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CashviIle.

Our oystermeD have been unable to
work recently owing to the stormy
weather.
Mr.. ]. H. Dodson has taken his
wife to Iron City, Bedford county, in
search of health. 1t is thought the
mountain air will be very beneficial
to her.
Mrs. Catharine Killmon, widow of
the late Ezekiel Killmon, was in our
village last week. Mrs. Killmon was
80 years old, Friday, November LIST,
and is as active as many people at
so years.
The revival meeting is still in pro-
gress at Andrews Chapel, Rev. j. H.
Gardner, of Onancock, assisting the
pastor, Rev. w. G.. Walden. There
has been several conversions during
the meeting.
Seymour GUSTS, son of Mr.. OSWALD
IF. GUSTS, fell from tree while a.
school last Tuesday and sustained
serious injury. DR.. E. I. Mason
being summoned, rendered medica
aid and according to last report hi
was resting fairly well.
Mr.. Elijah A. ]. White died of con
sumption last Sunday night at TIT
home of his son, Mr.. o. j. White
aged SO years. His funeral wa
preached on last Tuesday morning
by Rev. John K. Goode, interment il
the family burying ground near Saw
ageville. He had been a member o
= the Baptist Church for many years
He leaves two sons, Mr.. 0. j. Whit
and Mr.. A. J. White, and thre
daughters, Mrs Andrew Young, Mrs
L. M. Chandler and Mrs. j. E. Lewis
besides a host of friends TO mour
their loss.
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OnancociS.

Miss Pansy wilkins and Miss Nellie
p. Powell spent this week in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Powell left
Tuesday for Jamestown and CHAR
lottesville.
Capt. Samuel II. NAPLES and Miss
BERTHE Lee NAPLES are at the Expo
sition this week.
Mrs. William Woolfrom, of West
Bend, Wis, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Edward b. Finney.
Mrs. VIM. 7. Joynes, of Baltimore
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
B. Pitts, for few days.
Miss Sabra P. NAPLES entertained
her young friends at "Phantom
Party" Friday evening.
The racing stables of Mr.. Upshur
@. Sturgis, in charge of Trainer Geo.
T. Finney, returned on Tuesdays
steamer.
Mr.. ]. w. Bird, Mrs. Webster
Marshall and Miss Nellie Bird are in
Washington, the guests of Mrs B. I.
Steinmitz.
Miss Annie Z. Hopkins was a pas
senger on Steamer Pocomoke last
Saturday. Before she returns she
will visit Baltimore, Washington and
Pittsburg.
Mrs. G. J. Landlord, who has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. M. NJ. Miles, return to her
home in Crisfield, Nd, Thursday.
Mr.. Henson b. E. Landlord accom-
panied her, returning by Saturday
steamer.
Rev. and Mrs. Cosby Bell left for
their home in Lexington, Va, Friday
afternoon. They had many kind
things to say of our town and people,
and many expressions of their pleas
ure at being here again. They were
the guests of Mr.. R. T. Ames, dining
Thursday with Mrs. B. X. Powell.
Many of our oldest citizens will re-
member Capt. R E. Duvall who was
provost-marshal for Accomack anC
Northampton during the Civil war
and his son, then youth, who spen
, much time with him. The young
= man afterwards entered West Point
, and was last week appointed by TIT
r President maj general in the regu
= lar army.
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, pastor of tn
q Baptist Church, has been called u
, Park Place church, Norfolk, at
n salary of 81 400. Mr.. Hoge is now il
East Radford, Va, where he will b
. engaged in revival services for wee
or more. No action in the matter
!. expected until his return. His pulpi
will be supplied tomorrow morning
!. and night.
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Wattsville.

Mr.. Quinn Justice is in Washington
on business this week.
Madame Rumor has it that wedding
bells will soon be ringing at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hastings spent
Sunday with Mrs. John East, at New
Church.
Mrs. Watson Byrd was suddenly
called home to the bedside of her son.
Parker, at Washington, this week.
A very pretty marriage was solem'
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Dunton Wednesday evening, DC
tober %, 1907, at O'Clock, when theil
daughter, Virginia, became the bride
of Mr.. James Justice. The maid o
honor was Miss Mamie Davis and the
best man, Mr.. Quinn Justice; the brides
maids were Misses Gertie Dunto-- INC
Lottie Davis, of New Jersey. Tit
ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles Clements.
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New Church.

Miss Sallie Jones, of Cambridge,
Md, is spending the autumn with u.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Phillips and Miss
GUSTS spent Sunday at Mr.. Jesse Phil
lips.
We are sorry to report that MIR. W.
J. Johnson is on the sick list this
week.
Messrs. James R. and John F. Mel
son, Jr., attended their uncle's fu-
neral at Modestown Tuesday.
Our popular townsman, MIR. Horace
E. Kelly, has his auto, "Gorda," on
the ways undergoing thorough re-
pairs.
The farm known as Thomas Wal
lop Farm" situated at Horntown, was
purchased by Nelson & Johnson few
days ago.
DIR. J. w. Landlords spacious and
handsome dwelling, replete with mod
ern convenienees, is receiving the
finishing touches.
The public school wishes to THANK
the School Board and our gallant
townsmen for their assistance and co
operation in greatly improving the in
terror of the building.
The L. L. Erickson Banking Co..
of this place, have been doing a nice
business since their opening few
weeks ago. We predict success TO
this enterprise and commend it to tn
business men of this community.
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Shot and Killed In a Game of Crap

In dispute over game of crap,
near Savageville, on last Sunday,
William Phillips, colored, was shot
and instantly killed by Gilbert Snead'
a colored boy of II years. In what
way the dispute started is not dis
closed by the parties present and they
are equally reticent as to the one who
was the aggressor. According to their
evidence submitted at the inquest
"Phillips was the first to draw an un'
loaded pistol and snap it several times
whether at Shields or some one else
they do not tell, and then Shields
drew his pistol with the result stated
Shields is in jail to wait the action o.
the grand jury.
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A rlonument to DR., George w lie Cato.

write to ask thai the friends OF DR..
LIE Cato unite and rear monument
either in Wachapreague or elsewhere
in Accomac, to his memory. Inc
browning act of creation is human
being The highest type of man Is
the one that loses sight of his own IN
terest in striving for the welfare OF
Others. Accomac has produced many
worthy sons. Well may she be proud
of them. / do not know that she has
ever given one to the world, that more
unselfishly lived for the good OF others'
than did DR.. lie Cato. In his probes
sion, he gave the best there was III
him. with or without pay. \ lth the
moor. he shared his meager means.
For the discouraged, ne had word OF
cheer and inspired hope. TO Inc raj
len there was a brothers. hand ex-
tended and heart Of sympathy 10
sustain. AS well as l knew him, l
ever knew him to speak unkindly or
uncharitably of any one. AS mem
her of the State Senate, do not
think any one worked harder or more
efficiently for the benefit of the state
For his modest brainy efforts ana MS
many sacrifices, he received but iittie
reward.
Inst after the death of General U.
s. Grant, DIR. George II. Robe said'
that one of the most courageou
hines that he had ever known man
to do, was done by General Grant,
when he, knowing that cancer was
killing him. continued writing his au-
photography. But DR.. LIE Cato pre-
sents a far more ennobling picture
than that. He had thoroughly traced
every pathognomonic symptom OF MS
death dealing disease. He knew thau
the end was not far away. Neverthe-
less. as best he could, he pulled TO-
Igether his dying body, went TO MS
post of duty and died there. Generai
Grant was writing that his own name
might live. DIR. lie Cato was meeting
his obligations to his constituents ana
To his State. Though its utterance is
: cold and pulseless, it is lasting; ana
ask that you let Virginia granite TELL
| Of his life and his undying devotion to
duty.
That there may be some system
) some persons to urge the matter ano
nress it to success, ask the following
c gentlemen to act as a committee to Sc
cure funds, select the place Tor uh'
S monument and have control over III
g erection: DR.. Frank Fletcher. Jenkln
g FRIDGE: s. Wilkins Matthews, oai
: Hall: Senator B. T. Gunter, Accomac
: DIR. J. w. Kellam, Wachapreague' Il
: r. Powell. Wachapreague DR.. Charlie
Smith, Franktown and Thomas d
smith. Cheriton. My reason, Drleny
for naming these gentlemen especiail.
is as follows: DIR. Fletcher, MI MAT
, thews. Mr.. Powell, DR.. Smith and MI
n r Smith have all been closely as
= ISOLATED with DR.. lie Cato, Mr. Gun1e
- worthily succeeded him in the Senat
and DIR. Kellam worthily succeeds
him in the practice of his profession
\, 7 hope all the gentlemen named WI
kindly accept the position and pres
the cause to success. furthermor
. reouest that Bro. E. T. Powell WI
write to the gentlemen named an
obi ain their consent and cooperation
AS ever yours,
w. J. Twilley
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Parksley.

Mr.. Don P. Jones, of Wilmington,
was here a few days ago.
Miss Stella Scott is Oh visit TO her
brother in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. &. G. Dix, of Cheriton, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mr.. John Il. Human, OF Altoona
made business trip here recently.
Mr.. Parker Grinnalds, of Middlesex
county, was in town few days ago.
The postoflice has been moved H.
the building formerly occupied D.!
The National bank
Mrs. Z. H. Howard and son, Ed
ward, are on a visit to friends at
Havre de Grace, Md.
Messrs. Herbert Parson and Leroy
Lee, of Watha, N. O., are at the home
of Mr.. f. II Parsons.
Mrs. w. jeff Adams and son, w. jeff,
Jr., of Baltimore, aIe at the home oil
her sister, Mrs. w. II. Rev.
Miss Mayris Padgett, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. H.
Wiltbank, has returned to her home
near Frederick, Md.
Quite number of people continue
to go to the Exposition from this town
and vicinity. One day recently about
one hundred tickets were sold from
this station.
Mrs. Horace Wiltbank gave whfs
party Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Mayris Padgett, of Frederick, Md
Among those present were Misses
Mildred L. Johnson, Sallie B. Causey
Nora E. White, Mabel Parks; Messrs
Roy ID. White, Leonard B. Johnson
Walter N. Mason, j. Merritt Chan
dler, G. Paul Platt and DR.. George k
Sledge. The evening was very pleas
antly spent. Lunch, salads, etc, wer
served.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
,Chlncoteague.

Chlncoteague.
Miss L. Bunting left this week to
accept a position in Philadelphia.
DIR. ]. W. Field and Mrs. Josephine
Scora are among the attendants at
the Exposition this week.
Mr.. Archie Jones is closing out ms
stock of goods at auction, with view
of renovating the building and filling
up with new goods.
Mr.. Daniel Bowden and Mr.. limo
thy Reed, Jr., are having large up
to-date dwellings erected on the EAST
ern side of the Island.
Schooner Elliott arrived this week
from New York with cargo OF bricks
and Schooner Gator from Phlladei-
phia with cargo of coal.
Professor Norman E. Young has re-
signed as principal OF our High School
and Professor G. M. Swimley, form
er principal, will be his successor.
MIR. Claude Matthews has resigned
as assistant postmaster here, to take
charge of the new bank at New
Church. Miss Bennett Taylor Will De
his successor at postoffice.
New grocery stores have been
opened by Mr.. John Vickers, Oh Main
street, and by Capt. Thomas Clarke
at the head of Clarke avenue. An
other grocery and oyster saloon Will
be in operation soon, it is reported
by Mr.. Odell Burch.
Mr.. John L. Anderton, Jr, dleo
Wednesday, after long Illness aged
80 years. He was fine young man
much beloved by all who knew him
and all hearts go out in sympathy foi
his bereaved parents. His father
mother, two sisters and a brother sur
vive him.
Among the visitors to friends IL
town at present are Mrs. E. IL. Ben
nington and children, of Baltimore
and Alfred Tracey and wife, of Cam
den. N. ]. Miss Laura Martin, o
| Onancock, and Mrs. Zula Doughty, o
| Wachapreague, spent Sunday her
with their parents.
Schooner Foam, bound from New
York to Florida, which sprang a lea
while off this place some weeks ag
, and was brought into our harbor 10
, repairs, left here in good trim Frida
on her way South. The Schoone
Anne Quigley. which also sprang
leak off Toms Cove on the 25th ult
has received the necessary repairs o
our railway.
: Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
s W. 3. Doughty, G. E. Kennerly, Ba
timore; ]. G Kelly, Philadelphia; 5
$ Mott. F. R. Smoot, Long Island, \
Y.;J.M Robertson, Richmond; (
! M. Station, J. Henson, Camden, Nj
4 F. c. Slant, H. E. Slant, Bethlehem
lPa.;J. F. Henderson, J. Rosenthal
New York; E. E. Bell, Berlin; l..
o Chopper, Ocean City; Geo. H. Eli
IL. Mason, DR. J. w. Short, q.
GUSTS, o. E. Causey, H. Drifting
ham, w. S. Mumford, ]. Q. Wescot
| Accomac.
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Candidates Card.

To the voters of Metompkin District.
Through a combination of circum-
stances [ have concluded to be a can
didate at the November election, for
the office of Justice of the Peace, for
out district. A few of your number
have said that you can get along as
we'll without as with me, while others
say that-neither past nor present
observation will justify such allega-
tion.u If on mature reflection you
turn me down, l will stepoff the stage
with less pomposity than my oppon'
ents will step upon it,.
Respectfully.
Thos. G. Clayton,
Oct. 18th 1907.
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School Notice.

The Atlantic District School Board
extends an invitation to all advanced
scholars in said district to attend the
Temperanceville High School with
out any extra charge. We further
more propose to introduce music
class in the school in the near future
BY order of Trustees.
B. G. Johnson, clerk.
J. H. Jones, ch'mn.
j. T. Sharpley, trustee
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Penny Social.

Owing to the continuation OF revl'
val services at Andrew Chapel, the
Oak Leaf Rosebuds had to postpone
the Penny Social they expected &c
have at the home of Capt. Tom. Ro
gers. October 31st. Every one is cor
dially invited to Captain Rogers home
next Wednesday, November 9Th, an1
we will try to make amends for the
delay.
Committee.
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Business Notices.

PUBLIC AUoTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at the late residence OF
Littleton D. Wharton, deceased, near
Accomac @. H., on Tuesday, Novem-
her 18th. 1907, commencing at 10 a.
M. the following personal property:
Household and kitchen furniture,
farming implements, 2 fine mich
COWS, 2 mules, 2suallions, ] grey mare,
brood SOW, shoats, 7 sly hogs,
about IL barrels good I'd crop Irish
potatoes, III cypress potato ped
frames, 20 stacks of fodder, 4 bags OF
dry ground fish, 100 barrels of corn, 3
carts, / double wagon, cultivators,
vine cutter, 1 riding cultivator, l dou-
BILE blow, double steel drag, lncuoa,
tor and brooder, 8 shares Central
Agr'l. Fair Stock, large, dead-rlse
bateau. white cedar bottom, with sails
and ali in fine condition-and many
other articles that have accumulated
from farming 20 years. Terms made
known on day of sale.
Benjamin T. Coard,
| Oct o6 1907. Administrator.
FOR SALE-A good mule, goou SIG
and will work anywhere.
/ E. 8. Hall,
Leemont, Va.
For SERvICE-Thoroughbred Poland
China Boar. Pedigree can be seen at
NV shop, near Parksley, at any time.
NJ s. S. Smith.
NoT1cE-We hereby forewarn all
nersons from hunting, or otherwise
frasspassing on the lands leased OF
owned by us. This includes marsh
and woodland.
''''>' " J. w. Bowdoin,
Ellis Killmon,
E. T. Somers,
T. B. Mason,
Samuel Somers,
J. w. Bloxom,
Bob Somers,
Samuel Rev.
> NoT1cE-If anyone desires to make
a profitable investment, Address
Box No. 216,
Pungoteague, Va.
D For SALE CHEAP-Several cool
stoves, sizes and g..
Ashby & Hickman.
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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 H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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We are the people to buy ladies'
tender foot shoes from. They don't
make corns and sore feet. We claim
to have the best stock of shoes on the
Shore for men, boys, women and
children. We carry the Crossett man
shoe which makes life walk easy.
d. H. Johnson & Son.
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Mr. r. L. Shield is in the Northern
markets buying ladies and children's
coats, dress goods and other merchan-
disc in the newest designs for the
different departments.
R.. L. Shield & Co.
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Our "Ralston HEALTH shoes for
men are trade winners. Buy one pair
and you will want the second. New
lot Just arrived Also special values
in mems underwear and hats.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.,
The Undertaking Store.
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Meeting of Democratic County Com
mlttee

There will be a meeting of the
Democratic County Committee at my
office. at Accomac G. H., on Wedncs-
dav, November 9th, at O'Clock p M,
to hear reports of committees on re-
arrangement of voting precincts and
for the transaction of any other pusi-
ness properly before it.
G. Walter Mapp,
Chairman.
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Onancock, Va,
October 81, 1907.
Letter From a Missionary

Dear Editor:
take this opportunity to speak
through your paper in appreciation OF
the kindness shown to me by the peo-
nile of Exmore, Belle Haven and the
surrounding communities. " was a
stranger and they took me in" Ihey
welcomed me as a friend. Denomi-
nationalism was laid aside and re-
ceived the hand of love and fellow
chin from Methodists, Presbyterians,
Eniscopalians and Baptists alike. l
cannot fully express my deep
appreciation for all the hHdnesses
shown me. The pleasant associations
which I have had with these noble
neople will be- fragrant and blessed
through life. found them loyal sup
norters of every good enterprise. To
labor with them was to receive last
ing blessing. AS l go to my far on
deld in China, feel that have or
the Eastern Shore of Virginia friends
who are praying for my success, ane
more especially for the coming king
dom of Christ in all the world.
Sincerely,
P. w. Hamlett,
Sou Chow,
Sept. %, 1907. Onlna'
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will be at Accomac O. III. next
Monday and Tuesday, court week, to
repair watches, clocks and jewelry.
VIM. Sartorius.
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Ladies skirts in browns, blacks
navys and mixtures here in the newest
and best styles.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co,
The Undertaking Store.
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Yours truly,

F. w. Devoe & Co.
P. S.-Ashby & Hickman, Accomac
]. W.. Rogers & Bros, Onley; Short &
Bloxom, Bloxom; ID. H. Johnson &
Son, Parksley; q. T. Benson q Co..
Keller; John S. Drummond, Sanford
and Nelson & Johnson, New Church
sell our paint.
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For an up-to-date line of ready
made clothing we have them. Oul
prices are very low for the times
Fit and quality guaranteed.
D. II. johnson & Son.
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Dee Wee for men, Regina for ladies,
is the acme of style and quality IN
foot wear. We sell them.
r. L. Shield & Co.
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Oct. 18th 1907.

Furniture, furniture and furniture
here and constantly arriving. Yours
for cash or on easy payments deliv'
cred to your home or depot. Also
carpets, mattings, rugs, oil-cloths'
linoleums, etc
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.,
The Undertaking Store.
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Trade with us and we will prove to
Won that we are the Undertaking
Store.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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A hobby line of soft and stiff hats
in all the new shades and shapes In
0'"e J. s. Mills.
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We have just received a car OF
Harters A, No. 1 flour, which we offer
for $500, subject to market changes.
We propose to sell it at about Balti-
more prices.
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Accomsck Educational Association
w. J. Twilley

To Sup't. G.. G. Joynes,
Onancock, Va:
NV dear sir: think Easter holidays
will suit better for the meeting OF the
Accomack Educational Association
with our people this session January
2nd. 3rd and 4th, which is a part OF
Christmas vacation, granted by
County School Board, will be getting
late and our waters liable to close up,
hence cause teachers some trouble
and delay in getting on or OIL the
Island. For this reason, think Easter
will be a much better time for the AS
sociation to meet with us thought
this when we extended to County
School for ratification. our INVITATION
TO have the Association this year.
Very truly yours,
W. ]. Matthews,
Clerk of School Board.
Chincoteague,
October q, 1907.
trust the executive committee OF
the Accomack Educational Assocla-
tion will read this letter from Mr.
Matthews, clerk of Island School
BOARD. At the annual meeting OF
County School Board the association
was invited to meet at Chincoteague
Easter. The ii he and the invitation
of the Island Board was approved by
County School Board. shall be glao
to hear from the members of the Elk
ecutive Committee and that they Ia
uor the invitation as extended by
Chincoteague Board.
Very respectfully
Onancock, Va, u. u Joyhe''
October 81, 1907.
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You will find at D. H. Johnson q
Sons one of the largest line of ladies
misses and children's coats on the
Shore. Having bought them in New
York direct from manufacturers, we
are in a position to sell them very
CHEAP. Don't fail to see them before
buying. - r. sor
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Letter to J. S. Parsons,
Accomac, Va.

Dear Sir: 1t SINNERS down to this
Every Job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than of any other paint.
If not no nav
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Dry goods, notions, &C., at cost
good calicoes at sc. per yard, special
bargains in many other things too
numerous to mention. Highest prices
paid for eggs and all country produce
Your patronage solicited and appre
ciated.
Davis & Justice,
''The home of good Shoes"
Wattsville, Va.
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Just received big invoice of1over-
coats and rain coats in all the new
shades. May we show them to your
R. i. Shield & Co.
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Committee.

New lot brown dress goods just
opened. po,o4o eco
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Sept. %, 1907.

inst received another lot of ladies'
misses and children's coats.
Ashby & Hickman.
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Onley.

Mrs. Eva Parks and children left
for Baltimore on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Savage spent
several days on Chincoteague this
week.
MIR. E. J. Coleburn, of Harborton,
was among the visitors to friends IN
town this week.
Most of the sweets have been mar
keted in this section. The Exchange
it is understood, will sell what is left
on the best terms possible but Will
not buy them.
Our people continue their weekly
visits to the Exposition. Among the
number present this week were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Harper, Miss julie
Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hebarc
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman P. Savage