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A Card.

In reply to the criticism OF the
Knights Templar entertainment in
the Accomack News, we simply wish
to say that everybody knows of the
ability of the critic to criticize.
To say the least of it, the criticism
was both unjust and unwise, and in
asmuch as it is calculated 10 create
false impression upon those who were
not present, it becomes our duty to
inform the public that the entertain
ment was one of the best ever held in
this town and was a genuine treat
such as is seldom ones privilege to
enjoy.
Any intimation that it was other
wise than clean and first class in any
respect, we spurn with proud indigna-
ton and express our sympathy for
the editor who would allow his sensi-
tive nerves to become so unstrung as
to ignorantly and unjustly attack a
nice, clean entertainment given in his
own town for so noble and lofty a
purpose as the better equipment of
the Knights Templar Commandery,
which has adopted Onancock as its
home and in which it proposes to
build its temple.
The Management.
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OnancocFS.

Mrs. J. w. Short, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Virnetta A. Northam.
The addition to the law office Of
Warner Ames has been completed.
Mr.. Roger S. Warren, cashier OF the
Bank of Arvonia, Va, is at the home
of his mother.
Mr.. Jno. T. Bird is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Steinmltz, In
Washington.
Rev. F. r. Lee, of Lynchburg, has
declined the call extended him by the
vestry of this parish.
Miss Suzanne Landlord left for
Crisfield, Md, Wednesday, where she
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. E. o. F. GUSTS has opened a
salesroom for carriages on Main ST.,
near the store of Mr.. Frank A. West.
Supt. Joynes has returned from the
EXPOSITION, and reports that the work
of the Accomack schools has been
given IdNOIdU1O pOo1VlOh GIN 0P"N'
Miss Blanche N. Joynes is at home
from her third session of the Woman's
College, Baltimore. She passed the
examinations successfully, and eX-
poets to graduate the coming session.
The entertainment given by the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton Tuesday evening on the lawn Of
the residence of Mr.. R. L. Shield was
largely attended. The gypsy en-
campment was very creditable rep
resentation.
During the storm Wednesday after
noon, lightning struck the residence
of Mr.. John VIM. Mears on Kerr ST.,
damaging it to the extent of a hun
dred dollars or more. His mother
was stunned for few minutes, but
quickly recovered.
On Friday last, The Eastern Life
Assurance Company issued a policy
on the life of Mr.. Jno. Eichelberger,
residing near Exmore, for fifteen
hundred dollars. Four days after
wards, Tuesday of this week, he died
suddenly. The death was reported
to the company Wednesday, and a
check was promptly drawn for the
amount.
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Marriages..
Mock Jones.

The M. E. Church, South, of Tenn
peranceville, was the scene OF a
beautiful marriage on Tuesday, June
25th, at 1890 O'Clock. when Miss
Minnie Lucille Jones, daughter OF MIR:
and Mrs. Joseph Ii. Jones, was joined
in holy wedlock to Mr.. Howard Lit
Teton Mock, son Of Mr.. w. Il. Mock,
banker of Temperanceville, the Rev
Mr.. Hearn officiating Phe church
was artistically decorated in color
scheme of pink and green.
The bridal party entered the church
to the sweet strains of Lohengrin's
chorus melodiously rendered by Miss
Elizabeth Rogers Hunt, OF DalDy'ss,
Va. During the ceremony the soft
sweet strains of 80 Promise Me- was
heard aud the joyous strains OF Men
dlesshon's chorus rung out as the
occasional. The bridal party enter
ed as follows: Messrs. j. j. Scott of
Chincoteague and Willard Stevenson
of Pocomoke; Misses Willye Eliza
beth Evans of Horntown and Alice
Millner of Norfolk; the groom &C
companied by the best man, MIR.
William Matthews, of temperance
Vile; little Miss Madeline Jones, Sis
ter of the bride, as flower girl; the
bride accompanied by the maid OF
honor, Miss Annie Gillian, of Chuck
atuck, Va.
The bride was handsomely gown
in a going away suit of champagne
yoile built on taffeta with hat and
gloves to match and carried BRIDES
roses. The maid of honor was gown
ed in white embroidered point Dies
prit built over white taffeta and car
ried pink carnations. The brides
maids were gowned in silk jumper
suits with lace waists and picture
hats and carried pink carnations.
The flower girl was dressed in white
with pink ribbons. and carried a pink
basket. The organist was gowned In
white Paris musline built over pink
taffeta and wore a picture hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mock were accom-
panied to the depot by the bridal par
ty and left under a shower OF rice,
old shoes and labels, for a southern
tour to Natural Bridge, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk, jamestown Ex-
position and other points of interest. |
After their return they will reside in
Temperanceville at their new home
ON Main st. The presents they re-
oeived were both numerous and valu-
BILE, which attested to the popularity
Of both.
On Monday evening reception was
rendered the bridal party and the inn
mediate friends and relatives Of the
bride and groom, at the home OF the
bride.
Their friends all join In wishing
hem long life of happiness and
y j.
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Parksley.

Come to Parksley for big day on
4th Of July.
Mr.. f. II. Parsons made a business
| trip to Norfolk a few days ago.
Mrs. f. G. Pate and Mrs. A. W.
johnson are spending the week at the
Exposition.
Miss SaHie Causey, after spending
several weeks in Washington, returned
home a few days ago.
Mr.. S. F. Parks has returned from
| a two months trip to Clarksburg, w.
Va, and Western Maryland.
Mr.. Ben CroWson. pupil for the past
year, " NJ. Institute at Lexington, is
home for vacation. He was elected a
corporal for next session.
Mr.. Ray Bundick, who has been in
Georgia and Florida for several
months, is enjoying his vacation here
at the home of his parents,
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will have a festival and fair on the
fourth of July. There will be several
attractions. Come and enjoy your
selves.
Mr.. Roger Warren, formerly a resi-
dent of this place, now cashier of
bank at Arvonia, Va, made short
visit to friends here the early part OF
the week.
Children's day survives were held at
the Baptist Church last Sunday night.
The children rendered their parts well
and the large audience present en-
joyed greatly the exercises.
Rev. Il. F. Staples, the new pastor
of the Baptist Church, was heavily
pounded by the people of this sec
ton Thursday night, Goth inst, cake
and cream were served by the ladies III
charge.
The store of j. s. Scott and drug
store of Dr. 9. +. w. Hall were broken
into Saturday night. The damage
and loss to Scott was small, but DR..
Hall was not so fortunate; he lost
about $500 in money besides several
articles of merchandise.
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Business Notices.

NoTIcE-Owners of Oliver Type
writers and owners of all other makes
of typewriters, if you desire type
writer paper of all sizes, manuscript
covers, ribbons, carbon paper, note
books, stenographic pencils, erasers,
paper fasteners, dust proof covers,
oilers, oil, &C., you had better write
or see me. 1 can furnish you any
thing you desire in the Typewriter
line, and / can also save you money
on your purchaser. If you desire a
typewriter desk, table, swinging stand,
chair, or cover of any kind | can
furnish the same. Anyone ordering a
ribbon will please send number and
make of typewriter.
Robert H. Oldham,
Accomac, Va.
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ChlIdren'S Day.

Childrens day services will be held
by the Savageville Baptist Sunday
school, 3p. m. Sunday next, 3Oth inst.
Come to Harborton Baptist Church
Saturday afternoon, June Doth, Bpm.
and see what the ladies can give you
for 25 cents. A free admittance to
the Children's Day exercises. Supper
such as the ladies of HarbOrton have
the reputation of serving on such oc-
casions, and an address by one of the
most talented orators on the shore
will be attractive features. Ice cream
and other delicacies of the season will
be for sale.
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Onley.

A handsome dwelling is soon to be
in course of erection here for Mr..
Frank Battaile.
Miss Kittie James left on 22nd inst.
for Pittsburg, where she will remain
until the fall.
DIR. will Sturgis, of Norfolk, for
several days of late was the guest OF
Mr.. S. Ran Beloate.
Mr.. R. Q. Evans is the successor OF
the late firm of Watson & Evans, and
will conduct the wholesale business
as heretofore under the style of R. @.
Evans.
Among the visitors to relatives and
friends in town this week were. Miss
McHenry, of West Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Scott, of Parksley, Mrs. Margaret
Smith, of Belle Haven, Miss Lolita
Boggs, of Mappsourg, Mrs. Rennie
Stevenson of Cape Charles.
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Local School Committee

The following local school commit
tee has been appointed at Wacha-
preague E. T. Powell, Jas. G. Mock
and DR.. Jno. w. Kellam, whose duty
it is to cooperate and assist in every
way possible in the erection of a
suitable school building for the State
school at Wachapreague, the selec-
ton of the land for such building etc.
The Pungoteague District School
Board appointed j. II. Turner COM
mittee of one to look after this work.
Very respectfully.
G. G. Joynes, Supt.
Onancock, Va, June 10, 1907.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

| Miss Jessie Scott is attending tn
summer school at Charlottesville.
Mr.. Emory Maffitt and wife, are a
| North East, Md. ,on their annual visit
Miss Beatrice Jones, who spent tn,
| millinery season in North Carolina
has returned home.
Miss Ella Fish after an absence o
several weeks at Georgetown, Del.
has returned home.
DIR. Ray Matthews has returned
| from a trip to Long Branch and Other
summer resorts North.
Mr.. d. j. Wheaton and family
have moved in for the summer then
handsome home here.
Mr.. Samuel G. Davis and wife, from
home at Jamestown and other places
for several months. returned this week
This will be the battlefield for all the
candidates for county offices and all
of them are expected here on the 18th
inst.
Mr.. Thos. Moore, keeper Of Fish
ing PIT. light, Toms Cove, has resign
ed and Mr.. William Melvin, Jr., is an
applicant for the position.
Mr.. Geo. Massey and family, Of
Laurel, Del, Mr.. w. G. Matthews, of
Temperanceville, Mr.. Jas. Truitt and
family, of Berlin, and Mr.. John Lewis
and family, of Oyster, Northampton
have moved here.
Mr.. j. E. Merritt and Miss Hattie
Moore were married at Union Bap-
fist Church Wednesday, Rev. &. L;
Liddell officiating. They will spend
their honeymoon in New York and
other Northern cities.
The death of Captain Joshua Dun
ton. of the Life Saving service, at
Pocomoke city last Sunday Was re-
ceived here with much regret. lie
spent a good part of his life with us
and was very popular with our peo-
pie.
Messrs. Clarence Watson and Ken
dali Bunting, Jr., are home from WI.
mington, Del; Miss Eva Mumford, OF
Norfolk is spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. Harry White; Mrs.
VIM. Powell, of Ocean City, is here
4 guest at home of Mr.. VIM. Powell.
The 4th of July will be a big day
with us and to that end neither pains
or expense is being spared. Among
the numerous attractions will be
race of gasoline boats, "A feet and
under, LIST prize $780, I'd $500, Sd $500;
base ball game at 10 a. m; roller skat-
inc contest for a handsome prize at
Dennis g. Smith rink at ? O'Clock;
horse race open to all horses for set
of harness.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week;
T. II. Mears, Geo Brasure, W. Z.
Edmonds, L. T. CULLEN, Baltimore;
Clarence Powell, Chas. H. Stewart,
Edward Mason, j. E. Combs, j. w
Wilkins, Wilmington; r. F. Phillips,
New York ;Thos. Strobe, Reading, Pa;
W. S. Kennerly, Harrington; l.. +.
Ayres, Mrs. Eva l.. Ayres, l.. L. Dir
ickson, Berlin; j. E. Stevenson, n.
R. Adkins, E. w. Polk, Pocomoke
CITY; w. E. Fox, Snow Hill; Q. ?.
Custis, w. S. Holland, w. G. Mat
thews, Accomac.
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Election of School Trustees

At meeting of County Electoral
School Board, held at Melfa, June
the 10Th, 1907, the following trustees
were reelected district school trus-
tees for their respective districts for
a term of three years:
Tangier District-E. L. Crockett.
Islands District-W. j. Matthews.
Atlantic District-J. T. Sharpley.
Metompkin Dlstrlct-I. 7. Kent.
Lee District-Wm. f. White.
Pungoteague District-J. II. Turner.
Respectfully,
Jno. E. Mapp,
G. G.. Jovnes, Chairman.
Clerk.
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Church Notes.

DR.. Adam Stengle, presiding elder
of NJ. E. Church, Onancock charge,
will hold I'd quarterly meeting at
Onanccck, Saturday, July 9Th, and
will preach on Sunday, 18th, at Oman
cock NJ. E. Church, 1880 a. M; at
Leatherbury, pm, and at Crowson-
town, 1880 p. m.
The ladies of Leatherbury M. E.
Church are arranging for big sup
per and festival on Friday, July 18th,
or if that day is stormy on Saturday,
July goth.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee, of
Accomack county, at the courthouse
on Monday, July 1st, 1907, courtday,
for the purpose Of canvassing the vote
of the primary election to be held the
29th inst, and for the purpose of pro-
viding for the election of new coun-
ty committee.
G. Walter Mapp,
June 25. 1907. Chairman.
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Fourth of July Entertainments.

Luna Park mammoth fireworks
display. July 4th.
Come to Parksley to ride in the
automobile on 4th of July.
The ladies of the Episcopal church,
Bloxom, will serve dinner and supper
Thursday, July 18th. Proceeds for fur
nishing church.
The ladies of Grant Memorial M. p.
Church will serve supper and other
refreshments on July 4th--fried
chicken, soft crabs, ice cream and
other good things. Your patronage
solicited. Should the Fourth be stormy
supper served the next day.
Committee.
The ladies of Assawaman M. f.
Church, South. will hold a fair at
Wisharts Point on July 4th, 1907.
Every body is expected TO come and
enjoy this national holiday with us,
and at the same time assist a worthy
cause, the rebuilding of Assawaman
Church.
Ample provision will be made to ac-
commodate the large crowd expected.
Dinner and supper will be served at a
nominal sum also ice cream and cake,
and on the same day two ~ excur-
sions to Chincoteague Island, the first
one leaving Wisharts at 10 a. M, the
second (2nd) at 2. p. M, returning at
about p. m. Come and enjoy your
self. Committee.
A fair will be held at Shiloh Bap-
fist church on July 4th with many at
fractions for those who are looking
for a good time on that day. Come
and bring your wives, cousins and
aweethearts with you, or if inclement
weather prevails on next fair day.
Committee.
Bethel church will give grand cele-
bration at Concord wharf July 4th. |
The program will consist of athletic
games II a. IN; dinner p. m; tennis
tournament p. m; base ball, Belle
Haven VS.. Wardtown, 3 p. m; supper
$50 p. m; fireworks 8 p. IN; Morelys
moving picture show at night. DIN
ner and supper, So cents, each, child
rem 20 cents. Launch leaves Rue's
wharf for Concord, 10 a. m.
Temperanceville Junior Order will
hold fair in William Il. Bloxom's
yard on Holden's Creek on the 4th
of July and if that day is not favor
able the next fair day thereafter.
Come everybody and have a good
time.
Committee.
July 4th will be celebrated at the
Keller Fair grounds during the after
noon and evening to benefit Keller
Chapel. Supper will be served fol-
lowed by an evening entertainment at
s p. m. Admission % cents. Should
the 4th be inclement come the next
day.
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Cornerstone Laying.

The cornerstone of the Exmore
Baptist Church will be laid on July
18th. The program will be under the
supervision of the Broadwater lodge
Of the Masonic brotherhood. Every
feature will be interesting and inn
pressive. Rev. Geo. Mcdaniel, d. ID.
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va, is expected to make
the address of the day. Dinner and
supper will be served, and accommo-
dations provided for those who may
be detained until the following day.
The public is especially invited to be
present and take part in these exerci-
SEES.
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Church Dedication.

Owing to the weather in February
we were compelled to postpone the
dedication of our church at Painter
to the 9Th Sunday in June. Rev. DR..
H. E. Johnson, of Suffolk, Will be
with US and preach morning and
afternoon and dedicate the church to
God. All are cordially invited.
Jno. w. Nicholson, Pastor.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, 3, Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. T.. y. l.. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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For RENT-For year 1908, two two
horse farms at Accomac G. H., both
in high state of cultivation and with
abundant resources.
Thomas Gardner,
Accomac, Va.
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WANTED-Old feather beds, high
est market price paid, taken in ex-
change for any kind of merchandise
that we handle.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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WANTED-To engage for the fall and
winter a good clerk for dry goods and
clothing store. A young man OF ex-
perience preferred. Apply at once,
p. o. Box 1865,
OnancOck, Va.
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Large line of negligee shirts, light
weight underwear, plain and fancy
hosiery, belts and neckwear.
J. S. Mills,
Onanoock, Va.
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M. G.. Davis,
New Church, Va.

For RENT-For year 1908, a 3 horse
farm at Bloxom, known as "Hinman
farm Good buildings, plenty of re-
sources and adapted to trucks OF all
kinds. Apply to
T. L. Human,
Bloxom, Va.
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For bed room suits, iron beds, iron
or canvass cots, mattresses, etc.,
cheap for cash, or on easy payments,
come to
Ashby & Hickman.
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FOR RENT-Two farms for year 1905.
One now occupied by Golden wat
kinson and one occupied by John
Shreaves. Apply to
Ben Il. Gunter, Agent.
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Just received large cargo of cy-
press shingles, Nos. and 3, 4, 8 and
6 inches, also No. heart porch floor
ing.
Hopkins & Bro.
Onancock, Va.
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For RENT-For the year 1908, or a
term of years, my store-house at New
Church. / also offer for sale my en-
tire stock of goods in said store, in
Guiding dry goods, notions, boots, shoes
etc. at 20 per cent. below cost, gro
ceries at original cost price. Possess
ion given at once. Apply to
w. j. Phillips,
Massey, Va.
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Flannel coats and pants, separate
trousers and fancy vests at
j. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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For SERvIcE-A Poland CHINA
male hog, that can be registered, at my
home, near Grape, at S1.0O at time OF
service.
w. r. Russell.
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CHALLENGE-The undersigned will
match j. Z. Holster against any
skater in Accomac or Northampton,
who has been skating only 3 months,
on 4th of July in skating ring at Chin
colleague, for sum of $500, for fast
or fancy skating.
Dennis & Smith,
Chincoteague, Va.
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For SALE-My farm near Harbor-
ton. u miles from B. Q. & A. Railway
wharf, three churches and high
school containing about 80 acres, 20 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. H. Mears,
Harborton, Virginia
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Furniture.

Furniture prices have advanced
everywhere except at the Big Store.
This Department will appeal to 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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Large line of Midsummer clothing
lust arrived and at Midsummer
J. S. Mills,
Clothier and Furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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For RENT-For year 1908 my farm
at Rue, Va. ,,for cash or share.
s. Lafayette Baker,
Parksley, Va.
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Straw hats, in new blocks and
braids, initials given with every hat'
Fancy bands % and 30 cts ,
J. s. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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BIDS WANTED FOR BUILDING A
CHURCH-Sealed bids are wanted for
the work to be done in shutting in
Keller NJ. E. Church, South, or for
work in shutting in and furnishing
material, exclusive of windows, ex-
elusive of inside work and windows.
Send sealed bids to reach me on or
before July Sth. Plans &c. will be
shown by me.
Bowden B. Mears.
Acting Chairman.
Keller, Va.
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Call and see our 10c. counters. They
are full of bargains for next week.
Ashby & Hickman.
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For SALE-Oats by the acre on
Chesconnessix, near Marsh store, north
side, purchaser to cut and remove
same at once. See undersigned at
L. Floyd Mock.
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Panama and Straw Hats.

Extra values in Panama
at S. and So.
Mackinaw, Yacht and Min
isterial shapes, ranging in
price from 81 to So.
Our line of Negligee Shirts
at 81 to $3.50 is the strong
est we have ever shown.
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For SALE-3O0 bushels New Ellie
black and whipperwill peas. Can de-
liver to any point on N. Y, P. & N.
R. R. Write or phone for quotations.
j. r. Henderson,
Nandua, Va.
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Come to Parksley to see the base
ball game on 4th of July.
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Just received another lot of ladies
tan oxfords.
Ashby & Hickman.
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Clothing Department.

Blue Serge Suits from $40
to $1S, Greys, Pla ale ana
Mixed Suitings and Worsteds
from $3.50 to 500. Our so,
S12. so and SIS lines are che
strongest.
For Young Men:
80 to sc Breast Measure,
we have a special line snap
by serges and fancy sultlngs'
For Children a to 10 Years.
We are we'll prepared to
meet your wants.
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For SALE-The farm belonging to
Mrs E. A. Parks, situated on main
seaside road at Horntown, Va, con-
tanning 49, So acres. Nice truck land,
good dwelling and tenant house and
fine lot of young timber.
q. Walter Mapp, attorney.
Grangeville, Va, June 26, 1907.
AGENTS WANTED-Any person can
earn good income, without much
work, selling our fast selling house
hold specialties. Everybody wants
them. Big catalogue free.
National Supply Co.,
II S. Central Ave-,
Laurel, Del.
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For RENT-My farm for 1908 at
present occupied by John Mason at
Leemont. Will rent for cash or share
of crop.
d. H Johnson,
Parksley, Va.