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does Not Think Thirteen Is Uuiucky'

Friends of the Blackstone l nsylvIou
do not think thirteen to be an unlucky
n nu The thirteenth session OF
the school has just closed, ana IL IL, wa az
the the most prosperous in the history % Tl
the school in every way. me enron 1!l
ment was 391, the largest in the ms
torv of the school. The senior class
numbered fifty, the largest III the MS y,
Tow Of the school. Gifts to the IN
S Sfifntion have amounted to nearly
s45 600. the largest in the history Oh
The school in any one year. Inc re-
iigious work has greatly prosper;yu,
Hiring the year the Institute IN uulo ,1t
with the Blackstone Church has sem u,
ont it's own representative to wo S,l III III
the the mission field of Japan. Inese e
facts clearly demonstrate thaI vn snv
is nothing in the unlucky num ;,,.
thirteen superstition except inc liz
arination of the observer ohore
Graduates from the Eastern , Snoi'
we're Miss Margaret Badger OF II rran ran n,
town. Miss Georgia Bloxom OF p 1S'o,..
Va Va and Miss Eula Elizabeth R4ger'
Of Melfa, Va. The vocal Music Me t,aa
for best singing during the Comme Me-,
ment occasion was awarded 10 "i''
Kate Sawyer of Bloxom, va.
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In Memorlam

In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear husband, John l.. Shrleves,
who was so suddenly called from tline
to eternity April 9, 1907, aged SILKY
six wears. He was strit ken WIN pa
ralvsis and ere the day was gone ne
had passed away. He was KIND
husband and father good neighbor ana
loval citizen. He had been for some
Years a consistent member OF Hunt
mo Creek Church. He leaves WIDOW,
fo1r sons and two daughters, BESIDES
a host of relatives and friends 10
mourn their loss. After funeral ser
vices conducted by Rev. Mr.. Gardner,
of the nj. E. Church, he was laid 10
rest in Liberty cemetery, near PARIS
lev, to await the resurrection morh-
Sleep on, dear husband, and sweetiy
rest, ,,
best.
Gods will be done, He doeth well,
Bnt how my saddened heart dotr
miss you none can tell
THE golden gates were opened,
a GENTLE voice said come,
And with farewells unspoken,
He calmly entered home
We cannot tell who next may fall'
Beneath the Christening rod,
One must be first but let us all,
Prepare to meet our God.
By his widow and children.
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OnancoclC.

Miss Annie f. Doughty, who was
principal of High School Ill oousn'
Western Virginia the past session, na'
returned home for the summer Vac"-
ton.
Mr. G r. Nelson has sold his farm
situated between OnancocK anu ~
Onley, containing 1876 acres, 10 MI. y.
o. Sturgis for $1,000. Seven years
ago it was bought for 81, oOO'
Our town was represented at the
Exposition during the week by qul1e
a delegation. The number included
Mrs. Jno. p. l.. Hopkins and daugh-
ters, Miss Virginia and Miss Dorothy'
Mrs r. l.. Hopkins, Mrs. K. L. Ames,
Mrs /. ID. II. Quinby, Miss Same
HOPKINS, Miss Suzanne LanKioru anu
Miss F. l.. Taylor.
The entertainment given by Malta
Commandery, Tuesday and WedneS-
dav evenings at the town hall, drew
a large crowds each night. In many
of the parts high order OF talent was
disnIaved. and a more delighted and
satisfied audience is seldom seen: Inc
supper too was more than creollapie,
II IS understood that handsome sum
was realized.
The contract for the constructor
of the trolley road from OnancocR 10 o
Metomplxin bay has been awarded Ni t y
Miss |. r.. Potter g. Company, OF fhll,
adelphia. The agreement stlpuaCes
that work shall be commenced at once
and the line completed and in opera
tion within nine months. If the eiec
trical machinery can be promptly Sc
cured. it will be furnished withih
much shorter time.
Services began in the EpiscopSa
church Thursday by Rev. John II
Matthews, and will continue mor ni,,t
and evening up to and lncluulh ".
Tuesday night next. There VIII p'
service and sermon tomorrow morn
inc and night, with sermon Tor me-
onlv in the afternoon. Mr.. Matthew
is one of the noted evangelists OF IN
country, recognized wherever know W.
for his ability, devotion to ms "orA
self sacrifice and common sense
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OrioIe Marine Engines.

Everv boatman should be Interested
in the announcement or the fagS FL
Company and thelr OIlo,o
Marine Engines in this week D i''''0
of the enterprise"
The Oriole is built in Baltimore anu
;s Guaranteed to run anywhere. " me
q Comparatively new engine 10 Cno
fraSe iU has fairly jumped into .popu-
1a1itV because of its merit. 1t IS de-
s;aned especially to meet the exacting
,.aso9I,irements of all classes OF WORKING
heats and cruising launches, simple IN
it's operation, powerful, reliable ana
ln vo in consumption of fuel.
While a little higher in first cost tnan
come If offers more value per dollar
eTnn ifs competitors and the builders
claim the Oriole to be the cheaPesu
engine on the market I'm the long
RIM. - To save a few dollars IN engine
buving is to be penny wise ana Pouhu
foolish because the cheap" macnlnes
mean light weight, rated power de-
lveloped by high speed, small bearings
careless construction.
The Oriole deve' us its horse poWel
at slow speed, swing a big propeller
;S heavy and substantial in construc
ton and will last life time. Some o
the the special features are the Ions; Pl is
tons fitted with three } lap-loinuse,'
rin@s, drop forged steel crank shaft
81 81" S9nnsuailv large diameter giving Di
W y, ain bearings, interchangeable bronz
hushings in the main bearing PlaU:a'
osst steel connecting rod fitted wit
adjustable bronze boxes OF the regu aH'
steam engine type. The ignition sy
v fem and method of lubricating is e.
nscially good. The catalog descrio'
these in detail. 1t is sent on apphc'
ton TO boat builders and owners.
Vion " ]. H. Walker,
Sales Agent at Harborton, Va
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChincOteague.

Mr. r. l.. Marshall spent several
DAYS at Sharptown, Md, this week OH
business trip.
Miss Edith Conant is home from
Pocomoke City, after solourn there
of several weeks.
large warehouse, for the use OF
Standard Oil Co., is being built mere
by Mr.. w. N. Conant.
Mr. John Jones and son, of Ocean
CITY. and Miss Mary Warren anu
brother. of Laurel. Del, are VisiUihs
friends here.
Two bows, sons of Mr.. and Mrs;
Thomas Pitts, died last week IN ~ "a
hours of whooping cough, aged b
wears and 10 months, respectively
Mr. VIM. Selby, wife and daughter
and Mr.. Peter O'Brian, of New YORK
are guests of friends of this place. Mr.
SeIby is one of the buyers of Chas'
Broadway Rouss.
Mr. B. F. Kelly and brother, OF
Trenton. n. j., bought and shipped
recently from this place TO their ho 4ilo
a large drove of our ponies, for uhe
children in that city.
Mr.. John Reauchamp, OF Phiiauel-
phia, and Miss Lucinda Brasure, Un S
charming daughter of capt.: ~
Rrasure. were married at the BRIDE
home on the 18th inst, and LETT foi
Philadelphia, their future nome
Can't. James NJ. Feddeman and
family. Mrs. DR.. VIM. Burwen, capt
7 r" Wheaton, Capt. Geo. Reynolds
Nessrs. John and William Snead
Burton Jones and others ATTENDED Cn t
Exposition this week ana all sPe"i
well of it.
Sturgeon fishing is giving employ
ment to quite number o. our peopl'
and some of them are making money
in the business. This week, the caucl
of Mr. John Jester in two days net
ted him $1,000 and that OF seVera
Others 5000 to $500 per day.
MIR. John Bradford died on the 12tl
inst, after a long illness, aged o
wears. AS vender of newspaper
and proprietor of small fruit stano
he was Well-knOwn and liked by TN
travelling public. He was a memoe
of fine Bap.iss Church, well thought {
here and will be much missed by on
people.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel TIL
week: R. B. Fisher, R. P, We rs 2
F. Thompson, R. V. Glad d W; t
Pitcher, j. T. Phipps, j.. T. Donald,
T. O'Leary, H. NJ Sand, Baltim or!
q. NJ. Byrd, Clarence Powell WI WI
= mington; j. II. O'Leary' New p VI
4 Kelly, w. H. Byrd, Trenton; II:
4 Bacon and wife, Syracuse, N. Y. mi
Florence E. Ascot, Athens, Ohio;
H. Hopkins, Henry R. Boggs' Sam 11U
B. White, Accomac; Willis Kelle
Cape Charles.
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Bloxom.

Mr.. T. B. Mason is in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. ]. w. Justis spent Sunday Ill
Norfolk and vicinity.
Miss Ida Dickinson, of EastyIlle, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. W. heley'
this week.
Messrs. James Walker and t. >.
Ayres were guests OF friends at falnV-
er Sunday.
Mr.. R. w. Kelly and family are
making arrangements to move "
Eastville this week.
Children day service will be held at
the NJ. E. Church, South, here sun
day night, June 23rd.
Capt. D. D. Taylor and wife, of Cam,
den, N. J. were home to the burial VI
his father last Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. Scott and wife, of Parks
lev, Miss McHenry, of PledmonU w
Va, were guests of Mr.. and MIS- D.
H. Scott, Sunday.
MIR. Robert Hussey, brakeman or
n. Y.P. & N. r. R., who was 'n] lre.
in q wreck some time ago, is nome
with his parents and rapidly improV
ing.
The following are spending the weel
at the Exposition: Dr. W. w. herI u,
and wife, Miss Alice Young, Mr.. 7
F. Bloxom and wife, Mr.. j. 0. BYRD
Miss May Bloxom and Mrs. Joe Blox
ON.
Capt. Robt. Taylor, a highly respect
cd and esteemed citizen of this place
died almost instantly last Saturda
at noon of apolexy, aged IS years; n d
leaves several children to mourn the
|
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HOrntown.

Mrs. r. P. Evans, who mas oeeh
very ill, is now cOnvalesclng'
Mr. John Berry of Accomac 9. b.
Visited his mother here this week.
Mrs. Wilson of Cape Charles is the
crest of her daughter, Mrs. Z. W.
Silverthorne.
Miss Lizzie Watson, delegate 10
tho e s Convention at Bethel, has
returned home.
Mr. Norman Shields and sister, Miss
Margaret and Mr.. Grover Rowley are
now at the Exposition.
A very pretty wedding was solemn M J.
izad Tuesday night at the home OF MT
W d. Meelheim, the contracting par
tics being Miss StellaV Meelbelm, ni'
sister. the popular and attractive
laughter of Mr.. J. w. Meelhelm, anC
Mr. EDGAR Davis. Promptly at mai
nast eight the bride entered the par
i pi leaning on the arm of the groom
and were united in the holy bonus oE e
matrimony, the Rev. Mr.. Hearn OH
eating. The bride was charinlhgt
gowned in dainty creatlon vi VIZ
Rond embroidered Paris moussehh.e
Nth a wreath of orange blossoms Il
her hair and carried a bouquet .
Rr;des' roses showered with orang
bioesoms. The groom was dressed
D., tbe conventional black. The room
. vriH beautifully decorated with poUoe
t w. 49, 90 ont flowers and they Wer
n p1a arried in a occasional made OF nov
=, nrs After the ceremony refresl
e e unents were served to the guest
: Both are very popular in upper "a :,
comac and Miss Davis has tauguC y
8 several sessions with great success ;";sS
u This Shore. Their friends all JON no,
|, wishing wis them a long and prospero'
- welded life.
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School Exhibit OF Accomac ,al
Jamestown Exposition.

"ul''' - Onancock, Va.
Dear Sir: have no exhibit mere ina
is attracting more interest or ren s;c;t
inc more credit than your exn ic
from 5 Accomac County. The mature a1;n1
stUl, Of she'll fish and birds, especial
Nv Iv the diamond-back terrapin, is IN m
t tSsn v,fJ interesting and well arranged;
Your pictures OF school houses ,3 sod ama
your school work generally ,d rei and
great credit on your schools s snd
School officers. l am ANXIOUS 10 INV nv
time to write your exhibit up IN ue-
tail. but cannot do so as yet. m,
Wishing you every success am
Very truly,
Willis A. Jenkins,
SUPERINTENDENT Virginia Educatlohal
Exbibit for jamestown Exposition
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Fair Privileges.

The following privileges OF the Pc
Fair Association, Tasley, Va
will be sold at the Fair Grounds Tues
day, June 25th, 3 p. m.
Boarding tent.
Sausage, oyster and clam tent.
Confectionery, no. l.
Confectionery, no. 2.
Cigars.
Quarter stretch stand.
Photographs.
Snow balls.
Peanuts.
Watermelons.
Horse pound.
Barber shop.
Timothy hay on whole GROUNDS
Thos. s. Hopkins.
Secretary and treasurer.
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Chlldrens' Day.

Children's day services will be held
at Guilford Church, on Sunday, the
10th day of June, at 3 o'clock p. M
Children's day services will be held
at Modestown Baptist Church on sun,
day next, June 10th, promptly at III
O'Clock. All are invited TO come
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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 5th Sunday in June. Rev. Or.
H. E. Johnson, of Suffolk, Will De
with us and preach morning ana
afternoon and dedicate the church TO
God. All are cordially invited.
Jno. w. Nicholson, Pastor.
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Onley.

Mr.. Will Parks, recently on the SICK
list, is improving.
Mr.. L. J. Savage made a business
trip North this week.
Among the late visitors to town
were Mr.. Edward Roberts, OF PhI Ii
delphia, Mrs. John Parks and MISS
Nellie Parks, of Pastoral.
Misses Carrie Tunnel and Alice
Savage. and Messrs. Charles b.
Charles R., Chester and Norman say
AGE attended the Exposition thlS
week.
A wonderful entertainment, con
sisting of music and elocution, Will DC
presented at the town hall here, Mon
day evening, June 18th, s O'Clock, oy
the Misses Petty of Emerson College
Roston. One of them, Miss Grace
10 said to be one of the cleverest i'm
nersonators of the age. All are IN
yTited to be present and help Dig g0l'
ont of the gold mine, which the Ia L,
dies of the Baptist Aid Society Wi
furnish. Refreshment will be served
Admission Is, % and 80 cents he
served seats for sale at drug store
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Presiding Elders Appointments

wachapreaguo, Smiths Chapel
June %, "A. 90
0nsncock and Andrew chapel
Onancock-July 6; Z a. m. ..,,;11o-
Onley and louisville LocusUViiie
July 7, p. M; s, a. m. 100 1rlv
Drummondtown, Accomac-'u 'S
Bloxom, Bloxom-July IA, p H.
Is, a. IN. 1.,I,, %. 81 m,
Atlantic, Horntown-July III p in'
%, a. m.
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BUSINESS Notices.

FOR sALE-My farm near Harbor-
ton, u miles from B. @. & A. Rail way
wharf, three churches and hlgna
school containing about 30 acres, ~ OF u
which is in high state of cultivation
with necessary outbuildings, ana re-
mainder in we'll timbered Woodland
For further information apply to
l - '''' ' Jas. H. Mears,
Harborton, Virginia
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Write to us for estimates on doors
0osh binds. stair-rails and all other
i~inds Of building material, hardware
, nlHr,e &c, Stock large, prices low.
Nr p D. L. Fletcher will be at AcCo-
n rud Court II. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders ioi
''I Cane Charles Ice and Lumber Oo'
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Billy Matthews.

For RENT For year 1908 or a term
of wears, a farm near Zion Baptist
ch1rch, at present occupied by VIM.
Drummond Parks. Good truGklhS
land with abundant resourses-aiso d
farm situated near Aims House al pre-
cent occuied by Southey R. webb.
This too is a good farm in high state
VI 0 j. Harry Rev,
Parksley, Va.
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Committee.
Produce Exchange rleeting'

There will be meeting of the Hall
rood division of the Eastern Shore
of Virginia Produce Exchange
Eald at Hallwood on Saturday, June
18th at 8, D. m. for the election OF OIL 81
ficers. Every member is urged to be
present. r Hart
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Prompt Pa, nent Of Insurance.

The Equitable Life ASSURANCE SoGle-
-, &c the limited States, John s. Tyler
cf Onancock, agent, paid on June 4t tn
20 Ioo7 70 the undersigned administra-
tor the amount of policy in iuil OF. on
f TUl' Of 1F ittleton D. Wharton, who died
on Monday, May 9th, 1907; cd
vi -'A0''N'' Benz. It. Coard..
If YOU want life insurance buy o, "a
COMPANY that pays every contrac'
promptly. Anything short OF Pr9 9'i,,
ton that protects is a snare and delu
sion.
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Picnic.

Clark Chapel Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic on Wednes-
day, June 10th, or in case OF storm
on first fair day thereafter, at the
usual place near Folly Creek. a Tree
treat for all the scholars and refresh
ments for sale to the public. Pic =
begins about 8 p. m.
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That "Queen Quality" shoes are
the most Satisfying women's shoes IN
the world is proved by the TACT tnaD
more women persist in wearing them
than any other shoes in the world
We are exclusive agents.
The Belle Haven Furniture 20.
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VIM. sartorius, of Pocomoke City
Md, will be in Accomack .. II. M and
day. day, 18th and Tuesday 18th next next and AND
T hrns1 goth next, to do repair work
81 all kinds. My store at Parksley
w will be closed Monday and TUESDAY
the 18th and 18th ,o,or
Parksley, Va.
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NoT1cE-I have in my pound IL
mead of cattle that escaped from tn ~
pasture of Thorogood Mason, VIM q
Mason, John T. Mason and I. D.
Mason The owners or those RESPONSE,
HE are hereby notified to come ana
Get the cattle and pay the damage, OF
T sball proceed to make the damage
ont of the cattle as the law prescrlDes'
0'' Samuel r. Justis, OF X.
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Drama.

"Down in Dixie" drama, will be
rendered at the Exmore Hall on Iues-
day, June 18th at 5 O'Clock ana Ia az
Marionville hall on Friday, June 2lst'
at8p. m. General admission 20 CENTS
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Leatherbury, Belote & Co.,
r. T. SHIELD c. CO.,
HEADQUARTERS for Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings.
Shoe Department.

Tan, Gun metal and Pat.
Colt for men and women.
Regina and LaFrance for
women and Dee-Vee and
Crawford for men.
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HousEKEEpERs CoMPANroN-The
cook book of the late Miss Bessie
Gunter can now be furnished TO an
who wish to purchase sa; for tne
sum of s1.25, either by mail or other
wise. The advance in price is due
TO increase of cost in binding Every
dollar received for the books, after
deducting expenses, will be used for
church purposes.
Accomac. Va.
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To see the new" Queen Quality,
fashions is to admire them ;ouI W M mis-
them is to grow enthusiastic. Inns d1u
store controls the exclusive agency
The Belle Haven Furniture TO-
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panama and Straw Hats

Extra values in Panama
at S. and Sc.
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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.NorIcE-Money to loan on unen,
numbered real estate or otner soo''
security. Apply to
Eastern Life Insurance Co., inc,
or Warner Ames, Attorney
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We have received another large in
voice of "Queen Quality" oxfords In
all sizes and widths.
The Belle Haven Furniture 20.
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FOR RENT-For year 1908, farm,
near Onancock, it being a part OF
Meadville. Premises new, lano
enough for 8 horses, conveniently 10
Gated for shipping to any market
For further particulars apply to
Onancock, Va.
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Trunks, suit-cases and bags in large
assortment in prices that satisfy.
J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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You get the best and largest IA as $ Src
ant of mems low shoes IN all leatners
from the concern who makes a spec
ialVy VI '-''' J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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NoTIcE-I have for service a regis
tered Jersey bull, No. 1855, sire, no.
$1,000, dam 177676, st. Lambert s1raili L
Some of that strain has a test as nigh
az 2s lbs. of butter in Z days. Now is
the chance to improve your STOCK.
Terms, $3.50 cash.
Onley, Va.
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For RENT-Two farms for year lgOo'
One now occupied by Golden wat
kinson and one occupied by John
Shreaves. Apply to 49,.
Ben T. Gunter, Agent.
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Car nice yellow, shelled corn
cool and sweet, 20 cents per bushel'
Parksley Coal g. Supply 90;
Parksley, Va
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FOR SALE-Two % houses and lots
one on Market st. now occupied Dy
w. J. Neville, the other on klng oo.
occupied by John Tindall. These
houses have seven rooms each Two
stairways and supplied with water
For further information apply to
: - Jno. P. L. Hopkins
or G. B. Fosque.
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For SALE-Twenty five acres OF
timber. one mile from railroad.
'iAi0 P. o. Box 302,
Cheriton, Va.
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Straw and felt hats in all new
'ii't J. S Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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For RENT-The farm where Arc aan
Drummond lives for the year l9oo.
1 - W. A. F. Johnson.
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Fancy and comical dress carnly va
and roller festival at Luna farK'
June 21st.
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NOTICE. forewarn anybody from
harboring my boy, julius Matthew's rs,
If thew do so l will use the law on
Sii0 Billy Matthews.
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NoTrcE-Mrs. Mamie Etheridge,
formerly of the Eastern Shore, now
Of Norfolk, has opened up her large
oommodious home, at No. 2 Olney
Road. Norfolk, directly on car line
and % minutes ride to Exposition
Grounds, for the accommooaCl1n VI
Eastern Shore people who desire nome m:
comforts while visiting the Exposl.
tion. Terms-lodging S1.OO, breakfast
so cents. Write and engage rooms.
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Clothing Department
POCOMOKE CITY,

Blue Serge Suits from $40
to SIS, Greys, Plaids and
Mixed NJ Suitings and Worstedds
from $3.50 to $40. Our slO !,
$3.50 and SIS lines are the
strongest.
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FOR sALE-My house in the town OF
Belle Haven, having eight rooms ana
two halls, complete with bath room,
water system and out buildings ana
10, II containing about six and a hall
40. aoree Will sell as a whole or in part
at a very reasonable figure. For fur-
ther particulars address:
'A0 DIR. Seymour Blair Ward.
Belle Haven, Virginia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-15
Fourth of July Entertainments.

The ladies of Grant Memorial M. r. +,
CLnrcb will hold a fair on the church
lot on July 4th. Particulars gwen
i"O0i' Committee.
A fair will be held at Sanford M. ~ :;
Church South. for benefit OF said
church on July 4th. Confectionaries,
;n n'' cream r and all the delicacies of the
10 - viii be served. Temperance
lecture in the evening by Rev; Z. D.
! Crowlev' Come one, come all.
Ora"i0S Committee.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-15

Nor1cE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from trusting my wire,
Mary Lewis. l will not be responsible
ioi O' w. J. Lewis,
Leemont, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-15

For SALE-A small tract of timber,
situated near railroad station, suitable
for lumber or piling: ,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-15

Luna Park open every week day
and night.