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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-27

ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
OF APPLICATION FOR APPOINT
MENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA.1
COUNTY OF MORRISON. Co.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, July 2lst, 1900.
In the matter of the estate of Harrison L.
Crowell, deceased.
William r. Fowler of Minneapolis. Mime
sofa, representing, among other things.
that Harrison L. Crowell, late of New York
nig New h xe5a Is Ss2 A spa stet 3 u.s.
at New York city. state Of New York died
county at the time 81 his death, leaving
c CUNT; end that the said petitioner is in.
terested in the estate of said deceased by
reason of having purchased by his
grantors of certain lands from the heirs of
tsaeon e ssd Sc fasl
HennePin county. state OF Minnesota
It is ordered that said petition be heard
of September A. D. 19C0, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
at Little Falls in the Office Of the Judge of
probate in said county. r,.1. y
given to the heirs Of said deceased, and .
ali persons interested, by publishing this
order once in each week, for three success
eive weeke prior to said day Of hearing, In
paper printed and published ct Little Fails
p ssts at Little F.l,s the 2st day of July
\ IS - BY the Court: :-'...:.@
|TnAN N. RICHARDSON, ),
Judge of Probate.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-27

Bruins IF, :nf e $Sss3:s ss s;sss:
Come early II you want your: eyes
looked after. sExaminations free
Office at Hotel Buchanan. ,:.:s}s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-27
WIN Have to Import Food.

LONDON, July 26.-The Ten Tsin
correspondent Of The Times, in dis.
patch dated Friday, July 20, says: Ow.
ing to the devastation Of the country
and ruin Of the crops in the province Of
I Chi II an importation of . huge guam.
hty 81 food will be required to avert
famine. 81 I.5#&3.& *
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-27
THIS NEWS VIA CANTON.

Foreign Envoys We're Alive and Well on
49,. July ~.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The state de-
partmsnt has received - oablegram
from Consul MoWade ct Canton saying
that Viceroy TAX gives assurances that
all tho foreign ENJOYS at Pekin were
alive and we'll on July "a. :.
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$ypaMvillt|' Items


\ CHI. Enke and crew Of carpenters
have finished the work on VIM. Due
= new residence and returned to
Little Falls. =. : x ' }IS t.|Sa. /:
Work is being rushed on r. G.
Muske's new residence The. carpen-
ters will soon be done and the brick
layers will begin work. f E ~:
!; Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Powell on Thursday July ~, q son.
~ DIR. Christie, Of Long Prairie,. was
called here on Monday ito see Mrs.
Julius GAM. who ia dangerously. i'll.
!, II. M. .Koerntg received u letter
from DR.. Arnold stating that he
would locate here about Aug. /. e r,
The corner stone OF the new Catho.
lie church building at this place was
laid on Wednesday. Rev. Towhy,
OF Little Falls and three other :priets
were present. Work will begin at
once on the building. i' ~ T.:
Mrs. John Blair received tele.
gram on Monday bringing the sad
news of the death of her sister, Mrs
Herman Utsh, Of Little Falls. She
went down to attend the funeral.
A. Il. Newman, OF Little Falls, IL
here with his crew of men to, begin
work on the Catholic church.
Mrs. Joseph Chevalier has been or
the sick list the past week.
j. J. McRae has sold number O.
farm implements the past week.
Market Report.
Following is the corrected price
list:
Wheat-No. l, Northern SO.
No. 2. Northern 81
Flour patent prices per Dbl $4.60.
Bakers PER bbl s. so
Ground 'eed, 1850 per ton
Bran-$l4.00
shorts-$l5 90.
arley-23c.
Oats-3Jc.
Rye-28c.
Corn-S0@s5 per bushe,
Dairy butter-l0c@ 12Xc
CreameIy.2oc
Eggs-1Oc..
Fat cattle ;X@4c
Suckers and feeders.-2@sc.
Veal dressed-6c a. &c.
Hogs live-$4. 0O@$4.25
Fresh pork-$5 00@$5.25.
Mutton dressed i to7
Cut meats. 7 to l5c
Chickens, dressed SM10t
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TROOPS ARRIVE At. TAkU.

Three Thousand Americans and Eight
British Transports. ";s, i
SHANGHAI, Tuesday, July 24.-Three
thousand American troops have arrived
at Taku, as well ~ eight transports
filed with British troops. Both detach.
znents are deficient In artillery.
A cable steamer has started to lay q
cable from Wei Hal Wei to Che Foo
and Thku.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-12-15
Stran FOsqus Sentenced.

Stran Fosque, colored, tried at the
November term of the county court
OF Accomac, for the murder of George
Leonard, colored, and convicted of
the offence by the jury which tried
him, was on Friday, 9TH inst, SEN
fenced by Judge Ross, ito be hanged
by the neck until he is dead" on
Friday, the 9Th day of February,
1901, between the bours of a. NJ,
and p. M, of that day.
A bill Of exceptions was filed by
the defense at the trial to the opin-
ion and rulings of the court and
made part OF the record; and the
prisoner, through his counsel, will
apply to Judge Blackstone, Of the
circuit court, for writ of error and
supersedeas.
If the writ should be refused, the
sentence of the county court would
be executed at the time designated,
unless the case was taken to higher
court, but if granted, sentence would
probably be stayed until regular
term of Judge Blackstone In April
next.
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New Church.

Mr.. John D. Grant Jr of Accomac
c. d., was welcome visitor to our
town on Sunday.
Mr.. E. @. Payne has bought the
entire stock of goods of Mr.. G. F.
Elliott and will succeed him in BUSH
ness at the old stand.
A Thanksgiving social was given
at the home of Miss Nora Kelley, on
goth ult., to a number Of our young
people which was enjoyed very
much.
Mrs. Charles U. TulI, Misses Lottie
Covington and Sarah Jones, OF this
place, returned home Saturday from
visit to relatives and friends in Bal
timore, Md.
Mr.. F. A. Covinton, our prominent
blacksmith, has moved in his new
shop and is now fitted up for bust
ness. The upper room of said shop
will be used as town hall.
An interesting meeting has been in
progress in our M. P. Church, at this
place, since December 2nd, the result
of which to date has been CONVEX
sions and additions to the church.
Rev. Fl. w. d. Johnson, of Green
backville, favored us with an excel
lent sermon Oh Friday night.
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farrfsdi.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81,
1900, at Messongo, by Rev. Charles
Clement, John N. Mears and Miss
Sadie Hancock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80,
1900, at Onancock, by Rev. F. M. Ed
wards, Joseph A. Smith and Miss
Matte M. Chandler.
observation-disclosures 14th,
1900, at Grant Memorial M. p. church,
by Rev. G. K. McCaslin, William E
Wise and Miss Annie Gertrude ivy,
ford.
Observation-Disclosures %,
1900, at brides home, near Parksley
by Rev. w. B. Judefind, Arthur d.
Happen and Miss Margaret A..
Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures 1900,
at Leemont M. P. Church, by Rev.
G. <. McCaslin, Charles B. Ross and
Miss Mamie s. Parks.
Observation-Disclosures 80,
1900, at Franklin Square Baptist
Church, Baltimore, Edwin Thomas
Waters and Miss Tabitha Polk
Joynes, daughter Of Captain VIM. F.
Joynes, both formerly OF county of
Accomac.
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Rea, Estnte nc Auc,iou.

The real estate OF VIM. B. Lingo II
and that of Robert F. Byrd near
Charlottesville, respectively, will b.
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder on Saturday, December Goth
1900, at Q o'clock p. M, in front o.
Mock & Nock's store In Charlottesville
by the trustees ia the respective
deeds. For terms &C., see posters.
L. Floyd Mock, attorney for Mrs.
Mary A. West and Miss Tabitha e
Bayly, offers for sale by private con-
tract, that valuable farm known as
"Poplar Grove" containing 200 acres
more or less. This farm Is beautifully
located on Pungoteague Creek and
has good oyster planting ground ap-
purtenances to it, large well built Q
story dwelling, with all necessary
outbuildings; Is within very short
distance of the prosperous village OF
Harborton; Is convenient to churches
and good schools. Terms easy and
accommodating.
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Haliwood.

Whooping cough is raging here
and many of the children are wrest-
ling with the disease.
Mrs. 4. r Byrd and Miss Sue
Northam, both sick for the last four
weeks with typhoid fever, are better
at this writing and, 1t is believed.
will soon be In their usual health
again.
Capt. John Slant died near San
ford, on the list inst, aged about 80
years. After funeral services at the
NJ +. Church, South, on the Sd. con-
Quoted by Rev. j. ID. Hosier, his re.
mains were laid to rest in the family
burying ground near his home.
The average attendance daily OF
our public school continues good,
despite the whooping cough among
the children in the neighborhood.
Prof. James f. Ward and his assis
tant, Mrs. 8. r. Cong est, both are
popular with patrons and scholars
and none stay away from school I'M
less compelled to do SO.
Mrs Sallie Hall, lady highly es-
teemed in this community for her
many excellent qualities, died sud
denly on the 9th inst, aged n years.
She had been sick during the fall
but of late had improved very much.
On the morning of the 9TH after at
tending to some domestic duties,
she informed her daughter, she was
going to die and calling her children
around her bid them good bye and
told them to meet her in Heaven.
She died at 1890. She was the widow
of the late Thomas Hall and is sur
vived by three children, VIM. Henry
aud B. Frank Hall and Mrs. j. l.
Northam. After funeral services on
Saturday, conducted by Rev. j. l..
King, her remains were laid to rest
by the side of her husband in family |
burying ground near this place.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
GreeRbackyiile.

CLAIMS are in good demand ant
prices continue high.
Oysters are In good condition
and are selling at fair prices In the
various markets.
The business in our town Is not al
good as we could have wished for al
this season of the year.
Mrs. William 81. Merrill is at thi'
writing critically i'll and her recovery
| is considered as doubtful.
The late firm Of 6ordy & Payne
was, on the 9Th inst, dissolved by
mutual consent, the Junior member
retiring from the bust ness.
Mr.. Stephen L. Pollitt, of this
town, had one of his legs broken on
last Monday morning while assisting
one of his brothers at hog-killing
The fracture was reduced by DR.. j.
d. Dickcrson, but owing to the seri-
business of the case, it is feared, that
the limb may have to be amputated.
Miss Mittie Jones, the beautiful
aud highly interesting young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones,
died on last Monday, from the effects
of late attack of measles, resulting
in typhoid-pneumonia, at the age of
II years, leaving behind her father,
mother, two sisters, brother, and a
host of friends to mourn their loss.
A young lady, from one of the
towns in lower Maryland, made her
escape from her attendant at her
fathers home, and being somewhat
den ented strayed away from her
home and wandered on foot to this
town, reaching here on last Tuesday
much worsted in appear
ance. AS soon as the young lady was
rec ognized by some friends of her
family she was taken in charge and
her father was notified by wire, and
arrived Tuesday evening in search Of
his daughter.
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The youngest child of MIR. L j.
Savage critically ill at this time.
Our picture man, Mr.. r. D. Haley,
leaves soon on a visit to friends in
Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. William II. Hargis killed a
porker 81 weeks old, this week, which
weighed 314 pounds.
The Y. W. G. T. U. will meet at
home of Miss Ethel Broughton, night
of December 14th, 7:30 O'Clock.
The new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Carson,
preached his first sermon at Onley
NJ. E. Church, South, last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Bell, assistant agent at
this place for some time past, has
been appointed agent at Birds Nest
Rev. r. T. Waterfield, of Cam
bridge, called here recently to the
bedside of his father, he's returned
home.
The horse Of Abe Mock, frightened
by bicycle, ran away and down the
railroad track, Sunday, completely
demolishing his carriage.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of
Onley will give an entertainment at
this place, Thursday, December 9th.
Admission Is cents, children under
70 free. Old Santa will make his APP
pearance on the occasion. Doors
open at z p. m. Oyster supper be-
fore and after entertainment.
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ChtuCotaague.

Schooner P. E. Wharton arrived
this week with cargo of coal which
was sold at So rs per ton.
Miss Fannie Grimsley, and John
Kollick, one of our best young men,
were married Wednesday, 9Th inst,
Rev. 8. U. Grimsley, father OF the
bride, officiating.
A large number OF oyster buyers
from the Northern cities were here to
see us this week and reported that
our oysters were best on the market
Many of them made arrangements
while here to buy much of our stock.
Sloop-yacht Sagetta, from Bridge
port, Conn, bound South, ran ashore
on Assateague Beach Sunday night,
4 miles north of Assateague Station.
The captain and crew of that station
went to the rescue of yachts crew
and took them off. The abandoned
boat is SO feet long, 1S feet beam and
cost $25 900. She may be gotten of,
but the job will be an expensive one.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: T. II. Mears, j. II. Feddeman,
E. Fl. Lazenby, l.. w. Groton, Balti-
more; F. @. Hanna, j. 4. Elliott, E.
j. White, Chas. Prettyman, r. f.
Powell, j. E. Prettyman, Philadel
phia: Prof. F. B. Barringer, Univer-
sity OF Virginia; E. F. Young, Rich-
mond; 1. UlmaD, Salisbury; F. H..
Dryden, Pocomoke; s. @. Gilbert,
Thos. Davis, Milford; j. H. Fosque,
W. Il. Fox, Accomac.
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To The Public.

We take this method of thanking
the public for the patronage so liber-
ally given for many years to the late
firm of w. P. GUSTS & Co., commits
sion merchants, Baltimore, by the
people OF the Eastern Shore and to
solicit the continuance Of its favors
to their successors. 1t will be our
pleasure to conduct the business In a
way to sustain the reputation Of the
old firm for fair dealing and thereby
to merit your shipments to US.
w. b. Gusts & Co.
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Xmas Eutersainme nss.

The chill dren of Atlantic Baptist
Sunday school will receive their
treat on Xmas day, 2o'clock. Every
scholar is requested to be there
promptly at that hour.
The annual Christmas exercise, at
Ayres III. e. Church will be held
Thursday evening December eth.
Admission 10 cents. A very interest
ing programme is being prepared for
the occasion.
The young people OF Modestown
will have an entertainment at the
church Tuesday evening, December
90. Proceeds to be nsed for buying
u bell for the schoolhouse. Admission
adults, 10 cents; children, 10 cents.
On Christmas day at night, there
will be free entertainment at Gar
rison's Chapel, consisting OF music,
dialogues and recitations. After
which, Santa Claus will treat the
Sunday school children. Doors open
at o'clock.
The regular Christmas music re-
cital by pupils OF Margaret Academy
will be given on Thursday evening
December Goth, in the Academy
Chapel beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Parents and friends OF the Academy
are cordially invited to be present.
The "Spinster's Convention" will
be given at Bloxom Methodist church
December 9th, at half past seven
o'clock. Everybody invited to be
present and enjoy good laugh. Ad-
mission, 10 cents, children 10 cents.
The members Of Ocean Lodge A. F.
& A. M. will have banquet on s..
Johns Day, at Doughty's Hotel,
Wachapreague. Every brother is
invited to be present and take lady |
with him. II weather is inclement /
that evening. then you are invited
next evening.
Friday evening, December 28th, an
consisting ola cantata
recitations, &c, will be given by
louisville Sunday School, NJ E.
Church, South. Everybody invited
and good time with Santa Claus
may be expected. An oyster supper
will also be served.
The Atlantic Baptist Church will
have an oyster supper Wednesday
December Goth. At night
there will be canta alta, Santa Claus
Delight" other music and recita-
tions. Admission 10 cents, reserved
seats Is cents II weather Is in
clement, be there Thursday.
Drummondtown Baptist Sunday
School will give their annual Xmas
treat to the children, Wednesday
night, December Goth. A big Xmas
tree will be in place on the occasion.
The exercises will be interpreted
with choice music. A cordial well
come extended to everyone, especially
the children.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
November Term. 1900.

The following fiduciary account
were confirmed and ordered to be re
corded: ADULTS of estates OF william
s. Kellam, John Henry Satchell
Charlotte Brodwater. John l.. Ward
Levin Mariner and Mary b. Walden
orphan accounts OF Maggie s. Kel
lam, Manly w. Winder, and John W
Bailey.
Authority was granted to Loftu
w. Kirby, OF the Baptist Church, t.
celebrate the rites OF matrimony.
James E. Harrison qualified as ad-
ministrator of George B. Killmon
deceased.
The last will and testament o.
Thomas F. Russell was proved and
ordered to be recorded.
Henry +. Powell qualified as guar
dian of his infant children, William
H., Nellie p, and Ada Powell.
Thomas q. Kelly and William d.
Tunnel, commissioners OF the rev.
enue, made report according to law
as to the violations OF the revenue
laws In their respective districts.
An inquest held by John A. Mears,
]. P acting coroner, over the dead
body CT Peter Dunton was returned
to the court and ordered to be filed
Joseph G. Wescott qualified as ad-
ministrator OF Littleton Bailey, de e
ceased.
The sheriff made report to the
court the number of prisoners in Jail
their offences, sentences, &c.
A regular grand jury was empanell-
ed and returned the following indict-
ments. One for unlawfully selling,
wine, spirituous and malt liquors and
a mixture thereof: One for beating,
woundIng sc with intent to main,
idisfgure. disable and kill.
Elk: parte: Petition of Annie s.
Kelly and another for drain. Petit
ton filed and commission ers appoint
ed.
Upon petition of L. r. Doughty
and others for a public road. Re-
port Of Jas A. Winder, commissioner
to open road, filed and confirmed, land
order entered removing same from
docket.
Upon petition of Joshua Fl. Turner
and others for public road. Report
OF James A. Winder, commissioner
to open road, filed and confirmed,
and order entered removing same
from docket.
L. Floyd Mock qualified as Notary
Public for the county of Accomac.
Upon petition of Travis A. Crock
EFT, ST., and others for public road.
Report OF viewers filed and order en-
tered to summon proprietors and
to show cause, II any they
can, why said road shall not be open
ed and established as proposed.
John s. Parsons was appointed
and qualified as administrator OF
William Young, deceased.
Upon petition Of l.. u. Ross and
others for a public bridge &c. Re-
port of VIM. NICK Taylor, commits
sioner, confirmed and the object OF
the petition having been accom-
plished order was entered removing
cause from docket.
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In the Shadow OF the GaIiows.

John Holden will suffer the death
penalty for an attempt to commit
rape, next Friday, between the hours
of q. NJ, and p. m.
He has confessed that he is guilty
not only Of this but Of many like
crimes, and says he would be guilty
of more if permitted to live, and that
he ought to be hung and is prepared
to die. The scaffold, on which he is
to be hung, is being erected inside of
the jail wall, few feet from his cell
and the top OF it can be seen from
the outside. He cannot see it. but
can hear the noise made by those
building 1t and knows that it is In
course of erection.
He desires, it is stated, to make a
speech from the gallows, and prefers
to be hung publicly.
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Jr. u. A. N. Eutertatnmen t.

The Junior Order United American
Mechanics, of Wachapreague will
have an entertainment, consisting Of
comedy and farce in the Masonic
Hall, Wednesday, December Goth.
Admission % and 50 cents. A large
oyster supper will be held after the
entertainment. Come one, come all,
and enjoy yourselves.
W. A. Garrison,
s G. Foote,
]. 7. Kellam,
Committee.
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One OF the great things Is light.
We can help you to have 1t. We
have the largest line of fine lamps on
the Shore for parlor, hall and dining
room. These goods came direct
from the factory and can be sold at
SO per cent less than those bought
from jobbers.
d. II. Johnson 81 Son.
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w achaPreague.

Our stores have been handsomely
decorated for the Xmas season, and
the wall of the porker is heard in the
land.
The Rev. Mr.. VIM. the new
Methodist pastor for this circuit, has
bugun his pastorate here under
promising auspices.
DR.. Geo. W. LeCato went to
Weldon, N. c., on Wednesday last,
whore he was to read paper before
the Sea board Medical Association.
Mr.. l.. r. Hopkins, our building
contractor, is erecting for Mr.. E. 7.
Powell a private residence on the
drug store lot, which will soon be
ready for occupancy.
The Sewing circle Of the Presby-
terrain Church have on hand variety
of fancy work for sale. Those wishs
ing to purchase can find them at
the home of Mrs. Joe. Bulman.
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Margaret Academy.
Roll of Honor for November.

Roll of Honor for November.
Goldie Bsgwell, Carroll Beloat,
Susie Beloat, Willie Beloat, Susie
Bull, Chandler Doughty, George
Doughty, Joanna Fisher, Edgar
Fitzgerald, Lena Fitzgerald, Barrett
Hickman, Annie Hopkins, Arrie
Hurt, Clyde jennings, Mary Jolliffe,
Ruth Kellam, Jessie LillistoD, Cleve
Martin, Ida McGrath, Lillian Nc
Grath, Virginia Nelson, Luther Not
tingham, Henry Powell, Nellie
Powell, Pahsy Powell, Matte Robin
son, Mary Warren, Sarah West, Lucy
Wise.
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Now that weather Is cold we shall
try to push the shoe business. We
have shoes for everybody, from a
No. baby shoe to No. 10 for men,
and a special line for ladies, made to
order by one OF the best houses In
the country, and warranted to give
satisfaction in every particular.
Don't fail to get pair.
D. ii. johnson & Son.
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AS Christmas is coming and every
body wants to fix up little, we call
attention to our line of carpets, mat
tings and linoleums, oil cloths and
window shades. These goods are
especially low and will be sold at old
time prices.
D. II. johnson & Son.
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Xmas goods at Duncan's, opposite
hotel. Onancock.

Our furniture department Is filled
with some attractive goods in parlor
suits, bed room suits, sideboards
china closets, fancy chairs, hair mat
trasses, children's chairs-eyerything
in fact that goes to make up a nice
line. Large line of reed rockers at
special prices for Christmas.
d. Fl. johnson & Son.
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Exeursfon 20 Pocornohe CITY

Excursion to Pocomoke city, Tues
day, December 18th, on regular o.
train leaving Tasley at 1911 p. M,
arriving at Pocomoke 1.15. Regular
fair up. Returning special train will
leave Pocomoke city at S.5S p. M.
One half fare on return trip.
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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 @. H., the first day Of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice d Lumber 90.