer manufac
turcr, B.lto. Md.
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Mr.. E. w. Hebard, formerly of Lo-
custvillc. this county. has recently be-
come a citizen of Pensacola, Florida.
and is pleased with with his new home.
He has the good wishes Of many friends
in Accomac for success in his new field
of labor.
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BUSINESS OPss1NG-AnY one desir-
ing good location to conduct the mel-
c antile business can be accommodated
by writing to Lloyd Wilkinson, POGO
noke City, M
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Mr.. ]. 7. Walkley, Belle Haven, will
move into another building January
1st., and for that reason wishes to close
out his entire stock of stoves and tin.
ware. To cash purchasers therefore
special inducements will be offered-in
fact no reasonable offer will be refused
by him, us stock must I've sold.
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ELECTORAL SCHOOL BOARD

Tbs pnilic scllmnls If Accomac cnun
iyw,li close For the Christmas holidays
mi Friday. the 2nlll day nf December
and re open on Monday the 9th day of
January. This arrangement gives gu
non resident teachers sufficient time to
visit their homes AM, friends. and 0nr
teacllers The homes of their pupils. Il
also leaves ample time tn finish orr
short (!) sclp,l session N tie spring.
and I"ssilly saves somt exposure to the
children in nil-whter.
Iliope that this long holiday will suit
the convenience and have the approval
Of the teachers. and that all WILL strict
ly conform to it. in order to give system
and uniformity to monthly report, Sc.
Just here, must commitment and
thank you us n lrdy, for the uniform,
nratness and pronipiness with which
the repplts a!e ma leand forwarded this
session.
In conclusion. with high sense Of
appreciation of The continued courtesy
aad kindness of trustees and tearlers,
and of your forbrarance with my many
official short conlings. sincerely wish
for you all, school officers and pupils, =
merry. enjoyable KIN ls. and Il happy
and prosperous New Yrar.
JonN f. MAPP,
ca. Supt. Schools.
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Mr.. Edward s. Wise has qualified as
lard assessor for The lower Parish in
place OF VIM. p. Tunnel. resigned. He
will, in our opinion. perform its duties
with credit to lin self and to the salts
faction of all leasonatle persons.
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Atr. Edward j. Taylor. a worthy
citizen OF the county, ard held in high
esteem wherever Known, died on
Thursday. November 18th, at his home
at IIorptown, OF consumption, aged
about As wears.
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JOHN f.. MAPP,
ca. Supt. Schools.

Gin to A. D. Doremus, Belle Haven,
Va. for your Stove pipe and elbows.
lie also manufactures aud deals in tin
and sheet iron ware. tim roofing. Gut
tcrng and spouling are sp cialties with
him.
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Call at Slocomb & Ames', Onancock.
ii ,on want handsome plush wrap OF
Jacket. They have cut the prices on
them and are offering some splendid
bargains III that linz.
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Catalogue and price list of Accomac
Nurseries has been forwarded us by
McMath Bros, proprletors, Only, va.
It should be in the hands OF all OF our
people who wish to purchase stock and
want to he sure to get what they buy.
Everybody knows that they are thor
oughly reliable and some of our friends
will not have occasion to regret,as they
did this year, the payment of SIS per
hundred for plants which McMath
Bros, sold for Is cents per hundred, il
they will take our advice, to place more
of their orders with them.
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sir. Leonard j. Goffigon, for many
wears deputy clerk OF the county OF
Northampton. died near Bayview on
VIZ nesday Of last week. aged IS years.
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Hon. John W. G. Blackstone intro,
duced tie first hill in the Legislature
this session, to wit: to repeal the lease
of tie Hog Island Flats l'y State OF
Virginia to e. Il. Lewis and others.
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NoT1cEj-My storehouse, dwelling
aud lot at GAINESVILLE, NORTHAMPTON
county, are for sale OIL rent for term
Of years, Storehouse was occupied by
Jesse Wilson, deceased. is good stand
and T.. Q. at same-dwelliny comfort
a6le--lll in good repair. W. j. Wyatt,
Belle Haven, va.
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Three negroes were committed to
iail last Saturday, for stealing keg OF
whisky from carat Parksley station, to
await The action of grand jniy.
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A<-@---- scale will be
~ =, Our B. Quinby Snutb Saxes
he'd ] OUINBY s. Or" 4 y. ,', mnr.
pose of raising funds to coml7lete- new
church building.
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PUBLIC AUcTroN.-The undersigned
will sell at public auction, on Wednes-
day, December 18th on his premises
near louisville. valuable personal
property, consisting in pant of valua.
Bile horses, cattle, hogs, corn. fodder,
farming implements, potato bed frames
sc. Sale to commence at 10 a. m
Terms made known on day of sale.
w. a. Bloxom.
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If you want The best -four. ask your
merchant for Royal and if he HASN'T it
order direct from James Myer & Co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

What every body says is SO must be
so and all who have used Jas. Myer Il
Cos Crown Jewel say it is the best for
the money they ever had.
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aIf you want real pretty pair of
slices for Christmas, Slocomb Il Ames
have just gotten in some beauties.
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NoTlcE-I will sell at private sale,
IN, house III d lot at ExmnIe station. on
reasonable terms. VIM. l.. Elzey, Elk
more, Northampton county. Va.
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GREAT BAEGAIN-In tobacco-11
inch plug at 5 cents per plug-at L. F.
Human & Co., Parksley, Va.
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Mir. W. A. Bloxom advertises in this
issue valuable personal property for sale
at public auction. on December 18th.
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NOTICE. offer for sale at private
contract, my house and lot, situated at
Parksley station, on reasonable terms.
.lnu. X. Lewis. parkslry.
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81 thing Of beauty is JOY forever. !"
So is bread made of James Myer & Goa
RuyaI tlntlr
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NorrcE.-Three thousand feet rough
lumber for sale ut 60 cents per hundred
feet. l. +. IIirman s. Co., Parksley,
Va.
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II sHBY q ID EL0A7
Accon.ac C. n. va.
The place to- GET BARGAINS.

the place to get bargains.
do you know that they will sell YOU a :
good pair Of Red Flannel Undershirts
Tor only SIP
Do you know that they viii ..ll "a
Fruit Of the Loom Muslin for 10 cents
DER yard :? $500
Do you know that they are selling
the cheapest B0cts and Shoes ever Of
tered this people?
Do you know that they ca n sell Won a {
good pair If Shoes for a man or woman
for the small sum Of 81 ?
Doyou know that they have the hest
W. ou Foot that there is gu The markeiP
either leather or gum.
Do you know that they can give Won
anything that yon may want in the way
OF Rubber Goods? Gum Boots for men
women aid children.
DO yon know that they keep always
on hand a full line of hand aud maci,,ie
6.'wed Shoe at bottom prices?
Iiera1S yODr Dl1ra for rl,oo,, rood.
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NoT1cE-Car load of Cecil county
hay just received and for sale at bottom
prices at l.. F. Hinrnan & Co., Parksley
YIN