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PERUNA REST0 ORES.
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Mrs. F.W. Goulder, 1906 4tf Ave, Rock Island H.,

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Chief of Police Reuben Ragland. of Pc
tersburg. spent yesterday in the city, ana
visited the office of Major Howard.
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This is the inscription on gravestone
not tar from Harrisonviiie. Cass county
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Hotel The weight of the machine is only
40 pounds and it is driven with kerosene
oil.
Mr. Jenkins said that he and another
heavy man were in the carriage. and
that they also took in two 10O-pOund kegs
of nails, and beat a car up the hill. They
We're much please WITH the test.
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May be Cooler To-Day.

Farmer Evans is still very hopeful that
there Will be change In. the weather at
an early date. and he says it may posi-
big come to-day.
Where We're several prostrations from
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BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin is the seat of all almost end
less variety of diseases They are known
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same cause, acid and other poisous III
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action of the skin
To have a smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions, the blood must be kept pure
aid healthy. The many preparations of
arsenic and potash and the large number
OF face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover up
for short time, but cannot remove per-
rlanently the ugly blotches and the red,
distiguring pirlples-
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Asa McReynolds.

49,. 1900
And beneath it the sentence from Thomas
Hardy-St Louis Globe.
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III a t nourishes the
BODY and keeps the
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THE STORY OF A
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Ante-Bellum Days in Western Part of
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AstA VOYAGE OF THREE MONTHS
THO Old Negro Nurscd His Master in
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Eternal vigilance is ire sos'ice
of a beautiful coDspsexjon

When such relIiedles are relied on
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skin active and healthy and N proper
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and Skin Diseases and write our physl-
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ICIANDC

IN TILE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
JUNE TERN, 1899.
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- Holm 4 BJTTERFIELD Z. CHARLES BON.
cr,,,rrr,, I ,xr ,Py 1900 DECIDED MAY 2 1900.
FEr,e AND Wnrxc JJ CIRCUIT JUDGE STANLEY PLACE
JUDD, CD,
foreclosure of morgaged property by
the date day OF entry ana not the
and min of he
therein stated
All to the foreclosure must
which is the only evidence or them
evidence
a breach OF the condition of the mortgage
submission without action is based
material fact is upon
requiring establish the is dismissed without
prejudice.
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Church Notes.
Come.

ProSfacted services will begin at
the Horntown Baptist church on 3rd
Sunday in October.
Rev. Walter Rhodes is assisting the
pastor in a revival meeting at East
Vile Baptist Church this week
A revival meeting is now in pro-
gress at the Drummondtown Metho-
dist Church, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. j. r. Griffith.
There will be services at ChincoA
teagde Baptist church both morning
and night, Sunday, October 18th.
The pastor will preach a special SER
mon to the young converts and the
ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered.
A grand fair and festival will be
held at Leemont for the benefit Of
the church Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon and night, October
18th and 18tb. All the good things
of the season will be served and a
fancy table will be among the attrac-
tions.
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Interesting Items In Merchandise.

Lot of fancy tables in real mahog-
any and quartered oak-fine quality
Are prepared to furnish from stock
or by special order any furniture
desired. Beautiful pictures on sale !;
picture flames to order.
We decorate your home with cur
tains, table cloths, draperies, rugs.
port erres, lamps, vases, cuspadores
White ename'ed, brass trimmed iron
bedsteads.
Elegant, fashionable dress goods
attract all ttention-'superb" Is the
word that fifty describes the line
The racks and tables are full OF coats
and caps.
Toe cool days this week have given
public interest in something new to
wear and it conferred here.
The large trunk rack on second
floor is more than full OF new trunks.
suit cases, telescopes and satchels.
The immense stock OF ready made
clothing and mems belongings that
fill the North street department att
tract great attention. Top coats, OF
which there is very desirable Sc
lection and Of fine grade, must have
attention az the late dip OF the Their
momatar commands
Improvements continue and pur-
chaser's interest follows.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Mrs. Ellen Bailey made visit tc
friends in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. Frank Bell has been appointed
assistant railroad agent at this place.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Sturgis, of North
ampton, was visitor to our town on
Thursday.
A valuable horse of Mr.. John Hart
man died during his visit to Capt.
Sam East last week.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet in the Baptist Sunday school e
room here Saturday EVENING" o'clock
Miss Lena Taylor is home from the
w. g. T. U. convention, Charlottes-
vile, to which she was recently sent
as delegate.
An oyster supper will be served at
the home OF Mrs. w. F. White, Octo-
Der 25th, at night, for the benefit OF
the F. E. Willard picture fund All
friends are invited to be in attend
ance.
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Tenipera7 { eviIIt

Miss Josie Mock, Of Onancock, is
visiting in our village.
Mr. W. H. Pruitt and wife have
just returned from trip to Balti-
more.
Master Jos. r Brodwater is a pupil
OF Sadler's Business College, Balti-
more, this session.
Bryan stock is steadily advancing
in this section and your scribe be-
lieves he was born to save the country
from destruction.
Our public schools opened with
large attendance, with Prof. Has
kins, principal, and Miss Mamie
Watson, assistant
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss BERTHE Lee Parsons, Of Atlantic,
to Mr.. Edward Thos Taylor, OF Bull
beggai, at NJ. P. Church, Atlantic, on
= TN lusC.
Our farmers have right many sweets
70 ship yet. The Produce Exchange
is growing in favor with them and
the most of them VIII be found In its
ranks next season.
Mr.. Callie Hall ,one OF our Nimrods,
while hunting squirrels on Monday,
was attracted to an oak, to witness a
fight between crows and hawk, as
he thought, but found that their at
tack was upon 20 pound raccoon.
He shot the coon.
Our town continues to improve.
Mr.. johnson Blackwell has just COM
pleted a substantial two story dwell
ling and new building has been
erected for the Atlantic Telephone
Co., in which is located the central
Office, with Mrs. Fox In charge OF
sa me.
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By order OF
The Executive Committee,
Va, State Sunday School Association.
Rehabilitation OF Osancook M.E.Church
south.

Rehabilitation or Os.ncock n.E.Church
south.
The exercises will be as follows:
Saturday, October 18th.
II a. H., sermon by Rev. W. K.
Judkins, D. D., followed by session OF
Quarterly Conference.
Sunday, October 14th.
IL o'clock a. M, sermon by Rev. w.
s. Edwards, D. D., OF Baltimore, Md,
with an after service OF praise; $3.50
p. m, addresses by Rev. j. r. Griffith,
OF Accomack, Rev. w. A. Wise, OF the
NJ. Z Church. and Rev. G. w. Hurt,
Of the Baptist Church, of Onancock,
followed by love feast, or prayer and
praise; 1880 p. m, sermon by Rev.
w. s Edwards, d. D., with after
service OF song and formal rededica,
ton Of the building
Monday, October 18th.
IL o'clock a. H., sermon by Rev. w
E Judkins, D. d., followed by service
of song; $3.50 p. IN, the members Of
the Quarterly Conference will meet
for unfinished business; 7:30 p. IN,
addresses by the pastor Of Onancock
and Rev. 6. H. Ray and ministers OF
other charges on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia. All the exercises will be
interpreted with appropriate music,
vocal and instrumental.
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Sweet POfAtneS Abroad.

Hon. G. W. Koiner, Commissioner
Of Agriculture, of Virginia, has been
called upon by Mr.. d. M. Nesbit, OF
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture, to assist the latter In intro
ducing sweet potatoes into European
markets. MI. Koiner is heartily in
favor of the proposition OF the Wash
ington officials, and has signified his
intention of seeing that Virginia sends
her portion of the sweet potatoes that
are to be sent for trial in European
countries.
The United States Department last
March made a trial shipment OF pota-
toes to London and Paris. DR.. Wray,
in reporting the result of the experi-
ment, said that many persons with
whom he talked had never before
eaten American sweet potatoes, and
their first impression of them was not
favorable, but, after a second and
OnllQ tlldii bhO1 "OiO 'OeSN 'OAJ POI
atable. DR.. Wray is strongly Of the
opinion that II sweet potatoes are in
PRODUCED through the proper chan
nels, they will find considerable sale
in the English market. He says to
introduce them it will be ne cessary
to educate the Britisher up to them,
and that it would be advisable to
have printed a small circular, giving
the various recipes for cooking and
serving. DR.. Wray says that con-
siderable sale would be insured from
the start by the demand Of the many
American families for this product OF
heir country. 1t is the intention Of
the department to also ship sweet
potatoes dried and canned.
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PuDgOtcague.

Mrs. l.. H. Ames is quite sick at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Taylor have
returned from visit to New York.
Mr.. G. G. Walker has accepted
position with Mr.. F. E. Nichols at
Ha:boI Jon.
The public school is in a flourish
ing condition. Much interest is dis
played by both teachers and pupils.
Mr.. Percy G.. Walker is on the sick
list. We presume his illness is not
due to a certain young lady's depart
ure.
Rumor says Mr.. Peter T. q. Ayres
and family will soon 60 to Cape
Charles in the hotel business. We will
miss them, but our loss will be the
travelling public's gain.
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The Teachers League OF Pungo-
league district met at Keller, Satur-
day. October 9th. The following
officers were elected: Mr.. H. A. Wise,
president; Mr.. O. b. Mears, vice-pres-
ident; Miss Emma Read, secretary;
Mrs. jamie Edmonds, treasurer; Miss
Emma Smith, Miss Margaret Wes-
colt and Mrs. jamie Edmonds, libra,
rians.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
Charlottesville, Friday, October 10th,
at 1880 p. III.
The new teachers are requested 10
unite with us, they will no doubt be
very much benefited.
All teachers called upon to take
part in the program for the above
date, are urged TO do their part.
Pungoteague was the banner league
last session, let us make 1t so again
this year.
Emma L. Read,
Secretary.
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'Chintoteaguc.

DIR w. NJ. Burwell is visiting friends
in Floyd Co. Y,,,4,.. ~,
Mrs. Frank Hollis has moved from
Salisbury TO this place.
Robert FELTON,, of Clifton, Del is
visiting DR.. Robt. w. White.
Our oystermen find more seed oys-
ters down the bay this season than
they had expected.
A modern storehouse, 24x60 feet,
and one of the largest on the Island
is being built by j. A. M. Wheaton
& Co.
Rowley & Selby, our largest cloth
ing dealers. to meet the demands Of
increasing trade, have rented the
large storehouse of s. J. Mumford
and occupied the same this week.
DR.. b. s. Kellam, of Cape Charles,
bought the fast sailing bateau Of Mr..
s. J. Mumford this week, and will
compete with her for the silver cup
in the races advertised to come Off
soon at Cape Charles.
Wild geese are going South daily
in large focks. Some ten or twelve
were killed by some of our boatsmen,
down the Island, while on their way
to the waters of lower Accomac and
Northampton, on Sunday last.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week Miss g. A Hammond, Balti-
more; r. F. Powell, Philadelphia;
Paul Jacobus, New York; Jas H.
Youst, Wilmington; Geo. w. Whyck-
off, Clinton, Conn; Geo. Payne,
Snow Hill; l.. L. Derickson, John
Whaley, Berlin; l. Ulman, Salisbury;
E. H. Benson, Pocomoke; Thomas
Davis, Milford; Capt. H. B. Rogers,
Capt. ]. w. johnson, George Giles
pie, Miss j. Warren, Accomac; DR..
B. s. Kellam, Cape Charles.
Steam launch, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, built at Clinton, Conn.,,
as a supply boat for the 9Th Life Saw
ing district, was delivered at the At
lantic Hotel wharf last week. She
was received by Capt. ID. B. Rogers
and left for Wachapreague. The
boat is 40 feet long, 49, beam and
has four nicely arranged cabins in
her. She fills long felt want" in
affording facilities for the officers of
the service n attending to their du
ties throughout the district.
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Mr.. Ira Short, wife aud niece Tor a
year or more residents of our town,
with their home at the Broughton
House, have moved to Salisbury, to
the regret of many friends made dur
ing their sojourn here.
The Bryan Stevenson and Jones
Democratic Club of this place was
addressed on Saturday night by
Senator LeCato and Mr.. G. G.. Joynes
The meeting was held ia the barr ell
house, decorated with the ''Stars and
Stripes" and a democratic banner
with the names o. Bryan, Stevenson
and Jones thereon, N the presence
of large nu amber of democrats and
ladies of like persuasion. Imperial
ism, milit arism and trusts were dis
cussed by the speakers in a way
highly gratifying to their audience.
The executive committee of Har-
manson-W West Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will organize camps Of sons
and daughters of ex .Confederates and
desire the aid of all lovers af the Lost
Cause in securing the names Of all
entitled to become members Of the
camp. A Ladies Memorial Associa-
ton also is to be organized under the
auspices of the Executive Committee,
to keep green the memory Of our
gallant cad when the last Exon
federate 'has passed over the river
to rest und er the shade of the trees"
with Stonewall Jackson and the
others who have gone before
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The laundering of the naptha
launch Ocean City, belonging to the
Brigantine Transportation Company,
and the loss OF three men was report
ed at Atlantic City, N. j., last Tues
day.
The accident is said to have occur
red off Cape May in a squall which
swept along the coast last Monday
about I o'clock. There is hope, how
ever, for these who were aboard, as
she carried yawl, in which they
may have weathered the blow.
When OF Ocean City, N. j., seven
miles down the coast, the launch is
reported to have broken down and
one OF the larger vessels stood by.
The maneuvering was reported about
2 p. m., by the lIfe-saving men At
ter that hour nothing was heard Of
the vessels until the disappearance
of the Ocean City was reported from
Philadelphia by the larger boats,
which made the trip in safety. They
said that near Cape May the Ocean
City's lights were suddenly missed.
The Ocean City was 81 feet long, 10
feet beam and 81 inches draft, and
was able to carry 100 passengers.
She was built at Pocomoke City in
in 1899 and was engaged in running
between Ocean City, Md, and Chin
colleague, Va. The Brigantine COM
pany bought her last spring from
Capt. Charles Rabbit, of Chinco-
league.
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The first literary meeting OF Pun
colleague District League will be held
at Charlottesville, Friday night and
Saturday morning, October 10th and
Goth. Anyone interested in the cause
OF education cordially invited to be
present:
The program will be as follows:
Address Of welcome-Miss Willie
Powell.
Respon se-Mr. J. H. johnson.
Best mode OF punishment-Mrs.
jamie Edmonds.
The public school boy-Miss Susie
LeCato.
A model school-Mr. &. Walter
Mapp.
Address by Mr.. q. G. Joynes.
Must by Misses Battaile and Davis.
Recitation by Miss Marie Bird.
Miss Lille Elmore,
Miss Willie Powell,
Committee.
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NEEiGHBoRHooD NOTES.
OnRucOck.

4 - 4 4
We have the authority to stat,
that the Margaret Academy is in (
| tiourishing condition.
The ponorama in the show win
dows, as well as Inside, of Ames
Shield s. Co.'S. store, continues.
Mr.. Jno. Outten GARNER and car
penter) and family, OF Only, will al
an early day make Onancock their
home.
The democratic meeting which waf
to have been held in the Town Hall
on Monday evening was prevented
by rain.
Mrs. s. T. NAPLES and daughter,
BERTHE, left this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Woodward, Of
Hampton, Va.
Mr.. A. G.. Kelly and little grand
daughter, Hattie Parks, left Monday,
by rail, for trip of several days, to
visit relat yes in New York.
Mr.. Jos. 8. Mills is offering some
we'll located building lots Tor sale and
persons who want to settle in town
may be suited at low prices, they say.
Dwelling houses re very much in
demand by the young men OF our
town. Several of them seem con
housekeeping at al early
date.
Pastor and people are preparing for
the reopening exercises of the M. +
G Church, South on Sunday the 14Jh
irSt. A prog am has been printed
and distribus ted, covering three days
18th, 14:h and 18th. The meeting
will be continued during the week, at
night
Rev. F. NJ. Edwards delivered a
uObl CACClCAl Oh OuQOdy
morning. in /; he NJ. E. Church. South.
Subject-"The responsibility of man
foe the power of intellect" If every
man in this vicinity would hear these
sermons week by week and think
then the town would wish for the
The school board on Monday visit
ed the Public high School and
an exhibition of the schol
trs, on the blackboard and other
wise, and expressed themselves as
being highly gratitied at the
, ,ogress being made and the interest
he pupils take in ali the work, and
he methods used. The board offers
/ gold watch to The pupil attaining
he highest average during the whole
ession, also many other priz are
,ifered.
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ssaSaaslscnSc.l9.Asassaas.i

Prof. }. A. Sprenkel, field secretary
of the Va. state Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, who was In the county a
few weeks since, has kindly consent
ed to return, and make several ad-
dresses on Sunday, October 2lst.
All who can should avail themselves
of the opportunity of hearing this
live, up to-date Sunday school speak
ers.
His appointments for the 21st are
Drummondtown Baptist Church, at
10 a m; Parksley Baptist Church. at
$3.50 p. IN. and at the Methodist Prot
estant Church, Up. IN.
At Drummondtown all the church,
es have consented to unite and give
the entire morning hours to Sunday
school work. Other Sunday schools
near the town are also invited to at
tend.
The Virginia State Sunday School
Association is inter UNCONVENTIONAL.
Alt Sunday schools and Sunday
school workers of every denomination
are cordially invited to be present at
these meetings.
We feel sure the result Of these
meet NJ will be to increase your ap-
probation of aud interest in the Srn>
day school work.
BY order OF
The Executive Committee,
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Teachers Meeting.

All the colored teachers OF Accomac
county are requested to meet at On
ancock, Va, on Saturday, October
Goth at 10 a. IN. This meeting is very
important as new officers are to be
elected. Discussions OF the various
methods OF teaching and school man
agement W II be of interest to all who
attend. All teachers and co workers
in education are expected to come
and make the meeting a grand one.
The meeting well be held ia the be-
loved school house near the Baptist
Church.
las. ID. lizzie.
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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 receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice q Lumber Co.
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Jas. D. Uzzle.

Intending to discontinue store
keeping, l wish to dispose OF my en-
tire stock Of goods. 80 will have
special bargain sales next week, be
ginning Monday, October 18th. Must
be sold as quick as possible. 80 come
early and secure the bargains-or will
sell the entire stock at private sale.
L. B. Kirby,
Parksley, Va.