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Free press., 1907-09-28
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1907: by Byron Williams.

Dope.
All you need to run a paper is a pound
or two of type
a lot of nerve some credit and field
that's almost ripe.
It's az easy proposition to get rich in
sixty days.
If you settle in a village where the ad-
vertising pays.
Setting type is simply playing if you get
a girl from school
Who is nimble with her fingers and is up
rote and rule.
And there's money in the business if Sub
scriber pays his bill
And the man who threatens doesn't bring
gun around and kill!
It is easy if you study out the party that
will win
And by praising winning candidates you
make a lot of tin.
After while the old postmaster will be
dropped for voting wrong
If you hustle you can get it and be en-
WED Of the throng.
Then again, the state will need you and
the Office seeks the man;
You are 1T beyond a question while your
rivals ''also ran
All you have to do is barrel up the Doodle
that you earn
And prepare to reach the White House,
where the incense affairs burn!
You can start a lowly printer, and go
upward jolly fast
It'll you reach the height of glory-and be
president at last!
All you need is pipe and matches and a
little nip of stout
But to win you must be careful not to let
your pipe go outi
Free press., 1907-09-28

The Singer Building which is now
being completed in New York City is
AZ stories high and quite bit taller
than Bunker Hill Monument which hith-
erto has been the loftiest piece of ar
chitecture in the United States. 1t
will not be long till the janitor will be
sailing up to the top story in a dirig-
able balloon. But say, speaking about
high buildings, what we'd like to know
is, will the persons in the top stories
grow any more heavenly from their
proximity to the realm above, and if
so what length of time does it take to
sprout wings?
Free press., 1907-09-28
pictfonarv,s one Inke

A Philadelphia contemporary has
discovered a joke in a dictionary. 1t
is one Of those unconscious bits of hu-
NOR. Under the word question" is
the following: ITO pop the question
see pop"
Free press., 1907-09-28
Editorial Gossip

Did anyone say anything about dol
lar wheat?
Free press., 1907-09-28

All honor to the man who earns his
living by honest toll. He, it is,, above
all others, who is always pulling for
better things. He is always on the
front seat of the community band
wagon. He is the first resident to
greet the stranger and tell him that he
is visiting the best town in the state.
He is ready to fight, at the drop of
hat, the fellow who willingly runs
down the community's best along with
its worst, Sand there is something in
spring in his cordial invitation to the
chronic croaker to "move somewhere
else
Free press., 1907-09-28

Have you seen the comet yet? Look
for it in the eastern sky about a o'clock
in the morning. 1t may be clearly seen
with the naked eye. If you have op-
era or field glasses you can see it nice
ly.-Ex.
Now what old fool is going to get up
at the unearthly hour of a. M, when
all sane people are expected to be in
the land of dreams, just to see an old
comet cutting across the heavens?
Free press., 1907-09-28
FriIIs.

When a girl says that if man
kisses her without warning, she will
scream for her father, there is only
one thing to do-warn her
A woman can forgive a man for
deceiving her, but if the cook deceive
her, never!
When the drug clerk says he hasn't
u two-cent stamp, ask him for some
thing just as good"-two ones, for
instance
Men with a push should go up hill.
Men who push downhill usually end
by skinning their noses.
1t takes a lifetime of practice to
hit the small bullseye of success with
the target rifle of effort
Never go bear hunting with pop-
guns. 1t is hard on the bears nerves.
1t is impossible for you to choose
your ancestors, but you can pick half
of your children's if the right girl is
willing.
If everyone had to pay for the mis-
takes he makes, there would be fewer
mistakes.
Money talks-and sometimes the
man who marries it finds that it talks
too much.
All married men should be good lis
teners-all happily marred men are.
Crops, ducks and umbrellas should
not be raised without rain.
Not more than a cent a word is
often paid for articles on how to be
successful.
\ woman who wears paste dia-
monds is much more apt to be proud
than one with the real tiara
Free press., 1907-09-28

Remember j. H. Spratt has an
agency for the state text school books.
42-tf
Beginning last Wednesday morning
Hays citizens are to have the advant-
age of a morning electric light service
Lights will be turned on at five o'clock
and will continue until daylight. The
morning service will be greatly appre-
ciated by the early risers especially as
winter approaches and the nights be-
come longer. DR.. Jordan will look
after the plant.
Free press., 1907-09-28

Many a woman goes out shopping
dressed in silk and enveloped in per-
fume whose hard-working husband
hasn't had new suit of clothes or a
decent meal in five years. Yes, and
many loafer stands on the street
with a stinking pipe in his face, his
tank full of ''booze" and his mouth
full of profanity, whose hard-working
wife hasn't had new dress or a kind
word since she was married.
Free press., 1907-09-28

Another notice of 10 per cent advance
in paper this morning. Gentle reader,
we think the time is coming when the
question won't be ''shall' we raise to
$1.5O, but we must" raise to ST. so
per year. Oakley Graphic.
Same here, brotherl
Free press., 1907-09-28

''When Kansas people lose crop, "
says the Jewell Republican, they just
rub on a little more backbone stiffener
and go ahead. They always come out
right in the Spring"
Free press., 1907-09-28

Homer Hoch is of the opinion that it
is about time for Bryan to be telling
the public that he drove Taft out of
the country. Not yet, but soon, may
be.
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Parksley.

Mr.. s. F. Parks is on a business
trim to Clarksburg, W. Va, and Cum-
berland, Md.
Miss White, of Bloomtown, mas
been the guest of the family OF MI
w. H. Rev, recently.
Mr.. E. Thomas Scott and wife, OF
Pocomoke, spent few days with
relatives here recently.
Mr.. Richard T. Bundick went TO
Camden, N. j., the early part OF .ne
week to attend the funeral Oh LIE
aunt. Mrs. Emma Barton.
Mrs. sallie Young and daughter
Miss sallie, who have been spending
few weeks at the home OF ne
daughter, Mrs. A. #. Young, have re
:. turned to their home in Baltimore
accompanied by Mrs. Young
Mr.. Levi Dix, worthy anu ie
onected citizen, died suddenly tues
day night, of heart trouble al III J
home at Leemont, aged about
wears. Funeral services were mel !
Thursday morning at Leemont M 1
church, conducted by the paste
:, Row A. w. Mather; interment WI
(. made in the family burying grouI
II on the farm where he had hVeo L
o more than 80 years.
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Harborton.

Miss Mary Ethel Mock has oeen 'n0
guest of late of Miss Margie Read
Miss Madge Kelley entertained
few Of her friends last Tuesday even
ing.
Mr. John w. sturgis, who has oeeh
very ill at his home on MAIN S'i0'''
we are glad to say is up again
Mr. VIM. Roach, of Philadelphia
hoe been visiting his parents Mr.,
nnd Mrs Mark Roach, for the past
two weeks.
Our roads are in terrible conol'iol
.or tho riders. but the young folks are
having a merry time skating up ane
down them.
Master George Hutchinson son 0
Mr. n T.. Hutchinson, has been yer.
| III at his home on Main street VIII
double pneumonia, but is now some
what improved
Miss Mary Hutchinson OF D@V'
Wharf, has been staying Win ns
orand-f father, Mr., J. H. sturgis' ou
ing his recent illness, but returheo
her home last Sunday
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Mr.. G. G. Perdue is in Philadelphia
on a business trip this week.
Mr.. Fl. L. Turner has returned from
q trip in southern part of Virginia.
Misses Dorothy and Minnie Fisher
of Mappsville, are at Mr.. A. T. Hick-
mans this week.
Messrs. VIM. Curtis and Gordon
Bloxom, of Mappsville, visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Elliott, who has Tor sew
eral weeks been on the sick hst' we
are glad to report, has recovered anc
is again at his place of business.
Mr.. J. G. Baker, of Berlin, Mo-
was in town Tuesday arranging 10
the removal of his household good
from his summer cottage near her'
to his winter home in Berlin.
Mr.. A. Lanfear Norrils, of Ne'
York, has purchased OF N. L. Nc
Creedy the Davis farm on the Broao
water and will make it a famou
sporting resort. Mr.. McCready na
purchased the Point farm OF MI
Edward O'Neil, of Pittsburg, n
We understand handsome amour
was paid for each farm.
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Craddockville.

Mr.. Geo. Kellam lately had severai
cattle bitten by supposed mad dog
Mrs M. T. Wise, Mrs. E. A. Mock
and Mr.. w. H. Boggs, who have oeeh
quite sick with pneumonia, are some
what improved.
Some of Craddockville's sporting
men will leave this week for Hog Is
land bay. on a weeks ducking trip
In the number are Capt. Geo. Mason
DR. E. T. Mason, Geo. H. Mock Ar
thur Wise and John Snelenourg
Doughty.
On Tuesday Evening last one OF tne
most brilliant socials OF the season
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Mock at their home (Carraddock) IN
honor of Misses Lillian Elmore and
| A. Ioletta Boggs, Craddockville two
nonular school teachers. After al
the guests had arrived they were In
vited into the dining room to dinner
where they found most beautiful
tempting and artistically decorated
table. The bill of fare in part was
ov,ters-la- Craddock, pickles OF al
kinds, turkey, goose, roast beef, &c
cream and cakes of all kinds. Tnos
present were Misses Lillian Elmor
| A. Loletta Boggs and Mary wise
Messrs Arthur Wise, John oneIel
burg Doughty, Kenney G. Rice WI
e die Kellam and Rogers s. West, Cap
and Mrs. Geo. s. Mock, Mr.. ana MT
8. o. Mock.
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University Ouartette at Painter.

The University Quartette will ap-
pear at Painter High School Hall on
the evening of February 21st Tor one
night only. This will be the first OPP
portunity that the people OF tnis
vicinity have had to spend an evening
listening to the gay songs, and catchy
music of these accomplished gentle
men and entertainers of high art. An
accomplished pianist travels with tne
Ouartette. All lovers of good music
will be richly repaid by attending
Do not miss this opportunity to near
the best University Quartette whicn
has ever travelled the South. They
will 90 direct from here to Cheriton
High School on February 22nd. Ad
mission, adults 25 cents, children IL
cents, reserved seats 35 cents. Tlcket'
for sale at Wescott & Drummono'
Store. Doors open at 8 o'clock. Pro
ceeds for benevolent purposes. Il
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Hunting Greek.

Mr.. Will Barnes, of Cape Charles
ia visiting relatives at this place.
Miss Annie Middleton and orother'
Herbert. are on the sick list this week.
Miss Flora Lewis left Thursday for
Cape Charles where she expects 10
spend several weeks
Mrs. Ella Sterling has returned u
~ home at Crisfeld, after spending
several weeks here, accompanied V
her father, Mr.. A. R. Barnes
Mrs. Bette Ewell and daughter
rt.a were called to the home OF ne
brother at Greenbush this week *, y
the illness of his wife, Mrs. wen
Rue.
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Chlncoteague.

Mrs las. #. Powell is visiting
friends in New York and Phiiadeiphia'
MIR. Raymond Richardson, OF CIR
dletree, has been engaged as CLERK ny
Wheaton Merchandise Co.
MIR. Thos. @. Kelley. after spending
several weeks with us listing personal
property, has returned home.
Mr. Chester A. Williams and Miss
Annie f. Collins were married on 9Oth
nit. Rev. E. H. Jones officiating
The Pennsylvania r. R. Co., is nav
ing their Office here enlarged,root put
over wharf property and other im-
provements made.
Sleighing and skating, during inc
present cold snap, have been mucn Oh,
loved by all of our young people anu
some of the older ones.
Mr.. Walter Smith, accompanied ny
Ibis son. Mr.. Jay Smith, left some Gays
AGO for treatment in Kellam Ca'cer
HOSPITAL, Richmond, Va.
The ground hog did not see MS
shadow here last Saturday but there
are no signs yet of the Spring weather
at this place, indicated by sucn oil
| event in its life
) At a meeting of The directors OF tn'
IT.. L. Erickson Banking Co, at oh'
hank on Tuesday, Mr.. Daniel Jenrie
. was elected cashier and Mr.. DaVi'
:, Wiltbank. assistant cashier.
e Can't. Lewis @. Thompson,of Sprinl
Lake. N. j., and Miss Matte u
O. Pointer, of this place, were Marie
= at Snow Hill, Md, on Sd inst Kew
?, I. A. Bennett performed the cer'
n mony.
l. MIRO Edward Davis and daughter
lie Of Shelltown, Md, are visiting
ID home Of DR.. o. M. Jones; Miss ANN
lg Booth, of Laurel, Del, is home on
visit to her parents; Miss heie
40 Baker, of Harrington, Del, is u
10 guest of her sister, Mrs. E. ii. Jone
lis of this place.
ill Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel III
a. week: ]. E. Miles, Geo. Brasure'
Oh T. Waters, w. H. Gilmore Geo
to Kennerly, Thos. Mcclellan M
TX selby. W. O. Edmonds. F. t. Thom
son. Baltimore; J. @. Quinn, H.
ve Lord, L. Wayman, ]. W. 0oa"l
he Philadelphia; Allen E. Seioy' .
he Powell, W. H. Cook, W. F. SEQ
mo Wilmington; F. E. Slepp, Warrenu'
IN Va.;J.T Boone, Roanoke va d.
M Taylor, seaford; s. D. Powell, fU y
Of moke City; A. F. Mears, J. Q. "
oh colt, @. P. Custis, Accomac.
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Onley.

A mad dog was killed here last week.
Mrs. Hiden White is on the SICK i'''
this week.
Mr. Everett Marsh, of Reedviiie'
Va was in town this week, visiting
his sister, Miss L. Mazda Marsh
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, OF Alex
andria, spent several days last week
at the home of Mr.. L. j. Savage
Mira. f. L. Neighbors, Mrs. Mil
bourne and Miss Williams, OF oape
Charles, were guests lately al honie
of Mr.. &. B. Savage.
The Onley Loyal Temperance Legion
gave a very interesting and en]oyaoie
entertainment on Saturday evening"
February I'd. The exercises by ne
children reflected much credit to tne
eficient leadership and training OF tne
IL. T. L. superintendent, Mrs. l." D.
Savage and Mrs. Bette DAVIS MIS-
Kate Waller Barrett made very
earnest inspiring address to tn'
lcbildren after which she presented
for the L. It. L. Miss Francis Willard
picture to the Onley public school
/. which was received by Professo
Scott with some we'll chosen remarks
proceeds from entertainment nette'
$1,000.
ii Miss Lillian Jacob for the past wee
a has entertained several of her man
I friends and the charming hostess
notwithstanding the inclemer
weather, has caused the whole wee
; to seem like one long, gala day D
', her various modes of entertainment
u The following were present at an oy
= ter supper given one evening: MISS
Mary Wise and Lola Duer, OF Ora
dockville, Miss Annie Finney'
r, Wachapreague, Misses Carrie Ii
1t Savage, Ethel Broughton and Jul
lie Hebard, of Onlay; Messrs. W. III
a Broughton. w. Frank Geiger, Ette
N mon Scott, Lloyd Taylor, w.
lie Savage, Fred Johnson, w. o. JAG
IS, and Mr.. Powell. All reported mt
enjoyable evening.
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Valentine Social.

A valentine social will be given by
the young mems Bible class OF Gar
ri,on's Sunday School, at the nome
~ Mr.. John s. Ames, on the evening
of February 18th, beginning at 7:So
O'Clock.
A musical will be rendered during
the evening by some Of the best tai
emit on the Shore. Cream and othei
refreshments will be served. AL
mission ten cents. Proceeds to ben
eat Garrison's church. The Puone
is cordially invited to attend. I'M
voung men have a special invitation
to bring their lady friend.
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Temperanceyille.

Our postmaster has resigned ana
It looks as if Miss Ida Dixon Will De
her successor.
Our schools, since diphtheria d's-
appeared from our midst, has had a
large attendance Of pupils.
DIR. R. R. Nevitte gave an enjoyable
birthday party on Wednesday even
ing to many of his friends. He is not
married and age therefore not gwen
The spread was fine one and greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Cards are out for the marriage o.
our popular and efficient postmistress
Miss Emma @. Hall, to Mr.. James l.
Gurell, of Fauquier county on Tues
iday. 18th inst, 1920 a. N. After tn'
ceremony they will take the nool
train for Washington, D. Q. The.
will have thu best wishes of all GU
people.
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Henry p. Byrd Dead.

MIR. Henry P. Byrd, popular ana
worthy citizen, highly esteemed by a
,.r 20 circle of relatives and friends
for his many genial traits of charac-
Tor. died suddenly at his home, neal
Mearsyille, on Tuesday, 5thinst.' agee
81 years. Six brothers, Mr.. A, W
pvrd. Of Washington, Mr.. L. J. BYRD
of Baltimore. and Messrs Teagle L
station F., Major and JEFF D. BYRD
- this county, survive him.
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p,.hon fuckers Appointments.

BISHOP Tucker Of the Episcopal
church has made the following ap-
nointments for this county: :,
sunday, February oath, Accomack
@. H., morning; Bloxom, AFTERNOON:
Monday February 25th, JENKINS
Rridge. morning; Onancock, night
Tuesday, February goth, Pungo-
league. morning; Belle Haven nignc
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We have for sale car Of Ohio SEED
,ats at so cents per bushel, car OF
Harters A No. -four, at s4'oo per
bbl., guaranteed strictly prime car car
=, corn at so cents per bushei' exo
GLASS at g.. 90 cash, full line OF fertln,
GERS and kainit of best grades AZ
nav 9 cents per pound for side bacon
in exchange for all kinds of goods.
D.H. johnson & Son.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-02-09

1f Won can't come and see our MI
teen dollar genuine rubber trimmed
borness send for it. If not satisfied
, rsturn at our expense. The harness
10 all calf fold. Can give you same
hrass trimmed, for $14.00.
Bell Harness Co.,
w. E. Bell, Propr,
Onancock, Va.
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Sanford School Fund.

The following apportionment Oh III,
terest accruing from the saniofu
Charity Funds in the hands Oh 'he
late James A. Hall, deceased com
missioner for same, has been mace 70
the Superintendent of Schools ana 4, Is
herein published as made by 'ne
executors.
Interest received s24S'oo
Less per cent. 12.4o
Net to the schools S1'o'o'
To Atlantic District 3-5 sl4l'S 30
To Metompkin " Id H'ol
To Islands 10 1'''i
s236.5i
Very respectfully,
G.G. Joynes, Supt.
Onancock, Va, Feby. a, 1907.
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We will for the next weeks dis,
,,,av a full line of white goods and
on, broideries on which we will make
special prices, from February 9Th 70
tbe 9ard. Come one and all, buy and
make up these goods while the wealth
or is cool and prices low.
" Ashby & Hickman,
B. s. Ashby & Co.
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Coobville High School.

Cashville High School.
Grade Cecil Bonnewell, Sydney
Custis. Marvin Kilmon, John MOORE
Garland White, Grace Boggs' Nina
Young, Myrtle Crosley, Ella Cnstis.
Grade II.-Seymour Custis' warren
Chandler, Geo. Evans, Emory Drum
mond.
Grade III.-Katura Drummond.
Grade IV.-spencer Custis' WINE
Reide. Medora shrieves, Ameiis
Evans. -.
Grade VIENNA Laura Custis' Li%
zie Reide, Elba Chandler, Henry Jus
tbs. n,;.
Grade VI.-Winnie Kilmon, Pearii'
Reed, David Crockett.
Grade VII.-Lawrence Kilmon' LIZ
zie Moore, Pamela Boggs, Mann
Scott.
Grade VIII.-Margaret Boggs'
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Mrs Thomas A. Northam is danger
,usly ill with pneumonia.
Miss Bette Poulson is spending
some time in Baltimore, ana her BID
fer Miss Sarah, is in Richmond ior
the winter.
T. is currently reported that Mr.
Incius ]. Kellam, of Belle haven,
will be a candidate for Treasurer d.
the coming primary
Bishop Tucker will preach IN onan
oocI Monday evening the 25th inst ;
Pungoteague the next morning. anu
Belle Haven at night.
The directors of Onancock Gene,
terv are having the long grass ourneu
from the vacant lots, the trees tr'm-
med and other improvements mace
Dr Edward B. Finney has found 1t
necessary to again undergo treat
ment and left on Thursdays steamer
for Johns Hopkins hospital, baioi'
more.
Dr Edward r. Leatherbury quietly
celebrated his SIND birth day tues.
dav. He enjoys good health ane
with favorable weather continues Hi
practice.
! A large audience greeted Mrs Bar
rett at the Baptist Church Sunaa.
NIGHT She is an easy, graceiu
sneaker. and is doing much charitaoi
and rescue work.
Mrs. Abel r. James, while waihin
Main Street Wednesday nlgh'
sI;nned and fell on the sidewalt
breaking one of the small bones !
ber right wrist. DIR. Robertson rel
dered the necessary surgical aid. III
e streets and pavements were covere
with sleet and snow, making waikiki
r difficult and dangerous.
Mr.. G. K. McKown, owing TO u
death of his wife, will discontin'
d housekeeping here, and with L
s. Youngest daughter, Miss Kennie' W
y 90 to Orangeburg, South Carolln
,e Miss Alice will remain at the hi'
School. from which she expecUS
, croduate in June. Much regret is e
-, crossed at the proposed change.
al About twenty applications ha
5y been received for membership IN !
is Daughters of the Revolution, ana |
Chapter will soon be organized 90
40 of the old families Of AccomacK'
~ tracing their lineage, found the
~ selves connected with the Duke
III wellington, and other noted Engii
~ men. as we'll as with some OF ANN
cas- distinguished sons
bol Mr. George w. Killmon, one OF
-, vel, known citizens of the town. q
- Of his residence, Monday norm
= from an attack of pneumonia a
DC ~ wears. He was several times ell
~ Cd p member of the Town Coun
and was active in many movem'
looking to the advancement OF
ear community. During the Clvil "
of he served in Company F, 40tn
veil ginia regiment, Wise's Brigade
in widow. and one child, Mr.. D.
CO. manson Killmon, survive him.
The remains of Mrs. Ann Eiiza'
Rogps. relict of the late Capt Fl
an 7. Boggs, were brought to onan'
gh- on the noon train Saturday, and
Ev- services in the NJ. E. Church, 50
nes- interment was made in oman
l be cemetery. Mrs. Boggs died IN
Gust folk where she had resided 10
rch' past few years with her only c
,dist Mrs. @. w. Mason. The balanc
tier. her life was spentin lower Accom-
ship Her age was IA years, and muc
" at that time was given to the serVic
son. others. Few were more proml
nent effective in church work, or
airy, Jealous in alleviating sunerins y"
tally soever found.
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DO to Halls drug store, Parksley,
for alabastine where you will mo
the genuine article. Others will TEL,
Won thew have something just as gooo
but you will find it untrue. AlaOaS
time is the best wall coating.
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Write to rs for estimates on doc >
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
rinds of building material, hardware
naints, &c. Stock large, prices low
MIR. R.D.L Fletcher will be az Acoo-
mac Court H. the first day OF every
county Court, to receive orders fo'
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice and Lumber TO-
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Poll of Honor.

Hacks Neck Grammar School,
Grade I.-Rennie Stevens, Anna
Harrison.
Grade I.-Andrew Tindall.
Grade IlI.-Nellie Bennett, Fannie
Kilmon.
Grade IV.-Dora Trader.
Grade v.-Margaret Bennett Har'
old Harrison. ~
Grade VII.-Elizabeth Bonneweh
Leonard Bennett, Cole Bennett VIM
Harris.
Irene Davis, Principal.
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Inst arrived with a car load OF fine
Kentucky horses and mules, a nice
type of roadsters and farm horses.
Can suit in size and quality the most
t.ot;dious. Give us a trial before
purchasing.
T. H. Walker and Bro,
Bloxom, Va.