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ChlncOteague.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Burch is in Buffalo,
representing United Americans.

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Burch is in Buffalo,
representing United Americans.
Mr.. ]. E. Holland was called to Ber-
lin Saturday to funeral of his grand
father, l. J. Burbage.
Mrs. O. L. Wimbrow, Mrs. l. j.
REYNOLDS and Mrs. Sally M. Lewis
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
One of the stores of Messrs K. j.
and w. G. Bunting is being fitted up
bv them for a barber shop for Mr.
VIM. Abbott.
Mr.. Littleton Townsend, of Phila-
delphia, has rented storehouse OF Mr..
Thomas Beebe and will move here
soon and open up bicycle and sup
ply store.
Mr.. C. F. Matthews, cashier of Ber-
lin Bank, is here on cunning trip
and Mr.. David Wiltbank of this place
is filing his position, and Mr.. E. O.
Conner of Snow Hill is at our bank.
The big pier of Smith & Dennis has
been changed into skating RIM
which will be opened with select
music May 18th. A creased pig, to g
to the one that catches it, is to be ont
of the attractions Of the opening.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
w. G. Hall, L. T. CULLEN, II. ID. Hall
Thos. Waters, w. H. Andrews, y. M
hilerton, G. B. Lucas, w. E. bought,
Baltimore; Frank Hudson, New YORK.
F. L. Clark, w. F. Scott, Wilmington
G. G. Lewis, Bridgeville; Col. W. I
Selby, Stockton; G. L. Shockley, w
E. Fox, Snow Hill; E. w. Polk, POGO
!, moke City; Thomas G. Kelly }. d
f Hopkins, F. S. Smith, ]. G. Otwel
George D. Pilchard, Accomac.
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Belle Haven.

Mr. A. A. Mears has an attack OF
mumps and malaria.
Mr.. Jno. B. Willis has painted his
store inside aud filled it up with
nice line of goods.
Misses Clare and Gertrude Brough-
ton have returned to their home al
GAINESVILLE, after spending the winter
in Belle Haven attending school,
Mr.. John r. Hornsby of this place
was married to Miss Bette Mason, OF
Harborton, April 9th, at the home OF
the brides uncle, Mr.. VIM. L. Mason.
The erection Of the new bank build
ING at this place is the center OF at
traction in Belle Haven at present
Work is beingpushed and the 5000 To-
safe will be put into the new vault
the middle of June, ready for bust
ness.
The following young ladies have re
turned home after teaching success
ful schools during the past winter
Misses Edna Willis, Eva Walkley
sallie Kellam, Virginia Wyatt, Mag
gle Duncan, Irene Duer, Margare
West. Annie Winder and Mary Ke
lam. w. G. Emmetth has taken charg
Of the work in the Bank, and will nc
teach again.
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Missionary Meeting.

The annual district meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
was held with Johnson's Auxiliary
April 3Oth and May 1st. The opening
devotional services were conducted
bv Rev. c. f. Watts, pastor OF the
church. The address of welcome was
given by Miss Mae Round and the re-
Spouse by Miss Nellie Bundick oil
Wachapreague Golden Links. The
services were in charge of the Golden
Links and right well did they acqult
themselves in recitations, readings,
and songs, all who heard them being
very much pleased.
Wednesday A. NJ. the meeting was
opened with devotional exercises con-
Quoted by the district secretary Mrs.
BETTE A. Rue. Miss Mamie Doughty
was appointed custodian OF the
George Quinby Fund and Mrs. K. j.
White recording secretary. During
the morning Mrs. James Moss sang a
solo and Rev. w. G. Bates gave a
short talk. Two little girls, Nina
Slocomb and Julia Hyslup, sang anc
recited. Most of the auxiliaries were
represented by delegates and as
whole their reports were very en-
couraging. .
The afternoon session opened Will
delightful religious services conduct
ed by Mrs. Henry Hunt, excellen
papers then being read by Mrs. Ed
ward Anderson, Mrs. John Doughty
Mrs. Charles Waters, and Mis-
= Georpie Lewis. Beautiful solos wer
sung by Mrs. James Moss and Mis-
Ella Davis. Rev. Mr.. Day gave
short talk and Mrs. Rue read tw
very interesting letters from mission
6 aries. Mrs. Sue James read the resC
k lutions of the meeting and Mis-
t Mamie Doughty gave a good financl'
o report, the George Quinby Fun
e being about forty-five dollars.
When the meeting adjourned man
were the cordial words of thanks Il
= the hospitality extended by the w
y men of Johnson's church, both
L their homes and in the SUMPTION
y lunch brought to the church on We
A. nesday. All present seemed to THU
- the meeting had been unusually
= teresting and helpful. Cape Charl
- was chosen for the place of meetil
7 next year.
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Church Entertainments.

Can't. Chas. H. Stanley, converted
comedian, of Baltimore, will give his
entertainment in Onancock Hall on
the evenings of May %, q, and 70
His entertainment is of high order,
realistic, thrilling, instructive and
amusing, consisting of moving PIC
lures, stereoptican views and many
great original songs viz; Il believe
the good old Bible from beginning tc
the end"
On the Goth inst at Ayres M. Il
Church and May 80, 81, and June ISL
at Leatherbury M. E. Church. Capt
Stanley will also give his entertain
ments.
Admission only 10 cents. See pos
tiers for full particulars.
James H. Gardner.
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Parksley.

Mr.. Charles @. Dix spent Monday
IN town.
Miss Mabel Parks is on a visit to
friends in New York.
Miss Sallie Causey is spending the
week with friends at Accomac.
Miss Lillian Jacobs, of Only, spent
few days the early part of the week
with Miss Margaret White.
Mr.. Joe Causey, pupil at a business
school in Baltimore, recently SICK
there has returned home for recupera-
ton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis and son.
uerbert are on an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Sidney East at
Hampton, Va.
Mrs. Jane E. Mason and daughter
Miss Bessie, left Monday on vlslt OF
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Jno. R. Human, at Altoona, Pa.
Mr.. William A. Powell is on a trlf
Ito Philadelphia, accompanying MS
father of Pocomoke City, who Will re
nam for a slight operation at
hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lord, of Massachusetts
who have been staying at the home o
their sister, Mr.. and Mrs a. I
Roberts. left Wednesday to attend TN
jamestown Exposition before return
ing home.
\ A reception in honor OF the ne'
pastor, Rev. G. NJ. Clayton,was give
. at the parsonage of the M. Z. Churc
o Tuesday night. Rev. A. W. MaUhe
and MIR. G. w. Maxon made speecne
:, Of welcome and Mr.. Clayton replleC
:, Each of them made an excellent Uaif
j About two hundred people were ther
4 to welcome him and cake and creal
were served free to all who came.
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.Storehouse. Stock Of Goods &c. De-
stroyed by Fire.

The storehouse of Mr.. John U. wal
lace, at Quinby, in Bradford's Neck
together with stock of goods OF Mr.
c. L. Bunting who occupied the lower
room. and the household property OF
Mr.. Mitchell Spence in upper room OF
storehouse, were entirely destroyed
bv fire about 10 o'clock last Saturday
night. A lamp, it is thought ex-
ploded and started the confiagration'
The fire when discovered had made
such Roadway that nothing couio Dc
done to stay its progress or TO save
ANYTHING from the flames. Mr. spence
and family had just time to escape
from the burning building when 0ht
warning was given them.
The storehouse, valued at 81 ooO, wa
not insured. The goods of MIR. Bunt
ing were partially covered by IN
surance.
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Wachapreague.

DIR. John w. Kellam made busl-
ness trip to the Monumental city this
week.
Miss Mollie E. Mock, who attended
the Missionary Conference at john
sontown last week, has returned
home.
Mr.. Barney f. Sturgis, our tonsoriai
artist, was recently appointed and has
qualified as registrar here, vice Mr. H.
B. Phillips, resigned.
Mr.. L. Rosser Johnson and family
returned to town this week afser an
absence of 3 months at the McCready
mansion in Upshur's Neck.
Messrs. Kellam & Willis, wholesale
oyster dealers and planters, have be-
gun the erection of a large oyster
packing house here preparatory 10
business next fall.
Mr.. Jas. G.. Mock, the Parksley High
School, of which he was the prlnclpal
having closed on the Sd instant, was
welcomed home by his neighbors ana
friends last Saturday.
Rev. Otto Wright, Methodist minis
ter here, is an able, fluent, torceiui
pulpit orator, and tactful and conse-
Grated man, and is steadily growing
in influence and popularity.
Messrs. Ira f. Burton and Duncan
Harmon paid Norfolk short visit this
week for the purpose OF obtaining
CAPTAINS licenses to operate and navl-
gate motor passenger boats.
Mr. Geo. w. Guy, our town baililfi
went to the Johns Hopkins Hospital
Monday to have an ulcerous laoia
growth treated thereat, and we hope
he will soon return fully restored tC
his usual health.
Messrs. B. f. Sturgis ana E. Is
= Scarborough wear happy faces an'
scatter smiles in their pathway, the
= stork having visited their homes las
week and presented each with a tint
e son-the former, his first, the latter
his fifth.
1t is currently reported that Mrs
Addie Parkes, of New York City,
expected to arrive here on or by Tn
10Th inst, to take charge of the blI
/ hotel. and she having had much eX
n perience along that line in the Metro
h politan city, we bespeak for 1t nue.
II better success this season than eve
} before.
Our Mayor and Town Council hav
: added greatly to the appearance
, Main St, by the removal OF the III
v slightly looking row of old aspen
= along it. Surely, they deserve som
, credit for the interest they are TN
year manifesting in the improvement
n of the streets of the town, as well
% for their other good work.
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Letter to q. L. Doughty.

Dear Sir; Why do people send US
such tales as this?
D. G. Smith, Madison, Fla had his
mothers house painted Devoe IL years
ago, and the house looks better TO-
dov than other houses painted with
other paints or 4 years ago.
They are full of goodwill for Devoe'
Yours truly,
% F. w. Devoe & 90.
P.S. J. w. Rogers & Bros, Onley
Short g. Bloxom, Bloxom; D. II. John
son, Parksley; G. T. Benson Co., kel
Ter; John S. Drummond, Sanford, ano
Nelson & Johnson, New Church, sci
our paint
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Public Speaking at Courthouse.

Mr.. A. F. Mears, candidate for
treasurer of Accomac, opened his
canvass in speech at Accomac u
H. last Monday, as he had previously
announced he would, and gave tne
name of Mr.. o. A. Drummond' OF
Charlottesville, as his deputy IN Ihe
event of his nomination at the Pri-
mary on June Goth.
A speech, not on the program was
delivered by Capt. R. j. Trader he
does not want Mr.. Mears to collect
his taxes and gave his reasons there
for in language too "breezy" ane
vigorous to be misunderstood by hl'
audience.
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Mappsvllle.

Our transplanter agents are Oh One
hustle.
Thos. L. Gillespie 10 in the hospiual
at Norfolk.
Mr.. Thomas G. Kelly is paying us
his annual visit.
Horse insurance day was well at
tended last Saturday.
Mrs. Lambert Chesser has beenvery
i'll but is better at this writing
Potato beds as a general thing III
orr reicbborhood are very backward
John w. Taylor is sub-dividing heu
Rank farm into several smaller ones
MIR. George w. Gillespie is making
orr town his headquarters at present.
Sturgeon men report the season 81
far as very poor, lots of bad weaunei
and few fish.
John L. Rayfeld is preparing Vo
build dwelling on part of his farm
and rent it out.
Mrs. Henry Kleinburg has returned
to Philadelphia, Pa, after an eXVenu
ed visit in our vicinity.
Bro. Warren, our new Baptls
preacher, arrived last week and gave
us a good sermon on Sunday.
Rev. r. F. Staples will preach d
Zion and Parksley Baptist Churche
next Sunday morning and afternoon
respectively.
Geo. NJ. Fisher proposes putting nj
trotting colt in the hands OF one o
onr trainers in the near future. Sh'
is very promising as a speed prospecu
Nearly all of us around here are OF
the stump for DR.. John Bowdoin 10
supervisor. We would like for tE
rest of Metompkin district to get
move on and put him in front for h
, is the man.
Those of our folks attending tn
Jamestown Exposition were Jon
Bloxom, VIM. Petit, Miss Vest
Gordy, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Rayheio
John L. Rayfeld, Albert Fisher an
VIM. Wright and others.
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Onley.

Mr.. It. r. Bloxom, of Locustville' Is
assisting in post Office at this place
Professor Scott, of the Onley School,
left this week for his home i'll Staun-
ton.
Mrs. L. Mazda Marsh left Tuesday
on a visit to her old home at keeoS-
vile, Va.
Mr.. Levi R. Core, taken to the nos
initial in Richmond last fall for treat
ment. has returned home and is IL
good health again.
Mr.. Peter Powell and Miss haU
Carmine were married at the par
sonase here on Sth inst, and lett o.
the South bound train for the james
town Exposition.
| Among the late visitors TO Irienu
in town were Miss Mary Goode an
Mrs. Annie Simmerman, Accomac'N
H. Misses May Kellem, Helen JoyheS
Annie Hoge, Dorothy Wise an
, Miss Birdie NAPLES, of OnancocK'
} home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. saVag
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Onancock.
Mrs. R. L. Hopkins is visiting
friends in Northampton.
Mr.. VIM. T. Winder has been suffer-
ing several days with infiammatory
rheumatism.
Mrs. Thomas P. Jacob, of North
ampton. with her little son is at the
home of MIR. E. 0. F. GUSTS.
Miss Sarah P. NAPLES was passen-
ger ON Tuesdays steamer for Balti-
more. where she will undergo medical
treatment.
Some of the bayside fishermen are
making remunerative catches. one
boat landed $3.50 rock of good size
Monday morning, for shipment to the
Northern markets.
Mr.. Spencer F. Rogers, president
of the Accomack Traction and Power
Company, left Wednesday night 1or
Philadelphia, where he has engage
ments in the interest of the trolley
road.
Mr.. Henry o. Finney lost valua-
BILE horse on Tuesday from Diooo
poisoning caused by getting nall IL
one of his feet a few days ago. lie
paid $500 for the animal, and placed
much higher figure upon him.
The patrons of the Baltimore steam
ers are anxiously waiting the adven
of the second boat. The heavy freig Il
at Crisfield, and other points makes
the service very unsatisfactory. Ih'
patronage in passenger and freigh
entities us to increased facilities.
The commencement exercises OF tn
HIGH School will take place Thursda.
and Friday evenings of next week
The first night will be devoted to elo
cution and music, the second to de
llivering diplomas &c. Three medals
| have been given by Mr.. Edgar Syden
stricken, and Mr.. Mosby G. Perrow
former teachers in Onancock. On
will 90 to the scholar making the pes
average in the graduating class; Oh
in the sth and 9th grades, and one /
the grammar grade. Prizes will b
Given in the primary department.
The regular meeting OF the Daugt
$ ters of the Revolution was held
: their hall, Tuesday afternoon, Wit
e the regent, Mrs. l.. D. 7. Quinby'
in the chair. Papers were read u
Miss Alice Custis on Virginia; Mr.
TX. Powell on Washington; Mrs. 1
I. Shield on Jefferson; Miss Annie
Fosoue on Monroe, and Miss Sadie
Fletcher on Madison. REGULATIONS
Mary Kelly, Helen Joynes, Una 20
e bett, Estelle Click and Elise Qulnb.
y Supplementing the history OF Virgins
e Miss F. L. Taylor read the names
e the general officers furnished by II
z, State in the Revolutionary war ana
If 1872. war with Mexico, and the CIV
conflict. Refreshments were serve
- and the intervals enlivened by musl
+ The next meeting will be held Jul
3 1st.. when the State Regent, MI
al Jameson, is expected to be preser
a The subject for papers will be t
-, mart of Massachusetts in the war
,r the Revolution.
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Millinery.

This is to inform my friends and
the public generally that 1 am Just
home from the city of Philadelphia
with a full line of the latest and pref
tiest things in summer millinery.
You will find in my line of hats some
thing to please you and you are cor
diallv invited to call and inspect
same.
Mrs. Jas. A. Winder.
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New Advertisements In this Issue

Union Central Life Insurance Co.,
Geo. w. Gillespie, agent.
Mrs. G. NJ. Byrd, Keller, millinery
H. NJ. Terry, Mappsburg, gasoline
engines.
Lloyd NJ. brewer, Saxis, fish chum'
Leatherbury, Belote & Co., Oman
cock.
Click & Co., Onancock.
Geo. w. Tull & Co., commission
merchants, New York.
A. M. Tourtellot, commission mer'
chant, Providence, r. l.
Eastern Shore of Va. Produce Elk
| change.
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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 will be at Acco
mac Court Fl. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 90.
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.Jr. u. A. n. rleetlng.

louisville Council No. 45,Jr. Order
limited American Mechanics is earn
estly requested to meet at their hal
Monday, May 10, 1907 at O'Clock, P
M as business of Importance will o'
- J. B. Twyford, sec.
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ANYTHING in the clothing or furnish
ings that cannot be equalled' lor
nrice considering quality.
is. Mills,
Outfitter for men, boys and children
Onancock, Va.
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A shoe with reason why? RAJ
ston Health Shoes" for men S4.OO. NC
better shoe on the market for sou
A large line to select from in all the
nawest toes and feathers, oxtords as
we'll as shoes.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
Shoe-Ologists.
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To my fellow citizens OF Accomac county: os;o,
announce myself as a candidate for the Once
NJ treasurer Of the county. with Henry r. Bogg'
as deputy. subject to the Primary election 70 %
held June Goth. next. If nominated. and elected
I promise to discharge the duties OF said office &c
The hest of my ability and in the interest oil al
faxpayers. Soliciting your support and assuring
you Of my appreciation, am
Yours to serve,
Samuel B. White
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R. L. Shield & Company,
Out.fitters for Men, Women and Children

Desirable Merchandise offered at the lo 10Y 81
possible price are the two ideas which appear 70
every cry ona Years Of experience and rapidly grow
n U business sine enables US to hold out to you these
tWo facts and we ask you to investigate and see
for Yourselves, whether Or not we are right IN
WI When en- YOU investigate ask to see our Mems SIN
ole and Double Breasted Blue and Gray o1 Hi,
Rows Ssh Suits, Negege Shirts, Neckwear, Pat. Cot
a nOdS Gun Metal Oxfords, Straw Hats &c. o,,.
We ask the Ladies attention especially 10 8ur
German and French VA Laces E GO%es Sts
Dress D. , skirts, Silk and Muslin Waists &c.
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Church Notes.

Owing to the incomplation OF the
exterior repairs now being made on
the Broadway Church the Baptist
Sunday School Convention will meet
with the Bethel Baptist Church Tues
day and Wednesday, June 4th and
9Th, 1907.
w. f. White, Secretary.
Garrisons Chapel M. E. Church,
South, will be rededicated to the
worship of God on Sd Sunday in May.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m. Rev.
G. D. Crawley, a former and much
loved pastor, will preach the sermons
and dedicate the church. Public cor
daily invited.
Jno. w. Nicholson, Pastor.
There will be preaching at Hollies
Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon at
3: 80 o'clock. In this connection the
thanks of the church are extended to
the I. 0. r. NJ, Iroquois Tribe No. D,
Keller. for their kindness in extend
ing use of their hall, but the commit
tee appointed to examine the church,
having found the building perfectly
safe, services will be held in church.
Services will also be held at night
at Baker Memorial Church, 1880
o'clock Jno. K. Goode,
Pastor.
With wonderful power the meetings
of the Union Baptist church OF Chin
colleague Island are sweeping on
Within 10 days 60 men and women
have accepted Christ and made pub
lie confession of the same. Among
those are both men and women OF
oron,inence in business here. Last
Sunday evening over 200 were turned
away from the church unable to gam
admission to the church, which an
hour before preaching was packed &c
Tits limit even all standing room being
taken. Never has Gods power been
manifested here as in these days
lover thirty people have already vol
, unfairly given their names to the dea
cons and pastor requesting baptism
and as many more are to do so. Mon
day evening, the 9th, the pastor an'
his seven deacons met with the con
verts to examine their consecratlol
and to make sure that they desired L
become members of the Baptls
church because of convictions AM
not fancies. 1t was great meeting
Z. r. Liddell. pastor.
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Dress goods, silks, all kinds OF wniUe
goods with trimmings to match, every
piece can be found here in great var
iety.
Leatherbuy, Belote & 20.
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WANTED-Visitors to the Expoosl-
ton to know that by communicating
with the undersigned they can secure
excellent accommodation at reason
able rates. Parties OF from Two 10
five preferred. Lodging and break
fast at reasonable rates. For rates
etc., address Rev. r N. HARNESS. zof
Bond st. Norfolk, Va.
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Soft and straw hats in new models
including Panamas, also fancy haC
hands % and so cts. Initials gwen
with every hat. ,1.,o
Onancock, Va.
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Business Notices.

NorIcE-Mrs. Mamie Etheridge,
formerly of the Eastern Shore, now
of Norfolk, has opened up her large
commodious home, at No. 2 Olney
Road. Norfolk, directly on car line
and 20 minutes ride to Exposition
Grounds, for the accommodation Vi
Eastern Shore people who desire home
comforts while visiting the EXPOSE
ton. Terms-lodging S1.OO, breakfast
so cents. Write and engage rooms.
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Neckwear, shirts, belts, plain and
fancy hosiery in large display at
J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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NoT1cE-The visitors to the James,
town Exposition can secure rooms ana
hoard. at reasonable rates, conven-,
lent to boats and car lines. Special
rates to parties. Will meet boat when
notified. Mrs. A. @. Ward,
III W. Highland Ave,
Norfolk, Va.
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For clothing that please, wear ano
fit 60 to
Leatherbury, Belote & 20.
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I,oCated at the "Old" stand.

We offer purchasing public hew so s9l9 ysbconsst
ing Of
Furnishing Goods, Notions, Stationery, Hardware
au VI CntIerv Woodenware, Lamps. Glassware,
a Mpro Hs'i &C., Agateware Tnware Traces Back
Ba iH' collar Pads &c. Field and Garden r Seeds
Home Wall Colors EXTRACTS, Spices &c, Cereals
Canned Came Goods, Fruitsa kinds, Confectionery
Nuts &c. Staple and Fancy Groeef Rsof f0P Pop
and Cigars Cured sad s6ape aq$ ss d
o;mJs Hav Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran, Middlln1gs,
S &C., International and other Leading
Powders.
vonr natronage respectfully solicited
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To the voters Of Lee District: 49,. H.
the Office of Justice of the Peace of Lee District,
subject To the Democratic Primary. Soliciting
the support of the voters. PROMISE II eLecteu' "a
faithful and courteous discharge Oh Ihe uu'ie' VI
The Office TO the best OF my ability.
b w. James