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A telegram tn ship mule by mall.re
ceived by w. ". Trader this week, was
not honored.
The returns for strawberries were
satisfactory to the growers here this
year. The yield of irish potatoes prom
Uses to treble that Of last year.
| Mrs. Maggie Morris, nee Thornton,
furmerally of Accomac. died at Atlantic
City, Nj, last Tuesday. Her remains
were brought home and inferred in Con-
quest Chapel burying ground.
G. 3. Jones has purchased several
million feet of timber in North Carroll
Ma, and will move to that State in July.
He will carry with him the best wishes
of our community. The loss to us will
be irreparable.
Mrs. Emily T. Lewis, teacher i'll the
public school here, in 1SSS,was married
in Baltimore, on l4th inst, to Captain
Durham of Palatka, Florida, AMI left
on following day foc her adopted home
She has the good wishes of numerous
friends in this community.
Hallwood market-hay SIT per ton,
corn go cts. per bushel, eggs Is cts. per
dozen graduated sugar tets, per pound,
good flour 1928 per barrel. A. F.Mears
will receives car load IF white corn next
week, to be retailed from Car IS cents
per busiel
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BED.

Saturday, May 2srl inst, on
Sykes Island, of dropsy, Mrs. Jane
Mister, wife of WIN. Mister, agel Al
wears.
Maggie Mears, daughter ofi.Josnph
and Eoula E. Mears, died near Elk
more, May 10Th. 1890. She was born
April 9Th, 1858. Her short life was
one of great affliction-bnt her suffrr-
ings llaye allcome To an end. Sic Ia.
gone to the arms of Him who said, sui.
fer ,llrlittl children and forbid item
not to come unto me. for of such is the
Kingdom IF Heaven. A
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Musicals.

Given by the pupils Of the Onancock
Music School, Friday evening, 18th inst.
The large pallor and hall af the College
were filled with friends and patrons OF
the Music School. The exercises con-
sisted Of vocal and instrumental music.
Among other selections well rendered
were those from Faust, Weber and
other standard authors. a very enjoy
able feature of the evening was a waltz
song given by the children Of the prim-
AIRY department.
The musicale was designed to show
the cllaracterof the work daily going on
II. the Practice room: The young ladies
acquitted themselves with credit all
concerned.
At the request of Mrs. Lawrence and
Mrs. Joynes, Prof. G. G.. Joynes read
the names of those pupils meriting dis
tinctiors nn their work, to the ending
of the tliid quarter.
Department of Instrumental Music:
George Burke, Lolita Bagwell, Mary
Crockett. Annie GUSTS, Annie
Fosque. Snllle Mears, Ruth Kea
ton, Eta Hurst, Nellie Burke, May
Nelson, Dollie Crockett, Mary Burke,
George Lewis, Tibbie Joynes, Monnie
War'l, Nora Tyler. Evelyn .Joynes, .Jen-
ME West, Annie Kelso, Eva Wnder,
Essie Marsh.
Vocal Departmcns:-Georg Burke,
Sallie Meas, Ruth Keaton, Maggie
Keaton. Dullie Crockett. Eta Hurst.
e. II. Winder. John Kelsn, Granville
Birmingham. Is
Apart from the vocal and instrument
lal-music there Has; been established a
primary department, which gives addi-
lion interest arlsfadvantage to the
schonl. Here some of the Kindergarten
method, have betliiihtroduced, also BIZ;
Die studies for the young with much
success. It's TO be regretted That tAe
calisthenic movement. with tile dumb
bells am the Kladerg uten songs la to
he omitted for luck of space.
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Meet, z OF $. Hedge Company.


On Thursdav of last week. the East
err Shore Hedge Co... of Centreville
Md. entertained about Sky prominent
gentlemen of Accomac anil Nmthamp
ton, at the farm of Capt. VIM. II.
Green, near Mapnsvlle-
Tile object was to explain their sys
tenn of treating Usage orange hedges Of
which Capt. Green has oyer three miles
on his farm.
Gen. VIM. McKenney, State Senator
John 3. Brown. Hon. A. r. Weldon.
w. Scott Roberts Of the Cerirpville
Record. Wilmer Massey anil other
gentlemen from the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland were present. anil gave their
testimony as to The advantages of this
fence over any they had useil.
Those who had seen Capt. Green's
hedge before it was FLASHED and trimmed
by this method two years ago. were a.
much surprised As pleased at the splen-
did results obtained. and were enthuslas-
tic in their recommendation of this sys-
ten.
A company viii be organized for Ac-
comac and Northampton counties, and
the business pushed here.
This fence has been adopted by the
largest and most progressive farmers of
the Eastern Shore Of Marylal,f and
Delaware, as the most durable, econom.
ical and handsome fence for this sae-
tion, and 1t Will only have tn I've seel by
our land owners to he appreciate
The meeting at Can't. Green's was a
very enjoyable affair, and the memory
of the bountiful repast so daintiy
served by fair mai1ens. will llnger after
many days.
The visitors from MARYLAND were
highly pleased with the soil, climate
and resources Of Accomac. and will be
heard from again.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Gh1ncotengue.

Oar physicians complain of distress
ing dull times. 1t is entirely toe
healthy here for them to prosper.
Messrs. Archie Jones and ". j
Matthews propose to buy "go-round'
with band attached and locate SAME
near the Atlantic this summer.
The time for planting oysters having
expired, our people in that business
have hung up their oyster tongs for the
season aud have hauled up their boats
for repairs.
T. A. Mahon, engineer U. S. A,
made tour of inspection to ASA
league this week. Repairs to the light
house and enlargement of the dwelling
are in contemplation and latter especi
ally needed.
Captain J. ]. Reed, made his last tom
of inspection TO the lighthouses and
buoys in this part OF his district on last
Monday. Commander Harrington sue
ceAds him and will take charge of this
district on LIST day of June.
The steamer w. w. Colt leaves Phil.
adelphIa, according to schedule posted
here. for her first trip to Chincoteague,
on the 9th of June. She is to ply be
tween this point and New York during
the summer. Wharfage free of charge.
was rendered to the company owning
the steamer, by our enterprising towns
man, $. J. Mumford.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the sheep penning which
comes off on Assateasue OH 4lh day OF
June. As a gala day it is generally Oh
served here and scores. frequently hun
dreds of visitors, are present. Some
twelve or fifteen ice cream and confec-
tionery stands will contribute to The
comfort of the timer man" on the oc,
casioli.
Arrivals at Atlantic this week: lie.
land Harrison, I. a. Mahon, Rev. S.
Jones, T. H. Stevenson. ]. ]. Reed
Phila.: Geo. W. Rolph, W. S Sapping-
ton, Baltimore; Oliver l.. Jones, Henry
S. Gladden., E II. Derrickson, Thoe
!. Scarborough. G. S Richardson. Geo.
Rowley. r. A. Gorday. Misses Mollie
Rowley, Sally Truitt, Mary Onley and
BERTHE Jones. Girdletree; w. Fl. Price,
Stockton; Miss G. E. Cranmer, Louis
Connolly, Henry Burr, Pocomoke.
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Lieut.. J. F. Wild. assistant inspector
of stations in 9Th Life Saving District
las been assigned to duty on revenue
steamer "Gallatln." at Boston, Mass.
Lieut.. j. NJ. Dunwoody will succeed
him. The removal of Lieut.. Wild tc
another sphere of duty will be gener.
ally regretted by our citizens. His gel.
tlemanly hearing as man and official won
for him VAIN place in Their affections.
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N. Oldham, Jr., special commission

III. Oldham, Jr., special commission
or, pursuant to a decree of the circuit
court of Accolnac county, will sell at
Pungoteague, on Saturday. June l4th
1890. at Q p. M. the land of Thomas j.
Chandler. containing Seventy-fve acres
more or less. situated III Scarborough s
Neck being part of Geo. S. Powell farm
and on same day at 4 p. M, said com
misslo ner will sell at Oman cock, three
tracts or parcels of land OF Thomas r,
Chandler, situated in Sluthkili Neck.
For terms and particulars see posters.
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GrccmbuckvIIIe.

Oysters are still being sent from here
To market in small quantities and are
selling at coed prices.
Tile Texas fly has put in an appear
ance again and is worrying the cattle
greatly, but has done no serious damage
yet.
Rev. r. S. Williamson, pastor Of NJ.
?. Church has moved to dwelling vacf.
ted by J. f. w. Flggs, now in grocery
business in Philadelphia.
A small insect is destroying the oat
crop hereabouts and the most of our ia,
meis will not reap as MANY as it took to
seed the land. The prospect of irish
and sweet potato crops is very fine.
Children's day will be observed in oul
N. 2. Church. Sunday. June 9Th. The
pastor will preach sermon appropriate
to the occasion and music. recitations
&c., will be rendered by members Of
Sabbath SCHOOL
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Life OF Jefferson DAYS..

The work entitled jefferson Davis,
ex. President of the Confederate States.
a Memoir, by his wife, published by
Belford Co., New York, is positively
the only biography authorized by Mrs
Davis and written by her. beware OF
spurious works by other publishers.
w. j. NEVILLE IS Co., :.
Agents for Accomac and northampton
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0nanc0Ck.

Miss Carnage of Baltimore,is visiting
Miss Nora Tyler,
Miss Maud Mills has returned home
after a months sojourni in Westminster,
Md.
Miss Margaret A1buckle. of Pungo-
league, is visiting at DR.. G. L. Har-
manson's.
Frank Z. Brent. G. B. Eos
que, w. F. Knox and T. P. Bagwell, of
this town, attended the Lee monument
unwilling in Richmond.
Atthe municipal election held on last
Thursday evening, the following ticket
was elected: Mayor, Thos. w. Taylor;
Councilmen, H. D. Carmine, N. T.
Fosque, ST., Thos. B. Qrirby, Or. o.
B. Finney and E. Z. Miles.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, there was very fair au-
dience at the entertainment in the
Tnwn Hall, on Monday night, given for
tie benefit of the P. E Church. The
programme was very interesting and
Was, moreover, excellently well render
ed. In the dramatic role Misses Fan
ME Taylor, A. II. Bagwpll, Monte Pow
ell and l.. w. GrotOn and DR.. l..
J. Harmansop: acquitted themselves
most creditably, While the music, vocal
and instrumental, furnished by DR..
Moore and Mr.. Butte, Of Norfolk, dur
ing the intermissions in the drama
proved one Of the most attractive fea-
lures.
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w hite Goods.

And in that line we have some lovely
things this season. BE sue and Look
through our stock if YOU are needing
anything this summer III that lin. Oul
stock of Notions is fuller this tiison
than usual. We lave several novelties
anon. them some beautiful Cashmere
Embroidered Shoulder Silaws and
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Net Spot Cash.

The honorable person who has c0nscI-.
entiously paid for everything consumtds;
in the past, has been compelled to: l'ayss
large per cent. Of croft to cover the
sellers loss Of bad debts. 20 3
Those who deal with US will receive
the full cash value of their money with
no per cent. added to cover therisk OF (;
bad debts.
No hooks are kept no hts are made.
Everything settles as is goes. It's IN
the aggregate of many small profits the
rapid turning of capital We expect our
reward. 4 varied stock of Dry Goods,
Notions and General. Merchandise are
kept.
The following is a list of few of our
knock down bargains. Read. it Will
save Won money: Mems rtad|-made
paJts IS cents $l.20 aItli,, Ia Sc, over
dis As crhts. pall.S .e0,do ID 2G"ld 3I4
cnls per yard neavy te"tilsr tcklnG
worth 70 ceItS At Is crl,tsi yard. liol-
laiiI.cullaill goods all cniols l0centsa
ya:d. A luce Ut Dress Goods consisting
VI Saline II cents yard, warSted ~
crhts yA'd clallie7 ccnisa yard. and
ile liegt cents Il yad. sdspPnders s ~
IL to 80 cents, umbrellas Is ribs, 32 in.
So cents worth 81 Ii, mems chevolt
,llilts "a els mems merinnknit shifts
g,2 cts oil car!,-t la:d wide . cts. 4
yard, towels i. Is ana 10 CT. gilt edged
note paper CTS Il Quire. square enye--
lcies s cts.sl pack. shue polish cts. u
bottle, clothes pins 3 els. atlozrli. and
many other marvellous iJa.gainS that
will be given la,.r. Orders bl mail SD
iici. ed. Always enclose Tor postage
whrl ordering to b.. S ut by ntl
Direct your footsteps To Dl;kcrson
:'opula low price sloreand save nlchles,
dimes and dollars.
Respectfully submitted to- the
cash and prodncr. Trade.
j. d. Dickerson,
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Enumerators OF census have been ap
pointed for county of Accomae as fol
lows: For district of Pungoteague, Geo.
S. West and Z. l.. Bunting: Lee, Geo.
G.. Ailwortl and John E. Lewis; Me
tompkin, E. Z. Byrd and Geo, w. Hope
Chlucoteague, Jos. L. Kenney.
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Upshnr b. Quiphy. special commits
sioner, will sell at Hallwood, on Thurs
day June 5th, 1890, at ? T.. n., the
farm of which Penj. Y. ". Byrd died
possessed. containing 149 acres, bounded
lY MesSongo creek. the lands of Samuel
T. TAYLOR and Others, subject to the life
estate of Mrs. Tabitlna Ann Byrd there
in. For terms aid further information
see posters.
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w. T. Buudick. Onancock. has been
very busy of late, manufacturing ice
cream for parties, picnics, festivals,
weddings &C.. and his cream is said to
be giving perfect satisfaction. When
sold in quantities of five gallons and
upward can be bought at 81 per gallon,
delivered at Onancock.
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Special grand jury convenes at June
term OF county court. Lookout ye VIC
lators of the law-ye men what deal III
fish, hauling the seine unlawfully. and
setting fykes, pound nets ETC.. without
license. A word to the wise is sutfi-
cient.
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Reads Wharf

Mrs. Col. Edmond Green and dau Oh
ter, of Wall street, N. Y..are spending
the summera at Reads wharf.
Mrs. e. NJ. Beard and son, of Balti
more, and Mrs. l.. e. Real and daugll
ter, of GreensJorough, N. c., are visit
ing Mrs. G. II. Read.
Joseph Ennis IS Shipping new
irish potatoes this week-the first o
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Messrs II T.. Byrd and E. E. Mock
of Baltimore, honored our sanctum this
week. The former is representatives
of the enterprising and reliable firm of
A. ". Byrd & CO.. wholesale dealers in
bacon, pork. etc.. the latter OF Shiye
s Darlington, tobacconists.
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Especial attention is invited to the
advertisement of Wiegand. Wermann
& McLain, commission merchants, Bal
timore. The firm is y first class one and
has the best Of facilities for making
highest market returns.
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1Gotf1flns and Gaskets
con family on hand ready. for i'm.
mediate delivery when called for.
ANY person douhfing my ability
AS an undertaken, will please refer
.torhe friends of the deceased bodies
upon whom have performed the
last sad rites of the dead.
Emhalming fluid and preseratlvcs
used free OF charge.
Emblems suited for Loiges and
Orders, &c kept in stock.
In connection with my under
taking business. make andiepalr
all kinds of wood work, also scroll
sa wing, turning and bending by
steam process. Terms moderate.
j. l.. BAILEY,
Mear>vilie, Va.
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NoT1cE-All kinds of well pumps
driven 10y the undersigned ut fair prices
in any part of the cnunty-drer well
pumps Il specially. All material fur
nisIIedif desired. John G. Boice, Parks
| ley: Va.
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F0n RENT-Thp undersigned offers
for rent for year 1891 tllrf.lm on which
he at present restless. On REASONABLE
terms. Sud farm is in high state nj
cultivation and has abundant resosli CO,
thereon. Oar or two horse farm vii
be- rented to 1T al acceptable aprli
cant. A. z. Wliile Mls0nyille. Va.
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Jno. J. Guthrie continues to repre-
sent as will be noted, the we'll known
and popular commission house Of J. H.
Seward s. Co., Baltimore. Neither
need words OF COMMUNICATION at our
lrands-the returns speak for them.
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Mr.. G II. Read. Reads Wharf, will
open out in his new store next week a
handsome line of new goods. Call on
him for bargains.
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Mr.. Thos. W. Russell, special com

Mr.. Thos. W. Russell, special com
missioner. will sell at public auction OH
the premises near Keller station, on
Saturday, June 9TH, 1890, the valuable
real estate If which James X. Downing,
died. selzeG and possessed. The tract
contains about one hundred acres OF
excellent land. located i'll one OF the
thriftest neighborhoods i'll the county,
and is convenient to chui ches, schools
and shipping points. For terms and
other particulars, see posters.
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T NoTIcE-Swect potato sprouts for
sale al reasonable prict s. also sweet pn
tato horse hoe with vine turner. Work
cannot be surpassed, great labor saving
machine. One man can turn vines and
mould board up from 10000 to 10000
sprouts in one day. Soecial wholesale
prices given to dealers Ill the .'Planet
Jr,,;gouds for Accomac and Northamp-
Ion counties. ". L. ElzeY, Exmore.
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For SALE-Ry The undersigned. hia
stem Jersey sweet nntatn snrDr's. Sl.25
ne th0nsand, I.ln 70" 0o0 nr more.
TO. h ears ut lix,Horr. AL orders ac-
cnmumnied by the rlsll will receive
PROMPT attention. ". l.. Elzy, E&morr
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Valuable personal property of John
r.. Kellam. deceased. will be sold at
pnblic auction. Tuesday. June 18th.
Read especially the list of horses adver-
vertised through our columns.
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w. S. Mercer, of Farmers State
Alliance. has organized seven subal-
liances, in county of Accomac and a
county alliance is to he organized at
Accomac G.. II !. June 14th, 10 a. nj.
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cumberland HALL" situated near
Modestown, containing Ss3 acres, was
sold last week ny Mrs. Elizabeth W..
Kelly to T. Berkeley Smith, at the price
of 81 600.
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True merit hound 10 win and the
ROYAL brand of Annr still i'll tile lead as
the best -four ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold by jas. Niger & Co.
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The storehouse owned by D. j. Tit
low & Co., Main street. 0nancock, will
be sold at pnhlic auction. on Saturday.
May S1sr, 2p. M, on the premises.
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B. T. Guntcr, Jr., and Rev. Vim.
Chinn represented Drummondtown at
the unwilling of Lees statue at Rich
mond, on 29th inst.
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The campmeeting committee will
meet at burlington Grounds, Tuesday,
June 10th. Up. m. a full attendance
of members IF same is requested.
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For SALE.-Canoe. alx6, two years
I'D AMI in gorl condition. Is Il fast
sailpt arl will hr sold Cheap. II. j.
Bell, Oiancock, Va.
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Purity continues to BIZ praised BY ali
good housewives. who have tried 1t rs the
best ever nse,, price considered. CAL
ION your merchants for it. Jas Myei
Go.
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HORSES AND MuLEs-The nnler
signed has just returned from, tll" city
with IL fine drove nf horses and mules.
which Will IN sold At very nv prices. A
pair of good mules for sale Ivy him very
cheap. Geo. w. Jacob, ielle Haven.
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Mrs. Calhoun Johnson, formerly of Wash
ington, D. e.. died of consumption, at
Leemont. on last Saturday.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR SALE.-l}lg stem Jersey potato
sprouts by Babel kellan, Accomac u.
H., Va.
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Fon Satellite undersigned offers
for sale % fine SMltlrlown and Cots-
wood sheep ut reasonable prices. For
-e;.rtler particulars apply tn or address
IC. W. Brown, Pungo eague, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

: A branch Of the Farmers Alliance
was organized at Accomac G. IL. last
Monday. with membership of eight.
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ACCoMAC STEAM FIGURING
MILLS,
Temperancevilla, va.

Flour, Meal, Bran, Shorts. Heminy
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at
fair prices.
The public Will please take no
tice that the mill property deslg.
mated above, which formerly be.
.longed to Mr.. ID. III. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
Will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will eudeayor TO
give entire satisfaction to AL who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks performer patronage. Flu.
ture iavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.:
JOSEPH II. JONES.
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S TOP.
PLEASE NOTICE.
Ihave just returned from the city
with new and complete line OF
6enetal MgerGGlaadise
have added a line of fine
Dress Goods.
/ have the largest line of
/ have the largest line of

Ginghams. ZephYrs and Callcoes
that has ever been shown within10
miles of this place, and decidedly
| the largest line of
Ladies', Gents and Misses Shoes
everin Accomac.at greatlyredu
prices. II is useless for me to try
10 fell you how cheap my goods
are when compared with their SUI
perinr quality. To give You an
idea ofrlle pxcitement created over
our 1925 Shoe, I have shown tito
quite number Of ladies'. and have
NOT had one TO price it under 81 Is
! to So 50,and other goods with equal
merit. | do not expect to sell all
the goods purchased Ivy our people
this season, Init shalibe pleased
TO show andnnote pricesto.al who
want5to purchase where they Can
get the best goods for the least
money. We are always ready and
anxious 0sll0w our goods whether
! You wish to purchase or no.; hnt t"
show them, is TO srllthem. 1t yor
will come and examine aud do not
find them as 1epreSenled.l wlllpay
YOU for all lost time. If there are
any desirons to see my goods and
prices and it is NOT convenient for
you to come. drop me postal and
1 will send you samples and prices
of such goods as Can he sent by
mail. l am well posted OH the mar
ketS, and it there are any OF the
latest novelties or goods ut any de
Scription that, on want and | have
not them in stock, | will take great
pleasure in getting them for you.
All orders for
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Royal.by name royal in qnality-an
excellpnt brand nf -four sold by James
Myer g. Co., Baltimore.
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W lNrED ~ second hand ice hox.
Write. giving price &C., tu W. A. Biloxi.
IN, louisville, w
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GUANo.-For sweet potatoes, corn
and grass. Price S22 50 cash. No
time sales. Orris a. Browne.