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Bea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The prettlest marriage seen In this
section for long time was celebrat-
ed at Oak Grove NJ. E. Church,
South, at $3.50 Thursday evening last
ia the union OF Mr.. George Allan
Beauchamp and Miss Julia Fsunt-
leroy Crowder. The church had
been artistically decorated with
evergreens. Before the entrance OF
the bridal party, Miss Mamie Belote,
the sweet singer OF the Eastern
Shore, sang a beautiful selection.
The wedding marches were rendered
by Mrs. g. Thomas Stockley. Miss
Bessie Crowder, sister OF the bride,
was maid OF honor; Mr.. Mccormick,
OF Alabama, best man; Miss Flora
Upshur, niece OF the bride. flower
girl; the ushers being Mr.. Thomas
Sheldon, OF Norfolk, Messrs. John E.
Nottingham, Jr. and Samuel Tank
ard. OF Franktown, and Mr.. Chaun"
cey Leatherbury, OF Onancock. The
impressive ceremony WAS performed
by the brides father, Rev. VIVA. R.
Crowder, pastor OF the Keller Cir
cult, NJ. E. Church, South. After
the ceremony, the bridal party and
few friends were entertained at an
elegant banquet given by the brides
parents.
The fortunate groom IL from Mont
gonery, Alabama, and stands high
in business, social and masonic cir
Giles The bride is a young lady OF
rare beauty and charming personali-
ty. She has always been q great
society favorite and has host OF
friends in the two counties whose
good wishes follow her to her far
Southern home. x.
Keller, Va, Jan. 16, 1908.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES


Mr.. Stewart K. Powell left Wednes
day for Richmond.
Mr.. l. w. Bagwell, who has been
quite sick with the grips out again.
Mrs. Susan Belote and grandson,
Master Willie Belote, are now quite
sick.
Mr.. Charles NAPLES, OF Baltimore,
is stopping with his brother, Mr..
John 8. NAPLES
Miss Elizabeth B. Wise left by
steamer Pocomoks Wednesday for a
two weeks trip to Baltimore.
Miss Hortense KellAm gave an ele-
CANT supper at her home on johnson
Avenue Saturday night last to few
friends.
Superintendent of Schools for Ac-
comack, Prof. G.. G.. Joynes, left Sat
urday for Richmond to attend the
conference OF superintendents Of
the State.
Captain and Mrs. John p L. Hop.
kins celebrated the crystal anniver.
sary of their marriage on Tuesday
night at their beautiful home on
Market Street by giving terrapin
supper to a few friends.
Mr.. Alfred j. McMath, secretary
OF the Eastern Shore of Virginia Pro
duce Exchange, gave delightful sup
per at his residence, near Onley, on
Monday evening to soma friends.
Several were invited from Onsncock
and report an enjoyable evening.
In spite OF the fact, that nearly
every Sunday night since Rev. Peter
Henderlite commenced to hold SER
vices at the Presbyterian Church
has been cloudy and rainy, he comes
over and holds services. His congre-
cations are more than pleased with
their new pastor.
The stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bauk, met on Tuesday and
elected the following directors: J. P.
L. Hopkins, F. I. Boggs, R. L. Hop
kins, ]. T. Fiuney, J. K Hickman,
J. W. Kellam, II. F. Powell, H. b.
Wilcox, A. G.. Kelly, F. D. Parkes
and 8. F. Rogers The directors
elected the following officers: J. P. L.
Hopkins, president; F. T. Boggs,
vice-president; O. L. Parker, cashier,
and @. B. Nottingham, teller.
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A Rare ~ us1eal Treat.

1t is a pleasure to announce that
on February 4th and 5th, Mrs. Pleas
ants, (nee Miss Gay Ragland, Of
Richmond). will be at the Y. NJ e. A.
Hall OF E4stvllle, accompanied by
three well.known musical artists and
a skilled pianist. This will be a rare
chance to hear some of the best
music In the State and no one should
allow the opportunity to escape.
This concert is being arranged by
Mrs. Z. F. Nottingham and other
ladies of the E.stville Baptist
Church at big cos tower $1OO-and
it is to be hoped hat it will be liber-
ally patronized. Eastville is regu-
lar stop for the night train on the N.
Y. P. & N. r. r.
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Cape Charles.

A circulating book club has been
organized ia this town.
Mrs. T. 81. Kellsm and son are suf-
fering from an attack OF la grippe.
Mr. @. G.. Smithers has returned
from Washington, where he has been
on business.
The management Of the Peninsula
Telephone Company has been trans
ferred here. Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher
has been elected general manager.
Mr.. ]. G. Rogers, superintendent
OF the N. Y, P. & N. R R., attended
the session OF the Virginia Car Ser
vice Association, at Richmond, this
week.
According to the Richmond Dis.
patch, the President will send the
name of Mr.. G. A. Mckinney to the
Senate for confirmation as postmaster
here, to succeed himself. Mr.. Nc
Kinney is recommended by the vir
ginia organization.
The N. Y, P. B N. R. R, barge
No. 8 in tow Of tug Norfolk" en-
route from Norfolk to Cape Charles,
while crossing the middle Ground"
on the 18th inst, lost two cars over
board laden with lumber, and an
other car was wrecked on the barge
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White-Warner.

Mr.. Harry Blackstone White, OF
Baltimore, formerly Of Accomac, and
Miss Frances Crowther Warner, were
married on the 14th, at the residence
of the brides mother, 1907 West
Fayette street, In the presence OF
number OF relatives and friends, Rev.
Vim. Colt, OF ST. Luke Protestant
Episcopal Church, officiating. The
bride was given away by her cousin,
MIR. Henry Crowther, Of New York,
Miss Margaret E. Ward acting as
maid of honor.
The bride was beautifully attired
in a handsome made travelling gown
with foliage hat and carried brides
roses; the maid of honor in a
dark blue crepe de-chien with white
MORE hat and gloves. The groom
was attended by his best man, Mr..
John Holtz
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. White amidst showers
OF congratulations and rice left for
an extended Northern tour to Phila-
delphia, Atlantic City and New York.
Upon their return they will reside at
1907 West Fayette st., Baltimore,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. White were the re-
cipients of numerous, handsome and
costly presents. W. F. W.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Whereas. God in His wisdom and
goodness has seen fit to take Annie
E. Barnes from our midst and from
the bosom OF loving family and the
community in which she lived, and
whereas, the officers aud scholars Of
Leemont NJ. P. Sunday School held
her in high esteem and whereas,
while we humbly bow to the will of
our Heavenly Father, nevertheless
we keenly feel the loss we have sus-
tanned in the death OF our beloved
scholar and friend, therefore be it
resolved:
That we. the officers and scholars
of Leemont NJ. z. Sunday School,ex
press our sincere grief at her death,
and extend to the bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy and trust that
God in His infinite love will be their
comforter in this time OF affection.
That these resolutions be placed
upon the records OF the Sunday
School, published in the Enterprise
and a copy sent to the family.
Leemont M. P. 8 8.
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In emorfam .

In loving remembrance OF our dear
mother, Mrs. A. @. VESSELS, who
departed from this world January
9th, 1903, aged 80 years, 9 months
and 25 days.
She connected herself with the
Methodist church In her early life,
and was a widow of Thomas VESSELS
and is survived by two sons, James
T. Vessels, Oliver F. Vessels, and
three daughters, Mrs. Aaron Marshall,
Mrs. Robert Young and Mrs. A. b.
Parks.
She was loving mother, and q
true christian and was loved and re-
spected by all who knew her.
Good bye dear mother, you have left
us,
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But tits God that has bereft us,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Our hearts are near to break,
For the voice we shall not hear,
For the clinging arms around our
neck,
And the foot steps drawing near.
TITS a weary world at best,
This world that she will not know.
Would we waken her out of such rest,
For its joy and strife? Oh no.
We hope by faith aud prayers to rise,
To that bright world beyond the
skies,
And with you in pure robes of white.
To praise our God both day and
night.
By her children.
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Omcers aud Directors EIec,ed

The following officers and directors
were elected at the meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Parksley Nation
al Bank, at their office at Parksley on
last Tuesday:
Ofisers-L L. Dirickson. Jr., pres
idsnt; Jas. A. Hall, John W. Chand~
Ter, vice-presidents.
Directors-L. L. Diriekson, Jr.,
John 8. Parsons, J. W. Chandler,
Edward Il. Conquest, H. Thomas
Mason, Jas. A. Hal, VIM. l.. Mock
DR.. John H. Ayres, John H. Hopkins,
Smith X. Martin, DR.. Fletcher Drum
mond.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Anne 8. Bull, a most estima-
BILE lady. a native OF Accomac, relict
OF Frank Bull, deceased, died Sun
day at the home of her daughter,
Mrs J Frank East, Norfolk, after a
short illness, IN the Goth year Of her
age. Funeral Monday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. DR.. Baxton, OF
the Church of Christ (Disciples.) In
terment In Elmwood cemetery, Nor
folk. She is survived by a son, Mr..
JEFF Bull, OF Northampton, and two
daughters, Mrs. ] Frank East and
Miss Alice Bull, Norfolk.
Mr.. John T. bayfield,, a worthy
and highly respected citizen, former
ly of this county, died Monday in
the city of Richmond, OF paralysis,
aged about 70 years. His remains
were brought home for interment by
rail on Tuesday night and after
funeral service at Andrew Chapel, Of
which he had been life long mem.
Der, on Wednesday laid to rest in
the Onancock cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, three
sons, John and William Rayfield, Of
Newport News, Tully Rayfield, of
KIondike, and two daughters, Mrs.
Jos. Byrd and Mrs. s. G. Tilgman,
of Richmond.
Mrs Elizabeth w. r. Davis, widow
of Shalmanezer Davis, died Sunday
night at her home, 926 West North
avenue. She was born in Aceomac
county, Virginia, in 1917 and had
lived In Baltimore since ,ov1. She
was a member OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Messiah. Gay
and Fayette streets. Three daugh
ters and two SONS survive her. They
are Mrs. Mary J. Boehme and Mrs.
George W. Orem, OF Baltimore; Mrs.
]. J. Royston,of Richmond, Va; Mr.
William Z. Davis and Mrs. Cortez d.
Davis, of Baltimore. Interment in
Mount Olivet Oemetery.-Baltimore
Sun, 18Th.
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Mr.. Eddie Northam is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. T. r. Taylor, of the Life Saw
ing Service, visited us OF last Mon
day.
The interior of Hotel Fox is being
beautifisd by Painter Gilmore at this
time.
Mr. aud Mrs. L ]. Savage enter
tanned party of their friends at
their homs one evening this week.
Mrs. Cordle d Savage is in attend
ance at the bedside of her sick
mother, Mrs. Susan Beloate, this
week.
A pleasant eveAing was spent at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Bull
by a numbsr OF their frieuds on the
9th inst.
Mr. Jas. B Mears, of Temperance
vile, o. late has been the guest of his
son, Mr.. w. Mears, Of the Western
Union Office here.
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A social will be given by the VS..
and VS.. at the home OF Miss Minnie
Mills, Onancock, Friday, January
Esd, begi inning at p. m. Rscitations
and music will be rendered, after
which ref reshments will be served.
All friends are most cordially invited
to attend. A silver offering at the
door.
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Oscar L. Ewell spent several days
this week at Girdletree,
A. P. Platt, ST., OF Hazleton, Va,
made business trip here last week.
Miss A. May johnson has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richard Bundick spent the
holidays with friends in Philadel-
phia and Camden.
Messrs. Phillips Il Nelson, OF Heb.
ron, Md have purchased some fine
tracts Of timber, near here, at fair
prices and will erect mill on the
premises in the near future.
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Capevine-January II, IS, morn.
ing.
Cape Oh aries City-January IS
night, 10.
Johnson's-January "a, %, morn .
ing.
Belle Haven-January %, p 1926
Oak Gro vs-January 81, Feb, l,
morning.
Pungoteagu e-February /, night,2
Wachapresgue-February 8, night,
Locustville-FsbruAry z, 8,3p. m.
Drummon dtown-February 8, II,
a.. m, 9.
Andrews Chapel February IA, 10,
1890.
Guilford-February Is, p. N, 16
Downings -Febr uary 81, %; a IN.
Pocomoke-February 1913 p. m. ,2S.
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Wattsviile, Va, Jan. 8, 1908

Wattsviile, Va, Jan. 8, 1908.
The Zell Guano Co.
Gents:-I have been using
''Zslls Truck Grower" continuously
the past eight or ten years on Irish
potatoes, which has given me entire
satisfaction. Last year l used it by
the side Of another fertilizer which
cost little more. The potatoes were
better where the "Truck Grow
er" was used. have ordered o tons
from your agent, Mr.. W. L. Mock,
for Irish potatoes for the coming sea-
son and shall use no other. For
sweets shall use tons OF "Tilgh-
mans Fish Mixture" which l haYe
ordered from Mr.. Mock.
Yours, &C.,
w. II. Hickman.
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L. Floyd Mock, Trustee.

Capt. Sommers, Schooner Mary
Emmor, has just arrived at Hunting
Creek from Carolina with cargo OF
shingles and potato bed lumber for
as; also Capt. Justis with cargo OF
corn. We have also received car OF
stove coal, car Of hay and car OF
Florida shingles.
Parksley Coal and Supply Co.
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To The Public.

/ have on hand twelve horses and
mules, also milch COWS and will do
business any way you want to. Will
sell you on time or for cash or will
trade you. Come and see me. Refer
ence, former patrons.
T. b. Mason for s. M. NJ,
Bloxom, Va.
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The firm of Burton, Parker & Co.,
Onsncock, recently burned out, it is
stated, may not be able to recover Of
the insurance companies the face
values Of their policies, because it is
alleged, they failed to keep an in
ventory OF stock and to keep their
books in an iron safe as required by
contract.
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Wattsville, January 5, 1908

The Zell Guano Co.
Gentlemen:-Replying to in
quiries regarding "zells Truck Grow
er,"would say that l have been using
it almost exclusively the past 9 years
on Irish potatoes. Last year l tried
two other kinds Of fertilizers by the
side Of 1t which cost more. The re-
suit was decidedly in favor Of your
goods, as the potatoes we're much
nicer than those grown with the
other goods. 1 have ordered from
your agent, Mr.. w. l.. Mock, tons
for Irish potatoes for the coming
season, also 3 tons OF "Tilghman's
Fish Mixture" from him for sweets.
l shall not buy a pound of any other
goods.
Respectfully,
J. E. Justice.
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Pastor Pounded.

Since Conference, the people OF
Belle Haven and Broadwater have
given me many presents. In Deem
Der, Belle Haven came in force and
pounded me we'll and soon after
Broadwater followed with her spe-
cial gifts. Many thanks to these kind
people.
J. E. Potts,
Pastor.
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Write to us tor estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. a., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice q Lumber 90,
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The next monthly meeting of the
Colcred Teachers Association, OF Ac-
comac, will be held at Belle Haven, on
Saturday, January nth, 10 a. m. 1t
is hoped that all the teachers of the
association will be present. Come
prepared on some subject taught In
the public schools.
Geo. E. Blair, j. D. Uzzle,
Chairman. Secretary.
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Goods at Auoties.

The undersigned trustee of W. @
Coleburn & Son, Aceomac @. H, will
begin Saturday, January Gath. to sell
the goods OF said firm at public aue-
ton and continue the sale every
Saturday thereafter until the entire
stock is disposed Of. The sale will
commence promptly at p. M, each
day.
l.. Flovd Nock. Trustea.
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The law partnership heretofore ex-
listing between us has this day been
disso lived by mutual consent.
Jno. S. Parsons,
Thos. b. Quinby.
January /, 1908.
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WANTED To buy a young, sound,
good driving, lady broke pony.
Tank g. Kellam,
Onancock, Va.
NoTIcE-I offer for sale at cost my
entire stock of goode; also new Nov
city high grade leather top carriage
with rubber tires, worn about Al
months; also year old Bursar colt.
Geo. o. Mock, OF s. W.,
Pungoteague, Va.
For SALE-Jersey Wakefield big
Charleston cabbage plants.
VIM. B. Pitts,
Onancock, Va.
For SALE-Sixty 1907 large English
Berkshire pigs OF the best Berkshire
families. II you want pigs for breed
ers now is your time, a choice lot from
which to cho ose. II you mean busi-
ness correspo ndence pleasure. Shep-
pard pups now ready to ship. Wis.,
tors welcomed. Address
Alfred P. White, Jr.,
Parksley, Va.
NOTICE-The Central Agricultural
Fair will open at Tasley, August 18th,
and continue four days.
Secretary.
For SALE--A boat, buckeye rig
ged, sharp sails, light draft, capacity
400 bushels of oysters. No reasona-
BILE offer will be refused as have no
use for her.
r ]. Corbtn,
Belinda, Va.
WANTED-A skip Jack to carry
from 200 to $50 bushels of oysters,
light draft, for cash. Must be good
boat and in good order. Apply to
j. FL. Stevens,
Wachapreague, Va.
NOTICE. have for sale, cheap, 20
sheep, some OF them very valuable.
G.. @. Bonniwell,
HarbortoD, Va.
STRAYBD-From my premises Sep
TENDER 1902, black cow with crum-
pied horns, with ends sawed off, ear
marks-cropped and slit the right,
underbit the left Information of her
suitably rewarded.
r. ]. Corbin,
Belinda, Va
For SALE-1O0 barrels of corn at
Bowdoin farm in Upshurs Neck.
Apply to
Geo. E. Jones,
Quinby, Va.
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NbW Ou uTCu-Es ~. uiiiipss
Days Siding-S. j. Revell.
Oak Hail.. A. Barnes.
Bloomtown-J. 3. Bunting.
Bloxom-Dr. w. w. Kerns.
Hallwood-John W. Taylor.
Hopeton-A. j. Rev.
PArksley-J. r. Rev.
Tasley-L. J. Nelson.
Onley-Lee r. Phillips.
Mefa-W Fisher Mears.
Keller-L. ]. Hyslup.
Mappsburg- n. A. Wescott.
Exmors-W. L. Elzey.
Nassawaddox--W. K. Thomas.
Wierwood-J. b. Bell.
Birds Nest-J. II. Roberts.
Machipungo-deorge r. Mapp.
EastviIle-R. l.. Ailworth.
Cobbs-Dr. A. Brockenbrough.
Cheriton-W. J. Savage.
Craddockville-J. 8. Bull.
Jamesville-J. o. Somers.
Harborton-W. T. Mason.
Pungoteague-S. 7. Tayl.r.
NanduA-John L. Warren.
OashYi,le-W. T. Rogers.
Onancock-W. 8 Nelson.
Cape Charles-W. P. Wise.
Agents.
New Church-E w. Hutchinson.
Days Siding-J. L Byrd.
Oak Hall-Martin Hall.
Bloomtown-H T. White.
Hallwood-W. w. Trader.
Bloxom-W. L. Bloxom.
Hopeton-W. H. Thorns.
Parksley-O. l.. Ewell.
Greenbush-W. b. Bond.
Tasley-W. T. Nelson.
Onley-W. L. Harper.
Melfa-W. Il. Hatton.
Keller-G. T. Stockley.
Mappsburg-J. H. Turner.
Exmore-F. A. Shield
Nassawaddox-E. @. Tankard.
Wlerwood-G. ]. Fatherly.
Birds Nest-W. H. Dunton.
Machipungo-F. b. Bell.
Eastville-R. Nottingham, Jr.
Cobbs-R d. Stevenson.
Cheriton-W. d. Stoakely.
Bay View -"
Cape Charles-J. F. Pennewell.
Shields Wharf-A. Il. Shield.
Davis Wharf-L. H. Colona.
Concord-O. H. Beach.
Cedar View Wharf-B. L. Mears.
Harborton-S. X. Martin.
Nandua-J. r. Drummond.
Boggs Wharf-W. L. Hope.
Evans Wharf-S. j. Drummond.
Finnsys Wharf-H. R. Boggs.
Ona ncock-S. T. NAPLES.
Mears Wharf-Frank Gray.
Chesconnessex-J. l. Lewis.
Inspectors.
New Church-E. W. Hutchinson.
Days Siding-J. L. Byrd.
Oak Hall-Martin Hall
Bloomtown-H. T. White.
Hallwood-J. F. Landlord.
Bloxom-H. T. White.
Masons-W. w. Bundick.
Parksley-John T. Matthews.
Greenbush-W. B. Bond.
Tasley-George 8. Crockett.
Onley-John 7. Haley.
Mslfa-John Bradford.
Ksller-B. B. Mears.
Mappsburg-A. U. LeCato.
Exmore-F. A. Shield.
Nassawaddox-R d. James.
Wierwood-George Fatherly.
Birds Nest-R l.. Bull.
Machipungo-J. s. Jarvis
Kendall Grove-H. A. James.
Eastville-J. A. Jarvis.
Cobbs-R. D. Stevenson
Cheriton-W. d. Stoakley.
Bay View
Cape Charles
Shields Wharf-A. H. Suield.
Davis Wharf-L. H. Colona.
Concord Wharf-C. q. Beach.
Cedar View-B. 7. Mears.
Nandua Wharf,. A. Guy.
Harborton-C. r. Hutchinson
Evans Wharf-S. j. Drummond.
Finneys Wharf-W.H. Drummont
Onancock-John Edwards.
Mears Wharf-Frank Gray.
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For SALE-100 barrels of corn at
Bowdoin farm in Upshurs Neck.
Apply to
Geo. E. Jones,
Quinby, Va.
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For SALE-Jersey Wakefield big
Charleston cabbage plants.
VIM. B. Pitts,
Onancock, Va.
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NOTICE. offer for sale at cost my
entire stock of goode; also new Nov
city high grade leather top carriage
with rubber tires, worn about At
months; also year old Bursar colt.
Geo. o. Mock, OF s. W.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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NOTICE-The Central Agricultural
Fair will open at Tasley, August 18th,
and continue four days.
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WANTED TO buy a young, sound,
good driving, LADY broke pony.
Tank g. Kellam,
Onancock, Va.
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WANTED-A skip Jack to carry
from 200 to $50 bushels of oysters,
light draft, for cash. Must be good
boat and in good order. Apply to
j. Fl. Stevens,
Wachapreague, Va.
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NOTICE. have for sale, cheap, 20
sheep, some OF them very valuable.
G.. @. Bonniwell,
HarbortoD, Va.
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JOHN W. RDMoEDs, Editor and Owner.
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Hay, Coal, Flour, Bricks, Lime, Lathes,
Shingles, Terra Gotta Piping,
General Merchandise.
FURNITURE.

Furniture Rockerboth Cober Seats and Reed
suitable for Xmas Presents. . .
following 70
bought direct from the klns and sold cheaper than whole sale
will about
cypress superior quality will last
addition also Flows Cultiyators,
Farming Implements Hay Flour Potato
and Stove Coal 2O lbs to the Ton &C.,
Masury Paints We buy for spot csh
sell the lowest margin Of profit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-01
HONOLULU
A CLEAN CITY
ATTORNEY FOR JAPANESE AL
LEGGED PROCURERs SAYS THERE
ARE FEW HERE.

j. w. Cathcart who is defending the
japanese charged in the Federal cohrt
with unlawful Importation of women
says that he has not heard of any Or
ganized gang of Japs banded together
to subscribe funds for the defense Of
such cases, but that the accused Japs
appear to be alone and fuendless.
II think that District Attorney Breck-
ons' kindness of heart is being impos-
ed upon by the Jap who wanted to go
to jail for protection from the gang ="
said Cathcart. He probably only want
ed protection from having to work for
a living and is glad to get free room
and board. If the Japanese have a fund
subscribed for defending cases I have
not seen it yet, and should like to find
1t.
"As matter of fact l do not believe
that there is as much pimp business
here As there is in other seaport towns.
Honolulu has less than San Francisco.
or any other seaport town l know And
the Japs who are in the business have
not the sympathy of their countrymen.
They are friendless and disliked.
The young wife of Hirota, who is
being sent back to Japan, wants to re-
main here. She is better off here than
she will be there"