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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
NOTICE.

Tho Town Council Florida their regular meeting July T. 9
provided Eionoe
III vsuaion described property towi
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A Tribute.

Entered into eternal rest, June 10Th
1908, Mrs. Margaret Joynes Mister
beloved wife of Capt John ). mister
Of Pungoteague, Va. Her biography,
If written, would rival that OF the
unrest and noblest of her race. her
Christian life was consistent and eX-
emnlary. Her church will unite with
the family in realizing the great loss
Sustained by her death. l recall her
deem and unselfish love, at all times,
for those who claimed her affectloon
and devotion. A true and lovely
character has gone to her reward.
A precious one from us has gone,
4 voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in the nome
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love had given,
And though the body moulders here'
The soul is safe in heaven.
The husband, with three daughters
are left to mourn their loss-Mrs: Gone
Hutchinson, Mrs. Seymour Hohman
Mrs. Will Kellam and MISS JOSH
Mister. also her sisters and two broth
ers survive her, Mrs. L. II. Ame'
and MIR. E. T. Joynes, of Pungoteague
Mr. T w. Joynes and Mrs. Will Yves
colt, of Baltimore, Md. we 90 no
mourn without hope.
'i0 " ]. r. Norton,
Oakland, California.
July II, 1905.
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Onley.

Mr.. Harvey Rue, who has b'en Oh
the sick list of late, is convalesceho'
Mr.. N. F. Walter is on business
trim to the State of Michigan.
Miss Carrie Gayle, of Salisbury,was
among the recent visitors to frieno'
in town.
Mr.. John w. Hutchinson, commis'
sion merchant of New York, was the
puest of his brother, Mr.. T. M. Hutton
inson, last week.
An office at louisville, purchased
| by Mr.. E. A. Bloxom OF Mr.. L. "
Kellam, will be moved to this place u
be used az a postoffice.
Mr.. Frank Battaile was elected as
sistant secretary-treasurer at a meet
inc of the board of directors OF I'M
Eastern Shore Produce Exchange las
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Blackboard gave a yer!
pretty lawn party at her home during
| the evening of 18th inst, in honor 0
| her guest, Miss Viola Rogers, OF POGO
moke City.
MIR. Ben Walker and wife, Mrs
Ward and Miss Ethel Fletcher, o
Baltimore, Mr.. Allie Scott, Jr.' o
Norfolk, and Miss Nellie Parks o
Pastoral, were among the late visitor
to friends in town.
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AppoIntment of Teachers.
Pungoteague District.

Wachapreague-J. M. Shue, princi'
nal: Misses Rachel Wescott, ID. W.
Mears and Emma Doughty, assistants
Ouinby-Miss Emma LeCato.
Upshurs Neck-Miss Mildred DOWN.
ing.
Painters-H. L. Lowry, princlpai
Misses M. f. Wescott and Eunic'
Rogers, assistants; Miss Leila Ames
mnsic.
Belle Hayen-W. G. Emmett, prln
cipal; Misses M. R. Kellam, and Lucy
Kellam, assistants.
Craddockville-Miss Lillian Gilmore
principal; Miss Lolita Boggs' assistant
scarborough's Neck-Miss Octavi'
Geiger.
Pungoteague-C. A. Edwards, prin
cipal: Misses Halle Battaile, Anna )
Winder and Edna Willis, assistants
Miss Myra Boggs, music.
Keller-Early Killmon, principal
Miss E. H. Walkley, assistant.
Harborton-Mis Val V. Reade
principal; Miss Edith Walker, assis
tant.
Hacks Neck-Miss Irene Duer
principal; Miss jamie Martin, asSi'
| tant.
Bells Neck-Miss Julia Duer.
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Deaths.

The illness of Mr.. Thomas w. Taylor
Jr., reported in another column, Ter
minated fatally on Thursday and MS
remains arrived at Tasley station Tor
interment by early train Friday
morning.
In reporting his death, we voice the
sentiment of all who knew him, IN
saying that it is received with sincere
sorrow and regret by them. He had
not reached the twentieth year OF his
age but in his brief life had shown
that he had a career of usefulness
ahead of him. He was young man
of fine business capacity and with
gifts as a writer in many branch
es of literary work. With his indus
trious habits and congenial temper
ament he would have won success IN
any sphere of life. His parents, MIR.
Thomas w. Taylor and wife, and three
sisters. Misses Fannie, Constance and
Bessie survive him.
Funeral services to-day II a. m. al
Protestant Episcopal Church, oman
cock.
PhilanderB. Twyford, aged25 years.
died Saturday a. m. last at the PENN
sula General Hospital in Salisbury
whence he had been taken the We'd
nesday before for peritonitis and ap-
pendicitis. To mourn his loss he leaves
a widow, an infant son days DID,
father, two sisters, and three brothers
We rejoice to say he was OhriS'
ton gentleman, consistent member
of Onancock Baptist church, and had
been actively engaged in church
work since early boyhood. His last
words when conscious were messages
to his devoted wife from whom ne
had been torn without a parting
word, and as his sufferings became
more and more intense he besough'
death to release MIN IrOin uhon'
To the bereaved ones we can pu'
offer our heartfelt sympathies ane
saw. bow submissively for God doetf
all things well; and while in our sor
row we cannot realize these heart
aches are for, His glory, when TINT
clouds are rolled away and we NEE
in the great beyond, we i'll known
and understand.
One who knew and loved him.
Miss Matte Taylor, daughter 0
Mr.. Prince Taylor, died Monday morn
ing, of consumption at the home o
her father at Guilford, aged "a years
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Keller Fair.

Many inquiries are being made
touching the Il. Shore Agricultural
Fair, near Keller, and this is to in
form the public that the Association
is yet alive and it will be very much in
evidence on the four last days OF
August. "Come and see." Every
days program will be complete in it.
self and to miss one day will be a
broken link in the long chain OF
amusements, entertainments, side
shows, &C., &C., to say nothing OF the
hotly contested speed trials by the
many beautiful Peninsula colts and
horses of maturer years and known
speed.
AS in former years every effort Will
be made to make it clean fair with
as many enjoyable features and as
few Objectionable ones as possible
no gambling will be allowed and
whiskey vendors will be punished, II
caught, to the fullest extent OF the
law.
The presence of ministers OF a.
denominations is cordially solicited
and complimentary tickets will be
furnished them with their families
either by mail or on the fair grounds
Whilst we are broad enough te
welcome all visitors to our fair grounds
and promise a jolly good time, w'
still adhere to the original idea o.
keeping up fair for the people o
Accomac and Northampton counties
for their farm and garden products
their flowers, and for the annua
coming together of their many hand
some men and beautiful women an(
lovely children. This idea is also car
ried out in giving premiums to ou
E. Shore horses-we neither deslr'
nor cater to what is known amonl
horse-men as ringers" but prefer Il
encourage our own E, 3. horses.
Ample boarding honse arrangement
have been made to accommodate TN
public and the usual carriage dinner
will be spread throughout the beautl
full pine and oak grove for the socia
enjoyment of our friends.
Ladies bring us your exhibits iron
the kitchen to the parlor-your HOW
ers, your presence, your boys an
girl, and your "sweet hearts" den
tlemen bring us your farm product
of every kind and vie with each othe
in getting premiums for the bes'
Make out your long lists OF article
and send to our secretary, MIR. j. d
Turner, Painter P. o., and ne WI
send card for same thereby savin
YOU much time and trouble. MOI
anon.
Management.
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Onancock.

Miss Lucy Thomas,of Cape Charles
has been visiting Miss Eva Hopkins
during the week
The handsome new residence of MIR.
William B. Pitts on East Main 81. Is
receiving the finishing touches.
Mrs. Alice L. Weiss and children, OF
Emporia, are visiting Capt. Webster
Marshall on East Main st.
The Schooner Alice and Anna
Capt. Crockett, is loading lumber al
NAPLES Wharf for Baltimore.
Capt. N. B. Rich and family, MIR. &.
Fred Kelly and family, Misses VIDA
and Hattie Kelly and Sarah Parkes are
on Assateague for ten days.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Titlow were held
in the M. E. Church, Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock. Interment was
made in the Onancock cemetery.
w. Henry Parker who was operated
on at St. Joseph Hospital, Baltimore,
for abscess of the knee is now able to
ride daily from his fathers residence
to DR.. Powell's office for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cahall, OF
Dover, DEL, spent few days in town
last week, the guest of Mrs. b. H.
Powell. They left for the Hot Springs
on Monday accompanied by Mr.. s. X.
Powell.
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter, of Alexandra,
Mrs William U. Nottingham and Mrs.
William E. Waddy, of Eastville, and
Miss Mazda Revell, of Baltimore, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hop
kins at their beautiful home, lngleside.
Thomas w. Taylor, Jr., was taken
by DR.. f. w. Robertson to Salisbury
hospital on Tuesday night to be opera
ted on for appendicitis. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Dick I'M
mediately after the arrival OF the
train and the patient is doing well.
Paul, the son of Mr.. E. M. Boggs oil
Cashville, was carried the same time
by DR.. o. L. Powell to be operated on
for the same trouble.
| Beechwood. the beautiful home OF
CAPT. and Mrs. John P. L. Hopkins
was ablaze with light Wednesday
evening, when they received then
friends informally from to IL, on the
spacious porches and large lawn
beautifully illuminated by japanese
lanterns. Groups of ladies and gentle
men could be found gaily chatting
while in the house the young folks
we're fitting to and fro to the SWEEP
strains of Steinwald's Orchestra, o
Baltimore,-a scene suggestive Of anti
!, bellum days. About 100 persons were
present. At eleven O'Clock elegant
frozen punch and cake were served.
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Nandua.

Lovers quarrels are new and inter-
esting events in this section.
Miss Lucille Boggs, "Cedars," Is
visiting friends in Pocomoke.
Miss Carrie Gayle spent part OF last
week at Onley as guest of the Misses
Jordan.
Mess. George and Terrell Picque, of
Norfolk, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
w. E. Godsey.
Capt. and Mrs. j. G. Boggs spent
Sunday with Mr.. Jas. Twyfoid, near
Cashville, who has recently sustained
injuries in runaway accident.
Mrs. Jas. Godsey and daughter,
Miss Mamie of Norfolk, are spending
the summer at the home Of Mr.. W. T..
Godsey.
Our town was recently enlivened
by the CHEEKY voice and bright smile
of Mr.. Welbourn Mapp, of Baltimore
as guest of the Misses Boggs.
Mrs. Chas. Waters and Miss Itascs
Hiel, of Texas, are guests at Ian
vale" the home of Capt. W. F. Wat
ers.
PowelPs Bluff is enlivened THU
week by jolly camping party, con
sisting OF the young ladies and gent'
of Pungoteague and Nandua. Powell
Bluff is beautifully situatedin shad!
grove on Chesapeake Bay an idea
spot for camping. Commodious cab
ms, delightful bathing, fine fishinl
and grabbing, abundance of mosqul
toes, in fact everything tending t
comfort and pleasure. Among thos
in the party are Misses Jennie Ames
Lucy Kellam, and Winnie Payne, G
Pungoteague, Miss Cleve Martin
Harborton, Misses Mary and Ann
Russian, Willie Harte, Dollie Catogu
Myra Boggs, Nandua, Mess. Fred an
John Wise Kellam, Milton Ames, Ja'
Lingo, Chas. Mason, John Due
Claude Mapp and John Taylor, chal
eroned by Mrs. Gay Ames.
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ChIncoteague.

L. Mason has been appointed SURF
man at Assateague.
Mr.. Rufus Lewis, Of Exmore, spent
the week with US.
Mr.. Thos, Beebe and wife are visit
ing friends in Delaware.
Mr.. Elmer Hollis, of New York, Is
home on a visit to his mother.
Our white schools open September
18th. colored schools October LIST.
A large saw and planning mill is now
being operated here by E. H. Rowley
& Son.
Assateague Island from line OF
MARYLAND to Toms Cove is being sur
viewed by County Surveyor Ruedlger'
MIR. G. F. Matthews, cashier of our
hank. is in Williamsburg, filing place
Of officer of bank there, who is of on
his vacation.
The marine railway of Conant,
Rach & Co., one of the largest in the
State. has been completed and now
ready for service.
| Schooners Wharton and Cullen ar
rived this week from New York with
/ cargoes of bricks and Schooner Mag
pie Davis from same city with coal.
Mr.. Lynn Tarr, who left here sew
eral wears ago with the "SanctlneC
Randi has returned to his old home
and others who left with him will b'
} back soon.
A large gasoline boat has been com
pleted for oyster business by Rowle.
& Pruitt. Capt. William Hill has pur
chased from parties in Hampton
handsome power boat for use in tn
} Government line service.
Miss Kate Messick, of Wilmington
,, Mr.. Elwood Massey and family, o
Laurel, Mr.. H. A. Ainscow and family
> of Wilmington, Mr.. Asa Sanderton,o
Philadelphia, Mr.. Elmer Kiracofe an
), aunt, of Hagerstown, Rev. BenJami
Truitt and family, of Washington, Mr.
. Fl. A. Bach, daughter and son,of Me-
> York, Mr.. J. w. Warren, OF Laure
are visiting relatives and friends here
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel tn
week, G. L. Ward, ]. E. Coleman, 4
lW. Kaiser, S. Klopp, Baltimore; Ge'
W II. Cobb, Mrs. L. A. Cobb, Whining
ton; w. H. Cook, ]. H. Rowley, WI
o mington; Miss Estelle Powers, b.
Flavor, New York II. A. Denisol
= Washington; Frank E. Diggs, Ric
mond; G. H. Long, Pocomoke Cit.
L. W. Lattimer, ]. B. Lattime
NJ Townshend; A. H. Howard, berlil
M. F. Dennis and wife, Ocean City.
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Sad and Fatal Accident

Mr.. L. Charles Stanford, while
operating an edger in mill OF j. >
Gordy & Bro. at Mappsville on Friday
afternoon, 10th inst, sustained fatal
injuries from board with which ne
was struck in the face, his nose being
crushed and an eye knocked out by
the blow.
He was taken to Salisbury Hospita
on the day of the accident where h'
died Sunday evening. His body wa
laid to rest at Snow Hill, his old home
His wife of this county and three
small children survive him.
The deceased was an industrious
worthy and useful citizen and hi
untimely death is deeply regretted
by every one who knew him in tai
county.
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Announcement.

To the voters ofthe County OF Acco-
mac:
In asking your support for the office
of deputy treasurer of said county, L
desire to submit some claims for your
consideration,
1st. My long and faithful service to
the Democratic party.
End. Have never held an office nor
asked for one, ana should l fail to
secure said position at the coming
election, 1 will be too old to make
further effort.
3rd. In a disastrous fire 3years ago
I lost the earnings of my life' Every
effort was made by myself and son.
together with kind friends of Temper
anceville, to save our store but in vain
Every dollars worth of goods wal
burned, property that 1 had worked
hard for. Our creditors made liberia
discounts on our bills, our friends
together with the Masonic fraternit.
made us liberal contributions, blu
after all that was done for US our losse
were heavy. In order to start htti
business we had to mortgage GU
homes. Now friends ask you to he'll
me secure said Office, in order that
may redeem my home, home that
can call my own in my declining
wears. Promising to fill the office
elected to the best of my ability, am
Yours truly,
Henry E. Byrd.
Temperanceville, August IA, 1905.
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BIoxorn.

Miss Kate Bell is visiting friends at
Oak Hall.
Miss Lillian Bloxom is on trip TO
Baltimore.
Mr.. Chas. F. Bloxom is on the SICK
list this week
Several of our young folks spent
last Sunday in Norfolk.
Miss Maude Sapphield, of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Somers.
Miss Helen Rhodes, of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Rose Bloxom.
Mr.. Joe Bloxom has improved Dis
dwelling with new coat of paint
Mrs. A. T. Hickman, of Painter,
was the guest of her friends, Mr.. ano
Mrs. H. T. Mason, early this week.
The Carolina Pine and Lumber 20
are doing business at this point thl'
week. We understand they Will p'
here for quite while.
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Lee District.

Lee District.
Accommodated. B. Ish, principal +;
Misses Susie G. LeCato, Tibbie N.
Grant and Halle B. Higgins, assis-
tants.
Oashville-W. A. P. Strang, princi-
oal; Misses Bessie s. Taylor and Elsie
M. Stewart, assistants.
Onley-J. T. Whitley, principal
Miss Daisy @. Ayres, assistant.
Fair Oaks-Miss Amy Warren
principal; Miss India Haley, assis'
tant, when needed.
Ohancetown-E.B B. Phillips.
Locustville-G. L. Doughty, Jr.i
principal; Miss India Lilliston, wher
needed.
Savageville-Miss Lena B. Bull.
Grape-Miss Marcie L. Duncan.
Chesconnessix-Miss Bessie s. Lillis
ton, when needed.
NAPLES Gate-Miss Eva g. Stewart
Finney-Miss Mamie McMath.
Daugherty-Miss Sue G. Elliott.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Parksley.

Miss Eunice V. White, of Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ID. Rev.
Mrs. William U. Powell and children
are visiting her mother at Princess
Anne.
Mr.. John Parsons, of Marion, Nd,
is at the home of his brother, E. 3.
Parsons.
Mr.. w. s. Johnson, of Washington,
spent a few days with relatives here
recently.
The Pocomoke fair was wellpatron-
lied by our people. $40 tickets being
sold here on Thursday.
Misses May and Ruth Kellam, OF
Onancock, are spending the week
with Miss Mona L. Parks.
Mrs. Julius Only and son are visit
ing at the home of her brother, Mr.
Thomas Scott at Pocomoke City.
Mr. Jno. D. Wimbrough and wife,
and Mr.. Milton ]. Byrd and daughter
Miss Nellie, have been staying few
davs with the Misses Broughton.
Emory D. Human, Edward L.
Parks. and Horace Wiltbank spent
Wednesday in Norfolk and vicinity
Mrs. L. @. Richardson and Mrs. W.
If. Taylor and children, OF Ports
mouth, are visiting at the home oil
Mr.. George T. Scott.
Rev. F. H. Mullineaux, who has
been engaged in holding an extra
meeting in Surry county, stopped
here with friends recently en- route &c
his home at Harrington, Del.
Mr.. F. ]. Dukes and daughter
Miss Hattie of Girdeltree, and Mr.
Rufus G. Dennis and daughter, Mrs
Lily B. Mcleod, of Suffolk, have beer
at the home of L. G. Gordy during
the week.
Misses Nora White, Bessie Mason
| Mabel Parks, Sallie Causey, Lillian
Nelson. Mrs. Horace Wiltbank, Pau
Platt and Preston Parks are camping
ON Jacks Island this week. IN
party is chaperoned by Mrs. Wit
bank.
/ Mrs. W. T. Bond and children
Miss Leila Dickerson of this place
and Mr.. Carroll Dickerson OF Phlia
, delphia, who have been visiting
friends here are now at the home o
/, their mother, Mrs. John Drummond
!. at Sanford.
Parsley Council, No. ia, Jr. .. U
A. Mechanics, will give free beacl
, party Friday, August oath, ieavin
Major Barnes landing at $3.50 a. M
Capt. w. H. Lang will provide trans
portation. Ice cream, cake etc WI
be served free. Every member IS re
!, onested to go, and has the prlvileg
of inviting one friend.
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Write to us on for estimates dorsc
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 Acco
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber Go.
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Ben Hur, a horse new to Eastern
Shore race tracks, bids fair to be
"within the money" during the last
four days of August at Keller Fair
Ben Hur is pronounced by all who
have seen him work out, as horse o.
great speed, and driven by his owner
lack Bull, is developing into
splendid race horse.
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Fertilizer Company for the Eastern
Shore.
All persons, interested in the organ
ization of fertilizer company for the
Eastern Shore of Virginia, are request
ed to meet at Eastville, Northampton
County, on Monday the 2Oth Oh
August, 1906, at II o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of discussing the advlsa,
bility of such organization, location OF
plant, capital stock, amount OF shares
and any other matters that may DC
pertinent.
Frank Parsons, Jr.,
CD. Nottingham,
It. W Jones,
r. V. Nottingham,
R. 8. Trower,
Jno. H. Roberts,
]. V. Moore,
E. G. Tankard,
L. ]. Hyslup,
E. T. Powell,
Joseph Bull,
John W. Edmonds
Or. J. H. Ayres,
| DR.. ]. W. Bowdoin,
W. L. Mock.
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We offer at cost for the next thirty
DAYS, to make room for Fall goods,
silk waist goods, fancy dress goods
lawns, ladies' Oxford ties and white
canvas Oxfords, gents Oxford ties,
straw hats and many other articles.
j. w. Rogers & Bro,
Onley, Va.
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Management.
st,eff piano Exhibit at Keller rair.


Mr.. Geo. s. Nussear. of the Stieh
Piano Company of Norfolk, will have
one of the finest displays OF pianos
ever shown in this state at the Keller
Fair. The Stieff Company has also
secured at a great expense one OF the
greatest baritone singers in America
TO-DAY. Mr.. Won Berggrun Leading
baritone with the great minstrels,
ON Dockstader and George Primrose
He also sang grand opera in New
YORK CITY for several years. The
beautv of his singing has been largely
appreciated by all the best musicai
naonle in the country. He can rem
der a ballad that touches the heart OF
the simple people, as we'll as render a
GREAT selection from grand opera OF
sacred song. His voice, pure bari,
tone of great range, sweetness ano
immense power, has held many peo'
pie spell bound. Since Mr. Von
Berggrun has been with the Stien
Piano Company he has received
many fine offers from other piano
houses all over this country, but ne
prefers to sing with the stieff piano
on account of the beautiful tone OF the
said instrument. Besides being
great singer, Mr.. Won Berggrun If
also a traveller of world wide reputa
ton, having made dash to the NORTH
Pole several years ago with Peary
who after untold sufferings and hard
ships were rescued from icy regions
He tells many interesting stories
about his travels all over the world
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Colered.

COIereu.
Head Neck-L. A. Webb.
Red Hill Pauline Webb.
Mt. Zion-Esther Bowden.
Belle Haven-Reta V. Armistead'
Craddo ,kville-Lizzie j. Savage.
Pungoteague-Sarah Coard.
Hacks Neck-L. W. Gaines.
Turlingtons Crossing-Rosa Casoin'
Boston-Annie M. Coard.
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burlington Bros. the men who have
done and are doing so much to i'm
prove the strain of Eastern Shore
horses, will be on hand at Keller FAN
with Millie Tip and other good per
formers.
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Business Notices.

FARMS FOR RENT-For year 1907, OF
term of years. Locality free from
malarial or typhoid fevers; resources;
abundant; pasture attached. SOL
ADAPTED to the growth of round .pota'
toes and corn, and especially favor
able for July and August sweet pota'
toes For terms, &c. apply to
''''' VIM. T. Mason,
Harborton, Virginia.
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DRESS GOODS

The most up odate styles in FRENCH AND DUNES
THO pATTERNS coming in every day. consisting OF exquisite
a md dantv designs in VOLS, PANAMA. BROADCLoTH
AND MIXED EFFECTS These goods have been selected
ooat care under our Mr. Dickinson personal
wiz VIZ t;clo that comes into our store must know this
before it may find place shelves This
persistent sticking to good goods has given us the name mI
EQUALITY STORE and that shall ever be our mU1to he
h of trade for advancement not to stand still and De
satisfied with past achievement The best and most uPOdats
Goods at very lowest cash prices weapon in this h ana
we are going win Come and see tor uS T11 ~
our FAIL DESIGNS in neat UP-TO-DATE IA!LohMAOH
SI1rTS AND COATS Such fetching designs IN Cashmere
effects in color and quality suit the most astldlouS 1ney
have been bought rock bottom prices and will be Soa ac
cordingly. Remember,