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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, November 6,-Eastern Texas.
Fair Thursday and Friday winds mostly
fresh soptherly.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-talr
and colder Thursday; Friday fair; north
prlY winds.
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tlow KentuokY Win stand.

Louisville, KY, November 8 The returns
tonight indicate that the next general as
sembly 10 Kentucky. which will elect
United States senator. viii stand: senate
% democrats. ~ republicans, house 70
democrats; 70 repubhehne; / independent
democrat.
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Married.

Galveston. Texas November G.--Inmes W
Daley and Miss Mary Sagnanovich were
married at $50 o'clock this afternoon at
st. Mary's cathedral. The groom Is chief
clerk in the Office of the general agent
OF the International and Great Northern
Railway company. Both the young people
have resided in Galveston the greater por-
tlon OF their lives and have a wide circle
of friends
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AorEnrcr rNrn1rs

0akdale handicap. seven furlongs-Imp
10, tnmasked. Potente 100 Red PAIL
Inc Amazon ia, Paul Clifford liz Nav
", Ben McDhui 10. Arden iO7. Iody y,
Inc Inc Valley l05, Shorcham 100 Otis 9s,
Mile and seventy yards. selling Ham.
mock H. Nitrate IS, Gray Daily 40 Elsie
Sklp. Alard HS. WhiStling Con 100 'lopd.
man Jog Anmosty 90. Harry NIcCoun 100
~ David 9S, Punctual % Fonsoiee 81
beggar Lady %. Annie Thomson. Pleas
4nt san W. Argenauta %. Dlsturber los
Lady Chorlster % AV''
rive and half furlongs. selling. for >
Ty,e,air,,olds.Wagram, Sedition 1OT. Bridge.
former 10; Dixie Queen 107 Deadly Night.
shn9e Molstcrslnger no The -Four Ifun
qfed lOI,sThe Pride of Surrey 1u2. Carroll
-, 100 Little Gem TO-. Coast Guard Triton
~. Meissina. Mowich l07. Hans Wagner
III Ernest Parham 10
MIC ana a sixteenth. selling Bowen 100
Lucky star 1903. Alard. Ethics 0s. Sweet
room VI. Big Gun. Althea. Trcbor los
,bellenort handicap six furongs- Ressi,
Mccarthy 100. Andy Williams. Lord Oucv
": whittier 10, Lady Sterling 1l2. Ice
Mater l13. Dewey 1l2. Khitai 10 Flvlns
6nnhttress 1913, Long Love rs, Rightaway rs
Mile. selling. 3-ycarolds-Jack McGinn
Lames j. Corbett no Piederich iOT Anna
DLNrilng l02. Cherished Beggar LADY.
Irisey 10I. Warranted 10
Clear and fast
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involuntary Rankruptey.

Dallas. Texas, November 5.-There was
FLED TODAY an Involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy against Robert We'll & Go, of
Bowie. The petition sets forth that the
arm rs composed Of Robert Well OF Bowie
and Ben Hirseh Of DsllnA-
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The circle is the sign of perfec-
ton. We don't claim ii; we simply
look ROUND to find everything
that's new, TO make this an all
ROUND store for men and boys.
The object of this business is to
sell good clothes good fitting
clothes and good looking clothes.
The Chesterfield overcoat adds
dignity; the Fullmore gives style;
the Varsity gives swelldom; the
Kitchener and other overcoats hav-
ing plenty of style and comfort
made into them. Prices SIS to $40.
New arrivals today in Kiam's q ,
Harvard Hats. ........ DO
New shape in Knox Soft CO
New winter Manhattan Stiff Bosom
Shirts, O. En
$3.50, s. and .,..D lsJU
Monarch make fine Carriers Per-
Gale Stiff Bosom Shirts, CT
all new patterns ...,....DA
Fine grade Percale Stiff Bosom
Shirts, made with separate E0c
cuffs, all sizes Jul
~ CIR
@S1fAz227,
MEtua10'0Gg CE1HSss
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Knows No Distinction.
Rich and Poor Alike Suffer from
Catarrh in This Climate.

All obServant physicians have noticed the
enormous increase In catarrhal diseases In
recent years, and the most liberal and en-
llghtened have cheerfully given their APP
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LAKESIpE ENrRIns

aud half furlongs--The steward
Our Pride, Puryear. Pierce j. los.
4 City, Fade Menay lO4, Smiths
p, Miss Madison 1G2, Prue, John
hd a half furlougs, selllng-Cathe.
lss Conrad l04, Campus iO3. The
bethlehem, Andes 1Of. Maggie Da-
henry Of Franstamar. Aaron 90,
lrlongs. selling Bragg lO6. Pyrrho
H. a. Clark lo3, Amote 1ol. Irma 5
taquita 30, Stella Perkins 9s.
9o9ins W Kentucky Middle, Lingo,
e91llle-orontas los, Hermencla 1o5,
'egoe 100, Wayward Boy ST.
l 81 a sixteenth, sellingEB. G. Fox
eue1eiia los, Myth. Sarilla. Free
4; 90 Frairie Dog l02, Domadge 100.
~ sam Lazarus, Esq. 9s, Helen
ead sixteenth, selllng-Precursor
Y lnasy lO4, Isgbey, Chiscl 103. 10.
r. Moronl 100, Chauncey Flshcr
hard 100; Dagmar. Star Cotton,
se Is Little Singer rs.
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fayorites Beat Them Ont.

opA' November 6.--Four favorites,
% sgnl choice and one outsider won
iurl09gs, selling francesca, Te-
49, Worth. Time l:2s Is.
seventy yards. selling Criterion,
seStoh, Alsike, Time 1:473-5.
"a ill., nalt turlongs-Sparklet, Early
.slteener, Time l:0S 3-5..
~ook handicap, mile aud seventy
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Personal Mention.

Galveston. Texas. November 6-Captain
william A. Hutchins superintendent Of the
life saving district left this morning on
the lighthouse tender Pansy for tho BRACES.
Arausas and Sabine districts
w j. Taylor. general baggage agent Of
the International aud Great Northern, with
Headquarters at Palestine. was IN The city
this morning, accompanied ny his wife.
{. II. Taylor manager for the National
Biscuit company at Houston, WIS in the
city today.
Mrs ]. Prltchard left today for New
York, where she expects 20 reside In the
future.
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EoothaII at psIIns.

Dallas. Texas. November 6.-The score in
the game OF football today between Dali
lns and Waxahachie teams resulted In a
score Of 10 10 in favor of Dallas.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
win Opcn a Branch Store.

Richmond. Texas. November 6.-H. Gott-
Heb will open branch store at Bay City
about the first Of December He VIII en-
gage in general merchandise, the same as
here
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COLOMBIA AND CHILE JOIN ISSUES.

Said That Secret Treaty Between the
Two Countries Has Been Arranged.
London. November cit is reported
that Colombia has signed a secret treaty
with Chile undertaking to support chile at
the Pan-Americau congress at Mexico
City" says the Buenos Ayres correspond
cnt OF the Times Chile promising To sup
ply munitions OF war against VeneZueln
II Is said that Chile had previously offered
warships 70 Ecuador"
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Blossom Blight Doing a Great Deal Of
Damage TO Pear Trees.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. NIGHT SCHOOLS.
County Convcts Put to Work on Roads.
Federal Court Adourued--Per-
sonaI Mention.

Galveston, Texas, November &. The bios
som blight has done more damage to the
pears of some OF the orchards Of South
Texas this year than the storm OF septcm
her did last year This disease did not
exist among the orchards until they be-
came so numerous, hut II is now causing
the pear growers Of the coast country
much concern. The spread Of the blight
can not be prevented by taking care Of the
trees unless all the neighboring orchards
are also cared for. as It spreads from one
To the other
Robert II. Angell fruit grower Of Ar
cada, said this morning that he had lost
fully $1,000 bushels OF pears this season
on account of The blossom blight. while
last year the storm only destroyed about
COCO bushels IN his orchard Other orchards
through the coast country have also suf-
fered September and October were the
months for harvesting the large pears and
the haimest has been exceedingly light.
The Summer harvest was also small. there
fore the pear growing industry has re.
ceired quite a check.
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Marriage Licenses.

Galveston, Texas. November 6.-Marriage
licenses have been issued 10 Walter d.
ouested and Hiss Mary O'shaughnessy,
Henry Brewers and Miss Maggie Meedan.
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fDDeLL MAY BE OUT OF 1T.
T 3-Year-Ald Broke Down Badly
at lakeside Yesterday.

" D eaT-Sll BROKE DOWN Sadly
at Lakeside Yesterday.
lgo November 6.-Robert waddell,
Of the last American derby and
the most popular 3-year.olds the
ps known, broke down badly in the
race at Lakeside this afternoon and
Eyer face the flag again. The ma.
b,d extent of the injuries to Robert
A have net been determined fully,
rs believed these may he So serious
Frm,nate bis career.
fnHarlo,ngs--Aegin. FadameDy, Lingo.
furlonss-Baughnaugh Gene, Aaron,
Pitcher. Timn 1916.
lurlonga-Bummer Star of Betnle-
marley Moore. fine ia.
Robert Waddell broke down. Time
a Only three starters.
sand a Inf fnrlongs -Lucien Apple.
<pector shea, Merrlmpnt. Time / .us.
Z and Farmer Bennef,
Sck' Req Apple. fine 100.
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PLAN TO SETTLE DISPUTES
iuatemaIa Proposes The Establishment
of a Court of Claims.
iiOULD BE INTERNATIONAL IN SCOPE.
Fronoston Makes It Obligatory for Pam
American Countries to Submit Their
Differences IS Prescribed.


Mexico City. November G.-This morning
no Pan American rongreys doctd.d -, -,
w -
INTO secret session TO near the arbitration
lcatN proposed By the Mexican drlpga-
tI,n ,rbc votes acotnst tbr socret sessi,,
we're those OF FaruguaN ana Argentine ke-
public, Bolivia and Peru. four against M.
toor Tho MOSS ro,,rc.ortatt,.e ,,o,o NON,
,etiod ia v5.atr tbr bsU
o.. 49,. ,a,,,.-,, ,.,,t,.,,,,,. 1870. 10,
Ater inc Proposeu "I'iu"uoh treaty u"u
Jecn received Ia secret session the doors
- thp conference han were again thrown
-. -.
open To near inc proposal OF 'he "ua'elha'a
delegation for 4 convention for the Pan
American court OF claims
The proposed convention, among other
things. provides that with the object of
facilitating the adjustment OF controversies
which the several governments participant
ing I'm the convention may have been IN
abe To settle AUTOMATICALLY, the high con
tracing parties agree to submit to the
court of claims all pending and future
questions between governments OF any Of
tho participating powers and citizens Of
amy OF the other powers. provided that the
claimants in sucn eases shall not have
served as enemies of the government
against which the claim is brought or
shall moi voluntarily have aided them.
1t shah be obligatory ia present such
eases TO the court for adjudication. but
the claimant must first show that he has
exhausted all legal resources IN the trihun-
al, OF the country against which the claim
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,a.inn.d for h. nenefit Of rs CredItors

Iongyiew, Texas, November 81. "a,
Ponder, a merchaM at Gladewater, thus
county. made general assignment for the
heneft Of his creditors last night. u. W.
Wood being named as trustee. Liabilities
$500 assets 5000.
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HAYS ACKNOWLEDGE
MENT

Mexico City, November 6-At the Sos
morning a telegram was read from Secre-
tary Of State Hay Of the United states
expressing thanks for his appointment as
president .
Senior g. Raigosa, President OF the Pan
American Conference. Mexico City.
Washington. d. c., November g., In ac-
ton as honorary president Of the confer
ence. permit mo 10 express my great ap-
probation Of the distinguished honor con
ferred upon my country by The action Of
the delegates and my earnest wishes thar
the deliberations NAV tend to bind together
In still closer harmony the entire family
Of American republics.
I beg YOU "a accept the assurance Of my
highest consideration. John Hay,
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General Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at p. m, 10th meridian
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Time LAS 20.
- SIX furiongs, sellng-Carl Kahler. BIZ
Tour. Time 1:lj 80. D'n'
>, Nile ana seventy yards-Flora Pomona.
hed rain Peninsula. Time l 45 20.
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Federal Court.

81 SSN'H
Galveston Texas. November 6.-In the
United States court This morning u Er-
hon, '"'' n'"S
80 ''" WHo was convicted during the
of cmbezzlcmcnt. was sentenced. He
was convicted on two counts and was
sentenced for one year on the first
count and two years on the second count,
both 10 commence concuirently when the
prisoner Is delivered to the Keeper
guity 70 tb nSo GuWSrIS. -, W1I pIGa1ed
StotGe n,iis ,.itL 49,, Na."S tue nive ,
seHtcT,od TO- w ,m'rn IT, ugil"u ,' WIS l
tiarv "''''"' =" 'u' PV"'''"'
NJ NcClurc Of Al We coorco I'm.
orv. leave to defendHpt to snIeSd 90 "i'
NJ NTcNoiIv ~ AndreH nnt, ot NJ. do
fcndant's demnrrer nrorrrioJ" dfr,,,io w.
cxCents IN ruling ''''"N""'
CIV NJ Rlvnn ST. ve t.d,.ord u r7,o1
ericks. decree confrming saie snt 9stde ~
request of purchasers on account Of fail.
ura To publish noticn of sale '"''
". l.. smith VS.. Texas and Pacific RAN.
way Company. annlication 10 Mo - nctitIar
for new trial denied. dafepdant siIntveJ
until November il 70 ,rspore Mn ~ ev
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Secretary.


Mrs. Lille Evans, wife of Edward
Evans, and daughter of the late
Benjamin GUSTS, died Friday, March
10, 1901, of pneumonia, at her home
at Savageville, aged % years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaskill, widow OF
the late John 7. Gaskill, died Moo
day, March 18th, of bronchitis.at her
home near Marsh Market, aged ia
years. Three sons, Charles, Frank,
and James /. Gaskill, and one
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Bloxom,s survive
her.
Mr.. W. Riley Hickman, well known
to many OF our citizens, died at West
over on Friday evening Of last week.
aged about Sc years. Mr.. Hickman
for number of years resided in Som
erset county but had lived on the
Eastern Shore OF Virginia for few
years OF Worcester Democrat
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stevenson, widow
of tie late John 8. Stevenson, form
erly of this town died, March 18th, in
the 97th year Of her age in Chicago
She was also the stepmother OF Mrs
John Il. b. McMaster OF this town
Mrs. Stevenson was born in AccomaC
Co., Va, aud was the daughter o.
DR.. Ezekiel Jones, who moved with
his family to Hannibal, Mo-, in 1880
Ledger Enterprise.
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Another Oyster Law.
Committee

/. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Virginia, That an act
entitled IAN act to prohibit the rak>
ing, scraping and roughing OF natur-
al oyster rocks on the eastern or
ocean side OF Accomac county," ap-
proved March 9Th, 1900, be amended
and re-enacted 30 as TO read as fol-
lows:
Whereas there exists within the
lines of the Baylor survey defining
the areas of public oyster rocks, beds,
and shoals on the eastern or ocean
side of Accomac and Northampton
counties, certain limited aggrega-
tions of natural growth oysters, and
of oyster shells, known AS rocks;
and
Whereas these said "rocks" are not
protected on the said eastern or
or ocean side of the aforesaid coun-
Ties by the Gull law of the State, and
are in danger of being depleted and
destroyed by the raking, scraping
and roughing of said rocks for the
purpose of taking or catching oys-
ters, CLAIMS and shells from the same;
therefore,
/. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Virginia, That it shall
be unlawful for any person to use or
employ rakes or scrapes or other like
devices for the purpose OF taking or
catching oysters, claims or shells from
the said rocks on the eastern or ocean
side of said Accomac and Northamp-
ton counties at any time.
2. Any person violating the provl'
sions OF this act snail be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof shall be fined not less
than ten or more than thirty dollars
for each offense, and be confined IL
Jail until such fine is paid, but not tc
exceed thirty days
3. This act shall be in force from
! its passage.
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MOdestOWH.

Measles, of late an epidemic in this
section, are now disappearing
Mr.. Geo T. Bundick, quite sick for
several weeks, has some what i'm
proved.
Rev. Geo. c. Bundick, Of Beaufort,
). q. lis home on a visit to his parents.
de preached fine sermon last Sun
day to a large congregation.
Our farmers have been very busy
for the past two weeks planting
round potatoes and bedding sweets.
There Sc ems to be a scarcity of seed
throughout this entire section.
Mr.. Luther NJ. Hope and son, OF
Perth Amboy, n. j., here of late on
visit to relatives and friends of this
place, returned to their home on
Thursday to the regret of many
friends.
MIR. &C. Il. Bloxom left on Tues
day last for williamsburg, Va, to at
tend the funeral OF his uncle, Mr.
Jno. L. Bull. The deceased was d
brother OF Mrs. Phoebe E. Bloxom, o.
this place.
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Wachaprea2ue.

The w. G. II. U. will have grand
entertainment in the hall here at
Easter.
Mrs. W. F. Hudson will start to the
city for an Easter stock Of goods next
week.
Sadie, the two year old daughter OF
Mr.. George burlington, died on Sun
day last of catarrhal pneumonia com
plicated with whooping-cough. A
little daughter of Mr.. Thomas Tur
lington who has been seriously Ill
with commissions and paralysis is nov
slightly improved. Mrs. Sinah Smith
and Mrs. Core are both convalescent
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Pungoieague District Teachers.

The following is the program for
the meeting at Keller, March goth:
Welcome address, by Mr.. Charlie
Mears.
Response, by Miss Mabel West.
Recitation, by Miss Gilmore.
Paper on Reading" by Miss Lot
tie Wise.
Paper on Retirement Fund for
Teachers by Miss Mildred Wyatt,
Talks by Mr.. w. A. p. Strang and
DR.. Robinson.
Reading, by Miss Annie Doughty.
Chow to make History Interesting
to a class" by Prof. Southall.
Paper on Long Division" by Miss
s. Warren.
Debate: Resolved, That the State
by Legislative enactment compe
children TO attend some school be
tween the ages of Z and IA.
The subject will be discussed by
Miss Emma Read, q. w. Mapp, j. ID
Johnson, Mrs. jamie Edmonds, Jas
burlington, Harry Mock, then thrown
open 10 the audience.
Committee.
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NEISHBORHO0D NOTES.
AsSaw am pu.

Miss Alice Gillespie will close the
public school here. Goth inst.
Onr farmers are too busy now bed e
ding sweets and pla nting Irish pota-
toes to discuss y .iCics.
Mr.. La. Lang, who purchased the
Alex. Ames farm, situated near here,
is improving same by substantial
wire fence.
The Assaw ,mau NJ. f. Chapel will
be dedicated Sunday afternoon,
March Gath. Rev. DR. Judkins Will
breach. A general invitation ex-
tended to all to be present.
Mrs. Alice Jager,of Westerly, K. ,
who has been visiting friends ano
relatives in this section has return
ed home, much to the regret OF all.
AIR. Geo. a. Winder, one among the
best and most painstaking farmers
in this section, is on tue sick list
also Mr.. s. wilkins Matthews is
sick with grip and neuralgia.
Mr.. 7. H. Taylor has recently sold
his tract of oak and pine timber to
Mr. Townsend, OF Maryland, who
will locate mill here in the near
future, to the joy OF builders In this
section.
The Board of Fisheries are consid-
ering the advisability of placing In
our waters on the ocean side,
Naptha launch. to better protect our
oyster grounds and to enforce the re-
cent oyster laws.
We are pleased to learn through
the press, that our esteemed aud dis
tinguished Senator who is a candl-
date for Lieut. Governor,is so popular
through the State Senator LeCato
is a very Intelligent AMI we'll inform
ed man, and it is to be hoped, that he
will be elected to fill the high office
which he aspires to. Ii elected, he
will preside over the Senate, which
means much to our people. One and
all 10 the county should do all in
their power for the success of the
Doctor.
The Atlantic aud Wishart Oyster
shocking houses, situated at Wishart'
have closed up business for the seas
son. Both of these establishments
have done a large business and our
oystermen are to be congratulated,
in having the pleasure OF dolng 0usl'
ness with such fine and square deal
ing gentlemen, as Mr.. Darby, mana
ger of the Atlantic Oyster House,
and Mr.. Lockwood, of the Wishart
establishment. Both OF these gentle
men are splendid business men and
are deservedly popular and it is to be
hoped, they have been very success
ful in their business this season.
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ChiuCGte

The sound OF the fish horn now
heard daily Oh our streets.
Our truckers have taken advantage
OF the fine weather this week ITO
pat in their potatoes I'D small
seeds"
The wreckage of the stranded
steamer, Mary Standish, was sold a.
auction here last Saturday for
$456.75.
The business of our shocking
houses has fallen off to such an e1
tent. that all are running now under
one bell.
Col. W. A. Jones, U. = engineer
was here last week looking after im-
provements to Government proper
w at Assateague.
The fine sloop, yacht recently got
ten off Assateague Beach, and the
best equipped ever seen In oui
waters, since thoroughly overhsuled
and repaired, will be taken TO Nor
folk this week and offered for sale.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: C. l.. Ward, A. T. Evans, @.
H. Larry, y S. Foote, Baltimore;
Rolley Moore, Philadelphia; H O.
Simpson, New Jersey; N. E. Selby,
Wilmington; ] j. Burke, Richmond
P. J. Hart, Georgetown; s. Black
burn, N. GU P. Landlord, North
ampton; W. j. Doughty, j. W. Ed
monds, w. G. Bunting, AccOmac.
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Produce Exchange Meetings.

A meeting OF the Melfa division OF
the Eastern Shore Produce Exchange
will be held at Fair Oaks, Saturday,
March 3Oth, 2 p. IN, to consider i'm
portant business. All members are
requested to be present.
A meeting of the Parksley division
of Eastern Shore Produce Exchange
will be held ut Parksley, Saturday
March 30, 3 p. In, for the transaction
of important business. All members
requested to be present.
There will be a meeting of the
GAINESVILLE division Of E. s. of Va
Produce Excha nge Saturday, March
9Oth, p. IN. A full attendance is re
quested.
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OnIeY.

Mr.. L J. Savage made a business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
A telegraph line will be established
between this point and Onancock at
an early day.
The members of W. q. 7. u, will
meet at Baptist Hall next Tuesday
afternoon, 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Oscar Hargis, agent of Aetna
Iron Co, returned home sick this
week from business trip to North
ampton.
The dwelling and storehouse OF Mr.
E. A. Bloxom are nearing completion
Mr. J. O. Taylor is putting tin rool
on ytorehouse this week.
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School Notice.

The schools in Atlantic District
will close at the expiration of six
months and all teachers that have
lost time will be allowed to make six
months. All teachers must forward
registers to the clerk before check
will be sent for last month.
B. q. Johnson,
Acting Clerk.
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Write to us tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all otht.
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. 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 fol-
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice g. Lumber %.
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Unclaimed Lettsrs.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postofice at Accomac, Va. month
ending March 31st, 1901.
Miss Sarah Boston, Miss @. Dix
Miss Lizzie Reed, Miss Maggie Rowles,
Il. G. Coxton, Mr.. Ellie Evans, Mr..
Noah Evans. Mr. Il. T. Parks, Mr.. U.
B. Smitten, Mr.. Samuel Wise.
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
OF this list.
Henry G. White, Sr., P. NJ.