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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

the surface some distance below and sink
again. He Jumped into the skiG and
luckily mot the major. morr dad than
alive. drifting IN the shore e1dy He
hat in fact drowned. and Il required
hard and prompt service % the agency
physician 10 establish lie In the BODY
again
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Some Summer (OttOn\.

DHE success of this business depends en.,,s,.
H) upon knowing just what you want and o,us-s
. it to you for as little we can. While III. :
not over profound it has some bearing on this
summer cottons. Our cotton man prophesied :
mand for fine things and bought accordinplv 4.
result women who know tell us that we hava .s.
times much any other store
We shall not repeat the rest of the comn,imo,.
for fear you should question our veraoitv. Nv
elites here you'll not outside of San Frano;aoo :
Chicago. England Scotland, Germany Franoa GA
America represented. Take, for exampe tb,
pretty cotton from England.
The ground eoored light purple pink blue noysr m ~. -
lace ws,,
eooed ground between the satin stripes that nstwe m
though unsenhs will stick mind The price h
We could get os but don't buhe
This word for the rest read it all.
fancy sb., -
knots and flowers 3Se
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On the Northern Pacific leaves Spokane
late one evening and reaches Seattle and
Tacoma next afternoon. and Portland in
early evening. Good train--try IT, Train
wide vestibuled, Send to our agents FOR A
North Coast Limited leanet
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SEATTLE BOY SOLDIER DEAD.
HURLEY n. KELLOGG sUCCUMBs TO
PERITONITIs At MANILA.

Enlisted in Troop ID, Third Cavalry,
in This City a Year Ago at Age of
IS Years-Was Born Here and
Expected to Return Home Soon.
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W smallpox in Mount Vernon.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post Intelligence e.
MI VERNON, Apru ls The report
that Mount vernon has = smallpox scare
L. sulIAx l.ISLSGSA
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DIAMOND rings, April's birthstone.
VIM. II. Ffnck. Jeweer. SIS Second avenue
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From

The above rates include one adj
mission to the Fair Grounds.
Tickets will be sold July Both ana
31st, and August 1st, Pad and sra,
1900. good to return until August 4th
1900. Tickets good on all regular
trains inside Of the limit, and also on
the special Trains which will be run
as noted below.
There will be as a special train run
on August LIST, 2nd and 3rd, 1900 from
Delmar and interme date points ia
Keller and return on the following
schudule.
Leave Delmar 100 a. M; Salisbury
$40; Fruitland, 7.1S, Eden, Z.
Loretto, 1885; Princess Anne T4o
Kings Creek, 1859; Pocomoke, S'SO
New Church, S.35; Oak Hall, $40
Rloomtown, $50; Hallwood, 900
Blexom, 90; Parksley, $50; Taslel
9 80; Onley, 9 40; Melfa, $50, arrlvlp'
at Keller about 1000 a. IN. Returning
leave Keller at G 30 p. H..
There will also be speciai Trail
leave Keller on August list, End AM
Srd, 1900, for Cape Charles, stoppinI
at intermediate points. This tran
will leave Keller at 30 p. III.
]. G.. Rodgers, II. D. Ooohe'
Supt. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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ModestOwD.

The intense heat of late has caused
much sickness here.
Miss Ethel West, of Jersey City, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. James Littleton's handsome
house is nearing completion.
The Bunyan's Pilgrim Band gave
an entertainment here last week.
The recent rains encourage us. w
have suffered much from drought.
Pastor Rhodes and family are VISIT
ing relatives in Northern Neck, va
Rev. Mr.. Kirby, Of Parksley, VIII
fill Rev. Walter Rhodes's pulpit her
next Sunday morning.
The Produce Exchange is doinI
we'll in this section. The member
ship is rapidly increasing.
A festival will be held at Modes
town Baptist Church, THURSDAY
August ., for the benefit of the SUI
day School. Supper will be served
Cream and confectioneries for sal
All invited. If very rainy Thursda!
next fair day.
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Cnful0toax ne.

Schooner Hoffman unloaded
cargo of coal here this week.
Charles Mayo, of Philadelphia has
moved to this place and opened up d
barber shop.
Timothy Hill and Robert watson
two of our oldest citizens, are quite
i'll at this time.
Our Life Saving boys will go on
duty August 1st. with an Increase III
wages of S. per month.
A large number OF our people are
camping out" this week on ASA
league and Wallops Islahds'
Quite a number of our people VIII
avail themselves of the cheap ex'
cursion rates and so to Ola Point u
morrow, Sunday. w.,
DIR. Samuel Fields and Samuel ID
Fields, of Baltimore, and Louis Conk
lin and family, of Philadelphia, ar
visiting friends and relatives at I'LL
place at this time.
The Atlantic Hotel is now oelh
run by Mrs. ). E. Matthews ana "
T Matthews and will continue ope
under their management. The hot'
will be kept up to its old standar
and the same accommodations ma
be expected as heretofore. FOR
long while it has been practicail
run by w. j. Matthews. The not,
was full of guests this'week.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel IN
l week: w. e. Doughty, ]. ID. Fee
deman. J. W. Stockley, Baltlmor
F. G. Hallmap, daughter and son
Col. w. A. Jones, w. T. Hallwell, '
. lie. Simpson, Philadelphia; harl
Beisman, wilmington; Col. e. Sta
and wife, Dover; E. d. Kidd, Kansa
city, Mo; Thos. Davis, Milford; A.
Stacy. Clayton; ]. P. Lanklor
Franktown; Mrs. Annie Evans Jol
. s. Tyler, Mrs. Erastus Johnson M
Mollie johnson, Mrs. L. j. Tayi'
4 Accomac.
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OnIey.

Mr. III, Savage has been North
this week on a business trip.
The railroad Office and platform
has been beautified with a coat OF
paint.
Mrs. Bishop, of Baltimore, is the
ouest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. White
this week.
Mr.. w. T. Broughton made ship
ment of several cases OF tomatoes
canned at his factory, to Baltimore
few days ago.
Mr.. w. A. Burton, business mana
ger of the Eastern Shore Produce
exchange. has removed his head
ouarters from Cape Charles to TIL
place. to remain during the swee
potato season.
The "Old Maids Convention" D.
the US. of Onley, which was post
poned a few weeks ago, will be give
Tuesday night. July S1st, at Locust
Vile. Doors opened at 1880, admis
sion adults, Is cents children 10 cents
A lecture will be made by Rev. l.. I
Spencer. The farce is very popula
and has always been given TO we
filled houses. Old bachelors espf
cially invited. Refreshments aftf
drama.
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Deaths.

DIR. Oswald b. Finney,a well known
citizen. of Accomac, and prominent in
its affairs for forty years or more,
died at his home at Onancock after a
long illness, on Sunday. aged 81
years. In early life he made for him
self the reputation Of being first
class physician and sustained 1t
throughout his life and was
so recognized In his latter days
by receiving the appointment as one
OF the examiners of the State Board
OF ph ysicians Being fond oil politics
though and having ample means to
crafty his taste in that direction he
did not confine himself to his profess
sion.
As Wing, before the var he was
called upon to serve his party
In the Legislature, and during
the term his zeal in the in
terest OF his party led to a duel be-
tween him and Hon. Roger A. Pryor.
The men met on the Manchester side
of the James river and the doctor was
wounded in the side.
Since the war DR.. Finney has been
an intense Democrat and as such he
served his county in both houses oil
the Legislature.
Carey E. Sturgis, worthy young
man, OF near Keller. this county
dropped dead while at work on th'
battleship Illinois, at Newport News
last Monday. He was sitting on Ill
box and was seen to yawn, lifting hi
hand above his head. In this posi-
ton the hand came in contact with
live electric wire, which furnishe
light for the meu at work on the ship
Sturgis sprang forward and droppe'
dead. AS there were only 2lO volt
of electricity in the wire, the doctor
who were called in decided tina
death could not have been caused b
, the electric shock and pronounced
heart disease.
His remains were brought home b
rail Tuesday night and buried o
(. " ednesday In the family buryin
ground near Keller. He was to I
married on Wednesday, the day o
which he was buried.
Is Mrs. Maggie Parks, wife OF A. .
n Parks, died Tuesday, OF pneumoni'
i At her home Oh Tangier, aged abo'
?. 80 years.
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AssaWA Am en-.

Mr.. Geo. r Mock has been award
ed contract to build large hotel at
Wisbarts Point for Capt. Gillie +.
Bunting.
Several young and handsome
,adies from Phiiadelphia are at pres
ent visiting Mrs. Cora Taylor and
other friends here.
Mrs. Della Mock met with quite an
accident last week, by falling down
stairs. Fortunately no bones were
broken. She is now under the treat
ment of DR.. Taylor.
Mr. Eugene Goodwin, our popular
postmaster and merchant, has Ill
storehouse we'll filled with genera
merchandise and his customers seen
to be quite numerous.
The ladies of Assawaman Chape
will hold an Apron Bazaar an
festival in Taylor's grove during TN
afternoon of August 7th. MIR. benJa
min T.. Gunter our popular attorney
will speak to the farmers on the DC
casiop. An address also will be mad
by Mr.. Thomas B. Quinoy Hon. uee
w. Koiner, Commissioner OF Agrl
culture of Virginia, has also promise
} to be with US, if he possibly cal
These addresses will be both interes
ing and profitable to the farmer
and it is hoped, that large numot
7 of them will be present. At mgr
? there will be excellent music by tt
/ Atlantic quartette under the leade
{ ship of Mr.. Will Warren-aiso
r drama by these gentlemen aided
q number of our young ladies. III
;. entertainment will be free. III
% grounds will be lighted by Cnine
lanterns. A rich treat is promise
All in attendance. Remember Il
20 day, Tuesday, August 7th.
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Ac~omac baptist Association.

The Accomac Baptist Association
will convene with the Bethel Baptist
Church, August 18th, 10th and l7th.
Delegates coming north Will take
train "a, leaving Cape Charles about
1880, a. H., arriving at Mears Siding
about 12 80. Delegates will purchase
tickets to Hallwood but they will be
out of at Mears' Siding, only lew
hundred yards from the church.
Delegates coming south can come on
train 81, but will get of at Hallwoodf
notifying beforehand j. M. Bloxom
Mappsville, Va, of the time OF YOU
coming. Delegates coming by apA
other train than "a must notify j. ID
| Bloxom.
The N. P.& N r. X. Co. ha
granted reduced rates which can b.
obtained by writing TO the under
signed tSF order for same. BE sur
70 enct5e stamp IL would say
ma me trouble and cost ii delegate
aud visitors FROM each church woul
get the pastor to write for the de
sired number of orders. We hop
that all who can, will come in the
own conveyance.
J. L. King,
Pastor.
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church Eoterfninmet cts.
=. l.. King,
Pastor,

A fair will be held at dulllord
church, August list, Wednesday, ior
rhs benefit OF the church. The ladies
will serve an excellent supper. Cream
and confectionaries will be Tor saie'
The Apron Bazaar and festival
advertised in last issue to come Oh III
Taylor's Grove, Assawaman, July
24tb. has been postponed to after
noon OF August 18th.
An apron aud Bonnet bazaar vii
be held by the ladies OF Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
grove, near the public school build
| ing al Oak Hall, in the afternoon oil
Thursday, August I'd Supper Will
be served. Everyone invited.
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ToThe Pablo.

respectfully announce myseil d
candidate for appointment 10 Tue
office of Superintendent OF fupllc
schools in the County OF Accomac,
TO succeed DR.. Jno. +. Mapp at the
expiration of the present term. IL
nav be necessary to state for INFORM
ation TO those who do not know me
that I have been teaching In thls
county fourteen years, and about ten
vears in Belle Haven. My prepare
ton began in the public schools con-
tinuing through private tutorshlp
for Years. followed with several brlef
ourses before eminent Normal In.
strnctors at Normal Institutes ana
finally with a teachers course at the
TTniysrsity OF Virginia. Besides the
various curricula to which l have
been subject, it is needless 10 state'
that ain thoroughly devoted 10 ehe
labors of teaching and have mace
long study of the principles and MS
torv of education, of the best meth
nd. in teaching and training the
vonthful mind ,endeavoring to master
avery phase in school room dlfhcul'
rios with a view to the highest aims
and purposes Of education. AS to my
snccess il becomes me to say naught
hut refer those to whom L am I'M
known to my pupils, many OF wnon
have become successful teachers, U
INV kind patrons, my trustees anu u
our County Supt., DIR. Jno. +. Mapp
Should / be honored with this ap
noint,nent it will give me pleasure q
relax my hold upon other duties am
devote my entire time to the neea
involving this office the responslolll
lies of which are imperatively mani
/ fold. s+noso in III
labors of education.
, Jno. II. johnson,
Belle Haven, Va.
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Parksley.

Miss Ethel II. Lewis IL V'siV'ps
friends in Richmond.
Mrs ]. Fl. MARYLAND, OF Richmond
IL visiting relatives here.
Miss Edith Sanford has returned
from a visit to Windsor, Va.
Miss Mary M. Twyford is in dlou'
easter county visiting relatives
Mr. Crate Justis and family have
returned TO their home In Kansas
Miss Carrie Wise, Of New YORK. Is
y, visit to relatives and
friends.
Messrs. F. b. Johnson and FRANK
q Eaton are spending few days III
Delaware.
Mr.. Russell Onley. of Camden, NJ
H. is visiting Mr.. Richard ). Bun
dick, near here.
Mr. Ryland Sanford returned home
last week after spending f,w days Oh
the Western Shore.
Miss Duval. of Baltimore ana III 's'
Moore. of Kentucky, are the gues''
of Mrs. o. f. Causey.
Mr. L. l.. Dickerson, Jf., was IL
town this week looking after the In
forests of the Parksley Bank.
Mrs. Eva Nelson. after spending
few DAYS with her mother here re-
turned to Baltimore last week
Mr. T. Ryland Sanford will preach
, Of the Baptist Church Sunday night
uis snbiect will be Religious JOY.
3 Rev. M.F. Sanford is aiding Il
, nrotracted meetings in the Northern
Neck of Va. His pulpit is being SUI
q piled by his son.
: Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Shepperd an
= Mr. LLOYD Douglas, of washington
h D. c., are the guests of the family
is MIR. d. H. johnson.
Rev. VIM. e. Wright returne
% home last Saturday from Midd'
u town. Del, where he was summone
10 bv telegram to the bedside OF II
mother.
;! The Parksley Baptist sunua
'o School held their annual picnic
y the grove, near Major Barnes wha'
" last Tuesday. The day was pieasa
=. and an enjoyable one to the lar
&c crowd in attendance.
I'd The farmers are beginning TO sh
ce sweets from this station quite livei
lie Mr.. George B. Finney is in the lea
ne He shipped 10 barrels last Monda
lis aud has shipped 10 every day Sill
ss nm to this writing, Wednesday,
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Business Notices.

For SALE-At one half value, Lamp
Girrs racing outfit as follows: Cot
frey Dyke, weighs 30 pounds o. lncnes
tread and foot pump In hrst-ciaSs
order. cost at factory $l5OOO, price
AIS 90 two sulky cushions with weight
rockets cost $500 each, price now
S2 so each; 40 pounds of Iced In sheets
to fit cushion pockets at 3 cents per
nound: / horseman's trunk, 4OxoV
inches, cost $1,000, price now % oG
/ nair of hinge quarter boots, FEN
top,s hest make, cost $3.50, price now
20 90: pair of shin ankles and speedy
ont boots. Fenton's best make, cost
Ss no nrice now 800; 2 pair OF knee
and arm boots, cost SO 90, price now
S3 on each: / half neck hood, COST
$500, price now $1.Oo; l full iengV1
hood, cost So 81, price now SI'Io!
heavy sweat blanket, choice merlne
lambs wool, 90x96 inches, weighs
nounds, cost $1,000. price now 81 w
light blanket, highest grade OF nnt
merino lambs wool, 90x96, weighs a
nounds. cost 81 80, price now S4.co;
cooler. very highest grade OF merint
lambs wool, 90x96 inches, weighs
pounds, cost 5000. price now SO 10; -
walking suit, two pieces, cost Sl2'oO
price now S. 90; 10 sets of Derby ban
daees 81 feet long, cost As cents a set
nrice now 20 cents set; dozen o
electric bandages $1.OO; 2 sets OF en- hi
cago toe weights, OF. cost S3;ot
for 81 80; set of Chicago toe weight
4 or. cost 50 so, for 125; set OF do u
, BILE security weights OF. cost 81 Of
for 81. rs; ! dozen sets of other make
from 2 to OF, $1.00 set; also tw
shares of E. s. Agricultural Fair Al
ISOLATION at 81 80 per share.
Jas. r. Bull,
Fair Oaks, Va
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NEIGHB0RnOOD NOTES.
Oua,tcDck.

OuaueDck.
Mr.. Oscar Parks, nof Mr.. George
Parker Parks, is i'll.
Miss Matte Porter; OF Portsmouth,
is a guest of Miss Minnie M. Mills
Miss Mary Parks died suddenly AT
the home of her brother. Geo r.
Parks, on Sunday.
Mr.. Fogle and family, of Baltimore
will move to this town and take
dwelling on West King street.
Mr.. Charles NAPLES, of Baltimore
came this week for a vacation from
bnsiness and the recuperation OF
health.
DIR. VIM. Christian and bride, oil
Middlesex county, Va, are guests az
the home of Mr.. Jno s NAPLES. Inc
bride WAS formerly Miss Alice WOOD
ward sister of Mrs. NAPLES. Dr.
Christian 10 an eminent practitioner
in his vicinity.
Miss Lila Rogers, of Baltimore, a
resident of this place few years
since is a guest at the home oil mel
amt Mrs. Margaret Mills. Hell
former associates in the social gather
ings and the company of singers bic
her welcome after four years absence
Did YOU hear about the trolley car
that are coming? A charter has peer
secured granting a right Of way 10
route to Only and Tasley from TIL
nlace TO the sea. What vast worl
has been accomplished in shor
time by capital and laborl We ar
not authorized to state further par
, ticulars at this time.
About twenty-five workmen al
: engaged in finishing the brick bus
ness houses. The construction Is oe
ing pushed rapidly and is OF niue
q nnblic interest. The architecture
| pleasing and the touch OF the artist
hrush will beautify. They Will
ready for the early fall business al
E attractive and comfortable to II
trade.
The death of DIR. Oswald b. Finn'
took place on Sunday night. II
$ funeral services were conducted
II Rev. Cary Gamble, of Holy Trim
u Protestant Episcopal Church. r
three-score years the deceased W
e nrominent as citizen of the town
y the practice of his profession al
I State politics A figure OF the pla
t. and it's affairs has been removed.
retired from public service sol
= wears since. He was strong In
- nersonal attachments and preJudic
honorable and firm in his CONVICTION
kindly and generous to the frier
who favored, severe to the pfinclp
u and people who opposed. The wri
of WAS always the recipient at his haI
of kindly manner and of dealings
ge the nature of humanity to man.
was eighty-one years old.
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acco,u.e County school Board.

Will hold it's annual meeting at
Accomac G. II. on Monday, August
the 9Th at 10 o'clock a. IN. All the
trustees are earnestly requested to be
present at the appointed time, to set
tie with treasurer, elect a clerk to
the Board and to determine the time
OF opening schools &c.
I'D. Parsons, Clerk.
County School Board.
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pub,tc Produce Exchange Meeting AT
Fair Oaks.

A public meeting in the interest
Of the Produce Exchange will be
held at Fair Oaks on Saturday July
2sth, 1900, beginning at about .
o'clock, p. IN. All persons engaged
in farming or interested in prices Of
POTATOES directly are urged to attend
The work that the Exchange han
undertaken for betterment OF prices
will be fully discussed.
T. B. Quinby,
Supt.
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No extravagant promises made,
but no reasonable efforts or money
SHARED to make the Keller Fair this
wear the best and most successful one
ever held on the Eastern Shore Va
E. F. Warren.
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church Notes.

Dr. J.H. Ayres' little son, John
Cropper, will be baptized at b.
James Church, Drummondtown,
Sunday afternoon, the Goth OF July
at o'clock. All relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
Rev. T. j @. Heath will preach
next Sunday at Oak Grove and Gar
rison Chapel.
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The finest showing OF Eastern
Shore horses ever seen on a FAIR
ground will be at Keller next week .
E.. F. Warren,
Secretary.
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Steady employment given. GOOD
wages can be made. Factory equip
ned with latest improved machines
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
8. @. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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q WORD TO THE WISE is SUFFICIENT

stock best and lowest prices Of General aeGnan
20 he ound at Wachapreague va we
Mv as many goods times good times ana why nsea any
better 10 I'LL your oIue
other firm and sell for cash that % s"peps so
M decided follows 500 to % o. SHOES o s
$1OO Dress 6ooo-o
S oods yard 10 to 10 cent goods now 70 ~
80 lea oee
20 SS I cent cake Washing ooaa cen
box
cents each Coffee 10 cents pound One Soa tha
price $40 w now $So
ns W. $S5O feathesto1e V
$1,000 addition
@ rices we give gold lcks WIN eac % 0
be delivered august
Se worth goods $4,000 Call early while ock
lis and oblge,
Yours very respectfully,
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Ministers of the Gospel are corr
daily invited to attend the Keller
Fair. Complimentary tickets upon
application to the secretary, +. F.
Warren, Onancock, Va.
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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. H., the first day of every
County Court, to -eceiye orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice B. Lumber Co.
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Everybody goes to the Keller Fail
the old, the young, the rich, the
poor, the married, the single ane
they all enjoy it.
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During last May an infant child OF
our neighbor was suffering from
cholera infantum, The doctors had
given up all hopes of recovey. took
q bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the
house. telling them felt sure it would
do good if used according to direc,
tions. In two days time the child had
fully recovered. The child is now Wig
orons and healthy. have recommen
ded this remedy frequently and have
never known it to fail.-Mrs. Curtli
Baker, Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold by
VIM. z. Bell u Co., Accomac @. ID
Va.
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For ice cream freezers call on US.
b. 8. Ashby 81 Co.
Accomac g. H. Va.
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[Continued Next Week.

Make something, grow something
get something ready for exhibition
at Keller Fair this year.
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rxeur.,on Rates - E.s. Axr'l. Fair

Excursion tlcksts, including one
admission to the Fair Grounds, near
Keller, July 81, and August /, . ana
3. 1900, will be sold at the rates given
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We are in receipt OF a cargo OF
eypress shingles and fencing m aterial,
also a lot of select locust posts, and
keen a good line of furniture always
on hand.
Rogers & Bro.
Finney, Va.