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The Eastern Shore District Confer
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The Eastern Shore District Confer
The Eastern Shore District Confer
ence of the M. E. Church, South,
composed of nearly one hundred min
listers and lay delegates, representing
80 churches, and nearly 5000 commu-
nicants, will meet in Cambridge, Md,
July II. The annual session will last
three days. The occasion is made
most interesting by reports on
various subjects OF church enter
prise, and by addresses and sermons
by some of the ablest laymen and
ministers of the church. The lay
delegates from Accomac and North
ampton, are as follows:
Atlantic Circuit-C. w. Feddeman,
A. F. Byrd, VIM. j. Glib. Alter
nates-E. R. Thomas, j. S. Bunting,
r. R. Slant.
Sykes Station-G. w. Glenn, ]. R.
brewer, w. L. Evans. Alternates-
j. w. brewer, Joseph Cutler, Jessie
T. Miles.
Accomac Circuit-A. w. Short, w.
J. Hall, DR.. J. f. Broadwater. Alter
nates-A. S. Mathews, r. r. Lewis,
S. w. Mathews.
Accomac G. HIS. j. Stevenson, j.
W. burlington. w. S. b. Bond. AL
ternates-W. 7. Beloat, W. &. Barnes,
w. H. Hargis.
Onley and Locustville-Jno. James,
Is. S. Rich, John w. Rogers. Alter
nates-A. j. McMath, DR.. ]. w. Kel-
lam, S. r. Beloat.
Onancock Circuit-T. c. Kellam,
f. 7. Boggs, A. G. Kelly. Aluernates
w. D. Lewis, W. II. Rogers, 7. S.
Bailey.
Wachapreague Circuit-L. j. Hys-
lop, w. T. Fleming, t. H. James.
Alternates-J. E. Mapp, VIM. B.
Mapp. John T. Mock.
Pungoteague Circuit. G. Boggs,
S.W. Ames, Geo. B. Hoffman. Alter
nates-Geo. B. Mason, G. w. Marsh,
L. j. burlington.
Belle Haven Circuit-Robt. .Ashby,
Frank Shield, l. w. Mears. Alter
nates-J. S. Ennis, J. W. White, j.
F. Barrett.
Franktown Circuit-W. S. Lark
ford, w. J. Savage, P. B. Tankard.
Alternates-John Roberts, B. F. Not
tingham, Charles Landlord.
Capeville Circuit-Wm. P. Wise,
John Willis, NJ. t. Wilson. Alter
nates-John Doughty, Arthur Hunt,
Carey Wilson.
Cape Charles-Upshur Wilson, S. j.
Savage, J. E. Boggs. Alternates-J.
S. Warren, L. R. Roberts, w. H.
Lammerson.
w. p. WRIGHT, P. E.
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CRtticOIeaGue

Capt J. B. Hudson, Sr., died on
the Sth inst, aged 63 years.
Protracted meeting commenced at
our N. E. Church. last Sunday.
W. J. Matthews has just returned
from a visit to the Northern cities.
Capt. N. B. Rich and family moved
here from Wachapreague this week.
Schooner Elnora arrived here this
week from New York with load of
ice for the Atlantic Hotel.
The Revenue Cutter was here this
week with Lieut.. F. J. Wild and two
sons on board. They left here for
Ocean City.
Asher L. Matthews and B. F.
Collins have bought the land known
as, the Mrs. W. D. Burch tract, and
each propose to improve same by
new dwellings at an early day.
H. K. Smith son of DR.. n. S. Smith,
won the first prize in the bicycle race
at Pocomoke City on the Fourth of
July. He beat their brag man, Mr..
Scott, who for years has won prizes
over all competitors. He made the half
mile in 112. Nick Smith, his brother,
won the prize in another half mile
race in III. Hurrah for Chinco-
league!
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
R. Trimble, J. S. Brode, J. K.
Crowther, G. &. Prettyman, Phila-
delphia; a. w. Byrd, ]. H. Feddeman,
E. F. Gillette, Baltimore; NJ. H. Pope,
Salisbury; NJ. E. Selby, H. P. Myers
and wife, Wilmington; E. w. Polk
and wife, Pocomoke; E. B. Davidson,
Milford; A. f. Byrd, L. F. j. Wilson,
Polk Lang, R. L. Fletcher, l. B.
Clarke, Thos. Savage, Accomac;
Capt. H. G. Crumb, Northampton.
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NEIGHB0RlIoOD NOTES.
Sanford,

SSNIOEIs
Mrs. Alfred Taylor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Hill, in Baltimore.
The Rechabite hall at this place is
much improved by a new coat OF
paint.
Mrs. Frank Young, of Guilford, is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. John E.
Middleton.
Miss Neva Marshall, of West Point,
Va, is visiting relatives and friends
at this place.
The fairs held at this place and
Flag Pond on the 4th, were well at
tended and highly enjoyed.
Miss Cerinda Evans, of Oak Hall,
teacher at this place last session,
spent few days in our midst last
week.
A gentleman here, whom every
body thought to be confirmed
bachelor. is about to enliven his
lonely dwelling by a bright young
presence.
Miss Anna Westmoreland, governess
in the family of Mr.. c. w. Feddemen,
has returned to her home at Peters
burg, to the regret Of her many
friends here.
X. S. Robins and Horace NJ. Bun
dick have improved their dwellings
by new coats of paint. The latter
has also raised his back building,
added fancy front gables and hand
some porches
Mr.. John L. Anderton, keeper OF
the Assateague lighthouse, was a
welcome visitor in our town last
week. We are always glad to see
friend Anderton, he takes sunshines
wherever he goes.
1t is to be hoped, that the enlarge
ment of schoolhouse at this place
will be effected before the coming
session and that we will have the
three teachers so badly needed. The
advancement of the children cannot
be expected when the rooms are so
crowded as they were last session
and the school is rapidly increasing
in numbers.
Mr.. Henry Hall and Miss Almira
McCready were married at the Vir-
ginia-Maryland line, by Rev. j. Car
son Watson, Wednesday, Sd inst.
They were attended by the following
couples: Frank Green and Miss Mol
lie McCready, sister of the bride;
VIM. McCready and Miss Mary Dick
erson; George Anderton and Miss
Leila Dickerson.
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woman's Foreign missionary Society

Woman's Foreign missionary Society
The Eastern Shore District meet
ing of the Woinan's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will be held at Franktown,
Northampton Co., July S3d and 24th.
Programme of Exercises.
Tuesday, p. m.-Sermon by Rev.
D. G. G. Butts. Address of welcome
and response.
Wednesday, $50 q. m.-Consecra-
ton meeting. 8 a. M, reports from
the twenty three auxiliaries of the
district. II a ~, sermon by Rev. H
E. johnson, d. D. p. m, papers
and talks, subjects-"The need for
foreign mission work and our obi
cations thereto" "Our encourage
ment to foreign mission work. Pre-
sentation OF the work of the Woman's
Board of the NJ. E. Church, South,
in China, Brazil, Mexico and the
Indian Territory. SIP. M, sermon by
Rev. J. R. Sturgis and closing exer,
cises.
MRS. U. B. QUINBY,
District Sec.
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Oman cock

Col. B. Y. Parker is on the sick list
this week.
The price of truck barrels at this
place has been reduced TO 10 cents.
Miss Franklin, of Lynchburg, is
visiting the family of Mr.. U. B.
| Quinby.
Misses Lizzie Booker and Alma
Elan, of Suffolk, Va, are visiting
Miss Maude Mills.
Mr.. S. w. Matthews, candidate for
the Legislature. was among the Wis
itors to the town this week.
Mrs. Sabra Joynes, Mrs. Tibbie
Rance and Mrs. Virginia Joynes, of
Baltimore, are guests of Mrs. WIN. B,
Pitts.
Rev. A. J. Reamy, assisted by Rev.
F. NJ. Sanford, is holding revival
services at Broadway Baptist Church,
aud good results are expected.
The boarding department of the
Margaret Academy. next session. will
be under the management of Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. H. Parker, and there is
only one sentiment regarding same
that it will be first-class in all re-
spects.
In match game of baseball, at
Onancock, on last Monday, between
Onancock and Pungoteague mines,
the score was 80 to - in favor of the
former, despite the fact that Pungo-
league team had pitcher and catch
er from Baltimore.
Schooner Mary Emmor, left her
wharf at Onancock, on Tuesday, for
Baltimore, and will sail from that
port on Thursday, with the Accomac
Yacht Club, composed of Captains
| Ben anu OeOTSc OIOCheCV VI Wis
county, viii and Paul Pitts and sew
eral other young men of Baltimore,
for Atlantic City and other points.
Their outing will extend over period
of two weeks or more.
In the contest between Onancock
and Cape Charles base ball teams at
Cape Charles on the Fourth, Oman
cock won by the score of 81 to II and
brought back with them as trophy
of their victory the silver cup offered
to the winners, but say that the Cape
Charles team captured their hearts
by the gracious and hospitable man
ner in which they received and en-
tertained them. The mayor of the
town, Capt. Geo. g. Savage, delivered
the cup in very neat and acceptable
address.
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PnrixSIGy.

Mr.. Harry Tull and James Daugh-
erty, of Paramount, Somerset Co., Md,
have been visiting friends in Parks
ley.
Rev. r. B. Sanford was severely
pounded last Tuesday night, but at
last accounts was not disposed to
prosecute his assailarts.
Miss May Johnson returned home
last Wednesday, and reports very
pleasant visit to West Virginia,
Washington and Baltimore
The NJ. E. Sunday school hello its
annual Sunday school picnic Oh the
4th of July, on Half Moon Island.
Quite a number took advantage of
this trip.
Miss Ethel Lewis is visiting her
friend. Miss Mamie Grouse, of Sc.
Michaels, Md. She also expects to
visit friends in Centreville, Md, be-
fore returning home.
On Monday evening a birthday
party was given at the parsonage by
Rev. Mr.. Givan, pastor of the NJ. &.
Church. The occasion was q pleas
ant one to all present.
The Baptists of Parksley and vicin-
ity, propose to hold a concert at
Johnson's hall the last of July, the
proceeds to be applied to building a
Baptist Church at this place.
A few of our Parksley boys played
with the Cape Charles base ball team
on the 4th, against the Onancock
boys, and although defeated, they
don't propose to allow the victors to
crow very loud.
Arrivals at Lewis Hotel, this week:
VIM E. Doughty, VIM. f. Knox, f.
B. Lewis, J. G. Wentz. John Hartman
son, Baltimore, Nd; Vim. Brandies,
c. G.. Willis, Philadelphia; j. L.
Crowther, Chicago; j. Nelson Smith,
Cumberland, Va; NJ. E. Selby, Will
mington; w. w. Dawson, Dover, Del;
S. w. Matthews, Temperanceville.
Parksley's 4th of July demonstra-
ton was grand success. The crowd
was the largest ever seen here before
on such an occasion. Everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves. Pa
triotic speeches were made by Sena-
tor LeCato, Mr.. John r. Rev and
others. The speaking was inter-
spersed with national airs. vocal and
instrumental, which added much to
the occrsion. a novel feature of the
occasion was vote on the Woman's
Suffrage question, but INDUCED in
for the most part only by old widow
ers and lonely bachelors. The major
ity in favor of suffrage was 81. a
fine supper was served by the ladies,
and the day was closed by grand
display of fire works under the man
agement of Mr. Frank White, of
Parksley, and Mr.. Willis, of Phila
delphia.
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Arrivals at Shields Hotel, Exmore,
this week: j. T. Jones, A. G. Alex
ander, J. T. McClemons, s. F. Skeen,
st. Louis; E. F. Gillette, A. N. Hart
man, Albert Rosentime, John Sin
clair, Thos. Grimer. John Dulls, Bal
timore; j. r. Fowler, F. W. Vanson,
wife and two children, Philadelphia;
L. R. Flansburg, New York; John F.
Fenwiok, E. a. Nottingham, W. T.
Spady, VIM. Chandler, Northampton;
A. NJ. Nottingham, W. S. Budd. Capt.
Burch, w. J. Sturgis, o. L. Hatton,
S. j. burlington, L. F. Baker, Acco-
mac.
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Marsh Market.
The bud worm is doing some dam
age to corn in this section.

age TO corn IN CnlS SecGlOIl'
Some of our oystermen are engaged
in grabbing and are doing we'll.
Children's day exercises will come
off at Halls Chapel next Sunday
night
The fairs at Sanford, Shiloh and
Flag Pond were well attended on the
18th of July. The gross sales at Shiloh
were $3.50 so. The other two did
well.
The road machine under the efli-
cient management OF Mr.. Asa Taylor
and bis excellent hands worked on
our road last week and put it in good
condition.
On July Sd the wife of Capt. Alsa-
vader Chase was taken speeches..
Drs. Bowdoin and Fletcher were
called in, and under their treatment
she soon got better.
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S. R. Peck, jeweler and watchma-
ker, formerly with Tiffany & Co., N.
" has located at Onancock, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of work
belonging to the trade. He guaran-
tees satisfaction, and invites test of
his ability and skill in the line Of his
work. The best of reference fur
nished on application.
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For SALE-My residence callt d
"Stockley," together with two small
err farms adjoining, all near Eastville,
Va, also about 100 barrels of white
corn in the ear. Address-Dr. VIM.
Alex. Thorn, Eastville, P. O., North
ampton Co., Va.
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Ames, Shield & Co. now have a
large line OF clothing for men, boys
and children which they propose to
"cut loose and push QUIZ Go to see
them at once and get the bargains.
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MRS. U. B. QUINBY,
District Sec.

If you want the best bicycle on the
market for the money get the K. N.
& X. Special for $5O-made by Cres-
cent Works. For sale by Kelly, Not
tingham & Co.. Onancock, Va.
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Married.
A FRIEND.

SMITH-HICKMAN-July 4th, 1895,
at Oak Hall, by Rev. J. Carson Wat
son, Dixon Smith to Miss Belle Hick-
man.
CooPER-TEAsER-July 4th, 1895,
at Tangier Island, by Rev. Chas. P.
Swain, Joseph L. Cooper, Jr., to Miss
Annie Teaser.
CoNRADEs-HoPKINs-June Goth,
1895, at Onancock, by Rev. A. j.
Reamy, William Comrades to Miss
Ellie NJ. Hopkins.
GRIFFIN-YoUNa-June 10Th, 1895,
at Sykes Island, by Rev. NJ. L. Will
liams, James A. Griffin to Miss Mollie
B. Young.
FLUHARTY-ELLIs-June esd, 1895,
at Sykes Island, by Rev. NJ. l.. Will
liams, John Fluharty to Miss Vir-
ginia Ellis.
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BoARDING-I will take boarders at
my house on Cedar Island during the
summer, either by day or month, on
reasonable terms. Mrs. Catharine
Watkinson, Wachapreague, P. o.
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For RENT-For year 1896, house
and lot at present occupied by H..
Sydney East. For terms apply to
John S. NAPLES, Onancock, Va.
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LAST NoT1cE-All indebted to B.
U. Doughty s. Son must settle by the
first day of August, 1895, as after that
date shall get judgment and place
all claims in the hands of an officer
for collection, as the business must
now be settled. B. U. Doughty, Ex-
more, Va.
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Presiding Elder Appointments.

Presiding Elder Appointments.
Pungoteague-Harborton, July ID,
ii.
Franktown-J ohnson's, July 21, %.
Accomac G. H.-Drummondtown,
July 81, %.
Onley and Locustville-Locustville'
July %, 30.
@ w. P. WRIGHT, P. E.
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saving people by Offering good honest values at the
lowest price all get eye h naS
mention the
Others we not only give you
variety to select from when Is an adV
to all:
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FOR SALE-My stock of general
merchandise on liberal terms. Geo.
F. Parker, Accomac G. H., Va.
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Good Calicoes 81 cents Good Chalies 81 cents
Shrine and g. cents Musns yard wide OF cts
RacI Sati5e cents Fancy SatineS 124 cts.
n 1oland 15cents WoolC
worsted Double Width Cashmere IS cents
All Cashmere 20 cents All WOOL Oloth 20 anu
Hena 50 last s ses IS cents %
corsets rs So rs ST. Is Gets
Wool and Silk % s. a na e
Silk Mtts Is to 25 cents
Carpet Department,
Carpets formerly Trunks from s. to $s5o
to IS cents Mating by the roll 40 yar s
~ ~ ~ Extra Curtains
Furniture Department.
Dnngoom $40 Beautiful Bedroom Suit hard
Rockers rs cents chairs rocker, centres stand,
Suits $125 to $75 $3.50 GOOD glass IN dresser
n W ~ you eo4 H nya %1
and soon, faithfully yours,
WIS., Dickinson & Son.
PocomoKE CITY, MD.
Dry Goods, Carpets, and
Furniture Emporium.
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H. s. DULANY.

The Parksley NJ. E. Camp, which
begins the nth of August, will rent
one story tents for SO, one and half
story tents for SIS. Those who may
prefer can furnish their own tents.
Please notify the pastor at once.
Also the boarding tent, horse pound
andi photograph gallery is for sale.
Please apply at once to the pastor,
D. G. GIVEN.
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NoT1cE-Carriages for sale con-
stantly on hand. B. w. Mears,
Keller, Va.
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D. G. C. BUTTS.

Great audience, splendid program
finely rendered, good collection at
Leatherbury's M. E. Church, yester-
day, the 9th. Large audience at
Onancock NJ. E. Church, yesterday,
9Th, in morning.
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Church NOteg.

Rev. John C. Rosser will preach at
p. m, Guilford, on Sunday, 21st
and not at II a. m.
n r. n Runrc
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WANTED-A woman to do general
homework. Good wages if well
recommended. H. S. Dulany, Oman
cock, Va.
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WANTED-To buy cheap for cash,
good secondhand bicycle. Address
A. j., Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-Ice at retail, by Geo:
F. Parker, Accomac G. H., Va.
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For RENT-The farm near Pitts
wharf, Accomac county, Va, for the
year 1896, at present occupied by Mr..
Labin G. Moore-also the farms
where Geo. w. Bull and Peter Mason
at present reside, in full view Of
Metompkin bay. Apply to Mrs. c..
L. Byrd, Metompkin, Va.
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For RENT-House with two rooms
on Cedar Island, near Life Saving
Station to families or small parties
by the night or week on reasonable
terms. l will also take parties to the
beach anywhere from Cobbs Island
to Chincoteague at reasonable rates.
G. V. Willis, Wachapreague, Va.
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For SALE-The well known sloop
yacht, Challenge, belonging to the
Accomac Club. She is well furnished,
in good repair, and in every way well
fitted for sporting purposes. For
particulars, apply to Abel Crook, 93
Nassau ST., New York, or to H. A.
Scarborough, Wachapreague, Va.
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NoTIcE-Save Money-and buy
your tombstones and monuments of
w. F. r. Chopper, Chincoteague Va.
Agent for Davis & Bro, Laurel Del.
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For RENT-For the year 1896. my
farm near Bethel Church. 7. A.
Northam, Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-A thoroughbred Jersey
bull and a good farm horse, sound and
gentle. S. G. Hall, Pastoral, Va.
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For LoAN-S4, 900 on unencumbered
real estate Wescott 81 Gunter.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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NoTIcE-The firm of Ames & Mar
tin, Mappsburg. Va, will be dis
solved by mutual consent. ALI per-
sons indebted to the said firm are
earnestly requested to settle. Books
must be closed. Thanking all for
past favors. Respectfully, Ames &
Martin.
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For SALE-A fine organ-nearly
new-costing originally 800. The in
strument can be seen at the store Of
w. G. Coleburn s. Son, Accomac G. H.
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NoT1cE-All persons owing the
late firm of s. J. Lewis & Co. are
earnestly requested to settle the
same by cash or note, without further
notice. Call and settle at the old
stand of said firm at Parksley.
Blackstone s. White, Trustees.
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Emma Ray,infant child of Mr.. Jno.
E. Mapp, Jr., died Sunday, July 18th
at Wachapreague of congestion OF
the brain.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-04
Chareeabla TO tho silver Agitation.

Every holder Of land. bonds. notes,
securities or property Of any kind. which
has decreased III value since Jan. l.
1898, can justly charge the greater part
Of this loss to the friends Of silver "
Every laborer thrown ont Of employ
ment during this time. or who has suf-
fered reduction Of wages as result of
this panic. can Justly charge his loss Of
wages to the same source.
These disasters are made none the less
cruel and oppressive by the fact that tho
silver party did not intend the result
This country has suffered as much and
perhaps more from the free silver"
movement than it would have suffered
from great foreign war, excepting
the loss Of life. The losses Of war III !
just cause might not only be borne with
fOrtitude, hut be considered glorious
sacrifices. The losses Of property and
wages which have come from an "hon-
est" effort to help silver" and tho sll-
YER miners are as real rs those Of war
and must be borne under the conviction
that they are the result Of an inconceiv
able folly.-R. Weissinger III ''What L
Money!
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-04
specsacles.

Having made an special study sor the
past 8 years Of the application and use
of spectacles for the correction OF visual
defects, | am prepared to 1T perfectly
any eye needing the assistance OF glasses
either spherical or cylindrical or sphere
cylindrical. Eyes examined free and
spectacles furnished ct prices from fifty
10 ono hundred per cent less than the
same can be had elsewhere, | use the
same mode and appliances that all the
best oculis,s use, and further warrant
a perfect fit, and you don't have to pay
until you are perfectly satisfied. keep
an exact record OF all eyes examined
after being fitted and should you loose
your glasses you do not have to spend
the time in having another pair fitted.
w. F. RUST.
Jeweler and Optlcion
Milbank, s. D.,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-04
APleaSant Surprise.

prise Company will appear at the opera
house Tuesday evening Oct. 8.
In speaking of this troupe the Spring
field, ILL.,, Press says: .'Meade & Aliens
Pleasant Surprise Campany proved 10
our people that they are likely to be de-
ceived in two ways. First by company
that has all program and little perform
ance, and second by troupe like this,
whose bills do not say enough. That is,
they gave more and better than the
people: had learned to expect
Tickets on sale at post office. Admission
25 and 35c, children l5c.