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p,s,ric. convention OF W. C. t. U.
M. f Sanford.
]. w. Reams,
Committee.

The 3rd quarterly convention OF
the w. G. T. u, OF the Eastern Shore
District will be held at Onley on
June 10, 10. Exercises will begin at
$3.50 p. m, on 18th.
Each Union, Y. and L. L. L., will
please elect their delegates at once
superintendent of departments will
please see that all reports are
promptly sent in to District Superin'
tendent. District Superintendent
will please aggregate reports as well
as itemize.
This should be the best convention
we have ever held since 102 new
members have been added to oul
ranks.
Three new Unions, one Y. and two
L. II, LIS, have been organized.
Let us assemble ia a spirit o
prayerful devotion to our cause, de
termined the greater the opposition
we encounter the more earnest ant
Jealous we will be in trying to rescue
our country from its national sin ant
help save it for Christ.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue,
Dist. President.
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Greenbackvtlie.

James K. Merrill and Miss Annie
Risley, both of this place, were mar
ried Tuesday, at home of bride, at
Greenbackville, at p. m, Rev. Mr.
johnson, of M. P. Church, officiating.
Mrs. Mary Ann Mariner, wife o.
William j. Mariner, of this place
died June Sd, 1901, at her home al
Greenbackville, Va, aged about
"a years. Mrs. Mariner was a goo(
wife and mother, and a good christ
ian lady She leaves a husband
three sons and one daughter to mourn
their loss.
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proof to show, that the first Sunday
School ever organized on the Ameri-
can continent, was organized by
William Elliott, OF Accomac county,
In 1886.
Committee on time, place and
preacher for the next Convention,
offered the following report, which
was adopted; Time, Saturday afte r
the list Monday In June 1902; place,
Mappsville; preacher, Rev. Il. s.
Kidd, alternate, Rev. Il. w. Hurt.
On motion of Brother 8. F. Rogers
the following resolution was unani
mously adopted; That a committee
on digest of Sunday School reports
be appointed and that the Sunday
Schools be requested to forward their
reports to the chairman Of said COM
mittee 10 days before the assembling
of the convention. W. F. White, 8.
F. Rogers, H. R. Boggs and 6. W.
Hurt were appointed as said COM
mittee.
On motion OF Brother s. f. Rogers,
a vote of thanks was extended to the
brethren and friends Of Harborton
for their bountiful hospitality.
The convention, after singing the
hymn, "God be with US until we meet
again." and prayer by Rev. j. M.
Pitcher, adjourned.
NJ. F. Sanford,
W. F. White, Pres.
Sec.
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BIOxOH.
Miss May Bloxom is visiting friends
in Onancock this week.

Miss May Bloxom is visiting friends
in Onancock this week.
Mr.. Farset, OF Elton, Md, is in our
town on business trip this week.
Mrs. F. L. Holland, of Cheriton, is
spending few days with relatives and
friends here this week.
Mr.. J. 6. Townsend, Jr., OF Selby'
Vile, Del, was in our town this week
looking after his lumber business
which is located near here.
While Mr.. L. H, Nelson was driv-
ing through our town last week his
horse stumbled and fell down, dying
in few minutes afterwards.
A meeting of the W. G. T. U. was
held in the Methodist Church at this
place last Tuesday night. The or
ganization is in fiourishing condi
ton.
Messrs. E. s. and E. Fl. Parsons
put in new saw mill near here last
week, the sixth one located near this
place. All seem to be doing q
flourishing business.
Mr.. w. P. Goodwin and Duffield
Mason have formed copartnership
in the livery and exchange business
at this place and propose to give the
public a better and more efficient
livery than ever before.
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Mr.. Walter Gresham, one OF our
bright men, is at Goldey's Business
College, taking a course in stenog-
raphy.
Our great boat builder, jeremiah
Taylor, is engaged at this time in
building a large bateau for Mr.. Jas.
A. Hall.
Messrs. Joseph H. Taylor and Joe
Ball, of this place, have recently &C
copied positions IN the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Drydock Go.
Our new phyiician, DIR. G. T. Pierce,
is fully up to public expectation in
every respect. His patients not only
like him but he has social attractions
which endear him to all who know
| him.
The Mappsville and Messongo base
ball clubs crossed bats on Saturday
June LIST on Mappsville grounds with
a score of 10 to thirteen in favor OF
the visiting team. 1t was considered
very good game. The same clubs
will cross bats again on Saturday
June Sth near Marsh Market, begin
ming at / o'clock, and after the first
game the second nine of Mappsville
will cross bats with the second nine
of Messongo for the championship
The captain of Messongo club wishes
to correspond with the captain o.
some team in the county for series
of games. Correspondence can bt
had over the phone in DR.. PIERCE
Office.
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OuIey.

Mr.. Will Core on sick list at this
time.
Miss Sarah White, of Mappsville, Is
visiting Miss Carrie Belote this week.
Mr.. B. r. East, of late In picture
business in Delaware, is home at this
time.
A party of ten from this place went
to Norfolk on excursion train last
Sunday.
Mr.. T. B. Taylor, of the Life Saw
ing service, is home on his two
months vacation.
Mr.. Sam H. Lilliston made ship
ment of 202 baskets OF peas from this
station on 9th inst.
Mr.. w. Laws Hope dug a hill OF
marketable round potatoes this week,
weighing IA ounces.
Mr.. J. F. Hill, of Washington, was
called home to the bedside Of his
sick wife this week.
Mr.. H. T. Mears, Of the firm OF
White g. Mears, made business trip
to Baltimore this week.
The executive committee of the
Produce Exchange met here on 4th
inst. on important business.
DR.. J. M. Pitcher preached an able
sermon in the Baptist Sunda
School room here Sunday night.
Miss Sallie Finney returned from
Blackstone Female Institute on May
31st, to spend her summer vacation.
A strawberry, 6 inches in circum.
ference, was presented to your cor
respondent by Mr.. T. ]. Savage THU
week.
Rev. E. L Peerma n, a theological
student of Vanderbilt University, wa
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. l.
Carson this week.
The members of w. @. Il. U. o
Onley will meet at Baptist School
room next Saturday 3 p. m, by
special request of the president.
The W. c. T. u, Convention will
meet at Methodist Ch urch at thi
place next Wednesday, 3 p. IN. The
address of welcome end response
will be followed by a temperance adj
dress by Rev. Mr.. Derickson, of M. E
Church, Onancock. Public invited
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChtptOteague.

| ChtuSOtea&ue.
Isaac Hudson and Edgar Hopkins
are ON the sick list this week.
Children's exercises will be held at
our M. K. Church next Sunday.
Little Allie Burton, of louisville,
is among the welcome visitors to our
town.
G. E. Rabbit, Major Jones and
Levin Booth are in Norfolk this
week.
Mrs. Frank Parks left this week for
Philadelphia, to go into dressmHk-
ing business in that city.
Daniel Jeffreys, one of our popular
voung men, left this week to accept
position at Boothy Hotel, Phila.
Hon. ]. Z. Burwell, of Floyd Co.,
is here on a visit to his brothers, Drs.
w. NJ. and GUSTS Burwell, at Allan
tic Hotel
Our building boom still moves on.
Mrs. VIM. Hill, George Clayville and
Alfred Watson are building dwellings
on Main street.
George Vandom, of Selbyville, Del,
has bought the hotel business OF E.
Dave Winder and will take charge
of Island Hotel next Monday.
Charles Henderson, cashier of
Boothby Hotel, Philadelphia, wife
and daughter have moved from that
city to this place, with headquarters
at Atlantic Hotel.
Steam tug Neil arrived here this
week for the purpose of towing
barges, lumber, &C., for Rowley
Bros, who will open up soon on a
large scale here wood and lumber
yard.
Sheep,penning, next Wednesday
June 18th, on Assateague. Brass
and string bands will be on the
grounds and good music may be ex-
pected. Refreshment stands will
supply all the wants. Steamer and
sail boats will ply between Chinco.
league and Assateague during the
day at cut prices.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel, this
week: Geo. 4. Smith, E. F. Warren
Harry Ford, s. s. Foote, w. Nj
Roberts, A. T. Evans, Baltimore; R
F. Powell, Rolly Moore, ]. Il. Nc
Kenney, K. j. Goldstein, Chas. Hem
derson and daughter, Philadelphia
J. Phillips, s. Kenney, Frank L.
Guire, wife and son, New York
Thos. Davis, Milford; A. Fox, POGO
moke; J. A. Dean, Hurlock; Thomas
G. Kellam, ]. @. Evans, Accomac.
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Card of Com mission Merchant 10 Far
meTH.

EDIToR ENTERPRIsE:-I have re-
ceived several letters recently from
parties on the Eastern Shore OF Va,
who wish me to handle their goods
outside of the Exchange, and take
this method of informing them that
| positively refuse to sell any goods,
except for members of the Exchange
from the Eastern Shore of Va, be-
cause / think it is the duty OF every
farmer who thinks anything OF his
county or his neighbors to join the
Exchange, so that their manager can
control shipments and in measure
make prices for their crops.
Last year l handled more sweet
potatoes for the Exchange than any
other house in New York, in fact
was the largest receiver in the bust
ness, and by keeping Mr.. Burton adj
vised of the needs and conditions OF
our market we held prices to the
satisfaction of all concerned, as low
prices are detriment not only to the
shipper but to the dealer as there is
no profit in handling low priced
goods.
On several occasions while Mr..
Burton was diverting shipments to
other points with view of strength
ening our market parties outside OF
the Exchange took advantage OF this
move and kept the market filled,
which meant loss to the shipper OF
20. to 70 cents per barrel.
hope this year to see the Ex-
change have full control of shipments
they being responsible, buyers will
be attracted and the prices for your
your potatoes will be remunerative,
and instead of looking two or three
per cent commission, which seems to
be the great fault found by many,
you will gain in prices at least twenty
/ five per cent.
sincerely request that all my
friends join the Exchange, as | feel
confident that in time it will be the
making of the Eastern Shore of Va,
which is In my estimation the garden
spot OF this country.
Yours truly,
Geo. w. Tull.
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Wachapreague.

Evangelist Sanford will begin a
series of services here next Sunday
night.
The L. T. LIS. of this town will give
an entertainment in the Masonic Hall
on Saturday evening next.
Mr.. Edison Bunting and Master
Clarence Blake of Baltimore are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Sam Foote left home for Mys-
tic, Conn. last week to accept an APP
pointment on steamer at that place.
Mrs. w. F. Hudson returned home
last week with another large and
cheap stock of millinery and fancy
goods.
New streets have been laid out and
opened up on the Floyd side of the
town and several additional building
lots have been sold during the week,
An extensive programme is being
arranged here for 4th of July en-
tertainment that will last through
the day. A brass band will enliveI
the occasion and a large gathering
will be present.
One of our leading merchants, whC
is an amateur vocalist, was INDUCING
himself few days ago in some voca
pastime when his little two year OLD
daughter mistook his song for the
familiar notes of a fish horn, and sup
plemented the tune with the cry o
fish, fresh fish," 1t is safe to say thai
the vocal music is now at discoun
in that households; but the fish horr
is in evidence.
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Bloom town.

Mr.. Il. T. White is improving his
hotel and store property by coat Of
paint and large front porch.
Mr.. W. 8 D. Fletcher, our Ex-
change agent, has been doing hust-
ling business during the berry sea-
son.
Mr.. T. G. Fisher, one of our young
operators, is filling the place of Mr..
Raymond at Oak Hall Station, sick
with typhoid fever.
Miss Carrie V. White has return sd
home for vacation from Farm /1le
State Normal School where f e is
taking a three years course.
A petition is being circulated re-
questing that the large lead ditch
running through this place be cut
out and we hope it will be done at
an early day, as the county road has
been overlooked with water making
it impossible for walkers nearly
every day for two weeks
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Capeville, June s, 8.
Cape Charles, Salem, June 8, ~.
Bloxom, Thomas, June %, %.
Drummondtown, Amiss Chapel,
June 80, "a.
Keller, Oak Grove, June 30, 30.
Pungoteague, Craddock's, June 30,
July /.
Atlantic, Downing's, July 2.
Pocomoke, Saxes, July 2.
Bell Haven, Broadwater, July q, Z.
Fra nktown, Johnson's, July7 8.
Onancock, Andrew Chapel, July
20, 81.
Onley, louisville, July q, %.
Wachapreague, August 2.
William E. Judkins, P. E.
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Campaign For State MissicDs.
W. F. White,
Sec.

In the Accomac Association from
June 18th to June 2Sth, 1901.
Days Of Meeting.
Tuesday, June 18th, Chincoteague
all day. Horntown, at night.
Wednesday. June 10th, Atlantic
all day, Mappsville, at night.
Thursday, June Goth, Bethel, al
day, Halls Capel at night.
Friday, June 2lst, Modestown, al
day.
Sunday, June 23rd, Zion, all day
Drummondtown at night.
Monday, June Gath, Broadway,
p. M, Onancock at night.
Tuesday, June 25th, Hollies, all day
Harborton at night.
Wednesday, June Goth, Red Bank
all day, Wardtown at night.
Thursday June eth, Lower North
amptop, 10 a. M, y. IN. Cheriton
Eastvile at night.
Friday, June 2Sth, Cape Charles, al
night.
M. F Sanford.
]. w. Reams,
Committee.
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Democratic Mass N eeifng.

The Democrats of Northampton
are hereby called to meet at East
Vile, on Monday, June 10th, Court
day, to select delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Norfolk on
the 14th day of August, 1901.
Jno. T. Wilkins, Jr.,
County Chairman.
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Trower, Va.

Write to US tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. d. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac @. H., the first day of every
County Court, to -eceive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber 90.
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Granted q Respite.

Governor Tyler, Wednesday night,
granted a respite of sixty days to
Stran Fosque, colored, now confined
in Accomac County Jail and who
was to have been hanged on Friday,
18th inst He is considering an appli
cation for Communication of his sem
tence to life imprisonment in the
penitentiary. The date fixed by the
Governor for the execution, in the
event he refuses to commute the
sentence, is August 9th next.
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Lilliston g. Mock.

have just returned from the city
with a full line of ready-made shirt
waists and skirts, under-skirts, tea
gowns. belts, notions and other
things too numerous to mention. A
call is respectfully requested from
those looking for bargains.
A. g. James,
Trower, Va.
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The grass and clover on the PENN
sula Fair grounds will be sold at
public auction on the Fair grounds
at Tasley, Tuesday, June 18th, 8 pm.
Thos. s. Hopkins,
Secretary.
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Mems famous walk-over oxford
shoes are ready for summer time.
They are in patent calf $500, vici
kid $3.50, velour oxfords of another
make at $500, boys vici kid-Keith's
make-fine stock and style at $3.50.
Ames, Shield & Go.
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A Card.

This is to give notice that | shall
open a music class in Onancock the
coming school year, and solicit the
patronage of the public. Glass in
struction in ear training and music
al history free of charge.
Margaret Groton.
Nav 90, 1901.
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Young men, boys and chill dren
looking for neat, nobby, and stylish
summer hats will find them at 5. W.
Ames s. Co.'S store in piles, cheap, in
straw and light felts.
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Ladies and children patent leather
and kid Oxfords, step ties and shoes,
military heel, just the thing for com
fort and beauty at
8. W. Ames e. Co.'S.
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Nelson's fine shoes in black vici
and tan, Oxford and high cut for
young men and boys, perfect fit and
solid comfort at
s. W. Ames & Co.'S.
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will be at Atlantic for the prac-
tice of my profession, Thursday and
Friday, June 18th and 14th, 1901.
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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We sell harness, nets and other
horse apparel. Our window exhibit
will catch your attention.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Organizes, plain and fancy, India
linens, mulls, summer silk, madras
and all their effects, cheap at
s. w. Ames & Co.'S.
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1.-THE constitution follows the flag"
and the people buy Snow, Knox &
Co.'S "Climax" flour when they wish
good bread.
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We are now ready to furnish ice
and offer it in 200 pound blocks at
Tasley Station for so cents, delivered
at Onancock and Accomac G. H., for
70 cents.
Iilliston a. Mock.
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For SALE OR RENT-Dwelling,
house and lot in Hadlock. Lot contains
II acres well set in grass, shade and
fruit trees. Enclosures and out
buildings in thorough repair. DWELL
ing. of four rooms, two halls and
attic, in tolerably good repair. Terms
reasonable. Address,
s. G. Thomas,
Hadlock, Va.
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r. and g. corsets, straight front
short waist, and summer weights, all
prices so cents to $3.50 at
s. W. Ames g. Co.'S.
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Hammocks and porch chairs fol
your summer.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Boys and childrens' suits 25cts. to
$500. The 9Scts., $1.49 and 1929 are
special.
Ames, Shield l. Co.
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For RENT-For year 1902 the Bag
we'll Bull farm and the upper and
lower farms OF Croppervllle.
F. d. Parks,
Onancock.
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Business Notices.

NoTICE-I offer for sale by private
contract on reasonable terms the
house and lot in Parksley, known as
Bowen Lot"
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NoTIcE-For rent for 1902, two
dwellings at Onley Station.
A. q. Kelly,
Onancock, Va.
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NoTIcE-I offer for rent the prop
erty of my wife, at New Church sta
ton, consisting of farm, hotel and
store house. This property is in good
condition; the farm has large pas
ture and abundant resources.
L. Floyd Mock.
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Call at William P. Bell L. Co.'S drug
store and get free sample Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are an elegant physic. They
also improve the appetite, strengthen
the digestion and regulate the liver
and bowels. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect.
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For RENT-For year 1902 my farm
near Accomac G. H., at present oc-
cupied by Henry Joynes.
Mrs. K. F. @. Garrett,
Accomac 9. H., Va.
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For SALE-A desirable farm To-
Gated near Oak Hall, containing sixty
acres more or less and improved with
a two-storv dwelling. The owner is
lady and nonresident and therefore
desires to sell. For terms and further
particulars apply to
John s. Parsons, Atty.
Accomac, Va.
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NoTICE-Ice for sale in quantities
to suit.
b. T. Nelson.
Accomac @. H., Va.
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NoTICE-I offer for sale on my lot
in DrummondtowD clover and limo
thy hay by the load. Call at once.
L. Floyd Mock,
Nav Goth. 1901.
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N-otice-

Mems Shirts Ladies' Skirts and Shirt Waists Men and Boys
Clothing of all kind big reduction will be made on the above
named goods for
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May 23rd, 1901.

NoTIcE-I will give one dollar a
thousand, for one hundred thousand
potato sprouts in good healthy con-
dition to be furnished by June 10Th.
Fifty thousand must be furnished
this month.
II. l.. Warren,
Pungoteague, Va.
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For RENT-Small farm at Locust
Vile. where J. H. Hebard resides, for
year 1902.
Thos. G. Kellam.
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CASH.

Also have big stock of Shoes which will give 10 per
cent discount cash the coming week only think can mt
everybody Come have No. hay at market
price few ladies hats left yet at Oc eac many worth
Best in World and Harters No. will sell as long as it
lasts at cash. you want good bread buy now MY
stock is too large and will many things to
mention for cash Come and if prices suit buy not no
harm done.
, Yours very truly
E. F. GUILLETTE,
Temperancevle Va.
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I' TOY U 1FOOhl
Attorney for 6. b. & 7. W. Jones.
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JOHN W. EpMoNDs. Editor and Owner.
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May 90, 1901.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-05

Rev. W. M. Pinson lec.uresi in the Rap
t'st church last Wednesday nigh, on
Mornonism. Afte, giving b-ief b:s,oY,,
OF It's origin, he laid bare the vile leach .
ngs OF that Immoral sec, as tsuyh, in
Utah. de received the closest alteration
and his lecture was Instructive AZ well as
interesting On Thursday niru, he lee.
tured Oh Cause and Effect" or the Liar
Skinned On account Of SO much sick
ness III town aud the recent death. the
audience was not so large AS was hoped
Tor, but the lecture MAS fine and the Wit
humor and pathos was highly enjoYcd
MI pinson is an earnest, ioTceIil speslke,
and knows how 10 hold au audience.
Saluda Sentinel, 23d.
Rev. Mr.. Pnson will deliver hisi /" Ire
III the Newberry opera house next FRIDAY
night, Sth. Don't fail to hear il.