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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-03-15
sailorz Land in Chain..

New York, March 12.-The British
stean Camperdown arrived from
Cuban ports, sugar laden, with IL Of
her crew in irons, charged with mu-
tiny. Six were fremen and six sea-
men.
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sun RIGHT on GOV, Rarnee.

Washington, March 13.-The fight
over the appointment of successor
to Gov. Barnes, of Oklahoma, is on
Joseph McNeal, of Guthrie, has the
active and earnest support Of Dele
gate Elynn and his friends.
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AID ar to Groves Surrender.

Omaha, Neb., March 12.-James Cal-
lahan, accused of being one of the
Cudahy 'Hdnapers. says that if he is
acquitted upon his abb, Pat Grove,
who claims innocence, will surrender.
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Washington, March 1.-The amount
Of wheat In farmers hands on March
1 was 13a. 100, 600 bushels; eorn. 49,
200 900; oats, 292, 800, 600.
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Preston. Kan, March 1i--Daniel
Jones, farmer, was frozen to death
Sunday night ON the prairie during
the blizzard. He was q veteran OF
the civil war.
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Springfield, Mo-, March 12-While
trying to ford the swollen Sac river
near here Sunday Mrs. Jesse Reynolds
and her ten-year-old SON were
drovped
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AIaboma on Hof Final Speed TFip.
Pensacola, Fla, March 12.-The bat
tleship Alabama sailed at nine o'clock
Monday morning on her final 4S-hour
speed test trip.
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New Orleans, March 12.-Rev. u G
Whitinghill, prominent Baptist di.
vine, will sail next week for Rome,
to establish there a college for the
training of native Baptist preachers
IA Italy.
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Illicit Stills in Chicago Cellars.

Chicago, March I'm the base
ments of decrepit frame buildings
scattered through the italian quarter
of the west side detectives discovered
casks containing over 10000 gallons
of wine, pressed and fermented in the
murky cellars Of the quarter. This
wine, the detectives assert, is sold
without being seen by any inspector
and without paying any tax. ~
Kansas Robbers Make Big Haul.
wellington, Kan, March 12.-The
private bank of j: IT. Springer, at Ar
gonia, was entered last night by three
1uen and 1900 in cash and $4,000 in
registered government three per cent
bonds secured. Two hundred doY,rs
of the money was in silver, 5000 in
gold and $4,000 in paper money. About
$40 in silver and gold and $4,000 in
bonds was left untouched. ~
Died on His Way Home.
Fort Scott, Kan, March 1s.-The
body of Charley Jurd, a young man
who was with the regular army in the
Philippines and died on a transport
on the way home, arrived at his home
here and will be buried with military
honors Tuesday. Company F, Twen-
tieth Kansas, will attend the funeral
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nIonarchists Plotting in Br.xiI

Rio Janeiro, March 12.-While it is
officially denied that a monarchist
plot has been discovered there are
many circumstances which show that
the government is guarding against
any attempt to overthrow it.
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RUSSIA LIKELY TO WIN.
Generally Understood That China
Desires the Acquisition of Man
4.a churia by the Gar.
Il HUNS CHAINS VERY sEcRE1lvE.

One Report Says the Old Statesman L. se-
cretiy Favoring Russia, While Again It
Ii Reported That He Has Called Upon
America, Great Britain. Germany and
Japan to Resist the Cars Demands.
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Mrs. Maggie s. Hyslup, wife o.
Geotge W. Hyslup, died Sunday
morning after protracted illness al
her home at Grangeville. OF gastritis,
aged A years. Interment on Mon
day in the family burying ground at
her home after funeral services c1n.
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. w. q.
Bates. The deceased was lady OF
many fine traits of character and
justly bad the esteem of a large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends She lie
survived by her husband and one
son, DIR James E. Hyslup.
Mrs. Cecilia ]. Minson, relict of
Jno II Mlnson, deceased, living for
past several years in Baltimore, Md,
died at her home in Hadlock, Va,
January LIST. 1901 after long illness
She leaves two sons, T. M. and w
h. Minson, OF Connecticut, and four
Mi SEES Pearl and Ruth
MinsoD, of Baltimore; Mrs. Fossette,
Of West Virginia; and Miss Estelle
Minson, OF New York. All arrived
In time for interment at family lot
near Hadlock. x.
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WachapreaXue.

The Presbyterian Sewing Society
meets at the home OF Mrs. w, F
Hudson on Wednesday afternoon.
Thd telephone line from Locust
vile will be extended to this place
and is expected to be open for ser.
vice in two weeks.
Senator Geo. w. LeCato will leave
home on Monday to attend the
special session of the Legislature,
called for the 23rd.
Master Willie Bunting has been
offered a position on the Merritt
Wrecking Steamer Rescue, by her
commander, Capt. A B. LeCato.
Mrs. E. ]. Foote and daughter, Mrs.
Clara Hyslop, were called by tele-
gram to Philadelphia on Friday last
by the illness of Capt. E. j. Foote.
Our police officer, Mr.. g. Parker
Hargis, is suffering from an attack
OF sciatica. Mrs. Tabitha James,
Mrs. Thos. Clark, Mrs. Geo. Mears
and Mrs. Sallie White are also on the
sick list this week.
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Belle HaV n.

DR.. VIM. E. Brickhouse is confined
to his room by sickness.
DR.. s. b. Ward will be from home
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Miss Florence Nottingham, of
Eastville, spent this week with Mrs.
Alfred A. Mears.
Miss Mamie Benners, who has
been quite sick since her return from
Philadelphia, is improving.
Miss Florence Hudson returned to
Richmond on Tuesday morning after
visiting her mother for a few weeks.
Mr.. Thomas P. Duncan has killed
265 partridges during the past sea-
sou and doubtless holds the record
Of the Shore.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give supper and enter
tainment at the manse on Friday
night the 25th inst.
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New Church.

Quite a number of our people are
suffering with measles.
A much needed improvement is
being made on some of our sidewalks.
We trust that the good work may
continue.
The pound party given at Mr..
Lloyd Brittingham's on Tuesday
night for Rev. Mr.. Rhodes was quite
a success.
The N. Y. P. & N. r. R. Co. is
Strengthening the curve just below
this place, which will enable the
trains to make better time, and
therefore be quite an improvement.
We are glad to state that the New
Church postoff1ce has been reestab-
lished with Mr.. j. E. johnson, post,
master We are indebted to Hon.
w. A. Jones and DR.. j. W. Bowdoin,
for it.
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DALEY.

The Y. w. G. 4. U. will meet a.
home of Miss Sudie Haley, night o.
18th inst.
Mr.. r. d. Haley was thrown from
his bike" by running into piece oil
lumber Tuesday night, knocked
senseless and remained so for a con-
siderable time.
AT the meeting of the division of
the Produce Exchange at this place
on Wednesday, Mr.. J. T. Haley was
elected inspector, and Mr.. Harper, of
louisville, agent.
Miss Mamie Mears has returned
from visit to her brother, Mr.. A. w.
Mears, Baltimore, and Mr.. Sam
Bailey is home from visit to rela-
tives in North Carolina.
There will be an oyster supper for
the benefit Of the Parsonage Aid So
ciety, of Onley Church, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John W. Roger, Ouley,
on the goth of January. The public
invited.
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SrhOsl N0ffce.

All school officials and teachers at
nding the literary meeting of the
Pungoteague District League to be
held at Wachapreague, on Friday
night, 25th inst, will please report to
me at the Doughty hotel upon their
arrival here, when the reception
committee will assign them homes in
the town for the night.
Addresses will be delivered by sew
eral of the foremost educa tors OF the
county.
All school officers, teachers and the
public generally are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Respectfully,
j. g. Mock,
Chr. OF Reception Com.
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Dedication.

The Atlantic Baptist church, Rev.
Walter Rhodes pastor, was dedicated
after being greatly beautified and
embellished, last Sunday.
The crowd was immense and the
debt on the building practically
wiped out. Rev. NJ. F. Sanford, pas
tor OF Zion Baptist church, preached
the dedication sermon. His text was
Jesus Only" The sermon was a
tender appeal for conservation to
God, and the congregation felt help
ed and strengthened by it. Rev. ]
L. King, pastor Of Bethel church, in
a tender and touching prayer dedi-
Gated the house to God. The sing
ing was superb. A choir Of six or
eight voices sung the anthem Father
hear u.s." and Mrs. Mollie Byrd sung
a solo, Never alone" Several other
anthems were sung and the congre>
cation sung Coronation" Rev. P.
Fl. Pernell, Of Eastville, preached at
night to an OVERLOOKING house. His
text was This one thing do" The
sermon was full OF instruction and
delivered finely. 1t was a grand day
for Atlantic.
x. X.
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Mnrripd.

ATKINS Humidity - Wednesday
January 9th, 1901, at brides home,
near Cashville, by Rev. L. B. Kirby
William R. Atkins and Miss Emma
Hundley.
SOMERS - GROTON - Wednesday
January 9th, 1901, at Nelsonia, by
Rev. J. r. Gill, Joshua A. Somers
and Miss Mamie J. Groton.
TAYLOR - KELLEY - Wednesday.
January 9th, 1901, at Temperance
vile, by Rev. w. j. Twilley, Revel
7. Taylor and Miss Clara NJ. Kelley.
Observation-Disclosures, Janu.
airy 18th, 1901, at the Maryland-Vi
ginia line by Rev E. s. Fooks, Will
liam E. Justice and Miss Lucy G.
Justice.
KNIGHT-SMITH-Sunday, Janu>
airy 18th, 1901. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
line, by Rev. E. s. Fooks, Station Il.
Knight and Miss Leila Smith.
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To 0ysfermen OF Poromoks Sound.

Look to your interests and get up a
petition against opening the lower
part of Pocomoke Sound for dredging
oysters, and we submit that it is your
duty to do it. II the law is thus
amended tie people OF Accomac can
not be benefited as all the dredging
vessels OF Virginia would be sent to
Pocomoke Sound and catch all the
oysters In few months, and the
tougmen certainly would not be as
all the rocks Of Pocomoke would be
dredged, if permission was granted
to dredge part OF them, and they
would thereby be practically de-
prlved OF the means of a livelihood.
The State too must certainly suffer
In its revenues if the tongmen have
no place to work and would not
therefore pay as now for the privil-
eye. Parties owning vessels, of
course, are only looking after their
Interests in the matter, regardless OF
the interests OF the tongmen and the
State. Therefore, toDgmen, 1t is
your duty to do all you can to defeat
their efforts and to that end you
should at once get up as large a
petit n as you can and present same
to BIZ Of Fisheries, backed by
delegatr ~spable Of looking after
your interests.
Respectfully,
Ct. W. Glenn.
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Chtntoteagiie.

Rev. E. II. Bennington, Of Milton
Del, is visiting friends here.
Measles prevail here to such an
extent that some of our public
schools had to close.
Henry Hudson and Miss Ada Bow
den were married on the 10Th inst, by
Rev. j. P. S,nderlin.
William H Hickman and M iss
Lydia White were married on the
18th inst, Rev. ID p. Sanderlin off,
ciating
DR.. Derickson, of Berlin, spent q
day at Atlantic this week examining
ex-Life Saving men for increase of
pensions
Mrs. DR.. N. s. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. WIN King, Washing
ton, ID. c.; W. Burbage, OF Georgia,
and John Human, of Berlin, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Mat
thews and George Wallmap, OF Eel
ton, Del of DR.. r. w. White, OF this
place.
Schooner James Young, loaded
with lumber, struck Turner's Lump,
near Toms Cove last week and sprung
leak, and this week three-master.
Annie Mitchell, loaded with pig iron
ran on same shoal and was badly |
damaged. Both would have sunk
but for the timely assistance given
by the Assateague lifs-savers.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: E. II. Lazenby, L. W. GrotoD,
@. L. Ward, JAS. w. Strong, G. H.
Long, Baltimore; Il. w. Horsey, Roll
Iy Moore, Philadelphia; N. Waddy
Astor, N. Y; NJ. E. Selby, s. Wood
row, Wilmington; J. E. Fell, Camden,
n. j.; John Conover, Pleasantville;
j. r Cooper, Pocomoke; DR.. j. Hin !
nan, Edward Derickson and wife,
Berlin; |. Ulman, Salisbury; s. w. !
John s. Tyler, Accomac.
Our NJ. P. Church, recently enlarg- .
d and remodelled, was reopened on
sunday. Rev. Y. T. Little, of Balti,
nore. preached the dedicatory SER +
non and was assisted in the services
" the boy orator of Georgia. '
,nough money Was raised to pay all
hurch debt and 500 on the pews y
he church is now one of the largest -
nd haDdsomest on the Shore Too =,
luch cannot be said in praise of the '
aston, Rev. w. A. Melvin, for the
art taken by him in the noble work. "
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.


| ParkNley.
Miss Harriet Matthews, of Mapps
vile, is spending some time at tn,
home of Mrs. H T Mason on Wilson
Ave.
Mr.. j. A. Byrd, of Cape Charles
spent Thursday iu our town on hi
way to Alexandria where he has &C
cepted position.
Prof. V. s. Deitrick quite i'll foi
the past week, and absent from
school several days, weTare glad to
say, is improving.
Misses Emma Powell Causey and
Mary Moore Twyford spent several
days this week at the home of Miss
Eta Twyford at Louisville.
Mr.. s. F. Parks has returned from
a visit to Baltimore, Washington
Richmond and the home of Ibis best
grip in Westmoreland County.
Mr.. s. M. Taylor, of Providence, r
l., who came home to attend the
funeral Of his father, spent several
days with us before his return north
Special services were held In the
NJ. P. Church Sunday morning. and
one of the most enjoyable features
was contralto solo rendered by Mrs.
Durham, of Boston. Mass.
Mr.. Frank Eaton, the popular
clerk of NJ. s. Kent, left last Friday |
for his home in Port Penn, Della
ware, where he will spend few days
before leaving for Weatherford, Tex.
AS, to accept a position as leading
salesman in a wholesale store. Mr..
Eaton has many fast friends who re-
greet exceedingly his leaving the COM
Miss Mary Twyford gave a delight
ul supper Thursday evening at her
home on Dunn Avenue in honor OF
dr. Frank Eaton. The occasion was
IN expression of esteem before his
departure for Weatherford, Texas,
where he will reside in future. The
able was beautifully decorated with
La France" roses and smilax and
he elegant supper was much en-
Dyed. The company were Mr.. Will
am Jennings Causey and S. Mar :
aret Bloxom; Mr.. Fred Brantley
ohnson and Miss S. Blanche Causey; d
Ir. Frank Eaton and Miss Emalyne
ore johnson. Mr. Johnson was the p
)Ast master on the occasion and was p
'sponded to by Mr.. Eaton. String
lusic added much to the event.
Miss Emma Barnes gave recep-
on last Friday evening at her home :,
Hopkins, Va. The playing of -
ames, music both vocal and instru-
ental, were in the evenings pro- "
'am and most delightful evening al
as enjoyed. AT seasenable time vi
lie guests repaired to the dining
om where the most delightful oys- h,
rs and other choice refreshments .,
ere served. The house was beauti> 80
lily decorated with ported plants
ID holly. Those presents were Mr..
arvey Jacob Human and Miss OIL
airy Moore Twyford, Mr.. Aldon W
ellington Lewis and Miss s. Garri- co
n johnson, Mr.. Leonard b. John
q and Miss E. Sarah Lewis, Mr.. CT
eston Parks and Miss Emalyne or
re johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, by
;. and Mrs. Sterling.
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Produ nee Exchange Meetiuxs.

The Mappsburg division OF the
Produce Exchange will meet on
Tu" sday, Goth inst, p. N at Maps.
burg, TO elect officers for the present
year.
Meeting of Bloxom Produce Elk.
change will be held on Goth for the
election of officers and other import
ant business. Full attendance re-
quested.
The Taslty division Of the Eastern
Shore Va Produce Exchange will
meet at Tasley, Wednesday, January
23i, at 3p. III, to elect officers for
present year.
The Pungoteague division of
Eastern Shore Produce Exchange
VIII hold meeting at Pungoteague,
wednesday, January both, 1901. at
p M, for the purpose OF electing Of
ficers. All persons interested are re-
quested to be present.
A meeting of the.Parksley division
OF the Eastern Shore Produce Ex
change will be held at Parksley on
the goth inst. The election of officer.
OF that division and other important
matters require the attention of the
members on that day.
A meeting OF the Melfa;division, E. |
5. OF Va. Prod uce Exchange, will gbe |
held at schoolhouse at Melfa 3 D. m
Tuesday, January 22d. Should
weather be very inclement thatldate
meeting will be heldl Wednesday
January %. Officers for ensuing wear
will be elected.
The Hallwood division of the East
ern Shore Produce Exchange will
meet at Hallwood, Friday, January
25tb, at 1 o'clock. The stockholders
are requested to be present to elect
new officers for this year. Mr.. Bur
ton and Mr.. McMath will be present. !
fhe attendance Of every farmer in
hat section is requested. O
A meeting of Keller division of the b
Eastern Shore Produce Exchange
will be held at Keller, January 10th.
y. IN. All the stockholders are
arnestly requested to be present %
he stock bonds will be delivered to X
tockholders that day, and nomina- p
ions will be made for business agent
nd inspector. Two prominent y
peakers have promised to be present. v
The New Church and Oak Hall u
vision of the Eastern Shore Prod
&c Exchange will hold meeting al
.ew Church, Thursday. January d
Eth, 1901, p. m, sharp, for the -
ection OF officers and other i'm =
ortant business. All farmers are re-
Vested to be present. Mr.. N. b
'escott and Mr.. b. T. Gunterare ex- b,
ected to be present and address the NJ
Getting. -,
The Eastern Shore OF Va. Produce fiji
xchange will hold meetings for 81
lie purpose of organizing local divi- &c
ons at Machipungo on Monday, fs
lnuary 21st, at 10 o'clock a. IN, pa
arp, and at Eastvile on the same te
lte at 2:3O p. III. Mr.. N. B. Wescott al al
I'd others are expected to be pres, or
It and address the farmers. These by
ceilings will be open to the public III
ID all are cordially invited to at an al
nd. RI
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In n enoriam,

Died December 21st, 1900, at tn,
home of her son, Mr. J. w. Vessels
Mrs Elizabeth Vessels, aged 81 years
Sister Vessels was baptized into
the fellowship of Zion Baptist church
fifteen years ago, by brother w. A.
Street, who, just one year ago pre-
coded her to the better land.
Left a widow early In life with a
family of little children she did her
part well. Ever brave and hopeful,
teaching them by precept and ex-
ample that there was much of beauty
and goodness in this life, and that
great things might be accomplished
by persistent, pains taking efforts.
Though for several years an invalid
and unable to attend church, she
showed much interest in the work Of
the Master and constantly gave Of
her means to the support of the
gospel. When the end drew near
she assured her loved ones that all
was well, that their loss would be her
gain. God grant they may all so live
that they may meet mother where
there shall be no more tears, no
heart aches no separations.
Her Pastor.
In loving remembrance of my hus.
band, Thomas r. Willett, who de.
parted this life, December 28th, aged
~ years, months and 8 days. He
leaves wife, 6 SONS and one daugh-
ter to mourn his loss.
My husband is sleeping free from all
y pain,
., wake him not, sweet spirit to suf-
fer again.
He slumbers 80 soundly, o let him
sleep on,
His sickness is ended and troubles
are gone.
Oh, think how he suffered and moan
ed in pain,
In the long night hours as we sooth-
ed him in vain.
Till God in his mercy sent down
from above,
An angel that whispered a message
Of love.
By his wife, E. A. Willett.
Day by day we saw him fade,
And slowly sink away,
Yet in our hearts we often prayed,
That be might longer stay.
Dear father, how could we give you
up,
You whom we loved so well,
how could we drink this bitter cup,
And say the word farewell?
By his daughter and sons.
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UDcIalm Oh Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoff1ce at Accomac, Va. month
ending January 31st, 1901.
Mrs. Martha Mathews, Miss Rosie
Wise, Mr.. John Anderson, Mr.. James
Burd, Mr.. John Cokes, Mr.. Geo.
Daugherty, Mr.. Edmon Glenn, R. j.
Mason, Capt. Jas. T. Mears, Mr.. T.
G. Taylor, Mr.. Geo. Walker.
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list.
Henry G. White, Sr., P. M.
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Just received an assortment OF
good styles of custom-made dress
shoes and school shoes for young
ladies, misses and children, all sizes,
in glace kid, French kid, velour calf
and box calf at prices ranging from
80 cents to $500. Sizes in spring
heel running to 4.
Ames, Shield g. Co.
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Write to us tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low Z.
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 & Lumber Go.
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va ccinatiOh 30 be IBsisted Upon

The prevalence OF smallpox
throughout the State with every
prospect of it assuming very alarm
ing proportions makes it incum bent
upon the Board of Health to insist
upon vaccination. Many counties
bordering on the bay and railroads
with which we have daily commune
cation make it probable that it will
reach Accomac, we therefore, trust
the people will realize the importance
of this precautionary measure at
once and not force upon the Board
the unpleasant necessity Of ordering
a general vaccination.
j. Il. Ayres, Sec'y.
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VIM. b. Tilghman & Co

Gents-Replying to enquiry con
corning your fertilizer, would say
used ! ton OF Fish Mixture" bought
OF your agent, W. L. Mock, last year
on sweets from which 1 never had
better results. have bought Q tons
of Mr.. Mock for sweets for the com
ing Spring and shall use no other.
Respectfully,
W. T. Thornton.
January 18th, 1901.
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Stoch holders Meeting.

To the Stockholders of the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Association; A
very important meeting, will be held
in the Orange" Hall. on Thursday,
January Gath, 1901. Matters OF i'm
portance to every stakeholder will be
discussed and it is to be hoped that
each and everyone will be present in
person at one o'clock p. IN sharp.
BY order Of
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Ladies and misses, if you don't
want coat don'tgo to Ames, Shields
& Co's,for they don't miss selling you
on account of price.
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Henry @. White, ST.. P. M.

The Zell Guano Co:-Gents, the
"Zell Truck Grower" bought of your
agent, Mr.. w. L. Mock, last Spring,
gave entire satisfaction, and can say
truthfully after it's use about years,
that like it better than anything
ever used on Irish potatoes regard
less of cost. / have order 81 tons for
potatoes for the coming Spring from
your agent, Mr.. Mock, and shall use
no other.
Yours &C.,
7. A. Nelson,
Assawaman.
January 18th, 1901.
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Business Notices.

For SALE-A fine organ alta bar.
gain.
Rev. E. 8. Fooks,
New Church, Va.