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MRS. 0EoR0E WALTERS

ashealthy child as can be found anywhere.
Lydia T.. PinkhamS Vegetable Compound
Is blessing to all expectant mothers"
Mrs, Elva Barber Edwards OF
Cathlamet, Wash, writes:
Dear Mira Pinkham;-
81 want TO toll you how Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound carried me
through the critical period Of the Change OF
Life without any trouble whatever, Also
cured mo OF very severe female weakness,
cannot say enough in praise OF what your
medicine has done for me-
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Walters and
Mrs. Edwards It will do for other wO-
men in their condition. Every suf-
fering woman In the United States
Is asked to accept the following In
vitation. II Is free, viii bring you
health and may save your life.
Mrs. Plnkham's Iavitatlon to MOmea.
Women suffering from any form OF
female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
located and the quickest and surest
way OF recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience in treating
female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will
help your case. Her advice IL free
and helpful.
0 than thirty years its long list of
lkham's Vegetable Compound to
y fair minded person.
mOOnnd flakes Sick women Wei.
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Keller.

Sweets going to market IN large
quantities from this section. Don
let's ship too fast. 1t looks ike goou
prices for the whole season.
Rev. J. Arthur VIM and wife ana
daughter, who have been visiting al
the home of DIR. Jno. f. Mapp Tor
several weeks, returned to their home
in Boydton on Thursday.
Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
brought great many people'to town.
The fair was as usual success.
Thirty years gone, it looks good Tor
another quarter of century.
The Bank of Keller, Inc, has
awarded the contract for its new
building to Furniss & Pilchard. The
building is to be put on the lot op'
posite new depot. and will be one OF
the handsomest bank buildings on the
Shore. The bank is in fiourishipt
condition and great local con
venience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Mears gave
a delightful five O'Clock dinner OF
Thursday, 22nd, at their beautifu
home Locust Grove" in honor o
Miss Catherine Betty, of Norfolk, ant
DIR. John B Mears,o of the u 5. Navy
now stationed at Baracoa' CUBA
Others present were: Miss Eisl
Blome, Baltimore, Mr.. Bently Byro
Washington, DR.. and Mrs. H. .
White, Mr.. and Mrs. A. James Byro
Mrs. Emma S. Mears, DR.. John L
Mapp, Mrs. Ada Hyslup; Messr'
Chas. b. Mears, G. Walter Mapp an
Austin Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs. Near
make a most charming host an
. hostess.
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Temperanceville.

The marketing of our sweet potato
crop began this week.
Mr.. Nat Blackwell and friend, OF
New Jersey. are guests of MIR. John-
son Blackwell this week.
Rev. J. A. Vim, former pastor,
wife and baby were welcome visitors
TO friends in and around our village
this week.
Mr.. Arthur Taylor, a promising
voung man, son of Mr.. A. S. Taylor
died last Saturday after a protracted
illness of typhoid fever.
Miss Edith L. Byrd is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Portsmouth ana
in Southampton county, and attending
the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Lizzie Grinnalds and daughter
Mary. both very sick of late with
typhoid fever, are convalescent. Many
cases of the disease are reported IN
this part of the county.
Rev. J. E. Hearn has returned IRON
a two weeks vacation, very much de-
lighted with his outing. He VISITED
jamestown while on his trip and re-
ports it as great show.
A delightful tea was given by DR.
and Mrs. Frank Fletcher at thell
home at Jenkins Bridge on the 24ti
inst, from 4 to o'clock in honor o
their sisters, Misses Florence an'
Julia Fletcher, of Tacoma, Wasning
ton. who return soon to their presen
home to the regret of their friends Il
this section, and everybody is WIN
knows them. Among these presen
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Corbin, MI
and Mrs. VIM. Stevenson, Mr.. an
Mrs. Kensey Horsey, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry E. Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. NELL
| Witham, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Custi'
| Mrs. Gusts Smith, Mrs. Clinton MAJ
thews, Mrs Edna Robins; Misses N
Louise Trader, Charlotte Corbir
Eglatine Horsey Jessie Witham, My
tie Matthews, Mamie White and Mis-
Groton; Sam'l B. White, Archie Ju
tbs and others.
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Home Wedding at Assawaman.

A very quiet but pretty marriage
took place at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. R. Mock, Wednesday, August
21st., when their daughter, Bertha,
became the bride of DR.. Donald NC
Intosh, of Ashville, N. @. The house
was tastefully arranged in potted
plants and evergreens. The bride was
becomingly attired in suit of brown
taffeta, with hat and gloves to match
the groom wore the conventional,
black.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which the couple
boarded the South bound train amidst
showers of rice, stopping at Olc
Point. Richmond and other places
South. An elegant reception was
given them at the home of the groom''
mother in Richmond. They received
MANY handsome and useful presents
The groom is a promising young
physician, of near Ashville, N. U.
and the bride one of Accomack'smos
attractive young ladies who has man!
warm friends here, also in Ports
mouth where she has been teaching
for two years. duesU'
Assawaman, Va. August 27, 1907.
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BI. County Convention of W. c, T. U.

The Bi-County Convention OF the
w @. It. U. will be held at cape
Charles on September Sd and 4th.
Opening services at 1880 p. m. on
September 3rd.
The response to the address OF wei
come will be made by one OF the
Chincoteague Us.
Mrs. Amy Weech, State Secretary
Of the Y. w. @. T. u, will make the
address of the evening, speaking on
Cd and 4th. Mrs. Weech is one OF tne
finest temperance speakers we have
ever had among us. Naturally gifted
bioblv cultured, Mrs. Weech is most
pleasing speaker. She will speak on
rbincoteague Island twice on Sunday,
September End, and on Monday nlghti
at Wachapreague on Sunday morn
ing, September Sth, in the Methodis'
Church. She will also speak at oman
cock Onley and at other points, dates
TO be given in next issue. Superln
tendents of departments will pleas
send their reports to the proper OH
cers in time. Let us assemble at tn
convention in spirit of prayer ant
praise. Mrs. beUUle a. i'uo'
Acting Bl-Co. Pres.
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Belle Haven.

Miss Blanche Patrick, of Hampton,
Va. is visiting Miss Margaret West.
Misses Lizzie, Fannie and Lula
Pierce, OF Norfolk, are visiting Mrs.
VIM. B. Shield.
Mrs. w. G. Emmett is visiting the
Exposition and friends in Windsor,
N. c., this week.
Mr.. Thos. Duncan and wife, of New
port News, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Eveline Duncan.
Little Misses Margaret and Annie
Dickerson and Susie Haymon, OF
Salisbury, are at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. S. H. Pusey.
Mr.. w. G. Phillips and family, Mr..
A. A. Mears together with his wife
and son Burleigh, Mr.. re. Ashby anc
wife. Mr.. AL. Shield and wife spent
the past week at the Jamestown Elk
position.
The Belle Haven Bank is now doing
business in its new home, handsome
pressed brick structure-a credit Il
any community. Visitors from tn
city and surrounding towns are yer,
much surprised to find such a city
like building in country town.
Others visitors in town this wee
are Mr.. Charles Duer,o Cape Charles
and Miss Edna Goldman, of Baltimore
at Mr.. J R. Duer's; Mr.. George "
Arlington, of Fromberg, Montana,
Mr.. w. G. Emmett's; Miss Mattl
Birmingham, of Portsmouth, at Mr.
Bette J. Wards; Misses Hattie an
Vera Mears and Nellie Bundick
Mr.. I. w. Mears'; Mr.. and Mrs. Jul
son Mapp, of Newport News, at NJ
w. J. Wyatt's; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
p johnson, of Richmond, with Mr.. D.
, Savage.
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Onley.

Miss Viola Rogers left on Monday
for a short visit to Baltimore.
Miss Lola Bull is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. James, in New York city.
Mrs. Blackboard spent several days
last week with friends in Northamp-
ton.
Mr.. Fred Johnson has resigned as
operator of Western Union at this
place and Mr.. Frank II. Savage is his
successor.
Mr.. Truitt, of New Jersey, has &C
cepted position of night agent OF N
Y.P. & n. r. R.here, in place OF MI
Chester Savage, resigned.
Mr.. A. w. Mears and family, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Carrie Belote, OF
Mappsville, of late have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mears.
Among the visitors to relatives anc
friends in town this week were: Mrs
Annie Ward, of Portsmouth, Mr.. Joe
Wescott, of Mappsburg, Mrs. Colone
Nottingham, of Norfolk, and Mrs
Catharine Watkinson, of Baltimore
An enjoyable outing was given II
honor of Mr.. Fred Johnson to Burton
Bay Villa and on waters near there
by his friends on Friday of last week
The chaperones of the party of youn'
people in attendance were Mrs. l.. U
Watson and Mrs. @. F. Rogers. MIR
Johnson left for his home at Mills
boro, Del, on Saturday to the regre
of his many friends here.
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Cornerstone Laying.

Come everybody, come early, en-
iov yourself and make yourself and
everybody else happier. Do not for
get the time and place, September L,
1907, at Harborton.
Cornerstone of Jr. o. U. A. Nj. hall
to be laid at II o'clock IN. by Ocean
Lodge 116, A. F. & A. M. Dinner
served from u to 2 p. m. Speaking
after dinner by our State Councilor,C'
R. Fellow also by State Vice-Counciloi
J. It. Sharpley and others. Dedica'
tory ceremonies begin at 3 p. M
Special amusements for the children
during the day. Programme for the
night will be determined.
Come early, spend the day with III
and let us all have a good time
Members of fraternal orders specially
invited.
Harborton Council No. 1OS, Jr. y
Committee.
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In nemoriam.

II is with sad hearts that we record
the death of our companion and
friend, Mary ]. Vessels, who enter
ed into rest August 9, 1907. Stricken 5el
early in the year with that nat fa ns, G aus
ferines with Christian patience, and
met all who visited her with a bright
smile. We shall miss her so much in
f f Church. in the Sunday School
and in the home, Of which hdsl th she hr wss
the light. We cannot d heai Ihe b,, tro 1e
commend them to Him. who is too
wise to err, and too good to be un,
kind kind May we all who knew and
| loved her, strive to live nearer to
that God whom Mary loved from q
little girl to the end of her short LIE
By her schoolmates,
George Matthews
| Verna Finney.
Sarah Core.
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OnancOck.

Misses Mary and Elnora Parramore,
of Cape Charles. are at the home Oh
Mrs. b X. Powell.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. Newton Bagwen
and little son, James, of Baltimore,
Md, are visiting Mt. Prospect.
Mrs. William Waddy, of Eastvllle'
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. II. H.
Hopkins at "Ingleside," for lew
DAYS this week.
Mr.. Oswald B. Hopkins, who mas
been the guest of his father, OapO'
John P. L. Hopkins, left Tuesday LOT
his home in Lynn Haven Bay.
Mrs. Joseph L. Cahall, who has
been the guest for the past six weeks
of her mother, Mrs. B. X. Powell AT
Sans Souci, returned to her home III
Dover, Del, last Friday.
The Young men of the town gaze
most enjoyable dance at hopkins
Hall. Monday evening. Quite NUM-
Der of guests were present from Parks
ley and Accomack.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Powell MISS
Elizabeth Powell, and Masters VIII
liam and Henry Powell, of Ridge, st
Mary's county, Md, are at Melrose
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Shield
Mr.. and Mrs. O. n. Wyant an'
three children are visiting Mrs
Wyant's sister, Miss Vernetta A
Northam. The cordial welcome glVei
lMr. Wyant, by his former pupil
shows that his nine years absence ha
not lessened their respect for him
Mr.. Wyant was associate principa
of the Onancock Academy for mum
lber of wears but left here in 1893 10
Gambler, Ohio, where he was super
intendent of the Gambler Militar
Academy until the school was burne
in 1906. He is now superintendent c
large Military Institute at Lima
Ind.
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Parksley.

Mrs. Rose Wetman is visiting Miss
Sue Blackstone.
Miss Irene Kent spent last two
weeks at Crisfeld.
Mr.. r. I. Kent, wife and Miss Bessie
Kent were at Jamestown Exposition
last week.
Miss Emma S. Parsons has been
spending her vacation at Salisbury
and Ocean City.
Mrs. Jennie MARYLAND, of Charles
ton. S. c., is here with her sister ana
other relations in town.
Miss Annie Taylor and brother
Master Albert Taylor, of Baltimore
are at Mr.. D. G. Mason's.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Shipley, OF ST.
Louis, are visiting her brother Mr.
S. T. Taylor, on the bayside.
Mr.. Harvey ]. Barnes, of Rich
mond, is enjoying his vacation at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A
}. Barnes.
Mrs. Jos. Restein and daughter
Annie, of Cape Charles, spent las
week and Mr.. Jos. Restein Sunday a
home of Mr.. T. 1. Kent.
Miss Iona Scarborough of Phlladei
mia. and Miss Alma Dukes, OF Cir
| dletree. have of late been guests o
the family of Mr.. L. G. Gordy.
l Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Causey, of Gap
Charles, have been spending severa
days recently at the home of his pal
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Causey.
MIR. L. @. Gordy and family lei
Tuesday on his gasoline launch Haze
ON his annual ten days outing {
Ocean City and other points in Mary
land.
Mr.. G. A. F. Clayton, OF Norfol
county, a former resident and Cal
y fornia Forty Miner has been stayin
at the home of his brother near tow
several days.
Mrs. Eva Scott, wife of Mauri'
Scott. died Saturday night at Hosp
). tai in Salisbury. Funeral service
were held at her late home Monds
:, afternoon, conducted by Rev. A.
= Mather, and interment made in Par
y, sley cemetery. She leaves husoai
and two small boys.
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Temperance Addresses.

Mrs. Amy Weech, State Supt' OF
Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, will speak at the follow
ing places and dates:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1st ana
I'd, at 30 p. m.
Cape Charles-september Sd and
4th, at 1880 p. m.
Franktown September 9th, at 7;S'
p. m.
The hall at Painter-Septempel
9th, at 1880 p. m. :.
Wachapreague-In the Metnodis
Church at II a. M, on oth.
Dates for Onancock and onlel
given in next issue.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue.
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Deaths.

The delth in Richmond Thursday,
odd. of Rev. Robert B. Beadles removes
from the ranks of the Virginia Con-
ference one of the Oldest and most
honored members, he having entered
the ministry in 1855, fifty-two years
ago, forty-eight of which he served In
the active itinery, being placed on
the superannuated list about four
years ago at his own request. dis
funeral was held from paramount
Methodist Church, Richmond, and
was conducted by Rev. Z. t. Dadnum
and other Methodist ministers OF that
city. The deceased minister is surVi-
we'd by a widow and three children,
one of whom is DIR. Beadles, proml-
nent dentist, of Danville, Va.-Vir-
ginian-Pilot.
Rev. r. B. Beadles was also we'll
known and universally esteemed by
the Methodists in this county, many
of whom he had served as pastor be-
fore retiring from the active work.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bailey, wife OF
IMr. James H. Bailey, died Sunday at
her home at Cashville, OF typhoid
I fever, aged 81 years, and was laid to
rest on the following day in the fami'
lily burying ground on Onancock creek
after funeral services conducted by
/ her pastor, Rev. W. O. Walden, assis
ted by Rev. ]. d. Hosier. Her hus
band. six sons-Messrs. John j..
Samuel, James, Charles, Ralph ant
Finney Bailey, and four daughters
Mrs. Herbert Belote, Mrs. Arthur
burlington and Misses Ssllie and Viz
ginia Bailey survive her.
The deceased was most estimaol'
lady with the sincere affection OF
large circle of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Annie Barnes, highly res
pected and esteemed lady, widow o
Arthur Barnes, deceased, died Wed
nesday, August 9Th, at the home O
her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Kilmon
near Cashville, at the ripe old age @
90 years. She had been the most G
> her life amember of the M. E. Church
= Her body was inferred in Onancoc
cemetery. Three daughters-Mr'
s Maggie Kilmon, Mrs. Julia Kllmo
s. and Mrs. Lizzie Savage survive hel
% Capt. Henry Kellam, well-know
and worthy citizen of lower Accoma'
= died at the home of his son, MIR. Jon
7. w. Kellam, near Charlottesville, @
:. the 18th inst, aged "a years. His bod
was laid to rest in cemetery at Graz
dockville Church, after funeral serv
= - ces conducted by Rev. R. o. Payn
= One son, Mr.. Jno. W. Kellam, an
" two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Cham
Ter and Miss Sarah Kellam, survi'
III him.
" Mr.. Lee Colona, an industrio0
~ farmer and worthy citizen, former
" of Accomac, died near Pocomol
. City, Saturday, oath inst, aged abo
% AZ years. His body was brought
in Accomac and inferred in buryli
IS ground near Virginia Maryland lii
re on Sunday, after funeral services co
k. Quoted by Rev. Chas. Clement
1g Baptist Church.
D His wife, a daughter of the la
r. Jno. w. Kelly, and seven childr
Is survive him.
Mr.. William II. Mister, an inva
of many years, died at his home
Deep Creek last Saturday, aged
years. After funeral services at
ge late home on Sunday, conducted
nd his pastor, Rev. A. W. Mather,
lst remains were taken to the fam
Ia, burying ground, near Pungoteag'
Ic- for interment.
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NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES.
Chinc0teague.

MIR. Daniel Collier is in Kellam
Hospital, Richmond, for treatment.
Messrs. John Mears and Revel wat
son. of Onancock, spent the week
here.
DIR. Ray Matthews left this week
for Nevada, to accept a position with
a large mining company.
schooners Delane and Bennett ar
rived this week with cargoes OF COAL
which was sold at $3.50 per ton.
Mr.. John Johnson and family NOV
ed to Norfolk this week, where ne
will take charge of large barge.
MIR. John Thornton and family NOV
ed 70 North Carolina this week. he
will engage in oyster business there
Miss Halle Wheaton has added TO
the tame and wild fowl farm OF her
father, Mr.. j. w. Wheaton, and the
LARGEST in the United States, pigeon
ranch of 1900 imported from Europe
Mr.. K. ]. Jester and wife, Mr.
David Lewis, wife and son, MISS
Mary Snead, and Messrs. o. M.Jones'
G. E. Rabbit, James Scott, J. NJ.
Hill and others are at jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. It. Wimbrow is visiting IN
Philadelphia; Mrs. G. Booth is at AT
lantic City; Mr.. VIM. VESSELS Jr.'
| is in Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. j, L
Powell are sojourners at Ocean City
and Mr.. @. F. Matthews and James
Scott are in New York.
Mrs. Mary Lewis and son, OF Wal
mington, Mr.. Robert Richardson anC
family. Mr.. Odell Burch and Mr.. ii
TX Smith, of Philadelphia, Mr.. james
Richardson, of Baltimore, and Mrs
John Hilton, of Pleasantville, N. j.
are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Elton Burch, the popular OK
pressman from Harrington to tnl
place, and Miss Edna Mason, the pop
Mar and handsome daughter OF MIS-
VIM. J. Messick, were married at SNOW
Hill, Md. on 9th inst, and took uh
afternoon train for jamestown, theme
to Northern cities.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
H. H. Hall, John D. Ford, Nj. Z. oe
bv. G. H. Gill and wife, b. E. Gllh'
Mrs. Mamie Massey, Baltimore; j
w. Quinn, Morris H. Weiss, M.Goie
| man, Philadelphia; W. F. Scott
= A. Bowen, Wilmington; W. X. Blacz
f well, W. S. Pettenger, New jersey
f Miss Florida Taylor, st. Louis, MO
J. H. Blackwell, G. G. Guillette, A
]. Blackwell, G. ]. Rev, Revel wal
son, John Mears, Accomac.
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Rue.

Camping-out seem to be quite fad
on our creek and beach.
Miss Fannie White, of Wachapreague,
is guest of Miss Matilda Budd.
Mr.. Frank Parks and niece are
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Lena Bundick, of Nelsonia, has
been the guest of Miss Pearl Parks
for the past week.
Miss Mollie and Florence Parks en-
tertained a few of their friends al
their home on August Goth.
Among the late visitors near oui
place are Misses Eva Taylor DeiVS
Byrd, Lizzie Vessels, Daisy Bailey
and Master Mason Byrd, of Baltimore
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Festival on the Beach

On next Wednesday, September 4th,
there will be festival on Assawoman
Beach, also boat races at O'CLOCK
Two prizes will be given to the win
ners. 16 foot bateaux only. Excur-
sions from Hog Neck to the beach up
TO one o'clock, returning in afternoon
4 TO 7 O'Clock. All bateaux from
Chincoteague to Wachapreague in
vited to start. s1.OO entrance fee.
E. ]. Savage.
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Write to us for estimates on doors
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Acco'
mac Court Fl. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 90.
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In Memorlam.

Tn loving remembrance of our dear
son n Warren Russell, who departed
tbis life seven months ago to day,
January 20, 1907.
"Our loved one is now safeiy nome,
ENJOYING the rest that remaineth 10
the people of God"
Weep not mamma; weep not papa
All your weeping is in vain;
Though leave you bowed in sorrow
We shall meet in joy again.
Do not mourn because leave you;
God has called me home to dwell;
Love me brother, love me sisters,
And forever fare thee well.
TITS but grave, but oh, have care,
For worldwide hopes lie hidden
there;
mothers pride, fathers Joy
Ia buried with our darling boy.
AS the evening sun was setting,
Our son. brother, and husband bade
us goodbye;
He only left home for awhile,
In other hands to die.
Before the morning had arrived,
Oh. how sore our hearts had Dieo
And he who left us all so SAD,
Was brought home to us dead
By his father and mother.
oh. Saviour. our hearts are so weary,
AS we walk along Life's dreary way
j,T;s On lonely since our dear brother,
Warren, left us,
| lust seven months ago to-day.
oh. how dark looks this world and
how dreary,
Since our dear brother, Warren, was
taken away;
But there is rest for the 1aihI anu
And there we hope to meet our dear
brothers above.
Farewell, farewell, dear brother
It has been twelve years since we
lost brother Fred,
And our hearts were 80 SAD 10 see
Rnt we trust We'll all meet In
Heaven above,
Where all is joy and happiness ana
love.
By his brother and sisters.
Silently the shades OF evening
, Gather around my lonely door;
Silently they bring before me
NV dear husbands face, I'll see no
more.
When we saw our precious loVeo one
Whom we tended with much care
Slowly fading from our presence,
, How our aching hearts despalreu.
q His sufferings ended with the day,
Y Yet lived he at its close,
: And breathed the long, long nlgh'
away,
In statue-like repose.
4 Mourn not for me May-my life il
past;
You kindly loved me to the last,
e Prepare Yourself, do not delay,
For I was Young when called away.
s By his wife.
e Dear papa, smile upon us from OF
# high -.
" Ask God to lead us when we die,
u Papa, that we can meet you up abov
g Where all is JOY and peace and love
We will meier forget your dear, swee
face papa,
Of Or the brightness of your eyes,
And the day you went away we wer
q at school,
- And could not bid you goodbye.
BY his children.
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During the month of August we
will sell cur entire line of ready made
clothing, hats and mems slippers at
greatly reduced prices to make room
for our new fall stock. Give us call
d. II. johnson & Son.
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Business Notices.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION - VISITORS
TO the jamestown Exposition can Sc
cure nice accommodations at reasona-
BILE rates by writing.
Mrs. F. E. Moore,
$50, 32nd St.,
Norfolk, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-08-31

Our expert cutter will be at our store
On sentember 4th and 5th, for the pur-
nose of taking measure for Tailor
made suits. This will be chance 70
get an up-to-date suit of clothes
D. H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.