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In Memoriam.

In loving remem brance, of Sydney
8. James, who departed this life
September 21st 1908.
| Obi how we miss thee, none can tell,
We miss thy voice we loved so well,
We miss thy footstep in the hall,
And that sweet face beloved by all.
Wherever we go, wherever we be,
We're waiting and looking dear boy
for thee
Obi can it be true that one so bright,
Has hidden as all final good-nightf
Goodnight, goodnight, o darling
boy,
You were your mothers pride and
joy,
Beloved by all who saw that face,
And that sweet smile OF love and
grace.
When 1 beheld thee for the last time,
And shook that hand you held in
mine,
You asked me to come back some
day,
And now I've come, you're far
away.
So far away and yet 80 near,
We feel thy presence everywhere,
Morning, night or evening tide,
We feel thy presence at our side.
Farewell, farewell, our own true love,
Well meet some day in Heaven
above,
Where all is so happy, joyful and
bright,
For only while, good night,
goodnight.
BY friend,
8. e. w.
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Deaths.

Mr.. Charles Parkes, OF j., one OF
the worthiest and most highly re-
spected citizens of the county, died
Wednesday, at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Thos. w. Killman,
near Guilford, aged n years. a neigh
Dor, who knew him well, pays him
the following tribute: He was man
Of high standing in the community
In which he lived and noted for his
hon 0sty and fair dealings with all
his neighbors. He was one OF the
oldest members OF the Gullford Meth
odist Church, loved his church, and
his heart was always open and his
purse ever ready to help in every
good cause. An aged wife, three sons,
Messrs. 8. O., w. J. and G.. E. Parkes,
and three daughters, Mrs. j. #. Wes-
sells, Mrs. T. W. Killman and Mrs.
O. l.. Bunting survive.
Mrs. Elizabeth s. Fletcher, reIict
OF the late Thos. r. Fletcher, died
Monday at her home near Bloxom.
aged rs years. She was highly es-
teemed lady and had long been
consistent member of the Guilford
Methodist Church. One son, Mr..
Littleton Fletcher, OF Boston,
and two daughters, Mrs. Elisheana
O'Mira, Of Baltimore, and Mrs. Geo.
W Goodwin, Of Wilmington, survive
her.
The death OF Mrs. Lois Porter,
OF Rev. John W. Hundley,
who served so acceptably as pastor
many of the churches in Accomac a
few years ago, is reported In the
Richmond Dispatch Of Saturday last.
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ChlncOteague.

The late storm has cut an inlet, q
miles below Ocean City, 300 feet wide
and several feet deep.
Mr.. Ira Reed and Miss Axle Hols
ton were married on the 10th inst.
Rev. T. @. Davis officiating.
Major Kelly, surfman at Popef
Island, has asked for transfer from
that Station to Wallops Island.
Mr.. B. F. Collins has sold his house
and oyster shocking building to Mr..
Thomas p. Selby for the sum OF
$1,375.
The mail, from this place to
Wishart Point and return, is now be-
ing taken on large electric yacht of
Capt. Bell, of Girdletree, Md.
Schooner Moffitt arrived this week
from New York with cargo OF bricks
and took the first cargo of oysters
from this place, this season, to Nor
folk.
The yacht, Athne, bound from New
York to Florida, went ashore in
Toms Cove this week, and was float
ed by Capt. Jos. M. Feddeman and
crew of Life Saving Service.
Mr.. Geo. A. Payne. OF Baltimore, is
here on a business trip; Mr.. West
Gilmon, of Seaford, Del, is the guest
of Mr.. Geo. R. Coleburn; Mrs. La ura
Martin, Of Onancock, Is visiting at
home of Rev. G. w. Kiracofe.
Mr.. Daniel Bishop, wife and child
rem, who left here in August for
Southern California, returned to
their old home at this place this
week and will be contented to remain
gre in the future. They did not,
get rick quick" as they expected, in
California and were glad to get back.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: j. o. Haskins, W. G. Edmonds
Geo. Baluson, E. E. Murray, Fl. O.
Qnintan, @. E. Byrd, d. g. Fluhar-
ty, Geo. A. Payne, Baltimore; ]. A.
Mechad, Philadelphia; R. F. Powell
Sydney A. Bowen, Wilmington; L. L.
Derickson, Berlin; @. 6. Prettyman,
Milford; W. NJ. Somers, Crisfield; E.
Pocomoke City;R. F. Hall,
New York; l. Landlord, Franktown;
Thos. Milliner, 8. 8. Nulliner w. @.
Fox, s. s. Matthews, Jas P. Mears,
Accomac.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Keller.

Mrs. Frank Stockley and Mrs
Louisa Harmon are in Baltimore thi,
week sightseeing and shopping.
Mr.. Douglas Beasley, our local
painter, is identifying the home Of
Mr.. George Tom Mears with a coat
of paint.
Mr.. Edward T. Edmonds Is further
improving his valuable farm proper.
ty near here by wire fencing and new
outbuildings.
House builders are in great Ge-
mand in this section. Any master
mechanic desiring immediate en-
ployment, by the day or contract,
should communicate at once with the
postmaster here.
Mrs. Levin J. Hyslup and Mrs.
George T. Hyslup and children are
in Norfolk attending the annual
meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, now in session at
Epworth Church.
Miss Lola Wescott, daughter of
Hon. 7. T. Wescott. Is at home this
week, her school at New Church
having been temporarily closed
owing to the prevalence of scarlet
fever in that section.
Miss Jennie Sturgis, daughter of
Mrs. John Cooper, formerly Of this
neighborhood, but now a resident of
Norfolk, was married in that city on
Wednesday to well to-do business
man. Her friends here unite in wish
ing her all happiness.
The recent rush of sweet potatoes
to market from this point has made
necessary the increase of our local
Exchange force. Mr.. John Gaskins,
of GraDgeville, has been called in to
assist Mr.. Berkeley B. Mears, agent.
Mr.. Gaskins is good man for the
place. The Exchange is growing
daily here.
Mr.. Herman Snellings, aged 10
years, an employee of the Southern
Pine Timber Company, while load
ing timber on cars here on Monday
was caught beneath falling log and
almost instantly killed. Tho com.
parative stranger in our midst, Mr..
Suellings was well thought of and
his sad death is deeply deplored. His
remains were taken to his home near
Fredericksburg for int erment by his
brother on Tuesday.
The Richmond Horse Show is over,
put our bachelor farmer, Mr.. Doug
as W. Trower, (familiarly known
among his friends as "Bunk"), is
till missing. A rumor has gained |
currency that wealthy society belle
u the Hill city has succeeded where
'ur home girls have (sad to relate) so
ar failed, and that the willy Bunk"
will not return alone. His advent is
,eing looked for with deep interest,
md if the rum or proves to be we'll
ounded every flint lock in the neigh
will be called into requisi-
ion to give him proper welcome.
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Onley.

MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin, of Abe rdeen,
Nd, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Baldwin, of this place last week.
The revival meeting at our Metho-
dist Church, discontinued on account
of inclement weather for several
days, was resumed on Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Stevenson,
after spending several days with the
BRIDES parents at this place, left for
their home at Cape Charles on
Saturday.
Miss Mamie McMath, whose school
at New Church was closed by the
Superintendent on account Of the
prevalence of scarlet fever at that
place, arrived home last Saturday to
remain until school opens again.
The Onley Rosebud Society will
have an entertainment In their Town
Hall, Wednesday evening, October
Goth, at 7;90 o'clock. Refreshments
and other features OF interest after
entertainment. Admission free.
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Personals.

Mrs. Mary 8. Corbin and son,
Charlie, left Tuesday for their future
home In Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. Harry b. Coleburn and Master
Byron Ooleburn spent this week In
Norfolk, visiting friends In that city.
Our townsman, Mr. G.Welly Ooard
has been employed to do all the
Government work needed at tie sta
tions In the 9Th Life Saving District
at price satisfactory to him.
Rev. Walter Rhodes will preach
his farewell sermon at Chincoteague
Church, SundAy morning, October
25th. HOMETOWN and Atlantic Com
munities are cordially invited to be
present.
DR.. Chas. B. Campbell, wife and
child, OF Washington, for several
days of late, have been the guests Of
tuo ldnlly VI hI. hODbs II. Oiuudn.
DR.. Campbell returned home on
Wednesday.
Rev. l.. r right,representing the
Religious Herald, filed the pulpit OF
the Drummondtown Baptist Church
worry acceptably on Sunday morn.
ing. The sermon was a very fine one
and greatly enjoyed by the entire
audience.
Elder j. Manning Dunaway, form
er pastor of Drummondtown Baptist
Church, has accepted call to Bap-
tist Church at Emporia, one OF the
best In the State. In accepting this
he had to decline calls to five other
churches. He arrived at his new
home on last Saturday and preached
his first sermon on Sunday.
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The Accomac Educational Association.

The annual meeting OF the teach
ers OF Accomac county will be held on
Thursday and Friday, November 26
and 81, 1908, In accordance with the
usual custom. Owing to unavoidable
circumstances the place OF meeting
has not been definitely decided upon,
but due notice will be given In time
through the columns of the county
papers. The programme will be
printed during the following week,
and copies sent to all OF the teachers.
In this connection, we wish to request
the teachers to let the president know
OF any especial topic that may prove
OF interest and Importance for dis.
cussion not later than the 9th OF
October. so that he can bring it up
before the programme committee for
approval.
1t has been decided to hold In con-
nection with the meeting an educa.
tional exhibit, which shall consist OF
samples OF the work of the pupils In
every school In the county. Maps,
drawings, compositions, illustrations
OF the various methods employed In
the different branches, outlines of
the graded work In every school, pic
lures and plans Of school-houses, in
short anything, be 1t instructive or
amusing, that may prove OF educa-
tional interest will be received and
arranged In an exhibit room at the
place OF meeting. Such an exhibit,it
is believed, will add greatly to the in
terest Of the meeting, and every
teacher is urged to bring something
80 that the exhibit may be as repre-
sentative as possible.
The officers OF the Association have
been peculiarly fortunate In securing |
the services Of several experienced |
and distinguished speakers and |
educators, among whom are DR.. w.
8. Currell, professor OF Literature at
Washington and Lee University, Hon.
Harry st. G.. Tucker, Dean OF the
Law School OF the Columbian Uni
versity and agent for the Southern
Education Board, President Jarman
OF the Farmville Normal Institute,
and Professor Fitz Hugh OF the UNI
versity Of Virginia. To even hear
such men, not to speak OF the benefit
to derived from their companionship
and advice, is well worth the time
and trouble OF coming to the meet
ing. It is to be borne In mind, how
ever, that we are not to come to sit
and listen, but that we are to be pre-
pared to give and receive the results
Of each others experience and
thought.
The County School Board has
voted to pay all travelling expenses
Of the teachers In addition to their
regular salary for the days spent at
the meeting. In accordance with the
usual rule, any teacher who does not
attend the meeting will not receive
any salary for the days on which the
meeting is held. A large portion Of
the teachers will be entertained free
Of charge, and there will be reduced
rates for the few who may not be (
able to receive such accommodation.
Edgar Sydenstricker,
John d. Grant, Jr., President.
Secretary.
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Painter.

Supervisor H. L. White was In
town last Wednesday.
Public schools in this section re.
opened Monday with a good attend
ance.
Mrs. A. B. Boone is in Baltimore
this week purchasing her winter
millinery.
Mrs. s. A. Taylor spent few days
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
]. H. Turner.
Miss Inez Merritt, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia for the past
week, we are glad to report, is rapid
" improving.
Mrs. L. N. Boggs and Mrs. @. r.
Waters, of this place, and Misses
Lottie Wise and Lillian Jacobs, Of
Charlottesville, left Tuesday after
noon to attend the district meeting
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society which convened in Norfolk
this week.
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Our dress goods department. is well
stocked with some OF the finest goods
on the Shore and the people say they
are very cheap. 1t might be well to
call and see how cheap they are.
They must be sold. In addition to
the line OF dress goods we carry full
supply OF notions and trimmings.
D. Il. johnson & Son.
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rlany Mothers of a Like Opinion.

Mrs. Pilmer, of Cordova, Iowa, says.
Zone OF my children was subject to
Group of q severe type, and the
giving of Ohamberlain's Cough Rem
edy promptly, always brought relief.
Many mothers in this neighberhood
think the same as I do about this
remedy and want no other kind for
their children For sale by All Med
icine Dealers.
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John d. Grant, Jr.,
Secretary.

We are home again with full line
Of goods more complete than ever
before and at prices made to suit the
buyer. In ready-made clothing we
can suit any size from a three year
old to 46 size. Give us a look before
buying.
D. Il. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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We propose to retire from the
Marble business and are Offering all
stock on hand at a bargain. II In
need OF a monument or other work
In our line 1t will be to your advan-
tage to call on us.
Pocomoke Marble Works.
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN-At the main res
idsnce on the Folly farm on Tuesday.
Nov. 10th, at 10 o'clock, kitchen and
household furniture, refrigerator.
also pony, carriage and harness, cart
and harness, fox terrier and four
hogs, also ladies fur-lined cape.
j. A. Payzant.
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House MovINa-We, the under
signed, offer our services to the pub
lie, being we'll equipped with all NOV
ing appliances for moving houses, &c
with care and at prices remarkably
low for the service rendered. Any
one having work OF this kind would
do we'll to call on or write to us be-
fore contracting elsewhere.
Yours to please,
Hancock & Tyndall.
Oak Hall, Va.
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When visiting our store do not for
get to look at our job shoe counter il
you are looking for low prices. Shoes
at price.
B. 8. Ashby & Co.
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Young & Landlord, proprietors Of
Pocomoke Marble Works, with the
view Of retiring from business are Of
fering their entire stock cheap.
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WANTED-By the Germania Life
Insurance Company, OF New York, a
district agent for Accomac and vicin-
ity. Liberal contract. Previous ex-
perience In insurance not necessary.
Apply with references to
James w. Graves, Manager,
Box 1888, Richmond, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-The personal
property of D. Il. Dennis, deceased,
will be sold at public auction on his
late premises, near Temperanceville,
November 18th, 1908, consisting In
part of household and kitchen furni>
ture. corn, fodder, COWS, hogs, farm
ing implements, several barrels Of
pure apple vinegar and several
swarms Of Italian bees. Sale to be-
gin at 8 q. m. Terms made known on
day Of sale.
Jos. q. Jones, agent.
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We carry full line OF carpets, mat
tings, oil cloths and rugs, some as
large as 9x12 feet.
d. Fl. johnson & Son.
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Gents furnishing goods a speciality,
in fine shirts and collars, gloves and
neckties.
D. II. johnson & Son.
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A full line OF dress goods and trim
mings to suit everybody and prices
low for cash.
B. 8. Ashby & Co.
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L. Floyd Mock.

For SALE-A good sound 8 year
old horse, perfectly gentle in every
respect, good buggy horse, a fine
all round horse for any purpose, will
work anywhere, color black; also
good Sayers & Scoville buggy with
harness and all complete.
R. N. Hartness,
Accomac Q. H., Va.
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For SALE-Several large shoats
and one good COW, Alderney stock
for service, Berkshire boar for one
dollar or the choice pig.
John W. Coard,
near Accomac O. H., Va.
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Millinery.

l have just arrived home from the
city with full line of millinery and
extend to all cordial invitation to
call and see the excellent stock and
latest styles. Thanking my patron,
for past favors, remain,
Yours truly,
Mrs. N. j: Lang,
Accomac @. H., Va.
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NoTIcE-Owing to my sad misfor.
tune by the loss of my home aud all
around it, am compelled to ask all
persons indebted to me, to try and
pay me every dollar they can at once.
W. 8. Mock,
Hallwood, Va.
Oofnhor 10 1Q0Q
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We have just gotten In car loads
of pipe for we'll tubing.
T. 8. Hopkins & Co.,
Tasley, Va.
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The shelves of the Pocomoke 10
cent store are being filled with new
fall goods. Call and see them.
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NOTICE. will sell at public auc-
tiop, In front Of the Atlantic Hotel,
October 18th, 1903, at o'clock p. M,
Steamer Globe, S3 feet long, s feet
beam, draft feet, Globe engine, 10
horse power, with the privilege to
the purchaser Of buying the D. g..
mail route from Bloomtown to Chin
colleague. Dissolution Of partnership
causes the sale. Terms cash or bank
able note.
Patar Qillaanis II
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PUBLIC AUCTION will sell at my
farm, near Beaver Dam, Nd, to the
highest bidder on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 2Sth, a part Of my personal prop
erty consisting In part as follows:
one horse, two COWS, fifteen stacks Of
fodder, household and kitchen furni.
ture, farming implements, &c.
Thomas II. Slocomb.
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NoTIoE-An Alderney cow came to
my premises October 18th, 1908 Own
er will please come, pay charges, and
get her.
Chas. A. Silverthorp,
Silva, Va.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other.
wise trespassing on the Davis farm,
near Wachapreague, or Poplar Grove,
near Harborton, under penalty of a
prosecution to the full extent OF the
law.
7, Elovd Nook
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WANTED-A working man to take
charge of and look after farm near
Eastville. Good wages paid to right
man.
Robinson Nottingham, Sr..
Eastville, Va.
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We have just gotten In Q cars Of
all to be sold cheap,
D. II. johnson & Son.
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REwARD-One hundred dollars
$1,000 will be paid for further in-
formation as to the party or parties,
who murdered John 81. Hughes,
while in a boat In the main creek,
near Great Gut, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 22nd, at 2:l5 p. m. ALI CORES
pondence will be confidential.
VIM. Walsh,
Mappsyille. Va.
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn all per-
sons from cunning on my land or
crossing 1t under penalty OF a prose.
cution to the full extent OF law.
John II. Arbuckle.
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We now have a full line Of Art
squares and rugs cheap.
b. b. Ashhy & Co.
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For SALE-A large upright ma
hogany case piano-flne make-al-
most new. Price $3.50
Miss Sallie T. Parramore,
Accomac O. H., Va.
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Cheap shoes are our hobby. W.
have them at the old prices.
D. Fl. johnson g. Son.
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For SALK-Fifty barrels OF Wine
sap apples, ready for delivery after
first killing frost, 50 per barrel; one
setter dog, bitch, 2 pups, fine bred
English stock, SO to $50 each.
Jos. 8 Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at my home on Wednes-
day, the 28th day Of October, 1908, ALI
my household and kitchen furniture;
also on same day at my store lot OF
antique and other furniture. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock.
Geo. W. Parker,
Onancock, Va.
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To all my friends and customers-I
have just arrived from the city with
a full and complete line of millinery
goods. Please call and see my stock
as l think l can suit you both in
price and quality. Also have a very
stylish experienced milliner. Thank.
ing you for past favors, remain as
ever, Your friend,
Mrs. T. A. German,
Hallwood, Va.
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We now have the largest stock that
We have ever shown at our place.
b. 8. Ashby Il Co.
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We carry the finest line of under
wear on the Shore in all sizes from
baby to giant.
D. II, johnson & Son.
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For SALE-About two thousand
lbs. Of nice country side bacon. APP
ply to
7. B. Hope,
Modestown, Va.
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For ladies and children's fine city
made shoes come to
d. e. johnson & Son,
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Peter j. Gillespie, Jr.,

For RENT-Hotel property with
livery, ETC., lately purchased at auc-
ton, now occupied by Mrs. NJ. V.
West, situated at New Church, Va.
Possession to be given January 1,
1904. Will rent for one or term of
years. Price reasonable to right par
ties. For further information apply
to
]. E. johnson,
New Church, Va.
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For RENT-For 1904 my farm near
Woodbury., now occupied by John
O. Parks.
WIN. T. Wright,
Accomac @. r., Va.
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NoTIoE-On account Of my declin-
ing health, there will be change in
my business first of the year, 1904,
and most respectfully request those
owing the firm Of E. 7. Parks & Go.
open accounts, to settle the same
either by cash or note that time. We
have large stock OF building ma
terial, paints, hardware. stoves, &c +,
on hand, all of which are offered at
cheap prices.
Verv reapectfully.
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For RENT-For 1904, Read farm
near Onley, one Of the best trucking
farms In the county. Occupied at
present by Harrison.
A. G. Kelly,
Onancock.
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ACoOMAo COURT HOUSE. VA.

JOHN W. RDNoSps. Editor and Owner.
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Very respectfully,
E. T. Parks.
Parksley, Va, Oct. 20, 1908.