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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
BEARS
Made Interesting Cap.
tivity for Prisoners at
Silver Lake,

Akron, O., Aug. 5.-All night in the
bear pit at Silver lake. and handcuffed,
while two bears Doked their nos; s
through the wide bars of the grating
at him was the Trying experience of
Jehann Vaelinski, of Kent, Sunday.
Pete Bey, a full blooded Indian who re-
Gently came from Canada. is doing
special police duty at the Silver lake
resort and his opinion of the laws
majesty Is very elevated.
When he found Vaelnski and two
other men nosing around the cottages
inside the grounds late last night he
gave a whoop and caught two Of the
fellows before they could start to run.
The third escaped. Another got away
while Peter was putting the cuffs on
Vaelinsk. Where to put the prisoner
bothered the Indian for while, but
at last he thought Of the bear pit.
There is an entrance to the pit three
by four feet and with wide-barred
gates on each side. Into this the pris-
cner was pushed and though he yelled
with fear as the bears came trottlng to-
ward him, it did no good. BY putting
their feet through the grating the bears
could come within an inch Of touching
their visitor and they made things in
seresting for him for seven hours.
After an investigation this morrdne
vaemieki was released 1t being found
mat he and the man with him had be-
eome lost in going from Cuyahoga
Fails no Kent. His Inability to make
the Indian understand was the cause
Of his trouble.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
FAMOUS BLADES
Of Damascus to b. Duplicates.

Carnegie. Pa, Aug. 5.-The famous
sword OF Damascus. the acme Of in
genuity in the steel-making craft, is to
find counterpart here II the claims
of new company are realized. The
Nickel Steel and Forge company, back
ed by Philadelphia capital, is erecting
plant and by means Of new processes
and patents expects to reproduce the
work once done by the ancient Syrians.
The application Of the new process
to nickel steel. it is claimed, has de-
veloped wonderful increase In its
tensile strength.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
SAYS DAUGHTER
(" 4 USURPED HER PLACE
Prom'nen. Artist Sues for Divorce and Sensa-
tIonal Charges are Advanced--Supplanted
While In Lunatic Asylum.
Democ Leased

New York, Aug 5.--Mrs. Bruce Crane
Is suing her husband, the well known
artist, for divorce and has named her
own daughter by a former marriage
as correspondent. The daughter is
Miss Annie Burchard Brainerd, herself
an artist. ns g.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08

Mrs. Crane wasMiss Jeanne Burchard,
the daughter of prominent Troy, N.
Y, family. Crane is the leading spirit
IN the National Academy of Design
and member of several art societies.
Mrs. Crane says she was confined in a
lunatic asylum and came home to find
herself supplanted..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
FOR FRANCHISE.

Alliance, Aug. 5.-The city council,
last evening, granted the Alliance elec-
trio railway company a franchise to
construct double track on Main street
An ordinance to give the Akron and
Alliance Connecting company a fran
chise along Main street as far east as
Arch avenue was read and referred to
the ordinance committee. A special
meeting will be held tomorrow night
night when the franchise will be
granted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
LABOR TROUBLES

Liverpool, Aug. 5.-The Post today
says that news from Johannesburg is
very discouraging. Not only are labor
difficulties there serious. but the pa
per claims that there is widespread
objection to any considerable burden
being placed on the mining industry.
According to the Post there Is q
growing distrust Of Lord Miner and
the colonial Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
OHIO is THERE.

News Democrat Leased Wire serviceS
Chicago, Aug. 5.-When the roll was
called today by the secretary of the
American Federation Of Catholics. 1t
was shown that every state In tne
union was represented. The first busi-
ness session will be held this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
OHIO REGIMENTS TO GATHER.

Alliance, Aug. 5.-The thirty-first an
nual reunion Of the 26th Ohio Veteran
Volunteer battery and Company A,
32nd Ohio Veteran Volunteer infantry
will be held here Thursday, August
81. Captain T. d. Yoet. of Minerva.
is president, and J. G. Hogue, of this
city, is secretary and treasurer of the
association.
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AMUsING EDWARD,

News Democrat Leased Wire service.S
Cowes. Aug. Skiing Edward Is
amusing himself today BY watching the
royal yacht race from bis own yacht
Emperor Williams new American built
Meteor is one Of the contestant6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
ALLIANCE ELKs COMING

Alliance, Aug. 5.-The Elks of Al
lance have arranged for two special
trains for Canton for the carnival
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
The trains will leave here at z D. m.
and returning leave Canton at 1880
p. m. The last train will be run
through TO Sebring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
DEA nth
Rode on the Wind-.kus-
sian Town Blown OF
the Map,

Moscow, Aug. 5.-The town OF
Pomyri in the Province Of Kursk was
visited by a cyclone today and AZ
houses were leveled to the ground
and 300 others were partially de-
stroyed. Twenty-Five persons were
killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
MUSICIANS ORGANIZE.
(Stan Spec lal.y

(StaH Spet IhT1
Alliance, Aug. 81. .ocal union No
6S, of the American Federation of Mu-
sicians, was organized here with big
membership. Arthur Calladine is pres
dem, Roscoe Sharer, vice president
Ernest Ballenger. secretary. and Philip
A. Gabele is treasurer of the new or
ganiZatlon.
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PAINTER FELL FROM HOTEL.

PAINTER FELL FROM HOTEL.
Salem, Aug. 5.--Lorin Webb, paint
er, engaged in painting the Gredner-
Brainard hotel. fell thirty-five feet to
the sidewalk this morning. ~
He was seriously but nda fatally in
jured. His fall was broken by fire
escape. sa<'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
GHOST
Of Dreyfus Case Again
Stalking In
Paris.

lNews-Democrat Leased Wire Servicel
Paris, Aug. 5.-The Dreyfus case is
merrily reviving. Captain Dreyfus to-
day writes the Journal de Bats indig-
nantly denying General Callers state
ment that, in signing petition for his
pardon, Dreyfus admitted his guilt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-08-08
STRIKE ENDED
Street Car Men Return
to Work.

News Democrat Leased Wire servicsi
Ironton, Aug. 5.--The street car
strike on the Ironton division of the
Camden Interstate railway lines is
again on. Not wheel is turning.
Early this morning a message came
from Huntington, w. Va, reading as
follows:
"All cars must be left in the barns
this morning and until further notice.
1t was signed, William Jacobs of the
Board of Members Of the Amalgamat-
ed Association of Street railway em7
ployes. No cars will run at pres
ent.
\ Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 5.-The
street car strike Of the Interstate line
was settled at 10.30 o'clock this fore
noon. ia .#N -sS
The terms of the settlement are
practically the same as those agreed
upon at Ironton yesterday. This
agreement refers to all divisions of
the road.
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HOrneOW 10.

Our oystermen are busy but oys-
tiers are reported scarce.
Miss Lizzie Watson is visiting
friends and relatives in Eastville.
Mrs. B. P. Jones and daughter left
Monday for visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Geneva Millbu-ne returned
to her home in Charlottesville this
week.
Master Page Chesser has just re-
turned from visit t. relatives in
Onancock.
Protracted meeting will begin at
our n. E. Church, South, Sunday
night, September
Mr.. g. Edgar Jones, of New York,
spent few days in our town last
week, and if reports be true, our town
will lose another young lady soon.
The Sunday School picnic of the
NJ. E. Church, South, of this place,
came off last Thursday at Red HillS'
Every body presen reports pleas
ant time.
DR.. R. A. Rosser has just returned
from Portsmouth, where he Is think
ing of settling in the near future &c
the regret of the entire community
A good opening here for another M
d.
The following are among the re-
cent visitors to our town: Messrs'
Lloyd Taylor, Dover; Sollie Johnson
Salisbury; Misses sallie WalloP, Bal
timore, Mollie Wise, Craddockvtlle
and BERTHE Hickman, Pocomoke City,
and Rev. Melvin Bloxom, wife and
daughter. Upland, Pa.
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parksIoy.

Mr.. Nona Barnes, of Macon, Ga, is
Wis. ting relatives here.
James p. parkes is Ga a business
II in to North Carolina.
Harvey T.. 3 lrnes Left Tuesday to
accept a position at bristol, Tenn.
MISS Bessie Mason is visiting
friends on Eastern Shore OF Mary
land.
Rev. Mr.. Harte returned from his
vacation Saturday, accompanied by
his family.
Mr.. Roberts, of Revere, Mass, has
broken ground for a new dwelling
on Chadbourne st.
Mrs. s. J. Lewis has returned 10
her home In Baltimore after weeks
visit to friends in town.
The Sunday School convention
met here Wednesday. The morning
and afternoon session were Interest,"
ing and instructive although the at
tendance was not large on account
of inclement weather.
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MIR. Jas. A. Hall is running his cam
ping factory again this season.

MIR. Jas. A. Hall is running his cam
ping factory again this season.
Capt Samuel Sparrow is at Know
les, Del visiting his sick mother.
Mr.. James E An9erton has opened
out stock OF goods in storehouse re-
Gently built by him.
Miss Addie E. Hall left for New
York this week to attend school
there during the winter.
DR.. J. B. Simmonds has bought
the Fletcher residence and farm and
will occupy same soon with his fami-
ly.
Eleven persons were baptized In
Holden's Creek Sunday, August
24th,a admitted to membership in
Halls Chapel.
Capt. E. T. Ohurn, engaged in rum
ming watermelons from Western
Shore to market for several days
past, returned home last week.
Our oystermen we're promptly on
hand Monday morning to begin their
winter work. Several left for James
and Rappahannock rivers on the
day.
Halls Chapel is being improved by
a handsome steeple under the super
vision of Mr.. James A. Hall, who
contributed the money for that pur'
pose.
Mrs. Walter ]. Hall is visiting hel
mother at Knowles, Del. Mrs. Lillian
Taylor and daughter have just re-
turned from a visit to friends ir
Delaware.
Mrs. Josephine Addison died o
consumption at the home OF he
moth er, Mrs. G. d. Slant last Sun
day, aged 35 years. Her husband
and two children survive her.
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Convention orths w. q t. U.

The final bi-county Convention Of
the w. c. T. U. for the present fiscal
wear will be held with Oak Grove
Union on September 16 and II. The
opening exercises, address OF well
come and response will be delivered
at $50 o. m. on 10th. Mrs. A. Louise
Copes, of Charlottesville Union will
make the response. A business IS
sion will follow.
The evening services will be In
charge of Rev. W. &. Bates begin
ming at 7:SO. at $50 on 18th we will
hold business session, which will
conclude the convention.
Local superintendent will please
send full years reports to District
superintendents. Send Mrs. @. NJ.
Williams, Cape Charles City,Va re-
ports on unfermented wines. Send
Mrs. G. M. Anderson, Cape Charles
City, Va, reports on soldiers and
sailors.
The unions will please notify Mrs
Clara Hyslop, Keller, Va, how many
delegates will attend the convention
We hope each Union, w. Y. and l.
T. L, will be represent ed by dele
gates.
Let US go to this convention hrm
In the determination to stand by this
work as long as the Master has need
of those who dare stand for the right
Mrs. Bette A. Rue,
County Pres.
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NElGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChtuIOte az ne.


The Itch of seed oysters this sea-
son small but round and pretty
Oysters are improving In our
waters and the outlook for good oys
ters this year is promising.
Masters Clarence Feddeman and
Ray Matthews leave Monday for
Hoge Military Academy, Blackstone,
Va.
Mrs. D. j. Wheaton aud children,
after spending the summer here, left
this week for their home in Phila-
delphia.
Daniel Jeffries and Miss Daisey
Hollis were married August SOth,
1902. Rev Il. 0. Kean officiating
&c ,rge ThorI ton and Miss denrietta
Thornton were married August 9Th.
Mr. Deunard Merritt will remodel
his dwelling and erect a storehouse
soon on Church Street. A handsome
dwelling is to be built by Mr.. W. T
Reed at an early date on eastern side
of Island.
Our town seems to be almost de-
populated at this tine. The crews
of the Life Saving Stations returned
to their duties the first of the month
and the oystermen left for the lower
BAYS on Saturday. OF the seven
hundred licenses issued by the In
spectors. five hundred were to oys-
termen at this place.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: DIR. J. j 8. Fulton, Jack Full
ton, @. E. Byrd, Baltimore; j. ID
Ober, w. Il. Sipps. Philadelphia; J
J. and F. A. Williams, New York; NJ
E. Selby, Wilmington; Jas. Pruitt
Boston; James Lilliston and wife
Norfolk; E. q. Benson, Pocomok'
City; Sydney A. Bowen, q. D. Adams
L. L. Dirickson, o. D. Collins, Der
lin; Il. G. Onley, Girdletree; Jane
Tyre and wife, Delmar; NJ. 7. Hargis
Miss E. Hargis, Snow Hill; Lee b
Kellam, s. A. Taylor, AccOmac.
A grand reception was given at thu
Atlantic Hotel Wednesday night b,
the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. K
n. Phillips, in honor of Mr.. and Mis-
Nora Hargis, G. l. nc'nt, wife ant
daughter, Snow Hill, Chas. Rowley
wife and daughter, Girdletree, Mrs
Susie Houston, Philadelphia, AM
Miss Mabel Goodwin, Dover. Dancing
was INDUCED in until after II o'clocl
and during an intermission at
o'clock there was a watermelon feast
Prof. Kenuey, q skilled musician c
philadelphia, here on visit to rels
tives. furnished the music for the OF
casion. 1t was delightful affair an
voted by all present grand success
] In addition to those already men
, toned the following were presen
/, Jos. Kenney, Jr. and Miss Elsie Ker
D ney, Miss Florida Wheaton, Phil'
? delphia, Mrs VIM. King. Washing
1 ton, Mrs. T. P. Selby, Miss Nell
Field, Mrs. Carrie Wheaton, Mil
Smith, Harold Wheaton, N
=, Smith, Jr., DR.. E. U. Potter and ID
w. NJ. Burwell.
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List OF teachers in Metompkin Dis
trict.
Zion-Principal, Lillian Parks; as
sistant, Emma L. Core
Matthew'S. Merritt Chandler.
Observation-Disclosures, j. III. An
derson; assistant, Bette K. Johnson.
Mappsville- Principal, Marvin Bur
ton; assistant, Eva K. Walkley.
Bloxom-Principal, Clyde w.
Hoover; assistant, May Bloxom.
Masons-Emma P. Causey.
Hopeton-Msry Kellam.
Parksley-Principal,V V. S. Deitricki
assistants, G. NJ. Johnson, A. E.
Ashmead.
acknowledgement White.
Hunting Creek-Principal, John
W. Wyatt; assistant, Hilder Ewell.
st. Thomas-Cora Justis.
Guilford-Mabel Sanford.
Sirocco-Bertie Sandy.
Mearsville-Principal, John L,
ylor; assistant, Sadie Matthews.
Shiloh-Beulah Chase.
Colored.
Mappsville-E. Clarke.
Newstown-L. W. Watson.
Wbiteville Lillian Moore.
Macedonia-C. V. Stewart.
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Mr.. E. A. Bloxom is just home
from a pleasant visit to friends In
Maryland.
Mr.. Baldwin, OF Baltimore, has
been offered the position Of book
keeper of the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange.
Mr.. G. K. Chandler, OF our town, is
improving his premises by new
front building.
Four persons were received into
the membership of our Methodist
Church Sunday last.
Mr.. J. Switzer, OF Baltimore, was
the guest of the family of Mr.. VIM
E. Mapp on the I'd inst.
A picnic at the Burton's shore on
I'd inst, attended by some OF ouI
town folks, proved to be a pleasant
affair.
The Onley L. 7. LIS. will meet al
their hall here Sunday afternoon,
O'Clock All OF the children are re-
aueste1 to be present
Our merchants are getting stock o.
fall goods. An immense stock o.
shoes were received by ]. W. Roger
& Bros. few days ago.
DIR. Ed Bubert and family, OF Bal
timore, visiting the family OF Mr.
John W.Rogers for several days past
returned home on Tuesday last.
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Eastern shore Agricultural Fair.

Eastern shore Agricultural Fair.
The quarter century year OF the
Eastern shore Agricultural Fair was.
all things considered, perhaps the
most successful OF any yet. The good
behavior of the crowds assembled
from day to day was simply phenom'
inal-not police was needed, not
drunken man was seen, or an oath
heard by your scribe. Surely our
people are growing wiser and better.
80 mote 1t be "
The exhibits In all the departments
were simply beautiful 10 their many
lines, and perhaps never 30 numer-
GUS before.
The arrangements for stock, fJr
produce of all kinds, were all occu-
pied. The Brass band from POGO
moke gave fine music and plenty OF
il. The horsemen were uncomplain-
ing and exceedingly prompt in CON-
lying with all the regulations Of the
Association and no stable races were
even suspected this year. The con-
fectioners made money and even the
fakirs seemed happy Financially
the fair was all we could expect or
desire, as enough money was taken
il to pay of all arrears and all ex-
penses, premiums, Sc, OF this year.
The merry-go-round engaged, on
account of exhorbitant freight
charges, at the last hour, failed to
come. but even that seemed to make
no difference with our fair-going PEG
pie.
The young men were 30 much occu'
pied by their "best glrls' as to en-
tirely forget and overlook the tourn
ament, all Of which seemed to make
no difference with the happy, con-
tented crowds from day to day, and
the Fair OF 1902, will no doubt be rs-
membered by all in attendance al
one big social feast. May 1t live
long and prosper
Committeeman.
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saturday Wedding.
Committeeman

Miss Olive Ruth Minson, formerly
OF Hadlock, Northampton County,
and Mr.. Charles II. Van Wrinkle, OF
New York, were married yesterday
at noon at 1922 West Lexington
street, Rev. II. L. Mitchell officiat-
ing. After the ceremony a light
luncheon was served, and the newly
married couple left for a wedding
trip. They will be at home after
September IL at $40 Atlantic street,
Stamford, CT.
The bride wore a travelling gown
of mode canvas over silk, with hat
of velvet chanille to match, and car
ried Bride roses. Mrs. w. M. Powell,
sister of the bride, was matron OF
honor, and wore tan grenadine over
slid, trimmed with lace medallions OF
the same shade, and had large
black picture hat and gloves to
match. News, August
31st.
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Teachers Appointed.

List OF teachers appointed for AT
lantic District for session 1902 1908
Observation-Disclosures, W. W.
BRYAN; assistants, Lola V. White
Bertha Mock, Ruth Matthe VS..
Sign Post-Essie Evans.
Borntown-Principal, Emma IL.
Read: assistant, Lizzie Watson.
Wattsville-R Davie Taylor
Atlantic Principal, Harry A
Mock; assistants, Mamie E. Parsons
Sallie Waterfield.
ASS ,waman-Lena Birmingham.
New Ohurch-Principal, Mabel
Yingling; assistant, Mantle E McMath'
Oak Rall-Rida Thornton.
eville-Principal, K. a
Jones; assistants, Mamie E Watson,
Alice Gillespie.
Hallwood Principal, A. @. Smith
assistant, Sarah Conquest.
Pittsvi,le-Will Sparrow.
jenkins Bridge-Nellie Byrd.
Copes-Priucipal, Walter P. Ores
ham
Sanford Principal, Mrs. j. ID.
dresham; assistants, Florence Chown-
lag, Catherine G. Cutler
Saxes-Priuclpll, E. @. Kellam; ne
sistants, Will Glenn, Mattie Corbin'
Colored.
Horntown-R H Wallop.
Wattsvile-E. w. Coston.
Temperanceville E. F. G. Beech
am.
Head of Neck-R. G.. Garnett.
st. John -Ambert j. Fletcher.
New @. .urch-Mattie Joynes.
Any schools FILLING to make TIT
legal average will be closed.
w. R. CovingtoD,
Clerk.
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Pay your taxes for 1901 by Septem'
Der 10, 1902, if you want to register
under the property qualification re-
ouirement OF the Constitution. See
the following extract from ordinance
providing for registration of voters;
Section Q. Ga or before the first OF
September, 1902, the treasurer OF
each county aud city shall furnish to
the Board of Registrars OF each dis
trict or ward of his county or city, a
certified list containing the names OF
all persons within such district OF
ward, who for the year, 1901, have
paid as much as one dollar in State
tax for property owned by and asses
sed against them.
John Fl. Hopkins,
e. T. Powell, Treasurer.
Deputy Treas.
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Onauc0ck.

Miss Bessie Riley Is visiting rela'
tives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph Cahall left for George
town, Del. Thursday.
RI Shields and Mrs. Bette Gus
tbs left Monday for Bedford Springs
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Wise, Misses
Elizabeth aud Henrietta Wire, are In
Baltimore.
Misses Marguerite and Julia Hemp
hill. OF Atlanta, are visiting their sir
ter, Mrs l. ID. L. Quinby.
Mr.. and Mrs ] Scott Meredith left
Tuesday to spend the month oil Sep>
TENDER at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. A. G. Kelly and little grand
daughter, Hattie Parkes, are visiting
Dr. Winifred Kelly, in New York.
The guild of holy Trinity Church
gave a lawn party at the home oil
Mrs. r. Il. Ames, Thursday evening
Miss Suzanne Landlord, who has
been spending her vacation with hei
mother IN Crisfield, returned on the
"Naunah" Tuesday.
Misses Jennie, Sarah aud Clara
GUSTS, who have been visiting their
uncle, Mr.. Robt. Gusts, left Monday
for their home in Baltimore.
Saturday, the Police steamer
'.Nannah' took the families OF Mr.
VIM. Pitts, Mr.. r. L. Hopkins ant
Others to Tangier Island pier After
refreshments were served delight
full sail was enjoyed by everyone.
Monday, the Nannah left at four p
10 for Crisfield with the following
persons on board: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Nottingham and daughter, Mr
and Mrs. @. b. Nottingham, Mr.. an
MIS-. s. G. McGrath, Masters Rober
Landlord and Luther Nottingham
Misses Lillian McGrath, Sarah West
Frances, Bessie and Constance Tay
lor. After spending the night wit
fri. nds, the party arrived home at
o. IN. Tuesday.
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Repatriation Notices.

The Board OF Registrars OF Atlantic
Magisterlal District met at Oak Hall
Station, Wednesday, September Sd,
organized and made the appoint
ments for the registration OF all the
qualified voters OF said district.
The Board will sit at following
times and places:
Sykes Island September Gath, 2oth
and 26th.
New Ohurch-September 9th.
Marsh neutrality-suspicious. Goth and
30th.
Sanford-October 1st.
Observation-Disclosures I'd and
3D..
Atlantic-October 4th.
New Church-October 9Th.
Horntown-October 7th.
Green ackville-October 9Th, 9Th
and 10th
James E. Anderton,
Samuel ]. Revell.
]. T. Sharpley,
Registrars.
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Rye $1.OO per bushel.
B. s. Ashby & Co.

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
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. r., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Oepn Charles Ice & LuInhsr Co.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will cell at
public auction on Tuesday, Septem'
Der 10th. on the premises Of d. A..
FIueharty, near Atlantic P. O., the
personal property and real estate OF
William Taylor, OF G, deceased.
The real estate OF said decedent con
sists OF 8 acres OF cleared land and IL
acres of woodland, more or less, I'm
proved by good dwelling and nec-
essary outbuildings Sale to com
mence at 10 a. IN. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
VIM. II. Miles,
Executor