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Some Facts Concerning Church Extension
 iD thG Little Rock Conference.

HE Board of Church Extension of the M E. Church, South O created by the General Conference which held in Nashville Tenn May 1882 This important action provided the organization oa board be domced the city of Lou sve Ky charged with the duty raising and administering fund for the relief and aid congregations of Church unable provide themselves with suitable houses of worship without assista C from abroad.
 Collections taken annually congregation this purpose oneaf of the thus raised the Boards of Church Extension appropriated bounds the Conference where collected the other half
 General Board be distributed congregations received help both Boards The Church funds When desire only temporary relief borrow from the Board at low rate of interest.
 Since the organization of the Board the following Churches i'll the Little Rock Conference have been aided follows tie Rock Conference Board
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THERE is now talk of an ex- tra session of congress in Oc- tober. Look for another bond issue.
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N. D. GOTHAM, Bus. Man.
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1899.
E EditcpiaI.

THE Philippine war has not ended yet.
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THE patriotic land-lubbers are giving the gun-boat, Nashville, grand ovation wherever she goes.
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18th day of May, 1899.
4-347. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrERToRO
 LAND OFFIzE AT CAMDEN. ARK
 April 20th, 1899 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler ha, filed notice of his intention to make final .oof In support of his claim. and that said prc Jf will be made before the Cire1 Clerk of D ew county, Ark at Monticello. on~
 JUNE 10Th, 1899, viz .mes r. Burton of Drew county. Ark. II. E. 70. 16i7S, for the East half Northwest quar- t%r and Southwest quarter North east quarter section twenty, Township thirteen, south, Range eight west He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up- on and cultivation of said land. viz John Da- wis, John Nelson, William NJ. Allen and Ed ward N. Bond all of Wilmar, Ark
 ! B. FRIEDHEIM. Register
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City Ordinance.

An Ordinance to Be.Entitled an Or dinance to Regulate and Tax Boarding Houses.
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE IN- eoRPoRATED TOWN OF MoNTIoELLo:
 Sec. l. That, for the purpose of regulating and taxing the boarding houses within the town Of Monticello. every person owning or op- erating Il boarding house within the limits of said town shall be required to pay a license fee of ten dollars per year payable quarterly. semi annually or annually. Provided, any person may take boarders for period of one month or more without paying such license
 Sec. 2 That any person found guilty of yio- latng Sec of this ordinance shall be fined in any sum not less than five dollars nor more than twenty five dollars
 Sec 3. All ordinances and parts of ordinan- ces in conflict with this ordinance are hereb,. repealed and this ordinance shal take oG.ct from and after is passage and publeat..t Passed May 5th, 1899
 L. E. H0KE, Recorder
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95.-New I-ewisyiIe, Lafayette ROO. = Malvern. Hot Springs
 '96-Lonoke, Lonoke ROO.
 '97-Ashdown. Little River CO., zoo
 :" --Columbus, IIemstead
 Hope, Hampstead CO.,, eso
 !" = Junction. Union 1so
 '9S-Mena Polk CO., 200 = -I.onoke I.onoke CO., 5o1 2ooo .'-Des Ark, Prairie CO., 200 = -DeNal's Bluff Prairie CO.,. 200
 The home Board has aided from the beginning donating all S9669 number of churches aided more than once, some two, and some three times
 The General Board has aided 24 Churches in the Conference donating 36OO nearly $4 paid into the General Board Besides Board loaned to the of 800 Another on tote large number country and village helped No the most of this like exhorng here for have heard people to the Church Extension this known preachers who neglect this collection unnportant vet over 100 Churches Conference have have received nearly $4 900 than paid out
 W R. HARRISON, T. D. SCOTT
 SECRETARY. CHAIRMAN.
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THE Car of all the late con- gresses is soiourning in Europe.
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4-347. FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK..l
 Ainr .la lAtl, 1 aLlu

LAND OFFIcR AT CAMDEN. ARK
 March 2sth, 1sgJ Notice is hereby sRyen that the toHay- Ing named settler hes hle notice of his inten. tion to make final proof iu sI .,port of his claim and that said pr of will 32 m4de before the County Clerk 4 Dre couhSg. Ark at Montl- cello. Aik 5n the
 18th day of May, 1899, viz J.mes V Tucker, of Drew County, Alt., II. F No. i6570. for the Southwest quarter O. section ten. Township eleven, South, Range 3ix, West He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ar.d cultivation of said land, 'viz S. Cul MliIis. Of Florence, Ark, Ned Gibson, of Coleman. Ark, stephen Baker and William 5. Rob ertson. of Florence, Ark
 J. B. FREEDMEN, Register.
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CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money fl it fails to cure. 25e. rAe genuine has L. 5. 6l on each tablet q
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THE MONTICELLONIAN.

JAMES R. GOTH AM, Eaitor and Proprietor.
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PuDgOteug ne.

MIR. George 0. Mock, Jr., has ac-
cepted position in New York.
Misses Minnie and Lizzie Mason, of
Pastoral, were the gue.ts OF Miss
Missouri Mapp last week.
Mrs. L. H. Ames, who has gone to
Johns Hopkins hospital for treat
ment, is much improved and will re-
turn home in a few weeks.
Messrs. Frank and Henry Gregory
have returned home to spend their
vacation. the former from Roanoke
and the latter from Randolph. Macon
College.
At the defamation contest given
on last Thursday night by the
students of Pungoteague Academy,
Mr.. s. Wales Hank carried of the
prize over five other contestants.
Miss Leila Warren received a dis
tinction in vocal music at the Pun
colleague Academy. Her name failed
to be read on Thursday night Of last
week, by accident. This correction
is due her.
Miss marguerite Battaile, who left
last month to visit friends in Roa-
noke and attend the commencement
exercises of Rollins Institute, return.
ed last week, accompanied by her
sisters, Misses Halle and Estelle.
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Mr. E. Mof1itt and wife are visiting
friends at Elkton, Md.
Mr.. Vim. j. Burton and wife. of
Wachapreague, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. F. Matthews.
The new steamer, Ocean City, made
an excursion trip to Wallops Beach
this week, one hundred passengers on
board.
Horace Wiltbank, of Milton. Del.
is here in our bank, preparing to take
charge of the Parksley Bank, when
completed.
Mr.. Sheriff. and family, of Balti-
more, have arrived here to occupy
their cottage for the summer on
Assateague Beach.
Mr.. Fred E. Ruediger is in New
York this week purchasing his outfit
of surveyors instruments, in order to
meet the demands upon him in Office
to which he was recently appointed.
Mr.. VIM. II. Sharpley, a popular
clerk of this place, and Miss Elmer L
Yard, sister of Mrs. 4. H. Bennington
were married June 22d, and after
making an extended tour of the
Northern cities arrived home on
Wednesday and will make this place
their future home. They have the
best wishes of host of friends.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
D. H. Howard, r. a. Sorger, Rolly
Moore. Philadelphia; H. D. Gordon
N. Y; P. H. Daumberg, Baltimore
G. H. Turner. Wilmington; Jas. ALI
man and wife, A. Altman, Norris.
town, Pa; A. h. Hayman, Jno. P
Goldsboro. F. s. Strickland, H. n
Pitcom, Chester, Del; A. W. Smith
n. Powell, Snow Hill; Thos. a
Tilghman, Newark, Md; Henry
Wilkerson. Horace Milbank, Milton
Del; Thos. R. Rev, Jno. S. Tyler, G.
D. Barnes, j. Il. Satchell, s. White
Accomac.
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Picnic Mt the Folly.

A picnic will be held at the Folly
in the afternoon of next Friday, I'm
der the auspices of the ladies Of
Drummondtown Baptist Church, and
cordial invitation is extended tc
everyone who can be present to come
and participate in the pleasures OF
the occasion. Refreshments in abund
ance will be served to you and the
opportunity afforded you of taking
sail on the water when you tire OIL
the amusements offered you on the
beautiful grounds where the picnic is
to be held. The picnic is especially
tor the children. Come and see them
enjoy the treat which will be given
them on the occasion. Proceeds fol
church purposes.
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Deaths.

Tho death of Mr.. Samuel 81. White,
reported in another column, Is re-
ceiyed with sincere sorrow by large
circle of relatives and friends on the
| Eastern Shore. He was promising
young man, of fine character ana
Justly held in high esteem by oil VINO
knew him. His remains, which ar
rived at Parksley by rail on Tuesday
from Kiowa. Kansas, were inferred
after funeral services on that day,
conducted by Rev Mr.. Greenstield'
of the Methodist Protestant Church,
of which lie was member, in the
family burying ground near Leemont.
Edwin E Dennis, son of Mrs. l..
Jane Dennis. of Beverly, near POGO
moke City. died at Morehead City,
IN. c., on Sunday, June 25, in the
fifty ninth year Of his age He spent
the greater part of his life in Acco-
mac county, Va, but about three
wears ago moved to North Carolina
to engage in business. Mr.. Dennis
is survived by his mother and by one
full sister, Mrs. Henry Page, and by
two half brothers, Emmerson Dennis,
of Virginia, and Hon. J. o. Dennis
of Princess Anne.
Mrs Mary Savage, wife of Jeter
Savage, died Saturday morning, OF
consumption, at her home at Oak
Hall, aged about 70 years. The de-
ceased was lady of fine christian
character and had been for many
wears q consistent member of Atlantic
Baptist Church. Her remains were
Inferred in the cemetery of that
church on Monday after funeral ser.
vices conducted by her pastor, Rev
Walter Rhodes.
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Mrs. Louisa Snead is visiting her
son, Mr.. John r. Fletcher. Pungo-
league, this week.
We have new and very efficient
agent at our railroad station to the
delight of our people.
Misses Vivian Matthews and Edith
Byrd, who have been visiting friends
of late in Onancock, are home again
Our farmers are shipping white
potatoes heavy this week and are de
lighted with the prices they are re
ceiving for same.
Mr.. Solomon Bunting, who has
been ill for some time but was
thought to be getting well, died sud
denly, June 9th and was buried on
the 2Sth in the family burying
ground, near Bloomtown.
There has been much talk up here
here of late about the building OF a
new courthouse, but there is more
interest in the division of the county
Many of our people think the old
courthouse sufficient, but it new
one is to be built want it located CD
railroad and will make strong pull
in that direction.
At the last communication of Tenn
peranceville Lodge, A. F. s. "A. NJ
the following officers were elected
w. H. Pruitt, Jr., w. NJ; Henry E
Byrd, s. w; j. F. Terry, j. W.; o. F.
Mears, s. d.; NJ. e. Slant, j. D VIM.
7. Mister. Sec w. H. Pruitt, Sr.,
Treas; Ohio w. Byrd, tiler. They
will be installed at July meeting
when D. D. G.. NJ. will be present.
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MnclaDreaEue.

Look out for the big day here on
the 18th.
Miss Daisey Birmingham is visiting
her sister in Baltimore.
Mr.. John Savage has returned
home for his summer vacation.
MIR. F. J. Bulman has improved his
dwelling with fresh coat of paint.
The bateau race on last Saturday
was a failure on account OF an acciN
dent to the Sweetheart.
Mrs Tabitha James, who has been
seriously ill for several weeks, is now
considerably improved.
Mrs. Susan Fox who W. y,.Aen
suddenly aud seriously i'll a few days
ago, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Thos. Heath returned from
Randolph Macon College few days
since accompanied by one of his
schoolmates, MFR. Goodloe, of Ten
nessee.
The late residence of Mr.. Richard
w. Ames, deceased, accidentally took
fire on the kitchen roof on Wednes-
day, but was discovered in time to
prevent a serious conflagration.
Capt. Alex Richardson and his pc
lice assistant. Mr.. Warner, of Allan
etc, are doing active service in polio
ing the waters of this section. They
are active and efficient officers in the
States service.
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a Card.

Having several months ago decided
to pursue the study of law at the
University of Virginia during the
coming session, I have transferred
my good will and all my interest in
the Pungoteague Academy to Prof.
A. Southall, an A. B., graduate of
Randolph Macon College who will be
assisted by full corps of teachers
and will be prepared to teach the
English branches, Latin, German,
French, bookkeeping, vocal and in
strumental music: Thanking my
patrons for their kindness and in
terest in my work, 1 remain.
J. d. HANK, JR.
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Business Notices.

NOTICE Strayed from my premises
in Upshur's Neck, May Goth, 2 cows
and 2 calves, last seen in crossing
Machipungo bridge on way to Ward
town where I moved from in Deem
ber Description-one cow, smoky
color, left horn broken off and one or
two Sits in left ear-the other cow
somewhat sunburnt red, with dark
head and neck, one horn shorter than
the other-the calves are about 10
months old, one female, the other
male, the latter red with horns to 8
inches long. Liberal reward paid for
Information of them.
Jno. N. Ward or A G.. James,
TrOWer, Va.
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Church Notes.

The privileges, for Hallwood Camp.
will be sold at Hallwoed, July 7th, at
2 o'clock pm.
Mr.. 7. Ryland Sanford, theological
student OF Richmond College, has re-
turned to his home at Parksley, and
will be glad to supply for any pastor
who wishes to take vacation.
On Wednesday, July Goth, there
will be an all day fair held in the
grove back of the Wardtown Baptist
church, followed by an entertain
ment at night. Proceeds for benefit
of church. Everybody invited 10
attend, spend a pleasant day and
help good cause. If Wednesday is
stormy the next fair day.
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Speed Cont' SITS.

Peninsula Fair Grounds, July 1st.
Grand exhibition ofspeed and a good
true race for money, between Little
Billy. owned by Sam. G, Nelson, and
Boston, owned by J. G. Nelson, best
3 in5.
Stella. mark 2:244, and Jake NJ
Pachen. mark 9:214, will work out
three heats together.
Grover c., mark 2:29t, and Lady
Maude, 2:32, will exhibit together.
Lady Cleveland and J. n. A are
well matched and will give an ex-
citing contest.
Daniel Gribbins,
John G. Orwell.
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To whom IL May Concern.

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 NJ. Gordy as my
agent, and from this date l retire
from the mercantile business al
Greenbackville, and Franklin City
Va. Thankful for past patronage
solicit continuance of same, for the
new firm of Gordy 81 Payne.
P. G. Matthews.
Greenbackville, Va, June Sd, 1899.
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OIileY.


Mrs. Mary GUSTS and Mrs. Lovey
Bailey, of Savageville, are critically
i'll.
Mrs. Susan Belote, of Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cordie
Belote.
Mrs. Sarah Wtnder, of Baltimore lis
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Althea
Rogers.
Mr.. Sam n. East is suffering from a
blow received from a horse, which
kicked him.
Mr.. Sydney Guy, of Brooklyn. was
called home this week by the illness
of his wife.
Mrs. Richards, of Baltimore, is the
guest at this time of her brother, MIR.
w. 7. Wimbrough.
The missionary meeting held here
on Wednesday was big success.
Interesting papers were read, fine
dinner served and about 500 people
present. Everything passed off de-
lightfully.
Mr.. VIM. E. Mapp, of this place, is
advocating the sale of all potatoes
brought to the railroad stations in
Accomac this season to the highest
bidder and that one barrel of each
load be examined before exposed to
! sale.
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How are your eyes? DR.. George
Brown, the celebrated eye specialist,
will be at Chincoteague, next week.
DIR. Brown is a graduate of the Phila-
delphia Optical College and cannot
be compared with travelling opticians
Call in time, 1 may have to get your
glasses ground for you. Office at
Island Hotel.
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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 G. a., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol-
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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NOTICE. will meet parties at any
of the wharves on Folly Creek. at
John James landing or Wachaprea-
que, when requested. and take them
to any point desired from Chinco-
league to the Capes. l have com.
Portable boat and my rates are rea-
sonable. For particulars address
Thomas Milliner,
louisville, Va.
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For RENT-Year 1900 that very de
sirable farm known as the "Poulson
Land now occupied and tenanted
by Mr.. P. w. East, admirably situa'
ted for trucking, directly between
Onancock and Tasley Station, thue
affording ample shipping facilities.
For terms &C., apply to Il. A. Hop
kins, POI E. Baltimore ST., Balti-
more, Md.
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Excurs,on Rates TO Cnincotengnp
June 81, 1899.

The citizens of Chincoteague L.
land are making preparation for q
big day on the 4th of July for the
benefit of the public.
The Wishart Point Transportation
Co. will give excursion rates from
Wishart Point to Chincoteague Is
land at 25 cents round trip.
The Globe will leave Wishart Point
at her regular hour, 7'9O q. ~. also at
2 o'clock p. w., returning will leave
Chincoteague Island 4:3O o'clock p IN.
The Winnie will leave Wishart
Point $50 o'clock d. m, and return
ing will leave Chincoteague O'Clock
p. u.
WIsHART POINT TRANS. Co.
P. S.-AlI teams will be cared for
by G.. F. Bunting.
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tn The Public.

We take this method of saying that
the Laurel Marble Works." owned
by US. which was burned out on last
Saturday, will be rebuilt at once and
be in operation in 80 days or less to
serve the trade as heretofore.
Respectfully,
DAVIS s. BRO.
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The Bro0wnter Momorin'.

We, the undersigned trustees oil
Atlantic School District, having re-
ceived voluntary contributions from
the school children and school officers
of said district amounting 30 500 81
and from the officers and students OF
Margaret Academy So; and as other
parties have expressed a desire to
contribute to this worthy cause, we
announce that we will receive all
donations that may be sent to Jno
D. Parsons. Atlantic, Va, or to other
members of the Board, and will see
that the same shall be properly ap
piled.
G. w. FEDDEMAN,
j. D. PARSONS, Chairman,
Clerk.
June 81. 1899.
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ChfI.Iren'A Day.

Children's day will be observed at
M. E. Church, South, Drummond-
ton, next Sunday night, 500 o'clock.
Harborton Baptist Sunday school
will hold its annual Children's day
services next Sunday at 8 o'clock p.
N.
Childrens' day at Hollies Baptist
church on July 18th, Wednesday,
beginning at o'clock. Supper and
refreshments will be served.
Childrens' day service will be held
at Crowsontown M. E. Church, Sun
day afternoon, July I'd, at 3 o'clock,
and at Parkaiey M. E. Church, Sun
day evening, July I'd, at Sis.
Children's day at Leatherbury M.
E. Church, Sunday, July I'd, at 2:3O
p. N. A good program has been ar
ranged. Come and bring your lunch
and remain for the night service.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
S. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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NoTICE-A male hog. OF red color
with black spots, left my premises
near Accomac G. H., about two
months ago. Information of his
whereabouts suitably rewarded.
John E. Shrieyes
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NoTIcE-Healtha and weather per
hitting I will attend at Onancock or
the first, Melfa on the second, and
Only on the third Saturday in each
month from this time until further
notice. for the purpose of attending
to any business pertaining to the
office of Justice of the Peace.
Levi r. Boggs, j. p.
June 18th. 1890.
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Our buyer has just returned from
the city and we have opened out g.
full line of nice goods, cheaper than
ever. Call at once and get choice.
Ames, Shield Co.
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For RENT-A storehouse on Hog
Island. The house is now vacant and
can be occupied at any time. Size OF
the house 34x18, two story with three
good sized rooms on the second floor
and sitting room and kitchen at
tached. Suitable for family to live
in. Rent $75 per year. For further
particulars apply to
g w. Doughty.
Broadwater, Va.
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If you want nice black dress in
Henriettas, surges, brilentine or pure
mohair, we will sell them to you
cheaper than anyone else.
G. s. Slocomb s. Bros.
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For SALE-A farm situated near
louisville, known as the John L.
Ward farm containing 60 acres
more or less. The land is in fine
state of cultivation, the dwelling in
good repair and plenty of out
houses. For terms apply to the un-
dersigned.
DR.. j. w. Kellam,
louisville, Va.
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Mosby Northam,
Modestown, Va.

For RENT-For 1900, farm on which
Mr.. Guy now resides, near Middle
sex, known as the Stuart Farm. For
reference apply to
Henry F. Powell.
Onancock, Va.
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NOTICE 100000 to lend on APP
proved real estate security, Apply to
T. b. Quinby, Attorney,
Accomac Z. a., Va.
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For SALE-A bateau, Hunting
Creek model, thirty-two feet keel,
ten feet wide, in good repair, three
years old and a good sailer, with O
complete outfit for dredging and
grabbing. For particulars and terms
apply to
4 Rnssell
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For umbrellas, crash hats, good
shoes, negligee shirts, yau can get
them ct
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Be sure and see our summer dress
goods before buying. We can save
you money.
Slocomb Bros.
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WANTED "A good COW fresh to pail.
Will pay cash.
O. F. Mason,
Mappsville.
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For sALE-Mainsail, jib, blocks
and running rigging all entirely
new, also anchors, chains, pump,
windlass, and compass, belonging to
a schooner which carried 1000 bushels
of oysters; will sell cheap.
j. L. Warren,
Pungoteague, Va.
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June 18th. 1890.

For RENT-For year 1900 my farm
near Pastoral, known as the dix
Farm"
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For SALE-Ten hives of Italian
bees the best honey makers, very
gentle, in best patent hive made, also
honey in pound boxes as fine as
Jos. S. Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.