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Temperanceyille.

The fall stock of H. E. Byrd & Son,
full line in all departments now in.
Our town has been beautifully sup
piled of late with fish and occasionally
an old yellow fin spot is among them.
The yield of sweet potatoes with
our farmers this season very unsatis-
factory, few only having a good
crop.
Miss Carrie Brodwater, who has
been in Baltimore for treatment, is
very much improved and will soon be
home again.
Beach parties, or as some call them
counting parties, have been in full blast
with us this summer and now fishing
parties are "all the CO."
Mrs. Mary Brodwater has returned
from an extended visit to her daugh-
ter, MIR. Neblett, of Lunenburg,to the
qualification Of her many friends.
The handsome dwelling of DR.. r. r.
Nevitte is nearing completion, and it
is generally understood, that he will
bring home soon the fair occupant
who is to rule over it.
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Hallwood.

Mr.. Henry Hall made a business
trip to Pocomoke this week.
Mr.. ]. F. Landlord has opened up &
new line of general merchandise
here.
sMr. John w. Taylor Is another thai
is numbered among the happy ones
It's girl.
Mr.. L. B. Davis, of New Church, IL
filling position as night operator al
our station this week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Goodwin spent
few days in Norfolk this week visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr.. J. Il. Lewis, our worthy cashier
made business trip to Norfolk In
the interest of our bank this week.
Quite a number of our people are
taking advantage of the low fare ex-
cursion rate to Norfolk every Sunday.
Mr.. L. B. Kelley left last Monday
for short visit to Baltimore and ex-
poets soon to make it his future
home.
Mr.. Thomas Green and daughter,
of Lynchburg, spent few days here
with his nephew, Mr.. Jas. W. Brough-
ton, this week.
Mr.. Robert Marshall, Miss Mollie
Byrd and Joseph Dryden, who have
been confined to their rooms with ty-
phoid fever, we are sorry to report,
no better.
Master Henry Fitzgerald returned
last Sunday night from Franklin, Va,
where he spent a very pleasant week
visiting his brothers, Messrs Newton
and Edgar Fitzgerald.
The N. Y. P. & N. R. R. Co. is
making arrangements for more
satisfactory water supply at our sta
ton by driving new pumps and in
stalling new engine and boilers.
Mr.. Paul R. Wilson, of Salisbury,
who has been employed by the N. Y.
T. & N. r. r. Co. as night operator
at this place for the last three months,
has resigned his position to accept a
more favorable one with the N. Y,
N. H. and H. r. r. Co. at New Lon
don Conn.
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Chincoteague.

Mr.. L. P. Ayres is putting down fish
pounds at sea.
Marsh birds and fat-backs are plenti-
full with us.
Mrs. NJ. Bowden is visiting her
daughter in Norfolk.
Our oystermen start down the bay
Monday for seed oysters.
DIR. William Wheaton, of New York,
is home visiting his parents.
A new store is being erected by Mr..
Frank Merritt on Wall street.
Miss Grace CULLEN has accepted a
clerkship with Adams & Son.
Rev. q. P. Jones and son, of Will
mington, are guests of Mrs. J. E.
Matthews.
Prominent on the Atlantic Hotel
register this week are Lieut.. P. l..
Cannon and Mr.. D. J. Fooks, of Della
ware.
Mr.. Alonzo w. Dennis and Miss
Amanda Conner were married at the
BRIDES home on Wednesday 18th inst.
and left by 10:45 train for Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. Clarence Feddeman, of Will
mington, is home on visit to his
parents; Miss Matte Sooy also Of
Wilmington is the guest of Mrs. w.
F. r. Chopper.
Schooner Penn, which went ashore
last winter on the beach and was
bought by Capt. w. @. Bunting and
Messrs. D. ]. Wheaton and E. P.
Timmons,is on our railway for repairs.
DR.. T. P. Little, prominent drug
gist of Chester,S. 9. with distinguish
ed family connections, and Miss jamie
Wheaton, one of our most charming
young ladies, daughter of Capt. John
Wheaton, were married at our M. E
Church on Wednesday, 18th inst. Rev
G. P. Jones, of Milford, Del, officiat-
ing. Before their marriage a recep'
ton largely attended was given in
their honor at the home of her uncle
Mr.. D. j. Wheaton. They left or
afternoon train via Old Point fol
Chester, S. q.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: F. w. Byrd, B. E. ellis, W
T. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Malloy
Baltimore; w. F. Webb, Philadelphia
w. w. Salaffle, New York; F. L
Clark, VIM. Hukell, s. A. Brown
Mildred Davis. Wilmington; j. h
Covington and wife, Elizabeth, N. j.
W. D. Adams and wife, Georgetown
G. E. Hilyard, Geo. w. Sapp anC
wife, Bayview, Md; Geo. W. GILES
pie, s. w. Matthews, T. w. Mears
Geo. w. Covington, Miss H. Tull
Accomac.
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Horntown.

Miss Willye Evans leaves this week
to open her school in Chesterfield Co.,
Va.
Miss Carrie Chesser left Friday for
Farmville, to attend Normal School
there.
The ladies are busy now at the M.
E. Church, South. They are beautify-
ing it with new carpet.
Mrs. Mabala Watson, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Asa Hickman,
has returned to her home in Balti-
more.
Miss Flora Sterling leaves Saturday
for Rawlings Institute, Charlottesville
Mr.. Samuel Sterling for Smithdeals
Business College, Richmond, and Mr.
Page Chesser for Banks Business
College, Philadelphia.
Araong the recent visitors to town
were: Kiss Lucille Jones, Mrs. Mat
thews, Miss Lizzie Taylor and Mr.
Howard Mock of Temperanceville
Mrs. Hurley and family, of Atlantic
and Mr.. Beverly burlington, of Wei
bourne, Md.
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Onley.

Mr.. James E. Davis OF late ha'
been off on his vacation in upper Ac
comac.
Mrs. J. H. Blackboard is home from
Baltimore with fall millinery and car
be found at place formerly occupied
by Mrs. E. A. Bloxom.
Among the late visitors to friends III
town were: Miss Hattie Mears, oil
Wachapreague, Miss Nellie Parks, OF
Pastoral, Miss India Trower, OF Lo-
custville, and Mr.. John Phillips, OF
Accomac O. H.
improvements continue in our town.
Rapid progress is being made on
dwelling of Mr.. Evans. and MIR. L. j.
Savage has beautified his house with
new coat of paint. Preparations are
being made for new dwelling on lot
recently purchased by Mrs. Sam d..
East and two houses are being built
by Mr.. Taylor on the suburbs OF the
town.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnaucOck.

Mrs. 1. Clayton Dennis, of NeN
York City, is visiting her sister, Mrs
lG. Fred Kelly.
The Misses Gunby, of Salisbury, o
late the guests of Miss Amy Warren
left Monday for their home.
Miss Margaret West has returned
from the hospital, able to set up ant
walk around her room. We hav'
now had ten cases of appendicitis, tive
of which were fatal.
Mr.. VIM. L. Hopkins and Mr.. Ralpl
V. Rich left Monday for the Univer
sity of Virginia, Miss Constance Noel
for Farmville, and Mr.. Alfred B
Rogers, Friday for Poughkeepsie. New
York.
Misses Mamie and Annie Fosqut
have returned from a sojourn of sew
eral weeks at Chatauqua; Mrs. Ed
ward o. F. Custis is home from the
Buffalo Lithia, and Mr.. A. G. Kelly
and granddaughter, Miss Hattie
Parks, from a visit to DR.. Winifred
W. Kelly, of Brooklyn.
The Baltimore steamers have been
crowded with passengers during the
week. The Maryland on Monday
was compelled to refuse about sixty
at Crisfeld. This is said to have been
the first instance in the history of the
line that the full complement of pas
sengers was carried on a regular
schedule trip.
Rev. John w. Cammack, late pas
tor of the Baptist Church, left for his
new charge in West Virginia, Tues
day, and the Rev. w. Cosby Bell OF
the Episcopal Church for Lexington,
Va, Thursday. Mr.. Bell will at once
enter upon his duties as rector Of The
R. E. Lee Memorial Church. Mr..
Cammack and Mr.. Bell were married
in June, 1905, bringing their brides to
Onancock the same week. They
leave the same week now, each going
to University town.
The residence of Mr.. VIM. T. Water
field, near the store of Mr.. WIN. T.
Winder, was entered Monday night
and the clothes he wore that day,
containing a gold watch and two
hundred dollars in money, were
stolen. Mr.. Waterfield was in the
habit of carrying his money on his
person, fact the robber was doubt
less aware of, as nothing but his wear
ing apparel of the day was touched.
Himself and wife are quite deaf and
we'll advanced in years, and knew
nothing of the robbery until the next
morning.
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Parksley.

Mr.. H. R. Bennett is on business
trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Sallie B. Causey is on trip to
Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. Herbert Parsons spent a few
days with his parents here recently.
Miss Eva Timmons,o of Philadelphia,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DIR. G. F. w
Hall, on Monument st.
Mrs. DIR. J. T. Sledge and daughter
Miss Mary are in Baltimore visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Myers.
Mrs. Edward Colon and son, Frank
lin, are spending the week with rela-
tives at Pocomoke City and Green
backville.
Mrs. S. w. Parks and daughter,
Miss. Winifred, and Harry Parks left
Monday on trip of several days in
Baltimore and vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Michael and children,
who have been staying with relatives
and friends here during the summer,
returned home this week.
Master Edward Timmons, who has
been spending the summer with his
father at Whaleyville, Md, has re-
turned home for the winter.
Miss Jessie Cochran, guest at the
home of Mr.. H. T. Mason for several
weeks, has returned to her home at
Sparrows Point, Md, accompanied by
her, friend Miss Bessie Mason.
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New Church..

Mr.. Jas. r. Nelson has bought the
corner property of DR.. Landlord.
A number of our sporting people en-
ioyed pleasant trip to Norfolk last
Sunday.
Mr.. L. B. Davis is working at Hall
wood for few nights, Mr.. Bradshaw
relieving him.
Mr.. L. J. Tull has bought the hotel
property of Mr.. L. Floyd Mock with
four acres of land for 81, 10000.
Mrs. E. W. Hutchinson and Miss
Rieva Poulson, who have been quite
sick with typhoid, are out again.
One of our young married men was
alarmed one night recently by his
chickens squawking and nearly shot
the roof off for burglar.
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Sanford.

The wages for stripping fodder IN
this section are 81 per day.
CLANS are selling with us at 500
per thousand with the demand far in
excess of the supply.
Quite a number of our oystermen
left on Wednesday for James river, to
remain during the longing season.
The candidates for treasurer and
deputy of late have favored us with
visits but Doughty and Byrd seem to
be in the lead in this community.
A movement is on foot to change
voting precinct from Halls Store to
Sanford, which is more central loca-
ton. A petition to that effect will
soon be presented to Judge Black
stone.
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Assawaman.

Mr.. Gussie Kelly left Saturday to
accept situation in Baltimore.
Mr.. Lennie Q. Kelly, who has been
spending his vacation here, has re-
turned to his home in Salisbury.
Miss Novella Sledge, of Parksley
of late the guest of friends here, has
returned home, accompanied by hel
cousin, Miss Carrie Chesser.
Beach parties, unusually frequent
this season, continue to have attrac
tons for our young people. One OF
last Tuesday was especially enjoyable
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Business Notices.

For SALE-A fine driver and good
farm horse, known as the Eddie Pate
mare. She can be bought at low
price as my son, who owns her, wants
to move to Norfolk.
William Caruthers,
Onancock, Va.
For SALE-One large, young, gen.
tie OK. Apply to
E. T. Somers,
Bloxom, Va.
TIMBER FOR SALE-Three tracts of
timber, suitable for mill or mine
props, convenient to railroad.
s. w. Ames,
Pungoteague, Va.
For SALE-At private contract the
two houses and lots of Mrs 8. w.
Clayton in the town of Hadlock, on
liberal terms. Apply to
w. ]. L. Campbell.
Charlottesville or
Mrs. 8 w. Clayton,
Quinby, Va.
For SALE AT PRIVATE CONTRACT
The Slocumb Property located on
Main street, in town of Onancock.
This is one of the best built houses in
the town and admirably located. For
terms, price, &c. Apply to
Warner Ames,
Attorneyfor owners,
Onancock,
August %, 1905.
FOR SALE-My house and lot at
Bloxom station.
II. T. Mason,
Bloxom, Va.
For RENT-For year 1907, 1 farm
one mile from LeCato station.
Apply to
Jno. s. Parsons.
Accomac, Va,
Or Miss o. F. Selby,
Eastville, Va.
NOTICE l have pigs for sale.
.. u. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
NoTICE-An persons having claims
against the estate of the late VIM. P.
Bundick, deceased, will present them
to
Lee Bundick, admir-,
Modestown, Va.
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Deaths.

Mr.. George G. Mspp, popular citi-
zen of the county, highly respected
and esteemed by all who knew him
for his many good traits of character,
died last Sunday in hospital in Nor
folk, where he was for treatment,
aged 70 years. His remains were
brou hit to Exmore for interment near
that place on Monday. He is survived
by two sons, Messrs. Southey s., and
VIM. o Mapp and four daughters,
Mrs. Geo. R Phillips, of Northamp-
ton, Mrs. Wilbur T. James, of New
York, and Mrs. Leroy ]. Bull and Mrs.
Geo. B. Savage, of Accomac.
Mr.. Walter Scott an industrious
young man and worthy citizen died
Monday, near Keller, Of typhoid
fever, aged "a years.
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Bi-county Convention.

The semi-annual convention OF the
Nv. o. T. u. assembled in the M. e.
Church in Onancock at s p. M, on
September 4th. Addresses of well
come and greetings were delivered
by the mayor of the town, MIR. Lon
Doughty, Rev. Mr.. Cammack, OF the
Baptist Church, Mr.. Spencer Rogers
and Mrs. L. j. McDugal. Responses
by Mrs. Henry Davis OF Wacha-
preague and Mrs. Rue. Miss Minnie
Mills sang "Tell My Mother I'll be
there" Mr.. W. T. Bundick delivered
in his best style one of the most elo-
quent, impressive addresses that we
have ever heard. The people of Ac-
comac need not go elsewhere for
Temperance speakers when they can
secure the services of Mr.. Bundick.
On Wednesday the business meet
ing was held showing that much good
earnest work has been accomplished
during the year. 1t is to be regret
ted that only one per cent. of church
members are engaged in Temperance
work. Ninety-nine per ccnt. of Gods
army, as in Gidenous' day, do not go
to the front.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; President, Mrs.
Abel t. James; Vice-President, Mrs.
Henry Davis; Cor. Secretary, Miss
Minnie Mills; Rec. Secretary, Mrs.
Bet lie A. RUE Treasurer, Mrs. w. L.
Townsend; Observation-Disclosures
Schools, Mrs. B. A. Rue; Literature,
Mrs. w. T. Ashby; Press, Mrs. Geo.
w. Elmore, Jr. Medal Contests, Miss
Edna Sterling; Evangelistic, Mrs.
Glunt; Unfermented Wine, Mrs. s.
Tankard Soldiers and Sailors. Mrs.
@. /. Anderson; Red Letter Days, Miss
Lillian Jacob; Flower Missions, Mrs.
L. ]. Savage; Virginia Call, Miss M.
Mills; L. T. L., Mrs. Bette Davis;
L. 7. instruction, Mrs. L. l. McDagal.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, our Heavenly Father in
His all-wise Providence has permitted
US to convene in this our semi-annual
convention of the counties of Acco-
mac and Northampton, we beg leave
to submit the following:
st-Inasmuch as we find the re-
cent victories for the Temperance
work prove increase of interest in the
same, we feel encouraged to pledge
ourselves to renewed efforts in all de-
partments of the work; and as the
hope of the Temperance cause is in
the education of the rising generation
we cannot urge the claims too strong
ly of the Loyal Temperance Legion
work, and would insist that each
Union arrange to have branch with
its work.
Second-That we tender our heart
felt thanks to She entertaining Union
and friends for the warm welcome
and hospitality accorded all members
of this convention; to the members
of the Methodist Church for the use
of their beautiful and comfortable
building; to the choir, to the mayor,
to the minister, the representative of
the Anti-Saloon League and to Bro.
Bundick who favored us with such
an eloquent address.
The next convention will be held
with Onley Union.
Rec. Secretary.
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"Hurrah for Cedar Island" Bowl
ing Alley now running which adds
much to the entertainment of the
guests. Every one should arrange
for a party at once before the house
closes. A. H. G. Mears.
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Card to the Public.

The undersigned have this day asso-
ciated themselves in partnership for
the general practice of law under the
firm name Of Fletcher & Powell, with
Offices at Accomac O. Il. and Oman
cock, Va.
James H. Fletcher, Jr.,
Stewart K. Powell.
Aug. 20, 1905.
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We have inst received full supply
of school books, tablets, crayons, pen
ellis, book-straps, book bags etc
Prices the lowest.
r. S. Milliner & Son,
louisville, Va.
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Write to US on for estimates 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 Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 90.
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Next week is to be week of fun
at Luna Park, Onancock, Va. The
great characteristics Brothers or
skates are to appear every night
Dutchmen, Irishmen &c. Come every
body, you will laugh as you never
laughed before.
Management.
Onancock, Va. Sept. 18th, 1905.
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We are in receipt of cargo of Florids
shingles, also have on hand supply
of N. G. cypress shingles and 2-3-1t
it. cypress.
Rogers & Bro,
Finney, Va.
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A CITY Orchestra

render sweet entire time Polite and attentive sales
prices and whatever you
desire Whether wish to buy or not - Om --
and niov Yourself interested the Bonnet Kingdom look
'A'''SN 'N' DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
~ Won will find the latest and VOie Pd Checks
eae and Cashmere Goods Our Mr. Dickinson,
alert for the best interest OF his customers
Obanabe until ne careIuly tne
lug o comne Stock Of Goods Notions Underwear White
Goods Outings Fannes Table Linen Blankets and FURNITURE ever
IN su G the Shore expense sending to the city for
uaI patterns speciality Come and examine them yourself
FALL COATS AND TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS.
, aonorent has made strides during the several
enlarge store make room @ TINS prahch
~ the this showing ouriyals all past Efforts
TaiOrade Suits $SoO
well the medium size as Mr. Dckn
Garments
son a short YOU are either stock
making to order Croo
Mink Fox Sable Squirrel Chnchi and everything That is 10 be
~ found in frstas House and at reasonable prices
E11RN1T1TRE CARPETS WALL PAPER.
wa find Mr. Dickinson Furniture Markets
anabe direct Manufacturers and mindful OF the
filled to
" TO make the comfortable and luxurious suGh as b1o
eo Paror Suits Hall Racks aDoutes
all grades Druggets Rugs and Carpets In
minister Brussels Ingram lat prces) lOW Tolls wal
Paper representing leading factories III the country
a spending the day under
al our
ladies' Waiting Room while you enjoy the music
CONE AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS.
w. S. DICKINSON g. SON,
Pocomoke City, Marylaiu'
,ssrsoe omen until 10 o'clock during Opening Nights
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For RENT For 1907 farm near Mach
apungo bridge. Plenty of land and
abundant resources. Apply to
Harry D. Fleming.
Mappsburg, Va
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FOR SALE At private CONTRACT 4
or s good horses, suitable for farm'
road or family use. Busy season De.
ing lover wish to save expense OF
keeping them through winter.
G.. Douglas Wilkins,
Accomac, Va.
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For sALE-Thoroughbred Rabbit
Jas. II. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
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NoTIcE-Having divided my wife's
farm at New Church Station into
building lots, offer the same at very
reasonable prices and on reasonable
terms. The hotel and lot and four (4)
acres of woodsland will be sold sepa,-
rately. The lots are large and front
on broad avenues and are high land.
A plat of same can be seen at the
store of Mr.. Lloyd Birmingham, near
New Church Station, Massey z. o.
Accomac Co., Va.
l.. Floyd Mock,
Accomac @. H., Va.
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Committee.

The members and friends of Wood
bury Church propose holding a fair
on Wednesday, September 10Th They
expect to have many good things to
eat, and splendid supper for only %
cents. Should Wednesday be a rainy
day, you will be expected next fair
day. Proceeds to paint the church.
The ladies of Bloxom Episcopal
Church will have fair in the church
yard Wednesday, September 26th,
beginning at 4 p. m. Supper, ice
cream and cake will be served. Oys-
ters extra. Public cordially invited.
Proceeds to pay church debt.
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WYE are going this all past efforts matter how COM
mendb they unequaed
wv %vab display attractive productions in the
MILLINERY WORLD
and fancies PARIS
while o own mmers vie with them in their
dainty beauty andg general excellence
Realizing the best customers do not
given the medium and price mats
gratifying
You quality and price to suit OuR usE wen az lux
fer that YOU visit personal inspection of this matches
the the
ENTERPRIsE MOST CORDIAL VEL
COME and invita- 0 the above dates
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For SALE-Two of six good horses,
one good family horse, one for draft
purposes.
Bloxom, Va.
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Church Entertainments.

Harborton Baptist Church will hold
fair on Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 22d, for the benefit of the
church. Supper consisting of the
good things of the season, ice cream,
cake, lemonade and confectionaries
will be served.
Mr.. Edward Merely will entertain
the people at night with his moving
picture show in large tent erected
on the lawn in front Of church.
Come one, and all, help a good
cause. We will try to made it pleas
ant for you.
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For SALE--At private contract on
my premises, near r. R. station, Po-
comoke City, high-class stock, viz:
Three stations, 5 big jacks, 6 Jersey
COWS, registered short-horn bull, one
registered polled Angus bull, several
yearlings, several stockings, mule ana
horse colt, and one handsome Chin
colleague pony.
Pocomoke City, Md.
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For SALE PRIvATELY-My Two
farms, situate between Pungoteague
and Bell Haven, known as the Tyier
farm and Duncan farm. For terms
and particulars apply to Ben T. Cum
ter. ,
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For SALE-10 shares of Parksley
Bank stock. Address reply, stating
best offer to
Box No. 4,
Onancock, Va.
Annnat % 1909
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HURRAH FOR "CEDARIsLAND"-For
launch and hotel Accommodations
write or phone
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NoTIcE-I am at Bloxom Station
and will be there the entire. potato
season for the purpose of buying po-
tatoes and will pay the highest mar
ket cash price for same. ..u
J. o. Somers.