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AT, the Aitar-.mid The LilIies.

The beautiful auditorium of Gar
rison's chapel, was Illuminated and
its seating capacity tested on the
evening of the 9th inst. The occasion
was the marriage of Mr.. Geo. w. Ell
more, Jr., and Miss Sadie Beach. The
ushers were Messrs Oswald Mock,
Charlie Davis, James Hyslup and
Richard Gilmore. Miss Lillian Gilmore
was maid of honor, and Mr.. James
burlington best man. The attend
ants in couples were: Miss Emma
Smith and d. W. Trower, Miss Min
ME Ames and j. G. Fosque, Miss
Lizzie Boggs and J. T. Bundick, Miss
Hattie Lou Carmine and R. j. Be-
loate, Miss Ida Fosque and A. H. G.
Mears, Miss Mamie Hyslup and W.
E. Byrd, Miss Annie Lou Davis and
Bernard LeCato, Miss Margie Kellam.
and Lynn Whitehead, Miss Eva
Downing and Fred Thomas, Miss
Bessie Humphreys and Willie Ames.
AS the strains CT the wedding
march, under the perfect rendering
of Mrs. Maggie Mears broke the
silence, the usbers came forward, and
were soon followed by two fairy
creations of sweetness and flowers
in other words, Daphne Mears and
Bessie Ames, the dear little flower
girls. After all the attendants had
taken their places, Master Page Ches-
ser, a nephew of the groom, came
gracefully forward bearing the we'd
ding ring The bride was escorted to
the altar by her cousin. Mr.. David
Mears, and the groom came forward
with Mr.. James burlington. They
were married by their pastor, the
Rev. E. E. Harrell, who was assisted
by their recent ex-pastor. Rev. j. R.
Sturgis.
After the marriage, the guests were
sumptuously entertained at the re
ception given by and at the home
near Mappsburg of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Elmore, the parents of the
bridegroom.
The groom is deservedly popular,
and better still, has the high esteem
of all who knew him. The bride is
equally as popular, and holding fast
to old friends, has marvellous power
of constantly winning new ones. She
is q sister of Mrs. Thomas Ames, Of
Mappsburg, and of Mrs. John Davis,
of Davis Wharf.
To tell of the harmony of beautiful
bridesmaids in lemon and white,
representing lilies; of the we'll dressed
and handsome groomsmen; of many
other interesting features, including
artic weather, suits better writer
than this. GUEST.
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Union Baptist Church : Resolutions
Adopted.

At meeting of the board of trus.
tees of Christ's Methodist Episcopal
Church, held at noon, April 3Oth,
1896, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Our brethren of the
Union Baptist Church, having met
with the loss of their place of worship
by fire this morning, the rebuilding
of which was just about completed;
therefore, resolved,
1st That we tender our sympathy
and promise our help in rebuilding
and in q spirit of fraternity and
brotherly love, offer them the use of
our church property at any time,
other than when occupied by our
own congregation, and cordially in
wife them to worship with US.
Cd. That Brother Beauchamp, the
pastor of this church, be authorized
to extend to Brother Grimsley, the
pastor of the Union Baptist Church,
the use of the sacred desk and that
the two pastors arrange the services
to the best advantage of both con-
gregations.
Sd. That the secretary of this meet
ing furnish the pastor of the Union
Baptist Church with copy of these
resolutions, and that a copy of the
same be sent to the PENINSULA EN-
TERPRIsE for publication.
G. O. DIsBRow,
Secretary.
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Fair and Festivals

The Downings Rosebud Society will
give an entertainment commencing at
p. m, at Oak Hall on Whit Monday
May 25th. The programme will consist
of dramas, dialogues, tableaux, music,
vocal and instrumental, sc. Admis-
sion, adults % cents, Children under
II years - cents. Reserved seats 35
cents. Ice cream will be served dur
ing the evening.
A strawberry festival will be held
Tuesday afternoon in the holidays,
May Goth, followed by an entertain
ment at night at louisville, under
the auspices of the Missionary and
Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church,
South, of that place.
A fair and festival, to which every
one is invited, will be held by the
ladies at Grant Memorial Church,
beginning at 2 o'clock, Tuesday, May
Goth. Children's day will be observed
at the same church Sunday evening,
June 18th. Programme good enc.
Festival will be held at Atlantic
Baptist Church Monday afternoon,
May 25th, if fair day, if not next fair
day. Supper ice cream, confectiona-
RIGS and other delicacies will be
served Oh the occasion.
An ice cream and strawberry festi-
val will be held in the Drummond-
town Baptist Church yard, Monday
afternoon, May 25th, beginning at 4
o'clock
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Church Notes.

Rev. R. B. Sanford, of Leemont,
will preach at Only Sunday school
house, next Sunday, 4 p. III.
Rev. A. J. Reamy will return from
the Southern Baptist Convention in
time to fill his regular appointments
tomorrow, 18th inst.
An effort is being made to raise
funds by freewill offerings, to put q
handsome window in the NJ. E.
Church, Deals Island, in memory of
the Rev. Joshua Thomas, whose re-
mains lie in a few feet of that church.
Rev. J. Frank Ayres will fill the
pulpits of Onancock and Ayres NJ. E.
Churches next Sabbath, tomorrow,
and Rev. E. J. Winder will preach in
afternoon of same day at Leather
bury's Chapel and in evening at NJ. E.
Church, Onancock.
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OnnneGck.

Capt. f. T. Boggs made short
visit to the Quaker city this week.
Rev. A. J. Reamy is in attendance
at the Southern Baptist Convention.
Bishop Randolph preached an able
sermon and confirmed class of four
at Holy Trinity Church last Monday
night.
Rev. H. 5. Dulany and family left
Wednesday for Washington city.
They expect to return home next
week.
Rev. Geo. E. Booker, Jr., and wife,
after delightful visit on the Eastern
Shore, returned to their home in
Ashland, Va, last Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. B. Finney and VIM. j.
Robertson, of Baltimore, and Prof
John w. Kelly, of Churchland, were
among the visitors to our town last
week.
A brilliant reception was given at
the NJ. E. Church, South, parsonage
by Rev. Geo. E. Booker, to his son,
Rev. Geo. E. Booker, Jr., and bride,
last Monday night. About $50 ladies
and gentlemen were present and
everyone seemed to have spent a
pleasant evening.
1.-The District School at Burberry
Corners" a very attractive comedy,
will be rendered by some of Oman
cocks best dramatic talent, at the
Town Hall, on Friday evening, May
22d. There will be refreshments in
the lower rooms of the hall. Pro
ceeds for the benefit of the Ii. E.
Church, South.
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J. W. I LETCHEft, =. U
Chincoteague, Va, April 30, 1896.

Whereas, We have heard, with
deep regret of the burning, last
Thursday morning of the Union
Baptist Church, of this Island; and
knowing the great loss to It's con-
gregation, and the community IN
which we live, and
Whereas, In the mysterious Provl-
dence of Almighty God, it hath been
permitted, that such distresses should
come among men and to men the
world over; yet believing that He
can bring great good out OF seeming
evil, and that we should ever bow III
humble submission to His sovereign
power; therefore, resolved, 80
LIST. That Mariners Lodge NO. oo
|. O. O. F. in solemn meeting assem-
bled. ever true to our great mission,
do hereby tender our heartful sym
pathies to the bereaved congregation
and pastor, in this their dark hour
of affection and distress.
I'd. That, as we are taught IN Gods
word to bear one another's bur
dens,'' we not only give expression
to our sympathies on paper, but Will
give of our means to help them IN
this their time of need.
Sd. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the order, and
that copy be sent to the ENTER
PRISE and one to the pastor, Rev.
s. U. Grimsley.
G. s. DALE, Commander,
Mariners Lodge No. 80, |. .. o. f.
Chincoteague, Va, May 5, 1896.
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NEIGHBoRHoOD NOTES.
Bell. Haven.


Mr.. S. P. Ward is shortly to begin
handsome residence on Lee street.
The road machine has been work
ing portion of our streets this week.
Dir. E. Upshur Potter graduated at
the Richmond Dental College last
| week.
A concave of the Improved Order
of Heptasophs has recently been
organized here.
The Good Templars held their
district meeting in Trinity Church,
Hadlock, on Wednesday.
Lumber is being hauled for the
erection of dwelling on Locust
street for Mr.. George w. Elmore, Jr.
The crop of strawberries is very
short throughout this neighborhood,
in consequence of the continued dry
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Floyd re-
turned on Wednesday night from a
brief visit to DR.. J. b. Floyd, in
Berkeley.
Messrs VIM. j. Wyatt, j. R. Duer,
n. T. Fosque, Jr., w. a. Warrington
and A. A. Mears visited Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. John Roberts, died of consump
ton on Sunday morning at his home
near Hadlock, after an illness Of
several months.
Miss Annie Lee Potter, returned
home on Wednesday night from
Richmond, where she went to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Richmond Dental College.
The "manse" is receiving its finish
ing touches from the brushes Of Mr..
George Elmore, Jr., and Captain
Thomas Guy. 1t will be occupied
next week by the pastor, Rev. r. E.
G. Lawson.
The ladies of the Earnest Work
ers Society" of the Belle Haven
Presbyterian Church will hold a
strawberry festival on Thursday,
May 2ist, instead of May 25th, as
previously announced, in the church
yard from to 10 p. IN. All are in
vited to attend.
Mr.. Thomas Fl. 3. Savage, well
known and highly respected citizen,
died of consumption on last Sunday
afternoon, after long illness. He
leaves a wife and five children.
Funeral services were held over the
remains on Tuesday morning by Rev.
John l.. Bray.
Messrs. Richardson & Bro, of Cape
Charles, have rented the store re-
Gently completed by Kellam Bros,
and will open first class drug store
in the near future. This is an enter
prise greatly needed by our town
and people, and it will doubtless be
literally patronized.
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Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
Enah vfiie-
Eighteen thousand quarts of straw
berries were shipped from Finneys
Wharf last Monday.

Eighteen thousand quarts of straw
berries were shipped from Finney's
Wharf last Monday.
1t is reported, that the gasoline
steamer, Bertha Tull, will run from
Finney's creek to Baltimore in the
near future.
Mr.. George H. Nock, of this place,
attended reception given by Dir.
Booker at the NJ. E. parsonage last
Monday evening.
DR.. j. S. Wharton, former pastor
of Broadway Church, preached at
that church last Sunday. he was
cordially greeted by members and
friends.
Rev. a. J. Reamy, who is attend
ing the Southern Baptist Convention
at Chattanooga, Tenn, will be home
in time to fill his regular appoint
ments Nt Sunday.
The ladies of Broadway Church
will hold a lawn party in the grove
near the church on Saturday after
noon, May 23d, commencing at 3
o'clock. Proceeds to be applied
towards purchasing music books for
Sunday school. Ice-cream, berries,
etc, will be for sale.
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RuLEs AND REGULATIONS.

Competing boats in each race will
be anchored in a straight line, after
having drawn for their respective
positions, all starting simultaneously
after receiving the signal "to 60"
First race will be for "batteaux,' y
10 feet and under, and will come off
promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
Second race will be for "skiffs and
batteaux," 16 feet and under, and
be sailed thirty minutes after finish
of the first race.
Third race will be for "skiffs and
battea1x," IS feet and under, and
will be sailed thirty minutes after
finish of the second race.
Any boat winning a prize will be
excluded from other races of the day.
Boats can be entered or measured
at any time from date to June LIST,
inclusively, not later than z o'clock
p. m.
Positively no entries received or
boats measured on day of race.
BY order of co., mittee,
A. S. KellaJ Frank Smith,
H. a. Yves Sit, Arthur Johnson.
Lee B. Kellam, Chairman.
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Citizen Arrested ON an Old Requisi-

Constable Tankard G.. Kellam ar
rested at Mappsville, last Saturday,
and brought to Jail Woodson Chase,
residing near Mearsville, on a requi-
sition from the Governor of Mary
land, issued more than two years ago.
The charge against him is that while
engaged in taking oysters near st.
Mary's county, Md, that he killed
two negroes and threw them into the
river. Chase says he is not guilty of
the charge of murder. According to
his statement the two negroes were
maltreating little white boy, and
when he interfered to protect the
boy the negroes turned on him. He
fled to the river, and, jumping into a
yawlboat, made for his pungy, which
was lying in the river. The negroes
got into small boat and started in
pursuit, and before they reached the
pungy their boat capsized, and both
of them were drowned.
He has made application for dis
charge from custody, and the case
will be heard on a writ of habeas cor
pus by Judge Gillet, on next Friday,
22nd inst.
A number of witnesses will be in
troduced when the case comes up,
before Judge Gillet, who will testify
that he is not guilty of the crime with
which he is charged. In fact a score
or more witnesses, it is stated, can be
introduced if necessary to prove that
the statement made by Chase is cor
rect in all essential particulars. The
State of Maryland will doubtless be
represented by the Acknowledgement
of that State or some other of her
officials at the hearing before judge
Gillet.
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Democratic Meeting at Eas,vilIe.

A Democratic mass meeting was
held at Eastville last Monday for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
Staunton Convention. The proceed
ings were enlivened by a resolution
to instruct the delegates on the silver
question, which. after hot contest,
prevailed. The s4'yerites won by six
votes.
The following delegates and altern-
ates were elected:
Franktown VIM. E. Thomas, j. B.
Savage, DIR. Chas E1ith, j. E. Fow-
Ter, delegates-Wm. 7. Johnson, VIM.
II. Somers, Allen Arnold, j. B. Bell,
alternaNes.
Eastville-R. L. Ailworth, DR.. j. Il.
Wilkins. Jr., H. L. Upshur, 7. B.
Robertson, delegates-Benj. Thomas,
j. r. Nottingham, DIR. P. A. Fitz-
hugh, Thos. Fl. Jacobs, alternates.
Capeville-Dr. A. peterborough,
J. S. Williams, DR.. q. P. Moore,
Luther Willis, delegates-J. B. Ames,
VIM. D. Whitehead, T. H. Orion, Il.
j. Wilkins, alternates.
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N.w Advertisements FMS Week,

w. G. Fentress, G. T. Ames g. Co.,
J. E. Wilmington s. Co., J. H..
Seward s. Co., Baltimore; w. r. Win
chester s. Co., INSTRUMENTATION
merchants.
c. s.. 'locomb & Bros, Onancock;
A. H. G. Mears, Wachagreague;
Ames. Shield & Co., Ouancock; D. H.
Johnson, Leemont-merchan
F. w. Shivers, Peninsula Junction,
Md.-ice- cream manufacturer.
F. H. Dryden, Pocomoke-real
estate agent.
Report of condition of First Ma
tional Bank of Onancock.
Commissioner notice-Merchants'
Coal Co., VS.. American Fish Guano
Co., ct. ais.
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Chtti0ofeaEue
sheep-penning on Assateague this
year, Wednesday, June Sd.

Sheep-penning on Assateague this
year, Wednesday, June Sd.
A new wharf and boathouse is to
be built soon on Assateague Island
by U. s. Government.
Steamer Ocean City, of Atlantic,
N. j., was here this week with sport.
ing party, and schooner Watange, of
New York, with the Billings of that
city and Harrison, of Philadelphia,
on board.
The officers of the Boatman's Bank
have leased of James E. Matthews a
piece of land in front of the Atlantic
Gotel. and will soon have in course
of erection two story brick bank
building 3Ox2O feet.
Harry Messick, express messenger
from this point to Harrington, has
been promoted to route from Phila
delphia to Norfolk, and A. Hum
phries, of Salisbury, Nd, has been
appointed to fill his old position.
The members of Union Baptist
Church have bought a piece of land
near their parsonage as Il site for
their new church and work on same
will begin soon. 1t is to be GOx3G
feet and to have baptistry in ad-
dition, and will cost when completed,
about $4,000.
W. ]. Matthews and Capt. William
Harrison have purchased the hand
some and fast sailing schooner j. r.
Mofiitt from Capt. Fl. L. Crockett,
Onancock. Captain Harrison will be
her commander and Capt. Thomas
Clark succeeds him as captain of the
schooner Thomas Thomas.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
George Stephens and wife, Frank
Hanna, Philadelphia; G. G. johnson,
Baltimore; A. Shirk, Lancaster, Va;
w. S. Wilson, 0. D. Collins, Snow
Hill; T. l.. Clark, Wilmington; H. w.
ellis, Salisbury; G. E. West, Frank
ford; W. w. Thomas and wife, Fair
mount, Md; Geo. E. Scott, Pocomoke;
L. 8. Nelson, Bishopville, Md; w. 4.
Smith, Cape Charles; j. t. Chambers,
O. n. Chandler, J. T. Kenney, j. w.
Edmonds, Accomac.
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eafhs.

Captain William S. Rolley, of Cape
vile, died last Saturday night, at the
Retreat for the Sick, Norfolk, aged
II years. His remains were sent home
for interment.
Rev. r. S. Williamson, pastor few
years ago of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Greenbackville, this county;
and we'll known on the Eastern
Shore, died last Saturday at Centre
vile, Bedford county, Pa.
Mrs. Mary A. Wealton died at her
home near Atlantic, April 10Th, 1896,
in the 10th year of her age. She had
been lifelong and consistent mem
Der of the Methodist Church. Two
sons and three daughters survive her.
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When you want the best of any
thing in the tobacco line or in fine
cigars order from F. A. Davis and
Co., the leading tobacco jobbers of
Baltimore, Md. or wait for their
salesman, Frank W. Byrd, one of the
oldest knights of the road. Frank
always tries to please and be of bene.
fit to his customers.
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Regatta.

THE annual regatta of the Accomac
Club will be sailed near the club
house on Tuesday, June I'd. The
following races will be offered for
entrance, free to both Accomac and
Northampton:
/. For batteaux, 10 feet and under,
two prizes.
2. For batteaux, 1G feet and under,
two prizes.
3. Free for all, IS feet and under,
two prizes.
The measurement will be that
heretofore adopted by the club. All
boats must present certificate of
measurement before entrance.
All races will be sailed to and from
wind, as near as may be.
The public is respectfully invited.
The clubhouse will be reserved for
the accommodation of ladies. Officers
will be present to enforce good order.
The following committees will serve
for the OCCASION:
Committee of Arrangements-Dr.
j. W. Bowdoin, Accomac; Capt. B. s.
Rich, Accomac; Mr.. A. M. Noting
ham, Accomac; Mr.. Robt. L. Ailworth,
Northampton; Mr.. W. F. Costin,
Northampton.
Judges-Mr. E. w. Barnes, Ac-
comac; Capt. VIM. Sommers, Ac-
comac; Capt. ]. r. Hickman. Ac-
comac; Mr.. Luther Nottingham,
Northampton; Mr.. T. E. Lindley,
Northampton.
Executive Communicable Lee KEEL
lam, Accomac; Capt. Frank S. Smith,
Accomac; Mr. A. s. Kellam, Accomac;
Mr.. H. A. Wescott,. Accomac; Mr..
Arthur T. Johnson, Northampton.
Applications for entrance may be
made to either member of the execu
tive committee.
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MIR. C. S. DALE,

MIR. G. S. DALE,
Having received through you the
highly appreciated resolutions of
syInpathies of Mariners Lodge No.
SO, /. o. o. F., please accept the sin
cere thanks of myself and dear peo-
pie for yourself and the noble order
YOU represent, and permit me to say
that any assistance that you may be
able to render to us in this hour OF
our trial and need will be gratefully
received and highly appreciated.
May the blessings OF our heavenly
Father abide upon you and the order
of l. O. o. +.
Sincerely yours,
S. U. GRIMSLEY, Pastor,
Union Baptist Church.
Cbjncoteague, Va, May 0, 1896.
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Arrivals at Shields h otel, Exmore,
this week: W. G. Lyle, F. w. Monta-
que, T. H. Heather, G. W. Jacob,
Philadelphia; Jean Funk, Baltimore;
E. J. Spady, Eastville; G. a. McKen
ney, Cape Charles; W. D. Lewis,
Parksley; A. NJ. Nottingham, Oman
cock.
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1 have just opened out a large stock
of iewelry in the store formerly oc-
cupied by S. G. McGrath, Onancock,
and respectfully invite the public to
call and inspect same. A. Adelstein,
matchmaker and jeweler.
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Meeting of law and ordor Lengme.

All persons that are interested in
the enforcement of the local option
laws will please meet at Johnson's
Hall, in Onancock, next Tuesday at 1
o'clock. Business of great Importance
is to be transacted. Ministers of all
churches are requested to give notice
from the pulpit, and see that each
church sends one or more delegates to
the meeting. This call is to all OF
Accomac and Northampton counties.
Yours truly
PRESIDENT OF c. L. s. O. L.
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Specialties at Pate & Mason's are
dress goods and trimmings, notions,
gents furnishings, ready-made cloth
ing, and gents, ladies', misses and
childrens' shoes for everybody.
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Democratic Mass.s1eeting.

The Democrats of Accomac are
hereby requested to meet at Accomac
c. H., Monday, May s5th, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
State Democratic Convention, which
meets in Staunton on the 4th day of
June. A full attendance of the
Democrats is urged.
JOHN W. BowDoIN,
County Chairman.
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We will have plenty of Sweet
Potato Mixture and Sound Super
Phosphate to supply the demand, of
same quality, as we have sold for
several years for The American Fish
Guano Co. All parties wanting same
will please write for prices or send in
their orders.
S. K. MARTIN, & Co.
Harborton, Va.
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If you will call on us we can show
you the largest line of general mer-
chandise that was ever shown on the
Eastern Shore. Pate s. Mason,
Parksley, Va.
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Call on or write to S. W. Ames s.
Co, Pungoteague, Va, for Deering
mowers and binders and repairs al
ways on hand. Can fix you up at
short notice
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q new and full stock of goods just
received by S. W. Ames & Co., at
astonishingly low prices.
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If you want goods at reasonable
prices you can certainly get them at
Slocomb Bros, Onancock, Va.
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Don't forget that we can please you
in everything you need.
Pate s. Mason.
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Children, boys and mems clothing
cheap, at S. W. Ames 81 Co., Pungo-
league.
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Our line of silks and novelty dress
goods are attractive and lower than
city prices. Pate u Mason.