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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-06-01
NE1C llBCInOOD NOTES.


t'arksteY-
Miss Carrie Johnson has arrived
home from Kiow;,. Kansas.
D. F. White has been surveying in
the neighborhood of Onley this week.
Mr.. Socrates Justis, Of Kiowa, Kan
sas, is home Oh visit to his parents,
near Masonville.
Our truckers are shipping right
many peas, but Strawberries are
getting rather scarce.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford is adding to the
comfort of the pastorium by the ad-
dition of nice porch.
Miss Florence Wood has been visit
ing friends in Parksley for several
days, to the delight of her many ad-
mirerS.
Mr.. VIM. Mason, near Parksley,
lost seven shoats one evening
last week. 1t is thought, they were
poisoned.
Mr.. Isaac Reinear, of Bordentown,
n. j., who used to visit Accomack,
and had many friends in this section,
died last week.
The travelling statesmen who visit
Parksley have presented the NJ. E.
Parsonage with decorated dinner
and tea set combined, of 40 pieces.
Messrs Hopkins Bros. and Mr..
Frank Lewis have started their crab
wagons again. thereby ensuring fine
summer jobs TO many of our oyster
ing people.
Our NJ. P. Church held an enter
tainment last Tuesday night. Straw
berries, ice cream and, other refresh
ments were sold, a good crowd was
in attendance, and taken altogether
the occasion was most enjoyable
one.
A festival will be held and supper
served on Half Moon Island, on the
4th of July, by members of Parksley
and Crowsontown NJ. +. Churches,
and if weather is inclement on that
day, on first fair day thereafter. Pub
lie invited.
The Children's Day services at our
NJ. P. Church came off last Sunday
night before crowded house, and
were success from every point of
view. The receipts were large and
the programme was admirably
rendered. The music was exception
ally fine, Miss Lulu White presiding
at the organ. Several solos, by Miss
Florence Wood and others, delighted
the audience.
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New Church.

Rev. Thomas Poulson, of this
place, left recently for Baltimore and
other prominent points.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. Church proposes holding straw
berry supper on June 4th.
The first shipment of peas was
made on the 27th inst, by Mr.. Hiram
Birmingham, to w. E. Duryea's
Sons, n. Y, through their represen-
tatives, Messrs Nelson and Johnson,
of this place.
The members of the NJ. E. Church
will hold a celebration on July 4th,
on their camp site at the Red Hills,
at which time privileges will be rent
ed for their coming meeting, to begin
August 4th, 1895.
On Wednesday evening, May 22nd
our people visited the house of Rev.
Mr.. Boehm, Of the NJ. E. Church, and
attacked that gentleman in his own
home. The pounding he received is
a fair sample of what he may expect
if he remains in Accolnac.
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REAL Es1n1e AZ Auction.

The valuable real estate of VIM.
Mex. Taylor in Parksley, will be sold
at public auction, on Saturday, June
29nd, 1895, at o'clock p. m, in front
of the hotel property in Parksley, by
L. Floyd Mock, special commissioners.
The valuable real estate of George
w. Lambertson and wife, known as
the ''Selby Mills property" contain
ing 40 acres, more or less, and tract
situated at the "Sign Post" contain
ing two acres, more or less-both near
Horntown-will be.sold at Horntown,
on Saturday, June 22nd, 1895. at 1
o'clock p. H., lat public auction by j..
Floyd Mock, trustee.
John w. G.. Blackstone, l.. Floyd
Mock and Geo. B Fosque, special
commissioners, will sell at Accomac
c. f., on Saturday, June Sth, at 3
o'clock p. H., all the real estate of
which VIM. C. Hall died seized, con-
sisting of Il valuable farm and seven
(0 valuable town lots.
Jos. r. Riggs, special commissioner,
in suit of John S. Young ct ais VS..
Augustus Ewell, Jr., ct ais, will sell
at public auction on the premises, on
Saturday, June 1st, p. H., valuable
real estate near Guilford, containing
twenty acres, more or less, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Russell and others,
us per decree in said suit. Full par
ticulars given in posters.
n. b. Wescott, special commission
er, in the suit of WIN. ]. Duncan,
who sues, &c, VS.. Fred O. Boone's
administrator ct ais, will sell at public
auction, at Mappsburg Station, on
Saturday, June 10Th, 3 p. III all the
real estate of which the said Fred o.
Boone died seized and possessed,
situated near said station. For full
particulars see posters.
Jos. r. Riggs, special commissioner,
in the suit of 5. w. Russell and wife
ct ais. VS.. Vernon F. Taylor ct ais,
will sell at public auction on the
premises near Guilford, on Saturday,
June list, p. m, three pieces or par
cells of land containing g., s! and SO
acres, respectively, more or less, adj
joining the lands of Thos. Vessels
heirs and others. For full particu
lars see posters.
The Parksley hotel and storehouse
recently occupied by S. J. Lewis u
Co., a large storehouse and dwelling
at Leemont, together with several
other valuable lots in Parlsley and
Leemont of Mr. S. j. Lewis, will be
sold at public auction, at Parksley,
by j. W. G. Black stone and d. Frank
White, trustees, on Saturday, June
LIST, p. III. For terms and other
particulars see posters.
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Marsh MARK ct.

Many persons have gone from this
section to Maryland to pick berries
and are making good wages.
CLANS are selling at $3.50 per thous-
and, and are being shipped by steam
er and sail boats to Baltimore, Md.
The ground has been purchased for
a Baptist Church on Sykes Island,
which will be erected at an early day.
Many Strawberries have been ship
ped from this point to northern mar
kets, but in all cases the returns were
not satisfactory.
Corn, which was given a sallow ap-
earance by the cold snap few weeks
ago, is green and growing rapidly.
Round potatoes are looking well.
On last Monday man in this place
made 1886, picking berries, and lady
did her house work and made $1.9G.
Many little boys and girls are making
from 25 to so cents day.
The schooner Oriental, Capt. Frank
Gaskill, has gone to North Carolina
after load OF shingles for Messrs. J..
A. Hall & Co. This is the second trip
that she has made this spring.
On Whit Monday, June Sd, an all
day fair and festival will be held at
Halls Chapel. Dinner and supper
will be served at the usual hours on
reasonable terms. There will be ice
cream, lemonade, confectioneries and
all the delicacies of the season to re-
fresh the inner man. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
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The people of st. Georges Church
viii give Il strawberry festival for the
benefit of the rectory, in Pungo-
league, in the yard of Mr.. j. II.
Hebard, Saturday, June 1st.
The Parlsley and Crowsontown NJ
e. Churches will have joint festival
at the latter church, during the holt
days, June 81 and 4th, afternoon and
night, for the benefit of the NJ. r.
Parsonage.
The ladies of Broadway Church
have changed time of holding festi-
val from Tuesday to Monday, June
3rd. The OnancocI< church will have
an entertainment on Tuesday and
they do not wish to conflict with
them.
The ladies of Leemont N. p. Church
are preparing to hold an ice cream
and strawberry festival on Whit
Monday, June Bird, prox. From the
well known reputation of these ladies
as caterers TO the public taste visitors
to this Entertainment may anticipate
an enjoyable time. The proceeds
will be applied to the benefit of the
parsonage.
The Ladies Aid Society, of Oman
cock NJ. e. Church, will give birth
day party at the Parsonage next
Monday, June Bird, from to 10 p. III.
y great many invitations will be
extended and guests will be provided
with games, hammocks, cream and
cakes. 1t is thought to be the first
of the kind in the county, read closely
your invitation. The yards and
porches will be lighted with japanese
lanterns. a royal time is expected.
The laughable entertainment known
as Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works" will be
presented by the Earnest Workers at
the residence of Mrs. /. e. Garrison,
Acccmac c. H., Oh the night of Fri
day, June It'll. Twenty-six wax fig
ures, representing well-known his
toric and comical personages will APP
pear on the Stage, and the audience
will be favored with a lecture on each
one by Mrs. farley, after which the
figures will be wound up and perform
various life-like motions. Refresh
ments will be served Immediately
after the performance. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of he Presby-
terrain Church.
The entertainment, given at Lo
custville with such decided success
by the louisville Dramatic Club
during Easter, will be repeated at
the Temperance Hall in Drummond
town, Tuesday night in next holidays.
or first fair night thereafter. 1t con-
sists of beautiful operetta, entitled
Maud Irving followed by a. negro
minstrel performance, both greatly
improved since last rendered. All
who have witnessed the entertain
ment say it is one of genuine merit
and unsurpassed by any of the kind
yet given in the county. Admission,
adults % cents, children 10 cents
reserved seats 81 cents. Compliment
tary tickets furnished to all ministers
who wish to attend.
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Belle Haven.

The strawberry season is over and
pea season just begun.
Mrs. A. P. Upshur, of Baltimore, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Bette Ward.
Mr.. \. a. Mears is improving his
store and dwelling by a new coat OF
paint.
The May party given Thursday
by the ladies of the Methodist Church
was decided success.
DR.. j. Berry Floyd, here on Il visit
to his brother, Mr.. John r. Floyd,
last week, has returned to his home
in Berkeley.
Best and cheapest line of chamber
suits ever shown on The Shore, also
new line of parlor suits, rattan rock
ers and hall racks just received by
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
Evangelists Lee and Humphreys
have been conducting revival services
at Charlottesville Methodist Church.
for the past ten days, with about
fifty conversions. They begin SER
vices at Broadwater Chapel on Sun
day night.
Murray Willis, son of Mr.. E. NJ.
Willis, died in Baltimore on last Sun
day night, from complication of
diseases, aged IS years. His remains
were brought down on the steamer
Eastern Shore on Thursday and in
tered in the Willis burying ground
near this place.
a through freight train on the n.
Y. P. & n. r. r., was wrecked Just
below EXmore about ten o'clock on
Wednesday morning. The accident
was the result of the breaking of the
front axle of one of the cars, which
tore up the track and completely de
molished about II ears. Fortunately
no one was hurt. In consequence no
mail was received here on that day.
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Election ia Aec0nnac.

The election in Accomac on Thurs
day, May 23rd, was dull one and
the vote polled very small, except i'll
Pungoteague district, where there
was IL contest between Leonard G.
Mears and Geo. r. Winder for the
office of supervisor. The county Oil
GERS. the same as those nominated at
the Primary, were elected without
opposition. All the district officers,
also nominated at the Primary, were
elected, who fled notices of being
candidates in time with the clerk OF
the county court.
Following is the official vote of the
county:
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SheriiT-Jno. Fl. Wise, 1892.
Commemorative attorneys. L.
Gunter, Jr., 1889.
Treasurer, E. II. Powell, 1859.
Commissioner of Revenue, District
No. 1-,Jno. n. Chandler, 1ls0.
Commissioner of Revenue, District
No. 9-Wm. d. Tunnel, 1881.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Pungoteague-For Supervisor, h.
c. Mears, 527, Geo. E. Winder, 393;
Constable, JOS G. Wescott, 72G, S. i
Martin, ., Jas. a. Winder, G; Over
seer of Poor, Edward S. Wise, OIL;
Justices of Peace, Thos. w. Black
stone, 72G, Vim. NJ. Taylor, 673, Thos
g. Elliott, 179, Edward Is. Phillips,
1913, ]. w. Kellam, IS, Robert u. Har-
mon,2.
Lee-For Supervisor, Spencer F.
Rogers. 227; Constable, N. T. Walter
927; Overseer of Poor, Alexander W.
Lilliston, 22G: Justices of Peace. Levi
r. Boggs, POI, Geo. G. Owens, @lS,
Geo. f. Parker, 100, Joseph L. Coor-
err, IS, NJ. H. Higgins, 3.
Metompkin-For Supervisor, Jno-
w. Vessels, 1921; Constable, Charles
G. Dix, 1a4; Overseer of Poor, Samuel
Taylor, 1O1; Justices OF Peace, Jno.
d. Watts, 194, VIM. Y. Parks, 191,
Thomas Ct. Clayton, 10.
Atlantic-For Supervisor, VIM. i.
Fletcher, ST. Constable, James b.
Taylor, 50; Overseer of Poor, Samuel
]. Davis, 50; Justices of Peace, j.. +.
J. Wilson, IS, a. S. Taylor, SIS, l..
Thos. Phillips, Sc.
Islands-For Supervisor, James M.
Birch, 10: Constable, Sealmore Blox-
ON, 10, Joseph j. Baker, 20; Over
seer of Poor, Wm. N. Conant, 1i5,
JAS. Matthews, ,; Justices of Peace,
Z. Maffatt, 1919, Nathan II. Gordy,
1876, w. II. Warren, JOG, II. p. Rey-
nolds, 81, JAS. e. Birch, Is.
Town OFFICERS.
According to the opinion of Attor-
nev-General Scott, the election of
municipal officers was held in Oman
cock under the provision Of
the town charter. Mayor Taylor
and all the members of the present
Council were re elected by maiorities
ranging from Is to 10. The PROPOSE
ton to borrow money to improve the
town and procure fire apparatus was
defeated by majority of ,.
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Falsely.
Mr.. GUSTS NJ. Dunton is visiting at
Tasley this week.

Mr.. GUSTS N. Dunton is visiting at
Tasley this week.
There is some talk of Il hotel being
built at this point.
A great many berries are being
shipped from this point-from three
to four car loads daily.
Our agent, Mr.. j. w. Colonna, got
his leg badly bruised Wednesday
night while loading the express.
J. T. Fowler, of this place, carries
good line of general merchandise
and it will pay to call on him for
prices before buying elsewhere.
We have been furnished with a
mail pouch at this point, open at
night up to 1880 o'clock, leaving on
north bound train for Wilmington,
Del, and other points.
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Presiding Elder Appointments.

Capeville-Sunnyside, June I, .;
Cape Charles, ., 3.
Atlantic-Horntown, June s, 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Neck,
June -, IL.
Belle Observation-Disclosures, June
%, 90.
Observation-Disclosures, July -,
Il.
Franktowu-J ohnson's, July 81, %.
Accomac G. H.-Drummondtown,
July ~, 2S.
Onley and Locustville-Locustville,
July 2S, 90.
w. P. WRIGHT, P. E.
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If in want of cheap goods call on
D. H. Johnson, Leemont, where can
be found one of the best stock of
goods on the Shore-and at bottom
prices. In ready-made clothing l
have large line of mems, boys and
children's, which will be sold cheap.
In dress goods, we have fine line, also
notions and trimmings, oil cloths and
mating, fine line ladies and child
rens' shoes-in fact | have what you
want and at the price you want it.
d. H. JOHNSON.
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ChildrcnS' Day.

Ocean ylew-Wachapreague, first
Sunday in June, 2: so p. III.
Garrisons Chapel-Second Sunday
in June, $50 p. IN.
Upshur's Neck-Third Sunday in
June, 2:30 p. III.
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Election In Neutrality-suspicious..
COMMITTEE.

The entire Democratic county
ticket was elected, rs follows:
0. F. Mears, Commemorative AT
torney; S. A. Jarvis. Sheriff; j. B.
Wise, Treasurer, and Zorro Willis,
Commissioner of the Revenue
John E. Nottingham and n. l..
Holland were elected supervisors in
Franktown and Eastville districts,
respectively. The contest for Super
visor in Capeville district resulted in
a tie vote between Samuel ]. Towns
bend and WIN. P Wise the Commits
sioner of Election drew for choice and
Townshend was the winner.
The citizens municipal ticket at
Cape Charles was elected, headed by
Capt. G.. g. Savage, FOR Mayor, with
six town councilmen. The fight was
not on the party-lines. The Council
is composed of both Democrats and
Republicans.
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The Maltby House, Baltimore,
Maryland, under new management.
improvements are being made to add
to the comfort of its patrons and
every effort will be made to increase
the reputation of this old and we'll
known house. The same clerical
force will still be found in the Office
O. A. FOWLER,
Manager.
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Specialties for next week at Ames,
Shield & Cos, Onancock: Dress goods
of all kinds; suits for men, boys and
children;hats of all kinds, straws, der
bys, alpines and SLOUGH; shoes, shoes,
shoes.
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The fourth Annual Fair of the
Onawa Social Union will be held at
their fair grounds, near Mappsburg,
this year, commencing August eth,
and continuing four days.
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NoTIcE-The Schooner jamie u.
Lewis, Capt Mears, will carry pas
sengers from Powell's wharf, Wacha-
nreague to Accomac Club House and
return on Sd of June, the day of the
regatta. for 80 cents for the round
trip. Will leave Powel's wharf at
s! o'clock a. IL. Capt. J. Z. Mears.
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We are selling Mason's fruit jars.
quart size for 90 cents per dozen, and
half-gallon size at SO cents per dozen.
WEST & Co.,
Onancocll, Va.
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For RENT FOR 1861 will rent the
greater part of Brownsville farm,
which is two miles east of this sta
tion-to a farmer capable of furnish
ing labor, the customary quantity of
rails from timber on the place for
maintaining good fences-and who
will agree to cultivate the land in Il
clean farmer like manner. Six or
eight horse tends furnished. A new
house with four rooms, passage and
pantry, comfortable and convenient
to the land, with good well of water
and perfectly healthy location. Good
land for trucks and other crops. APP
ply to the undersigned at Nassawa-
dox. Va. Thomas 7 Upshur
May ?, 1895
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Losr-In Drummondtown, May %,
a gold cuff button, with letter W on
it. The finder will be suitably re
warded. John H. Wise.
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Miss Alice V. Fitchett, sister of Miss
Emma Fitchett, who had been an
invalid at st. Vincent's Hospital in
Norfolk for long while, died at
that place last Wednesday, and her
remains were brought to this county
and placed in the family burying
grounds near Cherrystone, in the
presence of Il large concourse OF sor-
rowing relatives and friends. She
was great sufferer for months, in
which she displayed great Christian
endurance, and was fully prepared
for the fatal end. Rev. j. r. Jones
conducted the burial services
Headlight, May 29th.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MILLINERY! MILLINERY-For fash
ionabIe and cheap millinery, call on
Mrs. w. P. Gresham. at Messongo,
near Belinda.
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For RENT-The farm near Pitts
wharf, Accomac county, Va, for the
wear 1896, at present occupied by Mr..
Labin c.. 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, Metomplin, Va.
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For LoAN-S4, 900 on unencumbered
real estate. Wescott Il Gunter.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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1t will save you dollars. call for it
the bargain price list-sent ont by
A. H. &. Mears. 1t is Mt your p. O.
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NoT1cE-The personal property of
Mrs. Sallie Mears, deceased consist
ing of sewing machine, feather beds,
carpets, stoves, &C., will be sold at
public auction on the premises of
jeff Mears, near Keller, on Saturday,
June Sth, by the undersigned. G. r.
Peters, Agent for the heirs.
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For SALE-Ice at retail, by Geo
f. Parker, Accomac G. H., Va.
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| can have Mixture B" or Fish
Mixture" at your station the next
day after order. Let your orders
co,uo
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PRESIDENT OF w. NJ. S.

Rev. Mr.. White, a blind preacher,
will conduct the service at the Bap-
fist Church Accomac G. IT, Sunday
NIGHT.
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NoT1cE-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 SALE OR RENT offer for
sale or rent my house and lot at Har-
horton, Va. Dwelling has nine (9)
rooms, all finished, six (G) stables,
carriage house aud al necessary out
buildings. The entire settlement
built in 1898. Suitable for dwelling
or hotel. J. w. Sturgis, Harborton,
Va
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For SALE-50,OOO sweet potato
sprouts. Apply to P. S. Stewart,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Miss Elizabeth Thornton, sister OF
Capt. John H. Thornton, died at his
residence, Atlantic Tuesday evening.
Funeral services were held at the NJ.
p. Church Thursday, 10 o'clock. For a
number of years the deceased was
an invalid, and a great sufferer. She
was true christian and not afraid
to die. A large circle of friends
mourn her death.
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w. L. Mock,
Telnperanceyille, Va.
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Deaths.

Ira F. Wheaton, died at the resi-
dence of his aunt Mrs. Jane Bell, at
Greenbacllville, on Monday, the 27th
inst, of consumption, aged about 81
years. He leaves one brother, besides
many friends to mourn their loss.
.--. -. -: ..Xg
Mrs. Mary Mock, widow of Edward
Mock, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. G. Kelley, Hall
wood, May 97th last, aged 81 years.
Her death was very sudden one
and occurred in less than five
minutes after she had left the supper
table in her usual health. She was
an excellent lady, noted for her
kindness to the sick and was called
an angel of mercy by her neighbors.
wv
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Church Notes.

The Women's Missionary and Par
sonage Societies of Onley NJ. E.
Church, will meet at the parsonage
the first Wednesday in June, which
will be the 9TH, at 800 p. m, and ev
cry first Wednesday thereafter until
further notice All invited. BY or.
der of the
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of new Spring Mangs receivehavng closed out very close
stock of last Mating present stock fresh from
New York Spring prices Besides our
Mattinos at Oc which were have great
bargain in Jontles Mating 12c yard by the roll ana at
csc ward the goods that last season we so at
35c and in greater variety of patterns
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Our Furniture Department.

is crowded with Oak Walnut Cherry Bedroom and Paror
Suits from So 80 to $500 We will guarantee save rcas
e money their purchases in this line as our expenses are
at very low prices Baby Coaches from s. to $50 Lounges from
s. to $25 Rockers $50 each Call and see US Oh
write for prices Correspondence solicited,
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Enfcrfninni enfS.

The people of ST. Georges Church
viii give strawberry festival for the
benefit of the rectory, in Pungo-
league, in the yard of Mr.. j. II.
Hebard, Saturday, June 1st.