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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Tailor Claims Dukes Estate.

vineland. N. J., Nov. 23.-It was made known by c. Sumner Stevens. a tailor. that he claims to be an heir jointly with W. Scott Calkins of Mill- vile to the estate of the fifth Duke of Portland. Mrs. E. C. Stevens of Mor- rlstown, who is a sister of Calkins, recently sent to her son. the tailor. family papers on which he bases his claims to the large estate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Har,js Refuses to Give Up.

Pittsburg. Nov. =. Attorneys ]. Scott Ferguson and John Marron. for Augustus Hartje. the millionaire paper manufacture. who Is suing his wife for a divorce. left here for Philadel- phia. where they will ask the superior court of Pennsylvania for an immedi- ate reheariHg on the ground of errors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
ann aarr.l. of Beer In Sewer.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Nov. 23.-Three thousand barrels of beer. valued at S24.Du0. will he dumPel into the sewer by a brewing company of this city un less a special diSPeuSati0l fe granted and the tsrevsry allowed to ship it out of tke state and sell fl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Rubber Company to cIess.

woOnsocket. H. l.. Nov. 25.-Notices were posted announcing a shutdown from next Tuesday until Jan 1 at the MflIviIIe tMas.sl rubber boot mills oi the w0ons0cket RubberCompsny. Near ly Sp hands are employed The an nounced reason for the shutdown is that conditions do not warrant Jhe ae cumuIati01 of manufactured stock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Pitt,hura Msrehant Killed.

PittsbCrE. Nov. 23.-O- K McCuteh- con. ffty-five years old a wealthy meF- chant resiting st Turtle Creek near here. while getting out of an elevator in a prominent dOwntown skyscraper was caught between the door and shaft and crushed to death
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Ameriran pinnsr For Taft.

St. Petersburg. Nov 23--A commit tee representing the American colony of St. Petersburg met in the United States embassy and decided to give a dinner on Dec. in honor of War Sec retary Taft. who is now on his way here from the far east
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
Bank President Gets Five Years.

Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 23.-Louis M. Dyke. president of the defunct Atella National bank, charged with misrepresentation of funds. pleaded guilty before the federal court at An- niston. Dyke was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
kTrs Hi. ars.h.- by Aeefs.nt.

wfllfamstouu. N l. Nov 23-Hsr- " DickIe. aged sixteen years shot and instantly killed his brother Norman. aged seven years. here whise showing bow his s.epfzther frightened barglzrk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23

BROKEN crutch lying close to the shack on the river side, a
 blood bespattered pane in the window just above, q rife
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23

(To be ContinuedD.
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ParksIey.

Mr.. John Il. llinman, OF Altoona,
Pa, was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Carroll Dickerson, of Whining
ton, is spending the week with frlends
here.
Miss Madeline Warren is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. f. b.
Johnson.
Quite large party of our people
attended the pony penning on Chin-
coteage this week.
Mrs. J. E. Trott and daughter, of
Baltimore, are at the home OF her
brother, Mr.. jeff Vessels.
Mrs. Miranda White left Tuesday
for Baltimore on visit to her SICK
daughter, Mrs. jeff Adams.
Mr.. George L. McCready is on a
| trip to North Carolina in the interest
of the vine cutter business.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Barnes and son, George
of Girdletree, made a visit to Mrs.
Eveline Barnes here recently.
Mr.. Frank White of late of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, is on visit to ms
mother, Mrs. Dora White, here.
Miss Rida Allen. of Vineland, n. j.
and Miss Vera Kennedy. of Baltimore,
are visiting Miss Lola McCready.
Mr.. Martin Parks and wife, ofChes-
ter, Pa, are enjoying their vacation
at the home of his parents near town
Miss Leila Dickerson, Messrs. I. |,
Kent, w. B. Sartorius, +. L. Scot'
and Carroll Dickerson visited the Elk
position this week.
MIR. G. Burton Mount castle, wife
and son, Lamar of Richmond, have
been spending several days at the
home of Mr.. E. Colona.
Mrs. George p. Parks, of Onancockr
and Miss Pitts Wescott and children,
of NassawadoX, spent a few days al
the home of II. F. Parks the early
part of the week.
Mrs. ID. II. Johnson and Mrs. Nj. l..
Lewis attended the funeral OF uneil
relative, Mrs. d. II. Bovine, Philadel,
phia, last week. Mrs. Bovine died al
Ocean Grove, n. j., of pneumonia
where she was spending the SUNNI 9r'
Mr.. c. A. Boyce, of the Times
Dispatch staff of Richmond, is spend
ing a part of his vacation at home o.
Hon. Jno. h. Rev. They ATTENDED
the pony penning at Chincoteagu'
and accompanied Governor Swanson
and party from there around the cape'
to OnancOck.
Mrs Eliza Justis, a very estima6l'
Christian lady, died Saturday at tn'
home of her son, Mr.. Bennett Justls
at Rue, aged SO years. Funeral ser
vices we're conducted there by Rev
G. NJ. Clayton of the M. E. Church
of which she was member, and IN
terment made in the family burylni
ground on the bay-side. She leave
five sons Thomas, Alfred, Samuel
= RAYMOND and Bennett Justis, and
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Ewell.
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Wachapreague. .

Mr.. w. P. Goffigon is home from
Norfolk on his vacation.
Miss Madeline Bull, of Daugherty,
is the guest of Miss Yula Burton.
Mr. Shue, former principal OF our
High School, is guest at the houel
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Eichelberger and child,
rem, of New York, are at the nome VI
Mrs. James G. Mock.
Quite a number of people from this
town attended the pony pennlhg ID
Chincoteague this week.
Everyone seems to enjoy the beacr
this hot weather, number OF par0le'
from different places going ooWf
daily.
Mr.. VIM. j. Birmingham has re
turned to San Luis, Texas, to resume
his duties in the Life Saving Statlol
at that place.
Mrs. G. w. Davis and children, o
Baltimore, and Mr.. John Brittinghan
and wife, of Harborton, are VISITING
Mrs. John A. Birmingham.
| William, the little son of Mr. AM
Mrs. Charles Chopper, who has pee
ouite i'll for the past week, we ar
glad to report, is convalescent.
The ladies of Smiths Chapel WI
give their annual picnic in the grow
at the church on Wednesday aftel
noon. July 31st. Supper will be ser'
ed on the grounds. If it rains o
W ednesday picnic will come OIL ne'
,, day.
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Onley.

Mr.. E. ]. Savage is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Savage are
quests of friends on Hog Island thls
week.
Mr.. /. J. Savage left on Dist. inst;
for three weeks trip to Arizona and
California.
Among the visitors in town tn S
week we're: Mrs. Annie Wescott, OF
Painter and Mrs. Florence Savage.
During June 1903 lunches of
radishes were shipped by Bull q Bro
of this place to a commission mer-
chant in Philadelphia.
Our town was represented at the
nony-penning on Chincoteague by MIR.
and Mrs. W. F. White, Messrs.
Chester and Geo. B. Savage.
Mr.. f. It. Gray is suffering with a
badly fractured arm and is under the
care of a physician. He was kicked
nv one of his team few days ago.
Mr.. E. A. Bloxom had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury on TUESDAY
While experimenting the loading OF q
car with mine props he was knocked
from the top of it by another cal
which the trainmen ran on tracB
without notice to him. lie was paulJ
bruised but not seriously injured.
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Painter.

Miss Leila Ames is on the Western
Shore visiting friends.
Mr.. H. N. Mears is quite sick at
this writing with typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Mason, of Blox-
ON, spent Sunday at home OF Mr.. A
T. Hickman.
Mrs w. B. Henson and daughter.
of Lvnchburg, are visiting at home OF
Mr.. j. II. Turner.
Mr.. w. II. Hickman, of Parksley,
is spending few days at the home OF
his son, A. IT. Hickman.
Miss r.. M. Kaufman, Of Brooklyn,
N Y, is spending a while here with
her sister, Mrs. r. I. LeCato.
Mr.. Harry Oliphant, of Laurel, Del,
has accepted position of night agent
here with N. Y. P. & N. r. h. 20.
Mr. G. II. Wescott, daughter ant
two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Henson
Miss Cleve Turner and Miss Lottit
Wise spent a few days last week a
jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. U. LeCato gave
social Wednesday evening in honor
Of their sister, Miss FanDye LeCato1
There was large crowd IN attend
ance and all report very pleasan
time.
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Mappsvlile.

Miss Maude Rayfeld, Miss Bucks
and Miss Scarborough are guests OIL
Miss Vesta Gordy this week.
A fine gasoline pleasure boat, &c,
corded to rumor, is soon to be added
to the possessions of Mr.. Sewer
Bloxom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elledge and son. after
a few weeks visit at home OF Mr.. j.
II. Smith, have returned to their home
at st. Louis.
The death of Miss Bertha Smith, re-
ported last week, has cast gloom
over our town and her parents nave
the sympathy of everyone III thelr
great bereavement.
Rev. r. S. Monds will leave the
Shore for his annual vacation on July
Goth, for the Western Shore OF Vir'
pinia and North Carolina, returning
Via the Exposition for few days.
We will hold our annual church fan
at Mappsville, Wednesday, July 3lstl
and will expect as usual large crowd
and will be prepared to receive
them. Plenty to eat. Ice cream, con
dictionaries, etc., in abundance
Come all and help the good work &c
on,
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HallWoOd.

Mr.. n. F. Taylor, formerly of this
place now of Westerly, Ri, is nome
on his vacation.
Mrs. Alice jaeger and Miss Grace
Pierce. of Westerly, r. l., are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Commissioner Kelley has compile
ted his books and the same were eX-
amined by the clerk of the court this
week.
The store house of Mr.. Hall, occu-
MED bv Mr. F. S. Fitzgerald, is being
improved with a new porch, large
windows &c.
The Kitchens Bros. are building
one of the largest storehouses IN the
county, to be occupied when compile
ted bv j. Louis Byrd, son and others
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Mock has moved into
the new dwelling recently built by
him on Eastern Avenue, and Rev. Mr.
Darnell has occupied the one vacated
by him.
The horse of Mr.. Joel Onley a few
DAYS ago ran away, upsettlng aho
wrecking his buggy, and throwing
out Mr.. G. Q. Chase but without mucf
injury to him.
The new station house of the n: Y
p. & n. RI, with platform 3OOx5'
feet here,i about completed and quit
an Improvement to our town IN ap
pearance as well as in increased ship
ping facilities.
The valuable steam mill of Gordl
& Chandler, near Hallwood, estimated
to be worth $4,000 or more, was des
troyed by fire Tuesday night OF las
week. The loss is especially heavy OF
MIR. Chandler as he had not been iioni
in the business and had received
nothing from the investment.
Ethel May. little daughter Of Mar
ion E. and Annie R. Kelly, died OF
| 18th inst, aged seven months, and he
remains were laid to rest in the IAN
Iily cemetery on following day ate
| funeral services conducted by Rev
Mr.. Darnell of NJ. P. Church, assiste
bv Rev. r. S. Monds of Baptist church
The pallbearers were Della Kitchens
Pearl Ross, Onie Byrd and Loi
Kitchens.
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Capt. John Somers Dead.

Cant. John Somers died at his home
near Bloxom, on the Goth inst, aged
"a wears His remains were inferred
in the family burying ground the FOL
lowing day, after funeral services
were held over him by the Rev. 1 Mr.
Monds. of Bethel Baptist Church. me
deceased has been lifelong citizen
of Accomac and has many TRENDS,
who, in reading this will learn OF his
death with sincere sorrow. HIS many
good qualities and noble traits won
for him while living host OF friends
whose respect and love for him was
shown by the number that came on
the day of his burial to show their sor-
row at his departure, and TO tender
their sympathy to the grieved ones.
lie was known by all as sympathetic
and generous to the needy.
He leaves to mourn his loss widow,
. five sons, Messrs. John O., Richard
! w Isaac, Horsey A., and Lloyd ).
Somers and two daughters, Mrs; John
L. Byrd and Mrs. Edward Wright,
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State Board of Fisheries.

The chairman and secretary OF the
State Board of Fisheries met as sub
committee i'm Norfolk Monday of this
week. to hear counsel for the Hampton
Roads oyster Co., asking for a longer
period in which to remove oyster from
the one hundred and eighty acres at
the mouth of Nansemond river wnicn
had beer declared natural oyster rock.
Wolcott & Wolcott appeared for the
company and Hon. w. W. Old, Jr.,
for the tongers. e.,
At the monthly meeting of the full
Board on Wednesday at Chincoteague
the Board adopted the recommends
ton of it's chairman and secretary,
that the ground under controversy De
thrown open to the tongers on Sept
ember 10, the opening OF the oyster
season.
The full Board, composed of chair
man, w. Mcdonald Lee, secretary,
s. wilkins Matthews, Geo. B. Keezell.
r. A. James and Bland Massie, held
a public session at the Masonic Hall
on.Chincoteague w ednesday upon &C.
casion of the visit of the Governor
and Mrs. Swanson to the Island. Mat
tiers affecting the ocean side OF our
counties were freely and fully dis
cussed. Senator Gunter and Della
gate Rev were present by invitation
and took part in the discussion OF az
fairs. The matter of riparian claim
was brought before the Board which
promises that this burning question
on our Shore will have the serious at
tention of the Legislature. In the
meantime the inspectors and police
under order of the Board, will pre-
vent as best they can any encroach'
ments upon public grounds within the
Baylor Survey.
After several hours of discussion the
Board went into executive session
aboard the State Flagship, Commo
dore Maury, at which only routine
work was disposed of. The Boarc
satisfied the people of the Shore thai
it would do all in its power to pre-
serve the sanctity of the Baylor Sur
vey and give every individual his
right. The Board can do little, how
ever, until the Legislature assemblies
In its recommendation it will have
the support of Governor Swanson.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Mr.. George Parker, of Baltimore, is
at the Elms, the home of Mr.. y. L.
Parker.
Miss Lucy Wise returned Saturday
from a months visit to relatives IN
Lynchburg.
DIR. and Mrs. WiDfred r. Kelly and
two daughters, of Brooklyn, are at
the home of Mr.. A. G. Kelly.
Miss Lillian Nelson arrived in Oman
cock, Wednesday, and is the guest OF
her brother, Mr.. w. S. Nelson.
Miss Helen G. Joynes left Wednes-
dav for Ocean City where she will be
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. 5 b. Hance'
Mr.. and Mrs. J Paul Jones and lit
tie daughter, Catherine, OF Lynch'
burg, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Il. Wise.
Mrs. E. Sumter Smith, of Bedford
CITY, spent this week in town, the
guest of her brother, Mr., l.. d.
feackle Quinby.
Prof. A. L. Burger and sister, OF
Fincastle, and Masters Phillip anc
Fletcher Woodward, of Hampton, are
visiting Mrs. Samuel t. NAPLES.
The following teachers were elected
nv the Onancock School Board Thurs
day night: History and Science. Miss
Francis L. Taylor; Mathematics, Miss
Louise Nj. Miller; Grades w, and V
Miss Ruth Kellam; Primary Depart
ment, Miss Nj. E. Fosque; Music, Mrs
G. b Nottingham; Elocution, Mrs. ID
J. Titlow. The principals place il
still to be filled.
One of the editorial staff of thu
Baltimore Sun spent Monday Tuesda.
and Wednesday in town and VICINITY
looking over the service OF the Balti
more steamers. He had been i'll sew
eral counties on the Eastern Shore o
MARYLAND, and his report of the con
ditions existing in that section Ii
being published from day to day. Tit
facts as he saw them here will appea
later. The press and people of Baltl
more severely condemn the manage
ment of our line, and steps looking Il
AN improved service will no doubt b'
taken. The mayor of the city ha
officially asked the cooperation o
the several mercantile associations
and The American of Tuesday joined
in the effort for greater and bette
facilities. Mr.. Thomas G. Boggs
secretary of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers Association, is announces
to be in Onancock Monday next, ant
asks to meet the farmers and ship
pers of produce at 10 a. m. for con
sultation and interchange of views.
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Woman's Missionary Union.

The annual meeting of the Woman',s
Missionary Union of the Accomack
BAPTIST Association will be held with
10Th S0d Every church is earnestly re-
ouested to send delegates to this
meeting, whether there is a society
in the church or not.
Ladies of other denominations are
cordially invited to attend: H.,
All delegates who expect to attend
the Woman's Missionary Union to be
held on July SOth, at Zion Baptist
Church, will notify Miss Lizzie Mason,
Pastoral, Va. The committee will
meet the 1925 p. m: train, If this
train is not on, will meet the 1O:45
m. train Monday, July 29th' al
- ~ Secretary.
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Valuable Saw NH Destroyed by Fire.

The valuable saw mill of Mr.. A: j.
Lilliston at Accomac @. H., together
with many thousand feet OF lumber,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night. The mill narrowly escaped
destruction early in the nlght Du'
after a hard fight the flames we're eX-
tinguished and it was thought, the
danger had passed. At II O'Clock
even when careful search was made
bv Mr.. Lilliston there were no signs
of fire. An hour later the mill was
found enveloped in flames, which had
made such Roadway that nothing
could be done to check their progress
The last fire started, 1t is thougnUl
with a spark which lodged in the
lumber stored away in the loft OF the
mill. -,
The loss to Mr.. Lilliston on mil
property is over $500, in lumber
about 81 800. No insurance.
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In Memorlam.

In loving memory of our mother
Sallie d. Davis, who died one year
ago, July IA, 1906.
Sleep on dear mother, take thy rest
Weary with years, and worn with
pain,
Some day, within some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
,Tis ours to miss thee all our days,
And tender memories of thee keep
Safe with the Lord at rest, for so,
He giveth His beloved sleep.
By her children.
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Chincoteague.

Mr.. Richard P. Reynolds, citizen
of this place, while on a visit TO
friends in Philadelphia this week, fell
in leaving trolley car and broke his
hip bone.
Pony-pennings as heretofore an;
nounced took place at Assateague and
this place on Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of this week and the stock was 13
better this year, in the opinion OF all
present, than was ever known before
In all about 300 ponies were penned'
Governor Swanson and wife, to-
gether with all the members OF the
Board of Fisheries, arrived here tues
dav night on the State Flagship Com
modore Maury, and were the guests
Of the people of the Island, and givtel
a hearty welcome by them and TIT
people from nearly every point IN Ac
comac ON Wednesday.
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Business Notices.

NoT1cE-Are you going to the
jamestown Exposition during the
month of August? If so the Schooner
Columbia is for charter. The vessel
has a yawl with power in it and is in
first class order in every way. The
scenery in Hampton Roads by night
would be something worth while. For
further particulars address
Geo. w. Hudson,
GAINESVILLE, Va.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher viii be at Acco-
mac Court II. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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For SALE OR RENT-My farm near
Harborton. II miles from B. @. q A.
Railway wharf, churches and hlgn
school, containing about 80 acres'2o OF
which is in high state of cultivation
with necessary outbuildings, and re-
mainder in we'll timbered woodland.
For further information apply to
Jas. II. Mears,
Harborton, Virginia
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Excursion to Gargatha Beach.

On Thursday, August Sth., the big
day of the season, my launcn, nazSl'
will make two trips to Gargatha Beacn,
leaving at 10 a. M, and 2 p. M, ana
returning at $50 and $3.50 P. m.
Bateau races, open to all, will be the
especial attractions in the afternoon.
Other amusements may be expected.
refreshments will be served. rare
for round trip % cents. 1fweather is
unfavorable on Thursday come next
day. Everybody invited. -
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Annual r1eetlng of the County
School Board.

The County School Board will meet
in annual session at Accomac Q. a.,
Monday, August 5th, at a. m. al An
members urged to be present. DIS
trict clerks please come prepared 10
settle with county treasurer for school
wear ending July 31st, 1907: :,
Very respectfully,
G. G. Joynes, Supt.
Onancock, Va, July %, 1907.
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Furniture.

Furniture prices have advanced
everywhere except at the Big store.
This Department will appeal 70 your
sense OF economy in the strongest
manner this week.
Prices have been materially lower
ed, SO that every article is now rare
bargain that would pay you to buy,
even though you have no Immediate
need of same.
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For RENT-For year 1908 a seaside
farm called Woodland" mile and
half from Nassawadox station. Has
a good old Colonial eight room house
suitable for man of large family.
Will require about FIVE horses to cul-
tivate it. Plenty of resources. For
terms apply to m
Geo. B. w. Thomas, agent.
Nassawaddox, Va.
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Metompkin Beach.

Capt. Will Melvin will run excur-
sions to Metompkin Beach, every
Tuesday and Thursday, leaving Folly
wharf at two O'Clock and returning
at 6 O'Clock. Passengers taken from
all wharves along the route. Fare
round trip 25 cents.
Capt. Will Melvin.
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Card of Thanks.

take this method of thanking the
people of the town and vicinity for
the active efforts made by them IN
fighting the fire at my mill, which
was burned on Wednesday night, and
for the valuable assistance rendered
by them in saving thousands of feet
ri valuable timber from the flames. |
wish also to say, that will be unable
to fill many orders for lumber pronii,
sed for the next 80 or 90 days but Will
be able to do so at later date.
Very respectfully,
A. J. Lilliston.
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Excursion to Assawaman Beach.

will take parties from Hog Neck
IN Assawaman Beach on my launch
every Wednesday, leaving at3 O'Clock
and returning about $50 pm, ana at
other times on short notice. Fare
round trip, % cents.
O'' E. ]. Savage,
Modestown, Va.
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For SALE OR RENT-Valuable farm,
near Wattsville, with land enough for
horses, with dwelling and outbuild-
ings in good condition, convenient TO
churches and schools. Terms easy.
For further particulars apply to
M. G. Davis,
New Church, Va.
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Excursion from Wachapreague TO
Cedar Island.

Daily, except Sundays, as follows
Leave s AS a. m. and p. M, return
ing at 70 noon and 1890 p. m. spe.
cial engagements may be made fo O.!
other hours. Round trip. adults 2;
cents. children under II years II
A. H. G. Mears.
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Dress goods, silks, lawns, organizes,
batistes, in fact all kinds OF dry goous
at specially low prices. Sale lasts
through Saturday August 10th.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.