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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED
Of His Nomination at His Home at
sagmore Hill.
BE ACCEPTS The NOMINATION
In the Presence Of an Assembla&e OF
Distinguished Men. A Pho
togTapher Was Present
to Take Them All.

On last Thursday Theodore Roose-
velt formally opened the campaign Of
1904 at bis beautiful country home at
Sagmore Hill. Standing on spot
made dear by the associations Of q
lifetime, surrounded by his family and
relatives and friends, and in the pres
ence of an assemblage OF men distin-
guished in all walks OF life, he formal
ly received and accepted the nomina-
tion of the Republican party for
president of the United States.
Speaker Cannon and his committee
Of notification together with many Of
the invited guests arrived there on a
train from New York. The attend
ance Of the members OF the committee
was notably large, regrets being re-
ceiVed from ouly three, James N.
Combs Of Florida, Senator Chauncey
NJ. Depew Of New York and Senator
Clarence D. Clark Of Wyoming.
In all, about l25 persons were pres
ent at the ceremony.
President Roosevelt personally re-
ceived the members Of the committee
and other guests as they arrived at
Sycamore Hill. BE knew almost
every man personally. After the visi-
tors had been greeted by the president,
Secretary Loeb presented each one to
Mrs. Roosevelt and to Miss Alice
Roosevelt. The guests were seated on
the veranda, where the notification
ceremony was held. As Speaker Can
non, attired in a dark gray frock suit,
stepped upon a chair standing near
the veranda railing, ne was given
cordial reception.
While Mr.. Cannon read his speech,
President Roosevelt stood at his right
hand, giving close attention to the
address.
Mrs. Roosevelt, surrounded by her
children, Kermit, Ethel and Quentin,
stood facing Mr.. Cannon, almost In
the centre OF the crowd. MI. Cannon
was interrupted frequently by ap-
pIause.
President Roosevelt shook Mr.. Cam
mons hand heartily at the conclusion
Of his speech and then mounted the
chair to deliver his address In re-
sponse. BE was given so cordial a re-
ception that it was quite minute
before he could proceed. He was In
excellent voice, and though he fol
lowed the printed text Of bis speech
he seldom referred 10 it. The address
was punctuated by applause.
When be concluded he was heartily
congratulated first By Speaker Can
non, then by Chairman Cortelyou and
by the others present.
After the informal reception which
followed the address Speaker Cannon
suggested that all the visitors assem-
BILE on the lawn at the foot Of the ve-
randa steps in order that they may
have ther respective shadows secured
ere the substance faie." AS the pres
ident descended the steps to face the
photographer, he called for Gov. Par
dee Of California and W. S. Simpson
Of Texas to stand near him. These
two with Speaker Cannon, Chairman
Cortelyou, Gov. Odell OF New York,
Cornelius N. Bliss and Frank S.
Black, stood about the president as
the photographs we're taken.
A buffet luncheon followed and the
guests were served by the presidents
children and his nephews and nieces.
Senator Platt and Elihu Boot were
not present but sent regrets.
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TO succeed DR.. Lander.

Rev. DR.. @. Wilson, presiding elder
Of the Cokesbury district, has been
elected president Of the Williamson
Female college at Greenwood to sue
ceed the late Dr.. S. Lander.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
A Double Tragedy.

At Dallas, Texas, Samuel Cordell.
40 insurance agent, Friday shot anc
killed his wife while she was asleep
and then killed himself. Jealousy was
given as the cause. Their two chill.
drep are left homeless.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
MERDERERS ARRESTED.

Several negroes lave been arrested
for the murder and the burning of the
house. Paul Reed and VIII Cato are
the most deeply implicated. Paul
Reeds wife has confessed to Mr.. Madi-
son Parrish and others, that Paul Reed
and Will Cato came to her house early
Thursday night and secured matches
Paul went away with the shoes that
were found near the scene Of the
crime. She says the two men were
gone several hours and when Paul came
back, it was about one o'clock. He
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
DOGS TAKE THE TRAIL.

Track were found in the rear Of the
house acrvss corn patch Of person
wearing small dress shoe and one
barefooted, but having small feet.
Sheriff Kendrick put his dogs on the
track and run it of from the house
apiece and found they took the run OF
branch a hundred yards OF so, but
the dogs had no trouble in finding the
scene anew and were running it when
the Chronicle man left, and it is
thought the criminals will be caught.
People are present from all over the
county and a large posse is following
the dogs. Two Of the children were
very small, which only makes the deed
more horrible
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
WAS NO SURPRISE.

A special from Washington Thurs
day SAYS Secretary Hay has cabled to
Count Lamsdrof, Russian minister Of
foreign affairs, an expression OF pro-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03
AN ASSASSINATION.
Won Plehye, the. Russian Minister,
Murdered.
CAST a BoMB UNDER CARRIAGE.
Ceachman Also Killed and Bystand-
ers Hurt by the Terrific EXplo-
sion. ALI St. Petersburg
ls Shocked.
Is Shocked.

a special frorl St. Petersburg says
Minister of Interior Won Plehve was
assassinated Thursday morning while
driving &c the Baltic Station enroute
to visit the Emperor at the Peterhof
Palace. The crime was committed at
10 O'Clock.
A bomb was thrown beneath the
minister's carriage, which was COM
pletely shattered by the explosion that
followed. Minister Won Plehve was
terribly mangled. The assassin was
Immediately caught, and wild excite
ment followed the news Of the aSsass-
ination which spread over the city like
wjlS-fira
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03

The tragedy has overshadoWed COM
pletely the news from toe seat Of war
and the strained relations with Eng
land, which when St. Petersburg re-
tired Friday night appeared to be on
the point of breaking. This morning
the whole scene has changed and the
war in the east and Britain are lost
sight Of and another dark tragedy,
which has been added to the many
already on the pages OF Russian his
tory, is the sole and excited topic OF
talk in every corner Of the empire.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03

The coachman was also slain by the
force of the explosion, and the mad
dened horses, being free and frighten-
ed by the crash, dashed wildly away,
with the front wheels and axle Of the
carriage dragging at their heels. The
animals had not galloped far before
they fell with pools Of blood under
them. The ministers servant, who
was also on the coachman's box, was
badly wounded and two officers driv-
Ing in the cab were injured by flying
SplinterS.
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'Hallwood.
Master Ford Kitchens quite Ill OF
late Is now convalescent.

Master Ford Kitchens quite Ill OF
late Is now convalescent.
Sleighing has been much INDUCED
In and highly enjoyed by the people
OF our town and vicinity In the last
few days.
Among the late visitors to friends
in town were Miss Margie Watson, OF
Atlantic, and Miss Florence Marsh
all, Of Belinda.
Rev. Mr.. Monds, pastor Of our Bap'
fist church, was called to the bedside
of his sick mother on the Western
Shore, last week, and to this time
has not returned.
A distressing accident, resulting In
the death of Mr.. Davenport, Of
Vienna, Md brakeman Of the N. 7
P. & N. R. R., occurred at our station
last Saturday night. While watch
ing his train he was run into 81
another and thrown a distance o.
thirty feet or more. His back Wal
broken and life extinct when friend'
went to his assistance.
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Cape Charles.

Mr.. Robert Crowder, of Keller, Va,
was in town on Monday.
Miss Odell Warren made a flying
visit to Washington, D. c., this week.
Mr.. b. 7. Ames has opened a gro
Gerry store opposite the Virginia Ho'
tel.
Mrs. William Sirman, of Delmar
Del is visiting Mrs. Jos. Restein on
Mason Ave.
On account of the very bad wealth
er, the work on the sewerage has
been very slow.
Miss Sarah NAPLES is home from
the Woman's College. of Richmond,
Va, on accouat of sickness.
Mr.. A. G.. Manahan, trainmaster
N. Y. P. & N. r. R, made flying
visit to friends in Middletown, Pa,
this week.
Mr.. Harry Moore, who has been
visiting Mr.. Chas. Hines on Randolph
Ave-, returned to his home in Phila-
delphia on Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Faber, of Norfolk, Va,
has opened photograph gallery for
ten days, commencing February LIST
in the Smith building on Randolph
Ave.
Miss Jessie Savage and Miss Evelyn
Nottingham left on Saturday fol
Lynchburg, Va, where they will at
tend the Randolph-Macon Woman'i
College.
Mayor NJ. n. Stevenson and Col
lector of Customs g. G. Smithers re
turned home from Baltimore on Sat
urday after several days stay in thu
Monumental city.
A telegram was received at East
Vile on Monday announcing thu
death of Mrs. William n Meade a
her home in Anderson, s. G. Mrs
Meade is we'll known here, her bus
band having been the rector of tn,
Episcopal churches of the count,
for ten years.
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Parksley.

Mr.. Chas. Lane spent Sunday with
his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J Barnes have
returned from a trip to New York.
Mrs. W. w. Bundick has returned
from a lengthy visit to friends In
Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Krouse stopped over
here Wednesday from New York to
Richmond.
Messrs. Thomas Scott, Elmer Lewis,
W. Il. Lewis and Jno. r. Justis are
in Baltimore this week.
Hon. Johu r. Rev was home from
Richmond last week to attend the
last regular county court.
Mr.. W. E. Scott, after spending
the month of January in Altoona
Pa , arrived home Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Chitwood and daughter
Doris, of West Va, are visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. White
at this time.
Mr.. Julius Onley, of E T. Parks 4
Co., is on a trip through Nortl
Carolina and other parts South pur
chasing material for the firm.
Sleighing in all kinds of sleigh
and teams from one OK, or donkey
up to a pair OF horses or three mule
is being enjoyed by great many o
our people this week.
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Onley.
Miss Sallie Finney is visiting friends
at Birds Nest this week.

Miss Sallie Finney is visiting friends
at Birds Nest this week.
Rev. A. L. Carson, former pastor OF
our Methodist church, was welcome
visitor to our town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Riley Fletcher, of late the guest
of Mr.. Charley Walker, returned to
his home In Baltimore last week.
Miss Lucille Boggs, of Nandua, and
Miss Ethel Broughton, of Parksley,
we're among the visitors to friends
and relatives here this week.
Our sportsmen, Messrs. b. L. Parks
and l.. o. Watson returned from q
cunning trip last week loaded down
with game-40 ducks or more.
The smile continues to go around
among the gentlemen in this vicinity
The latest arrival is a girl and this
time at the home of Mr.. WV. Parks
Capt. John Rogers, Messrs. L. j
Savage and Harry T. Mears, an(
Masters Geo. and Chester Savage
returned from trip to Baltimore las
Saturday.
The corner lot on the main count!
road, opposite dwelling of Mr.. E. A
Bloxom, was selected as the site TO
the new bank at the meeting OF tn
directors on Monday and bought o
Mr.. Lloyd J. Savage for the sum o
| $500.
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Onanc0ck.

Miss Cecille Powell is visiting Miss
Lila Scot, OF Eastville, Va.
Miss George Lewis has been to
Baltimore to consult an oculist.
Miss Mary Kelly entertained a few
friends last Saturday afternoon In
honor of her eighth birthday.
Chesapeake Lodge Masons is steadi'
| ly growing. Mr. Claude L. Northam
was the last candidate to take third
degree.
Miss Lolita 8. Bagwell, who has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. j.
Newton Bagwell, Of Baltimore, re-
turned home last Sunday.
Messrs Beloate and Campbell, two
enterprising young men, will open a
grocery store In the house recently
vacated by Mr.. ]. Fl. Riley.
Mrs Oscar L. Powell, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Mabel Long, left
last Thursday for two weeks visit
to Easton, Penn. her former home.
Wise Council, Royal Arcanum, has
initiated several new members re>
Gently. Among them are IL. Shields
J.. @. w. Leatherbury, and W. g.
Holland.
Mr.. Robert P. Gusts and Mr.. Will
liam @. West, who spent last week In
Baltimore, had to come home by rail
as the Maryland did not make her re,
gular trip on account OF the snow
storm.
Margaret Academy hill is merry
with the voices Of the young folks
who coast from early morning unit
late at night. Many thanks are due
MFR. and Mrs. Miles for putting az
with the noise.
There will be an entertainment al
Merose, the home of Mr.. r. l.. Shield
Friday evening, February 9th, for the
benefit of Holy Trinity Church. The
program will consist OF farce by W.
w. Howell's entitled 1.-The Mouse
Trap" and several recitations. Ad-
mission % cents. Refreshments free
Mr.. William G. West, proprietor
of Onancock Hotel, has returned from
New York. While there he sold the
famous brood mare BERTHE, 2:36, dam
of Lamp Girl, 200 and Gold Burr
2:134, to Mr.. John Fl. Shuts, Of
Brooklyn, for $500 BERTHE was seven
teen years old. Mr.. West, while i1
New York, saw Gold Burr. He start
ed up to his owners home and met
DR.. Hagge's wife coming out with
Gold Burr hitched to q sleigh. Mr.
West states that the horse is in ex-
ceIlent shape and his owner is very
much pleased with him. He will be
raced again next season and Is ex
pected to take marx of 2:0S or bet
ter.
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Public School Entertainment.

The amusing and entertaining
society play, entitled Just For Fun"
will be presented at the town hall In
Temperanceville, Va, on Thursday,
the 25th, and Friday, the Goth, OF
February, 1904, at 1880 p. m, under
the management OF the teachers OF
the Temperanceville public school
and others, for the benefit OF the said
school. Admission-Adults, 20 cents;
children under twelve years OF age,
Is cents; reserved seats IS cents
Tickets will be on sale at the drug
store a week or ten days prior to the
Goth.
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NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES.
ChlncOteague.

VIM. McNeal aud sister, of Chuck =
atuck, Va. moved here last week.
Oysters, owing TO the continued
cold weather, have advanced from 20
to so cents per bushel.
Mrs. Rebecca Farlow, wife of Ed
ward Farlow, died on the Sd inst., OF
pneumonia, aged 30 years.
Lloyd Jones, son of Mr.. John A.
Jones has graduated at Goldey Bust
ness College and returned home.
Mr.. James Holland, clerk of Wheal'
ton Merchandise Co., has resigned
and accepted position OF assistant
post master with DR.. ]. W. Field.
Mr., Edward j. Ayres, of Accomac
G. H., accompanied by Mr.. B. W.
James, of Tasley, arrived here Sat-
urday en- route to Popes Island Life
Saving Station to visit his brother
Mr.. Chas. Ayres.
Mr.. Archie Jones was called to the
bedside of his father, Mr.. Edward
Jones, Pocomoke City, and Miss Car.
RE Wheaton to bedside of her sis
ter, Mrs. John W. Warren, Laurel
Del this week.
Mr.. Hugh Davis, wife and sister
Miss Johnson, of Exmore, are visit
ing family of Mr.. Jno. L. AndertoD
Assateague; Geo. Mailman, of FELTON,
is the guest of DR.. r W. White; Mrs
NJ. V. West, of New Church, is with
her daughter, Mrs. John johnson
Mr.. J. 7. Burton, of louisville, II
visiting his brother, Mr.. John Bur
ton; Mr.. s. ]. Hastings and wife, o
Salisbury, are at the Atlantic Hotel
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
wehk: F. w. Byrd, Geo. Brasure, A
w. Byrd, II. G. Quilleu, Baltimore; E
q. Matthews, G. Trimble, Philadel
phia; b. b. Hamilton, New York; 81
T. Rowley, Pittsburg; H. E. Waters
Dover; H. NJ. Vickers, Georgetown
L. s. Quillep, A. h. Howard, Berlin
A. W. Smith, &. A. Payne, Snow
Hill; w. A. Taylor. Stockton; ]. NJ
Thomas, Norfolk; H. H. Brown, Win
ston, n. c.; L. F. Goodwin, Exmore
Capt. n. B. Rich, E. j. Ayres, b. w
James, Accomac.
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A Card.

To my former pstrons:-I take this
method OF stating that have been
away from home for several weeks
on account OF sickness In my family
or would have been around soliciting
orders for fertilizers before this.
AL persons desiring to buy fertili
ger, OF me this season, will please
notify me, or hold their orders until
| see them.
shall handle the same grades Of
fertilizer, as heretofore and some
other good grades of another firm
also.
Thanking my patrons for theil
former favors and soliciting theii
continued patronage, l am
Yours very truly,
w. T. Wright.
Accomac, Va, Feb. 4, 1904.
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Textbook Committee.

Pursuant to instructions received
from State Board Of Education, the
County School Board in session at
Parksley, February I'd, appointed
the following teachers and trustees
as a textbook committee for Acco-
mack:
Teachers -E. @. Sydenstricker
Onancock; A. L. Burger, Pungo-
league; Geo. @. Bundick, Modestown'
Trustees-J. q. Turner, Painter
D. H. johnson, Parksley; W, r. Gov
ington, New Church.
Respectfully,
g. G.. Joynes,
Supt
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nules For Sale.

Twill have for sale or exchange, a
car load of nice blocky mules, rang
log from to years old, broke and
unbroke. These mules are direct from
Missouri and no better are raised on
earth. They will be on exhibition at
G.. D. Wilkins stables, Accomac @. H.,
Va, after Tuesday, February 9th,
and will be there for few days only
Call and see me at once II you want
something nice.
VIM. Gates.
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An Invitation.

While In Pocomoke city don't for-
get to look up the new drug store on
Market St., opposite opera house
Has new fixtures and a full line oil
pure drugs, toilet articles, stationery
&C., have also some good bargains
I am closing out at cost. 1t will pay
you to call and look them over.
Everybody welcome.
Yours for business,
Farlow's Pharmacy,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Case of Rheumatism Cured
bv Chamberlain Palm Balm

The efficacy of Chamberlain's Pain
Rain In the relief Of rheumatism is
beipg demonstrated daily. Parker
TT. plett, of Grigsby, Va, says that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave him
nermanent relief from rheumatism In
the back when everything else failed,
and he would not be without 1t. For
sale by all medicine dealers.
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Chas Clement.

We beg permission to thank our
friends and neighbors for the liberal
donation brought to us recently
There were many valuable gifts, viz;
meat, corn, wood, sugar, coffee can
ned fruit and many eatables that
come handy In kitchen at dinner
time. Virginia hospitality was out
on dress parade and pastor and wife'
were made to rejoice an account OF
the kind remembrance.
Fraternally,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Copeland.
Marsh Market, Va.
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We are now ready to fill your or
ders for Virginia Trucker, Gold Basis
and Baughs per cent. for round
potatoes, also keep in stock all kinds
of farming implements and almost
everything else farmer needs Give
us a call. We guaranty satisfaction.
Hopkins & Bro.
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Zell Guano Co.
Gents:-I wish to state, In reply to
inquiries regarding 'zslls Truck
Grower" that 1 used it last year by
the side Of two others fertilizers, one
of which was claimed to be the same
goods under a different name. The
result was the zell's proved to be the
best, and where 1 put the kind that
WAS claimed to be the same goods as
zsll's, l raised the poorest potatoes
of all. shall use nothing but Zell's
coming spring.
D. Fluharty,
Atlantic, Va.
Jan. 10, 1904
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VIM. Gates.

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 receive orders FOL
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice r. Lumber 90.
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When In need of feed, call on the
Parksley Mfg. Co. We make a
speciality of mill feed, nay and corn,
and can save you money when you
want anything in our line. Call and
see for yourself. This will convince
you at once. Address
The Parksley Mfg. Co..
P, ~ksley, Va.
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We have on hand the following:
Choice No. 1 Timothy hay, fancy
white middllings, nice sweet yellow
corn, nice seed oats, 90 cents per
bushel, Harters A No. -four. also
good supply of potato bed frames, all
kinds of farming implements, all the
above at good prices. You will be
wise to inspect our stock before buy
ing elsewhere.
Parksley Coal & Supply 90.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE-Schooner VIM. Devries,
capacity 500 bushels oysters. In and
on her. She draws too much waterfor
our work: we will sell cheap, or trade
for good light draft boat, carrying
$50 or 300 bushels of oysters.
johnson s. Birmingham,
HOMETOWN, Va.
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Pastors pounded

On last Wednesday evening, jan
uary 27th. there was a large gather
Ing at the Baptist Pastorium, OF New
Church, Virginia. Many friends In
and around the village, reinforced by
many member Of the Chincoteague
Baptist Church came together for
the purpose OF pounding the pastor
and his family. As result our pan
try is now we'll stored with many
things OF use and value, such assugar'
coffee, -four, sausage and many other
things too numerous to be mentioned
for all OF which we are profoundly
grateful and take this method oil
thanking our friends for their gener'
osity and kind consideration. May
Gods choice blessing rest upon them
all.
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Teachers r1eetlng.

All the colored teachers OF Accomac
count y are requested to meet at Zion
church, near Mappsburg, Saturday.
February Goth, 1904, at IL a. IN.
Those coming by train will get OIL
at Mappsburg.
Jas. d. Uzzle,
w. A. Parham, fres'
Sec.
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We have on hand supply OF heart
cypress for potato bed frames. also
frames 6xS feet. Send us your or
ders.
Hopkins & Bro,
Onancock, Va.
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l will be at Atlantic for the practice
of my profession on Thursday and
Friday, February 18th aud II.
W. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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NoT1oE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or tres,
passing in any way on that par. Of u
the premises known s"Mt Custis"
occnnied or rented out by me, under
penalty of prosecution to the full
extent of law.
DR.. L. McLane Tiffany.
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For SALE-1 fine Toodle colt,
years old, fine driver, with great
promise of speed, has been worked
some, color bay: Have no use fol
her. Apply to W. 8. Ayres, Tasley
Va, or E. J. Ayres, Accomac, Va.
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WANTED To buy tract Of good
timber. from one-half million up to
any quantity, for cash, or will sell
saw mill In good condition. Address
Lock Box No. 20,
Parsonsburg, Maryland,
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NoT1oE-All persons indebted to
the firm of J. 8. Gordy Il Bros. are
requested to come forward at once
and settle with us, or we will have to
place their accounts In the hands oil
an officer for collection.
J. 8. Gordy & Bros.
Mappsville, Va.