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Chincoteague.

Mr.. Joseph Baker, Jr., is visiting
friends In Norfolk.
Miss Moore, of Centreville, Md, has
been eng aged as trimmer by Miss D.
E. Matthews
DrO, NJ Jones has accepted the
management OF the c. E. Baooitt
oyster shocking house.
Schooners Alberta, Moffitt, Euracls
and Claudia V. loaded this week
with oysters for Norfolk.
Mr.. Willard Twillev, clerk Of the
Wheaton Mercantile Co., has moved
his family from Philadelphia to this
place.
Prof. G.. g. Joynes spent several
DAYS with us this week, looking after
our public schools and reports them
in good shape.
Mr.. q. W. Purnell, Of Berlin, has
bought the Major Jones storehouse
and will open q bowling alley ana
light lunch restaurant.
Mrs. s. 4. Matthews has returned
from a business trip to Philadelphia
and Mrs. ]. L. Auderton from visit
to friends at Onancock.
Mr.. Archie Jones is having a new
dwelling erected on Jones St.; and i
dition of 80 feet is being made on
hack of store of Robert Keas " Son
Mr.. Charles NJ. Burg, U. 8. Life
Saving lineman of telephone line
from Capes of Virginia to Capes Of
Delaware, has moved with his family
from Minnesota to this place.
Mr.. E. Holland, assistant post
master of this place, is the successor
of Rev. Il G. Davis in the manage
ment of the Oystermen. The change
is due to the removal Of Rev. Mr.
Davis to another field Of labor.
CLAIMS were never more In demand o
prices more satisfactory than at pres
ept in Northern cities. From 600 T.
5 200 sacks, about 100000 claims, are be
t ing shipped from this place daily a
] S. 90 to sc. 90 per 1000, which means
r daily income to our people OF abou
!, $500
A tenement house of Capt. j. "
g Bunting, next door to postoffice, wa
8 burned one night last week. The fr
Y was discovered about a. IN. an
(. alarm given. In a few minutes
% bucket brigade was formed an
damage prevented to othei propert.
. Since the fire thousand dollars hs
- been subscribed by the citizens,
- buy hand pumps, buckets, &C., wit
y which to fight fire to more advantae
o hereafter.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel tn
! week: E q. Brown, j. II. Ballar
H. NJ. Hargett, P. Eytengis, l..
- Brooks, Baltimore; T. I. Moore,
80 NJ. Truitt, R. B. Turtep, Philade
phia: VIM Bolten, New York; MI
J.D. Shovel, Miss Elizabeth Sho'
ell. Robt. Shovel and wife, Samu
as a. Shovel, Joseph Schafer, Oces
d City; W. b. Watson, Norfolk; ID.
= Carpenter, H. Griffith, Milford;
r. w. Purnell, Berlin; w. L. Kennerl
he Harrington; G. G. Joynes, W.
B Duncan, Accomac.
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PungOteague,

Mr.. P. 4. II. Ayres quite SICK at
this writin:.
Our telephone system is badly In
need of improvement, Opposition
would help the cause.
Mr.. r. A, King, Of Washington, II
with us again looking after his rea
estate interests in this section
Mr.. Chas. G. Colona, of Norfolk
former resident of this county,ls VIII
his family visiting Dr.F.C. A. Kellan
and other relatives of this section L
is his first visit here in 20 years.
The ], 8. Hoskins Lumber Co, witt
their main office in Baltimore, nav
closed contract for q large tract o
Timber that will keep them In tni
section about 10 months longer.
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Board of Health Notice.

Pursuant to instructions from the
Board of Health, notice Is hereby
given, that all dead animals must be
burnt or buried and failure to do 30
will subject the owner to fine OF $lO
for each offense. Citizens In different
sections of the county have COM
planned to the Board and invoked
It's aid, therefore, in view OF notices
previously given, to this same effect
prompt action will be taken II name
and character of offense is furnished
the Board.
]. Il. Ayres,
Secretary.
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In Memorla m.

One year ago, September Dist, 1904,
Johnnie left us to find q better place.
he was the son of @ w. Brown and
Virginia, nee Warren, was born Feb
rnary 18th, 1878. and was married to
Miss Mary Turner In February, 1898.
The deceased was higb-toned, hon
orable and clean In every walk OF
life. His ability, industry and strict
attention to business had already
won him large circle OF friends
He was an industrious and success
full farmer, courteous, intelligent.and
energetic as he was his untimely
death is distinct loss to the commu
nity and county in which he lived.
He was greatly esteemed by a vast
circle of relatives and friends and his
death at the outset OF life that gave
promise of 50 much usefulness Is
deeply Iamented, and those that
knew him best loved him most. Time
alone can heal the wounds OF his i'm
mediate family OF which he was the
idol.
| he leaves a widow and three child
rem. who have lost kind and affec-
tionate husband and father. May
God bless them and shield them, and
may they ever find friends true and
faithful who will help them. dc
leaves a father, broken hearted
mother and brother to grieve FOL
him, but to them all | will say thai
Johnnie "is not dead but sleepeth'
and il they will take his God there
will be a reunion lin the sweet BY
and byn of wife and children, father
mother and brother, and there viii
no parting and no trouble there
May God give each of them SAT-
, and sure passport.
His remains were inferred at Hol
lies Baptist church, of which he ha'
been a member since boy. Funera
services were held by Rev. Mr. Kidd
assisted by Mr.. Crowder, OF the N
Il. Church, South.
/ The young widow, children an
entire family have the deepest syn
patty of the entire community.
Gone but not forgotten.
By one who loves him.
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School Notice.

To county school teachers and
clerks OF district school boards.
All principals of schools and teach
ers in the single schools are request
ed to send schedule OF daily exer'
cises with their report for first month
District clerks who ha We not done
so, will please mail copy of contract
showing the salary OF their teachers
Persons expecting a reply to ques'
lions, etc, send stamp. Teachers
enclose stamp with each monthly
report.
Very respectfully,
g. G.. Joynes, Supt.
Onancock, Va, Oct. 10, 1904.
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Cape Charles.

Mr.. James E. Mears visited Bed
ford City and Lynchburg last week
Miss Annie E. Powers, OF Norfolk,
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. U W.
Parsons.
G.. Walter Mapp, ESQ.,, OF the Ac'
comack Bar, was here Wednesday on
business.
Rev. DR.. Rink and wife, Of Bur
lingtop, N. j., are the guests OF Mis-
J. w. Carroll.
Captains VIM. H. Sterling, A. b.
Lawson and Geo. E. White are VISIT
ing the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. J. B. Ashby add little son.
Arthur, of Exmore, are the guests OF
Mrs. Charles a. Travis.
Messrs. stetson Goffi gon and Thos.
Jones returned Tuesday from visit
to Mt. Washington, Md.
Miss Myrtle Thornton, of POGO
moke City,is the guest OF Misses Gar
RE and Mildred Fitzgerald.
Miss Maggie Burton, Of Chinco
teague, a visitor at the home of Mrs
10. w. Parsons, returned Wednesday
Mr.. J. Gordon Waddell has beer
appointed storekeeper OF the n. T.
iP.&N. R. R., vice MIR. f A. Holman
resigned.
Mr.. John n. Hollywood, OF Ports
month. Va, was the guest OF Ill
daughter, Mrs. J. H D. Taylor, sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. VIM. Lytle, OF aarborton, en-
route to Danville, Va, to attend I'd
State Convention of the Jr. 0. U. a
NJ, spent Sunday here.
Miss Emma Bell, of Norfolk, an
Miss Lizzie Pearce, of Berkeley, wer
a the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Tay
lor several days this week.
Miss Louise Hollywood and ID
Harry Russell were married at u
brides residence at 10a. M, Tue
dav. Rev. Mr.. Carpenter,of the Epi'
copal Church, officiating. Mr.. Mauri'
n Garrison acted as best man, and Mi
n Lizzie Pearce, of BerkIeY, as maid
honor. After the ceremony a we
ia ding breakfast was served. Mr.. al
i Mrs. Russell left for an EXTEND
wedding journey to points In &
North.
d A very pretty marriage was Gel
~ brated at the Methodist Episcop
II Church, South, Wednesday at 1O;SO
NJ, Rev. G. R. James officiating, VIII
Miss Flossie Parsons became t
ID bride of Mr. Ernest d. Burton. D
70 Parsons McKown, cousin OF Z
Oh bride. was best man and Miss Magl
Is Burton, of Chincoteagpe, 8. sister
the groom, maid Of hono4- Mess
Maurice Garrison, W. +, VILLA
ry and Howard kellam were ushers'
and Mrs. Burton left for Niag'
. Falls, where they will spend tn
honeymoon. Tuesday evening
IT, ception was rendered the bridal p
- ty at the brides residence.
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Political Speaking

Hon. W. A. Jones, Congressman
for this district, and l.. @. Garnett'
the district Democratic elector, Will
speak at Exmore, Thursday, October
9th, at 2 o'clock p. m., Eastviiie'
Friday, October 2Sth, at 7'3O O'clock
D. m., Cape Charles, Saturday, Oeto-
Der Goth, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
The ladies are especially invited te
be present.
Democrats are urged to come ou
and give the speakers hearty wei
come.
K. l.. Ailwortb,
County Chairman.
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Funeral of Capt. VIM. II. Green

Capt. VIM. H Green, whose death
was reported last week, was buried
Thursday, at his home near Mapps'
vile, after funeral services conducted
by his pastor, Rev. A. A. Hartman
of the Methodist Protestant Church
He died In his eighth-first year. His
wife and three children, Mr.. James
NJ Green and Mrs. A. G. Hart, OF this
county, and Mrs. F. E. Hudson Of
Stockton, Md, survive him.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Onanc0ck
MIR. II. Ames left Monday ior
Baltimore.
Mr.. George H. Powell spent part OF
last week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Il. w. Taylor left Monday for
a visit to relatives in Princess Anne
Md.
DR. James Poulsou aud sister, Miss
Sarah, have returned from visit to
Richmond.
Miss Suzanne Lanktord Is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. B. F. Lankford, OF
Princess Anue, Md.
Miss Constance 8. Taylor, OF the
Margaret Academy, gave her school
q straw ride Monday afternoon
Mrs. Anna Edwards returned Sat
nrdav from a visit of two weeks to
her sister, Mrs. Mary Russell, OF Bal
timore, Md.
Lumber has been hauled for the
office of DR.. L ]. Harmanson. Tne
office will be built in the yard OF his
home on East Main Street.
Mr.. Stewart K. Powell has bought
of MIR. Robert L. Shield the piece OF
land next to the Baptist Church and
will soon build an office upon It,
Mrs. George Borum, who has been
is a hospital in Baltimore, is very
much improved and returned 10
Onancock Wednesday morning
Mr.. Crowder Mason, who taught
| for several years at the Margaret
Academy, is quite sick with typhoid
fever at St. Vincent's Hospital In
| Norfolk.
Misses Elizabeth Wise and Sarah
Waples left Wednesday for Hampton
TO attend the convention OF the
Young Peoples Baptist Association
now in session there.
Mr.. Frank p. Brent, Jr., and Mis-
Helen Brent, the oldest and younges
children of Mr.. F. p. Brent, are boil
quite sick with typhoid fever at thei
? home on Floyd Avenue in Richmond
t Va.
Workmen are now at work diggln
] the foundation for Mr.. R. l. Shield
new store. The store will be AZ b
100 feet and will be built OF bricS
O MIR. Shield hopes to occupy it in tn
d early spring.
y Mrs. George Scarborough had tn
e misfortune to break her arm 10 tw
l. places on Tuesday evening. She wa
attended by DrS. Leatherbury an
o Robertson and is as comfortable a
b could be expected.
?, Mrs. E. b. Parker has returne
W from a visit to her parents in NORTH
At umbe land county. Mrs. Parker We
accompanied home by her niece, Nil
n Inez Jones, who will attend the Onal
h cock High School.
y The home of Mr.. E J. Beloat WI
It the scene of very pretty home we
ID ding Wednesday afternoon at o
J. clock, when Miss Susie Beloat, Nj
BeIoas's Oldest daughter. became I'll
q. bride of Mr.. Allen James, OF jaime
II vile, Va. The bride was gowned
-. going-away gown of novelty clo'
10 and carried brides roses. The Ger
n. mony was performed by the Rev.
Il. G.. Bates, of the NJ. E. Church, Sout
NTH. P. James was best man al
Miss Susie Haley, maid of honor IL
4. mediately after the ceremony NJ
OF and Mrs. James left fora two wee
er trip to st. Louis. On their retu
ne they will reside at GAINESVILLE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-We will sell at
nublic auction on the white Farm"
near Mutton Hunk, on Thursday,
November 10,valuable personal prop
erty, in part as follows: One trotting
horse, 4 mules, horse cart, ! double
horse wagon, drag, / new buggy, !
second hand buggy, l runabout, z
suits of double haPuess,3 plows, 2 sets
of pillow harness, A thoroughbred
mitch COWS, 2 heifers, young bull, =
male hogs, 10 shoats, good size. ]
brood sow, 100 barrels OF corn, II
stacks of fodder, so potato bedframes,
is barrels OF Irish potatoes, double
pole, roller, numerous farming
utensils in good repair Sale to COM
mence at 10 a. IN. Terms made known
on day of sale.
Mears Bros.
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Our studio in Po;omoke city is
open every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and you have an invita-
ton to visit the studio and examine
our work. We make picture frames
any size or style from the latest
mouldings.
I'D. Clogg & Co.
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Notice TO Red Men.

All members OF Temperanceville
Tribe 1. o. Red Men are earnestly re-
ouested to be present next meeting
October Goth.
W. 8. Mock, K Of R.
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Millinery.

l have just returned home from
Baltimore with a full line OF Fall
millinery goods, and | cordially In
vite the public to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. Bette Martin,
Pupgoteague, Va.
I have Just returned from the city
with a large and select line OF milli-
nerv goods and notions, including az
especially foe collection OF ribbons,
and extend a cordial invitation to
everyone to call and inspect same.
An experienced milliner will arrive
on Monday to assist in waiting on
Mrs. V. s. Lang,
Accomac O. Il.
After a two weeks sojourn In New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Mrs. G. E. Mears, OF Wachapreague
has returned home with the mos
complete and up-to-date line OF mil
linery goods she has ever shown. Gal
early before stock is broken up Sh'
has also brought home with her al
experienced city dressmaker to tax
charge of the dressmaking depart
ment.
Respectfully
Mrs. @. E. Mears.
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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 @. H., the first day OF every
County Court, TO ,eceive orders fol
the Arm.
Oape Charles Ice b Lumber %.
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Buy the celebrated Perdue h Gun
by buggy il you need one. None bet
ter at the price for which 1t is offer
ed.
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For furniture, springs and mattfass
es this is the season and a. II. u
Mears' is tho place
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have just received new line OF
pretty china suitable for wedding
gifts.
W. T. Wise.
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Go to A. Fl. G. Mears for stoves OF
every kind and size, cook stoves,
ranges, coal, wood and oil heaters
cooking utensils, SC, &c,
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60 to A. Fl. G. Mears for ready
made clothing, shoes, furnishing
goods, sc.
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Write to or call on PerdHe u Gun
by for prices before buying a buggy
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Our car of wire fence has a rived
Prices cheap.
T. 8. Hopkins 4 Ca,
Tasley, Va.
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Stoves, ranges and heaters OF every
description at
Bell Il Justis.
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Perdue & Gunby's buggies give
general satisfaction, all say who nave
bought them.
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Rides, single and double guns at
Bell & Justis.
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John r. Sturgis.

FoR SALB-Desirable building lots
In 200 ysrds of Steamboat wharf,
Onancock. Apply to
l. W. Bagwellr
Onancoek, Va.
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FoR RBNT-A two horse farm ad-
joining Oropperville.
F. D. Parkes.
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-Oak. pine and gum
TIM Der on large tract of land near
New Church.
J. 8. Clogg,
Pocomoke City.
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Fon RENT-For 1905 dwelling over
INV store, a good opening for a dress
r. 8. Ashby.
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For SALE-Farm near Tasley twen-
ty.five acres (25) Can be bought on
good terms, by applying TO
John 3. Tyler.
Onancock, Va.
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FoR RENT-The hotel al Onancock
with all modern improvements-bath
rooms, gas, &c. Possession given De-
cember 1st, 1904
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at
public auction, on Saturday, October
oath, 3 O'Clock at, the Kellam Drug
Store, Belle Haven, my soda foun'
tain with everything complete, and a
few other articles in the store-also z
horses, A fodder stacks, 30 barrels OF
corn, wagon, &c.
w. 8. Ashby.
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on the late premises
of James G.. Drummond, dece ased,
near Cashville, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 9th, property of the deeedent as
follows: one horse, two carts, wagon
corn, fodder, farming implements,
household and kitchen furniture.
Sale will begin at 10 a. N. Terms
made known on day.
J. II. Drummond, admr.
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WANTED-A heavy yoke of oxen
for hauling saw logs and six mules.
A. J. Lilliston,
Accomac @. a., Va.
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For SALE-150 potato bed frames,
s feet, cypress, made by Hopkins "
Bro, Onancock, not two years old,
complete, with glass, and in good
shape, delivered at New Church.
Price $3.50 each, in lots to suit pur-
chaser, if sold al once.
Thos. b. Quinby,
HOMETOWN, Va.
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Foa RENT-For 1905. good farm one
Quarter mile from Belle Haven; i'm
proved land enough for 10 barrels
round potatoes and 1875 thousand
sweet potato sprouts. House IN good
condition. Apply at once to
DR.. s. Sydney Keilam,
Belle Haven, Va.
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Mears Bros.

PUBLIC SALE-I will sell at public
auction on November 4th. at 10 a. No.,
all OF the personal property OF Mrs.
Bette B. Wescott, deceased, consist
ing In part of head Of cattle, some
farming implements, household and
kitchen furniture. Terms made
known on day of sale.
II. E. Wescott,
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Il. E. Wescott,
Administrator.

/ will sell on the same day In con,
nection with the above sale, Z head
of cattle, 2 horses, 1 colt and 40 bar
rels of corn.
October 20, 1904.
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~ plow harness, 4 thoroughbred
mich COWS, 2 heifers, ! young bull, z
male hogs, 10 shoats, good size. !
brood sow, 100 barrels Of corn, 10
stacks OF fodder,50 potato bed frames,
10 barrels of Irish potatoes, double
pole. 1 roller, numerous farming
utensils In good repair Sale to COM
mence at 10 q. IN. Terms made known
on day OF sale.
Mears Bros.
PUBLIC SALE-I will sell at public
auctiop on November 4th. at 10 q. NJ,
all OF the personal property OF Mrs.
Bette B. Wescott, deceased, consist
ing IN part of head Of cattle, some
farming implements, household and
kitchen furniture. Terms made
known on day of sale.
d. E. Wescott,
Administrator.
will sell on the same day In con.
nection with the above sale, head
of cattle, 3 horses, colt and 40 bar
rels of corn.
OcLODer ", loVt'
For SALE-Farm near Tasley twen-
ty.five acres (25) Can be bought on
good terms, by applying TO
John 8. Tyler.
Onancock, Va.
PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on the late premises
of James G. Drummond, dece asedr
near Cashville, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 9th, property of the deoedcnt as
follows: one horse, two carts, Wagon
corn, fodder, farming implements
household and kitchen furniture
Sale will begin at 10 a. N. Term'
made known on day
J. II. Drummond, admr.
FoR RENT-For 1905, good farm on
quarter mile from Belle Haven; i'm
proved land enough for 10 barrel
round potatoes and 1875 thousan'
sweet potato sprouts. House In goo
condition. Apply at once to
DR.. s. Sydney Keilam,
Belle Haven, Va.
WANTED-A heavy yoke of oxe
for hauling saw logs and six mules.
A. J. Lilliston,
Accomac @. a., Va.
FoR RBNT-A two horse farm ad
Joining Cropnnrville.
F. D. Parkes.
Onancock, Va.
For SALE-Oak, pine and gul
timber on large tract OF land nes
, New Church.
J. 8. Clogg,
Pocomoke City.
PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell
: public auction, on Saturday, Octob'
). oath. 3 O'Clock at, the Kellam Dru
:. Store, Belle Haven, my soda lou
/. tain with everything complete, and
few other articles in the store-also
horses, A fodder stacks, 30 barrels
corn, wagon, &c.
W. 8. Ashby.
n FOR SALE-150 potato bed frame
q s feet, cypress, made by Hopkins
Bro, Onancock, not two years oil
complete, with glass, and In go'
= shape, delivered at New Churc
y Price $3.50 each, in lots to suit pr
n chaser, if sold at once.
- Thos. b. Quinby,
Horntown, Va
ron RENT-For 1905 dwelling ov
!. my store, good opening for a dr.
maker.
r. 8. Ashby
For RENT-The hotel al Onanco
with all modern improvements-be
Is rooms, gas, &c. Possession given i
i'd cember LIST, 1904
a. John r. Sturgis
q. FoA SALB-Desirable building
90 In 200 yards Of Steamboat wins
'sa Onancock. Apply to ;,
l. W. Bagwells
Onancoek, Va
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PROVIDENCE LINE FOR new YORK
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
STEAMERS PLYMOUTH AND Pill
GRIM IN COMMISSION.

InE SootN eNiNo WEots
STEAMERS PLYMOUTH AND Pill
GRIM IN COMMISSION.
A Fine Orchestra on Each.
FROM PROVIDENCE. Steamers leave
Fox Point Wharf every day In the week
except Saturdays, at 7;+5 y. m, due New
York z a. m. Providence Line Steamer
touches at Newport Sundays enroute to
New York, leaving there at 10 d. m.
SPECIAL NOTICE: The Steamer Ply
mouth will make a special trip from
Providence on Saturday, August 18th, and
from New York on Sunday. August 18th.
The schedule for this trip will be the
same as for the regular week day trims
The Sunday night trip from Providence 10
New York on Sunday. August l4th, will
be made by the Steamer Pilgrim, instead
Oh FROM re NEW YORK. Steamers Ie.vs
pier IS, North River. foot OF Murrav
street, every day In the week. except
sundays, at 6 p. m. due Providence 8
a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply IN
once Of r. @. Windsor. Ticket Agent.
corner weybosset and Custom House
streets, or on steamer after 6 p. m.
q. Il. WOODWARD.
Agent, Fox Point Wharf.
o. II. TAYLOR.
General Pass'r Agent New York.
GEO. L. CONNOR.
Pass'r Traffic Mgr.. New Haven. Conn.