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Saturday, August 81, l9V''

The thirtieth annual fair OF tne
Eastern Shore Agricultural Associa-
ton. which began on Tuesday OF this
week. was a success beyond the ex-
nectations of all of its friends ana
warrants the conclusion that the peo-
ple approve the "old fair" and pro-
pose by their support to give II all III
difinite lease of life. That it was a
success, no one will dispute, who VIII
messed the large gatherings on tne
grounds this year-larger on "eo'
nesday and Thursday than it has ever
been before since its gates were open
ed to the public. That it was sue
cess in other respects too no one VII
question, who visited the various dc
nartments and saw the large
number of excellent exhibits II
all of them - especially in the la
dies hall and produce building. Th'
GOOD order, with which the old fai
has always been conducted, too pre-
vailed during the whole fair---not
lar so far as we have heard, occurred
to mar the pleasure of the happ.
throng in attendance. In word'
is the fair of the people and as thei
support is assured, its gates will b
open to them again not only mex
wear but it is probable for thirt
years more.
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lanes NJ. Barr, director general OF
the jamestown Exposition, is beng
severely criticized by the friends OF
Harry st. George Tucker for appoint
inc Charles w. Kohlsaat social ana
Diplomatic representative of the ter
centennial, as they contend that tne
president of the big show is stripped
of social duties in connection with
the Exposition.
II is reported that the appointment
was made because the social analrs
Of the exposition were conducted IN a
manner which proved unsatisfactory
to the director-general.
Mr.. Barr says in a statement re-
Gently given to the public that he has
not curtailed the powers OF MI
Tucker as president of the Exposition
that he has only taken from him VIVA
he gave him. The explanation ma.
not be altogether satisfactory to Mr.
Tucker and his friends, but II Tn
change made by Mr.. Barr is IN Tn
best interest of the Exposition
looks as if the success of the Exposi
ton as we'll as what is due to MI
Thicker should be considered, and Una
the differences ought to be adJuste
in way that will be satisfactory
both parties.
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Notice and Citation.

VIRGINIA I'm Accomack circuit court CLERK
Office, on the oath day Of August. A. d., 1907.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia. Pltn.
against
Ratteau Of unknown name employed by Charles
Bradshaw. a nonresident, in unlawfuiy crap crap
o'"s IL '''' Upon an Information.
Notice is hereby given: ,
Commonwealth in the circuit court OF SAID cou Gun
Nv did. on the 18th day Of August, A. D., lSOt
file in the clerks Office OF the said circuit court
an Information in the name OF the common
! ,yealth against the said Batteau; alleging tnat
on the oath day of August. A. D.. 1906. certain
eighteen 1S ft.) batteau. OF unknown name. was
seized by the Captain and crew OF one OF Ine
oyster police boats Of the State OF virginia as
forfeited TO the State Of Virginia, in that the
said batteau was found on the said oath day OF
AUGUST A. d. 1905. employed by certain
Charles Bradshaw. nonresident OF the salo
state of Virginia, in taking and catcnlnR craps
on the crab ground known as Knoll, on IN, tne
west side OF Tangier Sound in the waters OF TINS
state and within the jurisdiction OF SAID court.
And nraying that the said batteau. together win
her tackle apparel. anchors. cables sails. rug
| ginq. and appurtenances. be condemned as LOT
| fe;ted to the Commonwealth, and be sold ana the
nroceeds of sale disposed Of according to law
and that all persons concerned In interest DC
| cited to appear and show cause why SAID prop
erty should not be condemned and sold TO en-
force the said forfeiture: ..,o
ton as aforesaid, the clerk OF the SAID court
forthwith issued warrant directed to the Sherln
| M the said county OF Accomack, COMMANDING
I;r, 70 take the said property into his possession
and hold the same subject to further proceed
| ;nge in the cause; which warrant has this DAY
been returned with report to the clerk in writ
Ing ,ooS August BY virtue Of this warrant
have this day taken into my custody the Il
foot batteau OF unknown NAME named WITHIN
.oo,ether with her tackle apparel. anchor. sails
cable and appurtenances, and hold the sam'
subject to the order OF the circuit court OF Acco
mack County. IN uo,,o,, chen
rhorefore all persons concerned in interest arr
| ~, cited 10 appear on the first day OF thu
Noyember term, next, Of the said circuit co .,r
tor kccomack county. at the Court House OF TN
IA connty. and show cause why the prayer
the said Information for aha Sa
S SA he nroceeds of sale disposed OF according
10 law. should not be granted. II, =,
Witness, John d. Grant. clerk OF the sara CIR
-. co,rt AZ the Court House, the 2ith day o
Snsnst A. D.. 1907, and in the lS2nd year OF Tn
ooiiliioN" John d. Grant, c. c.
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The Jamestown Exposition, we are
able to state, upon the authority o.
the director of advertising,is complete
in all of it's details, except the great
government pier and that Will De
finished and dedicated in few days;
and there seems to be but one opinion
among the officials, who have attended
other expositions in the country, that
it will not suffer by comparison with
any of them. 1t is not as large as
some others have been but in Its
buildings, location and in many other
respects, it is conceded, leads all Of
them; and the people of the county
are beginning to show their appre
citation, now that it is completed, by
their increased attendance. The at
tendance of those, who go by rail tt
the Exposition since May, has treble'
and the agent of the various trans
portation companies declare tina
their bookings for September ant
October are enormous and that tn
crowds which will then attend tn
Exposition will be larger than eve
dreamed Of"
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Chas. F. w. Hall,
FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY.
w. E. Hatcher, l.. L. D.,
President Trustees.

Located in a country vii
lage in the foot hills OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains,
Health unexcelled. Gives
thorough Academic training
and prepares for Universities,
Colleges and Professional
Schools. Equipped by United
States Government and has
an officer detailed from the
Regular Army. Terms Tor
session, including Matrlcula,,
ton and Military Fees, Board re
and Tuition in English, $l4o.
For Catalogue and further
information address.
/. H. WALTON, M. A.,
Headmaster, Fork Union, Va.
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Notice and Citation.

VIRGINIA In Accomack circuit court clerk
office. on the oath day Of August. A. d.. IS0I. In
The Commonwealth OF Virginia .Planun'
against
name. employed by an unknown NONRESIDENT III
unlawfully grabbing In TINS STATE De'e"u""''
Upon an Information.
Notice is hereby given:
That s. James burlington. Attorney Ior tne
Commonwealth in the Circuit Court OF sald
County did on the 18th day OF August A. ",
1907 file in the Clerks Office OF the sald circuit
Court. an Information in the name OF the COM
monweath against the sara ba'Ie@u 100. aiies onr
that on the 9th day OF August, A d., 1907 a GER
tain sixteen foot ZIG IT, batteau, oil unknown
name. was seized by the Captain and crew OF one
of the Oyster Police Boats OF the state OF vi.
gina as forfeited to the State OF Virginia IN that
the said batteau was found on the 9Th day OF
August A. D., 1907. employed by certain party.
a nonresident OF the State OF Virginia. IN taxing
and catching crabs in the waters OF TINS Sta.s
and within the jurisdiction OF SAID court: Anu
nraying that the said batteau, together with ner
tackle. apparel, anchors, cables, sails, rigging
and appurtenances, be condemned, as forfeited
10 the Commonwealth, and be sold ana the pro,
ceeds OF sale disposed OF according TO law, ana
that Ali persons concerned in interest be clted 20
annear and show cause why said property should
not be condemned and sold to enforce the saio
| And that upon the filing OF the said lnforma
ton as aforesaid, the Clerk OF the saic Co ~,
L
Sheriff of the said county. commanding MN U
| take the said property into his possession anC
| hold the same subject to turther proceeulnss u
the cause; which Warrant has this day. been re
tnrned with a report to the Clerk in WRITING
thereon as follows: ,,.
1907, August 22nd, BY virtue.o this warra9
7 have this day taken into my custody tne
foot batteau, Of unknown name, named "itn ~
/ together with her tackle apparel, anchor, sails
cable. and appurtenances. and hold the sam
subject TO the order Of the Circuit Court OF Acco
mack County. v.u..., c,e,.
Therefore all persons concerned in interest ar a,
hereby cited to appear on the hrst Gay Oh tn
! November term, next. Of the said circuit coul
for Accomack county, at the Court House OF IN
said county, and show cause why the prayer t.
the said Information for condemnation and sa
| ~ said nroperty to enforce the said FORFEITURE
and the proceeds of sale disposed OF according
law should not be granted. -.
, Witness. John ID. Grant. clerk OF the said CT
, emit court, at the Court House. the z4th DAY
: August. A. D.. 1907. and in the 132nd year OF u
John d. Grant c. c..
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Secretary Taft in a recent speech
takes the South to task for being
'solid'' and gave that as reason for
the failure of her people to participate
in the affairs of the Government TO
which they are entitled. In word'
he invites us to partake of the "nesn
pots. ,if we will consent to be traitors
to the South and vote with his party
hut it is safe to predict that the
Southern people will decline to accept
the bribe he offers them. AS the
Lynchburg Advance so well says:
at will take more eloquent ano
forceful speaker than the big secre
tary to induce the Southern people u
vote for a man who holds such view
on States rights as Mr.. Roosevelt, o
on the tariff as Mr.. Taft. If the he
publican leaders wish the South U
break from it's traditional moorings
let them silence such men as Senate
Foraker; retire such menaces TO locs
self government as Mr.. Roosevelt I
the confines of Sycamore Hill an
make Mr.. Taft take firm stand 10
tariff revision. Then the solid Sout
NAV take notice-and maybe still o
solid.
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reunion of all the Confederate
veterans of Northern Virginia was
held Tuesday at the Loudoun Camp
meeting, in session at Benton's
Woods. near Middleburg, under the
auspices of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Camps of Confederate Vet
Grams, camps of Sons of Veterans and
renresentatives of many chapters OF
the Daughters of the Confederacy
were present, and actively participa-
ted in an elaborate program, which
was opened with an invocation by
Rev. j. William Jones, followed by
address by Senator John W. Daniel.
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Notice and Citation.
Agent for the heirs

VIRGINIA In Accomack circuit court clerk
office, on the oath day OF August. A. d., 1907
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, Pun
against
smith. a nonresident, in unlawfully grabbing IN
Upon an Information.
Notice is hereby given:
That S. James burlington. Attorney ior tne
commonwealth in the circuit court OF said conn-
Nv. did. on the 18th day OF August, A. De- lV.'
file in the clerks Office OF the SAID circuit court
an Information in the name oil the Common.
wealth against the said batteau; alleging, tnat
on the 9lth day OF August, A. D.. 1905. certain
seventeen foot (i7ft.) batteau. OF unknown name,
was seized by the Captain and crew OF one VI tue
oyster police boats OF the State oil virginia ~
torfeed TO the State OF Virginia in that the salo
hatteau was found on the said Path day OF Aug
ust. A. D. 1905. employed by certain Georse
smith nonresident OF the state OF virginia, ~
taking and catching crabs on the crap grounu
known Knoll, on the west sue .. ,ho
Sonnd in the waters OF this State and within me
| Jurisdiction OF said court. And praying tnat the
| said batteau, together with her tackle. apparel
anchors cables. sails. rigging ana appuIVelia,,
COS be condemned, as forfeited 10 tne Conlh ~.
| ,vealth and be sold and the proceeds OF Saie us
| nosed Of according to law, and that all persons
| concerned in interest be cited TO appear ano
show cause why said property shoulo not Ds
condemned and sold TO enforce the SAID LOT
And that upon the filing Of the said iniorma
ton as aforesaid, the clerk OF the said court
forthwith issued a warrant directed 10 the onel
N NJ The said county, commanding him to tax
the said property into his possession; and mon on
the same subject to further proceedings IN IN
aS,se. which warrant has this day been return
ed with a report to the clerk in writing thereon
as follows: 49,, .;-,,,o y, ,his varran
have this day taken into my custody tne
| foot battcau of unknown name" named withli
together with her tackle. apparel. anchor. SAIL
cable, and appurtenances, and hold the sam sam
subject to the order OF the circuit court OF Acc'
mack county. r,.u..., cho~;o
Therefore all persons concerned IN interest," az ~
hereby cited to appear on the first day OF VI
November term. next. Of the said circuit coui
for Accomack county. at the Court House theI
| of and show cause why the prayer OF tne sa
Information for condemnation and sale OF s .,
property to enforce the said forfeiture ana u
proceeds Of sale disposed OF according 10 la'
should not be granted. ..;s .;
Witness. John d. Grant. clerk OF the sad CT
| emit court at the Court House. the 2otn DAY
xnonst. A. D.. 1907, and in the l32nd year OF u
!. OoN''' John d. Grant, G. G.
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For Sale
"A t
Private Contract.

The undersigned offers for sale at
priyate contract the farm OF which
BETTE C. Mapp died seized and pos
sessed, containing rs acres, more or
less. situated on the road from Lo-
custville to Wachapreague and bound
ed by Necawampus Creek, the lands
of Jas. f. Hope and the county road.
1t is improved by a good two.st0ry
dwelling and all necessary outbuild,
ings. has on it good orchard, Is well
adapted to trucks and has on 1t good
pastures, both fresh and salt.
Also offer for sale house and lot III
Wachapreague. 49,
IL not sold at private contract, the
same will be sold at public auction &c
the highest bidder in front OF the
hotel at Wachapreague on Saturday
September 14th, 1907, $3.50 p. m.
All persons having claims agains
the estate OF the deceased will pleas
present same at once. For turtle
information apply to
E. w. Mapp,
Agent for the heirs.
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Ex-President Cleveland is again re-
ported as sick and it is probable that
his condition is worse than has been
given to the public. He is suffering
from an old complaint of long stand
ing and each attack is reported as
more severe than the one before. His
nhvsicians have prescribed rest and
quiet for him and this coupled with
the fact that he "has denied himself
to visitors" seems to indicate that he
is a very sick man.
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Luna Park.

Grand Labor Day Parade on roller
skates Monday night, September "a.
Every skater will wear comical nat
made of paper or any material in col
ors. This will be the greatest gather
ing from North, South, East and
West-Tangier 100, Parksley so, Acco-
mac so, OnIey 50, Tasley 90, Wacha
preague so, other places and the coun,
try 200, OnancOck 47O, grand total one
thousand people. 1t Will De grea'
time long TO be remembered.
Cousin Jedadiah, there's Azariail
and Aunt Sophia and Zedadiah, all
coming here to skate. o, won't we
have a Jolly time? o, won't we have
a iolly time? Jerushia put the kettle
on and we'll all take tea.
MANAGEMENT.
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COlOred.
Atlantic District.

AUlanUlC DlSUrlCU.
Temperanceville-- j. W. Stock
lev. principal; Misses E. Grace Old
ham. and May Matthews, assistants
Assawaman-Miss Bessie Lang.
Horntown-Miss Mamie Parsons,
principal; Miss Sallie Waterfeld, as
sistant.
Oak Hall-Miss Lena Birmingham.
Greenbackville- Principal to be ap-
pointed; Misses Lola White, Estelie
Warren, Lydia S. Turner, assistants
Sign Post-Miss Bernice Fitzgerald
New Church-Mrs. Mildred Fosque'
principal; Miss Carrie Hutchinson,
assistant.
Pittsvllle-Miss Clara GUSTS.
Jenkins Bridge - Miss Virginia
Wyatt.
Sanford-J. w. Stockley principal
Misses Matte Corbin, and Dora M
Byrd, assistants.
Saxis-Miss Lucie Kellam, principal
Misses Eudie L. Parks and X. V
Stewart, assistants.
| Wattsville-E. @. Kellam.
Copes-Miss Lille L. Littleton
principal; Miss Mary L. Marks, assis
tant.
Hallwood-James F. Ward, princl
pa; Miss Sarah Conquest, assistant
Colored.
Horntown-Robt. H. Wallop.
| Observation-Disclosures cambridge.
| st. John-Robt. G. Garnett.
i Head Neck-Essle Bowden.
Temperanceville-H Clarke.
New Church-Mamie Craig.
Islands District.
i High School-Norman E. YounI
principal; Misses Gladys Matthew
| | Luella Burton, Meta Davis, E. !
! Jones, A. L. Burton and Mrs. Gay
Ames, assistants.
North End-Miss Mollie Steffens.
South End-George R. Custis.
I'll Aassateague-Miss Jessie l.. Scot
Ell Colored.
Blanche Johnson.
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FOR SALE.

10 mares, 81 years old.
20 steers, u and q years,
Pole angus.
Is calves, A months old,
Pole angus.
rs pigs, Berkshire, true.
60 ewes, some OF them eX-
ira. :.
One II H. P. gasoline
launch, speedy. =,
l saw mill stave and head
ing mill attached.
800 acres of oak and pine
timber at the mill.
| Also 200 acres timber anC
land at New Church, within
] mile of Station.
| DIR. j. w. SHORT,
Greenbackville, Va.
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W. J. |. CAMP BELL,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
General Repairing,

Also
Dealer in Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Lead
and Painters Supplies:
Buqpies and Wagons a Specially. :,
Farm Carts, Speed Carts, Buggies ana
Wagons:
Bicycle Sundries, Buggy Tops
All kind of Buggy Supplies, wheels OF
all sizes and styles and for all
purposes, always on hand
General supplies of Rims, SPokes,
Hnbs Tires, Iron and Steel Buggy
shafts. Plow Handles and Beams
Pumps and Pump Supplies, ETC.,
No delay in orders, good work. 10"
prices for cash is my Motto.
NoTE-My terms are strictly cash and IRON
,his dav. August Sd. will be earned out. M
matter how good a customer you are OF mime, e, ~
t,nst will be given in the future. NO one VIII D'
e;ven credit so don't think hard OF IT, Gooe
SOL and at the very lowest prices Will be glyei
everyone. Call and get my prices before DuSln'
or having any repairing done.
Yours to please.
w. J. L. Campbell,
Charlottesville, Va.
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Metompkin District.


Parksley.-Joseph L. Shue, princi-
nal: Misses Carrie johnson and Hilda
Ewell, assistants. :.
Hunting Creek-F. @. Hall, princi
pal; Misses Winifred Parks and Gym
thia Chandler, assistants.
Guilford - Miss Sallie Crowson
principal; Miss Della Taylor, assist
ant. -.
Mearsville-John L. Taylor, princi
pal, Miss Addie Barnes, assistant:
Bloxom-Mrs. Lola Brown, princi
pal; Miss May Bloxom, assistant.
Hopeton-Miss E. May Mason.
Mappsville-Miss Kate Bell, princi
pal; Miss Pearl McMath, assistant.
Modestown-Mrs. Lucille Warren
principal; Miss Eva McMath, assist
ant.
Matthews-Howard Vessels.
Zion-Mrs. Susie Johnson, princl
pal; Miss E. L. Core, assistant.
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Pnngoteague District.

Wachapreague-H. w. Meyer, Abb,
principal; Misses Maggie r. Nothing
ham, Octavia Geiger and Annie Wlse'
assistants.
Ouinby-Miss May LeCato.
Belle Haven-Miss M. r: Kellam'
principal; Miss Annie J. Winder' as
sistants.
Charlottesville Lilly Elmore,
principal; Miss A. l.. Boggs, assls-
tant.
Pungoteague-W. It. Devancy ,prin-
cipal: Misses Irene Duer and Edith
Walker, assistants.
Harborton-Miss Halle Battalie,
principal; Misses Helen Walden ano
Winifred Payne, assistants.
Hacks Neck-Miss Julia Duer.
Keller-Mrs. w. N. Eason, princl
pal; Miss Mildred Downing, assistant
Tpshurs Neck-Miss Bessie Ames
Bells Neck-Miss Julia Kellam.
Davis Wharf Miss jamie Martin.
Painter-D. M. Diggs, principal
Misses Essie WescOtt and Sallie Yves
colt, assistants.
Colored.
Wachapreague-M. L. Rankin.
Red Hills-Pauline Webb.
Mt. Zion-Josephine Booker.
Belle Haven-Kate Armistead.
| Craddockville-Lizzie j. Savage.
| Pungoteague-C. L. Wharton.
| Hacks Neck--L. w. Gaines.
Neutrality-suspicious. Cason.
BostOn-Annie M. Coard.
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Appointment of Teachers.
For session 1907-190S.
Lee District.

For session lSOf
Lee District.
Accomac-George B. Ish, principal
Misses Susie Q. LeCato, Tibbie N
Grant, Daisey G. Ayres, ii. b. hlg-
gins, assistants.
Cashville-W. A. P. Strang, primer,
nal: Misses Bessie s. Taylor, ana
Elsie Stewart, assistants.
Onley-R. P. McGhee, principal
Miss Virginia Nelson, assistant.
Fair Oaks-Miss Annie w. Bird.
Locustville-James G.. Mock.
Savageville-Miss Eva G. stewart
Grape-Miss Lena B. Bull. =,
Chesconnessix--M Sue w. Chanu
Ter. D.,,
Waples Gate-Miss Carrie L.. Bull
Finneys-Miss Mamie McMath.
Chancetown-E. b. Phillips.
Daugherty--Miss Marcie l.. duncan
Colored.
Rayside-W. L. Goodridge.
Savageville-George E. Blair.
Accommodates Wharton.
Daugherty-Lillie Mason.
Burton-Susie H. Wharton.
Cashville-Gertrude Straughn.
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Notice to Creditors
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Accomack G. H., Va,
Auoust 8. 1907.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Accomack G. H., Va,
August 8, 1907. }
To the creditors of Alfred J. Wes-
sells deceased, and all others con-
S cerned: You are hereby notified that
ot i the request of the personal repre-
s ao tat of the said decedent, l
have appointed the 9Th sth d G %, sGP pr re-
o oe proof of all debts and de-
mands against the said decedent ,oo Oh
his estate; at which time ana place
YOU are required to attend ana prove
Given under my hand the day ano
year first above written. moo.
Commissioner OF Accounts
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Temperanceville, Va.

For SALE OR RENT-My farm near
Harborton. u miles from B. Q. & A.
Railway wharf, churches and high
school, containing about 80 acres'2O 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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For SALE-The farm belonging to
Mrs E. A. Parks, situated on main
seaside road at Horntown, Va, con-
tanning 1926 acres. Nice truck land,
good dwelling and tenant house and
fine lot of young timber
g. Walter Mapp, attorney
Grangeville, Va, June rs, 1907.
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For SALE-12 head of mules, 2 to s
wears old, all we'll broken, one pair
Weighing 24OO lbs, A and 5 years old.
2 woke of oxen, 2 lumber wagons, i
pair of work horses.
F. E. Hudson,
Girdletree, Md.
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Exposition Visitors.

Mrs. jeff Bull of Bridgetown, North
ampton Co., has leased the furnished
residence of Mrs. j. r. East, 24l Holt
st. Norfolk, Va. to take care Of East
ern Shore visitors. Twelve large COM
modious rooms in nice locality.
Terms: Lodging $500, Breakfast
SOC. optional Special prices to large
party.
Mrs. Jeff Bull,
24I Holt St. Norfolk, Va,
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State of Virginia, County of Acco-
mack, IS:
I. John T. Lewis, Cashier OF the
aboye.named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
John T. Lewis, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of August, 1907.
Henry E. Byrd,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
]. w. Broughton,
John w. Taylor,
Geo. w. Kitchens,
Directors.