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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01
Fine candies at Rapson's at reason.

| Fine candies at Rapson's at reason
able prices.
Mr.. Burns, formerly porter at the
st. Louis in Duluth, has arrived and
assumed his position as clerk at the
Vail Hotel
New fall goods at R. S, Miller's.
Biggest and best selected stock in the
city.
DR.. J. E. Dorans Office was crowded
all day Sunday, having a great many
Of the prominent people Of Ely call on
him. The doctor is very strong man
in his profession, being recognized by
the medical world as an authority on
a great many subjects.
An exchange notes that when you
see man digging laboriously in his
garden, stopping often to rest and
cussing occasionally, it is safe to say
his wife has got him to work; but if
he is digging like good fellow, never
stopping to rest and whistling pop
ular air, he's after fish bait.
Last week.a delinquent subscriber
said he would pay up Saturday if he
lived. He's dead. Another, "I1l see
you tomorrow" He's blind. Still
another one said, 81 hope to pay you
this week or go to the devil" He's
gone. There are hundreds who ought
TO take warning by these procrastina-
tors and pay up their subscriptions
Elk.
The racing under the electric lights
every night, will be one Of the taking
novelties Of the state fair next week.
There will not only be hippodrome
races, guideless wonders and general
assortment of speeialties, but there
viii be regular running races on the
new half mile track, for which regular
entries are made the same as in the
afternoon program. These night races
are likely to prove sensation.
From September End to September
9th the Saint Paul & Duluth &. z.
will sell half rate excursion tickets
from all points to st. Paul and Mime
apolis, good to return September 18th.
Special rates for children See
See Minnesota's Greatest State Fair!
See the Gorgeous Fire works Spectacle
1.-THE Burning of Manila" Bicycle,
Horse and Running Races. The
Guideless Wonders, Driving Horses,
Pacing Ostrich, Balloon Ascension,
etc. etc.
New fall goods at r. S. Miller's.
Biggest and best selected stock in the
city,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01

Sam Rapson has the prettiest ice
cream parlor north of Duluth and
handles the choicest ice cream, manu-
featured from pure cream.
d. ]. Sinclair. formerly clerk of the
court OF st. Louis county. was killed
by dynamite explosion at Joplin.
Mo. last week.
JOS. Fortin has received a full line
of Fall Millinery, comprising a fine
line of hats. trimmed and untrimmed,
trimmings etc.
The Peyton camping party which
has been at Leisure Lodge on Burnt
side for several weeks returned to Du-
luth Saturday.
VIM. Olds now occupies the resi-
dence on the corner Of Harvey street
and Third avenue recently vacated by
Mr.. John Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Forth leave Mon
day for st. Paul where they go to pur-
chase full line of millinery and trim
mings for the fall trade, also to look
up the latest styles. They will return
in about a week and open up a full
winter line.
A certain thin man sent a dime to
an advertiser who promised for the
sum to impart trustworthy informa-
tion as to how to get fat. The ans
wer was: buy it at the butchers"
New Underwear at r. S. Miller's
Most complete and lowest price stock
in the city.
W. d. Ellsworth, chief of the
Eveleth fire department and post
master, was in the city Wednesday
evening on business connected with
the tournament.
Judge Van Blarcom has been very
busy the past week with several cases
too well known by our citizens to need
much advertising. The lumber steal
ing case was satisfactorily settled and
the young gent who ran onto a COW
with a fast horse, paid for his fun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01

The special attractions at the
Minnesota State Fair the first week
of September are: The Fire Works
and War Spectacle 1.-THE Burning of
Manila" the Bicycle, Horse and Run
ming Races, Guidless Wonders, Driv-
ing Horses. Pacing Ostrich, Balloon
Ascension, etc. etc. The Saint Paul
& Duluth r. r. will sell half rate ex-
cursion tickets to ST. Paul or Mime
apolis from September End until the
9th, good to return until the 18th.
Special children.s rates.
Put your boy to work if he is not in
school. If there is nothing to do put
him withdrawing the back fence,
keep the lawn moved and even cut
the winter WOOD. Anything is better
than loafng around town at the rear
end Of cigarette, learning all the evil
habits and contracting all the vices
that the devil keeps afiOat to catch
idlers. No honest labor will hurt
your boy, but the devils habits he
may contract on the streets may kill
his soul and poison his moral nature
and make him a detriment to the
community where he lives and bow
down his gray haired parents with
sorrow. If the parents would only
learn the importance of training their
sons. so as to be industrious and keep
them Oh the street, the coming gene
ration would be inestimably better
OFF for it.-Ex.
Boys clothing at r. S. Miller's.
New stock. The ''cant-wear-'em-out"
kind for schoolwear.
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The contract for building the new
school house will be let tonight.
Miss Angela Shipman entertained a
party Of young friends Friday even
ing.
Engine 80. hoped the track Mon
day for a few hours in the Chandler
yard.
Miss Maggie Hood left for st. Cloud
Saturday where she will attend school
this winter,
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Capt. William Aston Chanler, Con-
gresham from New York, is the presi-
dent Of the NEW YORK STAR, which
Is giving away a FORTY DOLLAR
BICYCLE daily, as offered by their
advertisement in another column.
Hon. Amos ]. Cummings, NJ. c., Col.
Asa Bird Gardner, District Attorney
Of New York, Ex-Governor Hogg, of
Texas. and Col. Fred Feigl, of New
York, are among the well known
names in their Board of Directors.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01

A progressive hammock party is the
latest in social functions originating
at Albert Lea, MINI. Twenty-three
hammocks were hung above the bank,
overlooking the lake. The ladies
were each given a hammock. The
gentlemen of the party were given
numbers, and each found the net cor
responding TO his number. Five
minutes conversation was allowed at
each hammock, until each gentleman
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had visited each lady. Strange as it
may seem, the ladies were expected to
say little or nothing. To the most
loquacious gentleman, chosen by bal
lot by the ladies, was awarded very
pretty prize, A. Hay was elected
as the person who could talk more
easily and say less than any gentle
man in the party. John E. Skinner
was awarded the prize as being the
most discreet man in the party.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01

New Underwear at e. S. Miller's
Most complete and lowest price stock
in the city.
Z. p. Swansby, manager of the New
store spent Sunday at Two Harbor:
among friends.
Anton Lockner and Margreta Mad
ned were married Sunday at the
Catholic church.
Deputy Clerk Brown last week
issued first papers to Peter Mattson a
native of Finland.
Miss Maggie Sheridan has returned
from her extended trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee.
DR.. w. j. Conan, of Superior spent
few days here this week looking uE
his various interests.
Monday Is Labor Day and a legal
holiday. Stores and other places OF
business will be closed.
DR.. G. T. Ayres, of Chicago, has ar.
rived and assumed position with DR..
Shipman at the hospital.
Wolf Simon. the Duluth cigar
manufacturer was interviewing Ely
customers here this week.
A pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered Miss Minnie Cowling by heI
young friends Saturday evening.
The choicest candies in the market
at Sam Raps0n's. Received fresh
direct from the factory.
Conductor Weese was called to ST.
GATHERINGS, Ont. by the death Of his
mother which occurred there a week
ago.
Barney keegan was in the city a
few days this week. He left for the
woods where he will look up some
lands.
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The Ely Clothing Co.

is Offering this month great values in
the Pants line.
For SOC. you can get a pair formerly
sold at s1.00.
75c. buys a pair formerly sold at o.. so.
Look at our 81. sI.25, s1.50 and 81
Pants. They can not be dupli-
Gated anywhere ia the city
for twice the amount.
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ELY FINNISH STOCK
COMPANY,
E.w. LUND, Manager
Groceries, Provisions,
Flour, Feed, Hay,
Oats, Etc.
EVERYTHING New and Fresh. Orders
delivered to any part OF the city.
Sheridan St. Ely.
MIXED.

Pure ice cream at Sam Rapsou's.
Sam Aspegren spent Saturday in
Duluth.
See Jos. Fortin's new fall styles of
hats.
The Vail Hotel will open to the
public tomorrow.
Merchants are requested to decorate
for the tournament.
Contractor Jury spent few days
in Duluth this week.
Mrs. Geo. Williams returned from a
visit TO Tower Saturday.
Miss Aimee Bale is visiting friends
in Biwawik and Duluth.
Boys clothing at &. S. Miller's.
New stock. The ''cant-wear-'em-out"
kind for schoolwear.
Mrs. Ben Horovitz left Thursday
morning for visit at Tower.
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The Ely Clothing Co.

Is selling pants at prices that astonish
the natives. The other fellows WON
der how we can do this. Never mind
the puzzle. They are yours at the
prices they are marked.
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PINE WANTED!

By GEO. Il. CROSBY & CO., IO6-7-s
Providence Building, Duluth, MINI.
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PANTS SALE!

Good Pants for everyday use can be
had at tile
ELY CLOTHING CO.,
from so cents pair up. This unusual
offer is only good for 30 days. Dom
wait until the best patterns are al
gone.
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Remnants.

Remnants of Wash Goods, embIac-
ing Dimities. Orgaadies. Lappet
Cloth, Duck, Linen, Percales,
Prints. Ginghams, Etc. We have
had big trade on these goods
and the accumulation of Rem
nants is necessarily large. Do not
miss seeing them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01
Summer Underwear.

Odds and Ends in Summer Under.
wear TO be closed out at less than
one half the regular price.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01

in all Summer Goods. Out
doing all previous efforts in
value giving, and we conf
IDENTIFY assert that the bargains
advertised for this sale over
top any that have crossed our
counters this season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01
LADIES bouse Wrappers

A full line just received and sell
ing at extraordinary low prices.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01
Parasois ano Umbrellas.

A good fast black. twilled. steel
rod. paragon frame, natural stick
handle, 26-inch Parasol for CSC.
Better ones at equally low prices.
The best assortment in the city.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-01
Groceries,.
Miller's Best Flour

always on hand. Makes better
and more bread than any other.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-16
Ss;rr. .sfu, Church Fair.

The iai. AT festival, held ii Horn
luwp Oh tie 12yh inst, was Il success
s. ci:.iy ana financially. lhe colu-
ul4ttre seggets Jhey could not COLI
plete the program DIS advertised
owing TO circumstances which they
couiI, not control.
The plan adopted to dispose OF the
n,nusome quit given Mr.. w. S. Hol>
land by Miss Maggie W hite, of Maps
vi!ie, for the Reamy Memorial
huratl, was AS follows: He asked
how many ollhe sunday School
chnuren vi the ow1, would collect
funds 10 help defray aie church deot
ai.Q set pews. six cheeriully re-
.poucea 10 the call and all honor is
due lne.a Tor the large amount col
Elec,ed aud the zeal manifested.
.riiey received SOL. 10 and MIR. Levin
I. palker's daughter Blanche WAS
the fortunate contestant and was
presented liz quilt. A vote OF
blanks is extended to all the confess
,1ntsand their friend, also the COM
iuitt,e greatly thanks Miss White ior
giving dir. Holland the opportunity
10 rsise the ABOVE amount which IL
soreiy i.eeded.
f,o,,,n;ttaa
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a Produce Exchange for rhc Easier"
shore.

AT meeting of persons interested
in the prices of sweet potatoes ard
other farm produc at Keller, Va,
on Saturday last, it was decided To
attempt the formation OF a Joint
Stock Company to conduct the pro
duce business on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia. Five Hundred Dollars
of stock was su bscribed that day, and
meetings for the purpose of obtaining
further subscriptions to the stock
will be held at 10 O'Clock noon Mt the
following places on the following
dates, viz:
Ouley, Saturday, september 1871
I5xmore, Saturday, September 2Srd'
Pnrksley, Saturday, September
3Oth;
Eastville. Saturday. October 18th;
Hallwood, Saturday, October 18th
A considerable sum of money Will
be REQUIRED to handle the business
successfully, and farmers and Land
owners who appreciate the serious
situation in which their products and
ian d. are now being placed are earn
silly requested to give the project
their most thoughtful consideration.
When a sufficient amount OF STOCK
hsa been subscribed charter Will DE
asked for from the proper source.
and as soon as a charter has peep
granted the company will be regular
~ organized. and such Bylaws pass
I'd as those holding n majority OF the
srock shall agree upon.
The company will endeavor 10 han
die produce at every shipping point
on the shore and at uniform price
at each point for the same grade Of
stuff it will endea.vor to keep the
price as high as the supply and de-
n.and will permit; ii will endeavor tc
check the shipment of poorly culleo
AID poorly packed stuff, and to pre-
vent inferior stuff from breaking the
.rice Of that which is superior. 1t
will also endeavor to regulate the
quantities shipped so that the de-
maud may not be exceeded during
a1y week in order so to maintain
prices.
Large attendances are requested oil
all persons interested in maintaining
fair prices for farm products. The
plans and purposes of the organizn-
ton will be fully explained at each
meeting. All persons who are giving
thought to this matter are requested
to hand in to the Secretary by mai
or in person their suggestions IL
writing as to what the By-Lawt
should contain, and all such sugges'
tions will be carefully examined by 8
committee to be appointed for thai
purpose.
Stock subscriptions blanks will be
found IN the hands Oh the IOlloWlns
persons, viz; John II. Roberts
Bridgetown; James B. Bell, Marion
vile; w. l.. Elzey, Exmore; L. j.
! q sIup, Keller; S. G. burlington
r.:ir Oaks; S. 7. Taylor, Pungo-
/ league; James Truitt, Charlottesville
G.. Walter Mapp, Eastville; W. B.
ilson, Cape Charles; N. Frank
Walter, Onley; Samuel Townsend
Ca,,syille; and N. ?. Bell, Birds Nest
and they will be sent to any other
PERSONS desiring the same upon re-
quest to the undersigned.
w. L. Elzey,
Secretary pro tenn.
Exmore, Va
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Fairs aud Festivals.
Committee.

There will be fair at Thomas
Church, September 20. An excellent
supper will be served by the ladies,
also ice creal1 aud confectionerles.
every body ilstted.
here viii ne church fair at
y.uIrisons Chapvi, Saturday Sep
.e.-Uer 20, beginning at 4 p. LII. "A :
S..c.o,k al entertainment consisting
vi u...lions, ,ecitations anu music
VII! lie gwen by talented persons
troin different parts OF tue county.
Aun.irslon 10 CENTS Refreshments
vii or served at ally tine during the
evening.
he churcl committee o. ladies
wi.l noia IA grand fair and festival
ON the grouncs OF the Crowsontowu
NJ. q. Church, Friday and Saturday
evenings, September 22nd aud 23ra,
tor be aelir OF church.
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0iItCS.

Mr.. +. II. Parks, quite sick of late
is out again.
Hon. S. Wilkins Matthews paid cur
town visit Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. f. Mapp maGe q busi css
trip to the Monumental city lasr
week.
Mir. L. NJ. Hutchinson is beauty
ing his dwelling with Il h;ndsone
porch.
Mr.. w. L, Bruughton has discor
iiuued the canniLg OF tomatoes toi
the season.
Miss E. V. Griffith left "Wednesday
to accept situation 10 ttacii II is.e
OF Wight Co.
The new rcad from Siuthkiil Neck
TO Onley is being opened by Cap5.
Burton, road machine mal-as;':r, l.i.S
week.
Mrs. Eliza Belote is visiting frienos
in Northampton aud Mrs. t7enliesta
Vim brough AID daughter ~, nome
from visit to friends in that county
Mrs. Susan Belote and gTs.ndsoA'
Willie, after spending the sumner
with her daughter, Mrs. Cofoie o;'y =
age. returned TO her home il t;a'ti-
~ ore this week.
Misses Mary D. McMath ami Ethel
Broughton left last week TOR Il. L
College, Danville, Va, anu this week
Miss Carrie Griffith left for Bowling
Green Seminary, and Olin l. nc M'-til
for Randolph Macon Academy.
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En MelllOriani

On the morning Of the 18th OF
April just as the sun began to
shine the angel of death entered our
midst and bore away my little wife
Nellie, aged "a years. All that we
could do could not keep her with me
and now she is gone we keep her
grave strewn with flowers as a trib'
ute of love and respect.
All is gloomy now,
Fly darling wife is gone,
God saw fit to call her,
10 His eternal home.
She has left us weeping and sad,
Her daily loss to mourn,
No one can fill her place,
Except Jesus and Jesus alone.
But we must not murmur,
But bear it the best we can
Until God shall call us,
And if faithful meet her again.
Though her days on earth were few,
Her little task we'll done,
She never murmured or co uplained,
Though great were her suffering.
Lonely the house and sad the hours
oince our dear one has gone,
But brighter house than ours,
In heaven is now her own.
BY her loving husband, Dewitt
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~. ,,-..;:3
WachnprOnGIIe.
MIR. Will Blythe is doing come line
work 10 photography here.

Mr.. Will Blythe is doing come line
work 10 photography here.
John Savage and George Eichel-
berger have accepted positions with
eforham Manufacturing Co.. New
York.
Mrs. Kane of Baltimore, Miss jamie
Hill Of Chincoteague, and Miss Fan
ME Warrington of Belle Haven are
visiting friends i'll town.
Misses Mollie Wise and Anna Louise
Davis are Spending the week With
Miss Emma LeTato III Quinby.
Miss Corinue Davis, daughter of
MIR. Henry &. Davis, left Thursday
Tor Norfolk nigh School.
The lueeting at Smiths Chapel is
largely attended. Mr.. Jones OF Nor
lfolk is doing the preaching.
Ne are glad to orJimprovement
in The cases OF Miss Emma Mock and
Hon. &. w. LcCato, VINO have been
quite i'll during the past week
lhe fourth Quarterly Conference
e! eils circuit vii, convene al
Snnsn's Chapel TUESDAY, Sept. 10th.
Services all d;ty.
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cun,. G. w. MnreA Drowned.

Capt. Charles W. Marsh, oEHar-
bortop, fell overheard while his
schooner ,gas at anchor in Tangier
Cow on Friday of last week and was
drowned. His body was recovered
later and Uttered on Monday at his
nome after funeral services conduct
ed by Rev. j. r. Griffith.
TIE deceased was prominent
member of the II. f. Church, South.
and It worthy citizen. Regret at his
untimely death is universal. His
wife aud several children survive
him
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10 Whom it Say Concern.

1 hereby give notice that I have
this day sold to L. B. Gordy and
William j. Payne, my stock OF
goods, store fixtures and furniture,
belonging to me at Greenbackville,
Accomack county, Virginia, and con-
Quoted by William M. Gordy as my
agent, and from this date / retire
from the mercantile business at
Greenbackville, and Franklin City,
Va. Thankful for past patronage
solicit continuance of same, for the
new firm of Gordy & Payne.
P. G. Matthews.
Greenbackville, Va, June Sd. 1899.
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IS the guest OF mrs. Aiicla II pPh'h'
Messrs. Joynes and Murdoch, OF
ficers OF the B. G. s. A. Railway Cos
were in town on Tuesday.
Slocomb Bros have been very busy
since they commenced to close out
their stock of goods at cost.
A large list of passengers left for
Baltimore on Monday by steamer
Pocomoke to take advantage OF llie
excursion rate at Il saving OF fifty
cents on the round trip, which was
TWENTY-FIVE per cent of The regular
fare. Only small perc entage ci he
passengers could have the accom-,
mediation CT state rooms. MANY
rooms were engaged several days
previous to ihe excursion.
Among those who will go to dista, I
schools from here are Miss f-thei
Finney, to Miss Stuart's school,
Staunton, Va; Miss Lille Nelson
Hollins Institute, Va; Miss Stella
Crockett, Southern Seminary, Bows
ing Green, Va; Mr Warner Alnes.
University Of Va Mr. Merritt Burke,
Medical College, Baltimore; Mr.. John
Ames, Episcopal high School, Alex
andrla, Va; Messrs. o. l. Pcweii
and Geo. Lee Foo jefferson Medi-
cal College, Pbilad;i.; Master Eearf
Parker and Miss Sarah Parker, e
Washington, D. g.
Since the purchase OF the IS. c. \ \
Railway Co. by the Penn. r. Il Co,
the patrons of the line here have star
missed much concerning their purpcst
and their future sl stem. 1t has beer
the general impression that the mo-
nopoly would Lot benefit us, but
to the contrary, would give poorer
service and higher freight rates
Some others, who may be in better
position to judge as TO the poiicy o.
the company, state that it is thei'
opinion that they will give betfe1
service than we have had. iht
Eastern Shore boat business is pa
ing large profits ana the company
can we'll afford to make improve
ments.
Some fine apples were brcusnf to
our market this week. We can take
e large quantity II sold at tair prices
The Margaret Academy opened OF
Tuesday with good prospects. Manl
new scholars are coming III.
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Deaths.
DCOI CIuf E1f"
Exmore, Va,

Mary Elizabeth, the only child of
Jno. y Barnes. Bloxolu, died Mon.
day 4ih inst, after Il short illness
az .5. / / years, 3 mouths and % days.
Air. Edward 7. Guy, q merchant
end worthy citizen. son of Mr.. John
W. Guy, died Saturday night, at his
home near Savageville, aged 80 years.
After funeral services on Monday,
II eld by Rev. Asbury Burke, his re-
rlairs were inferred in the family
bulyiug ground near Melfa. His
VIE and two children survive him.
l.rs. Ida Bella very estimable lady
wife of Capt. William Bell, died FRI
d., Sti inst, of dropsy, at her home
ne,.r Keller, aged about IS years.
Size was buried on Saturday in the
burying ground of her father, the
late Liftleton 3. DAVIS. Her husband
and several children survive her.
NJ lillian y. Wise, a highly re-
speo.1d citizen of Cape Charles, died
at ST. Vincent Hospital, Norfolk, last
Sunday, aged forty-uine years. He
was a brother of County Treasurer
j. 3. Wise and Mrs. Portlock, OF
Tennessee. His wife, sister of DR..
W. d. Williams, survives him. His
remains arrived at Cape Charles by
steamer on Monday AND after funeral
services over them at Centenary N
Il Church. South, conducted by Rev.
q. w. Jones, were inferred in Cape
Charles cemetery.
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Teach rr's Institute,

yne teachers 81 Pupgoteasue Dis
trict are reque st : TO meet at Keller
90 =. friday. &.'ptelnber 10th, at ? p
N. Cor the purpose of organizing a
District League Too much import
.ance cannct be attached to tits move
ment, at.d We hope 10 have tie
hearty oo-oper; ion Of every teacnei
in The district.
Henry y. Wise, Vice Pres.'
.ungoteague district.
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lawn .,y.

Tie isdies of wsr..:own Bapeisu
church wil ho.d 1t la 81 party III the
yara Of Mr. James q. lloyd at Reads
Ntgssr., Thursday AZ ernoon, Sept
2lsl. Il you wish IL peasant alter
tsrnoon near the wayer be sure TO at
tend
ice cream and con.ectionaries as
we'll as supper, consisting Of all the
de,icacies OF tue season. will be served
At gossorable )r;ces If Thursday
suonid be STORMY come Friday.