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Cape Charles.

DIR. q. p. Moore is attending the
Democratic National Convention at
st. Louis.
Mrs. Johu I D,ni,l. who has been
visitiug relatives in Wllllamsoure'
has returned.
Mr.. 8. w. Wilson, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest OF Father Mickle
for the summer.
The young ladies of this city gave
q leap year ball at Parsons Opera
House on Friday evening.
Mrs Ira Carmean and little daugh
ter returned Sunday from st. Louis
where they have been attending the
Exposition.
Misses Carrie and Mildred Fitz
gerald left on Tuesday for st. Louis
where they will visit the Louisians
Purchase Exposition.
Messrs Arthur Taylor, of Texas
and Maldred and Albert Taylor o
Macon, Ga are the guests OF theil
sister, Mrs. Charles H. Savage.
Cape Charles and Pocomoke base
ball teams crossed bats on the loca
diamond on Monday, resulting in
score of % to II in favor of the hone
team.
DR.. and Mrs. E. s. Willard left Fri
day for st. Louis. where the docto
will take a post graduate course II
special studies pertaining to his pro
fession.
Misses Carrie and Nell Melbourne
of Crisfield, who have been visiting
Misses Edith and Ethel Milbourne,o I
Randolph avenue, returned home Oh
Tuesday.
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Grangevilie.

Rev. w. R. Crowder's family is
spending this month on Cedar ls-
land.
Hot and dry faces in this section
have frightened by advanced prices
of round potatoes.
A base ball team is being organ
lied by the neighborhoCd boys and
challenges will soon be in order.
Misses Matte and Annie Clay
Bates, of Onancock, are guests Of
Misses Annie Bird and Florrie Brad
ford, respectively.
The 4th OF July receipts on the
Keller fair grounds were most graft
fyipe-an old fashion fair attend
ance was in evidence.
MIR. Harry A. Mock, of New York
is spending his vacation with MI
parents at Mt. Willis, near Grange
Vile. He took the civil service ex
animation last summer, before &C
cepting a position in New York, AM
passed, receiving high mark, AM
mas been offered a good position
under the u. s. Government, but de
clined and will return to New Yorl
at the end of his vacation. Success
to our model young men.
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Sanford.

All crops are suffering from con>
t1nued dry weather ia this section.
The presiding elder will preach at
Sanford Methodist Church, next
Sunday.
Mrs. LYDIA Bunting, of Chinco-
league, is visiting her friend, Miss
WDkerson, at this place.
A fair will be held at Halls Chapel,
Wednesday, July 27th, beginning at
2 D. In. A good time is expected and
every body is invited to be present
Protracted meeting will begin at
Pocomoke NJ. E. Church, South, July
nth. The pastor, Rev. A. l.. Carson
will be assisted by Rev. J. @. Rosser
The fair held at Sanford NJ. E
Church, South, on the 4th of July
was g grand success. More people
were present than was ever known
on q similar occasion.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, wife of Capt
E. r. Thomas, had a paralytic strok'
while attending services at Pocomok'
Methodist Church on last Sunday
and to the present time has been un
able to spe TX. She is not expected t.
recover.
Mr.. Willie J. Taylor, an uprigh
and honest Christian gentleman
loved and esteemed by all who kne'
him, son of the late Sidney Taylor
died at his home near this place,
typhoid fever, on Saturday, I'd inst
aged % years. Funeral services wer
held over his remains at Pocomok
NJ. E. Church, South, on Sunda,
conducted by Revs. L. NJ. Copelan
and A. L. Carson. His wife, one chic
mother and a sister survive him.
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The County Examinations

The uniform examination, for ap
plicants to teach in the public schools
of Virginia will be held in each coun-
ty and city of Virginia on the follow
ing dates: For white teachers,
Tuesday, July 18th, and Wednesday,
July 18th. For colored teachers,
Thursday, July 14th. and Friday July
18th. Place-The High School build
ing at Onancock for Accomack Coun-
ty.
Examinations shall be held In or
biography, reading, writing, arith-
metic, grammar, geography, history,
physiology, and hygiene, and for
first grade and second grade certiti-
cate, on civil government and theory
and practice of teaching also.
Examinations begin at 8 O'Clock a.
LII each day. Subjects for first day:
Arithmetic, grammar and geography
in the order named. Subjects for the
second day: History, physiology and
hygiene, theory and practice Of teach
ing, spelling. reading and civil gov
erument in the order named. Time
allowed for arithmetic two hours
and a half; for grammar two hours;
for geography one and half hours;
for history one and a half hours; for
physiology and hygiene, one hour;
for spelling, half hour; and for civil
government, one hour.
To obtain first grade certificates
applicants must average s. per cent
and not fall below go per cent. on
any sui ject.
To obtain second grade certificates
applicants must average rs per cent
and not fall below so per cent,on any
subject.
To obtain third grade certificate
applicants must average IS per CEN
and not fall below 40 per cent on any
subject.
All answers must be written legibl,
with pen and ink.
G. g. Joynes
Supt Shoots
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,;s,,.ss.E NEIGHDORHOOD NOTES.
ChincOteague.

- Peaches and melons, the first of the
season, was Tor sale in our muAet
this week.
Capt. Elijah Bell is b lildiug twin
screw gasolene boat, which is to ex'
eel all others here in sp ed
Mr.. Il. w. Brown, son and daugh-
ter, of Ocean City, are here on their
annual visit to spend the warm
weather with us.
Electric yachts, Accomac, Virginia
and Ariel were in our harbor on the
4th, having on board their owners
and friends from Wachapreague'
They enjoyed the day here and we
were delighted to have them with
us.
Mr.. Hugh Rowley was summoned
by telegram to Pittsburgh, ruesdayr
to the bedside OF his sick brother,
Frank Rowley,a native of Girdletree
and we'll known here. He was ior
wears q leading commission mer-
chant of Philadelphia.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: w. H. Miller, Philadelphia
Chas. Wriggir, Frank Swing, Ne"
York; T. w. Brown, daughter and
son, Ocean City; H. A. Scarborough
and wife, Miss Ruth Andrews, Mrs
Maggie Mears and son,J. Il. Johnson
G. b. Tull, Jno. w. Taylor, w. l.
Mock. s. w. Matthews. DIR. L. L
TAYLOR, j. W. Landlord, W. +. Fox
s. W. Warner, b. b. Conquest, anc
wife, d. c. Bunting and wife, h l.
Edmonds, Accomac.
Miss May Rich, of Onancock, Mr.
William Selby, wife and child, o
New York, Chas Burton and daugh
ters and George Burton, of Wacha
preague, and Sam,l. Field, Jr., o
Baltimore, are visiting friends here
Mrs. Archie Jones is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. w. Wsrren, Laurel, Del.
Miss Mollie Rowley is with friends il
Baltimore; Miss Jennie Whealtoa i
home from Fsrmville; Clarence
Wheaton and sister, Mrs. FlorI
Watson, are with their sick father il
Philadelphia
The 4th was pleasant day her
and the races came off as announce
Iu the bateau races, the first priz
$5 90 in the 16 foot class was won b.
G. E Muuford. "a prize, barrel O
beer, by VIM. Collins; in the Is FOO
class the first priz }, $1,000, was wo
by Charles Clark, 2d by john Taylor
in the "A foot class, John Winder, G
Atlantic, beat the bateau of Edwar
Derickson, of North Carolina, an
was awarded the prize. In the cleo
trio yacht race, the Lille, of ChincC
league, the Virginia, Ariel and Alic
Virginia, of Wachapreague, were Ell
tered and the former won. Ia
bateau race for box OF cigars, give
by Picnic Park Club, between Wn
Burch aud John Carpenters, tn
former got the cigars.
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Parksley.

Mr.. Will Causey spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Mr.. Geo. johnson speut q few day'
in town carly this week.
Mrs b. 3. Jones is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Eveline Barnes.
Our people have been enjoying
beach parties for the last two weeks
Mr.. W. T. Hickman, quite sick Tor
several weeks OF late, is now much
better.
Miss Imoge Pusey,of Princess Anne,
is staying with her sister, Mrs. WV
Powell.
Mis- Edith Sanford, Of Stuart Va,
is visiting friends here and In the
vicinity.
DR. George Sledge has returned
from a visit to friends in Norfolk and
Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Francis Colona, of Franklin
City, spent a few days with his SOL
NJ. E. Colona here, this week.
The Misses Broughton, OF Balti
more, have opened the ParksleJ
Hotel, recently vacated by G. Q. Dix
Miss Lena Griffith, who has bser
spending the millinery season in town
has returned to her home at Princess
Anne, Md.
Mr.. Martin l.. Parks and wife, Of
Chester, Pa, have been spending
part of their honeymoon with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus j
Parks near here.
The foundations are laid for .. l.
Ewell's house on Dunno avenue, ID
l.. Lewis house on Bennett st. /
partly raised and one for Miss ELI
Wringer on Ohadbourne st. Is near
ing completion.
Mr.C. G. Dix and family hav
moved TO Portsmouth, Va. Mr.. ID
has connected himself with we
known wholesale house OF that cit
and while the community very niue
regret to lose him and his family q
citizens, they wish him every succef
Ia his adopted home.
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Atlantic.

Mr.. Arthur G. Taylor has returned
home from William and Mary Col
lego.
Mrs. W. E Thornton and children,
of Philadelphia, are visiting rela'
tives and friends at this place.
The M. P. Church Is being I'M
proved by a new ceiling and Is also
to be reprinted.
There will be fair at the M. P.
Church Tuesday, July 10Th. Ice
cream, confectionaries and supper
will be served. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. James 0 ven, of Washington
D. c., arrived at the home OF he
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, las
Saturday. She will spend the sum
mer here to the delight of her man,
friends.
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Shot And Killed His Wife.

Urissie Moore, GO lored, was shot and
instantly killed by her husband, ben
Moore, at her home, near Onancock,
last Monday night. He had threaten
ed to kill her for some time, as dis
closed by the evidence submitted at
the inquest held by Mr.. Geo. F. Par
ker, J. P, acting coroner, on Tues
day, aud on the night previous pro
ceeded to carry his threat into execu'
ton by creeping up to the house
with a gun and discharging its con
tents into her neck while she was al
the table eating her supper.
After killing his wife be also shot
at another girl at window in the up
per part of the house, who hailed
him as he was about to leave tn
house and told him he had murder
ed his wife.
he has not been arrested yet ant
Il ia believed has left the county.
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Onley.

White & Core now occupy their
new store.
Mr.. Dickerson, of Laurel, Del, has
been appointed night operator at our
station.
Mr.. Baldwin, of the Exchange, and
wife spent the 4th with friends in
Maryland.
Mr. o. L. Messick, assistant agent
here, has been transferred to Sails
bury station.
Mr.. Julius D. Belote for several
days has been very sick at his home
at Savageville.
A saw mill has been located by a
Mr.. Maxwell, in woods of Mrs. Pitts,
near the town.
Among the visitors to town this
week were Mr. j. B. Hayman,o of Cape
Charles, Mr. Adams, Laurel, Del, Mr.
]. w. K. Price, of Salisbury, Mr
George Parks and sister Nellie, o.
Pastoral, and Mrs. E. Flossie Evans
of HOMETOWN.
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Wattsvllle

Mr.. ]. ]. Savage made q business
trip to Pocomoke City this week.
Mr.. G. W. Brown spent last week
with his parents at Franklin City.
Rev. ]. b. Pruitt and son, of POGO
moke City, for several days recently
were guests of Mr.. ]. j. Savage.
We are afraid we are going to lose
one Of our boys as there seems TO DE
some great attraction for him nelr
New Church.
On the sick list this week are Misf
Hattie Justice, Mrs. j. }. Savage
Master Chirston Brown and MISS
Annie Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs A. q. Malone and III
tie daughters, of Salisbury, spen'
several days, visiting friends at this
p ace recently.
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Deaths.

Mr.. VIM. j. Bayly, formerly OF Ac'
comac, died in Baltimore, Wednes-
day, aged II years.
John Deere, pensioner oil the
Government, formerly OF Mary land,
but for the last 20 years or more
resident of the county, was found
dead at his home at Wishart Point
last Saturday. he was the only oc-
cupant of the house and 1t Is sup
posed that he had been dead for "a
hours when found He was well
thought of In the community In
which he lived and was SO years Old.
Mrs. Eliz ,beth Mears, a highly res
pected and esteemed lady, died sud
denly at Wachapreague on Monday,
aged rs years. Funeral services were
held over her remains on Wednes-
day, interment 10 the family burying
ground near the town. The de-
ceased was the widow OF the late
Abel Mears and is survived by the
following children: Alfred, A. Thorn
as, Patrick W., Eugene, Joseph H.,
John H., Walter and George W.
Bell and Mrs Ann Phillips, Mrs.
Sarah Mears and Mrs Geo. w. Wal
lace.
Mr.. Harvey II. Matthews, brake
man on the N. Y. p. & II. r. r, was
struck by a train at Hallwood on
Friday night, 1st inst, and almost
instantly killed. 1t is not known how
the accident occurred, which caused
his death, but it il supposed that he
fell asleep while waiting to close the
switch after a train had passed anc
while in leaning position received
the blow from the approaching train
which crushed his skull and killed
him. The deceased was a citizen o.
this county, highly esteemed To-
many excellent traits of character
and his untimely death is deeply re
GREETED by his many friends in uppel
Accomac. He WAS only "a years old
His wife, daughter of Mr.. Geo. Il
Mock, survives him.
He was buried from ModestowI
Baptist Church, after funeral ser
mon by his pastor, Rev. G. Clements
Oh Sunday, in the cemetery at tina
church.
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Festivals.

The Savsgeville Baptist Sunday
School will hold festival at Savage
vile on Tuesday, July the 10th, COM
mencing at o'clock p. IN. A feature
of special interest for the evening
will be an address on the subject Of
te temperance. by Rev. R. 8. Monds, OF
Mappsyille. Ice cream and otner
refreshments for sale. Supper Will
be served from to $50 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to come and help a good cause. If
rainy on Tuesday come the next
fair afternoon.
Committee.
Come to Hallwood on the Goth OF
July to the Baptist Church festival
Ice cream, cake and almost every
kind of confectioneries served, ALEC
supper in abundance. Come ano
help us to lift the debt on our new
church building. Opens prompt,
at one o'clock
Committee
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District Conference

The Eastern Shore District Confer
ence will be held at Charlottesville
Pungoteague Circuit, July 9th 29th
Rev. ]. H. Moss, Phi. D., will preach
the opening sermon. Revs. Il. N
Potts, d. D., G. R. James and K. L
Waterfleld are appointed the Com
mittee Oh Examinations.
r. F. Gayle, P. K
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Write to us tor estimates on door
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. l.. Fletcher will be at At
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court. to -eceive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice q Lumber 90.
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jenkins Bridge.

Miss E. Florence Fletcher left this
week for a visit to Accomac @. d.
There will be services at Emmanuel
Church, Sunday,at eleven q. III.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Fletcher and
son, Donald, left last Saturday fol
the st. Louis Exposition.
Visitors to this place this week
were Mrs. Anna Brown, Misses Mary
and Hardenia Fletcher, of Accomac
and Mrs. j. w. Caine, of Whining
ton.
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What Are Theyf

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipation,
and a good one. Price % cents. For
sale by all medicine dealers.
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Wanted-1O0 warm friends to visit
our thin dress goods department
next week. We have line OF beau
tiful pieces and trimmings to match.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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We have in stock about 30 suits OF
clothes, in one suit lots and broken
sizes, which we will sell for "a W pei
suit. Some of the goods IRE worth
from So 90 to $1,000. Special good
values.
d. II, johnson Il Son
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For ladies, gents and children's
fine shoes call on.
D. H. Johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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A big line of hot weather clothing
made well, cut to fit, and the prices
we will guarantee to suit you.
Ames, Mills T. Co.
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All small pieces OF dress goods, less
than patterns, will be sold regardless
of cost.
d. II. johnson g. Son.
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NoTIcE-The thirteenth annual
fair of the Onawa Social Union, near
Mappsburg Station, will commence
August 30th, 1904, and continue A
Alexander Booker, Sec'y.
Belle Haven, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

STRAYED-From my premises on
9rd inst. a dark red OK. L will suit
ably reward the finder.
l.. Floyd Mock.
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We are getting in some new things
in Summer dress goods at low prices.
Give us call.
Oh. johnson y Son
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Use Harters A No. flour for good
bread. Sold by.
d. II. johnson " Son.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK OF MER-
cHANDIsE-Unless previously sold at
private contract l will sell at public
auction at Atlantic, on July 18th,
1904, the entire stock OF merchandise
in the storehouse lately occupied by
Sylvester L. Thornton, together with
ali store.fixtures. A splendid oppor-
tunity for anyone wanting to go In
business. Sale to begin at 10 a. m.
and continue fr ON day to day until
entire property is disposed of. Terms
cash.
VIM. II. Pruitt, Jr.,
Trustee.
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A big line of straw hats to close at
low prices.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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White and Fancy Vests, very pref
ty display from 500 to $500. These
goods are very popular.
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BLOCKS OF ICE.

ALPACA Coats, "a to A sizes. Prices
from 81 90 to $500. Also the Clerical
Cut Coat, in ALPACA and Serge.
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Big fair at Tasley. August 8, 10, II
apd IL.
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For SALE-Sun dried fish scrap al
1926. 90 per ton. If you want to BUY
same apply to
VIM. II. b. GUSTS,
Harborton, Va.
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Stockholders neetlng.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Machapungo Bridge
Company will be held at the Office
of N. B. Wescoat, ESQ.,, Mappsburg,
Va, on Saturday, July 9th, 1904. at
3 o'clock.
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For LoAN-$1, 200 on unencumber-
ed real estate in sums not less than
$500. 90. Apply to.
Ben T. Gunter
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w. s. DICKINSON s SON,
Special Sale Staple Goods.

articles Reason for such cut prices
They consstn part follows
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For RENT-For year 1905, or a
term of years, two or three horse
farm. near Keller. Abundant re-
sources, improved land sufficient for
planting 30 bbls. round potatoes and
200, 900 sweets and other trucks, with
in one mile OF station and miles OF
steamboat wharf. Land high and
light, dwelling and outbuildings
good. Apply to
s. W. Ames,
Pungoteague. Va. -
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For SALE-Late flat Dutch cab
bage plants at 10 cents per 100.
VIM. F Bayne,
Accomac g. II.
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For sale-A farm containing lO3
acres, one half cleared land, and the
other half with plenty OF shafts,
buildings ordinary, convenient 10
churches and schools, situated about
two miles of New Church station
also so acres of valuable pine timber
Apply to.
Frank Dunstan,
Wattsville, Va.
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For RENT A fine sea side farm
near Assawoman. Want a first class
farmer. The farm is beautifully stu
ated on the seaside. Good land, plen'
ty of woods
]. Il. Harhanson,
206 W. Pratt st.,
Baltimore, Md.
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For sALE-1OO, 900 plastering laths
A J. Lilliston,
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g. Walter Mapp,
Secretary and Treasurer.
June 9th, 1904.
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NoTIcE-I offer for sale or rent my
house and lot situated in the village
of Pungoteague, known as the Fan
ME Warren" place.
Il. l.. Warren,
PuDgoteague, Va.
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HuRRAH FOR CEDAR ISLAND.
Make your engagements in advance
with A. Fl G.. Mears for launch and
accommodations at new Hotel, which
will soon be completed Tickets on
launch and return 90 cents, which
includes seats In pavilion. Seats In
pavilion 25 cts, bathing suit and
bath house 20 cents, bath house ID
cents. Special trips on launch will be
charged extra.
Very Respectfully,
A. II. q. Mears.
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WANTED-A we'll experienced man
to take charge of my saw mill at
Tasley. Apply to
A. J. Lilliston,
Accomac, Va.
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For SERvICE-A Jersey bull and
true Poland China boar, terms Tor
each one dollar cash. Also have for
sale thoroughbred Poland China
pigs, three brood sows and some
shoats. H. ., 1ounE,
Onley, Va.
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For RENT-For the year 1905, nay
Bells Neck farm, known as the
Fosoue farm. Will rent to good
tenant for cash or share. Fences In
good repair, land productive. Can
work 4 or 5 horses. Good roomy
house and sufficient outbuiJdings.
Fine oyster shore goes with the farm
J. r. Sturgis,
Onancock, Va.
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FOR RENT-For the year 1908 the
house and lot at Oak Hall village at
present occupied by Mr.. j. Ernest
Tull. Apply to
Jno. ID. Grant. Jr,
Accomac, Va.
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For RENT-For year 1905, the two
horse farm, situated near Onley,
known as part OF the Bagwell Mears
farm. Apply to 800.
s. Milliner,
Accomac q. n.
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Miss Frances L. Taylor is attending
the Summer Normal in Charlottes-
Vile.
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For SALE-A fine young mule.
L. Floyd Mock.
For RRNT-For 1905 two horse
farm on ChescOnnessix.
E. b. NAPLES, Jr,
Onancock
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Drugs and spices.
| pit. bottles Witchhazel II
Lantern 25ct. pepper for 10
Penny pepper 2 for
oct. box pepper for ~
Corn starch
15ct. roasted coffee 10
10" horse powder 9
49, Is plug tobacco 10
10" twist tobacco II
excellent smoking tobacco 81
Mountain & King &c. pkg. powder 2i
Hosiery Sale.
Ladies 15c. plain hose II
15c. lace striped hose
Gents 25c. ] hose lace striped and
embroidered ~
15c. hose, black and colored 10
Good three cent cotton II
on 100 suits and balance stock cheap.
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