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Parksley.

Mr. F.. II. Parsons made business
trip to Norfolk recently.
DIR. @. F. w. Hall made a business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. s. F. Parks, lately on a trip IN
Western Maryland, is home Tor une
holidays.
Mr. Fl. IT. Mason has been confined
to his home for several days Win
rheumatism.
Miss Stella Scott. who has been
spending several weeks at the homs
of her brother in Wilmington, arrived
home few days ago.
Washington Camp, P. o. S. of A.
No. 80. was organized here Tuesday
NIGHT by State organizer, j. 7. Gross,
of Wilmington, with % members.
Early Wednesday morning fire de-
stroyed the frame building on dunno
avenue, belonging to Oscar l.. Eweli
occupied as a millinery store by Mrs rs
| ]. Ii. Core, and barber shop by Il. L
Scott. with offices on second floor
There we're no other buildings de
stroyed although the new brick build
ing of Mr.. Ewell was only one 100
away on one side and the brick build
inc of Mr.. ]. r. Hickman was no
muchafarther away on the other sue
Good fire fighters with buckets am
Hopkins hose from his water Jam
saved them. Mrs. j. II. Core los
millinery goods, E T. Scott part o
barber's supplies, DR.. II. D. Liiilstol
part of dental outfit and Rev q key,
had law books &c. damaged-a
without insurance. Goods of cause.
& Core damaged by removlng-ln
sured. The building was insured.
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To Xmas Buyers.

Next week we will open out a full
line of Christmas goods in all kinds OF
TOYS for the children to suit every
one We have full line of carpets,
mattings, art squares and rugs q I'll IN
nrices; full line of china, cut-glass
and silver table ware. We will make
a cut price of 10 per cent. on all
ready-made clothing and mems, boys
and children's suits and overcoats;
also will make the same reduction on y,
all ladies', misses and children, s
coats and you will find a good line 70
select from and the prices very low.
We have a full line of furniture, when
is marked down to a selling. price
With all of our special prices we
hope to be favored with your patron
age. We will endeavor to make IL
paw YOU to see our line.
d. II. Johnson q Son,
Parksley, Va.
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Notice to Teachers.

All teachers are requested to make
reports for Is days taught during
month ending December goth, pr. prom SdI;
ly, if they expect pa pay Of Iei 6igb SIC schools
hnG dh EraSso Of the so5 5o
are ar urged to send in their heir. daily lazy
schedule of exercises not later tnan
this month. l trust these schedules
will be worked out in manner 70
make a good showing at tne , nCeU
mack Educational Association w H,;
thew will be put on exhibition. Shall
he clad if the teachers will begin TO TO
Get Uo aside creditable class work in all
f tbe @ GRADES, to be used in the county
e educational exhibit to be held with
the meeting of the AccomacK Euu p,,,a
tional Association at ehlhco'e"s" '
during the Easter holidays.
G. G. Joynes.
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Drama and Supper.

Come to Harborton on New Year 5
eve and night and see drama, entitled
ETbe Deaeons fluctuations, one OF
the hest productions of Horace u.
Dalv, in Jr. O. L. A. NJ. Hall. Plenty
room and good seats. Doors open ;?o
D. m. Come and see how Miss Amelia
cures the deacon of intemperance,
Peteir his up-to-date Ethiopian pranKS
and tricks and the noted coon hunt OF
pete and Billy. If you want a hrst-
class time come and bring your sweet
hearts and start the New Year win
a good. wholesome pure, real live play,
Supper will be served from 4:3O TO 10. ;9u
oysters and all the delicacies OF the
season will be served. If the date Is
inclement, come the next clear night
Committee.
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Pungoteagne.

Mrs. India Hickman has erected
comfortable and cosy residence Oh
Mcconnell avenue. She moved lhVo
it December 2nd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, late OF
Onancock, has just moved In ner new
and beautiful residence recently cree
ted on corner of McLane st. ana NC
Council avenue.
Mr. Frank Byrd has just returned
from the New York horse show WIN
a superb two year old, full blooded
colt She seems to be perfect, and OF
great promise for speed. Gan no"
show 2:30 gait.
Work will soon commence on the
now Pnngoteague High School build
ING. The School Board has selected
Beautiful and desirable site Tor the
building formerly part of the prop
ertv of MIR. Claude l.. McLane.
Mr.. Ohio K. Walker, one of our best
and most desirable citizens,is about 10
move TO Franktown to engage IN ousl-
ness and we regret very much to part
With him. He will resign his position
as manager of the road machine, 70
take effect on 1st day of January l9Uo'
We are GLAD to announce, that MRS.
lane Kellam, of Pungo: eague, undeI
tbe nnwearied and tender nursing OF
her bind friends and relatives and the
skillfnl and constant medical atten
ton which she received, is rapidly re-
covering from terrible case OF pneu
monia.
Mr.. William j. Guy, a prosperous ah'
energetic farmer, has just complete'
handsome and comfortable d~einnl
, and all necessary farm buildings. OF
hie farm. He has subdivided IL lnI
three settlements and any one OF tn
e three brings in to him as much ~
5 come as the whole farm dld unuer I'LL
: old system.
s Our citizens are very enthusiasm
over the AZ club. 1t is conducted o
n high plane and seems to be Sourc
# of Great amusement, and enjoyed D
l. all There is a stag AZ club also, whlc
IS assemblies nightly at Mr.. Samuel
g Tavlor,s store, much to the dellgLL
|; ond qualification of the members. :
It en n and enthused are its men
hers that business and pleasures,
every kind are completely aosoroe
d in IT, The most jealous and enthusla
4, tic If its members are Messrs. Otf
20 Y walker. s. T. Taylor, l.. j. Tu
d lington and Joseph Guy.
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New Church.

Santa Claus has his headquarters
at Nelson & Johnson's.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Clement
visited Parksley on Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Jones and little Walter
Gladding are confined to their oeoS
with tonsilitls.
Many porkers are being slaughterT:edi'
but Mr.. ]. D. East heads tne nsC,
having killed one on wednesday
which weighing 7S5 pounds.
The Sunday School, of Chincoteague
Church, will give an entertainment.
ON Christmas night, consisting VI d
drama, recitations, and music
Miss Lucy Kellam, of Pungoteague,
Mr.. James F. Ward, of Hallwood, aho
MIR. G. Carlton Mears. of FAINTER
were among the welcome visitors II
town on Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stocksdale were
piven a great pounding Christina
Sa;nties and substantials-on Wednes
dav eve At the same time delight
full surprise party was given to Mis-
Scott.
The Ladies Missionary Society Q
Cnincoteague Church held their regu
lar monthly meeting at home OF MIS- WIS
Ella johnson on Wednesday last. IN
society is in fourishing condition
sis GO was sent to the orphanage
Salem, Va.
Miss Lottie Covington, accompanle
by her brother, Mr.. w. R. CovlngtoI
and niece, Miss Helen Tull, went
St. Josephs Hospital on THURSDAY
last week. Miss Covington underwei
a very successful operation on u
following Tuesday, and is reported
be doing nicely at present.
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1agnlfIcent Reception.

On Tuesday evening, December 3D.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs EdWih 4.
Powell. near Wachapreague, Na-'was
the scene of one of the most ENJOY
able social events of the season given
in honor of their son and his Deauti-
fnl bride, Mr.. and Mrs. ). Ihomas
Powell. of Wilmington, Del. Al
O'Clock the guests began 10 a5rito
and were most cordially received ny
the host and hostess until SEQ, when
thev were escorted to the spacious
and beautifully decorated dining
room. where an elegant and sumpuu
ono simmer. Zone that would tempt
the palate of the most fastldlous AZ en
cure) consisting of the cholcesC uei -,
cacies of the season, was servo" ~
the most up-to-date style. -, n
Among those who participated Ill
the measures of tho evening we're :
Mr. Stewart X. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo # Powell, Rev. and Mrs. Chas'
Eriend. Rev. and Mrs. II. w: DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hopkins, Mr.;
and Mrs. l.. Floyd Mock, Mr.. anu
Mrs las G. Mock, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno'
T. Mock, Mr.. and Mrs. hugh ,,; o.
Fosque, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. DAVIS V1
Cant. and Mrs. J. A. ID. Savage Mr.
and Mrs. All. G. James, Mr.. and Mrs;
| Jno. It. Mears, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
| q Mears. Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. w.
Mears. Mrs. w. Thos. Fosque, Mlsse'
Tonise Kerr Powell, Nellie Powell
annie Willis Mock, Pansy Power
Wilkins and Doris Savage.
Near the midnight hour the parry
disnersed. thanking the entertaining
host and hostess for the very uells ~.
full evening and wishing the prosper
ous groom and his charming orlde
long and happy life. 1t was truly ~
social event long to be rememDere'
by all present on that OCCASION G,,oo4
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Notice.

Owing to the expected change IN
our firm about February lst, l9Oo, we
now offer our entire line OF WOODEN
dress goods, fiannels, white goods,
embro' de les, also bed blankets, Ia
dies. misses and children's coats.
ready-made skirts, golf jackets, SHIRT
waists, and good line of men 8,
Youths and boys clothing, put In
this season. viii go at cost but no
rebate tickets on these lines. Come
and secure bargains-they must go.
We will have our usual line of Xmas
goods and furniture. We also request
all persons indebted to us on open ac
count. to settle before that time.
Respectfully,
Ashby & Hickman.
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Drama and Oyster Supper.

On Thursday evening, December
oath there will be a double drama
rondered at louisville, in the Me-
ohanic;s new hall, entitled Freezing
Mother in law" and "Our New GOV
erness.n The best talent OF the com
mnnitv is in the cast and without
doubt YOU will enjoy the play. Come
and bring your wife, mother and best
Girl In case you have no sweetheart,
Bring some other fellows. Oysters
md other delicacies of the season Will
ba served before and after the enter
tainment. Doors open at 5 O'Clock p.
M Admission to drama 20 cents. Ke-
served seats IS cents, children 10
cents. Proceeds for benefit OF tne
church. Ooinin'''0o
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Assawaman.

Mr. Doras Lang, of Baltimore, has
moved in our town to make IL MS
future home.
Two porkers. slaughtered. 6y MI W.
A w. Mock last week, welgheo 'oo
and 5O4 pounds.
Mr.. Elmer Thornton has accepted
q nosition with Wheaton Mercantile
Co., Chincoteague.
Mr.. s. A. Taylor, of Richmond Is
home again to stay and engage IN one
mercantile business.
Mr.. F. S. Chesser has moved 70
HalIwood to the regret OF his many
friends of this place.
Mrs. s. w. Chesser, who has oeen
onite sick of late, is convalescine
Under the treatment of DIR. H. II
Neviette.
This community was made very sac
a few DAYS ago by the death OF MRS
IA. w. Mock. She was highly esteem
ed and respected by all who knew
her She was a loving wife ant
mother and kind neighbor.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Onancock.
Misses Vida Kelly and Hattie Parks
are in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Poulson is quite sick at
her home, "Cokesbury."
Miss Louise Gunby, of Salisbury,
Md, is the guest of Miss Annette
Warren.
Mrs. w. W. Woodward, of Hamp-
ton, Va, is visiting her sister, MIS-
S. r. NAPLES.
Mrs. Frank Gilman, of Richmond is
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Capt
B. F. Crockett.
Chesapeake Lodge of Masons is
rapidly increasing in membership
Four applications for iniation are now
pending.
Mr. Howard James entertained his
friends at terrapin supper Monday
evening, in honor of his twenty-secono
birthday.
Mrs. William J. Doughty has re-
turned from visit of several weeks
to her brother, Mr.. Douglas Dlcker-
son, of Suffolk, Va.
MIR. Warner Ames has bought the
house and lot adjoining the Episcopal
Church, known as the Slocomb lou
Consideration $4,000.
Miss Margaret W. Parker left wed
nesday for Washington, where she
will be the guest of her cousin, MIS-
Belt, for several weeks.
Mr.. Walter D. Lewis has sold tne
tract known as the Weaver land
located about two miles from Oman
cock. containing 124 acres, to Mr.
George P. Parkes and James l Lewis
for 100000. The consideration II
about double the price PAID by MI
Lewis fifteen years ago.
Rev. J.J. Cornick, the new recto
of Holy Trinity parish, arrived II
| Onancock Friday and will hold ser
vice in Holy Trinity Church Sunda,
morning at IL O'Clock. Mr.. Cornlcl
has been rector of the historic west
over Church since his ordination, slS
teen wears ago, and leaves now L
secure school advantages for nj
children.
An official of the trolley line is
receipt of a communication from
large manufacturer in New jersey
asking about the location OF a mi
along the road for the making OF not
from sweet potatoes. TINS process
taking the place of canning as no
, practiced in the county, and Is sal
= to possess many advantages.
The Thomas @. Kelly Chapter Un
. ted Daughters of the ConfederaG
2 met at the residence of Mrs. II.
HOPKINS, Saturday last, with II
: nresident, Mrs. NJ. d. Bagwell, IN u
=, chair. and large attendance
members. The constitution and o.
laws were adopted, and 1t was dete
= mined to celebrate the birthday
ri Lee by an entertainment or recepti(
: lin Onancock. The next meeting W
# be at the home of Mrs. VIM: +. be
n Accomac Q. H., January 4th, l9Vo'
Mrs. B. K. Powell gave a receptl'
= last Thursday evening at her hom
q "Sans Souci," in honor of Mr.. al
:. Mrs. J. Thomas Powell. of ilmin
r. ton, Del. Those present were DR.. al
"a Mrs. o. L. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. warn
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. t. Qulnn
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fosque, Mr., a
n Mrs. Robert Taylor, Misses Maiden
a, Rich, Sarah Parker, Nellie Powf
IN Mary Warren, Sadie Fletcher, Colo
b. Bagwell, Parsy Wilkins, mess 81:
Stewart K. Powell, Ralph " III
and John w. Custis.
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r.. u. A. n. o, ster Supper

To the members of Bloxom Council,
No. 119, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. -
Rloxom Council, Jr. o. U. A, M. VIII
have on oyster supper served to all Its
members in good standing on Thurs
day night, December 10, 1907. Every
m ember is requested to bring with
him his wife or some lady friend. 10
all these the supper will be free and
70 no others, There is expected to De
speaking and music---quartettes, solos,
&c. O0ii'''
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For RENT-For year 1908 or term
of wears. for cash or share, the old
"ElIison A. Hopkins homestead, 4" ;
near Harborton, particularly adapted
to the growth of July and August
sweet potatoes, round potatoes, corn,
cabbage &c. Fresh and salt pasture
around house of acres, detached
pasture of 1000 acres. Resources
abundant. large house and abundant
shade trees, fruit for family. Apply
to VIM Il. Mason,
Harborton, Va.
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Sacrifice Sale.

We have decided to close out our
entire stock of silverware, cut glass,
nictures and everything in the novelty
line at a sacrifice. These goods must
he sold. We have large assortment
and everything must go. A rare OPP
nortunitv to secure big bargains Tor
Xmas gifts. Call and be convinced
w. B. Sartorius, jeweler'
Parksley.
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Onley High School for month OF
November.

Onley High School for month OF
November.
Grade 1-Charlotte Jacob, Henry
Carmine, Edwin Walter, Elva Mears'
Walter Mears.
Grade II-Ludine Bull.
Grade III-Hiida Ames, Millard
White, Carroll Bull, Harmanson
Sparrow, Susie Fitzgerald. D;ua;o
Grade IV-Colie Sparrow, birdie
Mears. >, az. 1,;xoor
Grade V Lizzie Bull, Otis Vlnson'
MAY Bailey, Carroll White. ~
GRADE Vf-Margaret Chopper, Helen
Carmine. Helen McMath, Molhe
Jacob, Stella Phillips, Joe Harper
Warner Hutchinson. 5o
Grade VII-Susie burlington, Lyoe
burlington. c cr.;o
Mears, Helen Phillips, Mae Fitzgerald
r. ?. McGehen,
Principal.
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Fair Oaks

Mr.. Robert T. Harmon, one OF our
Oldest citizens who has had liberated
throat for several months, IS now
confined to his bed.
Mr.. Thos. R. Doughty, our inge-
NOUS blacksmith and clever mecnan,
ic. recently had a slight attack OF
paralysis, but is better now and MS
recovery is looked for.
Richard S., year old prospective
trotter, has been sold by burlington
Bros. to an incorporated lumber com
pany of Delaware for quite satis,
factory price. This is their second
sale to this company.
Some bold hog thievery has been
going on in this section. Stall fed
hogs have been stabbed and carteo
away that would weigh 200 lbs. OF
more and others have lost smai
shoats out of their fields.
burlington Bros, who attended the
Fasic-Lipton horse sale at Madlsol
Square Garden, N. Y, recently, were
very fortunate in securing the prom
Using weanling of the worlds cham
Mon trotter, Sunol 2.OS4. Only few
wears ago she smashed the two, thre.
and four year old records from Can
fornia to Maine and. retired III ne
9Th year the worlds champion troUUe
of all ages.
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HOrntOwn.
Several large porkers were slaugh'
tered here this week.

Several large porkers were slaugh-
tered here this week.
On the sick list this week: Mrs. .;
!. Johnson, Mrs. G.. ID. Evans ana
Mrs. ). II. Townsend.
There will be Christmas entertain
ment at the Baptist Church, Thursday
December 26. Every effort is Delng
made to make this a success.
We were glad to welcome back our
pastor, Rev. J. Elmer Hearn, who
preached for us last Sunday a very
impressive sermon from the text "God
is faithful"
Among the recent visitors to our
town we're: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hurley
and children of Atlantic, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Meelheim, of New Church.
There will be an oyster and ice
cream supper served, with othel
christmas delicacies, in Mr.. j. Z
Evans store house, on Tuesday even
ing, December 81. Proceeds for TINT
benefit of the NJ. E. Church, South.
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Oniey.

The L. T. LIS will meet at home OF
Miss Leone Parks Friday night, De-
cember 18th.
Mr. L. +. Savage returned few
dove AGO from a business trip to
Philadelphia.
Miss Daisey Ayres, of Accomac u
H., was the guest of Mrs. L. j. saw
age on the sth inst
A delightful reception was given at q:
home of Mr.. ]. H. Blackboard, ID
honor of Miss Warfeld, on the eve
ming of December 9Th.
Mr. l. A. Mears, of near Onley,
killed ak hogs this week weighing
7 71 2sS, 2S5, 26s, 242 and 24S pounds
respectively. His 725 pound porkeal
SO far is the heaviest reported through
your columns this season.
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Trustee Resigned.

Owing to continued absence from
home. Mr.. r. |. Kent, of Parksley has
resigned as school trustee for Metomp-
kin school district to take effect De-
cember goth. The County Electoral
School Board will meet at Melfa'
Saturday, December 21st, upon ar
rival of South bound train TO elecO d
trustee to fill this vacancy.
Very respectfully,
G.. G. Joynes,
Clerk County Electoral Board.
Onancock, Va, December 10Th, lso'
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New line of neckwear in all shapes
OK oonte to 81. ]. S. Mills,
~ 00"'0 Onancock, Va.

Our line of children's coats from Z
70 p wears is larger than it has ever
heen at this season of the year and at
the prices we are selling lneLn az ~
gives you an unusual opportunity 10
INV a good coat at very small price.
We only offer the bargain, it is up TO
you to get it. ob.o,d E. Co
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Deaths.

Mr.. Jno. N. Watson, Jr., worthy,
citizen and popular young man, dleu
Monday, at his home at temperance
Vile, of diabetes, aged "a years.
funeral services were held over MS
remains, conducted by Rev. ). r,
Hearn on Tuesday. His wife survives
him.
Mrs Elizabeth McCready, relict OF
tho late Thomas McCready, died near
Bloxom Station on the 4th inst' aged
| 70 wears.
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produce Exchange Meetings.

Rv order of the Board of Directors
If the Eastern Shore of Virginia Pro.
duce Exchange all local divisions OF
said Exchange will hold their annual
meetings for the election OF Local
officers on Saturday, December 2Sth'
at 2 O'Clock p. m. No.
A. ]. McMath, Sec'y. & Treas.
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PUBLIC AUCTION i will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near
GAINESVILLE, Va, on Saturday, Decem-
Der 14th, commencing at l p. M, po-
tato bed frames, one horse, one horse
cart, drags, cultivators and many
other farming implements. Terms
made known on that day.
J. s. Gaskins, Sr.
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REwARD-s5O.OO reward for infor-
nation leading to conviction of the
person who put Paris Green in my
horse feed box, which caused the
death of my horse after 4 days sick
ness. ". W. DuhV"h'
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Rolls of Honor.
Accomac High School.

Grade Evelyn Parks, Edna MILL
ner Warrick Koenig, George Cole
burn, Harvey Lewis. r;oo
Grade II-Lowry Fletcher, Louise
Parks. r,,Loth
Grade III-Lyde Ashby, Elizabeth
Ayres, May Edmonds,, Margare'
Leatherbury, Katherine Slmmerman'
Grade VI-Mary Cary Taylor:
Grade IX-Martha Randolph Taylor
and lanes Mock. Geo. B. lsh,
anu . '''' - Principal.
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Notice Annual r1eetlng.

The regular annual meeting OF the
shareholders of The Parksley National
Rank will be held at their banking
house in Parksley, Tuesday, January
18th, 1908, at ten o'clock. ~
Horace Wiltbank, Cashier
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DIR. Louis McLane Tiffany.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Saturday, December
14th, on my premises, the Haley
place, near Onley, household and
kitchen furniture, 2 buggies, horse,
cart and farming utensils. sale to
commence at 10 a. m.
Frazier Gusts.
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For SALE-One good horse.
B. II. Gunter.

NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cutting holly, cedar
or other evergreens in the woods of
Mount Custis, or on the land occu-
pied by iona Parks, Arthur Parks,
Robert Watkinson, William Bundick
and John Shrieves under penalty OF
a prosecution to the full extent OF the
law. u.m
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Business Notices.

For SALE-New Smith stump pull
ler-which will pull three foot stump.
Will sell in part or as a whole.
s. Il. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
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DON'T fail to see our big line of Ia
dies, misses and children,s coats.
The Belle Haven Furniture 20.
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Our sale on coats, suits and skirts
ia still going on. Don't miss your
o-'"- ~ ~ r. J.. Shield & Co.
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NoTICE-Any person owing us on
account, or for wood gotten since our
mill burnt, will please settle with us
or Asbury Gravener, of Nearsvllle.
Gordy & Chandler.
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special values in suits, rain coats
and overcoats. .; =. miIo,
Onancock, Va.
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Hats in all the new shades ana
sbapes, including the popular brown
n"P' J. S. Mills,
Ouancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-14

Another large invoice of ladies' ana
misses coats just received.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-12-14

For sALE-One gray horse, 7 years
old. sound, a good worker in all har-
ness. perfectly gentle for lady and a
fine buggy horse. Apply to
Mrs. Kate Johnson,
Modestown, Va.