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The broad ax., 1904-09-03

Once the world seemed large, but
We were equal to it; now It seems
small. but Il is too much for us-
Pad.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

A woman IN RunSia, until the day Of
her death, Il she remain unmarried, Is
under the absolute sway Of her par
enta.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
Taken Literally.

Mrs. Brie-a-Brae-When Nellie puts
her foot down something has to give, you
may depend.
Lord Summerly-AW, indeed, has she
such large feet, then?-Brooklyn Life.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

That var e beginning 70 resolve 4.
81 into q question q how ma p
~ - arEpo
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

A song called the Hymn TO Apollo
written go years B. @. has iuSt been
sung for the first time IN England.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
siamese FinRernails.

A siRmese dandy sometimes permits
his finger nails to grow to such an extent
that his hands are practically useless.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
Much.

II e. better to say: This one thing
DO" than 70 say: These l6 things ]
dabble IN. "-Washlngton GLADDEN..
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
Dronqht ID RnnmanIn-

Drought has almost destroyed the
corn crop in Roumania, and the govern
ment has prohibited its expectation
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

Bet Language for the Tslsphona.
French is sald to be more easily un-
derstood oTsr the telephone than Ene-
hsh.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
Many Find Out.

A man never knows how little h
can get along with until he has to.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

Ths Sahara desert q three tines e
large e. the Mediterranean -
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
UectricitY In Feypt

Nearly every city in the interior Of
Egypt is now lighted by electricity.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
EnRland,s Steal Pens

There are more than 1000, 900 stee
pens used up every day in England.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03

The most expensive lace manufac-
tured to-day Is valued at 5000 Q yard.
The broad ax., 1904-09-03
Ri9ht Ear Better.

People as q rule hear better with
their right than with their left ear.
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rIarrlage.
Mathews-W essells.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bates
Vessels was the scene of a very pretty
wedding Thursday evening, July Ia,
when their daughter, Miss Maize Ada
line, became the bride of Mr.. George
Socrates Mathews.
At the appointed hour, the bridal
party entered the tastefully decorated
parlor, to the soft strains of the organ,
presided over by Mrs. Baker, sister OF
the bride. Rev Mr.. Harte, pastor OF the
bride, OBLIGATED in an impressive man
ner, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Payne,pas-
tor of the groom.
The bride was handsomely gowned IN
white silk trimmed with mousseline de
sole and white silk medallion applique
and carried a shower boquet of white
roses. The groom wore conventional
black with white boutonierre.
After the ceremony delightful receP-
ton was given the bridal party and i'm
mediate relatives by the brides parents
The bride is the beautiful and accom-
plishod daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Bates Vessels, of Hopeton. The groom
a prosperous young farmer, is the son
of Mr.. Samuel H. Mathews. The besi
wishes of a host of friends follow thu
happy pair. a.
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Cape Charles.

MIR. James 6. Nesbit and Mr.. Jas.
f. Mears spent Sunday at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. T. Il. Orion and family, for
merly of Eastville, are now residents
of our town.
The young men Of the town gave
a dance at Parsons Opera House on
Monday evening.
Miss Evelyn Nottingham, who has
been visiting relatives at Eastvllle'
returned this week.
Miss Nellie Warren has returned
from Baltimore, where she has been
attending school for several months
Miss Maude Nottingham, of Sea-
yiew, has returned to her home, after
several days visit to her cousin, Miss
Edith Savage.
Misses Carrie and Mildred Filz'
gerald returned on Wednesday from
St. Louis, where they attended the
Exposition.
Miss Belinda Lindley, of Eastville
who has been visiting Miss Eyelyr
Nottingham, returned to her home
on Thursday.
Mr.. William f. Dickinson, Miss
Louise, his sister, and J. G. Slater, o.
Williamsburg, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Il. Daniel,
The eng agement of Miss Flossy K
Parsons, the attractive daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parsons, to MI
Ernest D. Burton, has been an
nounced. The wedding will tax
place sometime in October.
The young people, who gave Mis-
Jessie Savage a surprise party o
Wednesday evening, were given
very pleasant reception. After game
of many kinds, music, etc, refresh
, ments were served. Those preser
were Misses George Orion, Behind
Lindley, Josephine Bentley, Mar
Fitchett, Evelyn Nottingham, Edit
j Savage, Messrs. w. E. Dickinson, ,
8 &. Waddell, }. A. Byrd, Simpkir
D Savage, Bonner Bussells, John Go
figan, Jr., and James E. Mears.
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HOrntOWn,

Mr.. c. Silvertho u and family now
occupy their new home in our town.
About twenty people left our town
a few days ago for Florida, their
future home.
The fair at the Baptist church
here last week was we'll attended
and a success
Our barrel factory has done large
business this season In spite OF the
low prices OF potatoes.
On our sick list this week are Mrs.
William Colona, Mrs Thos. P. Evans,
Mr.. Geo. D. Evans and Mrs. Shep
perd.
Mr.. K. Townshend and daugh
ter are visiting friends at Salisbury
Misses Mollie Johnson and Essie
Evans are guests of friends at Onley,
and Miss Virgie Berry of friends at
ChincC tesgue.
Among the visitors to our town at
this time are Miss Leona Carson, OF
Wilmington, Mr.. Elmer Coleburn
Mrs. Mary Jones and son, of New
York, Mr.. Dale, wife and child, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Minnie Bloxom
OF Bloxom.
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Deaths.

Rev. Henry Petty, former pastor
Of Drummondtown Baptist Church,
died during last week at Chatham,
Va.
Maude, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Evans, of near Accomac q. IL ,
died after short illness, Monday
night, aged four years.
Mr.. John Vessels, respected citi'
zen died at Wintervile last Saturday
aged about 70 years. His wife and
several children survive him.
Mr.. Arthur V Nunnally, who was
frat assistant at Pungoteague Acad'
envy in 1898 so, and associate princi
pal at that institution in 1899 100
where he was extremely popular with
l. 9th patrons and pupils, died at hi
home in Manchester, Va, on thu
4th inst.
Mr.. Henry j. Fox, a very worthy
and popular citizen OF upper Acco'
mac, died suddenly while sitting in
chair, of heart failure, at his hom'
pear Gargatha, Saturday, 10th inst.
aged 70 years. He is survived by
nephew, Mr.. Il. James s. Fox, TIVE
nieces, Mrs. R. L. Parks, Miss Ella }
Fox and host of friends to mourn
their loss.
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Festivals.

Glass No. 3 of the Methodist Sunday
School Wachapreague, will hold a fes
tival on July 90 beginning at pm
Ice cream and other refreshments Will
be served. Excursions on the launch
for ten cents. Address by Mr. y
James burlington. Come and spend
a pleasant evening.
The ladies of Garrlson's Will hold
q festival on July Goth, beginning at
5 p H., followed by a musical at
n'ght, for which special talent from
different parts of the county ha'
been engaged. Ice cream and othel
refreshments will be served. The
lublic is cordially invited. If wealth
or should be incement Friday come
Saturday.
a festival will be held at Modes
town under the auspices OF the mem
bers and friends OF the Baptis
Church on Wednesday, July 27th
beginning at 2 p. M Cream, cak'
and confectionaries will be for sale
Supper will be served by the ladies
This is a splendid opportunity Il
e. joy pleasant evening and he'll
the church also.
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Unley.
mac.

Mr.. L. ]. Savage sick for some days
past is now much better.
Work on the plssteriDg and ceiling
of the bank here is nearing compile
ton.
Mr.. John H. Blackboard, our POP
ular agent, spent Sunday in Cape
Charles.
Miss Missouri Bloxom returned from
New York to her home at Louisville
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Lockwood King, of late with
the Produce Exchar &c here, is now
at Cape Charles.
Mr.. Winter Cullen, of the POGO
moke Produce Exchange, was in our
town on Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Richardson, of Bslti'
more, is spending her vacation at
Burton's Bay Villa.
Mrs. NJ White, of late at the home
of her son, Mr.. w. F. White, has re
turned to her home in New York.
The temperance lecture, which was
to have been given here on Sunday
evening, has been postponed to a
later date.
The life size picture, to be given tc
the most popular young lady of oul
town, has been awarded to Miss Car
rie Tunnel.
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Temperance Mass-Meetlng.

A grand temperance mass meeting
will be held on TurliDgton's camp
ground on August 81, % and %.
Rev. Henry E. Johnson, ID. d., OF
Virginia Conference, also of the Anti
Saloon League, will deliver three OF
his earnest, searching addresses dur'
ing the mass meeting.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of st. Louis,
National Recording Secretary, will
also deliver three of her irresistible,
logical, convincing addresses at the
N ass. meeting.
The music for the occasion will be
furnished by two members OF the
Bowery quartet. These gentlemen
have been in temperance and re
formatory work for years and come
to us highly recommended. X.
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Chlncoteague.

One of the prettiest gssolene ooats
in our watera has just been Launched
by Mr. Robert Painter.
The reg 1T | at O,eNn City on the
22nd inst was ATTENDED by large
oumber of our people.
The pony pent ings at Chincotea
que and Asssteagne take place next
Tuesday and Wednesday aud all
who like good time will, they can'
be in atten lane.
Schooners Clau lila V. and Maggie
Davis loaded here this week with
old iron. and Schooners Moffitt and
Wharton arrived from New York
with cargoes of bricks.
9. Edward Warren, OF Bishopville,
Md..arrived here about month ago
on visit to his sister, Mrs. +. ID
-Corbin. and died on the l4th. inst
after Il long illness, of consumption
aged SO years
The storehouse of the Wheaton
Merchandise Co, already the largest
on the Shore, will soon have an adj
dition OF 16 feet running full length
of store, plate glass front, brick
walks and other improvements.
Miss Maria Kellam, of New York,
Mrs. Frank Rowley and son, OF Pitts
burg. Pa, Miss Toadvine, OF Sails
bury, Mrs Harper, of Selbyville, Ell
wood Colbourn, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs. Wind
err, of Atlantic, are visiting friends
here.
DR. Chas. Truman will spend his
vacation at Floyd G. H., next week;
Mr.. Harry White is on a business
trip down the county; Messrs. John
Johnson, Ezra Adams, VIM. Daisey
Elva Jeffreys, James Thornton, and
Mrs. Mary Hill and daughter are IN
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. James Scott has bought the
interest Of Mr. Rowley in the firm OF
Rowley s. Selby, clothiers, and the
firm will hereafter be run under the
name and style of Selby Il Scott. II
is a big concern and carries larger
stock of clothes and furnishings thar
any firm on the Eastern Shore.
A party of about twenty from
Pocomoke City, including Mr.. vii
liam Dickinson and son, and Dir
Frank Dryden and daughter, spen
several days at the Atlantic Hote
this week and were so we'll pleased
with the attention that Uncle Dr.
gave them and the sailing, bathing
&C., enjoyed by them, that they viii
come again soon.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week: A. II Howard, w. F. Nicely
]. Frank Schoper, 0. K Lewis, baI
timore; e. H. Matthews, S. Nj. Truit'
F. f. Moore, F. G. Hanna, ii. }
Frantic q. Prettyman, w. a. Webt
t E. II. Dix, Chas a. TIE B, Philade
phia; H. E Selby, Wilmington; "
. Davis, Milford; F. Flox, Pocomok
e City; W H Cooper, Frankfort; Jn'
D a. Trower, Portsmouth; j. johnson
Hog Island J. W. BroughtoD, Accc
mac.
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Water Party at Guard Shore.

The annual water party at the
Guard Shore will be held this year
on Friday, July ooh, commencing In
the morning and continuing through
out the day. Addresses by prominent
speakers, good music, and boat race
free to all for suit OF colors will be
among the attractions OF the day
Fine bathing, boats free to all fond
of sailing and plenty of shade also in-
vite all who want pleasant outing
to be in attendance.
Good dinner and supper,ice cream,
confectlonerles, sc will be served at
popular prices. Hacks will meet all
trains at Bloxom to take passengers
to Guard Shore. Come and spend
the day with us and II the welther
is bad on Friday, come next day.
J. II Somers.
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Parksley.
Mr.. Duncan Bradford, OF Keller
spent Tuesday in town

Mr.. Duncan Bradford, OF Keller
spent Tuesday in town
Mrs. Bowen, of Snow Hill, is visit
ing her SOD, Mr.. W. NJ Bowen.
Misses Emma and Mszie johnson
spent a few days In town this week.
Mr.. G. G. Dix, OF Portsmouth, was
q welcome visitor here Wednesday
Mr. e. 7. Silverthorn shipped the
first barrel OF sweet potatoes from
our station, Tuesday, 10Th inst.
DR.. Joseph Ohitwood, OF W. Va,
is staylug a while with his wites
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. L. White.
A small party of ladies and gentle
men from this place spent few days
early this week at Hotel Wacha-
presgue.
Rev. j.. B. Jones, of Baltimore,
pent a few days this week at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. K a.
Lewis, Leemont.
Miss Leila Krouse returned Thurs
day 10 her home in Richmond, via
Baltimore. She was accompanied
AS far as the latter city by miss
Maude Rayfield.
Mr.. F. B. Johnson and bride, nee
Mis- Susie Warren, arrived in town
this week and have their home al
the Hotel. Their many friends wish
them a long and happy life.
Several OF our young people gave
dance at the Hotel Tuesday evening
which was greatly enjoyed by those
present. There were guests from
Keller, Eastville, Onancock ant
other towns nearby.
Rev. w. b. Judefind is assisting II
a camp-Meeting in Dorchester
county, Md, this week, after which
he will spend part OF his vacation
with relatives in Queen Anne county
Mrs. Jude6nd is visiting friends OF
the Western Shore of Va. She vii
also spend a few weeks with he
parents in Baltimore county befor
returning.
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The Accomac Public High School.

The establishment ola High School
at Aecomac became assured 10 May,
190< when the Lee District School
Board and the trustees of the Drum
mondtown Academy agreed to unite
in the support OF school that would
afford all the advantages Of an acad-
envy In curriculum, while the cost Oh
tuition would be reduced to mini
mum. Thus it has been made possi-
BILE for those wishing secondary
school training in Latin. Mtthe'
MATES, and the higher branches
generally, to secure such a training
in thorough IN tnnsr at home aud
at very small cost. Through the
efforts of those who recognized the
Importance OF having a good high
school at Accomac the undertaking
became a success. The size, central
location, and cultural environment OF
the town unite in demanding better
educational advantages and the peo'
ple have become thoroughly alive to
| the fact.
In order, therefore, to insure the
success OF the school the coming ses
sion and to prepare for its growth
and greater eff cheney 10 the future,
the people should give ii their united
support from the very start, as they
have shown themselves interested in
its possibilities.
This school is intended to be the
high school for Lee Dis rict-being
controlled by the District Board-as
we'll as for the town OF Accomac
The High School department is de
signed ~ to prepare pupils for the
colleges and universities OF the State,
and (s) to provide well-rounded
education for those that cannot avail
themselves OF the advantages OF a
college course.
| While thorough grading cannot
be effected the first year, 1t will be
the purpose of the teachers TO exer-
else care from the beginning to bring
about uniform classification OF all
pupils. This can be accomplished
only very gradually with many, and
no pupil will be advanced or retard-
ed numerically in the interest oil
grading.
The teachers have been selected
with care on the basis of efficiency
experience and character. The prin'
cipal. who is b. A. OF Washington
and Lee University, has taught two
years as principal of the High Schoo
at Pungoteague, Va. The following
have been appointed to teach th'
coming sessions:
Mr.. A. L. Burger, principal; Mis-
Susie G. LeCato, 1st assistant; Mis-
t Tibbie Grant, 2nd assistant; Mis-
I Doisy Ayres, 3rd assistant.
Tuition will be charged the follow
ing: o. Pupils attending one .
r more classes in the High School de
Q partment; ~ Pupils attending til
grades below the High School VIII
e come from within the precinct
other schools; g. Pupils contInu
. ipg In the grades below the Hig
!. School after the close OF the Ire
t school term. Following are tn
J., rates: In the High School depart
g ment, 81 so per month; 10 grades b'
low the High School, 81 10 re
5. month.
O For further information, addre'
% the Superintendent of Schools, tn
Clerk of the Board, or the Principa
(Fincastle, Va, prior to Septemoe
1.t)
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Womans Missionary Union.

The sixth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Union OF the
Accomack Baptist Association will
be held in the Lower Northampton
Church on Tuesday, August I'd. The
body will hold both a morning and
afternoon session, and every church
is expected to send representatives
Reduced rates will be given on the
"Delmar Accommodation" train and
the ladies will be met at Bay View
Station and conveyed to the church.
All who expect to attend the
meeting will please notify Mrs. J.W.
Reams, Bay View, Va.
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Local Option Election.

Pursuant to au order of the Judge
of the circuit court of the county OF
Accomack, notice is hereby given,
that an election will be held at the
several voting precincts in Lee and
Pun colleague magisteriaI districts. in
this county, on Saturday, the 23rd
day of July, 1904, on the question oil
granting or not granting a liquor
license in said districts, respectively
Lee b. Kellam, Sheriff.
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District Conference

The Eastern Shore District Confer
ence will be held at Craddockville,
PuDgoteagus Circuit, July 27th Goth.
Rev. ]. q. Moss, Phi. D., will preach
the opening sermon. Revs. 7. N.
Potts, D. D., @. R. James and K. L.
Waterfield are appointed the Com
mittee on Examinations.
Delegates to the conference who
come by rail will get off and be met
at Mappsburg.
W. W. Sawyer, P. @.
Pungoteague, Va,
July 10, 1904.
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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. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders foi
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice T. Lumber 90.
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Picnic at Buntlngs Point.

The friends and members OF Baker
Memorial Baptist Church will hold
their annual picnic on Buntings
Point. on Wednesday evening, July
9th, beginning at 2 p. m. Supper
and other refreshments OF the season
will be served at reasonable prices
Come every one and help good
cause.
Committee.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Ouancock.

OuancOck.
Mr.. F. d. Parkes is sick st this
writing.
Mrs. Geo. Parkes, who has been
very i'll, is much improved.
Mis- SEES Maude and Mamie McKown
are at the home of their father on
East Main st.
Misses Elizabeth and Sallie Mercer,
Of Point of Rocks, Md are the guests
of Miss Ruth Tyler.
Miss Anna Woodward, OF Hamp
ton, is visiting her aunts, Mesdames
]. s. and 8. NAPLES.
Misses Helen and Eva Townsend,
of Snow Hill, Md, are the guests OF
Miss Elizabeth Wise.
Mrs. E. +. Warren was called TO
Eastvile this week by the death OF
her brother, Mr.. Geo. Jarvis
Miss S4llie Jacob and Mr.. Stanley
Scott. Of EastviIle, are visiting Mrs.
F. GUSTS and Mrs. F. &. Kelley
Rev. Edgar Dickinson, assistant
rector of 81. Peters Church, Balti
more. is on a visit 70 Rev. Custis
Fletcher.
Miss Sarah Parkes entertained a
number of friends Monday afternoon
at her birthday party on the lawn OF
the residence of Mr. \. &. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, o. Smith
field, are spending a few DAYS with
Mrs. W. G. West at the Onsncock
Hotel. Mrs. Edwards is the neice OF
the late b. Il. Parker, Esq.
The young people of the town gave
a dance in Hopkins Hall, Monday
evening. Quite large attendance
including many persons from North
ampton and elsewhere.
Mrs. c. B. Nottingham, accom-
panied by Dr. E b. Finney, left FOL
Balti more, Saturday last He
shoulder was operated upon by DR.
Martin and two fractures were found
Mr.. F. w. Robertson, accompanied
bv several friends, arrived in towl
Wednesday on his yacht JesSics
They will pass several days at Mt
Prospect before returning to Baltl
more.
Among the recent arrivals at Mt
r Prospect are: Mrs. s. b Hance
/ Misses Julia and Evelyn Joynes, Mis-
Teddie Ridseway, Mrs WW, Fitchet'
,Mr. VERIFY Fitchett, Miss Chariot
Fitchett, Miss Bradley, Mr.. and Mr.
Van Odover-all Cf Baltimore.
r The sympathy of the town go2
q ont TO Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews in tn
). sad and untimely death of thei
promising son and only child, Fletel
err. His remains were buried in Omar
!. cock cemetery from the Bapti
Church, Thursday morning.
t Miss Sarah Doughty, who for man
}. wears has made her home with til
family of Mrs. II. C. Pitts, died o
Saturday last end was buried Sui
= day from the Baptist Church, int
meut in Onancock cemetery. Nil
. Doughty was most consistei
&c christian and will be much missed
the community and church work.
The Onancock Book Club III
Wednes ~ night at the home
, Mrs. b. *. Powell to elect officer
The old officers were re. elected: Mr
Webster Marshall, president, al
Mrs. b. K. Powell, secretary al
treasurer. A committee was select'
Of to choose the new books and tho
r, who desire to be members are r
It. ouested to meet the committee ne
e. Wednesday evening, July 9th,
8 Mrs. o. L Parker's or send in Il
ID of books desired before that date.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postofilce at Acconac, Va,
July 10th, 1904.
Miss Nola Byrd, Miss Mary Beloate,
Rose Chandler, Miss Emmer Conner,
Mrs Silvie HARRISON, Miss Alice
Marshall, Miss Jane Smith, Mis- Eva
L. Taylor, Miss Sarah Whorton Miss
Ella Wright. Mr.. j. w. Addison
Mr.. Knight Carrow, Mr. John 7
Martin, Mr.. Henry Parker, Mr.. Johr
Wioder.
Bette s. White, P. N.
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Tasley Fair grounds are truly
alive with trotters. The best on the
Shore are there already and the
others are dropping in every day.
Dates, 9,12th August.
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What Are They?

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipation
and good one. Price % cents. Fol
sale by all medicine dealers.
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Have you seen the Tasley Fair
postersY Well, they are 81 nply re-
minders. The posters are too small
and the Fair is too big to tell you
much on them. Dates 9-12th August.
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The clothing you get from us pos
sesses style, servicea bility and easily
fitting qualities, also retains their
perfect shape.
Ames, Mills l. Co.
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Call on me for bargains. Lam now
offering at cost all Spring and Sum-
goods, millinery, dress trimmings,
hamburgs, embroidery, notions &c
NJ V. Finley Mears,
Bloxom Va.
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For track or road harness, nets,
boots. and full line of horse fix
lures call at our big store.
Ames, Mills Il Co.
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Use Harters A No. flour for good
bread. Sold by
d. II. johnson & Son.