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Birthday Party.

On Wednesday the 'ghteenth birth
dav of Miss Margaret Vest OF oman
cock, a delightful party was gwen IN
her honor by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Doug
las Wilkins at their home at Accc nac
@. II. The evening was pleasantly
spent on the lawn prettily decorated
with Japanese lanterns until late
hour. when elegant refreshments, con-
sisting of punch, cream and cake were
served. ~.
The guests were Misses Sallie and
Virginia Hopkins, Ida and Lillian
McGrath, Mae and Maud kellam,
Madeline and Mary Rich, Nettle war
rem. Helen Walden, Nola and Grace
Mears. and Connie Nock-Messrs.
John GUSTS, Everett Parks, Parker
Hopkins, John Robertson, and John
West, of Onancock; Misses Gertle9
Core. Annie Parker, Miriam. and
Sarah Mock, Maize Johnson and Sal
lie Roach-Messrs. Edward and Chas'
III. Avres, Sam and John Ross, s. j.
burlington, D. Russell Pope, Adolph
Koenig, Alfred Edmonds, Willie Stew
enson and DR.. II. Dix Lilliston, o.
Accomac G. H.; Chaperones-Mrs
Landon B. Derby, of Wakeforest, w
Va. Mrs. R. B. James of Pittsburg
pa Mrs. w. G. West, Mrs. e: ID
Wilkins, Mrs E. T. Waters and Mis-
| Eta Wise. oo.
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Wedding.
Davis Jones.

At high noon on Wednesday, July
10th, at Charlottesville church, Miss
Ella Elizabeth Davis became the
bride of Mr.. Walter Bratton Jones.
The church was artistically decorat-
cd with evergreen arches and roses,
and crowded with friends and rela-
tives of the contracting parties. AS
Mrs. VIM. Copes rendered sweet
strains from Lohengren the usherss,
Messrs. Bailey Elmore, Willie KEEL
lam. Sydney Jones, and George Mock
nroceeded up the aisle and took their
stand by the Rev. r. o. Payne VINO
united the two hearts as one: FOL
lowing the ushers, came the brides
maids and groomsmen: Misses MIN
tive Jones, Bessie Beach, Lizzie Smith
Annie Jacob, Susie Ames, Susie Bull,
Ressie Ames, Lola Duer, Bertha Ames
Rettie Rue, Lucille Boggs, Winnie
PAYNE. Minnie Wise, Katie Savage
Nellie Mears, Daisy Birmingham
Messrs. Cary Savage, Warner DAVIS,
Ned Downing, Forest Davis, John
Davis, Charles DuntOn, Frank Smith
Ames Martin, Edward Brown, DR.
SYDNEY Kellam, Chas. Mason, Johr
Diner. Isaac Jones, - Brown
Kennie Rice and Chas. Mears.
Mr.. Chas. Davis, brother OF the
bride. was best man and little Virgin
ia Johnson and Grace Ames acted al
flower girls, while little Miss Margare
Copes came gracefully forward bear
ing the wedding pillow. Then came
the pretty bride attired in a goinl
away gown of gray silk eolienne ant
leaning on the arm of her matron o
honor Mrs. Charles B. Davis.
The presents were numerous, coz
sisting of a purse of one hundred an(
twenty five dollars in gold, cut glass
silverware, Japanese and China ware
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on the Sout
bound train to visit the Exposition
} Niagara Falls and other points OF IN
terest.
A delicious luncheon was served
, the home of the bride to her gues'
from 10 to 11:3O. Mr. and Mrs Jone
} have the best wishes of their numel
= Gus friends for long happy life.
Guest.
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OnIey.

Lockiaw killed valuable pony OF
MIR. jeff Walter this week.
The L. II. l.. will meet with Master
Brantley Savage, Friday evening"
July 10, 1880 O'Clock.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at homa
of Miss Bette Davis Tuesday after
noon, July 23rd, 3p. m.
Mr.. James f. Davis has bought a
lot at Onley and will improve it with
a dwelling in the near future.
Among the v sitors in town are Mr..
Tom Ross, of Willis Wharf, Misses
Bessie Wescott and Bessie Ham.
Our postmaster believes in being
up-to-date. OF late new and attract
i've sign has been hung out by him.
The mother and father of Mrs.
George Beasley arrived at Onley from
Norway last week and will have theiI
home with their daughter in the tu'
ture.
During the electrical storm on 12tf
inst. lightning struck the dwelling OF
Mr.. A. j. McMath and killed val
liable mule belonging to him in hl'
barnyard.
A delightful reception was given by
Miss George McMath at her home OF
the 10th inst. Refreshments were
served. The guests were Misse
Elizabeth Rogers of Finney, Ell;
Parks, of Hallwood, Alice Savage
Carrie Tunnel, Lola Bull, Mary an'
Leone Parks, Evelyn and Mildred
Walter and Lillian Savage, Of Oniey
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New Church.

Mr.. John Henry, of Florida, and Mr..
Silas Henry of Philadelphia, are home
on their vacation.
Misses Carrie and May Hutchinson
are visiting relatives and friends al
Onley this week.
The new bank of l.. L. Erickson,
Jr.. is nearly completed and will be
open for business in fewdays.
The ladies Aid Society of Berea Nj.
P. Church will hold an ice cream tes-
tival Saturday, July 9th, on church
lawn.
The Accomac and Northampton
Telephone Co. has commenced put
ting on cross arms and stringing TWO
more wires and promise to give pet
ter service than ever.
Work has commenced on the new
r r. Station here which, when COM
Melted, will be great Improvement
and was very much needed. Mr.. Il.
FLOYD Mock purchased the old station
= and will move same on one of his
building lots.
Hon. w. T. Buudick, Accomac' e
famous orator, will deliver a lecture
on temperance at Chincoteague Bap,
fist church at II o'clock. He Will
also lecture in the afternoon at At
lantic Baptist Church at O'Clock
No admittance will be charged.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Miss Retta Smith is spending the
week at the Jamestown Exposition
The Broadwater and Chincoteaague
base ball teams will cross bats mere
on 23rd and oath insts.
Mr.. Elwood CULLEN and Miss Hat
tie Bowden were married III DIV"
Hill, Md, on the 18th inst.
MIR. Bradley L. Savage ana MISS
Annie Lewis were married at uhe
brides home here on the 18th INST.
Eleven candidates were baptised
ond received into Union Baptlst
church by Rev. E. t. Liddell laSV
Sunday.
Mr.. David Wiltbank, cashier OF our
hank. and wife are off on two week 5
vacation, at the home of his parents
at Milton, Del.
Toms Cove light and Asatseague
LIGHT are now under one management
with MIR. J. i. Anderton in charge
He now has three assistants, MT. III;
Wilson of Laurel, Del, beng thir9
assistant of Toms Cove III place Oh
Thomas Moore who recently reslgneo
the position.
Professor II. Hillard, principal OF
Binghampton, n. Y, music school,
and Miss Esther Rowley, the charm
ING daughter of Mr.. E. II. Rowley'
one of our leading business men,
were married at the BRIDES home IN
the morning OF the 18th inst and took
the early train for their home IN New
York.
The annual pony penning on ASA
league will take place next TUESDAY
and on Chincoteague on Wednesday
On the last day Governor Swanson
and wife. and the members OF the
Roard of Fisheries and their wives,
together with several other proml
nent men will be present. 1t is to be
a great day and large number o,
visitors from Virginia, Maryland anC
Delaware will be present to welcome
| them.
Mrs. Lille thurman and daughter
of philadelphia, Mr.. A. Richardson
of Fort Wayne, Texas, and Miss Hel
en- Lindsay, Of Baltimore, are VISIT
ing friends here; Mr.. Richard Rey
noids is with friends in Philadelph ia
Miss Lottie Booth is at Snow Hill
Md; Mr.. VIM. Bowden and family
Mr.. Louis Cherricks and family AM
Mrs. Annie Lewis with sister and ne
husband, of Philadelphia, left 10
Jamestown on Monday.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this WeeB
NJ. E. Selby, w. F. Ritter, 3. Bras
ure, L. D. Handy, Geo. Shelton n
Freeman, T. H. Reese, T. H. ThomI
son, E. T. Waters, Baltimore; ); d
Bailey, F. G. Hanna, Philadelphia
Jas. NJ. Clements, Washington; MISS
es NJ F. and NJ. E. Barnes, Richmond
S. M. Truitt, Milford; Misses Ahc
, Young, Nettie Barnes, Sadie Jones
and Jessie Graham, A. Parker
Stevenson. Pocomoke City; 5. WI
kins Matthews, Accomac.
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Onancock.

A number of guests from Washing-
ton are at Mt. Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Nelson, of Bal
timore, are at Mt. Prospect for the
summer.
Mrs. Joseph Cahall, of Dover, Del,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. b. X.
Powell.
Mr.. Charles w. Cullen, of George
town, Del, spent few days in town
recently.
Mrs. w. s. Mills, who was paraly-
zed about two weeks ago, is rapidly
improving.
Miss Nellie L. Parker, of Balti-
more, is the guest of her father Mr.
w. H. Parker.
Margaret, the youngest child of
Mr. and Mrs L. D. Teackle Quinby,
is quite sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sallie w. Horsey and Miss NJ
I,onise Trader, of Oak Hall, are the
guests of DR.. E. r. Leatherbury'
.
Mrs. Willis LeBaron Hale and Mas
ter Frederick P. Hopkins, of North
Attleboro. Mass. are at Kerr Place
the home of Mrs. Margaret Powell.
Mr.. L. @. Sturgis is having large
barn 4Ox6O feet built in the rear OF
his dwelling. Cement floors and otneI
conyeniences will be used, making 1t
q suitable home for his fine stock.
The Postofice Department has or
dered the establishment OF the
former mail service. The change was
made effective yesterday, and VII
relieve our people of much incon
venience and annoyance.
The congestion on the Bay-sld'
wharves is somewhat relieved, though
the conditions are still unsatisfactory
Secretary Boggs of the Merchant
and Manufacturers Association o
baltimore, who is looking after TIT
: trade of that city, will be in the coun
tv the coming week, when meetlng
r will be held, and an effort maze u
8 improve the service in time Tor snip
ment of sweet potatoes.
S The officers of the trolley road ar
still actively at work. The terms an
conditions proposed by the Phllade
t phia party being unsatisfactory
b, efforts were at once made IN othe
: directions. Wednesday, a proposl
= ton was received from Virginia car
: italists to furnish the money nece'
> sary to build to Bayly's road nea
: Accomac c. H., the extension to Ba
Il tie Point to be provided for late.
n This was declined, the stockhoidell
Il having determined upon the route
Metompkin bay, and negotiations al
now pending.
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Woman's Missionary Union.

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Union of the Accomack
Baptist Association will be held with
the Zion church on Tuesday. July
3Oth. Every church is earnestly re-
ouested to send delegates to this
meeting, whether there is a society
in the church or not.
Ladies of other denominations are
cordially invited to attend. ,
All delegates who expect to attend
the Woman's Missionary Union to be
held on July Goth, at Zion Baptist
Church, will notify Miss Lizzie Mason,
Pastoral. Va. The committee will
meet the 1925 p. m. train. If this
train is not on, will meet the 10:45
D. m. train Monday, July Goth, at
Secretary.
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ChlIdren'S Day.

On Wednesday, July oath, Child
ren's Dav exercises will be held at
Hollies Baptist Church, beginning at
3 p. m. After the exercises supper
will be served in the church-yard,
and refreshments, including ice cream,
cakes, candies, &C., will be sold
also. Picnics and suppers at Hol,
lies are too well-known to need
description, and all our old friends,
and the public generally, are cor,
daily invited to be present. Should
the oath be inclement, come the next
fair day. o...o
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New Advertisements This Week.

Eastern Shore day at Exposition.
University College OF Medicine.
G.. w. Covington, New Church
Carriages and harness.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
Sewing machines.
Leatherbury, Belote 4 Co., Oman
cock Mid-summer clearance sale.
A. H. G. Mears, Wachapreague-
Furniture, &c.
j. S. Mills, Characterization
in clothing prices.
l.. Cluster. Onancock-Clearing
sale OF clothing, &c.
E. F. Guillette, Temperancevllle-
Midsummer clearance sale.
Order of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bay
ly VS.. Emma Bayly.
Order of Observation-Disclosures Ames
VS.. Charles 8. Beckett, &c.
w. II. B. GUSTS, Harborton-Victor
power'boat.
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Midsummer
Clearance Sale.

Important reduction in each de-
partment beginning July 22nd to
July 9th, that week only. Many
things will be sold in this sale re-
CARELESS of cost, to make room for
FALL GOODS. Remember we
offer no bates but will sell every
thing at reduced PRICE FOX
CASH. We will on Wednesday
July oath and Friday, July 10Th
give a plate of Ice Cream 10
every customer who purchases
so cents worth of goods. If you
are in need of anything that is
generally kept in country stores
it will pay you to call on me at
the above dates and you will be
pleased with your bargains.
Yours for business,
f. F. GU|LLET1E,
Temperanceyille, Va
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Death Claim Promptly Paid by Inc
Eastern Life Assurance Company
of Virginia, Incorporated.

Hadlock, Va, June 9th, 1907.
Eastern Life Assurance Company OF
Virginia. OnancocK, va
Gentlemen-I desire to acknowl-
edge receipt of your Company's check
through your agents, Messrs. Shield
& Hooper, for Sl5OO.OO in settlement
of your policy number 1896 upon the
life of my lamented husband, John b.
Eichelberger, and l wish to thank
you for the very prompt settlement
of this claim.
My husband YVES examined for TINS
policy on the Dist instant, and only
five DAYS later | received my money.
l also wish to thank Mr.. Frank A.
Shield and Mr.. Leander r. Hooper
for their kindness in getting this nix
ed up by having the necessary pa
pers executed without any trouble
whatever to me.
/ shall always feel the warmest
friendship for the Eastern Life AS
surance Company that has been such
a friend to me in this my time Of
need, and trusting you may secure q
large business, which you deserve. ]
wish to remain,
Yours very sincerely,
Sudie NJ. Eichelberger.
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Election of Democratic Executive
County Committee

At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive County Committee held at
the courthouse, Monday July l, 1907
il was ordered that Democratic mass
meetings be held in the several Magls,,
terial Districts at the place, named
below at 2:30 O'Clock, Tuesday, July
Goth, 1907 for the election OF three
committeeman from each district for
the next two years.
Pungoteague District-at Keller.
Lee District-at Onley.
Metompkin District-at Bloxom.
Atlantic District-at Oak Hall.
Islands District-at Chincoteague.
G.. Walter Mapp,
Chairman.
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ParksIey.

A party of young people from this
place are camping on Jacks Island
Miss Eunice White, of Baltimore
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Rev.
Misses Maud and Sallie Truitt OF
Claibourne, Md, are visiting the fam
ily Mr.. John Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Colona, OF
Greenbackville, spent a few days
here with their son, Mr.. +. Colona'
recently.
Mrs. Bessie Mason Dever OF WASH
ington is spending some time here at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. II. Mason.
Ground is being broken and other
preparqtions made for dwellings SCOT
70 be erected for Messrs. Jas. ii
Core, and Emory D. Human.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver P. T. Ewel
and daughter, Miss Evelyn of kloWa
Kansas, arrived SATURDAY via tn'
Jamestown Exposition. They vii
spend several weeks at tho home O
Nj. H. II. Mason and other friends II
the community.
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MI % = ~ . y ~
1923 Colley Ave-, Norfolk, Va.

NoTICE-If you are troubled with
the worm on your sweet potato crop
we can help you out, as we are agents
for the STANDARD Sprayer" which
sprays the whole ground in perfect
mist. Come and see us or write us
and be convinced that we have the
best sprayer on the market; we guar
antee it to do the work.
Yours truly,
Greenbush Mfg. Co.
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Excursion to ChIncoteague.

will take passengers to Chinco-
league for the pony-penning on tues
day, July %, and return on the 24th.
Launch will leave Gargatha landing
at 8 O'Clock p. m. Number of passen-
gers not limited, will take all who
Wish to go, fare for the trip sl.OO;
100 Q L. c. Gordy.
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Excursion to rIetompkln Beach.

From Folly wharf to Metompkin
Beach under the auspices ofthe Onley
Baptist Sunday School next Friday
July 26, on the launches of Capt, W.
H. Lang, with him in command OF
same, leaving Folly wharf at p. M
and returning at $50. An abund,-
ance of elegant ice cream, cake and
sandwiches will be provided at reas-
enable rates for the occasion. Come
promptly at o'clock and enjoy the
outing with us. Fare round trip only
% cents. .
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For RENT-For year 1908 seaside
farm called woodland" mile ana
half from Nassawadox station, has
a good old Colonial eight room house l
suitable for a man of large family.
will require about FIVE horses to cni-
tivate it. Plenty of resources. For
terms apply to -,
Geo. B. w. Thomas, agent
Nassawaddox. Va.
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Furniture.

Furniture prices have advanced
everywhere except at the Big store.
This Department will appeal to your
sense oil economy in the strongest
manner this week.
Prices have been materially lower
ed. so that every article is now rare
bargain that would pay you to buy,
even though you have no Immediate
need of same.
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For SALE OR RENT-Valuable farm,
near Wattsville, with land enough for
2 horses, with dwelling and outbuild-
ings in good condition, convenient 10
churches and schools. Terms easy.
For further particulars apply to
New Church, Va.
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For SALE OR RENT-My farm near
Harborton. /! miles from b. y. q a.
Railway wharf, churches and nj niga
school, containing about 30 acres'zo 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 RENT-For year 1908 the farm
"Snugley'' situated on water, near
Rogqs Wharf. 1t contains 50 acres,
has abundant resources and is well
adapted to all kinds of trucks-and
has ample pasture for stock.
'' j. Fred Kellam,
Keller, Va.
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The largest line of white and fancy
vests ever shown in this section.
Mems busters, white duck trousers IN
fact anything worn by men
]. s. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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Fair Catalogues.

Our Fair catalogues are being dis
tributed and those who do not get
one may do so by writing to
Thoss s. Hopkins, Sec'y:,
Tasley, Va.
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FOR RENT-For the year 1908, or a
term of years, my store-house at New
Church. Possession. given at once
Apply to WY ph;,,;no
Massey, Va.
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Special midsummer clearance sale
July oath to August 10th, 1907. A
store full of bargains.
Leatherbury, Belote & GO.
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Have you bought your straw hatY
if not now is the time before the line
is broken. ,,,,
J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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Walker, the greatest starter on the
trotting circuit, has been engaged 10
start at Tasley this meeting.
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Just received large cargo of cy,,
press shingles, Nos. 1 and 3, 4, ana
8 inches, also No. heart porch floor
Hopkins & Bro:
Onancock, Va.
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banana and Straw Hats.

Extra values in Panama
at S. and Sc.
Mackinaw, Yacht and Min
isterial shapes, ranging in
price from 81 to So.
Our line of Negligee Shirts
at 81 to $1.50 is the strong
est we have ever shown.
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Ladies busters in the newest 'styiss
you will find here.
Leatherbury, Belote q 20.
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Beautiful tan, patent and gnn met
al Queen Quality" oXt"rds anu
pumps in all the newest shapes you
will find here.
Leatherbury, Belote q 20.
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Prices on clothing of all kinds have
been reduced at ,,
J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-My farm near
Tasley. Va, which Mr.. Fred Waddy
at present occupies. This farm con-
tains l52 acres, more or less, OF which
20 acres is in a high state of cultiva-
ton. For particulars apply to
''' W. 9. West,
Onancock, Va.
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WANTED-Bids to supply Lee dis.
trict schools with stove coal, Z,zt9
pounds to the ton for session isoI anu
Zoos. will be received up until August
the 3rd, the Board reserving the right
to accept or reject all bids.
W E. T. Koenig, Clerk.
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FOR sALE-Two good mules, will
work anywhere, in team or on farm.
Come and see them.
Parksley, Man'fg Co.
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FOR sALE-15 acres of fine oyster
nlanting grounds, with 1000 bushels
of oysters and 1900 bushels Of shells
thereon, up big channel, 1 mile from
Cobbs Island. Will sell cheap. For
terms see or write to -,
'0' ' Henry w. Cobb.
Wachapreague, Va.
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Mems oxfords and shoes just arriv-
ed in newest toes and feathers.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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Special values in several lots of OK
fo dis. aAd shoes also white canvass
shoes and oxfords are offered at re-
duced prices. ANIL
Onancock, Va.
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NoTIcE-To all persons indebted TO
the estate of E. W. Russell, deceased,
bv store account, notes or otherwise;
The undersigned administrators will
he at Leemont every Saturday after,
noon, commencing. July l3tn unI VI
August the oath, for the purPos;,G; VI y,
collecting the same. Persons ialline
to pay their accounts WITHIN thaC
time will find same in hands OF an
officer for collection. :, NJ.
O'''~ Russell & Riggs,
July ID, 1907. ADMINISTRATORS
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NoT1cE-Mrs. Mamie Etheridge,
formerly of the Eastern Shore, now
of Norfolk, has opened up her large
commodious home, at No. 2 Olney
Road. Norfolk, directly on car line
and 20 minutes ride to Exposition
Grounds. for the accommodation OF
Eastern Shore people who desire home
comforts while visiting the EXPOSE
ton. Terms-lodging S1.OO, breakfast
so cents. Write and engage rooms
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Business Notices.

ARE You GOING TO THE EXPOSE
TIoN?-If so, you will find comfort
able room and board at very reason
able rates on main car line to Expo
sition and all parts of the city. APP
ply TO Do
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r T.. SHIELD c. co,
HEADQUARTERS for Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings.
Shoe Department.

Tan, Gun metal and Pat.
Colt for men and women.
Regina and LaFrance for
women and Dee-Vee and
Crawford for men.
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NoT1cE-Owners of Oliver Type
writer's and owners of all other makes
of typewriters, if you desire type.
writer paper of all sizes, manuscript
covers, ribbons, carbon paper, noIe
books, stenographic pencils: eraSers'
paper fasteners, dust proof covers,
oilers, oil, &c., you had better write
or see me. can furnish you any
thing you desire in the Typewriter
line and can also save you money
on your purchaser. If you desire a
tvpewriter desk, table, swinging stand,
chair, or cover of any kind l can
furnish the same. Anyone ordering a
ribbon will please send number ana
make of typewriter. o,,
Accomac, Va.