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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-04-09
RRIDGE BUILDING FOR SALE.

The subscriber will, on Saturday, gath day
Of April, 1897, at Q O'Clock, P. ~, at 0oshen,
sell to the lowest responsible bidder the
building Of bridge over Goshen Branch.
Specifications made known on day Of sale.
JOHN o. CLARK,
apr 2-td Commissioner.
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Startling Sale.

Special sale of Binder Irvine.
II will pay you to call for prices.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED.
HARRY K0HLHOSs,
WEST END PARK,
apr 2-feb l2-6m ROCKVILLE, ND.
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Washington, Westminster and Gettysburg R. R.

Inc proposed Electric Railway Route Uniting
the Nations Greatest Frequened Ground
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Itch or Mango Cured In 30 Minutes.
Woods Itch and Mango Lotion will cure itch
in human beings or mango and scratches in
animals in thirty minutes. Large bottle,
sold only at Readings Drug Store.
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BRIDGE PETITION.

mar l2-td
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
~ Court OF Equity. No. 1880 Equity.
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TxAMINERs, NOTICE.

mar 1906
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-04-09
on Publication.

America CLANCY, Plaintiff,
VS..
George Davis, Frank Davis, Defend
ants.
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tlemen will attend Toronto Mass Meeting TO
be held at the Metropolitan Church, in
Washington, to night, ON which occasion
DIR. Hugh Johnston will deliver an illus
trated lecture on "The Queen City and its
Environment" Inspiring Toronto Conven
ton mu ic will be rendered and addresses
descriptive of the route TO be taken next
July by those attending the Epworth League
Convention and upon kindred subjects will
be delivered. Admission free.
A Council OF the United Order American
Mechanics was organized here on Saturday
night last, with the following officers: W.
A. Dobson, councillor; Thomas Dawson
vice councillor; Washington Hicks, record
ing secretary; E.v Robey, assistant secre-
tary; Joseph Reading, financial secretary
George G. Dawson, treasurer; Zsdoc Dove
warden; A. M Leaman, conductor; Harvey
Crown, inside sentinel; ]. F. Thomson
outside sentinel; Robert b. Peter. Wash
ington Hicks, w. r Humphrey, trustees
Alex. Kilgour, P. G.
The fatal burning of young colore,
child In house on the farm Mr.. Geore,
W. G. Beall, near Derwood, occurred or
Thursday of last week, and it was with grea
difficulty that two other children, few
years older than the infant which lost III
life, were saved. The child's father, Walter
Contee, and his wife left the house to go Il
work, and locked the children in. As Their,
was no fire left burning it is supposed th
children got hold of matches and thus starte
the FIRE. The house was only a few bur
dred yards from Mr.. Bealrs, and the fire was
therefore, soon discovered, bat the fame.
had gained such Roadway that it was will
olrnculty the two older children were saved
Hom the tate of their baby brother.
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Corners.Gr.e Laying

On the 18th of October, the corner
stone of Parksley Baptist Church
will lie laid with Masonic ceremonies.
This bids fair to be an occasion o.
more than local interest. A choir of
fifty voices is being trained to fur
nish music for the occasion. The
services, connected with laying the
cornerstone, will begin at II o'clock
a. III. Rev. A. E. Owen, of Ports
mouth, who is Tidewater Virginia's
pulpit orator, has consented to be
presentaEl will address the audience.
Our distinguished Judge, j. W. G..
Blackstone, whose voice has often
been heard in our Legislative halls
and elsewhere, will speak as repre-
sentative of the Order of Masons
Dinner will be served on the ground
at fifty cents per meal, refreshments
and other things will be sold for the
benefit of the new church. An oys-
ter supper will be served at about
) o'clock Every effort is being made
to make this corner stone laying a
memorable occasion; not only will the
distinguished visitors, already named
be present, but every Baptist pastor
on the shore has been invited, and
most of them will be present. Dr. g.
f. Bagby, the eminent scholar, edu-
Gator and preacher, of Farmville, will
be on the shore at that time, and
will be present and assist in the ser
vices. The Baptists of Parksley are
few in number, but have undertaken
great work. They ask for your
help and cooperation. We give
every body a cordial and pressing in
viJation. Let every BODY come. You
will have good time.
OMMITTEE
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EsInlenenI.
DALBY-WILKINs

Hunsars Church. Northampton,
was the scene of very pretty mar
riage Wednesday, October 9th, 10 q.
m. the contracting parties being Miss
Elisabeth Wilkins, the very attract
i've daughter of DR.. John 7. Wilkins,
Jr. and DR.. William Lee Daily, a
promising young physician of that
county. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and crowd
ed with the friends of the young
couple. The bridal party entered,
while the wedding march was played
by Mrs. Southey S. Wilkins, sister OF
the groom, preceded up the aisle by
the ushers. followed by the brides
maids and groomsmen up either aisle
to either side of the chancel. Then
came the groom with his best man,
followed by the maid of honor, and
last the bride leaning on the arm of
her father. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Meade. Messrs.
]. C. Williams, Chandler Jarvis,
Theodore Belote and Tucker Wilkins
acted as ushers The attendants were
we're Miss Grace Wilkins, maid OF
honor and Simpkius Jarvis, best
man, Miss Nellie Mapp and John i.
Wilkins Sd, Miss Emily Morris, o:
Mississippi, and William wilkins,
Miss Mariana Jacobs and Herman
Belote, Miss Henrietta Turner and
B. II. Gunter, Jr. Before the cere-
mony refreshments were served at
the residence of the brides father,
vaucluse. Immediately after the
ceremony the wedding party left for
Birds Nest Station, where the bride
aud groom took the train for Il north
ern tour, amid showers of rice and
beautiful flowers and with the hearty
congratulations of friends.
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tlh esconnessiS.
Capt. Edward Mister continues
critically i'll with rheumatism.

Capt. Edward Mister continues
critically i'll with rheumatism.
Our public school opened Monday
with good attendance of pupils.
Mr.. Edward W. Marsh, of the firm
of Marsh s. Bro, is in Baltimore this
week buying new goods.
Capt. r. A. Spence, of Tangier, h
been with us for several days sup
plying our farmers with fish scrap.
A protracted meeting of two weeks
at our schoolhouse, conducted. by
Rev. H. S. Dulaney, closed on the Isl
inst. Eight persons were converted
and joined the church.
Our mail service has been changed
from semi weekly to tri-weekly. a
daily mail was asked for aud needed,
but the tri-weekly is a big improve
ment on the old service.
Mr.. Charles r. Marsh, son of Capt.
Jno. w. Marsh, and Miss Mary Daw-
son, of Marion Station, Nd, were
married at the Grace III. +. Church,
of that place, on Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER Goth, in the presence OF a
large number of relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Il. |. Watkins; Memberships
wedding march beautifully rendered
by Mrs. C. Il. Couibourne; Misses Ola
Dawson and Aurelia Brooks acted as
flower girls and Miss Amelia Whit
tington as maid OF honor. The bride
was attired on the occasion in a
beautiful brown travelling dress and
the groom wore the conventional
black. After the ceremony the patty
repaired TO the brides home and from
thence, after partaking of It delicious
dinner to the station where they
boarded the o'clock train to Tasley
with the hearty congratulations oil
many friends, accompanied by Misses
Annie and Ola Dawson and Miss
Arrella Brooks. On their arrival at
Tasiey they were met and accom-
panied to the home of the groom $
parents where another bountiful re-
past awaited them, by the following
parties: Miss Lille Carmine and
Frank Gray, Miss Alice Marsh and
Thomas Poulson, Miss Maggie Marsh
and Cole Edwar s.Miss Annie Martin
and Andrew Davis, Miss Bessie Evans
and Alfred Scott, Miss Mary Scott and
William Marsh. The bridal presents
were numerous and valuable. Your
correspondent tenders the bride and
groom heartiest congratulations;
also to Capt John w. Marsh, who
has been spared to see all of his six
children married, and hopes he will
be spared many more years to our
community.
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The Confederate e.union n, parAs,ey

The Confederate Re-Uniom IA, Parisiey
Harmanson-We Camp of Con-
federate Veterans desire, through its
Executive Committee, to return its
sincere thanks to the people OF the
Eastern Shore. for the valuable aid,
rendered at the late reunion at
Parksley. The gross receipts, on
that occasion, amounted to about
i've hundred and fifty dollars. After
deducting all expenses, including
buggy, bicycles, confectionaries, ice
cream &c., there will remain a net
balance of about three hundred and
fifty dollars to be applied to the
building of the proposed monument.
The committee further states that
ticket number 3S, held by Miss Ruth
Oldham, drew the lady's bicycle,
number 81, held by Hon. Il. I. Yves
colt, drew the gentleman's bicycle
and number 169, held by Major 'Jno.
E. Wise, drew the buggy.
AS soon as list of those who have
contributed to the monument fund
can be properly arranged it will be
published in the ENTERPRISE. In
the meantime, if anyone desires to
contribute to the fund before the list
is published-and it seems to us that
all should want to give something
thew may send the name to DR.. Frank
Fletcher. Jenkins Bridge, who will
acknowledge the receipt of the same
and turn it over to Marine Bank, the
custodian of the fund.
Elk COMMITTEE.
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An Exhibition OF Art.

An art exhibition for the benefit OF
the Drummondtown Baptist church
will be held in Lilliston Hall, Acco
mack, on Thursday, Nov. 4, 1897, be
ginning at Z o'clock p. ID. The pic
lures to be exhibited include some OF
the originals of which are now on
exhibition at the Royal Academy in
London, and are the works of such
artists as Gibson, Lynch, Stephens,
Mcneil and Abbey Such display
of art has never been seen on the
Eastern Shore. The original of some
OF these pictures cost $4,000
In connection with the exhibition,
refreshments and an elegant supper
will be served. The public cordially
invited.
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4, SBoS.

Mr.. R. a. Causey and family are
now residing in Parksley.
Miss Stella Scott is among the vel
come visitors to our town.
Mrs. E. o. Causey and mother are
visiting friends in the Monumental
city.
Miss Jennie Gusts, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Parksley and vi
cinity.
Large shipments of potatoes are
being daily made frolu this station,
and fair prices realized.
The Medical Association of Acco
mac met in this town last Tuesday
with fair attendance.
Mr.. E. NJ. Ross, contractor and
builder, of Pocomoke City, paid our
town business trip this week.
MIR. John Fl. Scott and family, who
have been visiting in Baltimore for
several days, have returned home.
Rev. j. E. T. Ewell, the popular
pastor of South Baltimore NJ. P.
Church, has been spending the week
in this vicinity among his old friends,
who always delight in his coming.
Rev. j. w. Mitchell. a noted evan.
selist of Baltimore, is assisting our
NJ. P. Pastor in a protracted effort at
this place. Large crowds are in at
tendance, and much interest is being
manifested.
Mr.. Joshua Pitts Wescott, a clever
and prosperous merchant of North.
ampton, and Miss Ella g. Parks, an
attractive and very popular young
lady of Accomac, daughter of Mr..
George p. Parks, were married al
the brides residence at Leemont, on
Wednesday, 9th inst, Rev. a. Dono-
van, of the Methodist Protestant
Church, officiating They took the
south bound train for their home
near Wardtown.
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Observation-Disclosures, 9Th, at
the home of the brides cousin, Mrs.
VIM. E. Lilliston, near Accomac, Va,
Mr.. Robert Wigart formerly of Acco-
mac, now of Baltimore, Md, to Mrs.
Maggie Bailey of Harborton, Va,
J. NJ. Dunaway officiating. The
happy twain will make Harborton
their future home. They have the
best wishes of their numerous friends.
A FRIEND.
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Mess. Click s. Co.. Onancock, wish
to make known that their late new
stock is here and open, and they are
selling lots of them, and very cheap
too. They intended to insert a new
card this week showing what they
brought in specialties,and the prices,
but were too busy to get it up. Go
to sae them all the same, and get
goods at your own prices, they say,
no matter about the cost to them.
Look for their card next week.
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Cnurcii Notes.

There will be no services at Horn
town or New Church, Sunday, owing
to the temporary indisposition OF the
rector.
Revival services will commence at
Grant Memorial NJ. P. Church Sun
day evening, October 10Th. Rev. Mrs
Blandy, of Long Island will assist
the pastor in these services. The all
day meeting has been postponed un
til Sunday, October 31st.
Rev. DR.. Tucker, of Norfolk, will
hold a mission in the Episcopal
Church at Bloxom beginning Friday
October, 18th, 7.3O p. IN All are in
vited. Bishop Randolph will be ut
Emmanuel church, jenkins Bridge,
Sunday, October gath, II a. n, Blox-
ON 40 p. N.
Missionary day will be held at At
lantic Baptist Church, Sunday, DC
tober gath, 3 o'clock p. III. Recita-
tions by the children, special music
and missionary address by Pastor
Rhodes. A collection will be taken
for home and foreign missions.
j. J. WARNER, Supt. S. S.
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Messrs. Ames, Shield & Co. have
their wraps open. What a hand
some pile they show To look through
their rack of styles is fascination to
lovers of dress. Their purchase com
prises the very best styles to be had
from the leading makers, and are in
all grades and finishes to suit the
trade-low price, medium and fine.
To show you the goods made up, the
quality of the work and to put them
on and fit you while here is better
than an order by sample to distant
dealer which may give much bother.
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{,..lY.

Mr.. Geo. w. Mason is on the sick
list at this time.
a -frst-class green grocery is to be
started here soon.
Mr.. H. T. Mears has returned from
a visit to Baltimore.
Sweet potatoes sold here during the
week as high as *1.25 per barrel,
Painter Elmore is putting the
finishing touches on the new hotel.
Green peas shipped from our sta
ton this week by Mr. John R. Crow
son.
Fifteen opossums were Jagged by
Mr.. Geo. E. Grower in two nights
recently.
Misses Ef1ie and Bessie Phillips left
this week for Blackstone Female
Institute.
Mr.. James w. Broughton, OF Hall
wood, made a business trip to our
town this week.
The Norfolk Fair was attended by
0. NJ. Stevenson, E. Il. Taylor and
B. 7. East. citizens OF this place.
Our pubic school opened on Mon-
day and a private school with 20
pupils is open here also, taught by
Mrs. Sadie Hill
Mr.. James II. Powell has been a
sufferer very much of late from
wounds received by being thrown out
of cart by Il runaway mule.
Only or some point near here, it is
thought, will be selected a> the site
for the Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair Grounds i'll the event of Il change
in its present location.
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WncIsnprcnEua.
Our public school has opened will
full attendance.

Our public school has opened with
a full attendance.
A protracted meeting will begin n
Smith Chapel in the Neck on Snnde!
next.
Mrs. w. F. Hudson is in the city
purchasing her fall and winter stock
OF millinery.
Mrs. Lewis J. Phillips and Mr.
Ernest Wescott have been on the sick
list during the past week.
Contractor Hopkins will in Il few
DAYS turn over to the owner, Mrs.
Catherine Watkins, q handsome new
dwelling recently erected on Main
street. The building is comfortably
arranged and the work does credit to
the builder.
The Schooner Conner, of Cninco-
league, loaded with oysters, in at
tempting to pass out of Wncha-
preague Inlet on Wednesday morning
last, grounded on Dawson Shoal. and
schooner and cargo will likely both
be lost. The crew were rescued by
the Life Saving Service.
A pretty full attendance of the
Masonic fraternity of Ocean Lodge
was present at their regular commu
nj, alton on Wednesday night, to
meet Mr.. PArke Jones, District Dep
MY Grand Lecturer, district No l.
Among the visiting brethren were
Messrs. John w. Rogers, L. r.
Doughty and A. ]. McMath, of Chesa-
peake Lodge, Onancock.
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GIsifiIHs e&G 7s G.

Quite a large number of oyster
shuckers arrived here this week from
Seaford, Del.
Fish in our waters at this time nice
end large and our people are enjoy
ing the fun of catching them.
Three minor children of Jas. S.
Birch, deceased, have just received
pension from the U. s. Government
of *234O.
New clothing stores have been
opened here by Sam'l Merkel 81 Co.,
of Crisfield, and B. Frankelstein, Of
Salisbury, Md.
AN exciting running race came off
here on Saturday between ponies of
David Winder and James Daisey of
D. The betting was spicy. Winder's
pony won the :ace and the Doodle.
New dwellings are being erected
here by w n Conant, Woosey Bur
ton, John Tindle and large ware
house by ]. B. Dale & Co.
Vim. }. Birch has been appointed
teacher Of the school up the Island
in place of Vim. Bryne who declined
it, and Miss Salena Pruitt of the
school on Assateague, declined by
Miss jamie Wheaton.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
F. W. Byrd, j. 8. Webster, W. H..
Nicely, 7. H. Mears, J. " Stevens,
Chas. Ward, Baltimore; NJ. E. Selby,
NJ. E. easily, Jno. Fl. Hines, vii
mington: VIM. LeBlanch and family,
Chicago; E. j. Parks, Cris1ield, Nd,
c. B. Dooley, Jersey City; L Z. Gull
len, Chester, Pa E. H. Benson, Po-
comoke City; Geo. Heap, Westover,
Md; James w. broughtun, Accomac.
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NEIGHBORHOoD NOTES.
Onniicock.

Onancock.
Rev. Mr.. McNabb left on Monday
for his home.
Mr.. Alonzo B. Lewis, of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives in town.
Rev. G. E. Booker, of Cambridge,
Nd, visited friends here this week.
Rev. G. R. Neese, revivalist, con-
Quoted services this week in the Nj.
E. Church.
Mr.. Chas. r. Scott went to Philad-
adelphia this week in the interest OF
his oyster business.
Mrs. Vim. P. Powell and children
returned to their home in st. Marys
county, Md, by steamer on Monday.
Mr.. r. J. Parker has qualified as
town sergeant, in place OF Mr.. Tank
G. Kellam, who was elected but fail
ed. qualify.
Mrs. Broughton & Co. are improv-
ing their storehouse by putting on a
handsome front and adding eX IA
counters and shelving.
Mr.. D. j. Titlow-"The Fair on
North street. is charging his store
room preparatory TO adding another
department to his lines OF merchan-
disc.
An "Old Peoples Service was held
in Il NJ. E. Church on Sunday, the
3rd inst. Sermon by pastor II. 5.
Dulany. A glorious meeting was re-
ported.
Miss Maud c. Mills will be married
to AR. Sam'l. H. White, of Washing
ton, D. c., in November. Miss Mills
left for Baltimore by steamer POGO
moke on Monday.
Our public graded school opened
on Monday with the usual large at
tendance, under the tutorage of Mr..
&. &. Joynes, principal, and Misses
Lottie Parker and Maggie Noting
ham, assistants.
Rev. R. F. Gayle returned on Sat
urday from Harborton where he was
assis ting in revival service. He
was sick when he arrived and on the
following day was unable to fill his
pulpit. AT this writing he is much
bette.
Though the clouds and mist from
the northeast on last Saturday kept
away many people, yet those present
made business. A prominentmerchant
remarked to the writer that sales re-
minded him OF the good times of the
past.
The reduced fare to Baltimore on
the steamers has induced the travel
of large lists of passengers each week.
The people are going, going, and the
steamboat owners and retail mer
chants of Baltimore are reaping a
rich harvest.
Mr.. w. T. Bundick, State Chair
man of the prohibition party, left
Wednesday for another tour of the
State. He will speak during Octo
Der at Suffolk, Petersburg and Dan
Vile, and in many counties of the
State, including Isle of Wight, Motto.
way, Nansemond, southampton and
There will be an art exhibition and
supper given in the house belonging
to Capt. Thos. johnson, on Main st.
formerly occupied by Mrs. Maggie
Bagwell, on the afternoon and even
ing of Friday, October, 18th from
4 80 until 1920. Proceeds for Pres
byterian church of Onancock. Ad
mission Is s. s5 cents. All are cor
daily invited to be present.
Capt. Jno. P. L. Hopkins has pur-
chased of Mr.. w. f. Parker his farm at
TaSlev station. a part OF the front
will be laid off for lsiness purposes
and the firm of Hopkins s. Bro. will
plant a Lranch of their mercantile
business there, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Thos. S. Hopkins. Ex-
tensive improvements will be begun
as soon as the plans are ready. This
enterprise will be looked to with in
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| oMMITTEE.

Mr.. D. j. litlow, Of The Fair, !"
has just received a fresh invoice of
plants and bulbs-ine rubber plants,
begonias, lilies, roses, carnations, sc,
Give him a call.
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MctOIilpitifI.

Beef cattle in this section very
scarce. The supply not equal to the
demand for them.
Mrs. VIM. H. Bundick, Jr., quite
sick of late, is improving and will
soon be out again.
Masters Will and Charles Byrd ex-
pect to be pupils of the new school at
jenkins Bridge, this session.
Very many of our people took ad-
vantage of the low excursion rates by
steamer 10 visit Baltimore this week.
An entertainment under the au-
spices of members of Zion Baptist
Church will be given in the hall over
q. P. Byrd s. Bros store, Pastoral,
about the 21st inst.
The Zion choir is practlclng for the
cornerstone laying at Parksley on
the 1oth, and will contribute its share
to the fine music on that occasion.
With the assistance the Parksley
choir, very fine one, will have from
Zion and other points, rare treat
may indeed be expected in music.
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yninf Convention of Elizabeth City
md AccOr1ack Counties.

The Accomac delegates to the joint
legislative convention of Elizabeth
City and Accomac counties, and all
interested parties from Elizabeth
City. are requested to re-assemble at
Parksley, on Monday, October 18th
1897, at 1890 p. m, to nominate a
foater candidate to represent the
counties of Accomac and Elizabeth
City in the next House of Delegates.
A full attendance is desired.
J. W. BowDoIN,
Chairman of Joint Convention.
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It's Mayo's name that guarantees
the quality of their cut plug ounces
for cents. Every snlo,er should
try a package.
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Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
Mr. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac c. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm
Cape Charles Ice y Lumber Co.
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Misses Emma and Ruth Lewis,
Parksley, have received a large stock
of fall and winter millinery and will
be ready to receive all customers on
next Monday and extend them cor
dial invitation.