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The Portland daily press., 1900-08-21

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" ties. metals, NEWSPAPERS and junk OF al
descriptions. We pay spot cash and send
team for lb. or 1000 lbs. on receipt pos al.
Telephone orders NO45-5) promptly attended
10. A. j. MI RPHY, successor to Jas. White,
Portland Pier. 2O-1
NOTICE-You can save 20 per ceat by having
II your Fall Suit or OYercOat made to Grace
now. also I'VE your Old Suit or Overcoa pu in
good order for winter by NJ. M. NANSEN,
Merchant Tailor 49312 Congress ST 1SI
w ILL Mrs. Perkins, whom met at Peaks
w Island lastSeptembeP who was sdnoling
from bronchial asthma please send ne her
address as l have cured myself of asthma ami
wish to give her my experience. MRS. j..
CAMERON. No. 4 Brigh. on street, Charles
town, Mass III
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Notice 20 Public school Tsusis a aud
Tsarhsrs.

The school census books for clerks
of respective districts are placed In
the clerks Office In care OF Messrs.
Grant and Oldham for distribution
also Virginia School Reports for all
OF the school trustees
The district clerks will please ex.
ercise every care 10 taking the GEN.
sus as per printed instructions, as
thereon hinges the amount OF public
school money apportioned to county
and districts-too much care cannot
be given this matter. After compile
ting the census during the month Of
June please return same to me
promptly.
The annual examination OF white
teachers will be held at Parksley,
June 26,h and eth, and colored,
June 28th and Goth, at Keller. The
examination on the old course for
State certificates and life diplomas
will be held at the Summer Normal
Schools.
The examinations of the new pros
fessional course for teachers whose
first grade certificates have expired
or about to expire will be held in the
various cities and counties about the
end OF OF August. For further par
tlculars touching Summer Normal
Schools see Virginia School Journal.
Very respectfully,
JOHN E. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.
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A Card.

Do not send your bicycles to the
city to be repaired and enameled
We have everything needed to repair
bicycles with, that you can find il
the city and all work done is guar
ante ed or money refunded. In fact
we have the only bicycle machine
shop on the Eastern Shore and se-
cond to none in the cities. factories
excepted. Come and see for your
selves the largest line Of bicycle sun
dries that was ever here. Once a
customer always one. Mail orders
solicited and promptly attended to.
Shipping direction, Exmore Station
Phone call No. 10.
All bicyclists in upper part OF Ac-
comac will please 60 to G. C.Tyndalls
store, near Oak Hall, who is our
agent,snd they will find everything
wanted to repair their wheels, also a
full line of sundries of all kinds.
Belle Haven Cycle Co.
Belle Haven, Va.
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A new dwelling is in course O
erection for Mr.. Tank Chopper, al
this place.
Mr.. Roley Scott, of Chincoteague, ID
visiting his father Mr.. A. Il. Scott
near this place.
Mr.. 7. b. Taylor, OF the Life Saw
ing Service, made our town a short
visit this week.
William Phillips, colored, fell from
his cart, Wednesday, sustaining
serious injuries.
Mr.. VIM. H. Parker, of New York,
formerly of this county, was a visitor
to our town this week.
Miss Minnie Ward is home from
Farmville Normal School, to spend
her summer vacation.
A temperance lecture was delivered
by Mr.. Vaughn at the Baptist meet
ing house here Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Bass, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. john. W. Kelly, of Northampton
are among the late arrivals In our
town.
Mr.. VIM. b. Mears is the happy
man of this vicinity. 1t is girl and
broug hit sunshine enough with her
he thinks to make anyone happy.
An interesting meeting of the gen.
eral directors of the Eastern Shore
Produce Exchange was held at their
office at this place on Tuesday and
much business transacted in the in
terest of the Exchange The next
meeting of the directors will be held
at Cape Charles On the 9th of June.
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Accom- &C Boy Sbtpwrech ed

The cablegram from Santo DOM
lingo stating that the steamer
Carinthia was aground on the coast
of Haiti and was in great danger,
carried CONSERVATION to the hearts
of a number Of Richmond people.
There is every reason to believe
that Messrs. w. P. M. Kellum and
Joseph Vaughan, of this city, are on
board of the grounded steamer. Mr..
Vaughan is the son OF Mr.. Luther
Vaughan, a tobacconist on Shockoe
Slip, and Mr.. Kellum has relatives
here. His father, who is now dead,
was once member of the Legisla-
ture from Accomac county. and af-
forwards Register of the Land Office.
These two young men left Rich
mond some months ago and have
been living in st. Louis, Mo. A few
days ago letter was received here
from Mr. Kellnm dated May 10th,
stating that he and Mr.. Vaughan
had secured employment under the
English Government, and would sail
the day following from New Orleans
for Cape Town, South Africa, on
board the steamer Carinthia.
The Carinthia cleared from New
Orleans on May 18th for Cape Town.
and had OH board 800 mules for the
English army In South Africa.
1t is therefore almost certain that
the Richmond boys are on the ILL
lated steamer.-Richmond News,21st.
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Mr.. John A. Eichelberger. a prom
inent farmer and worthy citizen Of
Northampton, died Sunday at hii
home near Exmore. aged So years
His remains were inferred in Belle
Haven cemetery, after funeral SER
vices at his residence, conducted by
Rev. A. A. Whitmore. Monday after
noon. His wife, six sons and one
daughter survive him.
Mrs. Susan Fitchett, wife of Judge
VIM. T. Fitchett, died Friday, 18th
inst, at her home at Eastville, aged
SO years. She is survived by her
husband, three sons, Walter, Daniel
and Dixie Fitchett, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. U. Nottingham, Of
Eastville, and Mrs. Robert L. Hop
kins, of Onancock.
Mrs. Sadie James. wife of Mr.. Heze
James died Friday. 18th inst. at her
home near GAINESVILLE, aged about 40
years.
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Pastor.
Pastor NJ. P. Church.


An Apron Bazaar" will be held at
Horntown in the Methodist church
yard, Whit Monday, June 4th, 1906.
Aprons Of various styles and grades
for adults, and children will be for
sale at moderate prices. Blacksmiths,
carpenters and masons can also pur.
chase aprons to suit their line Of
business. The young ladies will
wear aprons numbered, and the gen.
tleman selecting from a box Of
rosettes the same number as may be
found on the lady wearing the apron
can have the pleasure of treating her
to refreshments. such as cake,
cream and strawberries, etc. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit OF the church.
All are cordially invited to attend
and help In good cause II Mon
day is bad day come the next fair
day.
Committee.
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The Sunday School Convention o.
the Accomac Association will NEE
with Broadway Church, June 2d ant
Sd. Every church is entitled to foul
delegates. We will be glad to Bee
every church represented by full
number. We welcome all.
M. F. Sanford,
Moderator.
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Obituary.
W. s. Mock.
Hallwood Va.

On Monday, May 7, 1900, the deatt
angel entered the home of William
F and Amanda s. Hall and claimed
as it's victim little Hilda. We are al
a loss to know why 80 sweet a child
as she should be taken, but "somf
day, sonis day we shall understand >
Those tW o little eyes that were &c
bright in this world are brighter
now, we l. .icve, that they are
watching PAPA and Mama. Tho.e
little hands are reckoning them
from their so.'r0ws OF earth to the
JOY OF heaven. The little body was
laid to rest in the family burying
ground.
Only q baby's grave;
Some foot or two at most
OF the star,daisy sod; yet / think
that God
Knows what that little grave cost. B."
One who loved her
J. d. II.
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Eastern sher. Produce Exchange.

Eastern shore Produce Exchange.
Meetings In the interest OF the
Produce Exchange will be held at the
following places and dates:
Fair Oaks, Saturday, May Goth, 2
p. m.
Onley, Saturday, June 2. p. IN.
A meeting OF the local divisions OF
Bloxom and Hallwood will be held at
Mappsville. Saturday, May Goth, 3 r.
III.
The farmers and business men Of
the several communities are earnestly
requested to be present and help In
this all important movement.
VIM. A. Burton,
Business Manager.
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Major Jones made business trip
to Wilmington this week.

Major Jones made a business triI
to Wilmington this week.
Our building boom for the summer
ia on and several houses are Ia cours,
OF erection
| Our Life Saving boys are expected
home on their vacation OF 2 months
the first of June.
Frank Talbert has completed his
contract for improvements on ASA
league Life Saviag Station.
Schooners r. Wharton and Hoff
man arrived this week with cargoes
OF bricks for w. N. Conant.
| The members and friends OF our
n. P. Church are making prepare
tions to enlarge it to double Its pres
ent size
The storehouse OF j. h Richardson
& Co upper end of Island, was burn-
ed down Wednesday night Loss g., 900
Insurance $1,000.
Col. w. A Jones is here this week,
considering plans and spec ficatlons,
for the erection OF large wharf at
this place for Uncle Sam"
Miss Hanna Crowley. principal OF
Chincoteague Female Institute,
closed her school this week and left
for her home near Richmond.
Lambert Jester has been awarded
the contract to build a Government
road from Assateague Life Saving
Station to Assateague channel.
john Burch aud wife, of Lewes,
Del, is visiting his father, Capt. Geo.
Burch and Robt. Clifton, OF Clayton,
Del, is the guest of DR.. R W. White.
Capt. William Marshall, of Sinnick>
son. has accepted a contract with U.
s. Government to assist in the sur
vey Of the waters from Maryland line
far up into Delaware. The Steamer
Holly, belonging to him, is being
being used for the purpose.
Clara, the little daughter OF Will
liam Conoly, was severely burned by
the explosion OF a coal oil can last
week, caused by pouring oil into a
cook stove to kindle fire, and at the
time of the accident. her physician
thought she could not live "a hours.
She is still alive and may recover.
The sheep penning on Assateague
his year, June 9Th. is to be big
affair and a large attendance is ex-
pected. Steam launches will run
rom all points to bring the people
lere and preparations will be made
o entertain ali who come. Our brass
band will be one OF the attractions
md a plenty Of music may be ex
,ected.
Several prominent people registered
t the Atlantic Hotel this week.
lmoDg them are DR.. Schwatka,
h eriff of Baltimore; w. B. Meek,
heriff of Harrisburg, Pa, and DR.. =.
:. Thompson, largest druggist, Harry
V. Walker. wholesale whiskey dealer
nd j. Y. McCras, also of that city;
[. B. Lynch, Julian E. Nockod,
rank ID. Middleton, millionaires, !
ol. w. A. Jones and Harrison Dull. I
IS, of Philadelphia; T. F. Secor, t
Vail st. broker; J. @. Mcdonald, E. t
. White, r. F. Powell, Philadelphia;
!. Mcclellan, G. L. Ward, G. E. Byrd,
ebert Fisher, Baltimore; l. Wood
IN, Wilmington. o
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NEiGhBORHOOD NOTES.
0un..corik.

Mrs. Isaiah Newton Bagwell, O
Baltimore, is a guest at Mt. Prospect
the home of Mr.. l. w Bagwell.
Rev G. w. Hurt, of the Baptif
| Uhurch, will fiji che pulpit of the n
4. Church, South, on next Sun la.
in the absence of the pastor.
Some negro minstrels travelling
who performed upon mandolin
guitar aud bones, gave open air con
certs at the hotel and entertained
good crowds. They possessed tn
gift OF the beautiful art.
Rev +. Nj Edwards left on MONDAY
for Chicago where he will attend {
meeting of the Anti-Saloon Leagu,
as a delegate of the Va. Annual Con
ference of the NJ. E. Church, South
He Is one Of the most able champion,
in the State against licensed whisks J
saloons.
The curiosity of John Doe, Mrs
Grundy and others is much up as tc
the rumor that a largo mercantile
concern here will have in their new
store free lunch and soda water.
When we add that it is also talked
that they will have an orchestra ON
the second floor and dancing every
night, the folks may eIclaim-.
A literary club Of over fifty mem
bers was organized recently. Mrs.
Ohio L. Parker and Mr.. Jos. s. Mills
were chosen president and secretary,
respectively. A chief purpose of the
club is to establish, at once, circulat-
ing library. The members have been
requested to furnish to Mrs. VIM. H.
Parker lis of books of their choice.
On last Sunday Rev. F. NJ. Ed.
wards preached, by request. upon
the subject, "Recognition of friends
IN Heaven" The chief thought, on
standpoint OF reasoning. was, that in
Heaven the powers of the soul
mind and affections shall be increas-
ed. The discourse was much appre-
ciated. During the services an ap.
voluntary solo, "Shall we
know each other there" was render
ed by Mrs. Webster Marshall.
The time of stra berry picking was
pailed with much pleasure, in that it
Affected favorably all interests, hav-
NJ brought returns OF cash at time
when much needed. Not only was it
matter of business profit but also
N occasion Of much pleasure and |
lilarity. Great crowds of young
people of all classes and conditions
cen in the fields aud the labor to
hem was as picnic. Many an in.
lustrious boy and girl have provided
themselves with the good things of
life from this source of earning.
The District Convention Of the w
). L. U DJt on Wednesday in the
}aptist Church. There were many
elegates present. The Y. w G. II
, aud the Loyal Temperance
'egion were prominent in the exerci-
rs. There were addresses OF well
ONE and response and several recita
ons aud readings and songs. Alto
ether the program was very enter
aiming and the instruction protita-
lie, indeed. On Thursday morning
lie convention met in regular ses-
on, and in the afternoon the Loyal
egion met delegates from other .
egions and entertained them with
rogram Of recitations, marches sc
nd at night the body was enter
lined by lecture by Mr.. Vaughn
N. c., and music.
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When in need of sash, doors and
blinds, building material, hardware,
paints, oils and glass, write us for es-
Inmates on same. All orders filled
promptly. We solicit your patronage,
w. N. KELLAM & Co.,
Cape Charles, Va.
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Cycling and good repair shop are
inseparable. The machine must be
properly adjusted and the parts In
good order to secure the delight OF
an easy spin. We do the fine work.
We sell new and second hand wheels.
Va. Cycle Co.
Onancook, Va.
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Chtldrsns Day.
Committee.

Drummondtown Baptist Church,
Sunday morning, May 9th.
Charlottesville N. E. Church, South
Sunday afternoon, May eth.
Wachapreague N. E. Church,
South, Sunday, May eth.
Notices under this heading desired
from all the churches.
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Delegates and v.aitors from over
the bay and champion county,
attending the Sunday School Con
vention, viii Il meets at Broadway
Church Ju..c q and Sd, coming by
rail can ts train June 1st. that ar
rives at o ley Station, at 1887 D. H..
and spend the night at Onley, or II
desired can take train June 1st, that
arrives at 3.24 pm. Those coming on
train that arrives at 1924 will please
notify committee and they will be
met. Those coming from north OF
Onley will take early morning train
that arrives at 4;42 a. IN, June 1st.
Conveyance will be at station early
Saturday morning to take delegates
and visitors to church
w. 7. Cobb,
W. H. Drummond.
H. r. Boggs,
Committee.
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The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Peninsula Telephone
Co, will be held at Keller, Wednes
day, June 9th.
John @. Taylor.
Secretary.
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New arrivals OF silks, etamine and
faces at bargain prices. A new lot OF
all-over embroidery, embroidered
edge and insertion appliquet, belts,
gloves &c.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
8. @. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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All OF the precincts heard from in
Northampton, except Cape Charles,
gave a majority OF 81 for convention.
The vote at E tstvllle was 81 for, SO
against; Wardtown SO for, against.
Franktown lac for, 1855 against.
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General Inspectors Meeting.

General Inspectors Meeting.
General Inspectors meeting will be
held at Drummondtown urt-day,
Monday 2Sth, for instructions and
organization.
Inspectors generally will please at
tend. especially those living north OF
Courthouse.
L. T. LeCato,
General Inspector.
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Ladies that fail to see our line OF
thin dress wear before making their
purchases will do themselves injus-
tice. Call and inspect same.
8. W. Ames 81 Co.
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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 -eceive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice q Lumber 90.
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Hammocks for our luxuriant ease
In the open air.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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We have clothing, cheap as the
cheapest, but not as common an the
commonest. Call and see for your
selves. 1t must go.
B. s. Ashby & Co.
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Prices made for next week are for
cash, not produce, on which we lose
more than the profit at all times.
Call and see that we mean just what
we say.
b, s. Ashby & Co.
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Call and see the So so Nelson shoes
in low and high cut, attractive to the
eye and pleasant to the feet.
8. w. Ames e. Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-26

Many man and boys are proud Of
the nice, new outfit We have supplied
them, embracing whole suits of outer
and underwear. We keep new goods
continually coming to supply the de-
mand.
Amos Shio,6 g. 10
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Our stock of mems Crawford shoes
and other good makes are receiving
merited attention. We are shoeing
the people for their pleasure and
economy. Keep this in mind.
Ames, Shield s. Co.
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In demand for the season-Ladies,
misses and children'e shoes. We are
prepared to supply.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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We offer $1.00 shoes next week for
70 cents.
B. 8 Ashby & Co.
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Just received cargo of shingles
and lumber from North Carolina.
Come and see us or write for prices.
Hopkins & Bro.
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We have for sale, locust posts, hem
ock pales 4 feet, 2x3 cypress scnnt-
ing, cypress fencing &c.
Hopkins & Bro.
Onapeock,
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Call and see our bargain tables In
the various lines next week.
b. 8 Ashby & Co.
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Our shoes, hats, collars and ties for
young men are thing OF beauty and
style, prices low.
8. W. Ames g. Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-26

We sell paints and oils Of the best
quality. If you are going to paint
your house this spring, let us give you
our prices.
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NoTICE-All persons indebted to
the estate Of Capt. 8. j. Davis, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to come
forward and settle same on or before
the LIST day of August. 1900, or the
same will be placed in the hands OF
an officer for collection.
8. Warner, Admr.
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NoTICE-We will sell to the highest
bidder on Saturday, I'd day of June
next, the storehouse and lot in At
lantic. in front OF the said store oc.
cupied OF late by Capt. 8. j. Davis,
deceased. Sale at 2:30 p. m. Terms
cash. Mrs. P. W. Taylor.
Il. Z. b. Davis.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims
against, or are indebted to the estate
of John w H. Parker, deceased. will
please make same known to me at
once. Mrs. Sarah A. Parker,
Cape Charles, Va
Nav II. 1900
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Church Eutertnfniu ssss.

A grand entertainment will take
place at Oak Hall, Monday, June
4th. For particulars see next issue OF
this paper.
A strawberry festival will be held
at Hallwood for benefit OF the NJ. E.
Church, Wednesday afternoon, June
9Th.
There will be an all day fair at
Halls Chapel, on Whit Monday. Din
ner, supper, ice cream and confec-
tioneries. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Pastor.
Ice cream and strawberry festival
at Leemont, Wednes lay, May S0th.
beginning at 4 p. IN. Come and have
q good time. A cordial invitation to
all.
Pastor NJ. P. Church.
A strawberry festival will be held
at Evergreen NJ E. Church, South,
near Harborton, on Saturday. June
Cd, or following Monday ii weather
prevents on day appointed. Proceeds
to be applied to repairing church.
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Consusu.ienai Conyan.iom.

The vote In Accomac on Thursday,
80 far as heard from at time OF going
to press, Is given below:
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NoTIcE-The 9th annual fair OF the
Onawa Social Union, near Mappsburg
Station, will commence August 28th,
1900 and continue days.
Alexander Booker, Secretary.
Belle Haven, Va.
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For SALE-Promising White Tip
colt 2 years old, good size-both PAGER
and trotter. Call on or write to me
for price.
q. @. Reid,
Bayview, Va.
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/ will deliver first of next week car
cf Mol yellow corn at 40 cents a bush
el cash, out OF car.
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We will sell 800 Oxfords next week
for 90 cents.
B. 8. Ashby g. Co.
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For SALE-Clover hay. Apply at
ouce.
May 90. 1900. l.. Floyd Mock.
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Spring CLEANING. :

ngs coming daily and they going nearly fast
they arrive We bought them before they crossed the
from China and getting them they landed The
Chinese good better than and the wap
still lead in beauty We recommend the Chinese for hard use
and the cotton for the dainty such and
parors.
Chinese 10 to 80 cts Cotton Warps 20 and % cts
Ingram Brussels Velvet and Moque Carpets Rugs Hassocs
Art Squares ETC.
Lace Curtains so to $500 Spring Roller Curtains $OO
Rods, ETC.
Refrgeraors SIS co. $3.50 and upwards Ice Chests to
Special showing the latest productions fabrics this week
VS.. Dickinson q Son,
POCOMOKE CITY. MD.
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Summer underwear for ladies and
misses, in variety.
Ames, Shield & Co.