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Tempornmcovilie.

The meeting at the Temperance
vile NJ. f. Church, South, will begin
next Sunday night, and continue q
week or more.
Mr.. e c. jacobs has begun work
on his new house. Mr.. VIM. H
Pruitt who..s has been in New York
city for more than q week has not
returned yet.
The meeting at Conquest NJ. P.
Church still continues and with in
creasing interest. Rev. Mr.. Stone of
Parksley is preaching for the pastor
this week, and making a fine i'm
preston. Three or four stood up for
prayer on Tuesday night. There
were two conversions Wednesday
night.
Very little news from the Accomac
Cunning Club, which took its de-
parture for Back Bay, Princess Anne
Co., Va, last week, has reached
this section yet. It is thought by
some that an invoice of facts and
other things will arrive next week.
Ducks will not be shipped here to
friends till expenses are paid. The
citizens of this town have @ kind of a
hopeful look out OF the left eye when
these things are referred to. The
right eye.is rather depressed.
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MOdeSEOwB.

DR.. g. S. Blackwell's sermon charm
ed our people Tuesday night. He
will preach morning and night for
ten days. Revival interest increases.
Sunday evening, at BRIDES home,
Rev. w. w. Wood united in marriage
Mr.. VIM. A. Coryell and Miss Martha
T. Fisher. Many friends were pres
ent, who wish them a happy life.
Saturday afternoon, 10Th, Mrs. Su-
Tull died suddenly, at the home of
her son, Mr.. John Tull, near New
Church. She was SO years old, bap-
tized by DR.. Hippo about 1861. a de-
vout member of Chincoteague Baptist
Church, reverenced and loved by
everybody. At Berea NJ. P. Church,
Monday, her pastor, Rev. W. W.
Wood, preached the funeral to a
large congregation. The singing of
her tavorite song, "Beulah Land"
led by Mr.. VIM. Covington and Miss
Davis, was very comforting. a
sainted mother in Israel at rest.
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ATTAIN tic.

Mr.. George Tull, of Assawaman.
died Monday from internal hemor-
rhages. He was just at the beginning
of manhood.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Ezra W.
Taylor died. A beautiful character
has passed away She was universal
ly loved for her many christian and
noble traits of character. None
named her but to praise. AS q de-
voted wife, kind and afTectionate
mother, sincere and self-denying
friend, beloved and accommodating
neighbor she will long live in the
hearts of those who best knew her.
Her funeral was attended by a very
large concourse of people that proved
how great hold she had on the pub
lie sympathies. She will be greatly
missed at her home, at her church,
ut the sick bedside. at every point.
where true womanhood and self
sacrifice, and tender sympathy for
human suffering are regarded. She
sleeps in the Atlantic NJ. P. Church
yard, but her beautiful life will be a
shining example to all, especially to
her three bright intellectual daugh-
tiers, who have so often delighted
audiences in both of our churches by
their splendid recitations.
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Oman Geek
cOulac.

Mrs. Bessie Saunders is visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Kelly, on Main st.
The travel from this point to Bal
timore via steamers has been very
heavy of late.
Rev. H. S. Dulany is now in the
midst of his revival meeting, Sue
cess is with him.
Mrs. Francis I. Jones, of Baltimore,
is spending this week with Mrs.
Catharine Poulson.
Miss Eunice Treallle, from Lancas-
ter county, is a guest of Mrs. Mar
garet Powell, Kerr Place.
Sergeant Riley is looking up all
dogs within corporate limits, whose
owners refuse to pay taxes on them.
Miss Florence Dodson, Mrs. Alice
Toleson and other friends from West
moreland county are visiting Mrs. S.
G. McGrath.
Rev. A. j. Reamy will start a re
vival service in the Onancock Baptist
Church Sunday night. Rev. MIR.
Sanford, of Parksley, will aid him.
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Vim. S. Horsey's admr. @. t. a. VS..
G.. G. Guillette. Decree confirming
special commissioners report and
payment of balance in his hands to
John o. Selby's ex'ors.
Susan e. Fox VS.. Alfred s. Kellam
ct ux ct ais. Decree allowing pay
ments in lieu of dover in lands pur-
chased by Polly G.. Bunting and Ro-
bert S. Milliner, and appointing COM
missioners to assign dover in other
lands, for report, sc.
Elk parte: Geo. Il. Palmatory, an
overseer of the poor. Decree for col
lection of bond and interest, pay
ment of costs and deposit in bank.
w. S Carr 81 Co., judgment credit
ors, who sue, sc. VS.. VIM. A. War
rington and wife ct als-Finneyl &
Co., judgment creditors who sue, &c.
VS.. same. Decree consolidating causes
and referring them to master com
missioner.
VIM. H. Marshall's ex'or vs.. Betty
A. Covington's admr. Order grant
ing Injunction, same dissolved and bill
dismissed and judgment for defend
ants costs.
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Wachnprca2stc.

Mr.. Joseph ]. Wescott, Sr., OF Up
shurs Neck, sold his farm known as
the Point Farm last week. to Mr..
Titlow, of Philadelphia, for $7,5O0.00.
Mrs. w. F. Hudson, who recently
returned from the city with a full
line of millinery goods, brought also
a very severe attack of grippe. She
is now out again.
Capt. James Phillips, who has been
quite i'll for several days past with
typhoid fever, is now apparently
convalescent. Willie Goffigon is rap
idly improving from the same disease.
Mr.. James Hickman, former resi-
dent of the town, died on Monday
last, of pneumonia. He had been
failing for several months with chronic
disease of the liver and kidneys. A
widow and eleven children survive
him.
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HarbOrsou.

Mrs. Oswald L. Hutchinson has re-
turned from visit to Pastoral.
Mrs. Malinda Scott and Mrs. Y. D.
Die are now sojourning in Crisfield,
Md.
Quite number of our boys and
girls are attending the Pungoteague
Academy.
Miss Edna and Mamie Reade have
returned to Baltimore much to the
regret of their many friends.
Mr.. Libe Killman has just COM
pleted fine residence at this place,
which he will occupy in the near
future.
Mr.. G. c. Bonniwell, former
merchant of Bobtown, has returned
from Baltimore with a full line Of
goods and is now occupying Mr.. G
B. Hoffman's new store, having
purchased from him his entire stock
of goods.
Miss Hattie Hoffman, daughter OF
Mr.. w. G.. Hoffman, left for Black
stone Female Institute on the 10Th, %.
September. His son J. G. Hoffman
has also returned to Baltimore to
resume his studies at the Maryland
University.
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NEIGKRORHOOD NOTES.
s'ns cGtau=Do.

The merry go-round is with us
again, but is not being literally
patronized.
Mrs. James E. Matthews is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. P. Jones,
Cherry Hill, Md.
Capt. Staples and family, of Allan
tic, moved here this week and will
make it their future home.
B. F. Collins & Co., oyster shuck
ers, engaged 80 men this week for
their business, from Seaford, Del.
VIM. NJ. King, of Washington, ar
rived here last week on q visit to his
wife. A little King put in an appear
ance also.
H. A. W. Corhin, of Jenkins Bridge,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Swift, and
Peter D. Corbin is on his vacation in
Philadelphia.
CLANS are being shipped from this
point in large quantities and big
prices being realized for them. Small
shipments of oysters are being made.
Quinton Davis and John Riley, of
Box Iron, Md, have rented the Hud-
son store and opened up business in
same. The former is here with his
family.
Schooner Recruit arrived this week
with merchandise for our merchants
-Schooners Sunbeam, r. F. Hast
ing and Thomas Thomas loaded with
oysters for Norfolk
S. w. Matthews, Democratic nomi-
nee for Legislature, spent several
days with us last week. He is very
popular here and will have the sup
port of Republicans as we'll as of
Democrats.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
NJ c. Broughton, NJ. j. Byrd, F w.
Byrd, Z. F. Guillette, g. W. Bingham,
Baltimore; R. j. Mccall, w. o. Han
ma and wife, A. E. Holt and wife,
Philadelphia; NJ. E. Selby, c. G.
Wray, A. E. Wray, Wilmington; L.
D. Bell, Berlin; E. W. Polk, POGO
moke; w. P. Wray, Culpepper, Va;
j. A. Woodruff, E. S. Durham, New
York; DR.. Vim. Taylor, Col. VIM. P.
Selby, Stockton; S. w. Matthews, 0.
NJ. Chandler, Thos. D. Topping, Ac-
comac.
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Don't forget that we have furniture
to suit the most fastidious.
Pate & Mason.
Church Notes.

Services will be held and sermon
preached at Amiss Chapel, next Sun
day afternoon, o'clock-and a fair
will be held at same church on We'd
nes6ay and Thursday, Both and 31st
inst.
Rev. Charles Clements will preach
at the Baptist Church, Accomac c..
H., next Sunday, at II o'clock, and
at Hollies at $3.50.
Protracted services are being held
at Hollies. The meetings will con-
tinue next week. The pastor is doing
the preaching. Much interest is
manifested and the meeting is grow
ing in power.
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Mynleneal.

The parlor of the Doughty Hotel,
Accomac G. H., was the scene of a
prettymarriage on Wednesday, DC
tober 23d, the contracting parties
being Miss Alpha Omega Doughty,
the popular and pretty daughter of
the proprietor, Mr.. &. Lloyd Dough
ty, and Mr.. Harvey Kyle Bulloch, a
thrifty and enterprising business
man of the city of Farmville. They
were attended by little Eula Dough
ty as flower girl, cousin of the bride,
and George Doughty, her little
brother, carrying on silver plate
the wedding ring. The ceremony,
very pretty one, was performed,
which made them man and wife un-
der an immense floral bell, by Rev. B.
C.Clarke, of the Presbyterian Church,
Accomac G. H., and Rev. George W.
Wray, Of the Methodist Church,
Farmville, in the presence of goodly
concourse of relatives and friends.
Many valuable and useful presents
were sent to the bride on the occa-
sion by friends in Philadelphia, Nor
folk and other places. An elegant
dinner was served after the ceremony
by the father of the bride to about
fifty guests, and grand feast it was,
in the opinion of all who partook of
it. The groom and bride left on the
South bound train for Norfolk, from
thence for Washington, and then for
their home in Farmville, and after d
short stay there go to the Atlanta EX-
position to remain for several weeks.
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Overcoats for men, boys and child
rem at Pate & Mason's.
Pleasant Occasion at Central State
Hospital.

Hospital.
The visit of Gov. O'Ferrall to the
Central State Hospital on Wednes-
day was a source of much pleasure to
the members of the board of visitors
present and the officers of the instl-
tuition. Mr.. Montcalm Oldham, Jr.,
a member of the board, made the
following felicitous remarks:
81 did not know until a few
moments ago that the Governor of
Virginia was to be present with the
board today. l am truly glad that
he is here, and this feeling is shared
by all. 1t is well for Virginia that
her Executive should learn from
observation as well as from hearsay
of the situation of her affairs. 1t is
credit alike to Virginia and her Exc
cutive that her chief officer should
manifest such deep interest in her
peoples business, and this board is
proud to have him with it. / said
once in public speech in the city of
Richmond that old Virginia never
tired and since / have been MEM
Der of this board, in this department.,
that sentiment has been fully proven
to my mind. The onus of this in
stitlltion during that time has neces-
sarily rested to large degree with
our executive committee-Straus of
Richmond, Gillian of Petersburg,
and Cooke of Norfolk-three of our
young members, who have done their
duty well. So today we challenge
the country to show a better, more
economical, more humane refuge
than the Central State Hospital of
Virginia. If there be any who think
that Virginia does not provide for
the unfortunate of her colorcd peo-
pie. we say to them come here and
have your suspicious dismissed; come
here and see for yourselves that Vir-
ginia never tires; that in peace, as
in war, she is true to her civilization,
true to her honorable name and true
to those who cannot help themselves.
We are impressed that the surround
ings here cannot be other than q
source of joy to Virginia's Governor
who always exhibits a warm and
manly interest in whatever concerns
her, and we again say to him thrice
welcome"
In response to Mr.. Oldham's re-
marks, the governor said in substance
that he was happy to be with the
board and the officers of this institu-
ton, and to have an opportunity Of
seeing in person the great work of
charity being done here for the in
sane. He had visited the other state
hospitals and the Central seemed to
compare favorably with any of them.
He was pleased with the general APP
pearance of things there, had visited
every ward in the hospital and had
failed to detect any unpleasant odor
or any uncleanliness anywhere. He
commended the efforts of the direc-
tors and the officers towards the care
and treatment of the unfortunate
class entrusted to them. He thanked
all for a most cordial welcome
Petersburg Progress 18th.
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Arrivals at Shields Hotel, Exmore:
G. H. Long, H. G. Seward, S. R.
Riley, George G. Gipe, NJ. c. Brough-
ton, J. B. Webster. Baltimore, Md;
J. E. Pitts, Jacob R. Titlow, S. j.
Terrell, W. f. Hayden, Philadelphia;
NJ. E. Selby, W. G. Ryan, G. Jackson,
F. Dawson, Wilmington; G. E.
Herbert, Norfolk; Rev. G. F. Green,
Princess Anne; Judge F. R. Farrar,
Amelia Co.; F. H. Savage, A. NJ.
Nottingham, H. L. Crockett, Acco'
mac; Jno. White, Jno. s. Gaskins,
Joseph L. Ferrill, James Major
Northampton.
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Democratic Spreading.

The Hon Baker P. Lee, DR.. Chas
Smith, Mr.. S. w. Matthews, and
other Democratic speakers, will ad
dress the voters of Accomac as fol
lows:
Chincoteague, Oct. Goth, at night.
Accomac G. H., 9Sth, court-day.
Onancock, g 2Sth, at night
Pungoteague, . Goth at night.
Belle Haven, " 30th at night.
Other appointments will be an
nounced later.
By authority of
COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-We have
opened a feed store at Parksley, and
can sell you any kind of feed at Bal.
timore prices. We buy our goods di.
rect and for spot cash and can sell
low. We have in stock Powell's Best
in the World flour and Winter Pat
ent. and Washburns, Crosby & Co.'S
Gold Medal flour, which stand at the
head of the flour list. We have hay,
corn, oats, bran, middlings and mixed
feeds. We also have salt, which will
be sold cheap. d. H. Johnson & Son,
Parksley.
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Mr.. E. H. Benson will bring down
with him, Monday, court-day, a full
line ofready. made clothing and gents
furnishing goods, consisting of overs
coats, suits, pants, shirts, drawers,
&C., which he proposes to offer you
at city prices.
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A special reduction of ten per cent.
on all wall papers, and paper hang
ing, for thirty days only. The best
opportunity ever offered to have
your homes beautified. The only
exclusively professional paper hanger
on the Eastern Shore.
Very respectfully.
CHAS. KITCHELT,
Onancock, Va.
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We have just returned from the
northern cities with largest line of
dress goods, notions, ready-made
clothing, ladies', misses and child
ren's cloaks, shoes, etc.
Pate & Mason, Parksley, Va.
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Solid Bargains.

We have just returned from New
York and Baltimore with the largest
and best selected stock of clothing
shoes, hats, ladies' and gents
furnishing goods and ladies' coats
and capes all of which we are able
to sell at the very lowest prices. We
ask you to call and see US and you
will not be disappointed in what we
say.
BENJAMIN g. LEVIN,
Parksley, Va.
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When you come to court don't fail
to call and examine our line of dry
goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats,
caps, oilcloth, carpets and furniture,
which we are selling very cheap.
Ashby s. Beloat.
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BENJAMIN g. LEVIN,
Parksley, Va.

l have just returned from Balti-
more and will open up a dressmaking
establishment over Mr.. Causey's
store, Leemont. The patronage of
the public solicited.
WINNIE L. CHANDLER.
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I am home with new goods. My
stock is complete, my goods cheap,
they are to be sold low, and that is
what you want to know.
D. H. Johnson, Leemont.
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can show you a large assortment
of ready-made clothing in mems,
boys and children's, in overcoats-
have large line. D. Fl. johnson.
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We have the largest line of goods
that it has ever been our privilege to
show, and prices to suit everyone.
Pate s. Mason.
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The largest invoice OF shoes ever
sent to the Eastern Shore were re-
ceived by us yesterday-bought be-
fore the advance and to be sold
accordingly. Call on us for bargains
in them
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The Lloyds' insurance-cheap and
reliable.
A. Frank Byrd, agent.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-We will sell at
public auction on Saturday, Nov.
I'd, at Wachapreague, the house
hold and kitchen furniture, of Mrs.
Thomas H. James. We will also
offer for sale or rent the house and
lot where she resides. A. T. James,
A. S. Kellam, executors of Thos. H.
James, deceased.
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Business men can save 90 per cent.
by insuring with A. Frank Byrd in
the Lloyds.
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Just opened up a full line of fancy
glass and china, suitable for bridal
and birthday presents.
Ashby & Beloat
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Eied.

Near Blo1om Station, last week,
Roberta Lee Kelley, daughter of John
w. and Evelyn G. Kelley, after a
short illness, of typhoid fever, aged
3 months, 2 weeks and days.
Darling little Birdie,
With her golden hair;
What a bright little angel,
Flying through the air.
AUNT.
At Mappsburg, Va, on Friday, oc-
tober 18th, of consumption, Inez Ger
trude, aged year, weeks and 4
days, daughter of Joshua H. and
Emma Kate Turner.
Truly, sin the midst of life, are we
in death,n for only three weeks ago
these grief stricken parents passed
through the same affection in parting
with Sallie, aged 5. Surely, 1.-THE
ways of Providence are past finding
out"
Two little rosebuds plucked from
earth.
To bloom forever in the Paradise of
God.
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Some cheap driving horses will be
for sale at Accomac G. H., next Mon
day. Call at B. T. Nelson's stables
also carriage and harness
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Dress goods, of the latest style with
trimmings to match, at
Ames, Shield s. Co.'S
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The tables are full and running
over with clothing for men, boys and
children at Ames, Shield & Cos
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Be sure and see slocomb Bros sam
pies before ordering a suit. They
will save you money.
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If you are in need of good pair OF
shoes or a good suit of clothes cheap,
go to Ashby & Beloat.
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Just received another lot of ladies.
capes and coats. AshbY s. Beloat
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NOTICING vacant houses or
stores in town of Parksley. Buy land
for homes or investment-which
must increase in value. Good as
savings bank deposit. Lots 50x15O
500, and upwards, 4 acre blocks,
fenced and under cultivation, or same
area in growth. 80 acres with 3
tenant houses, adjacent to the town.
Will sell as whole, or divided to
suit. Also acre tract, cheap. Easy
terms, 5 per cent. discount for cash.
Apply for particulars, to Sec'y Of
Parksley Land Imp. Co.
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We carry furniture and stoves in
stock, and can sell at Baltimore
prices. D. H. johnson.
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If in want of carpet, mating and
oil cloth, call on D. H. johnson.
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Ladies' cloaks and capes from SIS to
$50 at Pate s. Mason's.
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Slocomb Bros. have in full line of
samples of ready-made and made to
measure clothing.
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Ready-made clothing cheaper than
ever thought of before at
Pate s. Mason's.
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AMES, SHIELD & CO.,
Onancock, Va.


shown in this section We mention few bargains to-day
Silks for fall waists from 25c to $150
All wool cashmeres, SO inch, Csc
Fine inch French all colors formerly worth s. now 5oc
The above only staple dress goods We have beautiful
fancy novelties and beautiful TO D OF e3f and
ton cordially invite you to come up and spend the day
and do fall shopping with u.s. we will make 1t more an
will prices later you cannot come up write for prices
carpets and samples dress goods We have Just
for bargains dry goods carpets and furniture and are well
equipped supply all wants Thanking our many custom,
for patronage during the past season ana hoping Io s Gull
tinuance Faithfully yours,
VS.. Dickinson @ Son.
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Overcoats for the largest men and
smallest boys, in all shades, at
Ames, Shield s. Co.'S
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Go to Ames, Shield 81 Co., next
week for your cloaks and capes, as
they are loaded down.
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For RENT OR SALE-My house and
lot near Har5orton. E. P. Evans.
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WEST s. Co.,
Onancock, Va
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open u ow
Wide awake and keeping
pace with the times,

and as we don't want you accept this simple assertion we
you to come and display of bargains in