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Connecticut western news., 1908-01-30

Professor R. A. Moore of the Uni versity of Wisconsin experiment sta tion is credited with having made the important discovery that 10 per cent solution of iron sulphate sprayed on a field of small grain-wheat, oats or barley-when the common yellow mus tard is in the third leaf will kill this pest out completely, but will not in- jure the grain in the least The treat ment was found to be almost as effec- tive in exterminating yellow dock, cocklebur, smartweed and ragweed In experiments which were. made 1t was found that the cost per acre was but 56 cents for materials and 20 cents for labor. From fifteen to twen- ty acres can be treated in a day. The work is most effective when done on bright day after the dew is off, with no rain following within a period of ten hours. There are a whole lot of farms in the northwest where the sul- phate treatment ought to be given a trial.
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Deaths.

Capt. John H. Ross, we'll known
citizen Of upper Accomac, whose
sturdy character and high integrity,
won for him the sincere respect and
esteem of all who knew him, died
Wednesday at his home, near Modes
town, aged rs years. Funeral servi-
ces were held at his late home ana
his remains inferred in the family
burying ground there on Thursday
Five sons-Messrs. Robert NJ, George
H., Benjamin t., Charles and walter
r. Ross-and three daughters, sur
vive him.
Mrs. Lavinia Elliott, an estimaole
lady. died Monday at her home at
louisville, aged "a years. After
funeral services on Wednesday, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. D. Hosier, her re-
mains were inferred IN the family
burying ground in that village. sne
is survived by her husband Mr.
Teackle Elliott and two daughters
Misses Racilia and Sue Elliott.
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Onancock.

Miss Sadie Fletcher entertained the
whist club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. D. T. Quinby is in Balti-
more and New York city this week.
Mrs. Margaret U. Franklin is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. l.. ID. T.
Quinby.
Capt. Joshua A. Parks has sold the
sloop Algie to Mr.. David W. Marsh,
of Chesconnessex.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas Nottingham, OF
Cape Charles, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs George H. Powell.
Miss Sarah n. Parker, Mr.. John ).
NAPLES, Mr.. ]. Olin Faulkner and
Mr.. John M. Watson are on the sick
list.
sylvanus Conquest, one of the Aug
ust rioters, who was recently granted
new trial by the Court of Appeals
was operated upon in the Hampton
Jail Monday for appendicitis. 1t ii
expected that he will recover.
Master J. Drummond Parks, son o
Mr.. F. d. Parks, was operated upoI
Wednesday by Doctors Powell ant
Robertson. They took from differ
ent parts of his body 10 flesh tumors
He is at his fathers residence unde
the care of trained nurse.
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OnIey.

Lucille, the little daughter of Mr..
E. T. Taylor, is very ill with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. James Twiford, of Sluthkill
Neck, is reported as ill almost be-
yond hope of recovery.
The Onley w. G. T. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Sue G. James, Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O. The State
President will be present and address
the meeting. Full attendance re-
quested.
Mrs. Kizzie McMath, most esti-
mable lady. relict of the late John P.
McMath. after an illness of several
months, died at the home of her son,
Mr.. A. J. McMath, on Thursday, 10th
inst, aged about so years. On Fri
day after funeral services at the
Onley Methodist Church, of which
she was the oldest member, conduct
ed by her pastor, Rev. John u
Hosier, her body was laid to rest in
Mt Holly Cemetery. She is survived
bv a son, Mr.. A. ]. McMath, and a
daughter, Mrs. William t. Brough-
ton.
The young ladies of Onley gave a
delightful leap-year party at the home
of the Misses Haley, Wednesday
18th. The first prize was awarded
Mr.. V. s. Burton as best milliner II
town, Mr.. L. D. Taylor receiving the
BOBBY. In a most enjoyable guessing
contest, Mr. Charles Savage was th'
lucky one, Mr.. McGehee receiving
the BOBBY, a lemon. After man!
games a delightful feast followed
which all enjoyed. Those presen
were Misses Virginia Nelson, Lizzi
Rogers, Cordie Savage, Kittie James
Bessie Watson, Leila Haley and Mar.
Parks; Messrs. V. s. Burton, Lloy'
Taylor, Frank Geiger, w. W. SaV
age, Harry Rogers, Harry Walter
and Mr.. McGehee.
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Middleton.

Hunting Creek NJ. P. Church was
the scene of very pretty marriage,
December Goth, at s p. m, when Miss
Bette Middleton became thu bride OF
Mr.. Royal Parks. The church had
been artistically decorated for l."
occasion, and large crowd had as
sembled to witness the nuptial event,
the Rev. G. NJ. Clayton officiating.
The wedding march was skillfully
rendered by Miss Sallie Crowson, a
friend of the bride.
The bride was gowned in white
chiffon cloth and carried bouquet
of orange blossoms. She was accom-
panied by Miss Winifred Parks, maid
of honor, sister of the groom She
wore pale blue chiffon taffetta, trim
med with Irish lace, and pale blue
gloves and slippers to match. Mr..
Finnie Somers, from Baltimore, was
hest man. The bridesmaids and
groomsmen were as follows:
Messrs. Carroll Parkes and Willie
Middleton, Misses Flora Ewell and
MARCIA Shrieves, Messrs. Lemuel
Landlord and Noah Parks, Misses
Mae Mason and Annie Middleton,
Messrs. Charlie PouIson and Winfield
Russell Misses Hilda EWell and
Kate Shrieves.
The bridesmaids were dressed in
white pongee silk with pale blue
girdles, and carried bouquets of ever.
greens
The groom is very popular mer
chant of Guilford and the bride,
pretty and attractive daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Middleton.
After the ceremony the ushers
Messrs J. w. T. Lewis and j. W
Justis, accompanied the entire brida
party to the home of the bride, where
a bountiful feast was spread TO thu
enjoyment of every one present, ant
among them was Mr.. Ralph Wilson
of Philadelphia, a special friend o
the bride.
Many beautiful presents were re
ceiyed and numerous friends extend
: ed their congratulations and wishe
for a long and happy married life.
A Guest.
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Marriages.
Hussey--Farlow.

On January Is, 1908, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. "'rlow, near
New Church, was the scene of very
pretty wedding when their daughter
Mary Alice, became the bride OF Mr..
Robert Hussey. They entered the
parlor under soft strains Of the Lo'
hengrins wedding march, rendered
by Miss Marjory Conquest and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. j..
E. Hearn.
The first of the bridal party enter
ing was Miss Lizzie Farlow with Mr.
Asher Revell, Miss Annie Farlow
with Mr.. Clinton Tull, sisters OF the
bride, and Miss Laura Hancock with
Mr.. Rolen East, aunt of the bride.
Then followed The bride and groom.
The bride was attired in gown OF
white silk and groom wore the con-
yentional black. After the ceremony
an elaborate reception was give to
the relations and friends of the bridal
party. The guests numbered about
seventy-fve.
They were the recipients of many
handsome and useful gifts. They
will reside in Delmar. L.
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Horutown.

Mrs. VIM. Glib, who has been III
again, we are glad to report, is con-
valescing.
Mr.. Albert Chesser is visiting his
son, Page, who is attending the Bal
timore Dental Surgery College.
Miss Mollie johnson entertained a
few friends at dinner on Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Lizzie W at
son.
Miss Lizzie Watson left this week
on an extended visit to relatives and
friends in lower Accomac and North
ampton.
There will be a necktie social IN
connection with an oyster supper,
held under the auspices of the M e.
Church, February 22d.
Mrs. Jennie Brimer, who has beer
visiting in Greenbackville, returned
| last week accompanied Dy ner heico
Miss Laudonia Pilchard.
Miss Mary Mock, our popular teach
err. visited her sister, Mrs. Powell, a
Greenbackville last week accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Mackin
tosh. of North Carolina.
Masters Foster Fletcher and Wllli
Silverthorne and Miss Baroar'
Fletcher, who have been ill wit
measles and pneumonia, respective
lly, we are glad to report are GU
again.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
January Term 1908.

GUSTS S. Taylor ct ais vs.. Charles
K. Taylor ct ais. Decree perpetuating
the Injunction and for recovery OF
damages and costs, and removing
cause from docket.
Jno N. Taylor ct ais vs.. Charles H.
TAYLOR ct ais. Decree perpetuating
the Injunction, for recovery of dana
ees and costs, and removing cause
from docket.
Emma F. Selby and others VS..
Joseph P. Widgeon and others. De-
cree confirming report of special COM
missioner, appointing Jno. s. Parsons
trustee in the proceedings, for pay
ment of costs &c.
Joshua w. Williams ct al VS.. Oswald
NJ. Jones ct ais. Final decree.
Elk parte: Petition of Geo. E. Mer-
ritt's admir-, and Mary @. Merritts
admr.-consolidated. Decree confirm
| ing report Of John l.. Anderton.
Ella Hickman vs.. Alfred j. VESSELS
and wife ct ais. Decree for collection
of bonds, disposing of the interest ana
reinvesting the principal.
Bessie Savage, by next friend, vs.
Mard NJ. Savage. Decree divorcing
the parties mensa ct toro.
The Dodge Manufacturing TO-,
which sues &c.vs. Virginia s. Lang ct
ais. Decree removing cause from
docket.
The following fduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be
recorded: ADULTS of estates of Edward
| r. Hickman, William J. Bundick
Harriet E. Bull, Daniel Jones, VIII
liam Shay, Richard W. Ames, Mar
garet Colona, VIM. s. Bundick. anc
| John Bevans; guardian account o
John r. Rogers; account of Charles
In. Lewis, committee; account o
AGENT for heirs at law of VIM. Shay
deceased.
William A. P. Strang qualitied a
notary public.
Lorenzo D. Evans qualified as guar
dian of Edith Evans, nee Parks.
Lemuel Y. Thornton was granted
privilege of erecting wharf at Wishar
Point
James E. Tarr qualified as count.
road surveyor of election district o
Chincoteague Island.
Last will and testament OF Mary u
Poulson was admitted to probate ant
Robert P. Fletcher qualified as execu
tor.
: James II Fletcher, Jr., qualified a
{ guardian of Esther E. Jones.
t John w. Martin was appointed an
t qualified as committee of Geo. K
:. Phillips.
:. Madeline L. Stockley qualified a
: guardian of G.. Thomas Stockley.
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Notice to the Public.

AS I have decided to pursue
course of general repair work during
the winter months my store at Parks
ley, will be closed every Monday Tues
day and Wednesday after February
LIST and open every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. 1 have some bargains
in the novelty line left from Xmas and
if you need anything in this line l
will sell them at very low prices while
thew last. take this opportunity TO
inform the public that l have no IN
tention whatever to leave Parksley'
as has been reported. Call and see
rs when you need anything in the
jewelry line.
w. B. Sartorius, jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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Pung0teagne.

Mr.. Peter Il. IL. AyreS, WAhO ~
turning home recently, found partly
sticking out in the sand what upon
examination proved to be 500 BILL
which from It's lacerated and old APP
pearance seems to have been lost
long time. Strange to say, no one 30
far has complained Of losing Dill OF
that denomination.
A very large Bald eagle, measuring
nearly feet from tip to tip OF his
wings, was killed by Mr.. Severn Kei-
lam, a few days ago with his big STICK
He approached the eagle in the rear
while it was eating a hen it had just
caught and hit it a blow which
stunned him. The eagle fought with
determination worthy of his reputa-
ton. and was killed only after several
blows of the "big stick"
The Pungoteague AZ club, NO. l.,
continues to flourish here finely ana
is much enjoyed by our very best citi-
zens for its refinement, gentility ana
innocent amusement. The stag AZ club
too is rrospering. 1t also is high
toned organization, strictly indepen-
dent of all others and subject to no
outside influence or rules, except those
they may adopt among themselves,
conducive to their own pleasure ana
! amusement. A commendable spirit
of rivalry, tempered with the kindest
and most fraternal feelings for each
other. seems to animate all its mem
bers.
Mrs. Anne @. Harmanson, most
exemplary lady, and consistent mem
Der of the Episcopal Church, died on
the 18th inst, after brief illness o.
pneumonia, at her home in Baltimore,
aged about So years. Her remains
accompanied by her son, Mr.. John ii
Harmanson, her daughter, Mrs. JONI
McNabb, and two grand daughters
Misses Mary and Margaret Hartman
son, were brought to Pungoteague OF
Saturday, 18th inst, and after fupera
services at st. Georges Episcopa
Church, conducted by Rev. j. j. Cor
nick. buried beside her husband in st
Georges Episcopal Church cemetery
The deceased was the widow OF tn
late DR.. John L. Harmanson, OF Pun
colleague, for many years one of tn
leading physicians of the Eastern
Shore. Before her marriage she wa
r Miss Anne O. Arbuckle.
A beautiful marriage was solem
nized at historic old st. George Epis
copal Church at high noon on 25th
December, 1907, when Miss Margare
s. Byrd, daughter of Mrs. Harrie
> Byrd, was united in marriage to MI
Norman A, Modlin, of Norfolk, Rev
]. J. Cornick officiating. The builc
Ing was mOSU DcduOiiuiiJ
for the occasion, and wedding march
es were skillfully rendered by Mis-
Leila Ames. The attendants wer
Miss Ellie Byrd, sister of the bride
maid of honor, and Mr.. t. b Rober
> son, best man. The bride was robe
y in chestnut broadcloth and the mai
;. of honor in French white mousliI
- Immediately after the ceremony a
elegant luncheon was served at tn
home of Mr.. Mahlon F. Byrd, aft'
:, which Mr.. and Mrs. Modlin took I'll
train for Norfolk, their future hom
The presents were numerous user
and beautiful.
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New Church.

Mr.. Louis Shrieves spent Sunday
with his parents at Beaver Dam, Md.
Misses Helen and jessie Tull enter
tanned a few friends Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. G. Kelley and daughtervisl-
ted Mrs. Tom Twyford at Accomack
G. H., last week.
We are glad to report that Mrs. j.
H. Meelheim is improving from a
recent attack of grip.
Messrs. ]. H. Rowley and ]. Ernest
Johnson made business trip to Nor
folk, one day last week.
Messrs. G. Fred Kelley, of Oman
cock, and Tom Twyford, of Acccmat
@. H., were in town Monday.
Mrs. Frank Payne, Rev. Charle
Clement and Master Milton Whit
are confined to their beds with tonsi
litis.
Mr.. Claude J. Matthews, accom-
padded by Mr.. Norman Shields, spen
Sunday and Monday with his parent
on Chincoteague Island.
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narried.

Colona-W alsh January ID, 1908,
at Mappsville, by Rev. r. s. Monds,
William E. Colona and Miss Nellie
E. Walsh.
Bradford Bell January 10, 1908,
at Keller, by Rev. 8. w. Day, Robert
L. Bradford and Miss Sadie E. Bell.
-Ward-January IA, 1908, at
New Church, by Rev. Thos. M. Poul-
son, Geo. O. Turner and Miss Nora
\. Ward.
Downing Mears-January Is, 1905
at Pocomoke city, James G. Down
ing and Miss Fayette f. Mears, both
of Keller.
Observation-Disclosures 20. 1908
near Onley, by Rev. John K. Goode
BENJAMIN j. Mears and Miss Sadie
Fitzgerald.
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To The Public.

It having been brought to our at
tention that some certain people are
circulating a report, calculated to in
iure our business, that Causey q Core
Of Parksley, Va, are dissatisfied with
our treatment of them as regards the
settlement of their recent loss, ana
while good business people do not
usually pay any attention to sucn
careless reports, we, in justice to our
selves. submit letter just received
from these gentlemen, and wish to
sav that we are still doing business
with them and have had the pleasure
Of writing for them more insurance
since the fire:
Parksley. Va, Jan 20, 1908.
Messrs. Kelly & Nottingham,
Onancock, Va,
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to your letter OF
the 18th inst, will say that any report
circulated by any person or agents
that we are dissatisfied with ADJUST
ment of our recent damage is false.
And if you desire to use the local
newspapers you certainly have oul
consent.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) Causey q Oore'
We take this occasion to thank ou
friends for the liberal patronage they
gave us during 1907, and wishing fol
them a very happy and prosperou
New Year, we beg to remain,
Very respectfully,
!. Kelly & Nottingham.
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Hallw00d

Treasurer A. j. Lilliston was IN
town Tuesday.
Mrs. James F. Landlord is critical
ly ill at this writing.
Mr.. John w. Taylor has commenced
work of replacing his mill, which was
destroyed by fire some time ago.
At the stockholders meeting OF
Hallwood National Bank the old dl-
rectors and officers were reelected.
Mrs Wescott, Nassawaddox, and
Mrs Mapp, Wardtown, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Lewis, this week.
Mr.. Samuel M. Mock while unload
ing mine props Monday fell and
broke his leg. We sympathize Will
him.
Mr.. W F. Hall has purchased TIT
residence of Mr.. @. J. Kitchens ait
will make this place his home ate
May 1st.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Our hank was the only institution
here to observe Lees birthday.
Mr.. Edward ellis was called to
Selbyville, last week, to the funerai
of his aunt, Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. Clarence Scott, is in Norfolk
taking examination-to run motor
boat to Wishart Point.
At the bank meeting on Monday
Mr.. Thos. P. Selby was elected extra
member of board of directors.
The members of the Odd Fellows
Lodge here, about $50, attended SER
vices in body at M. P. Church last
Sunday.
Mr.. w. @. Payne is on the sick list
and his store at present is in charge
of his nephew, Mr.. G. A. Payne, OF
Snow Hill.
NJ. F. w. Alexander, of Oak Grove,
Va. has been here for several days.
giving instructions to members OF
Pasriotic Sons of America.
Mr.. @. F. Matthews, cashier OF Ber-
lin bank, Mr.. Claude ]. Matthews,
cashier of New Church bank, and
Norman Shield, of New Church, spent
Sunday here.
The Steamer Wicomico, which went
ashore some weeks ago and was sold
at auction, has been fioated by Wheal-
ton and Rabbit, the purchasers, and
will he taken to Norfolk in a few days
for necessary repairs.
Mr.. VIM. Selby, buyer of Charles
Broadway Rouss, New York, Is mere
ON a visit to his brother, MIR. Thos. +
selby Miss Addie McNeal, of Chuck
atuck, Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Warren Richardson, and Mrs. Hitch
of Pocomoke City, is the guest O
| friends at this place.
Mr.. Joshua N. Williams died on TIT
| 10th inst, aged 81 years. He was
good citizen, an Odd Fellow and mem
Der of Baptist Church, and highly es
teemed for his many good traits o
character by our people. He is sur
vived by one son, ]. N. Williams, Jr'
and three daughters-Mrs. Lee Bow
den. Mrs. Oliver Bowden anu Mrs. j
NJ. White.
: The United States local inspector
of steam vessels have suspended IN
, licenses of Capt. Archie Jones OF tn
motor boat Beatrice, plying betwee
Chincotsague and Wishart Point, an
of Capt. S. E. Matthews, of the motto
boat Lille, plying between Chince
league and Franklin City, for runnin
their boats without the proper equiv
ments. The suspension lasts 10 day.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this weeB
t Fisher L. Layton, J. Q. Powell, Henri
t Robinson, J. E Combs, Wilmington
A. w. Riley. New York; E. H. Ma
thews, Philadelphia; A. 8. Vanourr
=, Boston; It. H. Reese, L. D. Handy
Baltimore; W. B. Stakes, Norfolk; 4
! E. Goodrich, Cris6eld; o. G. Prett!
man, Milford; S. D. Powell, E. ia
, Tuu, J. H. Randall, Pocomoke City
G. A. Payne, Snow Hill; L. II. Pc
kins. Centreville; R. M. Lewis, j.
j Rev. n. B. Rich, Accomac.
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Parksley.

Mr.. E. H. Parsons is on business
trip South.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Scott spent last
week in Baltimore.
Mr.. V. s. DERRICK is visiting friends
and relatives in and near Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Maxon are
on a visit to their former home at
Ballston Spa, N. Y.
Mrs. Lee James and daughter
Jessie, of Wachapreague, are visiting
Mrs. A. w. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. F. Custis were
at the home of Mr.. H. T. Mason the
early part of the week.
Mr.. William Lang and wife have
been guests of the family of Mr.. Il
Jackson Vessels of late.
Workmen of various trades VIII
have been at work on the Ewell build
| ing, damaged by fire in December
have the repairs nearly completed.
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Wachapreague.

Miss Indiana Parsels is on a visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Addie Burton is visiting
friends at Daugherty and Onley.
Mrs. l.. R. Johnson is home from
Baltimore on a visit to her mother.
The Golden Links met at the home
of Miss Marguerite Stiles Monday
night.
Mr.. Harold Byrd has returned to
Norfolk, accompanied by Mr.. James
Harmon.
The young men of this town gave
an oyster roast Tuesday night to the
young ladies.
Mr.. VIM. Wooley, formerly Of New
port News, died at his home here very
suddenly on Tuesda
Mr.: Percy R. Bulman has returned
from New York where he mas Deen
employed by The Gorham Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Savage have re-
turned from New York and are at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. Powell
Our oyster people are complaining
of the dullness of the oyster markets
and not many shipments are being
made.
Mr.. Thomas Mock gave an oyster
roast to the young people of the tow
on Monday night which was much
enjoyed.
Mr.. E. ]. Smith. Jr.. who has beer
sick for the past few days, is conva
descent and has returned to his worl
at Cheriton.
Mr.. Grover Dodson, of Paramount
Md, and Miss Bessie Bell went Il
Pocomoke, Nd, and were quietl,
married Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. James enter
tanned all the young people of tow
at their home at Trower the 10th inst
| All reported a delightful time.
The young ladies of the town CAV
a Phantom Leap-Year party at tn
hotel, the 9th inst. The phantom
called at the homes of the gentleme
at the appointed hour. A propose
party was feature of the occasion
and Mr.. l. F. Burton won the priz
for receiving the most proposals an
Mr.. 1. w. Scarborough the BOBBY fo
having the fewest proposals, durin
the evening. Those present wer
Misses Louise Powell, Annie Finney
Ina Mapp, Hattie and Vera Mear'
Sadie, Annie and Lizzie Edmond'
Lizzie and Sarah Core, Lizzie Smith
Annie Hoge, Annie Wise, Haiti
Johnson, Eula Burton, Maggie Wall
lev and Grace Richardson; Messr
G. @. Tull, G.. A. Blake, Elliott Wi
lis, Carroll Stiles, Sidney Beloat, {
H. Tull, Clarence Tull, Ira Scarbo
ough, Ira Burton, W. A. Phillip
) Chas. Mears, q. S. Burton, Rev Sc
Wright. Prof. Myers, Thomas Noel
4
) Randolph Parsels, VIM. Edmond
; Levin Core, Alex. Mears, Alma Johl
= son, Norman Mapp, VIM. Lucas, Elbe
Sterling and Walter Rudolph. III
chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+; G. Mears, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Fosqu
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Fosque al
: Mrs. James A. Doughty.
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Business Notices.

REWARD 5000. OO-Will be paid for
recovery and Identification of the
body of John Thorpe, supposedly
drowned the night of the 14th of De-
cember, 1907, after II o'clock p. M
from steamer Florida" bound for
Baltimore.
Beverly W Mister, Atty,
11O9-i119 Calvert Building,
Baltimore, Md.
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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 viii be at Acco-
mac Court 81. the first day of every
Comfy Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice and Lumber %.
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ALI left over stock of ladies, misses
and children's coats will be closed out
at once. Now is your time to get 9
coat for little money.
The Belle Haven Furniture %.
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We will until further notice offer
our entire stock, groceries excepted,
at and below cost We must reduce
stock before stock taking.
Respectfully,
Ashby q Hickman.