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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-29
A Little History.

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Mr.. Reece gave brief history of
the tariff question, which the demo-
crast have seen fit to make the issue of
this campaign. He showed how dur
ing the entire history of the United
States, yes even before the formation
of our government. free trade policies
have been disastrous to the welfare
of the people. On the other hand he
pointed out how protection had always
brough business prosperity to the ma
ton and employment and contentment
to it's people He showed how in the
thirties of the last century the slave
leaders of the south came to the real
ization that if they would preserve
their institution of human serfdom
they must wipe out the protective pol
icy of our nation.
Dark Days of 1893 to 1897.
Coming down to time in the mem
ory OF all present, Mr.. Reece effective
" explained the working of the poll
cies Of protection and free trade. He
carried the attention Of his hearers to
the experience of Grover Cleyeland's
administration. Then is when We
tested the doctrine Of tariff for reven-
ue only, until our hearts grew sore.
| In 1892 at the close of Harrison'S adj
mjnistration the democrats came be-
fore the people Of the country talking
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Atlantic.

Madam rumor has it that there
will be several marriages here about
Xmas.
Miss Minnie D. Revelle left last
week for Philadelphia, which she in
tends TO make her future home.
An entertainment held at the NJ Z.
Church on the evening of December
25th. Particulars will be published
later.
Our public schools are fourishing
under our three skillful teachers. The
roll of honor for November was al
follows: First Grade-Verna Fisher
Second Grade-Burlie Fisher. Thirc
Grade-Willie Hurley, Mary Ellis
Blanch Tyndall, Eva Warner. Lois
Powers, Harry Watson, George Ken
nard. Fourth Grade-W oodlon Con
quest, Willie Marshall, Joe Hurley
Inez Thornton, Alice Corbin. Fiftl
Grade-Elzie Thomas Sixth Grade
Robert CorbiD, Carrie Thornton
Annie Ross. Seventh Grade-Dor
Waterfeld, Ethel Gladdipg, Mani
Massey. Eight Grade-Winnie Pal
sons, Lena Taylor.
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Wachapreague.

Our public school opened on Mon
day.
John Gofigan, quite sick Of late, is
now convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r johnson return
ed Monday from Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Kiracoffe, Of Chinco
league, is visiting Mrs. A. F. Burton
Rev. J. A. VIM will return to this
charge to the qualification of hif
many friends.
Mrs. John Hanson and daughter
Mrs Mabel Cotton, are visiting Mrs
G. T. Byrd.
Mrs. Cecie Bulman is in attend
ance upon her father, Mr.. E. B. Swan
ger, who is sick.
Mrs. J. w. johnson Is on q visit t.
her daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Hutchin
son, Wardtown, Va.
Mr.. Tom Evans is on flying visit t.
Salisbury to hunt up shuckers 10
Mr.. A. H. 6. Mears.
Mrs. Annie Lenkford and Miss Liz
zie Beauchamp have returned t.
Frapktown after an extended visit T.
Mrs. J. A. d. Savage.
Miss Kate Dunton, of Nassawado1
is here for the winter to attend pub
lie school, boarding with her aunt
Mrs. Carrie Doughty.
Schooner Columbia, Capt. Georg
Hudson, Schooner Ella Strickland
CAPT. Snow Parsons, were loade
here with oysters for Norfolk tn
week, and Flying Skud is expecte
to day.
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Tangier.

Capt. Andrew Parks shot a large
swan last Monday upon which sew
eral of the school teachers have been
feasting.
A number of colored, men who
were hired by four Captains of oys-
ter boats, stole two boats last Sunday
night and left for parts unknown.
The pungy of Capt Peter Williams,
while dredging upon "California
Rock" last Saturday, sprang a leak
and sank close to the "Shell Pile"
fortunately in shallow water. Had it
sank in the Sound, the whole crew
might have been drowned.
The body of an unknown man was
found last week upon the Bay shore.
He was dressed in oil skins and had
his face and hands badly mutilated.
Nothing was found upon his body
but five-cent piece and a pipe. de
was buried upon the beach.
Some of the teachers are anxiously
waiting for the time to take their de
parture to the Teachers Association
to be held at Onancock on the goth
and 9th inst. Some others are sc
impressed with the attractions of the
island that it is quite probable they
will not be able to tear themselves
away.
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Unley.
Mr.. B. T. Bradford is on the sick
list this week.

Mr.. B. T. Bradford is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. L. o. Watson and family will
occupy soon the dwelling recently
completed by him at this place.
Mr.. L J. Savage left Wednesday
for a business trip North. Mr.. K. a.
Bloxom is in Baltimore this week,
Mr. T. b. Taylor, of the Life Saving
Service, visited us on Wednesday.
The ladies of the Onley Aid Society
will give an oyster supper at the
town hall, Thanksgiving night. The
young ladies will also give an enter
tainment, consisting of vocal and in
strumental music, recitations, and
dialogue entitled The American
Beauties The entertainment will
will begin promptly at eight o'clock
Admission 10 cents. Proceeds OF eacl
will be used to help pay the parson
age debt. II Thursday night SHOULD
be Indictment, Friday night.
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Bl-County Convention
Belle Haven.

The first quarterly convention OF
the w. G. T. o., for the present fiscal
year, will be held in Onancock, on
December 1st and Cd. Exercises be-
gin at $50 p. m. Services again at
1880 p. m, and again at $50 a. m. ,on
god.
We trust all officers, superinten-
dents and delegates will be In place
with report. in full. Local superin-
tendents will send their reports tc
county superintendents on time
Delegates and visitors will notify
Mrs George W. Elmore, Jr., that sn'
may provide entertainment for them
Thanking our Heavenly Fathe
for the success that attended our Ell
forts during the past year, we pledg
ourselves to greater diligence an
pray for greater success In the com
ing year.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue.
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SATURDAY, November q, 1903
JOHN W. EDNoNDs. EDITOR ano o"nel'
Sales Advertised in "Enterprlse.'

Saturday, Nov. 21st, by John W.
Coard, near Accomac @. ID. house
hold furniture, COWS, hogs, &c
Tuesday, Nov. oath, by 8. James
burlington, near Mappsburg sta,
ton. corn, fodder, potato bed
frames, horse, Bursar colt, &c.
Wednesday, November 25th, by Jas
n. Keilam, at Coal Kiln, corn,
fodder, horse, carriage, &c.
Wednesday, Nov. 95th, by L. r.
Doughty, near Pungoteague'
piano, mule. horses, cows, cloeI
mill, wire fence machine corn
hogs, &c.
Friday, November eth, by l.. j
Northam. near Mappsville, horse,
wagon, cart household and kitch
en- furniture, farming utensils
sc.
Tuesday, December 1st. by l.. y
Watson, near Louisville, hogs
corn. horse, farming implements
&c.
Tuesday, December list, by NJ. Bur
ton Revell, near WattsvlIle
horses, colt, potato bed frames
carts, fodder, hogs, corn, &c.
Wednesday, December I'd, by L r
Doughty, at Grapeland, North
gE ampton Co, Lee Cuyler mare
carriage, potato digger, disc mar
row, corr, hogs, &c.
Friday, Dec. 4th, by &. Walter Mapr
on premises, Custis Neck, house
hold and kitchen furniture, corn
fodder, hogs, carts, wagons, Dug
gies, &c.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

Wheaton Barrel Factory opened
up this week with full force OF barrel
makers.
Mr.. Littleton Townshend left this
week, to secure position of motorman
on electric car line in PhiladelphiA.
Mr.. C. f. Rabbit, our leading cys-
ter shucker, has secured Mr. o III.
Jones as his manager for the season.
The Atlantic Hotel has been well
filled this week by travelling sales
men making their last trip before
Christmas.
Cant. Jos. M. Feddeman and crew,
of Assateague Life Saving Station,
floated fishing smack last week.
which had dragged ashore on beach
A handsome picture, recently paint
ed by one of the star-bosrders OF the
Atlantic, of little schoolhouse, on
the shady side of the road, up the
Island. and presented to the teachers,
is worthy of special mention as
work of art.
Mr.. Charles Taylor, wife and child
rem, of Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs Il
X. Smith, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing friends here; Messrs. d. j Wheal
ton and Lloyd A. Watson, of Phila
delphia, made business trip to the
Island this week; Master Ray Mat
thews. student at Richmond Medica
College, ia home for short visit
Mr.. Geo. A. Payne left this week TO
Baltimore; Mr. Harry White is max
ing tour of Accomac on insurance
business
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week: F. w. Byrd, K. f. Warren
W. r. Perren. NJ E. Brown, Bait
more; s. NJ. Truitt, F G. Hanna, A
r. Rosen berg, l. l. Lipstring, K. L
Laford, II. Sickenford, Philadelphia
II. E Selby, R. F. Powell, Sydne
A. Bowen, Wilmington; j. W. CLARK
Richmond; d. G. Hartman, Peters
burg; H. Payne, Snow Hill; DR.. W
A. Taylor, Stockton; Charles Cream
er, Chester; W. A. Carpenter, Nortl
amptoD; Jas. w. Broughton, Accc
mac.
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Master Gordon Simmonds is i'll
with typhoid fever,
Rev. L. NJ. Copeland and family re-
turned home from Ohio last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Josiah Ball, of Philadelphia. is
home with his parents at this writ
ing.
Mrs. VIM. T. Bloxom, ST., and
Charles Hall are on the sick list this
week.
Mr. Ira Payne, who has been visit
ing his parents, left for Philadelphia
last Tuesday.
Thanksgiving services will be hel(
at Halls Chapel on Thursday, Nov
ember Goth, 1880 p. IN.
We cannot say as much about GU
school-house as does Meanwhile, bu
we can brag on our teachers.
Several have returned from tn
Potomac river, and report a scarcit
of oysters; others are expected HON
in few days.
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Conferenc. Appointments.

The Eastern Shore has again been
made a separate district, aud X. f.
Gayle has been appointed Presiding
Elder The following appointments
have been made for the Eastern
Shore of Va.
Capevllle-W P. Wright.
Cape Charles. K James.
Frsnktown-C. E Watts.
Belle Haveu-James n. Noes.
wachapreague-J A VIM.
Pungoteague-W. W. Sawyer.
Keller-W. r. Crowder.
Onancock-W. G Bates.
Onley and Locustville-E M. Jor
dan.
Drummondtown-R. n. Hardness.
Bloxom-R 0. Payne.
Atlantic-W. J. Twilley.
Pocomoke-A. l. Carson.
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OnancOck.

Mrs Thomas Z. Waters, OF Bal'l-
more. visited Mrs Robert l.. Hopkins
last week.
Cant. and Mrs John p l.. Hopkins
lett Monday for baltimore, TO speno
this week there.
Miss Nellie Powell returned Tues
day from trip of week to baitl
more and Washington.
Thanksgiving services will be held
In Holy Trioity Episcopal Church
next Thursday morning, at eleven
o'clock.
Mr.. n. A. Joynes, Of the y e. u A..
Railway Co., aud daughter. Miss
Evelyn, are at the residence of Mr.
G G. Joynes.
Programs for the Teachers Insti-
tute to be held here next Thursday
and Friday have been issued. A
number of prominent educators will
be present and make addresses.
Prof. Edgar Sydenstricksr, princi'
pal of the Onancock High School
left on Wednesdays steamer fol
Charlottesville, where he will deliver
an address before the Virginia State
Educational League.
Miss A. Cody Bagwell, who is at
tending school in Baltimore, has had
to suspend her studies on account o
An affection of her eyes. An opera
ton was necessary aud her mother
Mrs. l w. Bagwell, left last Frida!
to be with her. She has since or eatl.
improved.
There will be parlor entertain
mept at the residence of Mr.. 9th
Lee Parker, Friday evening, for tn
benefit of Holy Trinity Episcopa
Church. The program will consist
vocal and instrumental music and
farce entitled six Cups Of Choco
late" Refreshments will be served
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Parksley.

Mrs. Geo. b. CalIen is visiting the
family of Mr.. E. 7. Parks.
Messrs. j. Lee Justis and j. Harry
Rev are in Baltimore this week.
Our sportsmen seem to be troubling
the cartridges and rabbits for the
last few days.
Master Franklin Colona was the
winner of the horse "Mock Orange
"a I'D off here last Thursday.
Mr.. F. J. Barnes arrived home thi'
week, after spending the summer il
the potato business, in New York.
Real estate seems to be on a boon
here. 1t is reported that a block o
20 lots has been bought by two Ell
terprising citizens Of our town for in
vestment purposes.
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First Annual Convention OF Oyster
men of Virginia.

l hereby issue call for conven-
ton Of the Oyster League OF Virgin
Ia. According to the constitution
each branch league is entitled to
three delegates, rhe Executive Com
mlttee J The general convention wi
meet on Thanksgiving Day, Novem
Der Goth. The secret sessions will of
held at 10 a. IN. and 2 p. IN. At G3'
d IN. there will be mass meeting o.
oystermen in the Union Baptis'
Church addressed by promiaen
speakers. We also Invite delegAte'
from all the organizations of Oyster
men in Virginia. We have secured
special rates for delegates at TIT
| hotels. =,
r. l.. Marshall.
Attest. General President.
Thomas =. Davis,
General Secretary.
Virpinia papers please copy.
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Meeting of all Local Divisions.

Pursuant to action of the Board OF
Directors, all local divisions OF the
Eastern Shore of Va. Produce Ex-
change will meet at their respective
points on Saturday, November 28th'
at 3 o'clock p. IN to receive their an
nual dividend, and hear reports from
their general director.
Al. McMath, secretary.
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Fruits OF License.

We still continue to reap the fruit
OF granting liquor license in our once
quiet town. On almost every Satur-
day afternoon crowd collects from
various quarters and after filling
themselves with the Ubiquitous fluid,
proceed to make the town blue with
their blasphemies and unsafe with
their carousals.
On one Saturday, ladies who were
vuietly attending to their stores had
to close up and leave the center OF
the town. On last Saturday the
carousing grew so furious and alarm
ing and reached so far out OF town,
that ladies living out on farms, where
the men had not yet reached home,
had to flee from their homes and ask
protection among their neighbors
who were more remote. How is II
that licensed liquor stirs up more
confusion and iniquity than thai
sold without licenseH So many say
more liquor is drunk where license
are not granted than where they
are. We do not fad it so' and il i
was. it does not produce such out
breaking, disturbing results
How long will helpless women anc
children be at the mercy Of this des
troyer of peace2 Where ale the mel
of backbone who could even now, l
they would, cause this unhallowe
business to be discontinued in on
midst? Will the timid women hav
to come to the front, go before tn
Judge and protest. Would he liste
to themY
Belle Haven.
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The meeting OF the puollc ncn""'
teachers will be held this year 10
Onancock.
PROGRAM
Thursday, November 26ih, 10 to IL
a. m.-Oonferenc OF the reception
committee. Address OF welcome
Response.
80 TO 4:3O p. MISUNDERSTANDING
In rural schools.
/ What can be done in the one
teacher schools2-Miss Margaret Not
tinghap, Finneys school; Miss BERTHE
Sandy. Hopeton school.
Q Grading in two-teacher schools
w. @. Hubbard, Mappsville school
3. Grading in three-teacher schools
Mics Mamie Parsons, Atlantic grad
ed school.
A. Correlation OF the lower and
high schools-G g Joynes, Supt. oil
schools.
The promotion Of puplls-Miss Mar
garet Stewart, Modesto%n school.
Disciplining q school-Miss Lola
Wescott, New Church school.
Industrial work 10 rural graded
scbools-Miss Jeanette Wheaton
Chincoteague graded school.
The educational situation In Viz
ginia-Address by President j. l.
Jarman, Farmvile Normal School,
7:3O %. m.-Addresses by Hon Har
~ St G. Tucker, agent for Southern
Education Board, and Hon. Jos. W
Soutball. State Supt. OF Public In
structlon.
Friday, November eth, . to II an
Topic:-The textbook question.
/. History-W. w. Bryan, Green
backville graded school.
2. Geographical. l.. Burger Fur
colleague high school.
8. Arithmetic-Geo G. Bundicl
! Parksley high school.
4 Readers Emma l.. heaC
Horntown school, and Miss Mani
Fo.que, Onanco ck high school
8. Grammar-Geo. w. GILLESPIE
ChIncoteague graded school.
6. Appointment Of committee o
textbook recommendation.
8 General Topics.
The duty OF the teacher to tt
+ community-W. s. b. Bond, Tangi
graded school.
School evils 1. lrregularity
pupils-Miss Susie LeOato, Haroo
ton school; Q. Faults OF character
IS Mrs. G. W. Stockley, Wachapreag'
g graded school.
Consolidation-E. Sydenstricke
? Onancock high school.
Teaching as a professionally. a.
Strang, Cashville graded school.
Reports of committees on gradil
i and textbooks.
J. Election OF officers.
1880 o. m.-Address by DR.. W
% Currell, Washington and Lee Ur
D. versity, Education and the High
Life"
Address by Prof. Thomas FL
~ Hugh, University of Virginia, 1T
- Faith of the Teacher"
Teachers attending the Associate
z will report to W. s.. Holland, w
to Hotel, chairman Of the receipt
TO committee.
Edgar Sydenstricker,
John d. Grant. Jr., President
\. Secretary.
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For SALE-Berksbir shoats and
nios. As winter is coming no reason
able offer will be refused. Berkshires
must go. Only choice breeding stock
offered. Should you wish to see my
stock notify me and will meet you al
Parksley station.
Alfred P. White, Jr.,
near Parksley, Va.
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To The Merchants.

Christmas is coming. We have tue
goods; 80 send US your orders. Our
famous brand of CLIMAX" flour pro-
duces the bread that creates tine
smile that won't come come OIL
Our "S. K. c." package coffee is the
drink that all true Democrats are &c
fond OF drinking.
Snow, Knox & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE-A lighter. bottom copper
painted, capacity 70 to lOo 6usheIs OF
oysters, drittsd away from Mr.. FRANK
Middleton's landing, near head OF
Metompkin bay, during storm In DC,
tober Suitable reward will be paid
for information concerning the boat.
w. T. Parks OF E.
Parksley, Va.
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Notice..

We will pay 10 cents per pound Tor
all turkey hens, IA cents for young
gobblers, and 10 cents for Old Toms,
we can buy. Wen take them until
Monday Esd in goods and at one cent
per pound less in cash.
d. H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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New goods are displayed this week
at Duncan's, in watches, clocKs,
ieweIry, silverware, cut glass, &c
This store is the largest and best APP
pointed jewelry store this side OF the
city of Wilmington, Del, having IN
stock more goods and OF best quality
and design.
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We propose to retire from the
Marble business and are Offering al
stock on hand at a bargain. Ii IN
need of monument or other worS
in our line it will be to your advan
tage to call on US.
Pocomoke Marble Works.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Tuesday, December
1st, on Parker place, uear louisville,
where / now reside. personal proper.
ty. consisting In part OF household
furniture, farming implements, IL
nice shoats, 3 brood sows, 4 cows
nice driving horse, 65 cypress pot ito
bed frames in good repair, l cart
Sale to begin at 10 a. N.
L. o. Watson.
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For SALE-Afne Gray Eagle horse,
7 years old, sound and gentle, VIII
work anywhere. A good farm horse
also very stylish and a fine gentle
mans driving horse. Color gray.
Edward Ayres,
Accomac, Va.
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Jane H. GUSTS,
Alice E. GUSTS.

WANrEp-By the Germania Life
Insurance Company, Of New York. a
district agent for Accomao and vicln'
itv. Liberal contract. Previous ex'
nerience in Insurance not necessary
Apply with references to
James W. Graves, Manager,
Box 1873, Richmond, Va.
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We have a large assortment OF FUR
niture on second floor. Plain bargain
facts argue stronger than a page OIL
eloouence. Call and be suited at
Pate g. Mason's.
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Sick headache results from dis
ordered stomach and is quickly cured
by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by All Medicine
Dealers.
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on Tuesday, Novem
Der oath, on the late premises OF
Peter Bailey, deceased, near Maps
burg Station, valuable personal piop-
erty of the decedent, consisting OF
corn, fodder, one horse, one bursaI
colt is months old, hogs, potato bed
frames, farming implements, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c. Sale
to commence at 10 III. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
s. James burlington.
Administrator.
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Eor1cE-All persons having claims
against the estate of Mrs. Margaret
F Mapp, deceased, will please pre-
cent the same to me at once.
L. Floyd Mock,
Executor.
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WANTED-First-cla holly. Cores
nondence desired with expert Holly
hackers with view to purchasing
their entire pack.
1. e.. Gladstone g. Nicholson,
Exmore, Va.
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Newness OF styles and range OF Sc
lection In our fall style hats are
guaranteed.
Pate & Mason.
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Inst received another invoice OF
ladies, misses and children's jackets
in the newest styles and colors at
Pate g. Mason's.
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We have just received car OF
Florida Shingles, car of terra Gotta
mining. car Of American steel wire
fence and full supply of coal, bricks,
lime, sc.
J. w. Rogers s. Bros.
Onley, Va.
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Pate u Mason.

Write to us for estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr. d.. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders FOL
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice & Lumber 90
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We will pay 10 cents cash or l2f
cents in trade for turkeys brought US
Monday morning, Nov. 49,
B. s. Ashby & Go.
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For sALE-I have $50 bushels OF
corn AID IS hogs for sale at CEDAR
Hall Wharf, Md, in quantities 10
suit purchasers at market prices.
W. E. Waddy Jr.,
Pocomoke, Md.
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j. l.. BYRD.

The parksley division OF the Pro-
duce Exchange will meet Saturday,
November Dist, to consider recon-
mendations to be made at the stock
holders meeting at Eastville in re-
gard to salaries OF officers and
abolishing the Office OF local inspec-
tors. Full attendance requested.
Jno. K. Rev.
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Ladies' dress goods and trimmings,
new invoice just opened. Beadquar-
tiers for dependable merchandise
Pate & Mason.
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Jordan Bill to be Taken up Tuesday.
A telegram las been received from
Mr.. B. Il. Gunter: THAT the commit
tee will take up Jordan Bill next
Tuesday afternoon, November Gath "
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A meeting of Days division OF the
Produce Exchange will be held Sat-
urday, November 2Sth, 1903, at 2 p.
NJ, In the public schoolhouse at Oak
Hall.