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Notice to Old Confederate Veterans

The United Confederate Veterans
will meet in reunion in Richmond
Nav 3Ooh to June 3rd, inclusive, anu
it is desired by the Reunion EnIegE-
tainment Committee, that every Elk,
Uonfederate soldier in the Southland
shall attend this reunion, the last OPP
portunity, perhaps, that Will ever DC
offered them. ,,, 90
This committee has sent blanks 10
the adiutants of all camps in the State
requesting them to fill in the blanks
with the names, company, ana regi-
ment of such members as are not III |,
Dosition to stand the expense OF noCei
Quarters. who on their arrival in Klch-
mond will be assigned to their quar-
ters. The members, not only OF bar
monson-West Camp, but every FIX,
Confederate of the Eastern Shore o.
Virginia, who served through the wal
faithful to the end, can take advantage
of this generous offer of the Reuniei
Entertainment Committee, VINO WI
/ extend to chem the hospitality OF OH
will enter on blanks furnished mi
every old veteran, who will SEND m'
his full name, company and regiment
not later than May 1st, and forward
same to Capt. D.A. Brown, chalrmal
of Reunion Entertainment Committee
Thomas @. Kelley,
Adiutant, Harmanson-West camp
U. G. w., No. 651,
Hallwood, Va.
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ChIucoteague.

Our rural school has been closed on
account of shortage in school 1uhos'
Quite a number of our people WIZ
attend the jamestown Expositon'
April Goth.
Mrs. j.. Smith left last week on
visit to friends in Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington.
Miss Bessie Watson and Miss Park
er, of Onley. are visiting at the nome
of Captain j. b. Wheaton.
sloop John Wesley left this week
for Philadelphia with the fourth ana
last load of cocoanuts from the wreck
ed schooner, Whitcomb.
DIR. O. M. Jones and daughter were
summoned by telegram on Friday OF
last week to the bedside of his SICK
mother at Snow Hill, who has since
died.
Rev. f. H. Jones, Late pastor OF our
M. p. Church, left this week with ms
family for his new charge at FranBln
CITY and Rev. J. o. Smith, his success
or, has arrived and will preach mere
next Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Mumford. wife OF Capt
s. ]. Mumford, died. on the 18Th INST ISL.
after long illness, aged 81 years
She was lifelong member OF the M
E. Church. Her husband, one son
lanes Mumford, and daughter, MRS
Hattie Bunting, survive her.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
M. E. Selby, w. @. Hall, A. M. Amen
ton. Baltimore; II. Pierce, M; a
Klein, F. NJ. Still, J. s. Conner, Phila
delphia; ]. G. Powell, X. l.; Lane
Wilmington; J.J. Coyne, Valley ,fa
D. Darlington, Norfolk; Q. J. baker
Whaleyville; S. s. Gunby, SALISBURY
NJ. G. Kitchens, Laurel; E. B. Collins
Millsboro; E. w. Polk, Pocomo *
CITY; A. @. Matthews, w. E. Fox, ID
| o. Finney, ]. O. Wescott, G.. Waite
Mapp, ]. J. Elliott, Accomac'
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Keller.

Mr.. G. Walter Mapp paid visit to
friends in Maryland last Saturday
Mrs. Ada Hyslop will leave in a
short time to visit her sister IN Boyu,,
ton, Va. She will spend several
weeks there.
MIR. John B. Downing is just put
ting the finishing touches on what he
claims will be the fastest boat he ever
built. 1t is a beauty.
Rev. Jno. w. Nicholson is assisting
Rev. w. w. Sawyer, of Bloxom, IN
revival services this week. 1t is IN
Mr.. Nicholson's former charge.
Owing to the weather, the church
at Painter was not ded Gated in Feb
mary. but will be dedicated on the
5th Sunday in Juue by the eminent
divine. DR.. Henry E. Johnson, Of
Suffolk, Va.
The handsome and newly rebuilt
church at Garrisons will be rededl
Gated on the Sd or 4th Sunday II
Nav by Rev. G. D. Crawley, former
and much loved pastor. The old ant
longtime church is now house 0
beauty and it's Improvement is Jus
cause for qualification to the congre
cation.
A rare treat is in store for the PEG
nile of lower Accomack and uppe
Northampton. Miss Frances starr
Of Norfolk. the most far-famed elocu
ZIONIST of the South, has consente1 .
Give An entertainment the evening o
/ Nav 2Ist, at the Grange Hall, Tor IN
benefit of Oak Grove church. IN
ladies will also serve all the dellca
cies of the season. A more extende
account of it no doubt will appea
later.
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To The Public at Large.

AS spring is nearing, there will be
MANY who will want to erect a Monu.
ment or Tombstone to the grave OF
some dear departed relation or friend
/. the undersigned, adopt this meth
cd to inform those who desire sucn
work to obtain my prices before plac..
ing their orders; as there is pleasant
surprise to my customers as to the
low prices and a class Of carving ano
lettering that has no equal on the
Peninsula. H. oo,
AS all MY customers of the pas,
have been able to determine. without
any difficulty, our best work is Garvec
in my shop in Pocomoke and l only
sell Finished or Quarry made WORK
when necessary, and then only al
second-class work, as the carving II
of lower class.
A close inspection and your patron
age is kindly solicited.
See add in this paper.
Respectfully,
Seville's Marble and Granite Works,
Geo. L. Seville. Prop,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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MappsvilIe.

Mrs. O. Baker is visiting her sister
at Exmore this week.
Mr.. w. L. Wright has purchased
6 h. D. engine for his yacht.
Mrs. G. w. Gillespie is teaching
private school at this place and mas
quite large number on roll
Mappsville base ball team Will or
oanize next Saturday for the purpose
of challenging some of our neignoor-
ing teams.
Rev. w. E.Warren, of Jarratts, va,
has accepted a call to Modestownl
and Mappsville Baptist churches ana
will be here to begin his WORK. we
understand, Sunday, April 18th.
Our people are preparing to trans,
nlant their sweet potato sprouts Inc
Tiger Transplanter will be mucn IN
evidence in that kind OF WORK ano
seems to be in the lead OF othef
machines in this section
We are glad to report that we VII
have another telephone line I'D oul
town in a few days. The AccomaT
& Northampton Telephone co. WI WI
extend its line to this place[als'
from Hallwood via Bloxom ana Park
slew to Accomac Q. IL. at once
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Hodestown.

Miss Addie Shreves is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Warner has returnea
from a visit to relatives in ffMladei-
phia.
Ocean avenue in our town is almost
deserted. Three dwellings tm H are
unoccupied.
Mr.. William L. Long is still on gne .
sick list but his many friends nope nc
will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Bloxom lett on
Monday for an extended trip to Nor
folk and the jamestown ExPoslVion
Mrs. Richard Edwards and four
daughters left on Monday for thelr
new home at Farnham, Richmond
County, Va
Prof. R. v. Rich closed his school
on Monday with much satisfaction 70
the patrons of the school. His return
another session is hoped for
The fish man has not been seen IN
this section of late and our people
are longing for the music OF MS horh
and to get out the dish-pan.
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Belle Haven.

Mice Irene Duer was in town sun
day visiting her parents.
Dame rumor reports marriage III
our midst. Can you guessf
Mr.. A. A. Mears left this week ioT
Baltimore to purchase his spring ana
summer goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, OF Rich
mond. Va, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. A. D. Mapp.
Mrs. Fannie Warran, an aged iauy,
d;ad Of consumption at Willis Wharf
Wednesday night.
Cant. VIM. ]. Rue and Mr.. James
IT. Walkley are remodellng their resi-
dences. Capt. Rue has NUMBER oi
carpenters making extensive improve
mentS.
The Young ladies of the Nj. H..
Church, South, with the ASSISTANCE
of number of young men from beiie
Haven and Exmore are preparing
drama to be given in the near 1uture'
Rev. Chas. Friend has gone to
Richmond for his wife who has been
| in the Virginia Hospital for several
weeks. His pulpit next Sunday Is 10
be filed by Rev. II. W. Davis OF Ac-
comac @. II.
Work is expected to begin on the
new bank building next week unaei
the management of Contractor III
chard. It is the purpose OF the com
pany to erect an up-to-date Duliuiht
in every respect.
The german given in townlast Thurs
ldav evening at the Belvedere Hal
was largely attended by the yount
people Of this town. Miss Polndexte
and Mr.. McVeigh. of Richmond, leat
the german. Music furnished by al
Italian band, of Norfolk. Those at
bending were: Misses Gertrude AM
Clara Broughton, Margaret Smith
Laura Hopkins, Nellye Bailey, Amy
Potter, Marion Burns, Oaknall hum
phreys, Alice Glenn, Katie savage
Grace Mccarthy, Winnie Wes1
Messrs. Geo. Walker, M. W: West +
: A. Smith, B. F. Watkins, b. T. keiiey
Jas. H. Ashby, w. j. Savage, =: I
Coulbourn. DIR. J. A. Smith, U. L
Byrd, DR.. s. s. Kellam, Paul Ayre'
Charlie Elmore, s. R. Jones.
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Bloomtown.

Rev. L. M. Copeland preached DIS
farewell sermon Sunday night last
Mr.. Raymond G.. Copeland returned
home last week from school at FORK
Union, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchens, of LAUREL
Del, are the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Jos. Elliott.
Mrs. Loran s. Pusey and daughter
are visiting relatives and emends IN
Delmar, Del.
MIR. and Mrs. O. S. Mears Hunl son
spent Sunday with Mr.. and ME- 81 L.
Byrd, of Oak Hall.
Several of our town people rexfect
to attend the opening of jamestown
Exposition, April 26th.
Mrs. o. S. Mears and son, Kern6,
who accompanied Mrs. j: L. BYRD, OF
Oak Hall, to St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore, have returned home.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Mrs. R. II. Anderson, entertained
the Wednesday card club,
Mr.. Alfred B. Rogers has returned
from Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr.. d. J. Titlow has sold his fancy
grocery business to Mr.. E. Il. Cor
bett.
Mrs. r. K. Powell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. L. Cahall, OF DOVER
Delaware.
Mr.. Ed. Parks and his son, Mas
ter John Drummond, spent Wednes-
day in Norfolk.
MIR. A. w. Lilliston is getting ready
for the erection of a residence on MS
Main St property.
Mrs. Frank Neale Gilman, of Rich
mond. Va, is visiting her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Crockett.
Senator B. It. Gupter was in town
Tuesday. dis fences here, are not
Thought to be in need of repairs.
Mr.. VIM. T. Winder is having his
large storehouse cleaned up and put
in order, preparatory to offering IL
for rent.
The Eastern Shore Barrel Company
are filling their large warehouse WIN
stock, and will soon commence 1he
making of barrels.
Mrs. Alicia @. Hopkins is at home
from a visit of several weeks to reia-
tiyes in Pocomoke City, New YorS
| CITY, and Baltimore.
The Superintendent of the Life
Saving Stations, Capt. Tunnel, ano
the inspector, Capt. West, are on
INSPECTION tour of the district.
The recent storms have not only
seriously interfered with the eaten o.
shad but in many instances the traps
and nets were nearly destroyed.
Miss Nellie Nottingham, of the High
School Faculty, on account or SICK
ness is at her home in Eastvllie
| Her position is being filled by MIS-
May Kellam.
An endemic of measles still pre-
walls in the town, and is not all con
fined TO children. Among others
Mr., John w. GUSTS and Mr.. VIM. f
Hopkins are quite sick with them.
Mrs. L. D. T Quinby, is in Wash
;,rton n q. attending the Nationa
Congress of the Daughters OF Tn
American Revolution, as the repre-
sentative of the Eastern Shore Chap
ter.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage of Lieut. Beverly Fleldln
, Rrowne. U. s. Army, and Miss Grace
daughter of Lieut.. COL: Adams, .
the Post Chapel, Fort Riley Kansas
April 30th.
l Miss Sallie Fletcher was agar
: stricken with paralysis at the res
dence of her nephew, MIR. Thomas 7
Fletcher, Saturday last. She is con
! paratively free from pain but has n
= use of one side.
Mr.. Charles B. Truitt has returne
r from Pittsburg where he has been Ell
I oaOed for some time. He lntenC
: Selling his property here and WI WI
about May 1st, with his family, mas
, that city his home.
}. A surprise party at the residence
j. Mr.. A. S. Kellam. Monday night, Wa
= Ioroolv attended and greatly en]Oye
! by the young people. one OF I'll
games, an innovation In this sectiol
!, brought laughter and amusement
all except few of the male paruc
pants.
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Parksley.

Mr.. d. H. johnson is on a business
trip to Baltimore and Philadelphia
this week.
Mr.. s. F. Parks has returned from
a. trip of several weeks in western
MARYLAND and West Virginia.
Miss Ray Twitchell, of Mansfield,
Ohio. is visiting here at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Barnes.
Mr.. Ward, of Albany, N. T., mas
returned home after few days stay
at the home of Mr.. II. r. Bennett.
Rev. G. M. Clayton, the new pastor
of Parksley and Hunting Creek M. r. +;
churches, arrived this week and VIII
preach at above churches Sunday zlsI
at the usual hour.
Messrs. Thos. w. Shreves ana Geo
r.. Scott made visit to Norfolk the
early part of the week. Mr.. Shreve'
will remain few days for the pur
pose of having growth on his eye
removed.
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Roll Of Honor.

Roll of honor of Cashville Public
School for March.
Grade 1O-Reaston Boggs.
Grade s-Margaret Boggs, Annie
Scott. 1u;,,;o Crs-
Grade ERNEST Boggs, Willle Gus
it's. Lawrence Killmon, PAMELA Boggs,
Monnie Gusts, Mamie Scott, Aman-
da Reed.
Grade 6-Nora Moore. >.
Grade 5-Emma Laura Custis, LIZZIE
Reide, Ella Chandler. ,.
Grade 4-Spencer Custis, WINE
Reide. Carroll Evans, Medora Shreyes
Grade 3-Katura Drummond, Bea
trice Drummond, Emma Sue Gardner
Grade 2-Seymour Custis, Warner
Ichandler, Swain Kellam, Annie
Grade ELLA Custis, Oracle Boggs
Myrfe Crosley, Nora Young, Byrol
Bonniwell, Marion Killmon, Mlitol
Reide, John Moore. no;,o,
w. A. P. Strang, Principal.
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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 o
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher wiz De az 49,
mac Court 81. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders Ior
the firm. ,Lco
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NoT1cE-This is to give notice to
all members of the Atlantic District
Mutual Live Stock Insurance Asso,
citation, of Atlantic, Va, that on ana
after this date any member using
their stock for hauling mine props! or
saw logs will do so at their own FISK.
This association will not be liable Tor
anv loss by death or permanent DIS
ah;litv of said stock used in said work.
s. ]. Marshall, Secretary,
April 10, 1907. AUian'io' '"'
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TT Won want the best, buy j. /.
Case transplanter, known by S1,ne o 90
Tiger. For sale by ); L Marf Gu
Pungoteague; Watson d Evans, O1 I,
levi d. Watts, Parksley; Nelson @ y
Johnson, New Church, or Tayior q
Bloxom. Mappsville.
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Hopeton.
Whooping cough is raginghere.

Whooping cough is raging here.
Mrs. Geo. s. Matthews, attended
by her husband, is in hospital IN NOR
folk.
Our farmers are busy and taking
advantage of every bit OF gooo
weather.
Mr.. Eddie Justis was in town on
Sunday and his presence here on thai
day is fully understood.
Miss Lula Killmon has been the
guest of late of her friend, Miss Grace
Mason, lately returned from Farm
vile Normal School.
Mrs. E. Roy Byrd gave a very en-
joyable social last Saturday evening
in honor of the "Old Maids Club
All reported pleasant time
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New Advertisement this Week.

Geo. w. Glenn, Norfolk-Rooms for
visitors to jamestown Exposition.
statement of financial condition OF
Accomack Banking Co.
]. T. Satchell, Parksley-Publlc
auction of livery outfit.
J. s. Mills, Onancock:
Leatherbury, Belote & Co., Oman
Novelty Carriage Works, Inc, vii,
mington, Del-Notice to public Of
action for damages.
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Business Notices.

HATS GIVEN AwAY-We want
lady in each neighborhood to adyer-
t;se for us. Write at once. A splen-
did stock of millinery with prices low
to suit the people; and also speclal
lines of fancy goods. Our mail order
business is remarkable success. Ad-
VI o'' Box 800,
parliu Md
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We are able to explain to you the
quality of iewelry. This ought 10
mean something to those who puy.
w. B. Sartorius, leweier,
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Furniture! furniture! furniture +! For
cash or on easy payments, A great
line here, and at guaranteed righV
prices. no,o.oACo
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You don't need to pay high prices
for furniture because you nVe d soou
distance from us, as we deliver ior
you. See ad. a co
Leatherbury, Belote q 20.
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We invite all to call and inspect
our line of jewelry before making
Spr ing purchases. Watches a spec
ialty. c.o.;ro ieweler.
Parksley, Va
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I.oCated at the "0ld" STAND.

We offer purchasing public new sod s9ie
ing Of
Furnishing Goods, Notions, Stationery Hardware
ao vi n Cmtayv Woodenware, Lamps, Glassware,
a Mro 1a' Se Agateware Tnware Traces Back
Bands collar Pads &c. Field and Garden r Seeds'
Home Home Wall Colors, EXTRACTS Spices &C., cereals
Canned Canine Goods, kinds, Confectionery
Nuts &C., and Fancy Groeer Rsef f0 pork
and Cigars, Cured Meats xmas, neeh
a aah al c cutS o saa S chd Bran Mddngs
S S &C., International and other leading
Powders.
vorr patronage respectfully solicited
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How about your Spring suitsP we
have a large variety of samples TO
select from. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. ,,.,,. O. oo
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-20

Suits made-to-measure, that are
strictly tailored and guaranteed to tit
J. S. Mills,
Clothier and Furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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See the display of shirts exhibited
IN the window in the men and boys
store of Onancock, all sizes and prices
e0o' - J. s. Mills.
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Hats in all new shades and shapes
''' @" ]. 8. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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See our line of ladies ready made
skirts. They are simply elegant Tor
the money and stylish too.
The Belle Haven Furniture 90.
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"Ralston Health Shoe" MAKES
mans walk easy. A great showing
in all the newest feathers and Styles
you will find here.
Leatherbury, Belote & 90.
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Nor1cE-Mrs. Maggie Chandler,
formerly of the Eastern Shore, now OF
5Ia 32nd street, Park Place, Norfolk,
Va. will open her home April 2Otn,
Cor the accommodation of Eastern
Shore people who desire home com.
forts while visiting the Exposltlon az
moderate prices. Within one plocK Oh
two car-lines running to the EXPOSE
tion grounds. If notified can De meo
at boat. Engage your rooms aneao'
llFoR SALE-Fifty seven shares, or
anv numper of same, of Eastern
shore of Virginia Fire Insurance 20.
Stock Letters containing bids, NAM
inc price, addressed to K. care OF
Enterprise office, will be forwarded
For SALE-A variety of finely bred
MOS. Berkshire, Poland China and
pprSaded stock, suitable for sty OF
s. 2. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
NoTIcE-All persons indebted to 4
Warren Russell, deceased, on store
ooconnt are earnestly requested K
settle the same with VIM. H. Howard
Ir. who has the books in hand a
Leemont, Va. ,.
Administrators
WANTED TO HIRE-Agreeable an
industrious young white man, to hei
nv sons cultivate my farm. Apply
r ny Thos. M. Scott,
}, Eastville, Va.
> LOTS FOR SALE--At Lecato StatloI
" o Jno. 8. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.
FOR SALE-Desirable house and Il
70 in Belle Haven, va.
10 - Mrs. Margaret s. Mears,
'o Painter, Va.
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Just received one car load best POGO
huntas soft coal for blacksmith's use.
Lilliston & Mock,
Tasley, Va.
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For a hat that is hobby and the last
thing out in style call on
Leatherbury, Belote & 20.
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If it's a straw hat, or pair Oxfords,
YOU are wanting, don't buy before
looking through our line: 1t will In
terest you. X. IL. Snlelu q w.
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For clothing for the little boy, big
boy, lean man and fat man 60 TO
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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FOR RENT-For year 1908 farm on
Folly creek known as Dix farm:
r0' A. G.. Kelly,
Onancock, Va.
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Don't fail to see our line of yard
wide dress silks, black white and col
The Belle Haven Furniture %.
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For dress goods and trimmings go
to headquarters. Leatheroury, peio'e
& Co.'S. big store is headquarters
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Have you seen our Japanese thread
work rugs, size 36x72, at 81 centsf
R, L. Shield & Co.
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Inst received a snappy line OF ladies
oxfords, 50, $3.50 and $500.
r. s. Milliner & Son:
louisville.
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NoTrcE-Money to loan on unen,
numbered real estate or other gooo
security. Apply to ~ 1.o
Eastern Life Insurance Co., Inc,
'' or Warner Ames, Attorney.
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Meeting County Electoral Scnoo'
Board.

The County electoral School Bo s
will meet at Melfa. Saturday N!n'
mon arrival of local South bound tram,
tp anpoint district school trustees
where the term of Office expires May
n Jovnes. Jno. E. Mapp,
VI CLARK Chairman.
Onancock, Va, April 10, 1907
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Onley.

Agent Blackboard, somewhat dis
abled recently by kick OF his pony,
is improving and will soon be himself
again.
Mr.. L. J. Savage made a business
trip to Salisbury this week and INF.
win Jacob of late has been spending
much time in Norfolk.
Among the late visitors to friends ends
and relatives in town have been MISS MISS
Lucy Jordan. Of Cambridge, Miss a IS
Annie Hoge, of Onancock, MISS A aud
die Burton, of Wachapreague, and
Miss Madeline Bull, of Daugherty.
A pretty surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Viola Rogers at n me-
home by her many lrien MS VI in; vne :
was spent delightfully."- in interesting ne
games and at late hour bountlf9
supply of refreshments were served
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One-third of yourlife in bed. Try our
"Sleep Easy'' mattress and see ltyou
don't stay longer? Just as good as
HOstermoor' and costs yoI much less
Cash or easy payments.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-20
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dine the people of this city, surrounding country ana
eiobou towns gratifying manner IN wnc another
1907; and we now
invitation equally cordial to COME AGAIN Inc Se Commenced
and the asomen WIN
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Of Goods Silks, Lace WASH uoous' oO
once more complete and ready for your inspecOon'
Now is the time for Spring House Cleaning
Hundreds being furnished ana o The of
draperies to complete Ie
homer Do Frightening and nenng Clean cool cheerful
in need Oh
attngsrght cottage or city it. 1T
Spring Stool is now on eSnud "
Snfe elegant collection have ever dsPayed'
Millinery. Millinery
At reasonable prices of the hour ana we Shit the
match your new oooi
Last touch that comfortable feeling haC you arc
thoroughly upto-date
W. 6. DICKINSON & SON,
POCOMOKE CITY, wv