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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-06

STRAYED FROM THE UNDER
signed one dark bay mare, Is hands
high, star in forehead, bare footed,
headed for eBaver creek. Return to
Lewistown and receive reward. G.
W. Drinkard, Lewistown, Mont.
2-6-1t*
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Right in His Line.
What you reckon the devil will do
with the coal trust?"
Hush! He's a stakeholder. At.
1anta Constitution.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-06

POSITION AS COOK FOR SMALL
crew Of men. Address Park" Ken
dall, Mont. 1-23-St'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-06

NAN OR WOMAN OF FAIR EDUCA-
ton, to, work for large firm. Sal
ary and all expenses. Address Mag
gle Daniel, State Superintendent.
2-6-2t*
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FOR GALE
LOST.
sTRAYED.

STRAYED FROM HERD, WHILE BE-
ing driven from Neihart to Wolf
Point, 10 head of cattle branded "
and head branded = all c.
brands on right ribs. u In
formation regarding the where
abouts of this stock will be suitable
rewarded. Andrew Lindred, Neihart,
Montana. 2-2-4F
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-06

HOUSE, FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping. Enquire at the Hall house.
2-6-1t
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ONE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH PR.
vate family. Apply at Argus office.
1861
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WANTED.

AGENTS, TO SELL PORTRAITS. AID
dress BOX 361, Lewistown. 1-19-9t6s
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FOR RENT.

TWELVE ROOM LODGING HOUSE,
furnished. Main street. Enquire of
Geo. M. Stafford. 1-23-tf
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Man of Fasllio on
Held For Crime.
kittED A. FOREIGNER DURING
THE FRISCO HRE-REFUSEo
TO OBEY ORDERS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26--Ernest
Denicke. son OF E a Denicke. a prom
inent capitalist and formerly president
of Mechanics Institute. and himself
a mining engineer and one OF the most
prominent men OF the city has been
arrested for murder committed ar
Lombard and East streets on April
20. Denicke admits the killing but
further than zhis Will make no state
ment-
The arrest has created consterna-
ZION In fashionable circles. for OF an
the first families in San Francisco
none stands higher than the Denickes
Young Denicke was not attached TO
any military organization. though he
has seen service in the Philippines
wher:e he won two commissions On
the night Of the fire Denicke says he
offered his services as guard TO the
colonel OF the Twenty-second 1nfan-
try and was accepted He was attfred
in a uniform he had worn in the Phil
ippincs. and this explains the corfus-
ion OF Witnesses who have stated that
the killing WAS done by lieutenant
of the National Guard.
The man who was murdered was
either a Mexican OF IN Italian He
had been directed by soldier 10 as
sist in pulling hose. but misunder-
standing the order. failed to obey.
Tie soldier thereupon stabbed him in
the back with bayonet- He turned
around and to protect himself seized
che bayonet- The lieutenant in charge
drew his revolver and fired three
times The man dropped in his
tracks. bleeding from three wounds.
He died several hours later
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
Fishing Party

a lumber of Fairmont young men
went up the river yesterday evening
for the purpose. they said. OF fishing.
at least they promised great things
as to the number OF fish they would
bring home. They came in late in the
evening under cover OF darkness. so
we cannot tell whether the promise
was cGrried out or not The party was
composed OF Messrs. Bailey Thompson
and cousin. Mr.. Thompson. D. c. Ken.
ney, Elmer and Walter Watkins
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarra Cure
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fnan-
cia1ly able to carry out any obliSa-
tons made by his firm
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
sent free Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatioo-
SHAFER STUDIO.
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r. R. Man
THE MAN WHO RIDES. THE IRON
HORSE FOR HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.

Lloyd Heffner. If You have time to
read word about him. railroad en-
gineer. never firing Republican. an
up-to-date maxwell informed and able
TO cope with any point likely to come
up for or against the interests Of the
common people and therell be no
ring put in his nose either 10 lead him
around with
Remember the Il. r. men don't own
that owns the road and there is no
more worthy or deserving set OF men
on the green earth than the railroad
man their lives constantly hanging on
a thread and thousands OF others
lives hanging 10 the same thread. MIL
lions and millions of dollars worth OF
property hanging on what on the same
thread and still little is thought by
the majority of travelling people about
the r. r. man. But since the ball mas
opened for lawmakers. Mr.. Heffner's
friends are inquirinE of one another
where he is and why don't he say
something?
Has anybody thought that there Is
10 be some OF the best timber to pick
from this year that nas ever been on
the market in the history of Marion
county politics and the we'll known
Lloyd Heffner is mentioned more fire.
quently than many others who have
an opportunity to make themselves
conspicuous on all occasions? The
more the merrier and there is good
talent in Marion county that mas never
been heard tell of and this is good
year to show it up
Many called. few chosen All can't
get there. but it's better to have
good hand to draw from than a bad
one and we have not heard OF any
deuces in the deck Yet and nope not
to: so candidates come on with your
nerve
GOOD LISTENER
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.::.-::--s-s-:-:s
Z eIvEsyilrEP ENciLiNes. Z


RrvESyILLE. May "a Sunday
school picnic. success in every re
spect and long to be remembered by
The children and their parents Mrs
Ella Google. well and favorably known
as one of the most earnest and enthu-
siastic Sunday school workers in this
section OF The county. quietly made UP
a programme TO suit the occasion and
then announced her intentions to the
parents of her Sunday school class
which consisted OF twelve little boys.
zone OF them oyer=Ihe age OF eight
years. and the JOY and surprise OF
their eyes AID stomachs is indescriba-
Bile. A large skif was loaded with
boys. candy. bananas apples. cakes.
pies. lemons. oranges and everything
else TO make boy think he was the
only boy when turned loose on such
an occasion among the best OF the
best
When their kind teacher landed
them on TIE other side OF the river and
selected j nice play ground AMI made
them feel like all was theirs. as long
as they were good To see them or
imagine their thought would be in
clined to make those who have cross
ed the meridian feel sensation OF
both JOY and sorrow
The Sunday school at this place is
and has been for u long time gen
eral success. and ii is due to the
work Of a few such hustlers for the
cause as Mrs. Google The Sunday
school should be held up and upheld
by everybody. as there is nothing that
will brighten up the minds of the old
hard headed sinners more than 10 do
nate an hours time in the Sabbath
school. even If they only sir and look
on; but it's very old rusty joker
who won't think 10 himself. l only
wish I could get back TO the time
once more. but 100 late. the bird has
flown
Youth only is the spring time OF life
and II it be trified away manhood viii
be contemplate and old age miserable.
LONE STAR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
First M p.

Rev. D. s. BoSSs. pastor-Sunday
school at 8 a M. J. A Singer. super
intendent There will be no morning
service. as the congregation is inrit-
Ell to attend the memorial service AT
the NJ. E. church Junior c. E at
100 p. m. Miss Lena Vanorr- leader.
Z. P s. C. E. at p. nj. Mrs Samuel
Shuttlesworth. leader Preaching at
s p. M, subject. The Folly of Self
Esteem"
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notice.!

Persons owning lots IN WOODLAND
cemetery. and wishing 10 have spe-
cial work done on them. as grading.
sowing to a better grade of grass, or
any other improvement they may de-
sire. can have same done at a reason
able price That is 4 special feature.
and we are prepared to do this kind
Of work promptly. Address the SUI
perintenden1
Nm RAINS 12-o
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Diamond Street NJ. e.

Re-. L W. Roberts. pastor-Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Mr.. E A Wilson
superintendent G. A. R. memorial
service at 1925 a. m. Junior League
at 1.3o p. m General class meeting
at $50 p. M Epworth League At :
p. m. Mrs. E. NJ. Cox leader. Evening
service at s O'Clock. subject The
Church and its Work.
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First Ward
1872 etf4 fff ;

Ashman Carpenter, OF Gufey street
is adding third story to the rear OF
his home to increase its capacity
and convenience.
Miss leila Kerns.of Walnut avenue
Is spending few days with friends
in the First ward.
Thomas steele. Of Little Falls. faith
err Of N. C. steele. Of Merchant street
and his uncle, Jackson Steele, OF Kan
sas, are visiting n. c. Steele for q
Few days
squire Swindler is very i'll at his
home on Merchant street with
nervous attack.
Rev. G. W. Stewart. OF Minersville-
was the guest yesterday at the home
of Rev-sD. S. Bogss.
Mrs. John HUFF, of Manninston. is
in the city visiting her daughters.
Misses Gertrude and Ailleen Huff.
Master George Hentzy is i'll of meas
les at The home of his parents on Wat
GER street
Mrs. Martin and son. Michael. OF
Fanum. are visiting at the home OF
) the formers son. Mr. Claude Martin.
of5 Merchant street.
Judge and Mrs J. W. Mason and
sister. AIRS. Nye. returned yesterday
from Grafton, where they hav been
visiting friends for the past week.
Mrs. A. Nelson returned last evening
from wheeling. where she had been
attending the International Kings
Daughters convention
Mrs: James Bonafeld. of Tunnelton.
is visiting friends and relatives in the
First ward.
NJ. and Mrs. VIII Radcliffe have
returned from a short visit in Murray
with Mr. Radclinets parents
Mrs. Jane Prickett spent yesterday
-sswith her daughter. Mrs Ed. Hawkins,
7sofsAdarket street.
M. Fred Rice. Of Keyser. was the
guest Thursday of his grandmother.
Mrs. Sc Rice.
Master Floyd Morrow.whiIe picnick-
ing out in the woods with number
of young folks recently, had the mis-
fortune to get his hands and face bad
ly poisoned. from which he has been
suffering ever since
NE. Marion Merrifeld and daush-
ter, Ruby. were guests yesterday OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Robinson.
Claude Layman came up to-day
from the Wv u TO spend Sunday
with his parents. He is one Of the
athletes IN the gymnasium exhibition
to be given at the Normal tonight
b. III Rice has returned to Wades-
town. after a few days visit with his
sister. Mrs. Flora s. Wilson. OF Column
ssbia street.
w. Clyde Conn, Of the w V e.
arrived in the city this afternoon TO
spend sunday with friends in the First
ward
sfessrs. Curtis and Luther Layman
are IN at their home on East Park
avenue with typhoid fever. Curtis.
who has been III for some time, is
much improved, but Luther is very
III. Mrs. Francis Duer is the nurse
In charge
miss Minnie Lloyd went to connells-
vile this morning, where she VIII
spend a. few days visiting her cousin
Mrs Bowman.
Wfu5Iason, OF the w V o, is In the
city 70 spend Sunday with his parents.
Mrand Mrs: W. Mason
Mrs Charles Barnes. OF East Park
ssenues has had a very handsome mon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
W r Club.

Mis-: Hattie BoSss delightfully."- en-
tertained the w R Club this afternoon
at East Park Games were played and
the young people spent merry after
noon Later \ delicious picnic supper
was partaken of. after which they re-
turned TO their homes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
extended for
CHURCHES.
Baptist

Rev T. 3. Lawler. pastor-Sunday
school at $50 a m: preaching ar
1890 a m. subject. For Loves Sake.
3. Y. P. U. at p M. Mr.. w a Hus-
tead. leader Preaching 1T p m.
subject. is the Young Man Safe?"
Teachers meeting on Friday evening
at . o'clock. followed by prayer meet
ing at o'clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
! ument erected at Maple Grove GENE
terry in memory OF her late husband
G. a. r. Memorial Service

The memorial service will be held
at the Diamond street NJ. E. Church
at 1o:45 a. M Rev L. W. Roberts
Will deliver the sermon. The follow
ing Is the programme:
... Drum Corps
The last verse will be sung by Mr..
T. y. Swisher.
Hymn-America-
Prayer
Anthem-Choir-
Scripture Lesson
Collection and Offertory.
-ouartette-Messrs. E. a. Will
son. Clyde Hill. Levitt and Writ
Brown.
Sermon
Prayer
Drum Corps
SonS-Quarterte-
DoNology.
Benediction-
a cordial Invitation is extended for
all TO attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
6. s. Rehearsal.

a rehearsal OF the Sunday school
for Children's Day will be held on
Monday evening at o'clock at the
NJ. P Church All are earnestly re-
queSted to come
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a Reunion.

The children and grandchildren Of
Mr.. J. S. Morris viii! gather together
tomorrow at his home in Anita to
celebrate his 18th birthday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26

Pillsbury's Best. Americas Finest
Flour. Consequently the best the world
over. Ask for it and take no other
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26

Sunday, May %. s1.oo to wheelins
and return. Special train. leaves Fair
mont at a So a. M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26

Pnlsbufy's Best costs little more
than other four-but makes more
sweet and wholesome bread.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-26
Baltimore & Ohio Excursion

SHAFER STUDIO.
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How'S This?

A GOOD LISTENER.
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Oniey.

Mr.. L. J. Savage returned Wednes-
dry from trip to Richmond.
Mrs. Sadie Savage, Mrs. Davis and
Miss Lillian Jacob attended the w. =.
r. u. Convention in session in the city
of Alexandria this week.
The Baptist Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Eva Parks, p.
M. October I'd. All members are re-
ouested to be present and bring re-
port for the calender.
The inspectors of the divisions OF
the two counties were in attendance
at the meeting of the directors of the
Exchange here on Wednesday. Their
presence was due to complaints in re-
gard to shipments of sweet potatoes
this season.
The Baptist Aid Society will have
an entertainment and oyster supper
in Town Hall, Wednesday, October
10th. The entertainment will bt
furnished by some of the best talen
of the Shore from to 9p. m. Sup
per, oysters and ice cream will b'
served. Proceeds for Baptist Church
soon to be in course of erection.
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Onaucock.
Mrs. Anna w. Graft, of Norfolk, Is
the guest of Mrs. r. l.. Shield.

Mrs. Anna w. Graft, of Norfolk, Is
the guest of Mrs. r. L. Shield.
Capt. Henry o. Finney, of Oman
cock, has announced that he is can
didate for the sheriffalty at the COM
ing primary election.
Mrs. Captain John J. Carmine, who
was carried to the Sarah Leigh hospl-
tai, Norfolk, suffering with appendi-
citis, has been successfully operated
upon, and is improving rapidly.
DIR. Edward B. Finney underwent
an operation at Johns Hopkins hospi-
tai. Baltimore, Tuesday for kidney
trouble. Late dispatches report his
condition as being very favorable.
Mr.. James r. Laughton, principal
of the High School last session, is
visiting friends in town. He proposes
entering the ministry of the Nj. H.
Church, South, at the coming con-
ference.
Rev. Frank r. Boston, of Warren
ton. Va, occupied the pulpit OF the
Baptist Church Sunday morning He
was pastor of the church thirty years
ago, and came back to visit old scenes
and to recount old friendships. Few
could have had more sincere wei
come.
John Bevans, colored, who has beer
tenant of Capt. John P. l.. Hopkins
for the past thirty-fve years or more
died Tuesday. He was always courte
GUS and respectful to those with whom
he was thrown, never forgetting hi
ante-bellum training. He had ant
displayed many of the higher traits o
character.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

OntuSUtSoS"~'
A dwelling is being built by MIR. w.
N. Conant on Ticktown Avenue.
schooners Gator and Clandia V.
arrived from Philadelphia this week
with cargoes of coal.
Mr.. E. H. Hamlin, OF Ocean Clty'
has rented large storehouse OF Capt.
]. w. Bunting on Nam st.
Our people are busy putting down
fish pounds and the number will be
larger than in any year before.
Mr.. Vim. A. Pruitt has accepted
clerkship with his brother, MIR. L. ii.
Pruitt, a leading merchant OF this
place.
Our schools opened on Monday, the
High School with an attendance OF
225 pupils and the other schools with
a : out forty each.
Dollar bills very scarce with us, not
enough to meet the demandsof trade.
The U. S. Treasury for some unknown
reason is Withholding them from cir
culation.
H. Rowley & Son have been award
ed the contract to supply the Life
Saving stations with coal and wood
from Capes of Delaware to Capes OF
Virginia.
Mr.. Geo. o. Clayville died on the
22d inst, aged So years. dis wife and
four children, Geo. A. and ii. III.
Clayville, Mrs. Alfred Lewis and Miss
Mary ]. Clayville survive him.
Schooner Samuel Grimes went
ashore Monday night on beach be-
tween Assateague and Popes Islands
Life Saving stations and its crew OF
II men are at their stations awaiting
orders. Bunting and Babbitt have
the contract to float the vessel II
possible-if not to strip her.
DR.. S. NJ. Field, of Baltimore, Is
here visiting his brother, DR.. Jno
Field; Miss Annie Messick,o of George
town, is at the home of her father
Mr.. VIM. ]. Messick MIR. N. II. Gordy
is in Philadelphia on business trip
} Mrs May Booth and Miss Della Boott
are visiting friends at Snow Hill; Mr.
S. B. Dennis has gone to Philadelphia
to run a restaurant there this winter
= Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel Thu
week: R. V. Gladding, G. R Harri
son, J. B. Wheatley, Baltimore; r. 1
Burroughs, s. R. Mallory, New York
w. F. Scott, Wilmington; J. W
, Names, Syracuse, N. Y; Miss +
3 Mosby, Warrenton, Va. G. I. Lynch
: Georgetown; G. w. Nealy. Salisbury
G. NJ. Peters, Snow Hill; L. Jensen
Geo. T. Sharp, Dover; H. G. Watson
. L. w. Massey and wife,F. G. Chesser
w L. Chesser, Harvey Jones, Waite
\ Taylor, Robt. Taylor, VIM. Waterfeld
1 Accomac.
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Deaths.
September q, 1906.

Mr.. Kosciusko Dunton, an industri-
ons farmer and worthy citizen died
Friday, 22d inst, at his home near
Pungoteague of Brights disease, COM
plicated with other ailments, aged 81
wears. After funeral services on
Saturday at the Puugoteague Metho-
dist Church. conducted by his pastor
Rev. R. o. Payne, his remains were
inferred in the Pungoteague cemetery.
Heis survived by his wife, four sons
Dwight, Edgar, Carlos K. and James
Dunton and three daughters-Misses
Edith and Mary Dunton, of Accomac,
and Mrs. j. E. Martin, OF Philadel-
phia.
Miss Elizabeth Grinnalds, a popu-
lar young lady, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Southey Grinnalds, died Sunday
after an illness of many months, at
jher home near Daugherty, aged Is
wears. Her body was laid to rest in
the family burying ground at her late
home on Tuesday, Rev. P. B. Hen
derlite, her pastor, conducting the
funeral services.
Vernon Cecil, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Randall G. Hickman, of Wacha
pregue, died after an illness of tw'
weeks Tuesday, 18th inst, aged l
months and days.
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Parksley.

Mrs. DIR. Fred Floyd is guest OF the
family of Mr.. L. Q. Gordy.
Miss Leila Haley is spending several
DAYS with Miss Ethel Vessels.
Mr.. w. L. Sharpley, of Cape
Charles, was visitor in town Mon
day.
Mr.. Edgar Johnson matriculated al
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg this week.
Miss Willard, of Washington, who
will spend the millinery season with
Mrs. L. d. Lewis, arrived few days
ago.
MIR. Preston B. Parks left a few
DAYS ago to resume his studies at the
University College of Medicine at
Richmond.
Rev. F. H. Farley, of Chincoteague.
is assisting Rev. j. d. Harte in a
special meeting now being held at
Zion Church.
Mr.. John A. Byrd left Wednesday
for Richmond, where he will be a
student the coming session at Rich
mond College.
There will be fair at Crowsontown
Church, Thursday afternoon. October
4th, commencing at o'clock. Supper
ice cream, &C., will be served.
Mrs. DR.. VIM. T.. Chitwood and
daughter, Doris, who have been spend
| ing the latter part of the summer here
with her father, Mr.. Jno. L. White,
have returned to their home at Rocky
Mount, Va.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Young, who lives
on what is known as the Russell farm
on the seaside, lost four valuable
horses and a lot of farming imple
ments by fire last Saturday night
about one O'Clock. The origin OF the
fire cannot be accounted for and may
be incendiary. The loss to him II
about $500 or 5000.
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GRAND FALL OPENING
=DICKINSON'S
"Wednesday and Thursday, October Sd & 4th.

rg to make supass all past efforts no matter NOV o snd
mendabe excellent they may nave nroucons the
Wv mviable display OF Tue iale'' """ ~
MILLINERY WORLD .n.Dru
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Our MPOH An and dexerous vie with them In then
%a;ntv beauty aud general excellence
the best la o~
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Craddockville.

Mr.. G.. H. Mock has returned from
the Northern cities with his line OF
Fall goods.
Our farmers are busy shipping
sweets.
We are sorry to report much SICK
ness in our neighborhood.
Miss India Powell, who has been Ill
for the last ten days, is very much
improved.
Miss Charlotte Wise left for Salt
Vile, Va, on the Oath inst, where she
will teach during the winter.
Miss Lottie Drummond, the daugn'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Drummond
died of diphtheria, on Monday nigh'
last. She was II years of age. Lotti'
was bright, sweet child, and will b'
greatly missed. Earth is poorer b!
her departure, but Heaven has adoe'
another jewel.
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Church Notes.

Revival meetings are in progress d.
Guilford Methodist Church conducted
bv Rev. w. w. Sawyer,a lat Woodbury.
Methodist Church by Rev. W. D.
Twilley and at Zion Baptist Ohurcn
bv Rev. J. D. Harte. The latter Is
being assisted by Rev. F. FL. Farley
of Chincoteague.
The revival services, at BAKER
Memorial Baptist Church, in when
the pastor is being assisted by the
Rev. L. E. Spencer are being largely
attended. Up to Wednesday night
there were five conversions. Inc
meetings will continue through mex,
week unless otherwise announced
from the church.
Rally Day of the Drummondto"i
Baptist Church and Sunday Schoo
will be observed Sunday, October Ith
beginning at 10 a. m. 1t is earnestly
desired that all the members OF th'
Church and Sunday School be pres
emit. A beautiful souvenir Will d.
given to each scholar.