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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Shop at Sachs.
Ehlers make a speciality of mems
furnishings.
Small boy wanted. Geo. Haffner
Masonic building.
For ready-to-wear apparel and mil
linery, go to Sachs.
Hawaii Nei is entitled to your con-
sideration. Drink to her prosperity in
Rainier beer.
Why don't you use Sweet Violet, the
butter that is all butter and always
sweet favored? G. Q. zee Hop & Co.,
telephone 251.
Don't miss the Sachs ado It will in
terest you. See page two.
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REV F. $. scuppER HERE.

Among the passengers from the ORR
ent for Honolulu by the Siberia on Fri
cav was the Rev. F. S. Scudder, D. d.
He is a cousin of the Rev. Doremus
Scudder, pastor of Central Union
asurch, and comes to take charge of
me Japanese work under the direction
Of the Hawaiian Board. DR.. Scudder
Is accompanied by three children.
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att often happens, said Uncle
Eben, "dat a man wants credit for
bein' truthful an outspoken, when he
= simply indulgin' desire to be dis
.r.teeea hle -
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A MAN

is known by the shirt he wears more
than by the clothes. A Monarch or a
Cluett shirt from Ehlers' is a pretty
good thing to be known by.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature IS on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, S. A.
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DIED.

GREEN-In Medford. Mass, septem-
/ Der 4, 1907. Ida c. Green, wife of
Frank q Green.
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Professional Cards
PIANO TUNING.

GEORGE LENoRD - Expert piano
tuner. Office, Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
246
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STRAYED.

BAY mare. three white feet, and
branded J. S. on right hip. Finder
notify this office and get reward.
1886
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

Daily News Special.
Baton Rouge. La, September ia
batch OF important decisions were
handed down this morning by the
Louisiana Railroad Commission, one of
them-that of the Industrial Lumber
Company ct al va the railroads af
fects the entire lumber industry of
the state, and all of the railroads Of
Louisiana This case was heard in
New Orleans on January. 8 and 4, of
this year, and was attended by all of
the railroads and the representatives
of the different lumber interests of the
state.
The decision provides the estimates
| for the Southwestern Traffic Associa-
| ton for the weighing of lumber cars,
and provides further that the cars
must be weighed by the carrier or the
first scale tracks over which the cars
pass, and for the second weighing the
consignee must pay $3.50 per car. Fol
lowing is the order in part:
"That whenever carload shipment
of lumber. transported between points
in Louisiana, moves over two or more
! track scales, whether the shipment b.
a shipment over one railroad only, o.
over two or more railroads, the ca
shall be weighed by the carrier at thu
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NO. &N.E.RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.

Northbound-From New Orleans.
To Cincinnati, st. Louis
New York ..........11:20 pm.
Cincinnati and st. Louis H:25 pm
" Meridian and Local ....10:2S am
" Meridian and Local -. 9:45 pm.
southbound--To New Orleans.
From Cincinnati. st. Louis
New York .......... 1920 am.
Cincinnati and St. Louis 5:25 pm
Meridian and Local ..12:20 p. m.
Hattiesburg and Local 400 am,
Through Sleeping Cars to Birming-
ham. Cincinnati and New York Din
ing Cars.
For rates and detailed information
apply to Ticket Agent, or George H
Smith, G. p. A.. New Orleans. La.
r. ]. Anderson, A. G. P. A.
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N
himself into
Eazle ~annis
Ms Earle supposed tonnd getting divorce that her
Admitted
worth $L0o00O0 settled
affairs
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

new five-room House, near Hardy
street, close In. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. N. J. Epley
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TemperanceyiIle.

Rev. J. A. Hearn has returned from
q visit to his brother at Wilmington,
Del.
Mr.. Chris Jones is home from trip
to Philadelphia and has resumed DIS
duties at A. s. Matthews & Co.'S store.
Several marriages, two or more, are
to be soleminized soon in our vile,
but the names and dates are Withheld
for the present.
More fertilizers are being bought by
our farmers this year than ever before
notwithstanding the low price OF
potatoes last fall. They ought to grow
more hay and corn and fewer pota'
toes.
Mrs. Mary Brodwater is visiting he,
nephew, Mr.. Roy Oldham, Baltimore
and is being treated by a specialist o.
that city. She has not improved
much vet according to the reports re
ceived.
The Martha Washington Tea party
To have been held here on 22d. of Feb
ruary, was postponed until next Fri
day night on account of the bal
weather and for other reasons. 1t ia
many attractive features and shoul
he we'll attended, as the proceeds vii
he used for church purposes.
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Social Event.

The most enjoyable social function
of the season, Valentine party, a
veritable battle of hearts took place
at the Baptist Parsonage, New
Church, Friday evening, February
Is, 1907, in honor OF Miss Carrie Mat
thews and Mr.. Horace Kelley. the
game of Hearts and Smiles" filled
the house with laughter and good
cheer till 10 o'clock, when the WIN
some hostess passed to the gentle
men a basket of mysterious packages
containing a fortune and a supper
partner. The thrice happy couples
enjoyment of the refreshments was
enhanced by the transformation OF
the dining room into Cupid's bower,
with hearts on every side and the
daintiest of heart favors to tuck into
ones pocket for keeps.
A later feature was the cutting OF
the heart cake, Mr.. Stanley Tull
finding the heart and-but that rests
with the young lady. One widower
among our number could not conceal
his chagrin that the heart was cut
ont before he had his slice.
The following guests were present
Misses Tabitha Fisher, of Welborne
Md. Cleora and Ida Bowen. Myrtle
selby. of Greenbackville, Bette
White. of Stockton, Vesta Gordy, o
Mappsville, Lizzie Watson, Margare
Shields, of Horntown, Josie and Heller
Tull, of Mona, Beulah East, OF Gal
Hall. Florence Covington, of Beave
Dam, Vera Nelson, Byzantine Horsey
Stella Meelhiem, Ruth and Helel
Matthews, Mae and Carrie Hutchinson
Helen Marshall, Mamie Davis, Cordi
Davis, Alice Henry, of New Church
Messrs. Woodie and Marion Merrili,c
Pocomoke, Md, Fred Tull, Mona, Keys
Reed, Birch of Chincoteague, Gro
yer Rowley, Melbourne, Willie Eas
Oak Hall, Earnest and Lester Pou
son. Clinton and Stanley Tull, Ma
fnie and Edgar Davis, Harry Nee
helm, Norman Shield, Hubbar
Marshall, Perry Slocumb, DIR.
w. Landlord, Lummie Mathew
Howard Marshall, Quin JUST
\ the chaperones: Rev. and Mrs. Cha
Clement, Miss Ella Johnson and M
= and Mrs. J. Will Stockley.
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Onley.

Rev. Mr.. Staples will preach at
Onley next Sunday at the usual hour'
Mrs. J. ]. Bailey is suffering right
mucb from burns on her hands re-
Gently.
Mr.. Oscar Hargis has accepted a
clerkship with mercantile hrm az
Cape Charles.
Mr.. T. B. Taylor, of the Life Saving
Service, was off on visit to his fami-
ly last Tuesday.
Mr.. O. M. Stevenson, OF cape
Charles. was in town this week, the
guest of Mr.. G. B. Savage,
Mr. A. J. McMath left for Norfols
on Tuesday to look after important
business of the Produce Exchange.
Miss Mollie Wheaton, of Chinco
teaoue. is visiting at the home OF MIR
and Mrs Herman Watson this week
Mr.. Cleve East, of this place, is nov
engaged in running an electric ca
from Norfolk to the Exposition
grounds.
Mrs Beachboard of our town is get
ting in her Spring millinery and ma
now open embroideries, laceS sn'
other Spring novelties.
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Deaths.

Mr.. Zorobabel G. Mason, prominent
az a Methodist tor half century or
more, and r. spected and esteemed by
everyone for his consistent Christian
life and many genial and kindly traits
in his character, died Wednesday after
a short illness at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Rogers, on
Onancock Creek, aged SO years. Two
daughters, Mrs. Thomas Rogers and
Mrs. Kate Nottingham, survive him.
Funeral services were held over his
remains at his late home on Thursday,
conducted by his pastor, Rev. Jno.W.
Nicholson, of Oak Grove Church, and
interment made in Onancock Gene
terry.
Mrs. H. Clay Nottingham died near
Daley, Northampton county, Thurs
day of last week of pneumonia.
MRS. Emma Somers, wife of Mr.
Allie Somers, died near GAINESVILLE
Monday of last week, aged % years
Mrs. Fatherly, mother of Mr.. Geo
Fatherly and daughter of Mrs. b. M
Dunton died last Saturday, near Mas
sawadox, aged about rs years.
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Trolley rIass-rleetlng.

A mass-meeting for the purpose OF
considering the advisability OF con-
structing trolley line on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia was held at Onley'
Virginia, February 25th, 1907.
The meeting was called to order and
Mr.. Thos. w. Taylor was elected
chairman, and Mr.. CIR. Waters, secre-
tary.
Estimates were presented from vari-
Gus constructors giving the probable
cost of the construction after which
the following committees were ap-
pointed to solicit stock and report at
subsequent meeting to be held al
Onley, Tuesday, March 18th, at Up. m.
Onancock-R. L. Hopkins, 5. H.
Powell, A. S. Kellam, j. S. Waples'
E. ]. Beloat, L. r. Doughty.
Onley-J. W. Rogers, W. A. Burton
O. B. Savage, A. ]. McMath, E. A.
Ames.
Tasley-T S. Hopkins, A. }. Lillis-
ton, II. P. Mock.
Accomac.-J. w. Edmonds, DIR. J.
H. Ayres, ]. s. Parsons, J. H. Fetch
err, r. H. Nelson.
Wachapreague-M. r. Bulman, O.
B. Willis, A. s. Kellam, j. t. Kellam'
A. II. G. Mears, E. T. Powell, &. W.
Birmingham.
Locustville-W. j. Milliner, Nat
Swanger, A. J. Kellam, B. L. Gunter'
J. II. James.
On resolution the above committee
was instructed to ascertain the senCi
ment of the people in their respective
territory, as to the best route for the
proposed line.
On motion, after discussion the fol
lowing resolution was adopted: Re-
solved, that a committee OF sever
be appointed to consider the follow
ing questions in detail, and to submit
q report to mass-meeting to be helt
at Onley, Tuesday, March 18th, on
1st. Location of route.
End. Probable cost of construction
3rd. Operating expense.
4th. Probable amount of receipts.
5th. Territory, population and IN
, dustry.
9th. Right of way.
18th. Cost of stock per share.
s. +. Rogers, chairman, T. W. Tay
lor. A. J. McMath, G. L. Northam, X
L. Hopkins, A. S. Kellam, ). ID
Fletcher, Jr., committee.
The meeting then adjourned to NEE
at Onley, Va, Tuesday, March, l21h
r. w. Taylor, Chas. II. WaoerS'
g Chairman. Secretary.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.


Mrs. Mary Booth is visiting friends
in Snow Hill.
Rev. Thos. @. Davis, of Spring Lake.
N. j., visited us this week.
The is months old child OF Mr.
Thomas Bowden died last Wednesday
Miss Beatrice Jones has accepted
position with Armstrong, Gator Co.,
Baltimore.
The Atlantic Hotel has been filled
to its utmost capacity by travelling
men for last three weeks.
The order of United Americans
held all entertainment i'll Town Hall
two nights this week with a full at
tendance.
Gasoline boats are being built and
will soon be launched for Messrs.
Archie Jones, K. ]. Jester and F1eio
burlington.
Capt. Jno. B. Jones is now wearing
broad smile. His happiness Is
caused by pair of fine boys when
lately put in an appearance.
Mr.. John vickers, of Baltimore, has
succeeded James Hastings as engineer
of Tug Esther and Mr.. Hastings viii
open up soon a jewelry store here.
Our oyster catchers started dowr
the bay this week. AS the times e1
pires on March 25th it was important
to them that they delay no longer
Mr.. William R. Snead and Miss
Mary Jane Olaville were married a
the BRIDES home Wednesday, Feo
ruary 9th, Rev. H. P. Jones otficlat
ing. The attendance at wedding wa
large, and everybody carried them
present and wishes them a happ.
and prosperous married life.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel TIL
week: w. G. Hall, G. E. Kennerly
Baltimore; G. E. Swain, VIM, Thomr
son. T. Melvin, Philadelphia; Z. W
Carol. New York; j. .. Sasse, Ale
It. Selby, Wilmington; Fred Howard
Salisbury; A. H. Howard, Berlin; A
G. shockley, Stockton; E. W. Polf
Pocomoke city; R. D. Lingo, Mills
boro; A. Russell, G. Prettyman, MI
ford; R. M. Lewis, Exmore; Q. Z
Custis, G. F. Kelly, J Q. Otwell, L
G. Watson, ] S. Tyler, Chas. Kew
, w. G. Matthews, Accomac.
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Cape Charles.

Miss MYRTLE f. Thorington, ot POGO
moke. Md, is visiting the Misses
Fitzgeralds on Mason Ave. for few
days.
Mr.. III. N. Lewis will soon have MS
launch, Olive, ready for launching
which he has had under way for the
past two months.
Messrs ]. w. Jones, M. II. Steven
son and L. E. Mumford gave the
fire department a big dinner at the
Arlington Inn last Sunday, also a big
supper at same place on Friday nighC'
Messrs Willis Addison and T. IT,
Fisher, who have been confined 10
their rooms for the past week WIN
malaria, we are glad to report, mucn
improved and out on our streeUs
again.
IT, is rumored that Mr.. Kerwin,
keeper of Plantation lighthouse mas
been transferred to station at Port
Norfolk, which is much better posi-
ton than he held here, and will soon
move his family over with him.
Mr.. William M. Kellam, 81 years
of age, committed suicide here at
O'Clock last Monday morning, 25tf
ult., by blowing his brains out with
nistol. Mr.. Kellam returned home
Sunday night, oath. ult., from BUS
mess trip of several days and wen
TO the home of his brother, DIR. b. y
Kellam, where he spent the evening
and did not make known his intent
ion of self destruction. His father
Mr.. ]. G. P. Kellam, arose at the usu
al hour and inquired of his son II hf
was not going to breakfast. His re
plv was, that he was feeling badi.
and thought he would stay in bed a
while. A short time afterwards nj
father returned to the room and foun'
his lifeless body across the De'
clutching the revolver in his hand
Mr.. Kellam left note sayingill healtl
was responsible for the ras / act. In
terment took place at Eastville, va
Tuesday 2 p. IN. His father and bro
Their have the sympathy of everyon
( in our community in their great dis
3 tress. Mr.. Kellam had been travelln
salesman for the Pepsimint Chemlca
+ Co.. of Chestertown, Md, for severe
2 months.
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Honor Roll of Accomac High School

Grade II-Elizabeth Ayres, Jennie
Fletcher, May Edmonds, Margaret
Leatherbury, Paul Bull and William
Beloat.
Grade IV-Betsey Fowler, Pearl
Sterling, Floyd Mock and Ben MILL
ner, Eva Davis.
Grade V-Elizabeth Stevens, Mary
Cary Taylor, Lillian Milliner and
Thomas Blackstone, Jr.
Grade VI-Addie Vessels, Lizzie
Parker and James Parks.
Grade VII-Rebecca Davis, Marcle
Lilliston, Mary Parks and Helen Parks
Grade VIIl-Martha Taylor.
Grade IX-James Mock, John Ed
monds, John Ross, Bassett Ashby'
Grade X-Hardenia Fletcher, Saraf
Mock, Alfred Edmonds and VII
Stevenson.
G. B. Ish, Principal.
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Parksley.

Mrs. L. D. Lewis is on a business
trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Asa T. Justis has been quite
sick for several days with pneumonia
Mrs. julius Onley and son Read are
spending the week with the family Oh
her brother at Pocomoke City.
Mrs. B. S. Jones, of Pocomoke CITY,
has of late been visiting at the home
of her mother, Mrs. E. Barnes.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips, of Hebron
Md. was at the home of his daughter
Mrs. s. IT. Walter here recently.
Mr.. Jno. T. White, Sr., spent Satur'
dav and Sunday at Wachapreague al
the guest of Prof. James G. Mock, oui
efficient and popular high schooI
principal.
Mrs. Fl. T. Mason, who has beer
spending several weeks at the nome
Of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Nj
Dever in Washington, returned home
this week.
Messrs. Pate & Mason, and d. ID
Johnson g. Son have had the interlo
of their respective store houses paint
"a white which adds much to thei
appearance.
MIR. and Mrs. Lacy G. Ross,recentl'
married here, stopped off while e.
ronte from their wedding tour to thei
home in Richmond and spent the ia
with relatives.
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Harborton.

Miss Margie Reid is the guest OF
Miss Mary Mock at her home, Maple
Grove.
Mr.. John Snellenburg Doughty left
for Baltimore by steamer PocomoKe
on Friday of last week.
Steamer Pocomoke, due here on
Monday, did not arrive until Tuesday
on account of bad weather.
Miss Madge Kelley entertained a
few friends at her home on Main ST.,
Friday evening of last week.
Our roads have been in terrible
condition of late, but few days OF
sunlight will soon put them in good
shape again.
Protracted meeting, which was TO
commence here Sunday night,
18th ult., was postponed on account OF
bad weather.
Whooping cough is getting to be
thing of the past with US much to the
delight of the old as well as young
people Of the town.
The young folks of the town hae
things their own way on Thursday o
the late snow storm. The men woui(
"skidoo" even when they saw gir
coming.
Work on rebuilding the factory, re
Gently burned here, will begin sooi
and it is expected to be the beginning
of a building boom for the town.
A new High School building vii
soon be in course of erection here.
committee has been appointed to loo
after it, energetic and enterprising
which will push it rapidly to compile
ton.
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Antl-S Saloon League Convention.

The sixth annual convention of the
Anti-Saloon League of Accomac
county will be held at Painter on
Tuesday, April 18th, 1907. Rev. E. j.
Richardson, field secretary of North
ern and Eastern district, Virginia
Anti-Saloon League, is arranging to
have speakers of national reputation
attend the meeting. Many prom
inent temperance workers OF the
county will also be present.
We beg to ask the pastors and
other friends of the cause to speak Of
this meeting and plan to be present
Spencer F. Rogers, Thos. q. Kellam
President. Secretary
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Onancock.

Mrs. VIM. U. Nottingham, OF East
vile, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
R. L. Hopkins.
DIR. Edward B. Finuey has returned
from the hospital, much stronger ana
greatly improved.
Mrs. Thomas M. Scott is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. g. F. Kelly and
Mrs. E. o. F. Custis.
Miss Ada Warren, of the Johns
Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, Is at
home for few days.
Mr.. VIM. T. Bundick returned
Thursday from lecturing tour IN
Florida. and other Southern States.
Bishop Tucker conducted service
and preached to large congregation
in the Episcopal Church, Monday
night.
Mr.. j. @. Justis is preparing to build
two dwellings on the Main street lou
formerly belonging to the late capt.
Thomas Johnson.
The Rev. J. Lacy Hoge, recently
called to the pastorate of the Baptist
Church arrived Friday night, and VII
preach tomorrow morning.
The committee to collect all thf
data possible in regard to the trolley
road is requested by the chairman
Mr.. Spencer F. Rogers, to meet IL
Onancock, Tuesday next at 3 p m
The removal of the postoffice to ONT
of the new brick buildings meets Will
general approval, and is COMMENDED
bv the patrons. The room is hand
some, and sufficiently large Tor TN
necessary convenlences.
Mr.. Upshur @. Sturgis has bough
of Mrs. 1. w. Bagwell the balance O
the White lot. 1t has a frontage o
40 feet on Main street, and 112 feet O
King street. 1t is understood that h
will erect a brick building GOVERN
the Main street frontage at once.
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Williams.

Rev. Mr.. Hearn will preach in the
old school house at Pittsville, Sunday,
March Sd, 1880 p. M.
Miss Lois Taylor spent Sunday with
her newly married brother, Mr.. wal
lace Taylor, of Mona.
On the sick list at present are Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Taylor, Miss Sue Gill
lette, Mrs. Mary Jones aud two child
rem.
Miss Beulah Taylor is home from a
delightful visit to friends and relatives
of Pocomoke City and Somerset
county, Md.
Miss Minnie Trader entertained a
few friends Saturday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Mamie
White, Mamie Byrd and Beulah ray
lor -Messrs. Moody and Neal Taylor
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Hunting Greek.

Mud-we have enough of it at pres
ent for life time.
Miss Annie Middleton spent the
week with friends at Pocomoke City'
The estate of Mr.. w. A. Barnes Is
richer by many thousand dollars more
than it was a week ago 1t is not IN
cash though but fine baby boy
Quite number of our men ieft on
Monday by boat and train, for the clam
beds on the seaside, where many OF
them have found lucrative employ
ment for many months.
Mr.. Arthur J. Lafferty, after speno
ing a few days at the home OF Mr
VIM. Andrews, left on Saturday 10
his home in New York accompanies
by his cousin, Miss Florence Andrews
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Qualifications and Wills Probated.

During February estateswere quail
fed on and wills probated before
clerk of circuit court as follows: John
f. Russell and Joseph r. Riggs quail
fed as administrators of E. Warren
Russell, deceased; Jno. w. Dix as ad-
ministrator of Levi Dix, deceased;
7. Harmanson Kilmon, as administra-
tor of Geo. w. Kilmon, deceased
Stewart X. Powell as curator OF
James Henry Wharton, deceased
Frank Fletcher as administrator OF
Sarah A. Hudgins, deceased; Tully
]. and George T. Scott as admins
traitors of Jno. A. Scott, deceased
Vim. T. Masontas administrator Of
Asa J. Crockett, deceased, and Lee
B. Kellam as curator of Daniel Dun
can, deceased.
Wills were admitted to probate o.
Henry P. Byrd, deceased, and o
Azariah Drummond, deceased, Geo
P. Parks qualifying as executor o
the latter.
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You will get treated right here.
We don't sell your neighbor an artl-
Gle for $500, and you one for $500
that is worth only $500, but we sell
it to both for what it is worth, $500.
Our motto: One price, and that the
lowest to everybody.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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We have on siding another car OF
Baugh & Sons Co. 7 per cent. guano
this week for both Irish and sweet
potatoes and still have part of car OF
Red Dog middling to sell from the
house. Come and get whatyou need
come as early as you can.
Greenbush Manf'g Co.
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Announcements.

To the voters OF Atlantic Magisterial District
Have been faithful to you in the discharge OF
nv duties as public servant as promised YOU
would be when | was first electedY IL 50 l
again kindly ask you for one more Term as 1anon-
cratic Primary and il my friends will honor me
with one more term again promise iaitni y.
honest and efficient discharge OF the duties OF the
office TO the best of my ability. Thanklns my my
lind friends for all past fayors and Tor all 'heS
iii render me in the future. remain
VIM Your humble. public servant,
IL. T. Ross, ST., constable.