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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

f, - - ----~g SSSS Sissd N" date dentistry and little nice ties of the profession that. the smaller practitioners, even with their years of experience, rare ly earn. And then, his mod ern adver ising dental office, luxuriously furnished, with his costly equipped laboratory, wou d die inside of a year if he failed to do good work-and as to price pr. King does a cash business only, and when you patronize him you are not taxed extra to help make up ! for the bills unpaid by "the
 other fellow" as you surely do
 when you patronize the ordi-
 nary dentist, who fails to col lect 50 per cent of his bills, and must get it out of you"
 Full set teeth as low as s. gold crowns S bridge work s. gold fllings q up. other filings sets are ordered. All work Ruarsnteed. Hours a. m, to ' p. ID Sundays 10 to2 Telephone. Lady attendants
 Examinations, estimates and advice free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
Her suir

Some of the prettisst suits are being made up now for southern travel and for wearing in later spring. of white serge and eheviots. Panama cloth and other Iigh; reight voolen sturs-eyen xhite broadeloth, though 1t is the Iszs; ssrvioszble of them all Most of them are made uith short skirts- though an occasional brOzdciOth one has . long circular skirt and loose coat. and is worn with q lace or lingerie bfo1se. Saeh a oostuzs zs this s.rvss . vzriety of purp0sss- for the coat nay be rorn over any light dress. s,d yet vhss rorn vith the skirt which belongs tn IL resolves Itself into . Eood-loukins white suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
oldest Woman Writer.

Mrs. Francis Alexander, of Florence. is one of the oldest women. if not the oldest, writing to-day. Mrs. Alexan- der is in her ninety-third year and has just translated from the Italian more than 12o miracle stories and sacred legends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
DOLLY: EMBROIDERY.
Unique One Made of Silk, Edged with Silk Fringe and Embroidered
 in China Ribbon.

A very dainty dolly of white silk is illustrated here; it is embroidered with
 a spray of forget-me-nots worked with China ribbon; each petal of both flow CTS and buds Is worked with one stitch of the ribbon, and a knot-stitch of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
On the Common Highway.

We are learning that a standard of social ethics is not attained by travel ing a sequestered pathway. but by wing ling on the thronged and common road where all must turn out for one another, and at least see the sire of one another's burdens.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
Too Much of It

The Doctor-So there's bad blood be- tween you and the new cook already, is there!
 The Professor-Well. to tell the truth, she does serve the steak tco rare.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

yellow is worked in the middle. The stalks are in cording-stitch of green silk; the bow is also outlined with cording-stitch worked with pale pink silk. a row of French knots being worked in the center. The edge of the dolly must be neatly hsmmed round. then finished with a silk fringe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
HXTRAfSTAMPS FREE-LOOK!

0O stamps with l lb THEA-NECIAH
 Tea, pure Chinese T, ID ... COG The Ct A. & P. Tea Company secured
 by Act of Congress the exclusive
 right of sale in the U. s.
 20 Stamps with h lb package Golden
 Tipped India-C CeylOn T ...... .25c p Stamps with 5-lb crock Johnson's 8
 Mince Meat 5Oc 15 Stamps with 2 boxes Best Parlor
 Matches, q,OOO in a box) \. 5c each YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOW
 ING WITH 10 STAMPS FREE. l bottle A. X P. Liquid Blue .... .10c 1 can Sultana Spice ... .1Oc and 12c l box Toilet Soap 6 cakes All .10c ? cakes Best Imported Castle
 Soap SC each can Chunk Pineapple 15c Lean Marshalps Kippered Herring 16c l can A. & P. Corn Syrup ........ 1Qc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
H~ We C.. n~-

-PoFsrty.- said Cnele Ebe1. -is like rides. fn oas respect ItsrezpectzbiIity de~nds no ox Iezs ca how ft wss ar rived zr-wzshEnzto1 szar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
Ausss st s-

soze of fks o7rxrs of the Br1fts1 uxsy nbr fa1T nse1r cars to sea vita Den for kse in f1r<iEn p1r1x
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
Bulletin for this Week.

THE ATrRAoFroNsoUR LOW
 PRICES AND UNPARALELLED
 FREE GIFTS OF STAMPS AT
 THIS SALE. ! Save your stamps and get useful and beautiful housefurnishings. Save money, and be happy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
su.n pse..H ETsr.na

ns following are son. of tbe Iit- r1e-krcwu epExrsms of Lord Bsacons- e<ss recently collected by zn sezfrsf of Dnrzezi-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
GRiEVE, BISSETG HOLLAND.
Or. King, The Ad.
 vertising Dentist.

A local pa per, speaking of advertising dentists, says of pr. King: He, with his big denta a l practice, ac. quires a knowl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

REAL ESTATE Is a good investment. To-day better than ever. Here are a few that will pay. A good block. Two good lots one with a frontage of 600 feet. Three three-famIly houses and two two-fam- fly houses which will make good homes.
 HENRY STACkMAN, Real Estate. Loans and lnsuranca 21 East Main street. Telephone 20
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0nley.

Mrs. A. ]. McMath, Mrs. George
Rev and Mrs. Guy spent the week in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Levi Core, who has been in de-
clining health for some time, was
taken by DIR. Angle to Virginia Hos
pital this week. While away DR..
Angle will attend a meeting OF tie
Medical Society of Charlottesville,
returning home to day.
Mrs. L. ]. Savage and daughter,
Sara Hoge Savage, Mrs. Sue Q. James
and Miss Minnie Mills have returned
home from delightful blouse Party
given at Evergreen Home" in Lou
doun Co., the home Of our State w.
G. r. u. President. From there they
attended the annual W. O. L. U.
State Convention held in Alexandria,
and report a large, interesting and
enthusiastic meeting-progress and
good reports from all over the State
The home of Miss Cordie L. Savage
was the scene of a pretty birthday
party given in her honor on the eve
ming of the 4th inst. Those in attend
ance were Misses Helen Burton, Liz
LIE and Viola Rogers, Julia Hebard
Lillian Jacob, Mollie Wheaton, Bes
sic Watson, Sudie and Leila Haley
Charlie Walker, Fred Johnson, W. q
Parsons, Vernon Burton, Charlie
IDunton, Roy Broughton, Lloyd Tay
lor, Will Jacob, E. Scott, @. K. AM
Norman Savage.
The Onley w. q. T. U. held YER
interesting meeting at the home O
Mrs. L. ]. Savage on Tuesday after
noon. After the regular bushes
, Mrs. Bette Davis, who was sent b
this Union as a delegate to the Stat
ANNUAL Convention held in Alexar
dria, September oath to 9th, gave
very pleasing and encouraging repol
which was so much enjoyed by a
present, that they felt no mistake We
made in sending Mrs. Davis as the
0 representative. After such a glorioy
mind feast delicious refreshmen
|. were served.
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Painter.

Mrs. Waylord Dawson at this VIII
ing is quite sick.
Mr.. G. H. Hudson, of Birdsnest,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. John Kellam, of Newport News,
Va, is visiting relatives near here.
Mr.. J. f. Ward, of Hallwood, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives here
Mr.. II. S. Ayres, of Bloxom. visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ayres
Monday last.
Mrs. ]. II. Perdue, of Parsonsburg,
Md, visited her son. Mr.. q. @. Per-
due here last week.
Mrs. David Ward, of Salisbury, Nd
spent a few days with her brother
Mr.. @. @. Perdue last week.
MIR. M. II. Bradshaw of the N. Y. F.
g. N. r. r., spent Sunday with reia-
tives at Salisbury.
Mrs. II. T. Mason and Mrs. j. IL.
Parks, of Bloxom, spent few days at
home of Mr.. A. II. Hickman this
week.
Mr.. A. Blivis, recently with A.
Greenburg & Co. hero, left for Balti-
more, Tuesday to accept a position in
that city.
Miss Bessie Ames entertained sew
eral Of her friends at her home Satur'
day evening All present report
very pleasant time.
Mr.. r. G. Elliott, who has for several
years been engaged in the mercantile
business here, is Offering his entire
stock at cost for cash and bis store
Jusc for rent. MIR Elliott has proba
Div been in business as long if not
longer than any man on the Peninsula
and has been very successful. We
understand he will retire.
Mrs. Annie Turner, widow OF the
late Jas. E. Turner, and mother o.
Mr.. Joshua II. Turner, of this town
died Sunday morning last after
short illness, aged "a years. Funera
services was conducted over the re
mains at Garrisons M. E. Church
South, of which she was consistent
member by Rev. j. II. Nicholson, the
pastor, assisted by Rev. R. o. Payne
of Pungoteague. The interment was
made in the old family burying ground
She is survived by two sons, Joshus
H. Turner and VIM. Turner and sew
eral grandchildren and great-grand
children.
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Temperanceyllls.
Our market fully supplied with fresh
fish and beef.

Our market fully supplied with fresh
fish and beef.
DR.. R. B. Nevitte is attending the
fair in Richmond this week.
Mrs. M. E. Brodwater left for
Baltimore this week to remain there
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Ella Parks, our popular
teacher, has returned to her home at
Pastoria, to remain until the school
opens again.
Mr.. o. w. Byrd, of H. E. Byrd &
Son, is in city this week looking for
bargains, which the firm will open to
their customers next week.
Protracted services will begin at
Assawaman the third Sunday in Octo-
Der. The pastor will be assisted by
Rev. H. w. Davis, of Wachapreague'
Our schools continue to be closed
on account of diphtheria. Every
necessary precaution, to prevent its
spread, is being taken by our vigilan'
supervisor.
Mrs. Ella Jacobs, who spent the
summer in our village, left for Balti
more on Monday, but was delayed al
Onancock by failure of steamer tx
put in appearance.
Mrs. J. r. White, of Keller, spen
several days in town last week. Mrs
White was the popular principal o
our public school last session. Blu
then she was Miss Fairy Mapp.
Our public school this year promi
ses to do much good. Mr.. Wade tn
principal is thoroughly qualified. H
is an A. B. from one of the best col
leges in the state-Richmond College
He is firm and gentle, but best of al
he is a Christian and realizes tn
value of moral training. Miss Oldham
and Miss Parks are the assistants an
very popular.
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Ex Co ,federate Soldiers Take Notice,

The Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans, Department of Virginia,
will meet in reunion at Roanoke City,
Va, October oath, 25th and Goth, 1905.
The Harmanson-W West Camp, @. ",
Department OF Va, No. 125, U. o. ",
No. 651, is entitled to delegates and
alternates at the meeting, their per
capita of 1910 having been paid to
Quarter Master d. A. Brown. Why
should not the old Ex-Confederates OF
the Eastern Shore be there? 1t should
not be desire for social gathering
but to pay a tribute of love to the
memory of the most remarkable body
Of men ever engaged in wars bloody
strife whose deeds, the mostre marka-
BILE chapter in all human history,
gained for them the respect OF their
enemies and the admiration of the
rest OF the civilized people of the
world whose setting sun, going down
behind the clouds of defeat, left an
eternal stream of military glory along
the path OF martial fame and threw
the light OF pride of a nation upon the
tomb Of the dead Confederacy.
ut matters not where their bodies lie,
By bloody hillside, plain or river;
Their names are writ on fame's proud
sky, >,
Their deeds of valor live forever.
Adjutant,
of II. w. O., g. ", No. 12o.
Hallwood, October 8, 1906.
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Parksiey.

Snow fell here Thursday morning,
18th. inst.
Miss Olive Lewis has returned from
a trip to friends in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Arthur Northam, of Beaver
Dam. Md, has been visiting relatives
here recently.
Mrs. B. S. Jones, of Pocomoke City,
is spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Eveline Barnes.
Rev. A. J. Fristoe, who is assisting
in special meeting here, will also
preach at Zion Sunday morning.
Mrs. Alfred J. Barnes and Mr.. VIM
It. Parks, Jr. are in attendance at the
state fair in Richmond this week.
Mr.. S. F. Parks arrived home few
days ago after spending weeks IL
Western Maryland and West Virginia
Mrs. Edward Mitchell and son, o
Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting tn
family of Mr.. s. F. Smith near here
Mr.. James Crosley, of Cape Charles
was at the home of his brother, MI
Cooke Crosley, the early part of tn
week.
Mr.. Joe Causey left Monday 70
Baltimore to take a commercial cours
of instruction at Bryant & Stratton
business college.
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Millinery.

Misses M. II. and L. +. Doughty
are now home with full line OF up
to-date fall and winter millinery and
extend to our friends and patrons a
cordial welcome to come and inspect
our goods.
Belle Haven, Va, Oct. 1906.
wish to call the attention OF the
public to the fact that | have return
ed from Baltimore with a full line oil
Fall millinery goods, and open VI
Monday, October Sth. | cordially
invite my former patrons and the
public in general to inspect my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking my friends for their pat
ronage of past, l remain,
Very respectfully,
Bette E. Martin.
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Chincoteague.

Mr.. s. ]. Munford is in Norfolk OH d
business trip.
Dennis & Conner have opened up an
oyster saloon here.
Schooner Gator arrived this week
with cargo of coal.
Mr.. H. Payne, of Snow hin' 10
visiting friends here.
On Sunday morning Mr.. o. WASH
;ngton Purnell made an appearance In
his broadcast smile. 1t is boy.
Mr.. Alfred Hickman, who left on
the dry dock taken to Manila IN ias'
December, arrived home this week.
Mr.. Charles Gall, one of our Leading
merchants, died on the 9Th inst, aged
70 wears. He is survived by his wife,
one son, Charles Gal, land a daughoer'
Mrs. G. Clayville.
At a meeting of the directors OF our
hank last week it was decided TO open
q branch bank at Greenbackviile' "A
building has been rented for that pur-
nose and it will be opened soon WIN
Mr. Warren Young, cashier.
Mr.. Miles B. Thornton and MIS-
Harriet Watson were married at SNOW
Hill on the evening of the Sth inst''
and on their arrival here, their future
home AN old time serenade was given
them that beat the record inthat lihe'
MIR. John r. Conoly, a worthy ano
respected citizen, died last week after
q long illness, aged 50 years. lie
leavos a wife, three sons-Wiilami
lanes and Everett Conoly, and two
d,ucbters-Mrs. VIM. Harrison ano
Mrs. Timmons.
Mr. James E. Holland, assistant
postmaster, has resigned the position
and will engage in the mercanuii'
business, having bought out Mr.. bra
sure on Grand st. He was a polits
and efficient assistant postmaster ant
will he much missed by the patrons o.
our Office.
Mr.. John Thomas Cherricks'
highly esteemed citizen died on th'
9TH inst. after long illness, aged d
wears. He had been staunch mem
her of the M. P. Church for years an'
was a worthy brother of the Hepta
sophs, Royal Arcanum and onlte'
Americans and was insured in the mrs
1.-TWO for $1,000. He leaves widow
.ons-Lewis, Albert, Charles, Wiiilan
and Thomas Cherricks and wv
daughters-Mrs. Charles Jefferies AM
Mrs. VIM. Watson.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
In. P. Webster, Geo. Brasure, M. II
lSelby, w. w. Rathburn, Chas. l.
Ward, A. J. Thompson, Baltimore
lW. P. Hastings, R. L. Galaid, Phiia
Idelphia; E. L. Willis, D. D. Hanna
| Boston; H. A. Cooper, Richmond; A
IL. Welset, Lancaster, Va; j. +
Landlord, Fountain, Va; @. J. Pret
tyman, Milford; L. d. Mason, &. W
! Gillespie, John Wright, John Rayfield
lG. F. Kelly, G. Walter Mapp, J. K
Rev, Accomac.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Belle Haven.

Belle f1aNcu.
Miss Margaret West left last week
to accept position of teacher in Prin-
cess Anne Co., Va.
Mr.. j. Wise Smith, now graduate
of pharmacy, has just returned TO MS
home from Richmond.
Our school has opened up under
favorable conditions under Professor
Emmett's management.
Mr.. Fred Mapp has retired from the
blacksmith business and connected
himself with the Kestler Lumber Co..
Mr.. j. w. Wyatt has been busy for
several days adding to the size of his
storehouse, increase IN trade demand
ing it.
Mr.. o. w. Lewis, our enterprising
barber, has repainted and papered his
shop and the same is credit to the
town.
Many citizens of the town attended
the battleship launching at Newport
News and the State Fair at Richmond
this week.
The Belle Haven Bank has opened
for business in the Town Councils
office until the new banking house is
completed.
Our oldest citizen, Mr.. Jno. r.
Floyd, will leave the town at the end
of the year and make Willis Wharf
his future home.
Several new buildings are at a
standstill in the town for the want OF
carpenters. Fifteen or twenty conio
get employment here now.
Capt. 1. Luke Mapp is again on ou1
streets after having been confined to
his home for several months with
severe case of typhoid fever.
Miss Laura Hopkins, of Pungo
league, has accepted position with
the Diamond State Telephone Co, al
their central office in our town.
Mr.. Wellington West has resigned
his position in the Baltimore Bargain
House to accept assistant cashier
place in the new Belle Haven bank
Belle Haven presents to the voters
of Pungoteague Magisterial District
for reelection as Supervisor thereof
the present incumbent. Examine his
record for the two terms in office.
Chase's canning factory here II
doing an immense business now can
ming sweet potatoes. Our farmers
get nearly as much for their culls al
thew realize for the Red Star brand
Mr.. Geo. E. Winder, agent, hal
inst received from the old reliable
house of Wannamaker & Brown ful
lime of fall and winter samples TO-
made-to-measure clothing. Call an(
see them.
| ]. F. Mears & Co., enterprlsins
merchants of our town, are making
extensive improvements. An up-to
date dwelling is being built by then
and their storehouse is being enlarged
| to meet the demands of their trade
The architect and builder OF MIR. L
IL. Kellam's new house is Mr.. Thoma
Stringer, resident of our town
Anyone examining the same Will D.
convinced that it is unnecessary Il
leave the county to seek talent, II al
up-to-date, expensive house is desired
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OnancOck.

The Accomac News was transferred
to Mr.. L. D. T. Quinby, Monday.
Mr.. VIM. T. Bundick left Monday
for a lecturing tour in West Virginia.
Miss Belle, the oldest child of Mr..
L. D. T. Quinby, is ill with typhoid
Miss Sadie E. Fletcher returned
from a visit to Pocomoke city Tues
day.
Mr.. s. Wilkins Matthews, secretary
of the State Board Of Fisheries, was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Scott of Eastville,
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. IT, f.
Kelly and Mrs. E. o. F. Curtis.
Bishop Tucker will visit the Epls-
copal Church Monday, the 29th lnst''
| and officiate at the evening service.
Rev. It. U. Abbey, of Lynchburg,
| Va, will occupy the pulpit of the
| Baptist Church next Sunday morning
and night.
Capt. John F. Wild, who resided
here several years ago as assistant
inspector of Life Saving stations, was
in town Tuesday.
| Advices from DR.. Edward B. Finney
state that heis slowly gaining strength
and may be expected t return home
in about two weeks.
j The fall opening of our several mil
I linery establishments attracted larg'
. crowds of ladies, and our streets hav'
presented a very animated appear
J ance since Monday.
Mr.. Geo. U. Powell and bride al
, rived Thursday. They will be a
= Mount Prospect until November LIST
t and after that date at MIR. Powell
handsome home, 1.-THE Poplars".
; DIR. Robert P. Fletcher, U. S. Per
, sion examiner, of Wilmington, Del
is visiting his aunts, the Misses Pou
}, son. Miss Bette Poulson, who hs
been quite ill, is thought to be in
proving
The Schooner BERTHE Bennett LOAF
ed sweet potatoes Wednesday for Oh
of the canneries at White Haven, MI
|. 1t is thought by many that this bus
il ness, where the potatoes are grow
70 promises much safer and better r
r turn than a number of the recel
:. enterprises.
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We take pleasure in announcing
to the trade that we have secured the
services of F. Ray Shield, who was
with w. B. Wilson, Cape Charles, for
several years and who for the last
four years has been in New York. dc
will take pleasure in looking after anc
waiting on you when in our clothing
hat or shoe departments.
r. L. Shield g. Co.
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Church Entertainments.

The ladies of Belle Haven M. E.
Church, South, will have a bazaar
December 20, 81 and %. Supper
and refreshments served each night
A drama, concert and drill will be
given. A more extended notice will
appear later.
There will be an oyster supper with
ice cream and cake at the M. E. Par
sonage, Belle Haven, on Halloween
October 81. You are cordially invit
ed to come.
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Write to us on for estimates doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all othel
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr. R.D.L. Fletcher viii be at Acco
mac Court H. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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Luna Park.

Will be open every week day
afternoon, also Monday, Friday and
Saturday nights. Special attention
for school children Saturday after
moons. Special features every Monday
night. The new masks from New
York arrived too late for use last
Monday night hence there will be a
carnival next Monday night, with a
monkey for first prize.
Management.
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Ames, Mills & Co.

If you are going to build house,
large or small, and want to save
money on your building material and
builders hardware send US an est.
mate of what you want and get oul
price
Onancock Hardware Sash & Door TO-
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Shot and Killed In Front Of Church.

Thomas Crowson, colored, was shot
in the temple and killed in front OF
the Metompk1n Church, colored, while
a meeting was in progress there on
Thursday night about II O'Clock
According to the reports received he
was killed without provocation either
by Charles Washington or Algie
Wright. both of whom shot at him at
the same time.
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When in Onancock see our new
harness room. 1t is full of new goods
bought before the advance.
Yours truly,
Onancock Hardware, Sash & Door Co.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1906.
Sales Advertised in Enterprise.

Sales Advertised in Enterprise.
Wednesday, November Srd. at Oman
cock, by VIM. Comrades siA
carts.
Tuesday, October 80, near Grange
Vile by w. B. Stokes, farming
implements, horse cart, &C.
Friday, October 10th, by J. o.
Mister at his home near Boggs
Wharf, hogs, cows, farming I'M
plements, &c.
Wednesday, October 3lst., by Geo =,
Bonniwell, on his premises IL
Hacks Neck real estate and per
sonal property-horses, hogs
sheep, farming implements &c
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Dress goods in all the new weaves
and colorings in great variety now
being shown on our counters Also
trimmings to match.
Ames, Mills & Go.
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The weather reminds you that you
will need a nobby cloak or stylish
tailor-made suit. We are ready to
serve you. Also the greatest line OF
skirts that we have ever shown.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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VIM. L. Savage.

For RENT-For year 1907, my farm,
near Leemont, known as the PoWeil
land. Abundant resources and adapt
ed to growth of all kinds of trucks,
especially sweet and Irish potatoes.
Apply to m c,,uo,oa
Leemont, Va.
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If YOU are in need of stove, range
or heater see our line before buying
and save money.
Onancock Hardware Sash & Door Co.