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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-22
CHARTER ELEc ton
WILL BE HELD ON
Tuesday, April L, 1888

commencing at six O'Clock in the morn
ing and closing at seven O'Clock in the
evening, and that the following named
places for Registry and Election and
boundaries of Election Precincts at which
said Boards shall meet and said Election
shall be held have been appointed and
adopted:=
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Remember that sleeves of a different
material from the waist have come in,
says 'sHarper's Bazar.f So far. how
ever, they are generally Of embroidery
or guipure. or of something that recalls
the trimmings of the gown. What / am
very fond of is the princesse dress with
draped waist top. which is so effective in
/ summer stuffs. A princesse gown of
white cloth is heavily soutached On the
ikirt, and opens at the throat over a
hiny yoke Of white mousseline de sole
This is edged with pointed revers en-
proidered with white soutache and tiny
threads of gold that give. together. the
Effect of a spiders web. Starting from
Alder the arm on the right side is a
Eapery OF raousseline de sole which
Crosses to the left. and is finished with
a chou and ends. This is bordered at the
top With a narrow galloen of embroid-
sry like the revers. The sleeves are en-
sirely soutached.
The straight collars round the neck
nav be trimmed in almost any sort of
Wsy that suits the fancy, with the pres
mt styles. One sees them perfectly
plain. to begin with, without ears, frills,
anvthing. One sees them with little
oates. One also sees neckgear with
oops Of mousseline de sole as garniture,
aeId in the middle by a fancy buckle.
Nearly all the theatre blouses in Paris
i,lst now are made with a little square
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-22

The above sale stands adjourned to
Monday, March 2Sth, 1898. at two o'clock
in the afternoon. at the Real Estate
Salcsroonls of Franz Stevens, No. SIS
Montgomery stfeet. Jersey City, u. ].
Dated March u, 1898.
FRANK p. McDERMOTT. Auditor.
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sunday SCHOOL Convention.

On Saturday, May 2Sth, the Sunday
School Convention of the Accomac
Baptist Association convened at Red
Bank Baptist Church.
At ten o'clock Pastor NJ. F. Sanford
called the meeting to order. After
short devotional exercises the follow
Ing officers were elected: M. F. San
ford reelected president, W. f.
White secretary and s. R. Nelson
treasurer.
The reports from the Sunday
Schools were good-that is those that
reported. Not more than half of the
Sunday schools reported, either by
letter or delegate, fact much to be
regretted for those meetings are in
teresting and helpful to Sunday
school workers. The one at Red Bank
was not an exception to the rule.
The questions discussed were all
Important and the speakers showed
that they had given some thought
upon the subjects.
One thing to be regretted about
these meetings is the fact that so few
iaymen take a prominent part in the
discussions With but few exceptions
the laity of the Accomac Association
do not cultivate the practice of speak
ing in public as much as they ought.
There we're some familiar faces
sadly missed at the meeting. Judge
Gunter and D. F. White, who have
been called up higher since our last
meeting, and Pastor Dunaway who
always throws much life in such
meetings WAS sadly missed because Of
his departure to the Mountains. We
sighed for you brother beloved.
The attendance was very good on
Saturday and on Sunday, the multi.
tudes came. The entertainment was
warm and cordial. Red Bank is at
present withouta pastor but on Sun
day they extended. call to Rev. c..
l.. Corbitt. If he feels it his duty to
come be will find a great work before
him.
1t was regretted that several OF the
pastors We're conspicuous for their
absence. The next meeting of the
convention will be at Chincoteague
Church last Sunday in May 1899, G.
W. Hurt to preach the sermon.
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Jenk tns Bridge.

Mrs. Samuel White is quite i'll at
this writing.
Miss Annie E. Hargis is visiting at
Mrs. It. E. Fletcher2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. L. Fletcher, OF
Cape Charles, were guests OF Mrs. s.
D. Fletcher, last week.
The rector of this parish, H. S.
Simmerman, preached his farewell
sermon at this place on last Sunday
he has accepted 8 call in Kentucky
"A Patriotic Tea was given in honor
of Prof. Thos F. Coles, principal Of
''Accomack Academy" on Friday
evening last, by Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
D. Fletcher at their home, 'Lowood'
Yards of red, white and blue ribbon
were used in decorating the table
and as souvenirs of the evening,
stick pins representing Old Glory
were presented to each guest. Among
those present We're: Misses B. B.
Fletcher and a. Foster Fletcher Of
.'Shamrock, Miss Leila Selby, of Oak
Hall, and Miss Willie Slant. of Sin
nickson, Va, Prof. Thos. F. Coles, Of
Lynchburg, Mr.. F. W. K. Holland, o.
Horntown, Mr.. Robert L. Fletcher O
Accomack c. H., and DR.. Rosser, o.
Lynchburg.
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DcnthH.

Capt. James Arnold died at his
home in Occahonnock Neck, on Wed.
nesday. His wife survives him. His
remains were taken to his old home
on Long Island for interinent. The
deceased was gentleman of high
character and well thought of by
numerous friends in Accomac and
Northampton. -.za-c .:' :.
Mrs. Matte Taylor, wife of Sewell A.
Taylor, merchant of .Modestown, and
daughter of William Fl. Pruitt, oil
Temperanceville, died after a long
illness at the home of her father on
Sunday morning last, aged "a years
The deceased was q lady of very Iowa
BILE character and was held in af-
fectionate esteem by large circle OF
relatives and friends After funeral
services at the M. E. Church, South,
on Monday, conducted by her pastor,
Rev. E. T. Garner. her remains were
inferred in the Methodist Cemetery
near Temperanceville.
Bernard, son of Ezekiel Hargis'
died Thursday, near Accomac G. H.,
aged 3 years.
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Oill0y.

Mr.. A. W. Mears. of Baltimore, was
here on visit to his mother this
week
Mr.. T. j. Savage is having his house
painted. Will Lilliston Yields the
brush.
Rev. Mr.. Griffith and family have
returned from delightful trip to
Baltimore.
On May 3Oth, 1912 packages of
produce were shipped from our sta.
ton by express.
MIR. William Nottingham, of North
ampton, made a business trip to our
town this week.
Mr.. w. T. Wimbrough and wife
spent the holidays visiting friends
near Pocomoke City.
Mr.. Will White and wife, of Me
tonpkin. spent the holidays with
relatives at this place.
Our barrel man, Mr.. B. T. Parks,
has received 81 new supply Of material
and will soon commence work.
Miss Carrie l.. Griffith has returned
from Bowling Green Female lnsti-
tute and will spend the summer al
Only.
Our clothier, A. Roseman, has been
called to Baltimore by q sick wife.
Mr.. Richard Fulwell Ames "holds the
FORT in his absence.
For several days past shipments
have been SO large, that the agent OF
this station has been taxed to the
utmost;to give them proper attention.
Many of our people attended the
Rosebud rally at burlington Camp
ground on Monday last, and were
greatly pleased with the address OF
Mr.. Marsh, missionary to Mexico.
The Loyal Legion and w. t. G. U.
held an interesting meeting on last
Sunday at our Methodist Church.
Readings by Mrs. James, Miss Belote
and MIR. A. w. Mears very fine, and q
beautiful solo rendered by little Miss
Pearl McMath. Meeting will be held
every Sunday afternoon, 3 O'Clock,
by Loyal Legion.
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slreiins OF S..hnni Rnnrd.

The Metompkin school board will
meet at Parksley, Tuesday, 18th inst
on arrival of north bound train, for
the purpose of devising plans for
new school building in this town.
All parties interested will meet with
u.s. We desire full attendance.
D. H. JOHNSON, G. B.
Parksley, Va, June I'd, 1898.
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Df.trict Convention.

The quarterly District Convention
of the w. G. r. u. will be held with
the Cape Charles Union on eth and
Sth of June, exercises beginning al
S p. H., on 18th.
All superintendent of Departments
are requested to send in their reports
to District Superintendent one week
before the convention.
All who are interested in temper
ance work are cordially invited to
meet with us.
MRS. BETTE a. RUE,
Dist. Pres
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Chinootengue


/! Capt. JohnsW Bunting Opened up
his'fsh factory this week.
Mrs. DR.. J. W. Fields is home from
a visit of several weeks to Philadel-
phia.
Capt. S. ]. Mumford and Son, have
thought schooner s. j. Delane, Phil
adelphia.
President o. d. Melvin preached
his quarterly sermon at our NJ. r.
Church last week.
Mrs. Mary Read. wife of Littleton
| Reed, died Thursday of last week,
aged about years.
Mr.. r. L. Marshall was called to
the bedsideof his sick father, Sharp
town, Md. this week.
| Mr.. R. D. Jones, States Attorney,
Worcester County, made US a bust
uess trip this week.
Mrs. N. H. Gordy and daughter
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Scarborough, Philadelphia.
Charles Il. Jester and Mrs. Mary
Jester were married May 2Sth, Rev.
E. H. Bennington officiating.
Miss Amanda Knight and sister
have closed their school and gone to
their home in North Carolina.
Captain John Hilton and wife, OF
Pleasantville, N. j., have been here
for several weeks on visit to friends.
The Ladies Aid Society, of Christ
NJ E. Church, will hold an all day
festival July 4th, 1898, on s. J. Mum
ford's Wharf.
Edward Logan, colored, aged Is
years, in attempting to get marsh
bird which he had shot few days
ago, fell overheard and was drowned.
Mr.. o. NJ. Jones sold out his drug
store this week to his brother, r. d.
Jones, and it has since been opened
under the style of the Jones Drug
Co."
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week.
j. G. Minson, Charles L. Ward, II. L
Moore, John Brown. Frank w. Byrd,
Baltimore; r. F. Powell, D Hunt,
Philadelphia; J. Frank Hudson, j
w. Field, New York; I. Woodrow,
Wilmington; A. H. Haymau, Chester,
Pa; W. L. Kennedy, Harrington; M.
Dibler, Salisbury; E. q. Benson, w
c. Guillette, Pocomoke; Upton Ma
son, Misses Mollie Wallop, Virgie
Taylor, and Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, Ac-
comac.
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During the summer of 1891, Mr..
Chas. p Johnson, a we'll known at.
torney of Louisville, KY, had very
severe attack of summer complaint.
Quite number of different remedies
were tried, but failed to afford any
relief. a friend who knew w hat was
needed procured him bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which quickly
cured him and he thinks, saved his
life. He says that there has not been
a day since that time that he has not
had this remedy in his household.
He speaks of it in the highest praise
and takes much pleasure in re-
commencing it whenever an op
portunity is offered. For sale by
VIM. H. Parker, Onancock; s. W.
Ames s. Co, Pungoteague; Coleburn
g. Stockley, Keller.
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Busiiiesa locals.

NoT1cE-I will be at Sayageville on
June 18th, 1898, at 2 o'clock p. M, TO,
the purpose of renting out all the
lands of the late George w. Mason,
deceased, for the year 1899, for share,
or money rent, at option of renter. All
present tenants preferred providing
they rent on or before June 18th, 1898.
All farms rented for money rent the
renter will be required to give bond
and approved security. George B..
Mason, Executor.
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Sunday schoor nass.Mee.,ng.

MIR. EDIToR-Please allow me to
announce through your paper that
there will be q mass-meeting of all
the Sunday schools on my charge at
Sanford, Wednesday, June 18th. Elk.
ercises will begin at 10 o'clock and
continue all day.
On July 18th, the ladies of POGO
moke, Sanford and Saxes Methodist
Churches will have dinner for the
benefit of these churches, at Sanford
w. G. BATES.
5000.
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PnrEStey.

Miss Minnie Dix closed her private
school this week.
Miss Etta Bosnian is visiting rela-
tives in Salisbury.
Mrs. L. D. Lewis left for the Monu-
mental city last Monday.
Mr.. Fred Johnson, of New Church,
spent last Sunday in our town.
Miss Ethel Lewis is visiting in Suf>
folk, the guest of Miss Lille Dennis.
Master Johnnie Wharton, son Of
DR.. J. S. Wharton, of trisfeld, spent
last week in our town.
Mr.. Will Mears,of Temperanceville,
is acting as night agent at this place,
relieving Mr.. Harry Sargent.
Mr.. Roy D. White left for Rich
mond last Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises of Rich
mond College.
Miss Lena johnson left for Rich
mond last Tuesday, where she will at,
tend the commencement exercises OF
the Womans College.
Mr.. E. c. Pate, one of our leading
merchants, is having his residence
improved by coat of paint, also a
new fence around the yard.
A cart with party of ladies and a
boy was capsized by runaway horse
near the town last week. The ladies
escaped with bruises, the boy, named
Jester, had his leg broken.
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omalIcuck.

This town has been greatly admired
recently by visitors. 1t is wearing its
prettiest summer dress.
Mr. Littleiield, of N. Y, and Messrs.
Hodge and Mayo, of Newark, n. j.,
were the guests OF Mr.. S. K. Powell
this week.
Mrs. Runyon, of Perth Amboy, N
j., is the guest of Miss Leila Powell.
They were schoolmates at the
Woman's College of Baltimore.
MI. ]. Marvin Watson, OF Rich
mond, Va, formerly student of rhe
Margaret Academy, visited Mrs. j. H.
Riley, his sister, on last Saturday.
Miss Tyler gave the pupils of her
school picnic on last Monday. 1t
was held in pine grove on Mount
Prospect farm and was much en-
joyed.
Children's day services were held in
the NJ. E. Church, South, on last
Sunday The exercises consisted of
an address by the pastor, songs and
Rotations.
A very small vote was polled last
week for mayor and town Council.
1t was very complimentary to the
present administration; the most OF
the councilmen succeed themselves liz
Office.
Mr.. Jos. A. Latham, carpenter,
while building an addition to the
dwelling of Mr.. h. T. Ames, on last
Saturday, fell from ladder a dis
lance of about eight feet and pitched
upon the porch steps. a fractured
rib was the result. He was disabled
several days.
Social life comes with the summer.
Already visitors are attracted to our
town. Soon we will be in the whirl
of pleasure. Tie young people are
returning from school. Friends and
relatives from city and country will
visit ourehomes. Out-of-door sports,
including the popular beach parties
will be inaugurated. Parlors will be
thrown open and happy companies
will pass the evening hours with
genial Joy to warm the soul.n May
all be able to partake and thus
brighten life.
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The department of dress goods at
Ames, Shield s. Cos, is doing good
business. The ladies know they
can't find line to equal it this side
of the cities. Patterns in various
fabrics were ordered freely on some
busy days recently.
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Thank-OGo ring,

Henry L. Schmelz, A. B. Woodfin,
George w. Hurt, M. F. Sanford and
J. w. Reams, committee for the
Accomac Association, met at Cape
Charles, March 31st, to consider plans
for raising our proportion OF the
.'thank offering" pledged at the last
meeting OF the General Association of
Virginia to Richmond College, and
for bringing the needs of the College
intelligently before the people of the
said Association. To do this the COM
mittee deemed it wise to appoint some
one to visit each church and preach
ing station in the Association. when
it would be convenient for the
churches to have him come.
The following appointments were
made: DR.. A. E. Owen to visit Cape
Charles and Lower Northamp on;
DR.. A. B. Woodfin, Eastvile. Red
Bank and Wardtown; Professor s. G..
Mitchell, Onancock and Pungoteague;
Henry L. Schmelz, Drummoudtown
and Parksley; President Boatwright,
Zion, Phoebus aud Hampton; +. l..
King, Broadway and Harborton;
George W. Hurt, Modestown and At
lantic; Professor S. G. Mitchell,
Bethel and Mappsville;M. F. Sanford,
Beulah and Union; Walter Rhodes,
Halls Chapel, Shiloh and Sykes; ].
W. Reams, Chincoteague and Horn
town.
WI D-,x,e
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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 s. Co
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a Year's Work.
5-9-'9S.

On May %, we celebrated the sec
ond anniversary of my pastorate al
the Lower Northampton church.
During the year there were forty
three additions, and the church
raised for all purposes $1SO5 O3 Both
anniversaries of my pastorate here
have found the church out of debt.
May we enabled of the Lord to ac-
complish even more for him during
the coming year.
]. W. REAMs,
Bay View. Va.
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NoTIcE-I hereby forewarn any and
all persons from cutting, hauling OF
trespassing in any way on my prop
erty, known as the Guard Shore, J"
property, and my woods adjoining,
without a permit from E. A. Bloxom,
my agent, under full penalty OF the
law. Thomas Fassitt.
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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. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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NoTIcE-The undersigned salesman
for the R. G.. Chase Co., nurserymen,
respectfully solicits the patronage of
all who intend to purchase nursery
stock OF any kind the present year.
will canvass the county and can
supply you with all you need at low
est prices. Thos. G. Kelly.
Hallwood, Va.
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A large stock of well-bought cloth
ing is attracting the people. 1t is at
Ames, Shield & Co.'S. They are out
fitting many people, who come FROM
many miles about. Their pluck in
carrying this hea Wy stock-an assort-
ment from which one may choose
has been a success. They are able to
please you beyond ally would, be
competitors.
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NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES.
WncnaprAGues


Schr. Richardson, Capt. Richard
son, of New Jersey, is loading shells
at this wharf.
Mrs. Rachel Richardson is again
suffering with symptoms of local
paralysis. which give her friends
much anxiety.
On Saturday last the little son of
Mr.. L. L. Hopkins, who was trying
to dodge q bicycle rider on the side
walk and q carriage in the street,
was knocked down by the horse, but
not dangerously hurt.
A party of ladies from here attend
ed social of the Christian Endeavor
at the residence of Mr. E. T. Powell,
Il few evenings since. Returning at
q late hour, the mules attached to
the wagon took fright at some bicy-
Gle riders accompanying the party
and ran away, capsizing the wagon
and injuring more or less all of the
occupants. 1t was nearly daylight
when the wounded had all been ban
daged up and put to bed. The injur
les were mainly those of bruises
sprained ankles and wrists, though
it was fortunate no bones were bro
ken.
At special communication OF
Ocean Lodge held in the hall here on
Wednesday afternoon last, Mr.. r.
w. Harding was raised to the degree
OF Master Mason. At the regular
communication held in the evening
of the same day the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
E. L. Powell, w. NJ; J. A. d. Savage,
5. W.; J. w. Cropper, j. W.; a. s.
kellam, Secretary; L. G. Mears,
Treas j. II. Mears, J. D.; L. X. Har
mon was re appointed tiler, A. S
Kellam and a. L. Mears stewards,
and Rev. G.. E. B. Smith, chaplain.
\ large gathering OF brethren was
present, and the tiler had spreao
for them handsome entertainment
in the banquet hall of the lodge
room.
Oyster Inspector, Lee B. Kellam,
and Capt. Stokes, of the State police
Steamer Acconac, have been mak>
ing a dash among the oystermen
taking oysters out of season in these
waters. Capt. Daniel T. Lewis was
arrested and carried for trial before
Justice Mears, for violating the close
season. 1t appearing that the oys-
ters taken were merely for his own
private consumption, the minimum
fine was imposed. The inspector and
police officer will remain OF duty un-
Ill all violators are arrested. The
seed beds in this section are so nearly
exhausted that one more summers
will place the seaside
oysterinen in g very bad way. A
large number of People are directly
upon these seed beds for
future support, and the Board OF
Fisheries has announced 0etermi-
nation to enforce the law. Oyster
men arrested will be subject to three
fines, viz: for taking oysters
without registration; for using boats
not registered and numb cred, for
taking oysters out of season.
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NOTICE. offer at private sale my
lot in Horntown, improved by two
dwellings and storehouse. For
further particulars apply to
Mrs. E. NJ. Wallop,
Horntown. Va, or
Dr. T. T. Taylor,
Atlantic, Va.
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Those beautiful French ginghams
at Ames, Shield s. Co.'S. reduced from
90 and Is cents to 124 cents, please
the trade fully-are great bargains
indeed.
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Eas.e I'm shore district quarterly Co.

fcrences.
Capeville. June 4,5
Cape Charles and Cheriton, Salem
June 5, p. IN, @.
Franktown, June 10, 10.
Pungoteague, Craddockville, june
IS, 10.
Belle Haven, Bethel, June 10, pm,
20.
Kellar, Oak Grove, June 25, go.
Wachapreague, June 26, night, 81.
Onancock, Andrews Chapel, July
2, 8.
Only, Amiss, July 10, IL.
West Accomac, Sanford, July is, II,
Bloxom, st Thomas, July'l7, p. M,
1s.
Accomac, Horntown, July 80, "a.
Wicomico, Eden, July 80, 81.
Salisbury, 81, night, August 1.
Berlin, August, Z, 8.
w. @. vADEN. P. E.
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For RENT offer my new store
house at Harborton for term of
years, 30x60 feet two story, (can use
second story also grocery room at
tached 14x40 feet. This is one OF the
best stands in the county for live,
energetic merchant. Farming trade,
oyster trade and also factory employ
ing about 100 hands.
Geo. b. Hoffman,
Harborton, Va.
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For RENT-The brick storehouse
at AccoInac G. H.. recently vacated
by Mr.. Geo. F. Parker. Possession
given at once. For particulars apply
to Thos. W. Blackstone,
Accomac c. e., Va.
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NoT1cE-A male hog, red color,
weight about 80 pounds, has been Oh
my premises since April. Owner will
please come for him, pay charges and
take him away. G. r. Justis, Justis
vile.
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Overhauling stock at Ames, Shield
s. Co.'S, and putting great bargains
to the front to be pushed out. Don't
forget to see them when you call
they are marked with bargain cards.
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<NoTIcE-The business heretofore
conducted by me will be hereafter
conducted by me at the same place,
as agent for Mrs. Dolly Marshall.
j. b. Marshall.
Agent for Dolly Marshall.
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I have returned with summer mil
linery, and as usual my styles are the
latest and prices lowest.
Mrs. w. P. Gresham,
Belinda.
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We have added to our stock bricks
and lime. See us before buying and
we will save you money.
D. n. johnson & Son.