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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

c. l. FfnnegRn, Circulation ManaxRE.~pf The Montgomery Advertiser, being duly sworn, says;
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tfssrss circulation for the month of April 1908, fs true and correct. and compiled after all returns from news boys. news agents spoiled and leftover copies have been de- aucted c. l. FINEGAN,
 Circulation Manager sworn to and subscribed before me this sth day of May. .,isUs. -sIcA ALEXANDER, ..as.sf @ Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Will Wait for First Sentence to Ba
 Served.
 Birmingham Ledger.
 A negro at Tuseumbia was sent tt the penitentiary for assault to murdei and high way robbery. for ninety -nint years. There is also sn- indictment against him for burglary. but the SO licitor decided not to press it until the fellow has served his ninety mine years
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Not Worthy of Sympathy.

Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
 Thers's no use wasting sympathy on Anna Could. If she hasn't had enough of foreign husbands after her experi-. ence with Boni. let her hurry up her marriage with Prince Helie. The soon- CT the better. and if she becomes mIs- erable again, nobody need worry but her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Hnrd Labor Tor BIKnd TfgerN,
 The blind tigers of Etowah County are faring badly before the courts. All who have been convicted have received hard labor sentences. This is as it should be. There should be no favor itism shown. The judge should con- ifnue to be blind to a mans color when the law Is violated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT g. am a candidate for Justice Of the Peace for Beat Three. subject to the primary of MICHEL Fl. scREwa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Eufaula Times.
 If the factories remain closed and the producer unable to sell his cotton at a fair price, then the only remedy ieFt Is to wear the old clothes longer. raise the hog and hopainy at home and do away with such things as can be got ten along without.
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Bloxom-Fisher.

On December 26th, 1907, the home OF
Mr. Geo. NJ. Fisher, near Mappsvllle'
was the scene of one OF the mosU
beautiful marriages of the season,
when Mr.. Gordon Bloxom and MISS
Minnie Fisher entered the parior
under the soft strains of Lohengrlns
wedding march rendered by John L'
Rayfield and were met at the aitar'
where hung an arch of evergreens' by
Reys. w. Warren and R. S. Monds'
who performed the nuptial rites that
wove their lives into one.
The first of the bridal party enter
in was Miss Mamie Adams with Mr..
John M. Bloxom, Jr., Miss Lille Lit
fiction with Mr.. Geo. Hickman, Jr.,
Miss Jessie Hart with Mr.. Claude
ReIote. Miss Clara Bloxom with Mr..
REM. Gordy. Then followed the
GROOM on the arm of his brother
| Major Bloxom, little Bernice Fisher
the flower girl, preceding the bride
leaning on the arm of her sister, MISS
Dorothy Fisher, maid of honor. Inc
bride was attired in white and carried
white carnations. The groom an'
hest man wore the conventional black
> After the ceremony the bridal part!
repaired to the dining room where al
: the delicacies of the season were en-
) ioyed. They were the recipients o
many beautiful gifts. ~
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Cashvllle.

Miss Elizabeth Joynes, OF boggs
Wharf, is visiting Misses Stella and
Beulah Boggs.
Miss Emma Finney, of Blackstone
snent the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Finney.
Miss Pamela and Margaret Boggs'
who have been visiting relatives IN
Charlottesville, have returned home'
The condition of Mrs. Littleton
Rocgs. who has been suffering from
an attack of La Grippe, is no better
DrJH. A. Lofand has movet
from his farm on Pungoteague creef
and is now occupying residence OF
Main St. in our village.
MIR. H. R. Boggs has accepted
nosition as travelling salesman Wit
Knox. Northam & Co., wholesai
confectioners of Baltimore.
The bows of Cashville and Finne
gave the girls an oyster supper,
the home of Miss Reaston Boggs, las
Tuesday night. All who were pres
emit report a good time.
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Chlnc0teague.

Schooner Alberta arrived this week
from New York with cargo of coal.
Mrs. E. T. Liddell left Thursday
to visit her parents in Syracuse NY.
Over 5000 barrels and bags of oys-
tiers and clans were shipped from
this place during Xmas.
Rev. E. T. Liddell will preach 10
sermons at NJ. E. Church, Broad
water, beginning January 9Th.
The receipts of a drama, delight
fully rendered by the young people
Monday night, were forty dollars.
Our newly elected officers will at
tend court next Monday and qualify
for the positions to be filled by them
Mrs. Mary Lewis, wife of Sebastian
Lewis. died December 31st, of heart
failure. aged about 20 years. She is
survived by her husband and two
dauphters-Mrs. Thos. Cherricks and
Mrs. Geo. Bowden.
Miss George Smith left this week
for her home at Hagerstown, Mo-
Miss Katie Messick is home iron
Philadelphia visiting relatives MISS
Rode Hewlett, after visit to friend'
here. has returned to Newcastle, Del
| Xmas passed off pleasantly mere
and everybody seemed to ENJOY IL
The children got their usual present
and many of them had Xmas trees
The usual meetings and entertain
roents were held in the churches AM
many of the members watched Tn
, New Year come IN.
Among the visitors to the Islam
during the holidays were MIR. an
Mrs. H. Watson, of Onley, Mrs. Ere
Ruediger and son, of Accomac U. II
Mr.. Ed. Rowley, of Reading, ia
!, Mr.. Clarence Wheaton, OF Sagamor
n College, Master Kendall Bunting
Wilmington College, Mr.. Samu
n Field, of Baltimore, MIR. D. H. oa'
n age, of Philadelphia.
r. Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this weel
d M. E. Selby, Baltimore; j. q. ga
k age, Philadelphia; F. L. Clark, D.
N Powell. Wilmington; Q. W. Caro-
New York; S. L. Hearn, Snow iii
J. Flox, Pocomoke city; Abe
d Slump, Dersie Slump, W. 5. FOWL
ia end and wife, Geo. Brown j.
10 ZONES, Miss Allie Jones, F. W. Trul
Miss Halle Scarborough, Vane sea
ev borough, Girdletree; w. 8. Kell
at Cane Charles; L. F. J. Wilson, Q.
st GUSTS, L. J. GLADDEN., Accomac'
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Mappsvllle.
sion.

Mr.. Geo. Norris is critically i'll at
this writing.
We have enjoyed quiet and very
beautiful Xmas.
Many of our people favor law Tor
the better protection of game.
Mr. and Mrs. Timmons have moved
from this place to Melbourne, Md.
Mr. Ed. Bundick has moved to his
farm purchased from Samuel Justice
Mr.. Douglas Lewis has bought the
Robert Stevenson farm on the Tenn
peranceville road for $500.
Mr.. Benz. Gordy has completed his
course at business college and accept
ed position with the firm OF Gordy
Bros.
The portly form of our chief o.
notice. Mr.. T. L. Byrd, strikes WIFI
awe the heart of the law-breaKers
SO mote it be-,
Miss Helen Rowles, of the Woman
College, Richmond, Va and Mis-
Emma Gordy, of Blackstone, Va
spent the holidays with their parents
Miss Mamie Adams, of Maryland
Miss BERTHE Waddy, of Onley' MI
VIM. Colona, of Princess Anne, Mo-
Mr. Claude Belote and Robert Steven
sor of Baltimore, are visiting rela
, tives and friends in town and vicinity
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Weddings.
Neutrality-suspicious..

Drummondtown Baptist Church.
+astefully decorated with evergreens
and potted plants, was the scene OF a
beautiful marriage on Thursday morn
ing during Christmas, the contracting
parties being Mr.. j. Walker Elchei-
berger and Miss Mabel j. Mock,
daughter of Mr.. Horace p. Mock.
Promptly at the appointed hour lo;0o
O'Clock. the groom-elect leaning on
the arm of Mr.. Charles Walker, best
man, and the prospective bride at
tended by Miss Margaret Lilliston'
maid of honor, preceded by the ushers
-Messrs. Edward j. Ayres, William
Ross. Barton X. Lilliston and DR.. b..
Dix Lilliston-entered the church to
r. the strains of a wedding march
rendered by MRS Anna Simmerman'
and meeting at the altar under all
arch of evergreens, took the vows
which made them husband and WIFE,
the ceremony being impressiVely per
formed by Rev. John K. Goode' pas
tor of the church.
The groom is a prosperous business
man and his bride is a young lady o.
winsome and attractive manners anc
both very popular.
Before the ceremony an elegan
wedding breakfast was served at tn'
BRIDES home to the bridal party an'
a few other relatives and friends, an'
Immediately after the marriage, ami'
showers of rice and best wishes o
the large gathering in attendance
! they left for their wedding Journey
: returning on the following Tuesday
? They will reside at Accomac u H.
and be at home to their friends III
f few days.
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Onley.

Miss Warheld, milliner of Mrs.
Reacbboard, has returned to her home
in Baltimore.
Among those who gave receptions
during the holiday season were Miss
Cordelia Lee Savage on December
Doth, Miss Mary Parks, December
Goth, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Savage
January 1st.
Among the visitors to friends in
town during the holidays were; Mr.
William Rue, of Portsmouth, Miss
Mamie James, of New York, Miss
Mollie Wheaton and Mrs. Jones, Of
Chincoteagne, Mrs. Annie Parks anc
Miss Nellie Parks, of Pastoral, MISS
Viola Rogers, of Baltimore, and Miss
Josie Hargis, of Newport News.
Mr.. M. w. Bull entertained at hi
beautiful home, as is his annual Gus
tom. a party of gentlemen on tn
levening of December Goth and to TN
delight of all present. The sprea'
was an elaborate one, with all OF tn
choicest viands of the season, an
was followed by music charmingl
rendered by ladies in attendance an
some of the guests. Those preser
} were Messrs. w. G. Parsons, John I
81 Core. J. D. Jacob, w. F. White, /
? w Scott, E. D. Waddy, R. 2 M'
Gahee, J. H. Blackboard, Fred Wa'
DIV. E. J. Savage, J. E. Davis, d.
Bull and L. 0. Watson.
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Melfa.

New Year and leap year too! oic
bachelors please note.
Domestic money order business will
soon be established at the postoihce
here.
Mr.. Oscar L. Hatton, of Baltimore
Md, was home for few days xmas
week.
Miss Ida Twiddy, of Norfolk, Va
visited friends in the section during
Xmas.
Mr.. Geo. U. Boggs still wears smile
that wont come off. He has not
named the boy yet.
Mr.. G. w. Budd, Jr., has a very
promising colt, for which he has re-
ceived some flatteriDg offers.
Mr.. b. T. East and bride, of Dover
Del, are spending a few days WIN
| Mr.. G.. M. Rev and family.
Mr.. r. S. Bull, one of our most sue
cessful farmers, will put in 70 barrels
of round potatoes this season.
The railroad company is preparing
| to put in another siding and otherwise
Improve the station grounds here.
Mr.. L. f. Guy has returned from
business trip in Pennsylvania, hi
family spending the week in Baltl
more.
Our barrel manufacturers are max
, ing preparations to be on time VIII
supply of the best fiat hoop barrel
this season.
Our people have been attending tn
| local show in our village this week
= and incidentally learned how the frs
ltelephone line was operated?
Mr.. J.R. Phillips, now at Palmetto
r Florida, in letter to friend state
: that "sheepshead" fishing is one {
the favorite recreations at that place
f The whereabouts of Mr.. G. E. Phi
# lips, whose disappearance from III
r fathers home in Wachapreague, DE-
cember 18th, was noted in your La
issue, is still unknown.
:. All of us regret that the asslstal
is railroad agent here, MIR. Clarence v
Bradford, has been transferred els
where. We miss his cheerful presen'
- and he was our champion hunter
> field and forest. Some day we ma
- be able to get him to write the stol
of the coon fight as was.
," Farmers in this section are prepa
:, ing to put in large acreage OF truck
- In no section of the county has the
been greater improvement and pr
ia gress in trucking than here, now o.
Id of the heaviest shipping points on Z
ry railroad. Our farmers, who a
s. thorough Exchange people, have ma
u this the banner station.
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Rudd-Thornton-- December Is, l9OI,
at Chincoteague Island, by Rev. +.
It. Tiddeli, William F. Budd and MISS
Tibbie ]. Thornton.
Evans-Parker-D %, l9O1,
near Cashville, by Rev. j. w. SUM-
Kennie K. Evans and Miss Lean
Parker.
Thomas Parker December Is, 1907
near Keller, by Rev. s. W. Day'John
Thomas and Miss Carrie Il. Parker.
Young - Northam - December 26'
1907, at Parksley, by Rev. II. r.
Staples, Gilley H. Young and MISS
Nina r. Northam.
Observation-Disclosures %, 1907,
at Onancock, by Rev. James H. Gard
ner, Revel ]. Justis and Miss Sudie 4.
Powell.
Watson Gardner - December 20
1907. at Onancock, by Rev. James ii.
Gardner, Peter Watson and Miss Sallie
Gardner.
Sodder-Powell- 20, 1917,
at Onancock, by Rev. James IL. Gard
ner. Alfred Solder and Mrs. Rebecca
L. Powell.
p! Diggs-Kelso-D %, 1907, at
Onancock, by Rev. James ID. CARD
ner. Charles 8. Diggs, and Miss Susan
j. Kelso.
Chrislian-Bunting December "a
1907. at Keller, by Rev. s. W. Day.
) Edward Seymour Christian and MISS
Rider Esther Bunting.
, ed-Hill-Decembe 81, 1907, az
Chincoteague Island, by Rev. E. l.
t Liddell, Clarence @. Reed and MISS
Ida V. Hill.
Corbin-Bunting- December2, 1917
) at New Church, by Rev. Geo. IL
f Stockdale, Charles D. Corbin and MIS-
}. Virginia Bunting.
/ observation-disclosures 70
8 1907. at Chincoteague Island, by Rev
: f. II. Liddell, Thomas F. Pearson ant
It Miss Sarah Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures %, l9o'
It at st. Georges Church, Pungoteague
T. by Rev. Jno. g. Cornick, Norman a
= Modlin and Miss Margaret s. BYRD.
% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20, l9O'
II at Temperanceville, by Rev. X.
y Monds. John F. Hall and Miss Berth
} E Bunting.
Observation-Disclosures 26, 19O'
+ at Chincoteague Island, by Rev. Cha'
s. T. Jones, Sydney J. Hill and Mis-
;" Dora Thornton.
80 -Budd-Decembe %, 100
40 near Leemont, by Rev. Jas. E. /
70 Avres. Oscar L. Bundick and Mis-
1e Vernetta s. Budd.
Hill -Jones-December "a, 1907
Chincoteague leland, by Rev. Cha
T. Jones, John w. Hill and Miss BE
tie Jones.
Parker-Morris- ", l9O
H. at onley, by Rev. John D. Hosie
rs Glib s. Parker and Miss Laura
=. Morris.
no Walker-Tunnell - December
ell 1907. at louisville, by Rev. John
*. Hosier, Charles w. Walker and MI
TX. Emory ]. Tunnel.
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Church Notes.

Rev. P. B. Henderlite resigned as
pastor of Mackenzie Presbyterian
Church on last Sunday to the regret
not only of the members of that
church but of all the people of the
town and vicinity.
Services of the Hollies Baptist
Church will be held at Red Mems
Hall, Keller, Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock, preaching by the pastor
This is the regular quarterly meeting
of the church.
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Parksley.
Miss Irma Parsons is visiting her
sister at Painter.

MISS Trina al oOio -
sister at Painter.
Miss Lola McCready is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Colona is on visit 10
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Paul Platt spent the holidays
with his parents at Hazleton, va.
Messrs. 0. l.. Ewell and ]. L. only
were on trip to Hampton Tuesday
MIR. Frank White has returned tol
school at the University of Virginia
Mr.. John II. White, Jr., made
flying trip to Baltimore a few Gays
ago.
Mrs. H. G. Smith, of Mappsourg'
bas heen a guest of Miss Margaret
White recently.
Miss Genevieve Ball, of Newport
News, was the guest of her proVhei
during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Howard ana
son, Edwin, have been ViSiVlns a.
Pocomoke recently.
Mrs. John r. Rev and son, Johh
IT,. are on an extended visit to her
parents at Lexington, Va.
The Baptist Sunday School gave
their annual treat to the children on
Thursday night of this week.
Mr.. E. II. Scott, wife and son.
Thomas. are visiting Mrs. Scotts
parents, at Paramount, w. Va.
Mrs. Thomas Bundick and Mrs,
John D. Watts are spending several
davs with relatives in upper Acco'
mac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Parks en-
tertained delightfully."- large number
of young people at their home tues
) day night.
1 MIR. and Mrs. ". j. Causey' O
s Cane Charles, and Mr.. j. Causey, o
1 Baltimore, spent Christmas with thel
D parents here.
Master Alvin Taylor, after spend
mo his vacation at the home OF MT
I r.. Matthews, has returned to HI
home at Camden, N. j.
The Younger folks gave surpriS
l. marty Miss Flora Vessels Monda
IS night at which they were enterUaiee
: with refreshments and games.
d MIR. w. E. Scott and sons, Norma
Il and Harry, and Mr.. L. f. Hinmal
T. of Altoona, have been guests
. friends in this section of late
q Misses Annie Gordy and Olivl
d Parsons, pupils at Blackstone, an
r. Willie Vessels, of William and Mar
IS College, were home for the holiday
is Services were held in the Nj.
IS Church at 7 o'clock in the mornin
RS of Christmas day. The chiloreh
lie treat and watch night services WEI
lie held on the last night of the year.
~ A part of the young folks OF Acc
90 mac, Onancock, Parksley ana u
-. lower part of the Peninsula held
II dancein Hopkins Hall Monday nlgn
. about rs couples being in attenoanc
.st The cbaperones were Mrs. H. WI
10 bank and Mrs. R. L. Parks.
I'd Mr.. Ephraim Young, OF Mlddles
Ial county. is visiting relatives al
We friends in this section for the III
,er time in about 80 years. He was
k ounner's assistant on the virgin
on March sth and 9th, 1852, IN her me-
lg- orable fight with the Monitor
lis HAMPTON Roads and talks very emit
tainingly of that interesting oc'
Sim
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Stockholders rleetlng.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Bank of Keller, Inc
will be held at it's banking house on
Thursday, the 9th day of January
1908 between the hours of ten anC
eleven O'Clock Am. for the purpose o
electing directors for the ensuing year
Chas. B. Mears, Cashier.
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Stockholders rleeting.

The annual stockholders meeting
Of the Accomac and Northampton
Telephone Co. will be held at Hall
wood. Va, on Friday, January 17th'
at 10 O'Clock. Ali stockholders are
cordially invited to attend.
w. P. Goodwin, Sec.
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Have just received and offer at
lowest market prices cargo of 100000
Dennis Simmn's shingles OF various
Grades and sizes, also cypress fencing
and potato bed glass.
Martin & Mason Co.,
Harborton, Va.
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Belle Haven.

Miss Ella Gray, of Hampton, Va,
is visiting Miss Edna Willis.
MIR. Chas. L. Byrd has been elected
Exchange agent to fill the place made
vacant by Mr.. VIM. G. Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wyatt and son,
of Hampton, Mrs. Judson Mapp and
daughter, and Mr.. John W. Wyatt, OF
Newport News, and Miss Virginia
WYATT, of Jenkins Bridge spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Wyatt.
Other visitors in town for the holi-
davs were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bull,
of Onley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Abdeli
and Miss Abdell, of Eastville, Miss
Margaret West, of Princess Anne u.
H., Miss Stella Duer, of Baltimore
Misses Margaret Kellam and Lillian
Mapp. Blackstone Female Institute
Mr.. Burleigh Mears, of Hampden sgd
ney College, Miss Margaret Walkley'
South Carolina, Mr.. Jas. T. Walkley,
Jr., Norfolk, Va.
Our town was the scene OF two
very pretty weddings last week the
churches being beautifully decorated
in accord with the season. Exquisite
flowers. numerous attendants and the
usual wedding music were attractive
features:
On Christmas Day,at six O'Clock p
| M. Mr.. Harry Kellam, son of Mr.
lanes Kellam, OF GAINESVILLE, and Mis-
Ida Lois Killmon, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Killmon of this place, were married il
the Methodist Church by Rev. Q. ID
Crawley. Promptly at the appointe'
hour while the church was filled Wit
sweet strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Ames, of Painter, tn
bridal party took their placesi in from
q of the chancel. The bridesmaids wor
dainty white frocks and carried spray
of holly. The bride was gowned
white organdie and carried bride
roses. Her veil was caught up wit
/ lilv-of-the-valley, Miss jamie LeCat
was maid of honor and Mr.. John Xii
+ mon, brother of the bride, was be-
: man. After the marriage the brid
/ party and other guests enjoyed mo
J bountiful supper at the home OF II
. BRIDES parents.
II At high noon on Thursday, Decen
> Der 20, Mr.. John Mears, of VIII
3 Wharf, and Miss Eva Harrison Wal
ID ley, youngest daughter of Mr.. al
y Mrs. ]. T. Walkley were married
the Presbyterian Church by Re
fe Chas. Friend. The ushers were MessI
" Wade Mears, ALI. Johnson, Geor
or Walkley and Sydney Mapp. II
" bridesmaids, Misses Mary Kellam al
ir Irene Duer, and the maid of hone
i'd Miss Margaret Walkley, wore gov
ct of white silk with black picture ha
tie and black gloves and carried wrear
rs of mistletoe. The maid of homo
er bouqet was white hyacinths. L
s, bride wore a going away frock OF bl
H. broadcloth with hat and gloves
I'd match and carried a white pray
re book with book-mark bouquet
g. white violets. She was given IN mi
st riage by her brother, Mr.. Jas.
IS, Walkley, Jr., of Norfolk, Va. Mr..
1t, w. Abdell, of this place, was b
Is man. The wedding marches W.
rendered by Mrs. VIM. Duncan, a
before the entrance Of the brl
"a party, Mrs. DR.. Hyslop sang-"LC
~ me and the World is Nine" Al
We enjoying with friends dainty bre'
~ fast the couple left on the afternc
49, express for short trip to WASH
~ ton, D. G. They will reside at WI
no Wharf, Va.
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All ladies and misses coats must DE
closed out in next ten days at some
price as we positively will not carry
over a single coat.
The Belle Haven Furniture 20.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-01-04

All left over stock of ladies, misses
and children's coats will be closed out
of once. Now is your time to get a
coat for little money.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-01-04
Business Notices.

WANTED TO BUY-Two or tnree
good COWS, fresh to pail between tnls
and 1st OF May. n
Onley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-01-04
W. u,;n until further notice offer

our entire stock, groceries excep' ed
at and b,low los W. mas ed
stock before -iOcS t ain9
Respectfully
As1O. ~ .AcA-L~