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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-09

Petitions.
The following building and removal
petitions were read aud referred e
~ the building committee
" joseph II. Morehcad, to erect six
~ room modern cottage 40 cost ahon
he $4,000 on lots "a and 35, block rs, firs
as addition. NJ. 51S-s2o Twenty-tirs
he street
~ VIM. If Wood, to erect an offie
Fs' building 1880 feet, costing abou
I'M sioO on lot 3s, block ~. c.ty
Gallie Alexander 70 erect on
re- DRY frame cottage to cost aboulS75
ccd Oh bot 10. block AZ. FIRST addition, n
was Sii Twenivsixth street,
Silas French TO erect q one.stol
on dwelling. cost about $1,000 on. lots
and %, block g. First addition
or r. J. Carey, to erect u
re room cottage with modern \
'ted proven mis- to cost about $4,000
rim, lot 10, block z, fourth addition
sler Earl Ford to remove a one'stc
5ny building now situated On rear Of i
ly-- and 3, block Z. fourth addition,
lots 80 and "a. block 10, First ad
fur tion.
d Of The clerk read a petition "
oriz- numerous property owners on \
rove street between Thrly'ffth and Thu
m Il seventh streets asking THAI tho co
line eli order d thrce.planlx walk laid
hirty east side OF said Htrect between
'rook lpcints named.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber. Cairo. Illinois.
October 5, 1895
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OnIey.

Miss Helen Burton is visiting friends
in Freehold, n. j.
Mr.. B. T. Parks sold at his factory
last week 2O2O truck barrels.
Miss Eunice Rogers has returned
from Norfolk Normal School.
Mr. Riley Fletcher, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mr.. Charles Walker.
Rev. J. w. Cammack will preach
here every other Sunday until further
notice.
Misses India and Bessie Lilliston are
attending the summer Normal IN
Norfolk.
Charles Brooks broke the record In
barrel making few days ago. he
made 139 barrels in one day.
Mr.. Esteman Scott, after spending
some weeks in Norfolk, has returned
and is again at his place of business.
Mr.. E. A. Bloxom and wife, Miss L.
MAZDA Marsh, Miss Hazel Scott and
Mr.. Edgar Scott spent Sunday IN
Norfolk
The first shipment of yellow sweets
from this station, this season, was
made by Mr.. Ben Ames last week anC
| it took only 10 hills to fill barrel.
Three valuable horses and mules o
Major Conquest, colored, OF near Uni
place, worth not less than $500, dle'
this week. The veterinary surgeon
pronounced the disease as meningitis
f Among the visitors to friends il
town of late were Mr.. r. J. Wilson
Jr.. Richmond, Misses Edith Kline
and Beulah Baker, of Maryland, Mis-
:, Kitty Joynes, of Northampton, Mis-
, Elizabeth Rogers, of Finney, and Mis-
Fanny Bailey, of Cashville.
An excursion will be given by Cap
Polk Lang from Folly Wharf to Me
tompkin Beach for benefit of tn
r Baptist Sunday School of this Plao
on Tuesday next, July 25th. III
v charge for round trip to adults Will
25 cents, children 10 cents. Retresl
o ments will be served. Public cordial
|. invited.
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nappsville.

Miss Bertha Smith is home spend
ing her vacation.
Mr.. Chas. Ewell, Sr., will occupy his
dwelling in town next year.
The favorites in this section seem
to be Judge Mann and Gov. Montague.
The Irish potato crop a complete
failure with us from money stand
point.
Our crops are failing very fast on
account of a severe drought in this
section.
Mr.. Scott, a worthy citizen of our
town. died the first part of the month
aged about ST.
Hand-line fishing is reported to Dc
very good, and some of our folks &c
down very often. .
George Nelson is home from the
fishing grounds of New Jersey for Z
stay of week or more.
Mrs. John L. Rayfield is in the Saraf
Leigh Hospital, Norfolk, for treat
ment at this writing.
| Our former townsman, John M
Bloxom, arrivedhome Sunday mornini
after pleasant visit to his son, Fred
| in Seattle, Washington. He visite'
while on the slope the Portland Elk
position, and gives glowing descrir
ton of his trip.
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'Onancock.

Miss Baker, of Emporia, Va, Is the
guest of Miss Eva Hopkins.
Miss Stella Crockett has as her guest
Miss Cammie Rider, of Richmond.
Mr.. Edgar Sydenstricker has re-
turned from visit in the Southwest.
Miss Annie Hopkins has returned
from a visit to relatives in Northamp-
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Bell spent sew
eral DAYS in Baltimore and Washing
ton, lately.
Misses Vida and Hattie Kelley, Sal
lie Scarborough and Anuie Fosque are
spending a week at Hotel Wacha-
preague.
Mrs. Fannie Kathan, of Hotel
Monroe, Portsmouth, Va, is at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. G. FREDERICK
Kelly.
Mrs. VIM. Joynes, who for some
time has been visiting relatives on the
Shore, left Saturday to join Mrs. lid
bic Hanse at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
The Uniform Public School exami-
nation, under the supervision of Supt
Joynes were held in the High SchooI
Tuesday and Wednesday. About sixty
persons took the examinations.
The intense heat of the past weel
has caused many of our citizens u
seek the seashore. A number o
beach parties have reported the grea
increase in the facilities for comfor
on Cedar Island since Mr.. Gordol
Mears has opened Island House
Mrs. Chauncey Leatherbury wa
taken to Baltimore Monday to under
90 an operation. She is now at Uni
versity Hospital and is reporte
as doing as well as could be e1
pected. MIR. Leatherbury, Mrs. I. [
Kellam and Mr.. Will Kellam accom-
? panied her.
. Mrs. Monte Leatherbury died sue
denly Wednesday evening OF hear
e failure caused by the heat, aged q
wears. Her death is shock to tn
community where she is highly res
q pected and honored. Mrs. Leather
= bury was consistent member OF tn
}. Baptist Church, in the work OF whlc
e she will be greatly missed.
S The entertainment given for tn
e benefit of the Episcopal Church o
the lawn of Mr.. R. L. Shields home
8 Melrose, Tuesday night, was SUI
e cess from all points of consideration
If The one-act drama "The Chums" WI
d creditably rendered by Misses Octav'
A Geiger and Rowena Holmes, Messr
d Wilbur Shield, Henry Powell ar
e Ralph Rich.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

At a recent session of the Sunday
School of Oak Grove M. f. Church,
South, committee was appointed to
draft the following resolutions:
Whereas, it has pleased God to re-
move from our midst our dear friend
and sister, Mrs. Mary E. burlington
therefore be it resolved:
1st. That while we bow in submits
sion to His will who is too wise to err,
we realize that we have lost in her
helpful and devoted member of ouI
church, Sunday school and choir.
End. That we extend our deepest
sympathy to the husband and chill
dren of our departed sister, and pray
that her lifelong friend may be theirs
to bless and comfort them in theil
great sorrow.
Bird. That a copy of these resollu
tions be sent to the bereaved family
and another to the Enterprise TO
publication. o.,-,
Mrs. Annie Harmon,
Mrs. Ada Hyslup,
Committee.
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ChlncOteague.

The Atlantic Hotel is filled to its
utmost capacity.
Mr.. Grover Watson and Miss Alrey
Jones were married on the goth. inst.
Mr.. Jacob Brasure was the success
or last week of Mr.. J. r. Tarr in store
business.
Messrs. c. F. Matthews and John
Richardson are spending the week at
Atlantic City.
gMrs. Mollie King, son and daught ter,
of Washington, D. c., are visiting
her father, DIR. n. S. Smith.
Mrs. Alfred Hudson, daughter and
granddaughter are spending the sum-
mer with her brother, Mr.. D. j.
Wheaton.
Messrs. VIM. Messick, William
Scott and John l.. AndertOn, Jr., art
spending the week in Wilmington an(
Philadelphia.
SSchooners Maggie Davis and Scar
brough arrived this week from Phila
Idelphia with cargoes of coal and ar
unloading same here.
Mr.. Daniel Hill and Miss Mimi
Watson were married on the 18th
Inst, Rev. Mr.. Farley of the Baptis
IChurch officiating.
Mr.. A. T. Sharpley, wholesal
commission merchant of Philade
phia, and family are at the home
Mr.. s. ]. Mumford for the summer.
Rev. G. P. Jones, wife and daugf
= ter, of Milford, Del, are here tn
guests of Capt. Jos. NJ. Feddema
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Miner ar
:. visiting her father, Mr.. Geo. Hal
, cock.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this weel
t f. F. Waters, w. J. Kennerly,
, Shultz, j. T. Powell, Baltimore; 1
P. Pearce, Philadelphia; j. F. Hyd
Wilmington; w. A. Beach, Ne
! York; ABB. Guillett, Richmond; J.
8 w. Fallen, Washington; G. W. Dear
= and wife, Norfolk; H. c. Simpso
Jersey City; G. E. Davis, Laure
. Chas. Hustled, Milford; A. H. Howar
4 Berlin; NJ. Byrd, S. w. Mock, Jr., '
G. Matthews, H. G. Watson, L.
Mears, T. P. Satchell, Accomac.
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Parksley.

Miss Leila Dickerson, of Sanford, is
at the home of Mr. T. l. Kent.
Miss Matte Day, of Maryland, is
the guest of Miss Bessie Mason.
Miss Stella Scott is spending the
week with relatives at Guilford.
Mrs. w. B. Judennd and son, Lee,
are visiting her parents near baiti-
more.
Mr.. Heating Dever, of Washington
spent few days with friends here the
early part of the week.
Messrs. j. T. Phillips, Willie Wes-
sells and Master Edward Pate are on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. r. II. Bundick, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents
near here, has returned to New YORK.
Messrs. Hill and George l.. Nc
Cready are in South Eastern part OF
Virginia and Eastern North Carolina,
respectively, taking orders for their
patent sweet potato vine cutter.
Some of our farmers have begun To
shin sweet potatoes. Mr.. w. T.
Vessels dug 40 bbls. Monday from
7 200 sprouts and sold the most OF
them to local buyers for $500 per Dbl
Miss Aileen Hogan gave peanut
party Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her friend, Miss Hilah, Boyer OF Baltl
more. at which all the children OF thu
town between the age of and II years
old were invited
Capt. James s. Taylor, formerly o
this county, now Captain OF the ferr.
lines of the Pennsylvania r. r. at New
York. has been enjoying his vacation
of late with his brother and othe
I friends near here.
The Parksley Bank building com
:. mitee, composed of H. Thos. Mason
: ]. H. Hopkins, ]. w. Chandler an
DIR. F. Drummond made tour of in
spection of the banks of the Easter
+ Shore of Maryland this week for tn
9 purpose of selecting a plan for thei
q new building to be erected here at a
= early date.
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In 1emorlam

Audrey Russell james, the thirteenth
month old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas R. James, of Locustville, died
early in the morning of July 18th,
1905. A beautiful rose cut from this
world to bloom in realms beyond
Another parents hearts are broken
but we must say Thy will be done anc
live prepared to meet again. KeeI
near the pearly gates darling Audrey
and await your loved ones.
Heaven retains now our treasure,
Earth the lonely casket keeps,
Sweetest thoughts will ever linger,
Where our darling Audrey sleeps.
By Aunty.
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Woman's Missionary Union.

The sixth annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Union of the
Accomack Baptist Association Will
be held on Tuesday, August LIST, with
the Pungoteague Church, (Holly's)'
The meeting will last all day and din
ner will be served on the grounds.
All ladies who expect to come by
train will get off at Keller, and IN
order that they may be met at the
station, are requested to write to
Miss H. A. Battaile, Sec.,
Boggs, Va.
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Church Entertainments.

The Baker Memorial Baptist Sunday
School will have a picnic and supper
at Bunting's Point on July 26, begin
ming at . D. m. Refreshment in
abundance. A number of boats VIII
he on hand to convey passengers to
the Reach. There will also be a boat
race. Come and enjoy yourself.
Committee.
On Wednesday, July 26th, begin
ming at Q p. M, there will be church
fair at Bethel Baptist Church. Season
able refreshments will be for sale. Sup
per will be served in high style and at
moderate prices. A good time is
promised. Proceeds for parsonage
repairs. If Wednesday is a bad day
come Thursday at same hour.
Committee.
The members of the Atlantic M. Z
Church will hold fair and festiva
July 25th, beginning at 2 p. M, Will
entertainment at barrel factory at
O'Clock. There will be plenty OF re
freshments of all kinds and a goot
supper will be served at moderat
prices. Owing to the hard times tn
admission will be 10 cents. Come on
and all, help good cause and spend
pleasant time with us. If Tuesday
bad day come next fair day.
Committee.
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NEIGHB0RHOOD NOTES.
Cape Charles.

Miss Grace Moorling, of Norfolk, Is
visiting Miss Nellie Warren.
Miss Mollie Broughton, of Pocomoke,
is the guest of Mrs. U. w. Hine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. King and son,
Jim. were in New York this week.
Miss Annie Dougherty, OF Crisfield,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Hayman.
Miss Annye Crowder, of Keller, was
the guest af the Misses Goffigon the
early part of this week.
Miss Virginia Robinson aud Mrs.
Locke, of Washington, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. White.
Mrs. VIM. G. Smith and little daugh-
ter and Miss Mary Emma Wilson left
Friday for Natural Bridge to spend a
couple of months.
The Artillery of Fort Monroe and
the Northampton Country Club base
ball teams will play game of ball at
the Club grounds Thursday, July p.
A very fast game of baseball was
PLAYED by the Northampton Country
Club and the Artillery at Fort Monroe
Saturday, the score being 1 to 0 IL
favor of the soldiers.
Mrs. Carl Herdic and son Jack anC
Master Charles Horton, of Williams
port, Pa, who have been the guests
of Major and Mrs. John Goffigon, re-
turned home Wednesday.
In the Circuit Court, in session a
Eastville last week, r. II. Berry wal
given judgment for $1,000 damages
against the N. Y. P. & N. for injurie
received while in the employ of thu
In. Y. P. & n. at this place.
Mr.. James G. Nesbit, who for nearl.
| two years, was stenographer in tn
office of the superintendent of the n
lY. P. & n. here, has accepted
position with the Pennsylvania Rail
road, at Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia.
AtPocomoke Tuesday the Pocomok
baseball team shut out the NorthamI
ton Country Club by a score of 4 to
This is the second game between thes
teams, each having victory to II
credit The deciding game will b
l played here in very short while.
Wilmore Robbs, the negro who wa
shot by Sergeant Taylor on tn
. steamer pennsylvania" Tuesday
last week while resisting arrest, die
at st. Vincent's Hospital Friday.
coroner's jury held an inquest an
rendered a verdict that the man can
to his death bybeing shot by Sergeal
Taylor, who was justified in the shoe
ing.
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Communicated.

Editor of the Enterprise;-The
charge has been made that Hon. Jos.
E. willard, one of the candidates for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor at the approaching primary was
opposed to the "Jim Crow Law" ano
used his influence against the passage
of the same. Will you or some reader
of the Enterprise please give the
facts?
Voter.
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Oak Hall.

Mr.. Sein, Inspector of lumber, IS
here at this time.
Mr.. r. L. Wimbrow is spending the
summer at this place.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
here. For particulars see M. D. and
w. L.
Miss Marjorie Conquest is visiting
her grandmother, near PocomoKe
city.
MIR. J. E. Tull has just returned
from the West where he expects TO
make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bringer, of Philadel-
phia, of late have been guests OF her
brother, Mr.. S. j. Reven.
The fair recently held at Downings
NJ. E. Church, South, was wei az
tended and quite success.
Our young people are looking for
ward to a good time at Red Hills the
first Wednesday in August.
Among the late visitors to FRIENDS
lin town were Miss Julia Oldham, Mis-
Mamie Massey and Mr.. Harry Scar
borough.
LeCato division of the Exchang'
will meet in school house at Oak Hal
village Saturday rnoon,July 18th
A matter will be considered on tn
occasion of interest to every membe
and the director urgently request
every member to be present, II posi-
BILE, if not to send proxy,
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The Methodist Excursion.

The Methodist of Drummondtown
and community desire to thank Capt.
w. H. Lang for his generous gift OF
an excursion to the beach on Thurs
day, goth. The day was almost ideal
for such a trip; the number in atten-
dance was large, and everything went
"merry as marriage BELLS" Wegreatly
appreciate the Captains many kind
ness and also the patronage Of the
MANY in attendance that were moi
Methodists. The trip Melted abou'
T'O'' Committee.
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Valuable Oyster Qround at Public
Auction.

A valuable piece Of oyster ground,
situated in Old Womans Bay, contain
ing 22.O9 acres, with about 2,2OC
bushels of oysters most of which can
be gotten off next winter and 1900
bushels of shells planted two years
ago thereon. together with a splendid
oyster house furnished complete,
scows, &C., will be sold at public auc'
ton at Bloxom by DR.. w. w. Kerns
on Saturday, July 22nd, l p. m.
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NoT1cE-All persons having claims
AGAINST the estate of l. w. Bagwell,
deceased, are hereby requested to
present the same at once to the under
signed. A new bateau ID feet long IN
first-class repair, built by the late
Capt. John Richardson, is also offered
for sale.
Mrs. |. w. Bagwell, executrix.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
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 Ac'
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders tol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber Co.
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rleetIng County School Board.

There will be a meeting of County
School Board at Accomac G. II I,
Monday, August 18th, $50 a. m. Full
meeting urgently requested. Clerks
please come prepared to settle with
County Treasurer. Respectfully
G. G. Joynes, Supt.
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Business Notices.

NoT1cE-I am prepared with my
launch and house boat to take parties
from Folly Wharf to Metompkin Beach
and other points for one day or more
and solicit your patronage. Comfort
assured all who wish my services
Terms reasonable.
John H. Adams,
Accomac G. H.
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Ask for Bunk Trower, with New
York Clothing House, 1O2 & lo4 BAL,
timore St., BALTIC. Md, the larges'
retail clothing house in Baltimore
Tailor made suits to order.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post-Office at Accomac, Va,
July 10, 1905: on, A.
Miss Ester Bundick, Olive May
Eckert. Mrs. Arintha Hickman, Miss
Margaret Mason. ~,
Mr.. Smith Ames, Mr.. Dunkens, Mr..
Thomas Mason, Prof. r. A. Marsden'
Mr.. Lenard Savage, Mr.. Franklin
Thomas. =,
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For sale car, of flour middlings al
5000 per ton; one planer and iath
saw less than half cost; also heavy
log wagon. Truck barrels delivered
at II cents each.
A. F. Mears.
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Florida shingles-We have just re-
ceived two cars of shingles, assorted
sizes. Call and look at them If you
need any.
T. s. Hopkins & Co.,
TasIey, Va.
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Notice to Delegates to District Con-
ference.
Committee.

Delegates to the Eastern Shore Dis
trict Conference will be met at Elk
more Station, one and one half miles
from Belle Haven, the seat of the
Conference, Tuesday and Wednesday
July 25 and 26. All delegates who
expect to attend will please notify Ut
at once. Those who come in theil
own conveyances will have suitable
accommodations provided by giving
me due notice.
James H. Moss.
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For SALE-Three White Tip colts,
two of them weighing 900 lbs each, 2
wears old last April; 2 mares with
White Tip colts, both mare colts 7
"0O G. r. Bunting,
Atlantic, Va.
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Paints. Paints. PAINTS.

pA1NTs and ROOFING MATERIALS known m t German
oil coors of OIL Leadc
Paints IN al coUa ~ wonderful protection o NV NV
bited in on tne ohore'
For following places ~ March Market: burlington Bros
o. ma anisrd BRO Franktown and A. West Nahuua MA
MARYLAND Fire PROBING and Paint Co., Iowson "
N. W. Tawes Son, Wholesale Grocefs' Oi''n0'"'
" Distrit Ting Agents.
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T. t. DIRICKsoN, JR.-Banker.
Nv Observation-Disclosures Broker.
lanes A HALL-Retired Merchant.
II. THos. MAsoN-Merchant.
r H. CONoUEsT-Merchant.
w. l.. NOCK-Banker.
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For SALE-At private contract the
stock of goods of the late Thomas b.
Hone in the storehouse at Modestown,
occupied by him for several years
will be sold at a fair price and on
liberal terms. Storehouse also ior
rent. For particulars apply TO
Modestown, Va.
For RENT-My farm at Onley now
occupied by David Watkinson.
A. T. James,
Onley, Va.
For SALE--Corn at Samuel Brimer's,
near New Church, Va. Apply TO
Sam'l. Brimer or to
Ia. S. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.
For SALE-My house and lot at Oak
Hall. Va. All buildings new. inc
reason sell because am going west.
j. Ernest Tull,
Oak Hall, Va.
u1rpRAH FOR CEDAR IsLAND-En-
90 dement's must be made in advance
5sorIounches or entertainments on Cedar
Island. Waddy House VIII De leu ioi
lodging. For details see posters;
Lessee.
NOTICE. am prepared to take
-: % Cedar island in my new
launch. the Ira B., on short notlce
and very small charge every day III
the week Except Sundays and nope
to gain part of your patronage py Try
ing to give you saie anu pi0a''"'
trip. hespeoUuII 1ono
Wachapreague, va.
FOR RENT-For year 1905 my farm
, near Mappsburg Station calieo unt
: "Stewart Farm" on which Mr. Savage
A0" M. E. Hopkins,
2313 Maryland Ave-,
9 Baltimore.
n Eop sA1E-Two farms in the lowe
0 mart of Accomac, near CraddocKVine
va; one containing about SO acres ,,
about 30 acres cleared land and abou
= S0 acres woodland; plenty of resources
!. fonr room house in good repair an
necessary outbuilding; one contalnln
abont So acres having three ROOF
w house and necessary outbuildlngs; lC
, particulars address
u John L. Winder,
st Reads Wharf, Va,
e. or Jno. s. Parsons, Atty,
Accomac, Va.
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For RENT-My farm at Onley now
occupied by David Watkinson.
A. T. James,
Onley, Va.
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HuRRAH FOR CEDAR IsLAND-En-
gagements must be made in advance Vac
for launches or entertainment on Cedar
Island Waddy House will be let Tor
lodging. For details see posters:
Lessee.
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For SALE-My house and lot at OAK
Hall, Va. All buildings new. Inc
reason sell because am going West.
0"'O ]. Ernest Tull,
Oak Hall, Va.
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FOR SALE-Corn at Samuel Brimer's,
near New Church, Va. Apply TO
Sam'l. Brimer or to
I{p. S. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.