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NEIGHBoRuo0D NOTES.
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Mr.. Gordon Savage, of the Eastvill'
Herald, has hecn-Iately visiting In
parents here.
Mrs. Richard Gill and family, o
Northumberland county, are visiting
Mr.. Vim West, her brother.
Messrs. VIM. D. Tunnel and john
E. Bradford are assisting Treasurer
Powell in writing up the tax list.
There will be an all day church
festival at Upshurs Neck. on next
Wednesday, with dinner, supper and
tableauX.
Miss Lillian Gofligon is recovering
slowly from a severe illness of typhoid
fever, after her life had been almost
despaired of.
Our town has been very much sad
dened during the past week by the
death OF Mr. Thos. H. James, which
occurred on Tuesday night last. His
death was caused by abScess of the
liver and pneumonia, these ailments
OtluS Tile CtiilniLStttoL VI ONiASl
chronic diseases from which he had
been gradually failing for several
months. He was seventy-two years
of age, and was one of the best known
and most kindly esteemed citizens of
the neighborhood. Few men. in
deed, have enjoyed to a greater de
gree the confidence, and even love,
of their fellow men, Though a broad
minded, public spirited citizen, he
had been known for many years as Il
modest. conscientious aud consistent
christian, his intercourse with his
fellows being always marked by a
kindness and geniality that gave a
touch of almost feminine gentleness
to his manner. His widow survives
him after married life of fifty years,
less a few days. Two children, Mr..
Abel It. James and Mrs j. S. Kellam.
also survive him Funeral services
were conducted in the Wachapreague
VI. E. Church, South. by Rev. j. r.
Sturgis, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Lawson
aud the burial took place at the
James farm near Onley. The Meth
odist Sunday school, of which he
was superintendent, attended the
funeral en- masse, each class tenderly
laying a floral tribute on his casket
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k3Il:IicOreaE re

Mrs. David Russell has opened up
a millinery store here.
Wallop,s Island Club at this time
is full almost 30 its utmost capacity.
New wharves are being built here
and giving employment TO IL great
many of our people. by WIN. n. Co
nant, J. W. Wheaton,, Wm. Adams,
Jr., VIM. Bowden, A. J.. Matthews
and B. F. Collins.
The Atlantic Hotel was filed last
week, so tull that many persons had
to occupy cots in the attic and on
parlor floor. The arrivals would en-
croach so much on your space that
only those from Virginia are given.
Schooners Medora Francis and Cora
Baker arrived here from New York
last week with loads of melons, and
the former will take back load OF fish,
with the hope Of finding a market
place for them. So many are caught
by our people they don't know what
to do with them.
All " ctiS 1T - van NAC 4AOtNi Ni4+o NNNh.
DR.. S. r. Tabb, j. Il C. Bagby. JR.
Twyford, Richmond Va: ". J. Miles,
S. Wilkins Matthews, j. L. Watson
and sisters, W. S. D. Fletcher, Il. G.
Evans, Ashton Fletcher, Frank Mar
shall, A. w. Byrd, Misses Emma
Fletcher, Annie Fletcher, Lena Nor
than, May S. Stokes, G. S. Evans,
Accomac.
Steamer Chincoteague returned
from Wilmington last Sunday, newly
painted and otherwise fixed up-with
sail put on her TO increase her
speed Now the Pennsylvania road
should give us two trips a day, and
the receipts of the extra trip would
treble the cost of the half ton of coal
necessary to do it. The officers and
crew prefer it to laying over all day
in Franklin City, and our merchants
are getting tired of having their
goods held at Franklin City from G p.
m. until p. ~, following day.
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po.,pon.mont orEn,erlainment.

The managing committee of Har-
manson-W West Camp G. ". announce
to the public that they have deemed
it best to postpone their proposed
entertainment at Cape Charles until
Thursday, September Goth next. The
committee has given this matter their
almost daily attention, but with the
limited time at their command, they
have been unable to perfect such ar
rangements as to proper transporta
ton, speakers, SC, as would
render it as attractive as they
desired it to be. Due notice az to
speakers, rates, &c, will be given. In
the meantime it is hoped that the
kind friends soliciting contributions
will not relax in their efforts to Sc
cure donations of such articles OF
food as may be necessary, and in adj
dition to this, such fancy articles as
the ladies may make and donate for
sale at the entertainment.
COMMITTEE.
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Aceo,nac baptist Association.

The Accomac Baptist will meet
with Chincoteague Church, Wednes-
day, August 18th. II a. III. The
church is 1tmiles from New Church
station, n. Y. P. 81 n r. R. Rev:
J. Il. King breaches the sermon and
Rev. A. B. Woodtin is alternate.
NorIa,S bud train arrives at p. N.
q train train at p. Ill.
Al snces are scarce and the
defS III be great, all who can
will please come in their own con-
veyance. All others please notify
John F. Nelson, New Church, Va,
what day and time to meet them, and
clerks of churches will please send
him at once names of delegates APP
pointed.
w. w. Wood,
Pastor.
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Mrs. Edward Prior, of Northamp-
ton, has been visiting Mrs. Nellie W.
Marsh.
Schooner Susie Muir, Capt. W. f.
Barnes, carried several of our people
TO Smiths Island, Md, TO attend the
campmeeting now in progress at that
place.
Crabs are plentiful with US at pres
ent. Mr.. s r.. Sterling, of the Ches-
connessex Crab Co, bought 500 dozen
on last Monday. He paid 81 cents 81
dozen last week.
Our band boys think, that the Fair
committee was III the dark about the
ability Of Acconac bands, because
they advertised that the best band in
the county would De at the Fair
grounds on August G. The boys say,
that the Chesconnessex Cornet Band
is in the lead of Accomac bands and
they can prove 1t.
The revival at Leatherbury NJ. e..
Church commenced on Sunday, Au-
gust 4th. In the afternoon the pull
pit was ably filed by Rev B. e.
Price, in the evening our popular
pastor, Rev. H. s. Dulany filed the
pulpit and preached one of his pow
erful sermons, after which several
went 10 the altar and three were con
verted. The meeting will continue
for two weeks.
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NoTIcE-I will begin on August
1st, 1895 and continue for 30 days to
dispose of my entire stock of
merchandise at cost for cash, and at
same time respectfully but earnestly
request all persons indebted to me on
book account to come Harvard and
settle same on or before September
1st 1895. S. B. Slocomb, Massey, Va.
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Political Speaking.

Mr.. o. A. Drummond, candidate
for the Legislature, will address the
citizens of Accomac at following
times and>places:
Tangier Island-Wednesday, 14th,
afternoon.
Mearsville-Thursday, 18th, at
justiceville-Friday, 10Th, at night.
Parksley-SaturdaY, nth, at night,
Locustvllle-Monday, 10Th, at night.
Head of Neck-Tuesday, both, at
night.
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Board OK Supervisors.

At the meeting held August 5th,
1895, j. Thomas Burton was appoint.
ed and qualified as manager of road
machine, &c, for Pungoteague Mag
isterial District, and VIM. Mex. Tay-
lor was appointed and qualified as
manager of same for Metompkin Dis
trict
The Board fixed the first Mondays
in February and August of every
year as the time road machines man
ayers must report to the Board.
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Arrivals at Shields Hotel. Exmore

Arrivals at Shields Hotel, Exmore
this week: G. Jackson, Wilmington
Del; H. E. Bettys, Richmond, Va.
E. Rivers, New York; NJ. S. Price
Salisbury, Md j. Il. McClemons, St
Louis, Missouri; D. r. Cowles, Will
liamsburg, Va. Geo. w Nottingham
j. R. Kelly. Jos. W. Pussy, North
ampton.
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Just Arrived.

Come one, come all, and make your
selection from the third car load OF
top buggies and daytor5 for this sea
son, can surely please you in
quality, and prices. Awarded first
premium at the Worlds Fair.
a. w. LILLISTON.
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-My Kentucky mare
Kate, years old, sound, gentle and
fearless, child can drive her, works to
all harness and an excellent driver,
weighs about 100 pounds. JOS. S.
Mills, Onancock, Va.
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SEap9STiitc.

The Mappsville base ball nine was
defeated by the Gargatha nine last
Saturday.
Mr.. John L. Gillespie has improved
the appearance Of Hillside farm very
much BY paint and whiJew&sh.
Cards are out for the celebration
of the 25th anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Rev. ". w. Wood and wife.
OF Modestown.
\. w. Mock and daughter, Miss
Hattie, formerly of this town, but
now of Onancock, were welcome visi-
tors to their old home recently.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gillespie, who has been
attending the William and Mary Col
lege, expects the appointment as
teacher of one of the best schools i'll
Northampton.
Beach parties are very popular
with our young people ROW, except
ing two young men, who seem to
have lost all interest in them,- since
the departure of q certain lady visitor
here.
Rev. J. l.. King is absent from his
charge, on q visit TO relatives and
friends in western part Of Virginia
and North Carolina. Bro. Eddie
Poulson is occupying his pulpit until
his return.
The road machine, under the sup
ervision of Mr. VIM. Vessels, has
been at work on the main street of
our town and it is pretty rough now,
but will be fine road when it gets
packed down.
Thos. B. Gillespie and Charles Hall
arrived home few days ago from
North Carolina, where they had been
prospecting with the view of locating
and engaging in the truck business.
Each rented farm and expect to
leave for Carolina in few months.
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For SALE-On private terms my
house and lot in Onancock, Va.-also
my household and kitchen furniture.
Please apply to me in person. Susan
4. Hallett, Onancock, Va.
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AsSaw amGn.

Mrs. Maria Corbin, Elmer Thorn
ton and S. Wilkins Matthews, who
have been on the sick list, are getting
better.
Mr.. Sewel Chesser is enlarging his
house by an additional room. mir.
Sewell Holland, Capt. Dan Corbin
and Jos. w. Taylor will soon build
new houses.
The following parties from Phila-
delphia are visiting relatives and
friends here Mrs. VIM. Hill and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Klyneburg. Miss
Cora Ritter Miss Ida Bunting and
Mrs. Sarah j. Savage and children.
Scarlet clover, cthe poor mans
friend,) will be extensively raised
here in the future. Over 100 bushcl
seed sown in this immediate neigh
borhood The writer knows from
experience that it is splendid land
improver.
Several nights ago Mrs. Mears, of
Temperanceville, had stolen from her
chicken house 70 fine chickens. The
thief, deacon Isaac Justice, colored,
was suspected, arrested, found guilty
and had to pay q fine of $3.50. Other
depredations have been made, but
the thieves covered up their tracks
so we'll that rs yet they have not
been detected.
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We are still headquarters for low
prices. Ashby & Beloat,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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For cheap clothing call on us. We
are offering % per cent. discount.
They must go Ashby & Beloat.
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For RENr-For 1896, two or three
nice farms and among them, 'Selvan
near Eastville, and Waterford"
eight miles above. Apply to t. Nj.
Scott, Onancock, Va.
JulV Both.
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For RENT-Either of two houses
and lots in Wachapreague, applicant
may prefer. Mrs. Rachel Johnson.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For RENT OR SALE-My house and
lot near Harborton. E. p. Evans.
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FOR RENr-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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For SALE--A new dayton carriage
cheap. b. S. Rich
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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
Watllinson, Wachapreague, p. O.
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NoTIcE-I have for loan one thous-
and dollars. Spencer F. Rogers,
guardian, II. E. and Jno. r. Rogers.
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For SALE-My fine gray colt three
years old last Spring. l.. Floyd
Mock.
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NoTICE-All persons owing the
late firm of S. ]. 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 81 White, Trustees.
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NoTIcE-I have for sale at private
contract farm situated IN half mile
of New Church containing 100 acres
more or less, more than half of
which is cleared land, with good two
story dwelling of seven rooms, good out
buildings and good orchards, which
will sell for $1,000, one half cash,
balance on easy terms. j. f. Nelson,
Jr., New Church, Va.
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For SERvIcE-At my house near
Pastoral, fine Jersey bred bull.
Fee 81. Geo. B. Finney.
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MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Music !
The Cashville Cornet Band is pre-
pared to furnish music anywhere on
the Eastern Shore at cheap rates.
Special inducements to churches.
Cashville Cornet Band, Cashville, Va.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Gillespie, who has been
attending the William and Mary Col
lege, expects the appointment as
teacher of one of the best schools i'll
NorthalnptOn.
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The third annual Grand Fair Of
Improvement on Deep Creek, near
Morris Chapel, will commence August
Goth, and continue four days.
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NoTIcE-From this date | will
close out my entire stock of ready
made clothing at price that will sell
them, which means less than cost for
any refused stock; also large line of
mems and boys straw hats at any
price to get them out Of stock, and a
full line of summer dress goods and
trimmings, with large line of notions.
If in want of goods it will pay you to
come and see me. D. H. Johnson,
Leemont, Va.
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\. w. Mock and daughter, Miss
Hattie, formerly of this town, but
now of Onancock, were welcome visi-
tors to their old home recently.
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Rev. A. ]. Reany will preach to
morrow, Sunday, at Onancock, II q.
m; Broadway, p. ~; Parksley, 5
p. Ill.
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NorIcE-The late firm of L. H.
Ames & Son, which was dissolved
October 1st, 1894, but which on ac-
count of the dull times, extended the
time for the settlement of the. debts
due them until August /, 1895, now
insists that all parties come forward
and settle at, once without further
notice or trouble.
/, q Ames
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The wife of Mr.. E. B. Swanger,
louisville, is critically III.
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For SALE-Scarlet clover seed at
$3.50 per bushel in 3 bushel bags.
Supply limited. Cash must accom-
pany the order. Recorded Cotswold
Ram lambs at 50. w E. Thomas,
Nassawadox, Va.
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Cards are out for the celebration
of the 25th anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Rev. W. w Wood and wife,
of ModestOwn.
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Chcsconnessix.

Mrs. Edward Prior, of Northamp.
ton, has been visiting Mrs. Nellie W
Marsh.
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Mr.. Gordon Savage, of the Eastville
Herald, has hecnlately visiting his
parents here
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The Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair commences Tuesday, August
27th. and continues four days
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The Mappsville base ball nine was
defeated by the Gargatha nine last
Saturday.
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Hundreds of barrels OF sweets are
being shipped to market daily in the
lower part of the county. The
Steamer Eastern Shore carried away
ON last Tuesday, 1900 barrels.
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Rev. Mr.. Sparks, of Kentucky, now
Il student of Greek and Semitic
languages in the Johns Hopkins
University, is visiting friends in the
county.
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Mrs. David Russell has opened up
, millinery store here.
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Mr.. John L. Gillespie has improved
the appearance OF Hillside farm very
much by paint and whiJewaSh.
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Mr.. NJ. Marshall, commission mer-
chant, is making a tour OF the county
this week. in the interest of his firm,
and we very cordially commend him
TO the favor of our farmers. His ia
cilities for selling produce are first
class, and his returns will doubtless
be satisfactory He is native of
this county.
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If YOU want the best bicycle on the
market for the money get the X. y.
& X. Special for $50-made by Ores
cent Works For sale by Kelly, Not
Tingham Il Co, Onancock, Va.
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Mrs. Mary Girjnnalds, widow OF the
late John c. Grinnalds, OF this coun-
", died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Bagwell Bull, near Capeville,
last Wednesday, aged 81 years. The
remains were brought to Onley by
night train and inferred in the family
burying ground in Gusts Neck, on
Thursday
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General Notes.

L. 3. Gorham, of the Rock Island left
last evening for the west.
General Superintendent Bancroft re-
turned yesterday from Idaho.
General Agent Mcmillan, of the Burling-
ton, returned yesterday from trip
through the northwest territory.
Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent
Stinson, of the Missouri Pacific, returned
yesterday from a tour of Idaho and Mon
tana.
The Southern Pacific has now taken to
using double decked'' cars for sheep, in
response to the sheepmen's request for
the same.
The yardmasters of America have been
holding a convention in Denver this
at Los Angeles.
William B. Stirling, OF Huron. S. D.,
has been appointed general attorney for
the Missouri Valley railroad with head
quarters at Omaha.
Conductors on the Glover leaf rail-
road in Indiana are being fired now in
punches: The spotter has been getting
in his deadly owrk.
An additional local railroad Office es-
tablished here is one of the things of the
very near future. A we'll known Salt
Lake railroad man will preside, too.
Holders of general mortgage and ex-
tension mortgage bonds of the Utah
Southern railroad company. have been no
tilted of default in interest, and the Oil
yer Ames trustees of first mortgage
bonds have called a meeting of bondhold-
ers for July 18th in New York.
The Reading Railroad company will on
July l default for the fifth successive
time Oh the payment of Semi-annual in
terest on the general mortgage bonds,
and the accumulated interest due to the
holders of these bonds will then amount
to about 100000.
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The Point of the Pistol

Is an effectual persuader. and there
are many persons so unmindful of the
symptoms of orcoming disease that it
would almost take that deadly argu-
ment to induce them to adopt precau-
tionary measures. The best of these
is a recourse TO that fine botanic re-
storer, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t
vanquishes malaria, rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder trouble, failing diges-
ton, biliousness and irregularity of the
bowels, and completely fortifies the
system against their further inroads.
It's ingredients are drawn from ma
lures storehouSe, consequently 1t is
free from the objections attaching to
many absolutely or seni-mineraI reme-
dies For the delicate, infirm, conval-
escent and elderly it is peculiarly bene-
fetal. 1t we'll merits continuous and
systematic use. Take it at bed time
to induce sleep. and between meals to
stimulate appetite and digestion. The
medical fraternity concur in indorsing
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feet of hose at No. >. This is not
enough.
The chief and assistant were not on
good terms. although witness was not
speaking from personal knowledge.
Jordan related that when he was
kicked by a horse he was required to
put man on in his place and pay
him. although he was injured in city
employ.
Mccarthy was promoted over John
Manning. who was i'll. The former was
advanced over men who were older in
service.
At the Waltner fire. where all the
hose was laid, one stream would have
been plenty. At the Rich fire. water
was used very extensively. Regard
ing pressure. witness said when it
was down to forty pounds, steamers
should be kept in service
MIR. Sullivan Next.
P. J. Sullivan. captain of No. >. who
has been in the department four
years, said he had met the chief on
the street on three or four occasions
and the latter had refused to return
salutes. At the Lippman-W aucrstein
fire the fire should have been fought
from the front Instead it was COM
batted from the south side and roof.
Fires, said the witness, should be
More water was used at the Waltner
fire than was necessary.
The amount of hose at No. . was
reduced by orders of the chief and
during a certain period of last year
the apparatus was not in mt condition
TO use and was a menace to safety
Spokes and tires were loose, to the
knowledge of the chief
Witness asked for leave of absence
some time ago and was refused. But
Mcqueen and Procure got off the
same night.
Mr.. zane-Did these two men sign
the charges2
Judge POwers-Yes, sir; and twenty
four men endorse them.
Mr. Zane-WeIl, we would ike to
see them.
Judge Powers-Oh. we are putting
them on as fast as we can They viii
all get here if you viii give US time.
Witness stated that poor hay was
delivered at No >. which gave Mr..
Zane a chance for an effort to break
the testimony by an attempt to prove
that Sullivan was the party who re-
ceived it. This attempt was not sue
cessfu1-
Mr. Zane inquired in relation to Nc
Carthy'S absence and asked witness if
it was not possible for a man to &C
cumulate time by remaining on duty
for a period, say several weeks and
then take all at one time.
The witness replied that ne did not
see how that could be done; he had
never heard of il.
At this stage the inquiry adjourned
till today at 10 o'clock.