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OnIeY

Several of our people are suffering
with la grippe.
Mr.. J. F. Hill, of Primers Point.
paid our town a visit during the holi
days.
Mrs. Henrietta Wimbrough spent
the holidays with friends in POGO.
moke City.
Mrs. Susan Belote and grandson. of
baltimore, were home on a visit to
Mrs. Cordie Savage during Xmas.
MIR. A. G. Kelly is repairing and
fitting up his house here for the occu
pancy of MIR. w. D. Tunnel and
bride.
MIR. James Milliner and Miss Lena
Bundick, married on Xmas day. were
entertained in the evening at Hotel
Fox. They left after the wedding
feast for their home at Accomac C. e..
Rev. Mr.. Griffith got good pound
ing by his members Of Only church a
few days ago. he deserved it, for his
impudence in going out in storms at
night to marry people and by day to
preach funerals.
The home of Mrs. Gilbert j. Mears
was the scene of pretty marriage
December 2Sth, 1898. The occasion
was the marriage of her son, Mr.. Jno.
S. Mears and Miss BERTHE s. Doughty.
as the wedding march, skillfully rem
dered by Miss Lena Taylor, pealed
forth, the bridal party preceding the
bride and groom, entered the parlor
in the following order: Miss Gertie
Mears and Lloyd Doughty, Miss Mamie
Doughty and VIM. Scarborough,
Miss Emma Jones and John Harmon,
Miss Bessie Kellam and Ernest Rar-
mon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. R. Griffith.
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BELL-DUNcAN.

On Wednesday evening, the 4th
inst, at z o'clock, Miss Bessie Dun
can, daughter of Mr.. John W. Dunc
can. jeweler. of this town, was joined
in wedlock to Mr.. Harry Eugene Bell,
of Greenba ckville, this county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j..
D. Hank, at the home of Mr.. 6. Smith
Walter, relative of the bride, in the
presence of company of friends,
after which the party was refreshed
by an elegant supper.
The bride was the recipient of VAL
liable presents, among them beau
tiful gold watch and chain presented
by her father.
The couple departed for their home
by the midnight train, carrying with
them the sincere wishes of friends for
a long life of happiness.
Onancock, Va. 4.
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wncs. apreague.

Miss May Bunting, daughter Of Mr..
c. L. Bunting, has spent the holiday
! week in Pocomoke City.
Misses May Finney and Kate Brad
ford have recently returned from a
visit to Cape Charles, Hampton and
Norfolk and Miss Clara Hume is home
from visit to New York.
Miss Mamie Hickman was married
to Mr.. J. Il. Smith, at the BRIDES
residence in Wachapreague, on De-
cember 22nd, by Rev. G. E. B. Smith
After sumptuous entertainment the
bridal party took the train for Phila-
delphia and other northern cities.
The Big Hit Dramatic Club gave
an entertainment during Christmas
week to crowded house. The en-
tertainmenG WAS excellent, and won
high commentator from the audi
epce. The Club embraces some rare
histrionic talent. They have been
pressed to repeat the performance
and are invited to visit Onancock.
The Masonic banquet held in the
hall here on St. Johns day was q
most enjoyable success and did credit
to the order. About hundred and
fifty persons participated. Some
toasts were responded to as follows:
The Ocean. Prof. Joynes; Ocean
Lodge, Rev. G. E. B. Smith; The
Genius of Masonry, DIR. Geo. w.
LeCato; Masonic Home, Mr.. A. j.
McMath.
Miss Annie r. Turner and Mr.. Hen.
ry D. Fletcher were married by the
Rev. MIR. Bates at the parsonage gate
in Keller. on Wednesday afternoon
last. The happy couple were att
tended by Miss Mary Turner and Mr..
John Brown, Miss Florence Wallace
and Mr.. James Turner, Miss Alice
Colona and Mr.. Will Jones, Miss Tab
bic Wallace and Mr.. James T. KEEL
lam. The bride is very stylish and
handsome brunette, daughter of Mr..
Will j. Turner, of Upshurs Neck.
A simple but very impressive we'd
ding service occurred at the home of
Mr.. Upshur Bradford on Wednesday
last. The groom was Mr.. Thomas
Raj, h and the bride Miss Bessie Fen
tress. step-daughter of Mr.. Bradford.
The marriage took place at 2 p. N /.
in the presence of a few close friends
of the family, the bridal party de-
parting Immediately afterwards for
the south bound train en- route to
Florida. The ceremony vas per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Bates. The bride
who has been one of the attractive
and popular bellies of the neighbour
hood is daughter of Mr.. Geo. Fen
tres, deceased, several years ago, and
who was a well-known commission
merchant of Baltimore. The groom
is the agent of the N. Y. P. & N. r
r., at Keller Station, and one of the
most popular officials that has ever
served at that place.
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CntncoreaEue.

Schooner j. r. Moffitt loaded with
oysters this week for Fair Haven
Conn.
The family of Capt. N. B. Rich has
moved back to their old home at On
ancock.
Mr.. Aldrige. our baker, OF Seaford,
Del, has concluded to make this
place his future home.
The candidates for county offices
are beginning to give us some atten-
ton. Several have visited US of late
Rev. Geo. W. Kiracofe received on
the night Of the Sd inst, severe
pounding in the way of eatables and
cash.
Capt. Caper. a wealthy English
man, bought the home of MIR. j. NJ
Burch this week and will convert il
into club house.
Mr.Sydney Timmons has purchased
the w. P. Reed store at Deep Hole
and Capt James Tracy has bought
the interest of his partner in business
of Tracey g. Davis.
Ut. Kenny, DR.. William Wheaton
and J. E. Massey, of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Thos. H. D. Topping, OF
Milford, Del, are among the visitors
to our town this week.
Christmas passed off quietly here.
The churches had their religious ex-
ercises and entertainments. The day
before Xmas the receipts at the stores
were the largest in the history of the
Island.
Mr.. Deibler, of the Baltimore Stan
dard Oil Co., while here last week,
bought of Mr.. A. F. Matthews, a LOT
on the water front, where he will put
in an oil tank of several thousand
gallons capacity.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week;
John Hudson, New York; j. Robbins
and wife. Port Norris, N. j.; Edward
Todd, R. F. Powell, c. A. Prettyman,
Philadelphia; T. n. Mears, Baltimore
E. 81. Benson, Pocomoke; g. F Kelly
Jas. w. Broughton, G. G. Dix, Capt
e. 3. Rogers, Thos. Milliner, Accomac'
The oyster business at present with
us is the largest and most profitable
in the history Of the Island. In the
month of. December $500 OF oysters
were sent to market from this place,
and the shipment week before Xmas
was 4, $50 barrels and we are now ship
ping from 700 to 800 barrels daily. Our
oysters are the best in the market,
choice lots selling from $3.50 to $500
and culls from So to 50 25.
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HynleDeR1.
NRLsoN-PITTs.

On bright and beautiful day, OF
delightful temperature, the Sd INST,
at $50 o'clock p. H., in the Onancock
Baptist church, q fine audience as
sembled to witness the union of Miss
Carrie p Pitts, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. Thos. c. Pitts, of Only, on Oman
cock creek, to Mr.. Oliver R. Nelson,
of New York, son of Mr.. s. R. Nelson,
of this town.
The church was beautifully and
appropriately decorated. On the
large pulpit platform was set a min
iature pine grove, of native pines OF
about eight to twelve feet in height,
some of them entwined with ivy, and
number of potted plants were placed
about under the trees. Two pines
were set at the end of the main aisle,
under which the bridal party passed.
Under the Pines," seems fitting
term for the scene.
The ushers were Messrs. B. T. Gun
ter, E. E. Miles, Claude w. Kelly,
Geo. q. Powell, DR.. A. Berbert Lillis
ton and Robert &. oldham.
AS sweet music was being perform,
ed upon the organ by Miss Charlotte
L. Parker, the party was ushered in
the groom being accompanied by Mr.
Thos. s. Hopkins as best man, and
the bride by her brother, MIR. VIM. B
Pitts, preceded by Miss Lille Nelson
as maid of honor. Rev. g. W. Hurt
performed the ceremony very grace.
fully. indeed. and all were impressed
by the beautiful service. After the
ring had been placed upon the brides
finger, as an emblem of purity and 6
pledge of fidelity, the minister invok
ed that their love should be Away!
as pure as gold and that their lives
might be encircled by happiness ant
contentment Being declared mai
and wife, they passed out the mair
aisle, and after receiving the con-
gratulations and good wishes O.
friends, left by train for a southern
tour.
The brides costume was a travel
ing suit of brown cloth trimmed will
white satin. The maid of honor wore
gown of brown cloth trimmed il
light blue silk. The ushers wor,
white hyacynths.
The bride and groom received many
very valuable presents. The groom
presented to the bride diamond
sunburst. The groom's father pre-
sented to the bride gold watch ant
chain.
Mr.. Nelson, who was formerly II
the mercantile business in this town
went to New York about five year
ago and has succeeded well. Hi
ability is recognized.
The bride is young lady of fin
character, sensible and practical ant
greatly loved not only in the hom'
which she frightened, but by a larg'
circle of relatives and friends.
r.
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PUDEOtcagUe.

DR.. George Ames and wife are both
sick with the grip.
Mrs. Rachel Upton, wife of Thos.
Upton. died last Saturday after q
short illness.
DR.. Walter c. Ames, of Smithfeld,
was in our town last week, on visit
to his parents.
Mr. L. O. Ames has just completed
a handsome dwelling on his farm
near this place.
Mr.. George Taylor, of Randolph
Macon College, was in our town and
spent vacation with his uncle Sam
Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis J. burlington
left several days ago for visit OF
several weeks to friends in Williams
burg and Richmond.
Nrs. Josie West, daughter of Rev.
J. R. Griffith, critically i'll of late at
her home near this place, we are glad
to report, is improving.
Misses Annie and Alice Warren. Of
Onancock, and Miss Ella Mapp, OF
Eastville, were the guests of the Misses
Leila and Susie Warren last week.
Mr.. jeff D. Jacob has been per-
suaded by his friends to announce
himself as candidate for commits
sioner of revenue and is receiving
many promises Of support from differ
ent sections of the county.
The faculty of Pungoteague AGA
deny opened school on Tuesday, en-.
rolling many new pupils. Prof. Hank
has now the largest enrolment Of
pupils of any school on the Shore
We feel proud, of course, that our
town takes the lead in education or
the Shore.
At the last meeting of the /. o
Heptasophs at this place, the follow.
ing officers were elected: W. Fl
Boggs, archon; J. K. Mock, provost
j. w. sturgis, prelate; s. W. Ames
fnancier; L. J. burlington, treasurer
W. T. Mason, secretary; w. j. LIE,
Cato, inspector; b. T. Martin, war
den; J. NJ. LcCato, sentinel.
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Deaths.


MIR. John M. Rayfeld. popular
and worthy young man, died Thurs
day, December 22d, of pneumonia, at
Bloxom, aged about IS years.
Major Bryan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Selby, of Greenbackville, this
county, died OF the residence of his
parents, on December 23d, 1898, of
membraneous Group, aged year,
8 months and 90 days. Bryan was a
very bright and sprightly little boy,
and was petted by every one. The
writer and every one in the commu-
nifty extend sympathy to the bereaved
family. x. X.
Mr.. John Hurst, well-known and
highly respected citizen of the coun-
ty, died after lingering illness, at
his home on Chesconnessix, Thurs
day. December 22d, 1898, aged 70
years, and was buried in the Oman
cock cemetery, after funeral services
on Friday at Grant Memorial church,
conducted by Rev. Avery Donovan.
He leaves widow, two sons, John
w. and Luther Hurst, land five daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John Bagwell, Mrs. Sidney
Riley, Mrs. Amanda Mears, Mrs. Geo.
w. Lewis and Mrs. Ohio Lewis.
Mrs. Susan Byrd, widow Of Jacob
Byrd, deceased, died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Parker s. Kelly,
of Messongo, on Saturday, December
31st, in the eightieth year of her age.
Funeral services were conducted over
her remains on Monday, January I'd,
by her pastor, Rev. Il. H. Poulson, of
the cid side Baptist church. Three
sons, John W., William and Johannes
Byrd and daughter, Mrs. Kelly,
survive her. The deceased was a
lady OF fine character and highly es-
teemed in the community in which
she lived
Mrs. Mary Abdell, a lady. Of fine
christian character and highly es>
teemed by a large circle of relatives
and friends, died OF consumption, at
her home in Belle Haven, on Wednes
day during the Christmas, aged about
70 years. Her remains were inferred
in the family burying ground in that
town on Friday, after funeral servi-
ces by Rev. B. E. Wallace, OF the
Presbyterian Church. She was the
widow of the late George d. Abdell,
and two sons, George W., and Jen-
nings w. Abdell and two daughter
Mrs. William Humphreys and Miss
Mamie Abdell survive her.
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Revolutions III Memory OF Alice Wood
ward NAPLES.

Whereas it has pleased an All wise
Father to remove from our school
little Alice NAPLES, therefore be 1t
resolved,
/. That we cherish the memory OF
her bright face, which was always
with us. and shall ever be grateful to
God for lending her toSus for "a few
years. and for the graces which
adorned her.
2. That while we lament our loss of
SO faithful scholar we humbly bow to
the wisdom of Him whose love makes
no mistakes, and whose doings we
shall understand and rejoice III by
and by.
3. That our hearts sympathy goes
out to the parents and sisters whose
home circle has lost such a bright
and cheerful member.
4. That these resolutions be spre ad
upon our record and published in the
county papers.
Respectfully submitted,
u. w. HURT,
G.. II. JoYNES,
s. r. NELSON
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mr. WIN. M. Powell, Falls ON TIL. lee

mr. WIN. III. Powell Falls On The lee
Mr.. William M. Powell, 2001 North
Charles street. fell on the ice corner
Charles and Twentieth streets, about
G o'clock last evening, and broke his
right arm between the elbow and
shoulder. He was seen to fall by DR..
J. q. Grimes, who assisted him to his
home nearby and gave the necessary
surgical attention. Mr.. Powell is
about fifty years of age, and the senior
member of the well-known wholesale
grocery firm of William NJ. Powell q
Co. ,1OS South street.-6altimore Sun.
1at
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Park steY.

DIR. Dorsey W. Lewis made a pro.
fessional visit to Baltimore, Md, this
week.
Mr.. Harry Bennett. of Philadel-
phia, Pa, is visiting his sister Mrs. 8.
T. Jones.
Most of the people of this town
have felt the effects of grip during
the past two weeks.
Miss Mabel Selby, of Oak Hall,
spent the Xmas with Miss Margaret
White of this place.
Preston D. Parks, son of Mr.. E. VI.
Parks, matriculated this week as pu-
Pill at Windsor Academy.
MIR. Harry Sargent, night agent at
this place for the N. Y. P. & N. R. r.,
has been removed to Melfa.
The j. o o. A. NJ. gave banquet
on Thursday night in Xmas and the
participants declared it success in
every particular.
John West, colored, was very seri-
ously shot by the accidental discharge
of q gun in the hands of Mr.. Oscrr
Howard, of Hunting Creek, on Tues
day, Sd inst.
Miss Edith Sanford, John T. White,
Lennie johnson, Charles and Willie
Byrd here with their parents, dur
ing Christmas, returned Wednesday
morning to school at Windsor, Va.
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sIee,tpc Of Stockholders.

The second annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Onancock Tele-
phone Company will be held at Only,
Va, January 18th, 1899, at l O'Clock
D. m, for the election of officers and
other business of importance.
A. J. McMATH,
Sec'y.
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Married.

Married.
Observation-Disclosures 2S, 1898,
at Pocomoke church, by Rev John
D. Hosier, Cornelius G. Taylor and
Miss Rosa A. Shay.
Observation-Disclosures 25th,
1898, at Saxes, by Rev. John d. Ho-
sier, Henry r. Linton and Miss Rosie
C. Martin.
Observation-Disclosures 25th.
1898, at Saxes, by Rev. John d. Ho-
sier, Joseph Rhodes and Miss Mary
Miles.
Observation-Disclosures 28, 1898,
at Chipcoteague, by Rev. g. W. Kira-
COTE, George A. Justis and Miss Ida
| V. Lewis.
observation-disclosures god,
1893, at Wachapreague, by Rev. g..
E. B. Smith, John II. Smith and Miss
Mamie E. Hickman.
observation-disclosures %,
1898, at Mappsville, by Rev. j. L..
King, Ohio Kilmon and Miss Rosa
Phillips.
TYNDALL-SHRIEvEs-Dec m b r
21st, 1898, at Temperanceville Par
sonage, by Rev. j. e. Potts, Charles
s. Tyndall and Miss Clara May
Shrieves.
MARSHALL MILEs-December 21st,
1898, at Pocomoke church, by Rev.
John D. Hosier, Merritt Marshall and
Miss Evaline Miles.
Observation-Disclosures 21st,
1898, at Leatherbury Chapel, by Rev.
A. Burke, John T. Gibbons and Miss
Genia E. Scott.
SHREAyEs-LE December 23d,
1898, at NJ. P. Parsonage, Leemont,
by Rev. Avery Donovan, John w.
Shreaves and Miss Ruth L.. Lewis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 i,
1898, at Onancock, by Rev. A. Burke,
John Bobert Beasley and Miss Martha
Ann Parker.
R-BUNDIcK-D e IN Der
25th, 1898. at Only, by Rev. ]. R.
Griffith. James R. Milliner and Miss
Lena Bundick.
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1898,
near Pungoteague. by W. Fl. Gregory,
Oswald H. Mason and Miss Bessie
Gertrude Lewis.
BAGwELL- HoPKINs-December 2S'
1898, at Drummondtown, by Rev. T..
s. Dunaway, Jr., Edward 7. Bagweli
and Miss Annie B. Hopkins.
JusT1oE-WEssELLs-December 2S'
1893, near Guilford, by Rev. John R.
Gill, Samuel J. Justice and Miss
Martha J. Vessels.
Observation-Disclosures 2Sth,
1898, at Bloxom Parsonage, by Rev.
John R. Gill, Fletcher Mears and
Miss Nora s. Thomas.
MARsHALL-soMERs- December 20
1898, at Mappsville, by Rev. ]. l..
King, Arsemus f Marshall and Miss
Arinthia Somers.
observation-disclosures 2Sth,
1898, at Messongo, by Rev. Charles
Clement, Leonard Kellam Chase and
Miss Rozenia Trader.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25, 1903,
at brides residence near New Church,
by Rev. A. J. Walter, Franklin Her
bert Tull and Miss Mary Grace Tay.
lor.
Observation-Disclosures 2Sth,
1893. near Onley, by Rev. J. R. Grif-
fifth, John s. Mears and Miss BERTHE
s. Doughty.
observation-disclosures 9th,
1898, at Sanford, by Rev. Jno. D.
Hosier, Sewell E. Slant and Miss
Mary A. Cutler.
observation-disclosures 81,
1893, at the Maryland and Virginia
line, by Rev. A. }. Walter, Burton
W. Revell and Miss Annie w. Tyn-
dali.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I, 1899,
at the Maryland and Virginia line,
by Rev. a. J. Walter, Robert P. Miles
and Miss Minnie F. Bundick.
WEssELLs-MILLIN = Decem Der
2Sth, at Pocomoke City, Alfred j.
Vessels, Jr., and Miss Lula Milliner
both of this county.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF The First National Bank
of Onancock, for the election of eleven
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the banking
house, Tuesday, January 10th, 1899,
between the hours of eleven and
twelve, a. IN.
OIL. PARKER,
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Write to US tor estimates on doors.
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. 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 g. Lumber Co.
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Business Nn,iocs.

PUBLIC Aucr1oN-I will sell at
public auction January 18th, 1899, on
the premises of G. G. Phillips, decea-
sed, all of his household and kitchen
furniture, horses, hogs, farming im-
elements, potato bed frames and etc.
Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock a. ~.
Terms made known on day of sails.
j. w. Martin,
Administrator.
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presia,ng Elders Appointments.

Following are the appointments OF
Rev. ". E. Judkins, P. E., NJ. E.
Church, South:
Onancock-JanuarY Z, s.
Wachapreague-January IA, 10.
Only, Locustville-Jan. Is, might
lG.
Bloxom, Guilford-Jan. 81, %.
Atlantic. Downing's-Jan. %, 30.
Chesapeake, Pocomoke 30 might,
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IN 3Iemorsnm.

In sad remembrance of my dear
child, Lille o. Smith, daughter Of L..
G. and Mary j. Moore. who departed
this life one year ago to-day, Decem-
Der 9th, 1898. She was an obedient
and loving daughter, the light of our
home.
My darling Lille has left u.s..
She is numbered with the dead.
1 hope she has gone to live with Jesus,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
There is no other precious darling,
That can fill her place,
But am trusting in my Saviour,
That / may again see her face.
One year has passed away since then
But, on how long, it seems to me,
That face l love /, that voice SO sweet.
| do long once more to greet.
Ny dear Lille could you but see,
The tears have shed for thee.
You've stood the test and entered
there,
1 am waiting now with you to share.
Dearest Lille you have left US,
Gone from all earth's toll and pain,
Yet hope some day to meet you
In that land where peace forever
reigns.
Farewell, dear Lille, you are at rest,
I hope and shall forever be.
You could not live on earth with me,
But can go to thee.
MOTHER.
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LosT-Fur collar. A reward of
$500 will be given to the finder upon
returning it.
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NoT1cE-All persons having claims
against the estate of James Parks. OF
B., deceased, will present the same
to me properly authenticated with
out delay.
Trustee of B. +. Parks.
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The Baptist Ministers Conference,
of Accomac Association. Will meet
with Pastor Dunaway January 10th,
1899. a full attendance is desired.
Pastor Rhodes will read a paper on
the Millennium.
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Mrs. Chas. Cullen,
Care of Ames, Shield s. Co., Onancock.
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RRESEElFB.
1ESEIETylEEi

and pore
useful
O me
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jchn W.Edmonds.fdito and Owner.
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. ]. r. Griffith will preach at
Amiss Chapel next Sunday night, Z
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Mis- Catherine Taylor gave party
It her home on Monday of the holi.
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O. L. PARKER,
Cashier.
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observation-disclosures 9th,
1898, at Sanford, by Rev. Jno. D.
Hosier, Sewell E. Slant and Miss
Mary A. Cutler.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I, 1Sgg,
at the Maryland and Virginia line,
by Rev. a. J. Walter, Robert P Miles
and Miss Minnie F. Bundick.
Observation-Disclosures = December
2Sth, at Pocomoke City, Alfred J..
Vessels, Jr., and Miss Lula Milliner
both of this county.
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The annual Christmas treats were
received with delight by the members
OF the Sunday schools of the various
denominations. At the NJ. E. Church,
South, there was, in connection with
the treat, an elaborate entertainment
consisting of cantata, recitations
and carols, accompanied by the
piano.