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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-27
INDEPENDENT.
SALMAGUNDI.

Gents and young mems hats just
eceived at Engler's. *
Sierra Photo Co., opposite Com
Enercial hotel. New gallery; call and
bee us.
The ice men are busy putting up
(rozen water for next summers use.
The ice is clear and nice
For fine choice apples free from
Torms, call at the postoffice stand,
old IN small quantities of by the
box. ~
Seymour Jacobs has received an
EXCELLENT line of gents gloves Of every
description. Call and see them and
let prices. *
The modern and most effective cure
Or constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known as De-
Wits Little Early Risers. Elko Drug
20.
Gents and Ladies' neckwear, silk
|nuffiers, in all colors and sizes, and
pitial pocket handkerchiefs Just re-
Eeived at Engler's.
Al. Fisher, F. II. Mason. F. w.
Baker, Mrs. Petty and Miss Douglass
anne down from Wells today to take
b the Masonic dance.
Mrs. Ellie Campbell, at Sheehan
Sisters old stand, has few fine hats
bat she will sell below cost to make
Dom for her spring stock.
George Howse has been held to an.
Wer before the Humboldt county
rand jury for cutting Henry Kirch.
er at Paradise in row over a game
4 cards.
Tho indications are that there will
Q big crowd at the dance tonight.
he grand march will begin at 8
clock sharp and all dancers should
on hand. ...
Mrs.May Gibbons Williams has de-
ded to take piano pupils of the first
rade as we'll as more advanced pu
Is after the holidays. Studio at Mr..
Rmes Clark'e. +
Sheriff Campbell now has six
eady boarders. Four of them are
irving sentences, and two, Steele
pa Wright, are held to await the
Ftlon of the next grand jury.
George Stoker and Miss Annie
Pyne were made one at the resi-
nee Of the brides parents today.
will give the young folks a send
when we get official notice of the
|ent.
young lady Of Winnemucca was
costed and grabbed by the arm by
drunken ruffian on the street the
her night. The young lady doubled
dainty fist and swiped the fellow
the Jaw when he loosened his hold
q SUNK away, .'r...
Elegant fur:capes, collarettes, cloth
ckets, dress saques, table linen,
pkns, towels, beautiful table
reads, rugs, portieres and lots of
usehold goods just received at
pgler's.
~ T. Guldagger, at Jones' old
'nd' Is prepared to do blacksmith.
IN all Of it's branches at prices to
the times. Horse shoeing and
gon work a speciality. All work
aranteed. Take your work to Mr..
l,I0dagger's shop IL You want It done
nd -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-27
HOw's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENEY eco,
Toledo, Ohio,
We, the undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan-
clallv able to carry out any obliga-
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDINo, KINNAN q MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price .75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Observation-Disclosures.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-12-27

Bring your Job Work to the lNDR.
PENDENT Office. Low prices.
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Real Estate n. Auction.

Joseph R. Riggs, special commits
sioner, will sell by public auction al
Guilford, on Saturday, November
25th, p. NJ, valuable real estate
near that place, of which Solomon E
Ewell died seized and possessed. For
full particulars see posters.
James b. Fletcher Jr., special COM
missioner, will sell by public auction,
at Keller station, on Thursday, No
vember 2Srd., 8 p. m, a valuable
tract of land situated near that place
on which Levin B. Beloate resided at
the time of his death, containing 60
acres more or less; and as special
commissioner will also sell by public
auction at Temperanceville, on Sat
urday, November 25th., 8 p. NJ:
another valuable tract of land, sit
uated near Bloomtown station, con
tanning 40 acres, more or less, Of
which James Earle Grinnalds, died
seized and possessed. For particulars
see posters.
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conrer.nco appointments.

The following appointments OF in
terest to the people of the Eastern
Shore were made at the late session
of the Virginia Conference, held in
the city of Petersburg:
Norfolk and Eastern Shore District.
Presiding Elder-W. E Judkins.
CapevilIe-R. B. Blankenship.
Cape Charles-R E Barrett.
Franktown-G. a. Ray.
Belle Haven-A. A. Whitmore.
Keller-W. G. Bates.
Wachapreague-W. J. Twilley-
Pungoteague-W. H. Gregory.
Onancock-F. M. Edwards.
Onley-J. R. Griffith.
Atlantic. E. Potts.
Bloxom-J. A. r. Gill.
Pocomoke-J. D. Hosier.
Portsmouth District.
Presiding Elder-W. G. Walden.
Owens Memorial-R. T. Waterfield.
Park View. N. Latham.
Norfolk Clrcuit-N. H. Robertson.
East Norfolk-W. R. Crowder.
South Princess Anne--J. w. Mich
olson.
Trinity-G. Wesley Jones.
Lamberts Point-John W. Carroll.
Randolph-Macon District.
Presiding Elder. a. Amiss.
Gloucester-D. G. G. Butts.
Bethany. w. s Robins.
Bowling Green-W. T. Hayes.
Middlesex-J. NJ. Anderson.
Other Districts.
Nottaway-J. R. Sturgis.
Blackstone-R. A. Compton.
Campbell-D. J. Traynham.
Scottsvilla-L. T. Hit.
Park Place.. T. Bozman.
Epworth-G. E. B. Smith.
P E Danville District-W. P.
Wright.
P. E Charlottesville District.
D. Bank.
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Marriages..
JUsTIs-KEAToN.

In the presence of few chosen
friends and relatives, on Wednesday
evening, the 22d inst. at 7:30 o'clock.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Il.
Bell, Miss Margaret Anna Keaton. of
Onancock, was married to Mr.. VIM.
r. Justis, of Parksley, II member OF
the firm of E. T. Parks & Co. and
son OF MIR. ] G. Justis, of this town,
Rev. Avery Donovan, OF the M r.
Church, officiating. AS the party
entered the tastefully decorated par
lor. Mrs. Bell played a wedding
march upon the piano. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Andrew Justis,
his brother, and Miss Beatrice Hurst,
cousin of the bride, was maid OF
honor.
The bride and her maid were beau
tifully attired in white. After the
ceremony, the blessings and good
wishes for all possible happiness for
the groom and his lovely bride were
offered. Then followed an invitation
to the dining room where the COM
pany partook of delicious supper OF
fruits and confectionaries.
The bride was popular young lady
here and much admired for sweet
manner and excellent taste and style
always presented. The couple left
for their home on Thursday.
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s,bfueOteaxuo.
Mr.. Peter Corbin and wife spent
the week in Philadelphia.

Mr.. Peter Corbin and wife spent
the week in Philadelphia.
Capt John Burch, wife and son,
of Lewes, is visiting his father, Capt
George G.. Burch.
Mrs John Collie died on the 2sd
inst, aged about 80 years Her hus
band and one child survive her.
A large number of P. w. s. B.RR.
officials spent Wednesday here, look
ing after the interests of the com
pany
Capt. Mark, Lighthouse Inspector,
was here this week for the purpose
of having the Government wharf at
this place enlarged.
Schooners D j Wheaton and Hotf
man loaded this week with oysters
for Norfolk and schooner Thomas
Thomas with like cargo for Fair
Haven, Conn.
The oyster shocking business here
was never better. Orders cannot be
filled by our four houses, open day
and night Our oystermen are also
supplying with oysters two houses
at Wisharts Point.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Thos p. Selby, merchant, Of this
place and Miss Sallie NJ. Truitt, OF
Girdletree, Md, Tuesday, 2Sth inst,
at Spring Hill, N E. Church. After
the marriage they will make an
extended tour of Northern cities.
Schooner Oriental, bound from
James River up our bay collided with
and sank sloop Demsel, also loaded
with oysters, in our channel Monday.
She was badly damaged and is now
on the railway for repairs. The
former lost her big anchor and
carried away her bob stay chain.
Our barrel stock of oysters is good,
but moving slow, owing to the warm
weather. Good prices are being re
received for those shipped on orders.
Oyster dealers, here this week from
Philadelphia, say our stock is as
fine as they have seen and will be
in the lead as soon as the weather
gets colder.
Mr.. J. s. Conner is Offering for sale
at great sacrifice stock of general
merchandise in store at this place,
formerly owned By Mr.. E. P. Tim
mons, the best location 10 the town.
he has good reasons for disposing Of
them and they must be sold at once.
He invites purchasers to apply to
him at once on the premises.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: C. E. Byrd, E. q. Cook, 7.
Il. Mears, Baltimore; J. G.. Savage,
Philadelphia; Geo. B. McCubbiu,
Norfolk; S. J. Latcham, Washington,
J. E Davis, Salem, N. j; james
Beecham, Saratoga; Gordon B. Jones,
Newark; E. II. Benson. Pocomoke
City; J. E. Verdin, Lewes; A. I.
Star and wife Morris River, N. j.;
John q. Hopkins, Jno. T. Chandler
Capt. Fl. B. Rogers, Accomac.
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Church Notes.

Christmas entertainment at Hollies
Baptist Church, December Goth p.
In.
Rev. T. 8. Dunaway, Jr., quite sick
of late, is improving, but will not be
able to fill his appointments to NOR
row at either of his churches.
The meeting announced to begin
at Berea III. P. Church next Sunday
will not begin until Sunday, Decem-
Der Bird. All interested are requested
to take notice.
Rev. Asbury Burke will deliver a
lecture at Hallwood NJ. E. Church,
Wednesday night, December 9th, on
Love, courtship and marriage Doors
open at 2 o'clock. Admission ten and
fifteen cents.
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be observed at the Presby.
terrain Church on Sunday morning,
November 10Th. Preparatory servi'
ces, followed by meeting of the
session of the Church, at p. IN. on
Saturday, the 18th. The pastor
very earnestly desires all the mem.
bers of the church to be present.
Rev. A. a. Melvin, president of the
Maryland Annual Conference, III. P.
Church, will preach at Hunting
Creek, Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der Goth. 1880 p. M; Leemont
Thanksgiving day, November SOth,
at 2:3O p. m; Grant Memorial,
Thanksgiving day, at 1880 p. NJ, and
at Parksley, Friday evening, Decem-
Der 1st, 7:3O p. In.
An all day service will be held at
Leemont NJ. P. Church on Thanks
giving day. Preaching by Rev. E
Il. Little, of Baltimore, at 1890 o. M
and by Rev. A. D. Melvin, President
of the Conference at p. m. The
church will furnish turkey dinner
and supper will also be served. The
intention is to dedicate the new
church on this day. Everybody cor
daily invited.
The Temperanceville Council Jr.
o. U. a. N. No. 1879, has made ar
rangement to have special services
for Mechanics on Sunday morning,
Nov. Goth at the M. E. Church, South
at Temperanceville at 1890 q. NJ,
conducted by Rev. ]. E. Potts. The
public and sister councils are cor
daily invited to attend. All Bro
Mechanics are requested to assemble
at councils hall and attend in q
body.
G. w. e.
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OnIey

Miss Alice B Savage is visiting her
grandmother in Baltimore this week
Mr.. B. T. Parks closed up his bar
rel factory for the season, this week
Prayer meeting is held at our
Methodist Church every Wednesday
night.
Rev L. E. Spencer, of four town
filed pulpits at Zion and Broadway
Sunday.
Mr.. Levin T. Kelly visited Balti
more recently. He had not been
there before for 80 years.
Our silver agent. Mr.. Costen, has
returned from Maryland and is TAX
ing orders for Xmas goods.
The slaughter Of porkers has be-
gun in this neighborhood. Mr.. J
Scarborough was the first to kill this
season.
Master Lester Ward, in Philadel'
phia for treatment, "of defective
articulation" recently, is home much
improved.
Mr.. B. T. Bradford sustained
painful injuries Wednesday by the
breaking of his cart axle and the
rolling of g barrel of pota toes upon
him from the cart.
Capt. E. B. NAPLES and Mr.. A. w
Lilliston, confined to their homes fol
several days, suffering from injuries
lately received, were at this place
during the week much improved.
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un,vorsnl Il. temperance Sunday;

TO all pastors, Sunday school sup>
erintendents and teachers, all Ep-
worth Leaguers and all friends OF
temperance we appeal for the observ
ance of November &c, as notable
temperance day.
This appointment is made by the
International Sunday School Con-
vention. which has named as the les
son to be taught on that day, The
Woes of Intemperance," Prov. %; 30,
35.
The drink curse is world wide, and
young people in particular must be
taught that it is crime against the
nation and q sin against God.
Therefore we trust that through
out our district the subject will be
presented from both q national and
personal view on November 26.
MRS. BETTE A. RUE,
Dist. Supt. of w. G. L. U.
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NEIGHBORMOOD NOTES.
ORlalic0ck.

Mr.. Geo. Parks, of Leemont, moved
in town this week and occupied the
Weaver place on east Kerr street
Mr.. Jos. s Mills is offering for sale
come land belonging to the estate o.
his father, w. S. Mills. The proper.
ty is finely located and is very de
slrable for parties wishing to settle
in the town.
On Sunday the Baptist Church ant
the NJ. E. Church, South. had ne
service, their pastors being in atten
dance upon the General Association
Richmond, and the Annual Confer
ence, Petersburg, respectively.
A company OF young ladies and
gentlemen, on a bright moonlight
night, recently. rode to Lewis land
ing, Deep Creek, and had an oyste,
party. The roast of the fat "DeeE
Creek brand was much enjoyed.
At Holy Trinity church there was
a large congregation on Sunday. The
rector, Rev. Carey Gamble, delivered
a very interesting discourse upon the
subject: MAN the likeness of God. ,
The choir rendered TIE Dsum Of fine
composition which was very pleas
;ngly sustained by the instrumental
accompaniment.
Mr.. C. S. Slocomb, lately appoint
ed superintendent of the Sunday
school, NJ. E. Church, South. was in
stalled on last Sunday. An election
of inferior officers then followed and
Mr.. J. P. Jones was made assistant
superintendent; Mr.. G. Fred Kelly,
secretary, and Mr.. 1. W. Bagwell, Jr.,
assistant librarian.
The addition to the building of the
First National Bank of Onancock
was completed this week. The
building is now tifty>six feet deep
and contains main banking de-
partment, cashiers Office and direc.
tors room. The directors room, size
seventeen by seventeen feet, was
erected at cost of ole thousand
dollars and is handsomely finished
and furnished and comfortable. a
vestibule. of handsome quarter-saw-
ed oak. with French plate glass
pannelled door, was erected at the
front. This addition is important
for comfort and presents an elegant
The building will be
repainted and polished throughout.
1t is credit to the enterprise of the
stockholders.
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PullEOteasue.

Mr.. c. R. Waters, of Nandua, killed
25 rabbits and SO partridges last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hardy, of Blackstone, will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Sam Taylor.
Rev. W. H. GREGORY is to return to
his former charge much to the de-
light of everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebard Warren re-
Gently lost their little daughter, Jessie
Henrietta, aged months.
Mrs. L. b. Ames and grandson,
Dundon, left Wednesday for Smith
field, to visit her son, DR.. w. G. Ames.
The entertainment for the benefit
Of the M. E. Church, South, was
quite success financially and very
enjoyable.
Mr.. Jas. G.. Weaver, of Onancock,
has moved here to make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Wes-
colt, Of this place.
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Meeting OF Stockholders OF Produce
Exchange

Pursuant to notice, the stockhold-
ers OF the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange, residing in the vicinity OF
Parksley, met at that place, on Sat-
urday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Vim. A.
Burton, generaLagent, was present
and fully explained the object of the
meeting and the beneficial results
expected from this movement on the
part of the farmers of the Eastern
Shore. Mr.. John R. Rev was then
called to the chair aud DR.. j. T..
Sledge selected as secretary. The
stockholders then proceeded to effect
the necessary local organization by
electing the following gentlemen who
will compose the Board of Local Di.
rectors: Tully j. Scott, Sylvanus w.
Parkes, a. ]. Rev, Capt. Frank JUS
tice and John e. Wise.
John b. Wise was also selected as
member of the Board of General
Directors.
On motion it was decided to post
pone the selection of Local Inspector
and Local Agent until future meet
log. Many new members ioi ed. The
meeting was large and maj led with
determination, on the part of it's
members, to aid in undoing the
wrongs which they have patiently
borne for 80 many years. 1t is hoped
that every section will manifest the
same spirit.
J. T. SLEDGE,
JOHN r. REV, Secretary.
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Atlantic Dia.rie, reacner.' League.

OAuthASC u e<AShSA" A<Ses $3.50
a meeting of the Atlantic District
Teachers League was held on Sat-
urday, November IS, 1899, at Tenn
peranceville. The matter of select
ing a president was disposed of by
the election of Prof Fuller F. Taylor
as such. The League listened with
much interest to the excellent speech
of Prof. G. G. Joynes, and the paper
on Free Text Books" by Prof. Tay-
lor, which was of superior merit
On motion the programme for that
day was continued as part of pro.
gramme for next meeting of League,
to be held on December 18th. 1899, at
New Church, Va, at p. m. The
public generally is invited to be
present. By mutual consent the Is
land district and Atlantic district
were consolidated.
JOHN D. GRANT. JR.,
Secretary.
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New Church.

Miss Anna Miles, Of Atlantic, was a
welcome visitor to our town on
Saturday and Sunday last. the guest
of Miss Lena Birmingham.
Miss lilly White died at her home
near here on the 18th inst. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. E.
S. Fooks of NJ. P. Church on Sunday
last.
We learn Mr.. Hiram Birmingham
and wife will make Horntown their
future home. Rumor has it that
others of our town people will follow
suit.
These bright autumn days, we are
reminded of "Old Father Time" plac
ing the finishing touches on the
statuary OF 1899. and determined to
lay the foundation of 1900. The
northern gunners cannot afford to
let so delightful season pass without
arresting some pleasure from it to
place in memory.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed In the
postoffice at Accomac, Va. month
ending November 30th, 1899.
Miss Jane Foster, Miss Henrietta
Hawkins, Mrs Mary Louisa James,
Mrs. Rachel Kuox. Mrs. Clara Le-
Cato, Miss Sabra Riley, Miss 8. A.
Spinerie, Mrs. Cecil Upton, MIR. Joe
Matthew's
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised and give date
of this list.
Henry G. White, ST.. P. NJ.
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JOHN R. REV,
Chairman
Rrodwnter memoria, Associations.
J. T. SLEDGE,
Secretary.

Rrodwnter Memorial Associations.
At meeting to organize a Brod-
water Memorial Association, held at
Temperanceville, November 18th. the
following officers were elected: s. w.
Matthews, president; John D. Par
sons, ice-president; w. l. Mock.
treasurer; c. E. Byrd. secretary; N.
w. Mock, j. H. Jones and George W.
Gillespie, committee on permanent
organization.
The object of this association is to
aid and supplement the efforts of the
teachers and pupils of the public
schools to erect per nanent me
mortal to the memory of the late DR..
Jos. F. Brodwater, who gave his time
and labors for over twenty years to
the advancement of the public
schools of Accomac county.
The hearty, sympathetic support OF
all citizens of Accomac county and
especially of the officers, teachers and
pupils OF the public schools is earn
estly solicited. Let us-honor in
death the man, who in life, was an
honor to us.
Will not some teacher who fully
appreciates DR.. Brodwater's efforts,
forcibly bring this subject before
the coming Teachers Institute to be
held at Onancock?
C. E. BYRD. Sec.
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There is a ruinor that the postoffice
trouble at E1more will involve others
besides the late assistant postmaster.
It is understood that outside parties
cashed money orders for the young
man which is violation of law, and
those doing this are liable to indict-
ment by the United States Grand
iury.-Light.
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Accomac G. H Va

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on Tuesday, Decem
Der 5th, at my residence near Fair
Oaks, all of my personal property,
consisting in part of household and
kitchen furniture, one large cook
stove in good order, farming imple-
ments, potato bed frames, corn, fod>
der, hogs, pork, cows, one very val
liable horse, sc. The household
property OF Mrs. E. g. Elliott, de-
ceased, will also be sold on same
day. Terms made on day. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock.
John E. Mock
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hAhhoG 'ihS3 0eS ~ oA>~~ oSo>
looks like big race day at Tasley
Purse 800.
Basil, record 2.99. His owner is
getting everything in shape to give
him record of $3.50 or better.
J. r. has been clipped and looks
like he did the day he trotted at
Gentlemen Driving Park in 2 1911.
One Eyed Princewood is fat and
strong and the boys in his neighbor-
hood will back him to win.
Bell CPS owner wants her mention
ed in her sire's list of 2 30, and will
make every effort to win first money
Lady Maud is booked to carry first
money to Accomack G. H.
In case any two of the above
mentioned horses should not start
Happy Jack, the PAGER, will be
allowed to start in this race.
Free For All.
Parker s., l O6t will arrive at Oman
cock. Wednesday the Goth, and will
be happily greeted, being the fastest
horse that ever stepped on old Acco-
mack soil. He has two things in
view one to break the track record
1.164 and other to beat Lamp Girl.
Castleton is yet in doubt of coming.
J. R. BULL.
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MELsoN-JoHNsoN.

Mr.. Thomas H. Nelson, of Acco-
mac g. H., and Miss Eulalie john
son, Parksley, were married at the
brides home. Saturday, November
18th. Rev M F. Sanford officiating
They left by noon train on their
wedding journey for Philadelphia
and other northern cities
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To Stockholders of Produce Exchange


Meetings of the stockholders of the
Produce Exchange, of the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, to perfect the To-
cal organizations will be held as fol-
lows:
Tasley, Friday, November gath, 2
p. N.
onley, Saturday. November 25th, 2
p. m.
Mappsburg, Tuesday, November
29th, 2 p. m.
Melfa, Saturday, December I'd, 2
p. N.
All subscribers are earnestly re-
quested to be present as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
VIM. A. BURTON.
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F. W. shivers, the well known lee
cream manufacturer, has moved his
plant from Peninsula Junction to
Princess end, and is better
equipped to serve his trade than ever
before. Write for prices.