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Gi,:s.OD3enE s;e.

Miss Mollie Rowley is visiting
friends in Dover, Delaware.
Steamer Chincoteague will go to
Wilmington next week for repairs
and improvements.
Robert Scarborough and family, o
Philadelphia, are spending their sum
mer vacation with us.
G.. w. Scharrott and family. OF
Baltimore, have occupied their cot
tage on Assateague for the Summer.
Il. Il. Sharpley. commission ner
chant, and wife, of Philadelphia, will
move here next week to spend the
summer.
DR.. E. U. Potter, dentist, who left
here some time ago to locate at New
port News did not like the place, and
will return here.
Schooners j. r. Motratt and
Thomas Thomas loaded this week,
with shells for Connecticut, and
Sloop Flying Scud with round pota-
toes for Atlantic City.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
r. B. Fisher, ]. D. Haskins, james
Revell, Baltimore; F. c. Hanna
Philadelphia; H. Buttingham, J. c.
Ross, NJ. B. Saterfeld, w. P. Allen
W. w. Lang, Pocomoke City; Thos
P. Evans and wife, Jackson Towns
hand, S. T. Johnson, w. l.. Mock
Dr.. Il. II. Taylor, Miss Margaret
Lilliston, Miss May Watson, Acco-
mac.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
esnallc0ck-

Master Thos. Taylor gave dancing
purity recently to his young friends
Mrs. John S. Wise, daughter and
son are visiting Fredericksburg, Va.
this week.
Mr.. Roland Latham. student of the
University of Virginia, returned home
last week.
Mr.. Il. Z. Fitzgerald has taken a
clerkship in the First National Bank
of Onancock.
Our young people held another
dance in the town hall on Friday
evening, Sth inst.
Mrs. VIM. P. Gusts and Miss Lena
Gusts, OF Baltimore, are guests OF
Mrs. h. NJ. Gusts.
Miss Louise Heath, daughter OF
Judge Heath, Norfolk, is the guest
OF Mrs R. L. Ames.
The contract for the re building OF
the NJ. T. Church, South, has been
awarded Mr.. iona Parks.
Mrs. McGlocton, sister of DIR. VIM.
&. Finney, Baltimore, is Il guest at
the home OF DIR. E. b. Finney.
Master Arthur Parker, son of Mr..
Vim. H. Parker, gave a party on
Wednesday evening to company OF
his little friends
MIR. G. S. York is in town and has
begun the contract of laying pipe fol
the waterworks which will extend
through the town.
A lawn party was held at 1.-The
Cove" the home of Mrs. Charlotte
Taylor, last week, for the benefit of
the Presbyterian Church.
There was a lawn party, for the
benefit of the Epworth League of the
NJ. +. Church, held at the home OF
Mrs. a. Il. Evans, this week.
Mr.. Dorsch has removed his bakery
to the Pennewell storehouse on Main
street. Has erected another room on
the rear of building and put in u
portable oven.
Miss Mercer, of Point of Rocks, Md.
and Mr.. and Mrs. McGonigall, of
Lapidun, Md, who were visiting Miss
Mary Tyler, returned to their homes
by steamer on Monday,
The Episcopal Sunday school pic
mic, which was appointed to be held
on Tuesday, at "Meadvillen farm, on
Onancock creek, was postponed on
account of very inclement weather.
There is still great demand for
fruit in our market Berries and
apples are in extremely small supply.
Families who have come here recent
ly are remarking upon this condition,
a fruit famine in this good country.
The fault is that the farmers are not
giving any attention to fruit growing
excepting Strawberries. 1t really
seems that it would pay somebody to
supply the large local demand with q
variet y OF fruit.
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WnIer Party.

There will be all day water party
held at Messongo Wharf (Hammocks),
Wednesday, July goth. Among the
attractions of the day will be bicycle
riding and canoe racing. All who
wish to go in bathing will be furnish
ed suits free and there is splendid
shore for same. Dinner and supper
served. All who wish good meal of
fish, oysters, soft crabs and CLANS can
have them furnished hot from the
pan. Confectioneries, ice cream,
lemonade will be served and every
thing will be done to make it com.
Portable. Come everybody and have
good time. The Crisfeld brass
band will furnish music for the day.
P. w. Bonnewell,
c. S. Witham, COMMITTEE.
g. F. Byrd,
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Ohio Lewis and Miss Lena Lewis,
of Hampton, are guests of Mr.. John
Hurst.
Miss Lima Northan, of jenkins
Bridge, is visiting her brother, Jnoo.
w. Northam.
Mr.. Arthur Evans has been con-
fined to his room for a month and is
still critically ill with rheumatism.
The crab business with us,this sea-
Son has been the dullest ever known.
Crabs have been scarce and prices
low. There has been an improve
ment of late and at present the crab
beers are very fairly remunerated for
for their labor.
Miss Phoebe Evans, daughter OF
Capt. John w. Evans, died at hel
home, after lingering illness, of con
sumption, Tuesday, July 9TH, aged Is
years She was member Of Leather
bury NJ. E. Church and highly res
pected in this community. a father
mother and four brothers survive
her. Funeral services were held over
her at Grant Memorial Church,
Thursday, 9Th inst, conducted by
Revs. Donovan and Burke and the
remains inferred in Onancock GENE
terry.
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IIarmanson-Wcst Camp.

The Executive Committee of Har-
manson-West Camp Confederate
Veterans met at Hallwood, on Mon
day last, to perfect the arrangements
for the reunion on July Goth. 1t is
confidently expected that the reunion
will be great success. The ladies
are earnestly at work and everything
indicates that in the near future an
appropriate monument, to the
memory of our dead soldiers, will be
reared in our midst. Every one should
help in the matter. Remember that
provisions for the dinner are needed
as we'll as articles for the department
for fancy goods.
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TellI.ernIlceYilIe.

Mr.. E. Z. Lang, critically i'll at this
writing.
Miss A. May Matthews left this
week to attend the Summer Normal
School at Mount Jackson, Md.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Lang and family, of Bal
timore, after an absence OF six years,
are home on visit to his father, Mr..
E. T. Lang.
Miss Margie Savage, of Jersey city,
IS the guest Of Miss Lucille Grlnnalds
and Master Sam Trott, of Baltimore,
of Clarence jacobs.
Miss Vivian Matthews returned
this week from visit to fir ends in
Philadelphia, and Miss Sus' lister
from q visit to friends in 6a. more.
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Water Party mt SnXfs.

A water party will begin at rev
er's park. Saxis, July Goth. and con-
tinue three days. Among the amuse-
ments will be boat races for flags,
bicycling, scientific swimming, GRO
quet, base ball, foot races-a prize for
each race. Boats furnished to those
who wish to sail, and nice beach for
promenading. Music and fireworks
at night. Dinner, supper, ice cream
confectioneries &C., tor sale. Every
body invited.
L. NJ. DENVER,
Manager.
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Special Sale DnY.

Tuesday, July Goth, will be a special
sale day with us. We will have in
stock on that day, two car loads of
buggies, surveys. daytons, double and
single farm wagons, besides the regu
lar line of goods we carry in this line
which we will offer very cheap for
cash on that day. There will be no
shopworn or shoddy goods in the
stock, all fresh and new. Come and
get the bargains we have to offer you.
B. w. MEARs s. Son,
Keller, Va.
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Regatta.

Regatta will come off at Wacha-
preague, Thursday, July 21st, 1898.
Premiums given by o. D. Doughty
in two races.
First race-Bateaux Is feet-1st
premium IS, I'd premium So. 3rd pre-
MUM 50.
Second race--Bateaux 16 feet-Pre
miums same as in first race.
Races commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Entrance fee for all bateaux s1.OO.
Bicycle races same day.
Dinner will be served at the hotel
on the occasion.
ALEX. RICHARDSON,
a. s. KELLAM, Com.
G. V. WILLIS,
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Church Entertainments.

The Sunday schools of Smiths
Chapel and Stockley's gate will unite
in their annual picnic and children's
day, at Smiths Chapel, Friday, July
22d The public invited.
An all day fair will be held by the
Baptists of Harborton at the Grange
Fair grounds on Thursday July 2Sth.
Among the amusements of the day
will be, ladies bicycle contest, a
grand tournament, baseball games
sc. Dinner, supper and the usual
refreshments will be served. If
weather is inclement on day named
fair will be held next day.
A church fair will be held at Ward
town Baptist Church on Thursday,
july 2Sth, and if the weather is in
clement on that day, the first fair
day thereafter. The proceeds will go
towards the liquidation of the debt
on the Wardtown Baptist Church.
There will be conveyances at Reads
Wharf, to take all persons from the
Accomack side of Occohannock Creek
TO the fair.
An all day picnic will be held on
Half Moon Island under the auspices
of mem bers of Ayres M. Il. Church,
Wednesday, July 27th. Delightful
sailing, fine bathing and an album
dance of things to refresh the inner
man are among the attractions Offer
ed. Boats will leave steamboat
wharf, Hunting Creek, 10 q. III. and
1:3O p. H., to take all, free of charge,
who wish to go.
Fair and festival at Wisharts Point
July, s7th. Boat racing, excursion
on the steamer Winnie, pleasure
boats will take those sailing who wish
to engage in that sport. Accommoda-
tion furnished for dressing to those
who wish to battle in salt sea-water.
Dinner, supper, ice cream and con
dictionary will be served. Proceeds
for the benefit of Atlantic NJ. P.
Church. Come and help good cause
and have a pleasant time.
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Enquire of Mrs. L. NJ. Smith, Mrs.
NJ. c. Hebard, Mrs. L. J. burlington
Mrs. P. II. Davis, Mrs. j. W. Joynes,
Mrs. A. E. Ames, Mrs. L. J. Hyslop,
and many others to know how they
like their vapor oil cook stoves, sold by
s. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague,
Special Agents.
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This is to give notice that the I'M
dersigned is strong and well again
and will resume business at once.
All persons desiring my services will
find me in place and prepared physi.
cally and otherwise to attend to my
business day or night.
Respectfully,
Ct. L. Ames.
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Don't forget it, it is money in your
pocket. This season is advanced, we
haye a great pile of thin wearing ap-
parel that must go in a short time,
and we do not refuse any figure that
we can meet. 1t is all your way till
we clear them out.
Ames, Shield s. Co.
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Don't forget it. it is money in your
pocket. This season is advanced, we
have great pile of thin wearing ap
parel that must go in short lime,
and we do not refuse any figure that
we can meet. 1t is all your way till
we clear them out.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Don't forget it, it is money in your
pocket. This season is advanced, WE
have great pile of thin wearing ap
parel that must go in a short time
and we do not refuse any figure that
we can meet. 1t is all your way til
we clear them out.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Special Inducement in
ABE CT 0 T H N G.

yourself unless prices as cheap and
offer you Tree your
Watch filled value @
ocothes and boys parts o. Vas
buy hony 100 draws and you get gooa
values business reader you
surely Special values Clothng su
yesa and prices Furnishing Line complete
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Why not buy your windows, doors,
blinds and other building material
from W. NJ. Kellam & Co., Cape
Charles, Va? We are up to date in
prices, styles and quality.
w. NJ Kellam & Co.,
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Don't forget it, it is money in your
pocket. This season is advanced, we
have a great pile of thin wearing ap.
parel that must go in a short time,
and we do not refuse any figure that
we can meet. tits all your way till
we clear them out.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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For REST-The "Poulson Farm, !"
year 1850, or for term of years, now
occupied by L. w. Beloat. Large,
admirably adapted to all trucking
purposes, lying in Accomac county,
between and equidistant from Oman
cock and N. Y. P. 81 N. R. R., afford
ing unexcelled transportation facili
ties. For terms and further particu-
lars, communicate with
II. a. Hopkins.
POI E. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Write to us tor 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. a., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Parties looking for nobby and well
made clothing will find we have re-
duced our prices far below actual
value to unload in season. Call and
look and you will be convinced.
S. W. Ames s. Co.,
Pungoteague.
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LADIES AT IT EN- T l O N

stock Latest styles in Trimmed aa5Pee
Shoes SIS to $50 to be sold for SIG
cents Carpet people Call early
anu secure oaisan' A"N' '0' W. P'' A. n. G. MEARS.
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This Ad you read ads is useless to
Stock cheap only those who ask
for them We Special beyond competition and add
PRIZES In the ladies
choice Machine suit OF
and at One So spent in cash at the
BARGAIN DRY GOOD STORE OF A. H. G's.-
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Clothing, hats and shoes at half
their value at S. W. Ames Il Co.,
Pungoteague.
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I will be at Atlantic P. O., Thurs
day and Friday, July 21st and 22nd,
for the practice of my profession.
DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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NoTIcE-An alderney COW, dark
color, ends OF horns sawed off, leftmy
premises July 4th. Information of
her suitably rewarded.
T. J. Savage.
Onley, Va.
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FALSE REPoRT-It has been re-
ported around Parksley, that some
one holds letter of mine, saying l
wrote to York s. Whitney asking
them to sell potatoes for five per cent
for the Farmers Club and that also
asked commissions for myself. In re
ply I have to say, never wrote a
line to York g. Whitney in my life or
to any other commission man asking
commissions. and the one, who re
ported this, lies and the truth is not
in him. Come up with your letter or
shut up.
s. w. Parks.
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NoTIcE-Don't fail to have your
bicycles, whips and baggage checked
at the Peninsula Fair. Daily papers
from New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Norfolk will be for sale at
same stand.
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A large and well selected stock of
thin wearing apparel just suited for
the campmeeting and fairs for ladies
and gentlemen. Call and save half
of your money at
s. w. Ames s. Co.,
Pungoteague.
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Come, come-this is the time to
buy you suit Ashby & Beloat are
letting them go at any price for the
cash for the next 80 days.
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Don't forget the dates of Peninsula
Fair meeting, Augusta, 8, 4, 8, Tasley,
Va. Fast excursion trains daily from
north and south.
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Parties looking for campmeeting
outfits will save money by calling on
s. w. Ames & Co., Pungoteague.
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Admission to Peninsula Fair
grounds Tasley, Va, August 2, 3, 4 5,
25 cents
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For LOAN Money on unincum-
bered real estate.
John s. Parsons,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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S. W. Parks.

NoT1cE-The 42nd annual session
of the order of Galileans will convene
at Price Hall, Leigh St., Richmond,
Va, Tuesday, August 2nd. Come
60 to Richmond, the Capitol of the
grand old State Of Virginia, the
mother OF statesmen.
P. F. Reid,
s. D. s. R.
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MT. CUsTIs FOR RENT FOR 1899
That part of Mt. Gusts now occupied
by Benjamin Watkinson. Apply to
Orris A. Browne.
Cape Charles, Va.
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For sALE-Fifty barrels of good
corn at market price at my farm on
Folly Greek.
Thos. F. Floyd.
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For RENT For YEAR 1S99.-Th1
johnson farm, near Bethel Church,
at present occupied by ]. S. Sterling.
For terms apply to
E. Brakeley Northam,
1 E. Pratt Street,
Baltimore, Md,
or Stewart K. Powell.
Onancock, Va.
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J,hn W.Edmonds.E Editor and Owner.
LOCAL MEsMMS

District Conference of NJ. E. Church,
South, meets in hancock, July 10Th.
Campmeeting, at Conquest Chapel.
near Hallwood, begins Friday, July
-onl
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IContinued on Second Page].
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The Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair commences Tuesday, August 23,
and continues four days.
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Nor1cE-I am open for engage
ments to take parties on my band
some new sloop to any point from
Cape Charles to Chincoteague.
G. V. Willis,
Wachapreague, Va.
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The Chesapeake Agricultural Fair
will commence August 10th, and con
tinue four DAYS
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Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Go.
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CheScO;,lieSstx.

Ohio Lewis and Miss Lena Lewis,
of Hampton. are guests OF Mr.. John
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The finishing touches have been
put on the grand stand at the PENN
sula Fair grounds and the stars and
stripes are now floating from its
tower.
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For SALE-Oats in straw by w. E..
Mapp, Onley, Va.
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For RENT-The farm Ravenswood
on the seaside, with abundant re-
sources and fine pasture. Apply to
The Misses GUSTS,
Accomack G. H., Va.
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Goods at a reduced price and the
prospect Of valuable prize are offered
by A. H. &. MearS in his advertise
ment this week. See ad. in another
column.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Prof. NJ. d. West has enlisted
III Capt. S. Y. Sanford company.
Prof. J. j. Greer has been selected
to take charge of the school here.
Quite a number of our people
attended the Literary Convention
at Oakland Friday ard Saturday
and have good words of praise for
the Oakland people for their gen.
erous hospitality during our stay
among them. The exercises of
the convention were good, and ev-
erybody seemed to enjoy them
selves and have a good time gen.
orally.
Messrs. r. 2. Dobbins, Oscar
Pickens, A. n. and G. S. Mayes
and J. f. Williams spent two days
at Charleston, S. c., last week.
Mr.. John McDougal, of Atlanta,
who has been visiting his cousin,
Mr.. Glenn DuBose has returned
home.
Miss Lena Martin has returned
from Dallas, Ga, accompanied by
Misses Spinks and Roberts.
The old veterans here will at
tend the reunion in Atlanta this
week.
We feel very thankful for the
abundant rains that have fallen
here recently. Crops of all kinds
look very promising at present,
and the farmers are in good spir-
its.
Mr.. R. E. McElreath, of Allan
tr, spent Sunday with home folks.
Misses Liza and Aldy Neil
reath are visiting their brother
in Atlanta. ALLEN.
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UPSHAW.

A large number of our Young
people attended the Literary Con-
vention at Oakland last Friday
and Saturday, and report good
time.
Miss Maggie Giles who has been
quite sick, is convalescent.
Mr.. J. F. Chalker and wife, of
Kennesaw, visited the family of
Mr.. Robert Griggs last week. Lit
tie Addie Mae Griggs accompanied
them home.
Mr.. Lee DuPree and sister, Miss
Laura, of Paulding county, visited
our community last Saturday and
Sunday.
The general meeting at Sorrell
Springs was we'll attended last
Sunday.
Mr.. H. H. Clay and family, of
Marietta, visited the family of Mr..
Thomas Clay last Sunday.
The school continues to grow in
numbers and interest. More than
one hundred on roll last Monday.
Miss Lizzie McEachern has re-
turned to her home in Atlanta.
If Ruby fails to attend the cor
respondents picnic, you may
know that she is attending pro-
tracted meeting. RUBY.
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dbe marietta gnnrnal.
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and Lo-
calities.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
All Points Of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
ACWORTH.

Col. J. J. Hickman, of Ken
lucky, lectured at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon and
Monday evening to large crowd
on the subject of Temperance.
Miss Fannie Wills, of Column
bus, is in the city, the guest of
Mrs. A. A. Webb.
Miss Ella Kitchen and Rossie
Brook are visiting in Atlanta.
Mrs. NJ. K. Gregg and family
left Wednesday for Marietta.
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Jennie Smith has return
ed from visit to her sister, Mrs.
w. E. Williams, of Marietta.
Mr.. George Tanner, of Chatta-
nooga, who has been visiting rel
atives and friends in the city re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Clayton Lemon, of Dalton,
spent few days with his parents
the first of the week.
Mr.. FELTON, Badget, who is now
with Douglas, Thomas & Dawson,
OF Atlanta, spent Sunday with
home folks.
Prof. j. G. Camp, of Eatonton.
lectured at the Methodist church
Friday evening on Truth and
Shams.'
Misses Mamie McCollum and
Lizzie Putnam, who have been the
guests of Mrs. J. w. WcMillian.
have returned to their home in
Canton.
Messrs. f. w. Lemon, Jess
Lemon, Felix Collins, Chas. Ad-
ans, John Awtrey and Prof. Aw-
trey returned Friday afternoon
from the Cohutta mountains.
where they have been hunting and
f fishing for the past ten. days.
They carried with them X COM
plete camping outfit. They re-
port a fine time and plenty of
game. DINE