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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChtuCOteague.

Our people are busy, moving their
oysters from beds in bay to channel
grounds.
Miss L. Blanche Hallman and lady
friend, of Morristown, are visiting
friends here.
The handline fishermen are catch~
ing some fine trout. Plenty OF fine
soft crabs in our market.
Schooners Moffitt and Bennett
arrived here from New York this
week with cargoes of bricks Schoon-
ers Cranmer and Sunbeam loaded
with Junk for Philadelphia.
George A. Payne, one OF our popu-
lar merchants, and Miss Annie +.
Pitts were married in Philadelphia
on 10th inst. They are now at home
to their friends at this place.
Miss Jennie Wheaton, of Farm
vile, Is spending her vacation at
home, this place; Lloyd Watson, OF
Philadelphia, is visiting f,iends here;
Rev. Il. P. Jones, wife and children
are visiting her mother, Mrs. j. +.
Matthews; Jay Smith is on a bust
ness trip to Philadelphia; John War
rem and family are visiting his par
ents in Berlin; Mrs. l.. Byrd, oil
Washington, is visiting her father,
John Evans; Mrs. DR.. Sapping, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. Purnell, of Snow
Hill, are at home of DR.. o. NJ. Jones
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thii
week: Geo. X. Harrison, Baltimore
NJ. N. Greger, Philadelphia; K. F
Powell, F. J. Williams, Wilmington
G. =. Richardson, Washington; Mis-
l.. B. Mailman, A l.. Brickman anC
wife. L. H. Charesse, Morristown
Il. C. Simpson, Jersey City; l.. l.
Derickson, Berlin; G. E. CoulburD
Snow Hill; E. H. Benson, James X
Riggip, Pocomoke; A. G. Joynes
Stockton; M. II. Pope, Salisbury; )
Warner and wife, E. q. Warner, E
a. Davis, V. G. Orwell, T. P. Evans
Clayton Evans, Accomac.
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Belle Haven.

Rev. J. E. Potts, pastor OF NJ. Il
Church, South, is quite sick.
Miss Maggie Duncan is attending
the Summer Normal School at Tap
pahannock.
Mrs. Ed Young, OF Princess Anne,
Maryland, has been visiting the
family of Mr.. John Young.
There is new line of sofas, rock
ers, mattresses, etc., at the Belle
Haven Furniture Company's.
Rev. Robert McInturff has return
ed from a months vacation with hlt
home people at Erwin, Tenn.
Miss Irene Duer has returned from
Baltimore where she has been at
tending school during the past win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayfield, Of Maps
vile, and Miss Nicholson and Mis-
Clemens, OF Haddonteld, N. j., ART
the guests of the Misses Walkley, OF
Lee Street.
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Ca>hvilie.

Mr.. b. }. Kellam and Capt. George
w. Barnes are extremely i'll at this
time.
Mrs. L. b. Kirby left here last
Thursday for an extended visit to
Baltimore and Cambridge, Md.
Mrs. o. Dix Doughty, of Wacha-
preague, is spending the week at her
fathers on Pungoteague Creek.
Our farmers are about through
shipping Ilish potatoes and onions.
Prices have been very satisfactory.
The Cashville division of Produce
Exchange boasts of being the best on
the Shore. About one hundred dol
lars of stock has recently been sub
scribed. At their next meeting, which
will be held first Friday night 10
August, the members and their wives
will enjoy O treat of cream and cake
Speakers are expected for the occa'
sion.
Capt. John Il. Boggs died early
Tuesday morning, July 8, aged OF
wears. Frueral services held over
his remains at Andrew Chapel OF
Thursday afternoon conducted BY
the pastor, Rev. A. l.. Carson. Capt
Roggs had been sick since earl!
spring of cancer of the stomach. d.
had lively, cheerful disposition ant
was a general favorite. He will b.
greatly missed in the community.
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OnRucOok.

Mrs. Robert L. Shield gave a
launching party on Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Bull, of Washington is
spending several weeks with Miss
Margaret Groton.
Miss Mamie Belote, OF Northamp-
ton, has been the guest Of Miss Eva
Hopkins this week.
"A musical given by Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Nelson to their friends Monday
evening was a very enjoyable event.
Miss Bertha Trundle, of Frederick,
Md, and Miss Mary Padgett, OF
Adamstown, Md. are visiting the
Misses Taylor.
The Junior Auxiliary of Holy
Trinity P. E. Church will hold a
party on the lawn of Mrs. Bette
GUSTS, Friday evening, July 18TH
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker de-
livered very earnest appeal for the
advancement of public school edu-
cation to a large audience at the
Town Hall, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. L. Dix Warren died at his
home at this place on Wednesday,
after a lingering illness, aged about
60 wears. Funeral services over the
remains were held on Thursday
morning 10 a. III.
Mrs. Sadie Parks, wife of Mr.
Francis d. Parks, aud daughter o.
Mr.. A. 6. Kelly, in hospital 10 Rich
mond for treatment for several week.
past, died Wednesday. Her remaini
arrived at Tasley by train Thursda!
night.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGs


Shu~ AohssAs .~
The last wills and testaments OF
Ezekiel Killman and Ephraim w.
Vessels were admitted to probate.
Solomon T. johnson qualified as
notary public for county Of Accomac.
John H. Walker qualified as oyster
inspector for District No. z.
Joseph II. Savage qualified as
guardian OF Anna Calls Bayly.
The following fiduciary accounts
we're confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: ADULTS of estates OF Esther
]. Selby, Elizabeth Belote, Mary c..
Rev, Walter Scott, William J. White,
Nehemiah Taylor, John E. Harmon,
Margaret E. Keaton, Catherine j.
Chandler and Elijah W. Hickman
trust accounts OF George 7. Quinby
and wife, and VIM. T. Landing and
wife-orphan accounts Of Alfred b.
Gardner, Blanche M. Bull, Stella v.
Bull, Alice L. Mister, Evelyn w.
Mister, Harriet w. Wilkins, Mary
E. Wilkins, Fred w. Hopkins and
Perry b. Slocomb.
s. James burlington qualified as
administrator OF William d. Tunnel,
d c .ased.
Last will OF James II. Hurst was
admitted to probate and Edward b.
NAPLES qualified as administrators C.
| t. a., Edward b. Waples, Jr., the
executor named, relinquishing his
right.
Upon petition OF Esther j. Selby'i
ex'or. Order for payment of costs
and deposit of funds in bank.
Upon petition of William L. Mar
shalps admr. Order for payment o.
costs, taxes Sc, and balance tC
Melissa E. Crockett upon her arriva
at age.
Upon petition of Sarah A. Mil
liners admr. Order for payment o
costs and balance to -- Rue, me-
Fitzgerald.
BENJAMIN T. Gunter qualified a
guardian OF William d. and Johl
Burton Tunnel; Mirty W. Bull a
guardian OF Carrie Elizabeth Tun
nell and Mary E. Hall as guardial
OF Adelaide E. Hall.
Last will and testament OF Mar
Snead, deceased, admitted to pro
bate.
Authority was granted to Edwar
s Pearce to celebrate the rites {
matrimony.
Elk parte: Petition OF L. Floy
Mock, agent OF Annie Calls Bayly,a
infant. Guardian authorized t
Withdraw fund from bank belongin
. to infant.
Retail liquor license was granite
to Tankard j. Drummond at b
house at Bobtown.
Warner Ames qualified to practic
law in the county court of Accoma
Upon petition OF l.. o. Watson an
others for a public road. Report
commissioners confirmed, treasure
. ordered to pay costs and cause r.
moved from docket.
Election on question Of stock ia
ordered in Atlantic District on Satu
day, August 18th, 1902.
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Mr.. P. G. Platt, Jr., is taking &
vacation at Hazleton, Pa.
DIR. F. Drumnond made business
trip to Wilmington, Del this week.
Mrs. W. b. Judetind and son are
visiting her parents, near Baltimore.
Mr.. E. 7. Silverthorn shipt ed A
barrels of sweet potatoes of the red
variety last Wednesday.
Rev. W. w. Wood returned Tues
day to his home in Baltimore after a
weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Jno. Z. Rev.
Miss Truitt, OF Salisbury, d.,Mr
Robert, of Revere, Mass, and j. q.
Johnson, OF Washington, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Bette Matthews, wife OF Mr.
Crate Matthews, died near Hopeton,
Saturday, 18th inst, OF consumption,
aged 81 years.
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Miss Kate Bell is visiting friepds ut
Cheriton this week.

Miss Kate Bell is visiting friepds nj
Cheriton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Short spent
few days In Norfolk this week on
business trip.
Mr.. W.P. Goodwin moved in his
new dwelling just completed on
Main Street this week.
Messrs. J. ]. and W. H. Bloxom
are improving their storehouse TINS
week with new coat Of paint.
Mrs. 8. R. Chandler returned to
her home ia Norfolk Thursday after
spending few days with relatives
here.
Miss Margaret Bowdoin left Wed
nesday for New Orleans, where she
will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
There will be special services In
the Nj. E. Church, South, at this
place next Sunday morning. Preach
ing at II O'Clock by Rev. 7. q. Pull
len.
There is young man near here
who has Just completed very hand
some dwelling on the suburbs OF our
town, and according to reports he
will at an early date put bird IN
this cage.
Mr.. Thorogood, Mason one OF the
worthiest and best known citizens oil
the upper parish and a prominent
member of the Methodist Church
died suddenly at his home at this
place on the 1st inst, aged 70 years
He WAS the father of Mr.. Thorogood
b Mason and of Mrs. A. w. Short, Of
our town.
Contractor w. T. Dix laid th'
foundation of a new hotel Ia oul
town this week, which will be rur
under the management and super
vision of Mr.. P. NJ. Fisher. There Il
no doubt now but that the travelling
public can be we'll accommodated
under our present hotel and salool
arrangements.
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WachapreaRue.
Miss Lizzie Core aud Merle Smith
are on visit to Cobb's Island this
week.

Miss Lizzie Core aud Merle Smith
are on visit to Cobb's Island this
week.
DR. Geo. w. LeCato left home on
Monday last to attend an extra SEES
sion of the Legislature.
Mrs. 0. Dix Doughty and Mrs.
Charlie Mears this week were called
to the bedside of their father, Mr..
Kellam, who is i'll at his home near
Cashville.
Lecture and festival at Smiths
Chapel on the afternoon and
evening of the 23rd inst. Supper will
be served at % cents. Refreshments
at usual prices. Lecture at $3.50 p.
III. by Rev. E. 7. Dadmun, Of Nor
folk. Admission to lecture 10 cents.
Among the visitors to our town are
Miss Annie Fosque, OF Onancock;
Mrs. Maggie Fleming, son and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore; Mrs. Blair and
daughter and Miss Lottie KARL, OF
Atlantic City, Va; the Misses Wat
son, of Chincoteague, and Mrs. Geo.
w. Davis and sons, of Baltimore.
The officers of Wachapreague
Council No. 96,Jr. 0. q. A. M. will be
publicly installed on the Goth inst.
don. Thomas b. Ivey and Rev. W..
J. Twilley are expected to address
the Council. Lectures and inttalla-
ton to take place in the M. E.
Church, South. Ice cream and sup
per will be served III the Masonic
| Hall.
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All Day Picnic at Bnntins's Point.

All Day Plcnic at nuhtihSs Eo'h''
The members and friends Of Kidd's
Chapel will hold an all-day picnic
on the shore of the Point farm, now
occupied by Mr.. John Ed. Young,
know to many as Bunting's Point,
near Wachapreague, Wednesday,
July 30. Dinner and supper will be
served at the regular hours. Re
freshments will be supplied during
the day. Entertainment Of varied
character will enliven the occasion,
singing, recitations, and speaking.
The Ayres Brothers will sing their
sweet Southern melodies and popu-
lar catchy songs. Mrs. A. w. Kidd
will recite pieces OF pathos and
humor, and g. Walter Mapp and s.
James burlington will speak upon
themes edifying and entertaining
Captain Isaac b. Clark with his
pleasure launch, Marion Lee, will
carry parties during the day. The
Jr., o. U. A. NJ, of Wachapreague
and louisville, will attend in g
body, and parade in the evening
Everything will be done for the en-
joyment OF the people. You have
worked hard, your crops are laid by
Come and have a good time.
All the proceeds for the benefit o
the Chapel debt fund.
James Hope,
q. 8. White,
John E. Watson.
Committee.
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Church Notes.

Children's day exercises will be
held at Mappsburg, July Gath, $3.50
o'clock. Refreshments served after
exercises. If weather inclement next
fair day.
The members of-Makemie Church
will meet in a congregational meet
ing Immediately after service oil
Sunday morning, July 20, to call a
pastor if the way be clear.
Childrens' day will be observed al
Hollies Baptist Church on Tuesday
July 22d, if weather permits, II moi
next fair day. Exercises begin al
$3.50 p. IN. Supper p. IN. Speaking
and tableaux at uight.
Rev. A. 8. Venable, Of Holmes
Church, will preach at Mackenzie
Church on Sunday, July Goth. at l.
a. m. and at Clark Chapel at $3.50 p
IN. 1t is expected that the sacrament
of the Lords supper will be cele
breted at the latter place.
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Meeiing OF Oystermen,

A meeting OF the Oystermen and
Clammer's League was held at the
Red Mems Hall, Chincoteague Is
land, July 14th. The secretary read
the two bills recently enacted rela-
tive to the oyster industry. 1t was
shown that while the first bill voiced
the sentiments of the men interested
in the business, at that time, the
second one did not represent the In
terests Of oystermen or clammers.
The president pointed out the de-
fects OF the last bill and it was the
general impression that it must be
repealed as soon as possible. The
treasurer's report showed that all
bills had been paid and that there
was balance in hand.
, The committee, appointed to walt
on Representative Matthews, report
ed that he was willing to have re-
pealed at the earliest possible mo-
ment the bill which was evidently
not popular with his constituency
and that unintentionally he had
overlooked the clammers' interests.
He said it might not be possible to
have the bill repealed at the July
session, as it was convened for a
special purpose, but that he would
see that not later than November
the unpopular measure was repealed
as he wished to do now, what he had
always tried to do,represent the best
interests OF his supporters.
The following persons were named
to represent the League at Drum
mondtown before the Board oil
Fisheries: Messrs. R. L Marshall
W. L. Watson, s. r. Davis. james
Aydelotte, Thomas Savage, Joseph
Jester, Daniel Hill, Levin Booth ,Jno
r. Tarr, James Fletcher, j. 8
Pruitt, Elijah Hill, James Lunn, Ker
Bunting, VIM. Holstin, 6. I. Jester
D. H. Melvin, and any others wht
might be able to attend the meeting
CT the Board. Several matters con
corning the appeal to the Honorable
Board of Fisheries were discussed
q and the league was hopeful that n,
ground would be sold until a fai
statement be heard by the Board
and that the interests of our poo
y struggling oystermen and clammer
be conserved. The meeting adjourn
ed to convene on Monday July 21si
4 at s o. IN. All members OF the Leagu
: are requested to meet at that tim
in the Red Mems Hall.
4 r. L. Marshall, L. q. Davis,
President. Secretary.
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Lsxisiature TO be Asked 20 Repe e
oyster Laws.

Lsxi stature TO be Asked 60 Repe-
oyster Laws.
Mr.. Edltor:-I beg to trouble you
with another, though brief commu-
nlcation, not however, for the pur
pose OF replying to the late effusion
of the Rev. II. 8. Kidd, alias "Citi-
zen,n alias observer" l should not
have troubled you had l not been
forced to do 80 as an act OF justice to
my people and myself. When man
gets down from pulpit to provoke
and embitter political discussion,it
is charitable to assume he is actuated
by high philanthropic purposes. l
would give the Rev. Mr.. Kidd due
credit for all honesty and sincerlty,if
be were either fair or logical, but,
evidently, he is not only voluble and
ingenious but evasive. Having taken
the lecture field, and, Though late
acquisition to Virginia citizenshipD
constituted himself sort Of politi-
cal Notes, he is doubtless striving
to lead what he conceives an igno-
rant class Of Virginia oystermen up
to the science of Jersey oyster pro-
lection. He has doubtless more time
on his hands, and more faith in his
mission, than has your present cor
respondent. While his space Is too
brief to permit of the simple &C
acknowledgement 81 had" or Il
had'nt"-(read the two acts which he
so bitterly arrsigns,) he at least man
ages to fill two columns of the Enter
prise with Incorporate misrepresen
tations Of the language and purpos-
es of these Acts.
AS further and final reply to
whatever he may have to say on
these questions, shall simply refel
the intelligent people OF Accomack t.
the letter of the law. This may bt
found in the Session Acts OF 1902 2
pages $50 and 67S. On the actual lam
guage OF those two acts, and not OF
the Interpretation OF them by Rev
Mr.. Kidd, alias "Citizen," alias "Ob
server. 1 am willing to rest my vim
dication. Let the people read an(
Judge between us. But [ shall, how
ever, say to the oystermen of Acco
mac that, in accordance with thei
evident wish, founded as / believe oil
prejudlces unfairly excited, shall
ask the Legislature to repeal thes
laws, not that l think they are eithe
wrong In theory or unsafe in practi
cal application. On the contrary,
feel secure in my belief that a It'll
: time and mature reflection whel
cooler Judgment shall succeed tn
present agitation, will justify thi
effort to advance the interests OF GU
oystermen. But the people have
. right to be represented 10 their vie WI
1 bow to the apparent duty
Ia attempting to satisfy popula
demand by repeating these Acts, tn
] responsibility will settle itself whei
= it properly belongs. can afford, g
many a misjudged public servar
has done before me, to wait for
sober sense OF returning reason to q
credit to my motives and justify N
acts.
lam respectfully,
s. Wilkins Matthews.
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kaxes.

The clam business has paid our
people we'll this season.
Mrs. Evelyn J. brewer is in Balti-
more for the treatment OF her eyes.
Capt. Noah E. Miles is also In that
city under the care OF a physician
for stomach trouble
An all day fair will be held at
Brewers park under the auspices oil
the ladies of the NJ. E. Church, South
Thursday, July oath. Dinner and
supper will be served. Ice cream and
confectioneries will be for sale. The
day will be enlivened by excellent
music. The pobic is cordially In
vited.
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Phillips-Bull-July 18th, 1902, at
Accomac q. H., by Rev. Harry 8.
Kidd, Frank Phillips and Miss Lille
Bull.
Linton-White-July I'd, 1902, at
Saxis, by Rev. Jno. d. Hosier, Webs
ter G. Linton and Miss Maggie M
White.
Hall-Evans-July ID, 1902, at
Saxis, by Rev. Jno. d. Hosier,
Anthony L. Hall and Miss Fannie d.
Evans.
Bowen-Chance-19Os, July 10th,
at Accomac G. H., by Rev. d. B.
Kidd, Elton Bowen and Miss Maggie
Chance.
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Tn The ladies.

II you wish to take the premiums
at the Agricultural Fairs on the best
made breads, you will do the right
thing by buying the famous Climax
Flour, as it will make the finest goods
that you can buy. Ask your grocer
for it, as we want you to take the
premium.
Yours truly,
Snow, Knox & Co.
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A barrel factory is soon to be built
in our town by DR.. J. W. Short.
The first beach party fthe season
was given by the young people OF
the town on Wednesday.
Parties from Georgetown, Del ,
were here this week looking for a
site for a canning factory.
Among the visitors to our town at
this time are Mr.. and Mrs. Dermat
and B. P. Jones, Of Philadelphia,
Miss Powell, of Berlin, Mics SmarcB
and R. Jones, of Girdletree, Mrs.
Powell, OF Berlin, George Short, oil
Georgetown. and Miss Virginia Mat
thews, of Temperanceville.
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Committee.


Pocomoke Fair catalogues are now
ready for delivery. We propose to
mail all we can, but if we should
miss you drop us a postal card and
we will mail you one. 1t will interest
you, and pay you, as we have offered
good premiums.
John W. Ennis,
Secretary.
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II you are looking for better suit
OF harness than you ever bought for
the money, call and see 8. w. Ames
& Co., Pungoteague, Va, who have
them In all grades and styles az
prices that will please you.
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They must go in 30 days. Our large
new spring stock of clothing, mems,
bows. and childrens, will be sold at
greatly reduced prices to clear the
tables. We want the room and now
is YOUR chance to get bargain.
S. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Accomac county school Board.

The county school board will hold
its annual meeting at Accomack q.
H., Monday. August 4th at 10 o'clock
a. m. All the trustees are earnestly
REQ Vested to be present at the APP
pointed time. Clerks are requested
to be ready for settlement with coun-
ty treasurer. Business OF Importance
on hand.
G. G.. Joynes, j. d. Turner,
Sup't. Clerk.
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Our bargain table is filled with
shoes, that we are almost giving
away. We have in this lot ladies
shoes from 2f to ST size, mems from 3
to 9,and they can be yours for % cents
in the dollar. Come early and you
will make money.
s. W. Ames j. Co..
Pungoteague, Va.
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Twill sell at cost the following
goods: Lawns, calicoes, ginghams,
white goods, dimities. worsted and
dress Innings.
E. A. Bloxom,
Onley, Va.
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They come high, those Japs, but
the show is free and the performance
continuous.
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After this week we will close out
all summer dress goods at cost.
D. H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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You will marvel at their perform
ances and they will wonder at your
curiosity, those Japs.
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Don't let your boy perform their
tricks while they are here, the Japs,
wait until they leave.
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Just received car Of white MID
dlings for sale at right prices.
d. H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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Nothing like them ever here be.
fore, the Japs.
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Notice TO Spring & Summer Buy6IS
We have received our Spring Stock Of

we have received our Spring otOcK Of
Soso Doors, Binds, NI0U~0yOs, POrcN ColUw0a,Er.
Send in your estimate and get prices before buying
Paints Oil and GassWe have window glass in any sze Pur
if you any odd sizes will cut same (No charge i''
Perfection Blue Flame Wckess Oil Stoves carried in i've sizes
Write for prices can sell them as cheap az Can 10
bought in any city. ..,,o Screen
Window screens Door Screens size and style screen
by the yard or roll Poultry wire from 70 ie0' "
Mowers Cream Freezers fact everything the Hard
ware line.
Cook Stoves Ranges and Stoves RepaiiS--
BELL Sc JUST1Sy
11,ono OooIors ONANCOCK, VA
,Ne line of Horse Collars, Pads Buggy Harness ana hp
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Japs, they are coming.
Bring your children to see them'
the Japs.