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Inn Sptuber meo noeenluu6e f9lles
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&c os Sorn8ieIie al at fomme fam.
uten oeo ~ielifabelige % feitIige au'
Ieoninger.
utter i9ieu bar aotu6e-aIubberre
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beoite Dos Ell aptnoe - benoes Spm.
poti. en- "8IubfoinSe" fommer |
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tpnfcnoe 9pinoer % Here 8oriteter
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breocre SIM pda 2ibet.
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o. meget, Der fan fomme Dem til
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noget gobt ogioa. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16
Domen's Clubs.
De bar nbrettet nuset sobt Usiaa.

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teiorenineer er | fin Sroeu, iaaIGn'
q WeoIemmerne life glemmer, al
De ogioa bar andre Bligter ut to
Bare paa.
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rig aoinbe.& Iubber itiftet meo Def
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"apinbets Rettigbeoer- men bet ier
MI no til, at Observation-Disclosures
naalet" nier % mer er fonlmet bag
ON andre Spsrgsmaal, Der mer an
gaar bet belle Samilrnb.
8omben / Dor Sio er en- Rast
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ter, bpor bun life enbnu bar faat
Stemmeret. Sisie mpgtige aotnbe'
fIubber, ltIrto,1er % Sorenineer bar
en- SnbFpoeIie. iom itrRffer fig len.
ger, erb mango tror. "Rure.Sooo"'
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gnaeube 9srnearbetoe bar | flor To-
ftrRfnine ,apinberne bag fig. 90
boTSt life Sanbets aoinber for en-
lib fi6en paa meb Of faa aHnt en-
acknowledgements? Seq t9nter, shin.
berne gtf ooer @rGnien ben Gang
men be merte BET oiit baaoe Rriigi
og bel, og hi biz reipeftere Dem for
oct.
On fremrageuoe amcrifanf &uin.
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aoin6e-4lubberne Der | 2anoet Far
uorettet. De bar arbeioet me6 Sch
for Tolerance, iiRr paa oct reIigisie
Smraabe, merer bum. af raturIige
@rrmoe bar apinbeu pRret ienere ON
at hume oiie reItsiss Sororogaig'
heS END Wanben. Snalebes bar To-
toIIfe oa proteItantife Spinber baot
oauifeIigt for at omgaaes b~oeranore
eaa en- jfiffeIis Raaoe, og bet iamme
giaISt apinber Of forifieaige prate'
ftantiFe SamfunS Dem imeaem- Oct
bar meo an6re Sr6 ofte pGret Zig,
Of apinoer, Der 'tco abffilte, bnab
oeres Srosbefienoel'e drgit, ogiao
bolSt fla aSifiIte eIlerS. g9eu iaa er
Get life langer; og Serfor Tan man
flor lioitrpfning stne aptnoe-aIub-
berne &reu.
apinbe.a Iubberne bar oeion giort
1T til at ubrpoSe SIaober, p~anitdar
ben nGpnte apinbe. Teolemhrrne
er ~interesIeret / oistigere Ting END
fine gemers og Raboers pribote vi
iRrer. la
gioere bar aninoe.a lubberne lGri
line ReoIemmer at ignorere De fcn'
~pentioueae arap, Selfobslipet filler
til gerioner, Der msbes uben al mere
'ringeite Snteresie ior bperanore ce
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Gn fatal
eiSres cfte az Sc Heeeitc
D~eeerab'Self.

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Rpspert.
Rssperf CT fsrfe SUMPTION poa Rpre.
ip9bpm.
alSorliss sorot,ftnesr iplser.
loans esbn,p 8tas beIbrsber BEN itrais.
EpfQti fte til bet CT for FEM.
Snttil bet bItr 9iabetes arigbts Spgs
BON.
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q. u. gTnerp, en- fprbenparrHbe sSaruvr
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aabetais SparA 4tbHsp gtns.-
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agent<r for be 6orrneoe Slater.
QUIT Rsrurt :-Sodns os tag tIutet dnbsi.
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@alfarterne til Weffa % Reoir

@~aliarterne til Meffa % ReOiuc
iGtter itoSig en- Rasie R~enneifer
gepeseIie. Sanr bar life minbre emf
2St 100 Mubamebanere rerit til D.
beuige SteSer. 1850 al oisie pa,
Surtere, 10000 fom fro Snbier, IT,
600 fra Rdroffo, 10000 ira Spo'
rusIanb, 1900 ira 8eriien, 1906
ira Subon og 10000 ira glitara
SiSIigere bar 8eiteu aiort forf1rbe'
Iige Seriineer blanSt 8ilgrimem
men iaar bar SuuSbeSStilitanoer
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burtige 8efororing paa ben me Seo'
idos Sernbane og De itrpuse fdui'
tore SorboIosresIer, ioru M tages
arabiens SapreitGSer.
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ON. Get offenSes nit til errboer
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Or. geter Sabrnep & Cons Co, t12
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esuten Ohio. Been 1SIsbs. .

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-16

Granger De en- SsmafiHr? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo iom noeen anoen
Spmaifine til ben eobbeIte Bris.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Reception to Miss rlary Custis Lee.

Or Wednesday afternoon, June ~,
the IT. @. Kelley Chapter, U. ID. o.,
entertained Miss Mary Custis Lee, VINO
is at this time at Mt. Custls the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. l.. M. Tiffany at the
home of Mr.. James III. Fletcher, Jr.
The occasion was one Of great inter
est. manifested by the large gathering
of daughters, veterans ana frlenus,
and the scene one long to be remem-
bered as the guests moved IN ana OUT
of the beautifully decorated rooms;
Confederate colors and flags draped
the archways and portraits OF Gen;
Lee, while the fragrance OF red ana
white roses filed the air. Refresh
ments were served in the parlors by
Misses Mary and Hardenla Fletcner'
Ellen Edmonds, and Virginia Hopkins;
Miss Lee had pleasant and cordial
greeting for each one presented 10
her, and had she not already been
given the warm regard and high es,
TEEN of all, because of her honored
father. Gen. Robert Z Lee, her own
genial personality would have won Tor
her the affection of all present. She
was presented with two bouquets oil
lovely roses and lilies, little Misses
Nav Edmonds and Frances tletcncr
making the presentation.
Upon taking her leave MISS Lee
wished that the T. @. Kelley Chapter
be speedily organized and that lts IN
Auence might be wide and potent.
Daughter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
TaEgler Island.

While on a recent visit to Tangier,
we were so strongly impressed with
the place and its people, that we
thought it only just to them that the
general public should become better
acquainted with them, and write TO
cali attention to this Island and It's
inhabitants.
AS one may readily surmise the
principal occupations are those con-
nected with the water, oysterlng,
fishing and grabbing. The spirit OF
the place may be seen from the in
dustry and progressiveness which en-
tiers into these occupations. All Is
action, everywhere the men are busy
with their boats, both sail and gaso
line: the gasoline launch is fast tax
ing the place of the sail boat, and th(
people are aroused to the vast posi-
bilities of material advancement ant
not slow to improve every opportun
ity. in fact it would be difficult to i'm
agine a more thrifty and prosperou
people. 8.
The same spirit of advancement l
seen in their homes. They have ant
are building houses which will com
pare favorably with those of any com
mmity, and as to their hospitality
that is proverbial and what is more
while they have kept abreast i'll othe!
things they have also, done so i
their feeding and to eat wit
them is to sit down to tables loade
with the best, prepared in manne
to tempt even the appetite of an epicu!rr
They have large idea of communit
life and its responsibilities, and hay
built what is probably one Of I'll
finest churches in any rural commun
ty, an edifice at once showing the
1 piety and public spirit, asst cost the
g about $4,000.
S But this is not all, they have
: schoolhouse which will serve as
e model for any town. This cost the
in the neighborhood of $4,000. All
all they are a people deserving muC
k credit and we wish them God spec
y H. r. Boggs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Weddings.
DeCormis Lewis.

At high noon on Saturday, June TO-
at Accomac Q. H., Va, the hlosC III
teresting social event OF tue Season Season
took place, when Miss Ma ase 80
Anderson Lewis became the BRIDE Oh
Dr Joseph LeCenne DeCormis, Kev.
p r Uenderlite, assisted by Rev. in
Goode. pastor of the Baptist Churcn'
o0iciafing. The church was artisu-
calIv decorated in California prlVeC
and NOTED plants. the color scheme
being green and white.
As the soft, sweet strains OF l'oheh-
grin,s wedding march, rendered py
Miss Margaret Groton, were w% T,'.,o
aloft on the wings of typlcal 'uho o
dav. the bridal party ehIereu ' W
church. The ushers were: Dr. vi . "A
Avres Mr.. b. II. Fisher, Mr.. w. a.
Bioxom, Jr., of Accomac, ana Dr. !.
r Jarrett. of Petersburg. The flowers
Girls we're little Misses Margaret crop
Der and Elizabeth Ayres carrying
baskets of sweet peas. ~, n,.;o
The maids of honor, Miss Mamie
DeCormis, sister of the groom, anu
Miss Margaret f. Lilliston were pe-
conn;ncIv gowned in white net over
faffeta wearing white picture hats anu
carving white carnations. Inc oliuo
beautifully attired in traveiing gown
of tan Chiffon Panama cioth otei
taffeta with hat and gloves TO matSll
carving brides roses, entered on u1e
arm of her uncle, Mr.. Cecil Cariyle
RIoxom, of Norfolk, who gave hel
away and was met at the altar py
fine Groom and his best man, " D.
Mon Slower, of South Boston, va
The rroom's gift to the bride was
diamond ring with triple setting, aho
his favors to his best man ana usher'
were hand-chased fob pencils, unt
BRIDES gift to the groom was a cres ,
pin made of the family coat-ol- arm
and favors to her maids OF honor WEI
oriental lace fans. The git from Vi'
brides mother was pearl brooch, Uh'
Off from the BRIDES uncle VINO gave
her in marriage was gold PIN Una
had been handed down for 1--WE genera
tons. ;,,or a
An informal reception was gwen d
the home of the bride the evening De
fore to the bridal party and lev
friends with Miss Margaret Bel IRON
Fi Paso' Texas, cousin of the groom
presiding at the punch bowl I'm I'm
| bride is one of the attractive socla
leaders of the Eastern Shore, an,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William LIZ +
Lewis. The groom, formerly RESI-
dent of Shawboro, N. c., is one OF Tn
leading physicians OF the has'er'
p Shore. o;l,,o,
The presents consisting OF silver
cut glass and china were numerou
and handsome, among them ches
) of silver from the groon's parents,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Position on Game Question

My position on the Game, question
having been misunderstood or mis-
represented l take this method OF stat
ing it. :,onts .,
/ favor the shipping by residents OF
game killed in the day time with a
gun shot from the shoulder. am
opposed to trapping, hghtlng AM III
shooting with guns that cannot Oe
shot from the shoulder.
If elected l propose to give the roao
question most careful consideration
and study and will endeavor to have
the best possible roads obtainaole q a
present rate of taxation, and sinai
enter upon the discharge of my d ?ll
ties without pledges to any one wiz III
the desire to do what | conceive TO o.
right. and for the best interests o
the people.
Thos. w. Blackstone,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Fourth of July Entertainments.

The ladies of Grant Memorial Nj. Z.
Church will serve supper and other
refreshments on July 4th-fried
chicken, soft crabs, ice cream and
other good things. Your patronage
solicited. Should the Fourth be stormy
supper served the next day.
Committee.
The ladies of Assawaman M. Il:
Church, South, will hold a fair at
Wisharts Point on July 4th, 1907;
Everybody is expected TO come and
enjoy this national holiday with us,
and at the same time assist a worthy
cause, the rebuilding of Assawamar
Church.
Ample provision will be made to ac
commodate the large crowd expected
Dinner and supper will be served at
nominal sum also ice cream and cake
and on the same day two ~ excur
sions to Chincoteague Island, the tirs
one leaving Wisharts at 10 a. M, th'
second (2nd) at 2. p. M, returning a
about 6 p. m. Come and enjoy your
self. CommlUUee'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
. NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Miss Ida Wheaton is home from
pocomoke city for the summer.
Miss Alice Burton left this week for
Charlottesville to take course OF sIuo-
les in school there.
MIR. Thomas Sleigh and Miss Madge
Melvin were married on tne lfV'i i'''o''
Rev. Il. II. Liddell officiating
MIR. s. II. Johnson and Mr.. Hiram
Birmingham and wife, OF HoornVoWh'
spent day in town this week.
MIR. Newman and wife, lately mar
ried in Philadelphia, are spenuine
their honeymoon here at nome Vi MI
and Mrs. r. +. Keas.
Messrs. ]. f. Holland and Edward
ellis have bought the goods OF Mr. >.
r. Powell and will add to the already
large stock of dry goods and notions'
MIR. Charles Henderson and family
of Phila, have moved to Chincoteague
and will engage in some business mere.
He was treasurer of the Boothly
Hotel while in Philadelphia.
Can't VIM. Powell of Green Kun
Life Saving Station, it is reporUeu'
has bought all the ponies on farra,
more's Beach and will bring them
here for breeding purposes.
At meeting of the directors of our
hank on 18th inst, resolutions were
adopted for opening branch oanK al
New Church next Monday and to eS'
tablish a childrens, department III DahR
here.
Among those visiting friends anc
relatives here are Jesse Adams o.
philadelphia, Samuel Field of Balti
more, MIR. and Mrs. s. Martin OIL Onall
cock. Mrs. Smith of Harrington, Mrs
Theodore Purnell and Misses Ayre'
of Berlin and Mrs. David Wiltbank o
Parksley.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
F. w. Byrd, NJ. E. Selby, Q. l.. ware
i E. Ballard, NJ. f. Crawford, j.: Il
| Miles, B. Kennerly and G; e. Ken
nerlv, Baltimore; r. F. Hail. N TSS:Y
York; w. f. Scott, S. A. Bowen, WI
mington; II. Nj. Kendall, Brockt0ml
Mass: Miss Eva Ayres. Berlin; Il. W
polk. G. P. Council, POcomoke city
Peter DRYDEN, Charles Langton, SnoN
Hill; P. S. Figgs, @. K. Sterling
Northampton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Democratic Primary Election for
Accomac County.

At a meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee for Accomack
county held at the Courthouse, Mon
day, May 9th, 1907, the following
regulations were made and judges APP
pointed for the Democratic County
primary, to be held June %, l9oL
Qualifications of Voters.
All white democrats, who are or
who will be legal voters at the gen
eral election to be held in November,
1907, shall be entitled to vote at SAID
primary. And all persons partlclpa-
ting in said primary shall thereby De
considered as binding themselves 10
vote for the nominee in the ensuing
general election. Polls will be held at
regular voting precincts only.
Judges of Election
Chincoteague-Geo. r. Colburn, L.
Henry Savage, Edw. T. Mears.
Observation-Disclosures: L. Sharpiey'
Geo. S. Lang, VIM. Ellis.
New Church,. Ernest Johnson
f.. w. Hutchinson, Clinton Tull.
Saxis-W. q. Lewis, Louis f.
Marshall, Joseph Cutler
Sanford-Cornelius A. Cutler, Je'
rome Marshall, Benz. Holly.
Temperanceville-W. B Conquest
w. G. Gillespie, j. A. Barnes. -
ppsville-Sewell Bloxom, }. .
Gordy, Isaac K. Marshall. 49,
Bloxom-Jno. o. Byrd, Jas. W
Fletcher, J. w. Barnes.
Newstown-J. G. Littleton, VIM. w
Byrd, g. w. Core.
Parksley-Joel II. Ewell, s. l.
Baker, George Sledge.
Accomac-W Wesley J. Watkinson
Jno. w. Hickman, Edward L. Ed
monds. ~
Onancock-Geo. s. Walter, A. M
Nottingham, E. B. NAPLES, Jr.
Tangier-N. H. Die, Jno. II. Nc
Cready, Jas. Costin.
Cashville-Spencer J. Drummond
Jno. NJ. Oliver, Tank Evans.
Wachapreague-J. X. Harmon, Jas
G. Mock, VIM. L. Fosque. :,
Pungoteague-Jno. L. Warren, NJ
r. Doughty, Louis j. burlington.
) Hawks Nest-Geo. w. Elmore, Sr
: Frank S. Smith, Jas. w. Downing,
Belle Haven-Geo. w. Abdell, ldr
IL. Mapp, Southey S. Mapp.
=. Craddockville-Wm. II. Hyslur
Lorenzo D. Mears, Henry T. Martin
3 Secretary. G. Walter Mapp,
Chairman.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Onancocrc.

Miss BERTHE Lee NAPLES is visiting
her cousin Miss Anna WOODWARD vi
Hampton.
Miss Edna Hewitt of Winchester is
visiting Miss Annie +. Hopkins a1
Ingleside.
Rev. b. Lacy Hoge has left for West
Virginia, where he will conduct re-
vival services
the Accomack Traction and Power
Company have opened an ONCE III
the Northam building on Main street,
Mr.. Ralph Y. Rich has been engag-
ed as one of the bOOkkeepers III the
Office of the Eastern Life Assurance
Society.
Mrs. b. II. Heinmitze and son,
Richard, who have been visiting MIS-
Webster Marshall, have returned 10
New York City.
DIR. Oscar l.. Powell has occupied
his new home on Main street. Inc
building is one of the largest anu
most imposing in town.
The mission services conducted by
Rev. |. r. Matthews at the Episcopal
church closed Wednesday night. They
were greatly enjoyed, and his plain
practical, earnest way of presenting
the gospel won general commenda;,
ton. His knowledge of the Bible and
the new lessons drawn from 1t was
wonderful to all who heard him. Two
baptisms occurred.
Miss Sue A. Langsdale, Miss Mar
garet Groton, Miss A. f. Hopkins
Miss Sarah G. Parker, Mrs. r. l.
Hopkins, Mrs. Jno. p. l.. Hopkins
Mrs. b. X. Powell, Miss Sadie Fetch
er, Miss Edna Hewitt, Miss Virginia
Hopkins, Misses Fannie, Bessie an(
Constance Taylor attended the recep
ton given Miss Mary GUSTS Lee a
the home of Mr.. James IL. Fletcher
Jr., Wednesday Afternoon.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
ParkSley.

Mr.. I'D. Johnson made a business
trim 70 Baltimore a few days ago.
Miss Mamie L. White is at the
home of her uncle. Mr.. w. II. Rev.
Mr.. Henry F. Parks made a b1sl-
ness trip to Georgetown, Del'' 'hiS
week.
Mrs. Sallie Littleton is at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs >. ~
Mason.
Miss Lena Johnson, teacher al
Front Royal the past session. IS nome
for vacation.
Children's day services Will be helo
in the Baptist Church Sunday night
June 23d, commencing at 5 O'CLOCK
Miss Sadie Mathews, who has beer
at Cass, w. Va, the past millinery
season, returned home afeW days ago
Misses Mary and Addie Parks are
on an extended visit to TRENDS aho
relatives in Baltimore and Chester
Pa.
Mrs. John S. Scott and daughter
Nell, are spending several days VIII
relatives at Norfolk and the EXpoSi
ton.
MIR. Arthur Parsons and Mr.. DAVE
Wiltbank were guests of E. ID. Far
sons the early part of the week MI VII
and Mrs. Wiltbank left later 10 d.
tend the convention of bankers d
jamestown Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mathews al
tended the commencement exercise
of a business college in Wllmlngoo
this week, of which their son Jesse
a graduate. He is now enjoying m
vacation at their home here.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-06-22
Belle Haven.

An annual town license of SlO. W
each has been placed on the new BANK
and the telephone company
w T. Duncan is remodeling the
Jno. R. Floyd property for A. n. H. IL.
Mapp, who expects to move from MS
farm into town.
Mr.. J. T. Savage together with sew
eraI other carpenters are pushing the
YORK on the new home of J.R. James,
Jr in Belle Haven on the land pur-
chased off of the Trower farm.
Thos. J. Coles, district agent, Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co., spent Sonit
time in town of late looking after hl'
business and in writing up conslder
able insurance in connectloh Will 0ii'
local agent at this place.
B. T. Stringer has commenced wori
on the old Trower or Doremus prop
ertv for Geo. R. Phillips, who con
terminates an up-to-date home IN Piac'
of the present long string OF building
once popular on the Eastern ohore'
Our list of visitors this week include
in mart Mr.. Frank Ward, of Baltim re
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. r. Duel
Rev. Mr.. Williams at the home @
Mrs. Fannie Brickhouse; Mr.. WI
Doughty and Mrs. Birmingham c
Baltimore at home of the Mlsse
Doughty; Mrs. Lola Jones at the nom N3 m
Of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. G. Walker; Mr.;
/ Hortel and son of Philadelphla at
r WalkIey's; Mrs. Maggie Ward
BALTIC. with Mrs. Bette Ward; mr.
Maggie Ray and sister, Miss JOS Is
Wh7fe of Missouri, daughters OF IL
Confederate Capt.White ofthis count!
visiting at l. w. Mears' and Thorn;
Ashby's.
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ChiIdren'S Day.
h6SpCCOluliy
Thos. w. Blackstone,

Come to Harborton Baptist Church
Saturday afternoon, June 29th, ppm.
and see what the ladies can give you
for 25 cents. A free admittance 10
The Children's Day exercises. Supper
such as the ladies of Harborton nave
the reputation of serving on such &c &C. .
casions. and an address by one OF me
most talented orators on the shofe
will he attractive features. Ice cream
and other delicacies of the season VIII
be for sale.
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HOrntOwn.

Miss Nevada Hurley is visiting her
parents at PocOmoke.
Mrs. V. @. Otwell, who has been
very ill., is now convalescent.
Mrs. NJ. E. Watson has returned
from a visit to her son, Mr.. Edward
Watson, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Birmingham
have returned from visit to his Sis
ter, Mrs. Floyd Mock at the court
house.
Mr.. Jack Rowley and sons, Masters
William and Vaughn Rowley, o.
Portsmouth paid us flying visit this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Winder, of At
lantic, and daughter, Miss Audrey
were the guests of her mother, MIS-
Shepherd, last week.
Among the recent visitors to on
town were: Mrs Taylor and daugh
ter, Mrs. c. Matthews, of Temper
anceville, at Mrs. Henderson's, Mrs
Carrie Short and daughter, Miss jamie
at Mrs. r. P. Evans, Mr.. BENIN.
Stevenson, of Pocomoke, at Mr.. l.. +
Parker's, Miss Holland Sedgwick, o
Stockton, at Mrs. Moore's.