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Pungoteague.

CAPTAIN Joseph @. Boggs has just
purchased the handsome residence
and fine and most desirable farm,
situated on Nandua creek, of Mr..
Lewis Catogni, of Roanoke, Va.
Our esteemed young friend, Mr.
Milton B. Ames, of Pungoteague, re-
Gently engaged in the banking bust
ness in New York City, has returned
home to the delight and qualification
of his many friends and relatives, and
rumor reports that he has accepted
the position of assistant cashier Oh
the Keller Bank.
Messrs. William E. Godsey & Co.,
formerly of Norfolk, but now perma-
nentlv located at Nandua Wharf,
have leased certain piece of land OF
Capt. ]. .. Boggs, adjacent to his
wharf, on which they are erecting a
large barrel factory, 12S feet long by
% feet wide, to manufacture truck
barrels for their large trade.
Mr.. John T. Bull has just returned
TO his old home after an absence o.
more than two years, engaged in hi'
professional duties, extending ovel
MANY States. Mr.. Bull is now visiting
his sister, Mrs. James K. Ayres
whose heart is gladdened by his re
turn. Tom is fine fellow and is cor
daily greeted by his old friends ant
acquaintance here.
f The skating on our pond is elegan
and the young folks seem to be en-
4 Toying themselves, but we regret t
q saw. that Miss Williams from Wester
Virginia, visiting Miss Cleve Martin
of Harborton, unfortunately Will
skating broke through the ice, or
was Immediately rescued from ne
4 perilous accident by the assistance
: Mr.. BENJAMIN Re ad, who fortunatel
was near by.
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TemperanceviIle.

Mrs. Jacob is visiting friends at
Parksley.
Mrs. W. l.. Mock, who has been ill,
is improving.
The boys in this vicinity are enjoy
ing the ice pond.
Miss Eunice Mathews spent the
weeks end in Onancock.
Mr.. Chris Jones and family have
returned. No place like home.
Are you coming to the HAL"
February 18th, to hear "Dr. Cure
ALP"
Come, boys, on Friday night, and
find out how to make the Limitation
Sweetheart" genuine.
The Temperanceville High Schoo
will give an entertainment, February
IA. 8 o'clock. Public cordially lnvl
ted. Moonlight nights.
DR.. Nevitte's horse left him on TINT
road, Friday. The shafts broke OIL
The horse is the injured party. Th'
faithful George went to the rescue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rayfield, q
Mappsville, were entertained on Jan
uary 9th by Mr.. and Mrs. Clinto
Mathews. The hostess served
Christmas feast.
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Oak Hall.

Madame rumor has it that bells Will
soon be ringing again matrimonial
lv-this time for one of our phone
managers.
Mr.. L. Frank GladdiDg and bride
now occupy their new residence IN
our village, and very welcome access
sions to our. community.
Quite an enjoyable social was given
recently to the young people at the
home of Mr.. E. T. Taylor, about 30
ladies and gentlemen being present.
The news of the death of Mrs. A.
s. TAYLOR, wife of the Justice of the
Peace, was received here with sin
cere regret. Only few months agt
death claimed worthy son.
Among the ontvisitors to friends
in town were Mss Ber,ie Taylor, o
Bullbeggar, at home of Mr.. E. L
TAYLOR, Miss Lillian Justice, of Jen
kins Bridge, and Miss Beulah East a
home of Mr.. s. j. Revel.
Oak Hall division of the Produc
Exchange was reorganized for tn
present year on the Goth ult. Til
only change in officers was the cleo
ton of Mr.. Geo. A. Smith, genera
director, in place of Mr.. Samuel :
2 Revell.
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Church entertainments.

The Atlantic M. ?. Cnurch Will
serve an oyster supper on FEBRUARY
14th from to 7 p. m. There will be
a lecture in evening by Rev. D. H.
Hearn. of Temperanceville. Admls-
sion to lecture 10 cents. Proceeds
for benefit o. church.
Committee.
On the evening of February l4th''
the people of Mappsburg will render
the drama, entitled "The Last Loaf, :"
with all of its old time efficiency IL
will be given at Painter Hall but tor
tho benefit of Garrison's Church.
Come prepared to enjoy a good iaugn n
at Dick Bustle, who has changed DoVn
his name and color since the "Dea'
CONS Tribulations." Bring your
handkerchief too, for the pathos o.
Mrs. Ashton will make you recourse
70 tears. Don't forget to come ano
helm a good cause Friday night--if th'
weather is inclement come SATURDAY
80 Committee.
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New Church.

Mr.. John Rowley, of Chincoteague'
is visiting our cashier, Mr.. Claude
Matthews.
Raffies and skating are the favorlOe
games,and sports of the lads and iasses
at present.
A fun loving party, consisting OF
Misses Carrie Matthews, Josie Tuil'
Nola Yingling. Florence Covington
Messrs. Walter Emf, and Lester Poui-
son visited Wagram Pond, TUESDAY
afternoon, and found shaking fine.
A very slight form of measles mas
been attacking our inhabitants Tor the
mast three weeks and has greatly In
terfered with the attendance a
school, as the children are the princi
pal victims. Those suffering with ONT
or both are Miss Carrie Hutchinson
Mrs Annie Davis, son and daughter
Mr.. B. L. Payne's little boys and Mas
| ter Edgar Davis.
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Onley.

Mrs. Chester Savage is visiting ner
narents on Chincoteague this week.
Mr.. Bailey Belote, of Willis Wharf,
of late has been the guest of Mr. Ed
Savage.
Miss AMMO Hoge, ill lately at On
lev. has improved sufficiently to re-
sume her duties as music teacher al
" achapreasue.
The Sack Social, given by the La
dies Aid Society OF the Methods
Church CT this place recently, was
success. The collection amounted Il
$500.
The amusing comedy, "a Servan
Wanted" will be presented by tn
Young ladies of the Baptist Sunda'
school. in the town hall at Onley' o.
the evening of Friday, February Il
l7.3O O'clock. observation-disclosures
and ice cream will be for sale sfte
O'Clock. Proceeds for benefit
new Baptist church. Admission,
and Is ceuts.
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Church Notes.

Mr. IF. E. Clark, student, VINO
will graduate from Union Theologicai
Seminary next spring, will preach on
Sunday, February 9th, as foilo"S'
Mackenzie Church at II O'Clock a. H.
Clark Chapel at $3.50 O'Clock P. M )
at Onancock Presbyterian Church al
100 o'clock p. m. Mr.. Clark is a
native of Abingdon, Va, and grau.
uate of King College. 1t is expected
that congregational meeting Will DC
held Immediately after the service al
Mackenzie Church, for the purpose Oh
calling a pastor, if the way be- clear
At a meeting of committees Oh
Drummondtown, Onley and HOMES
Raptist Churches at Oniey Oh
Monday it was decided, that it was ID
the best interest of all of them, thai
Hollies sever her relations with Drum
hometown Baptist Church and loll
in the work with Broadway ana har
horton; and that Drummondtown
Onley and Baker Memorial Churche'
mite in calling pastor together.
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Social Event.

The leading social function OF tue
season was given at the home OF Sena-
tor and Mrs. Ben T. Gunter on wed
nesday evening in honor OF their SIS
ter, Miss Joe Fisher. Promptly al
six O'Clock most delicious dinner
was served consisting of all the deci-
cacies of the season. Among those
present were: Mr.. Barton K. Lillis-
ton, Miss Florence Browne, Dr. ana
Mrs. J. L. DeCormis. Mr.. Edward j..
Avres. Miss Marcie Duncan, Mr.. IT,
T. Doughty, Jr., Miss Margaret Lillis-
ton. Mr.. B. It. Fisher and Miss Kuth
A. Tyler. After dinner the happy
couples repaired to the parlor where
they INDUCED in many fascinating
aon,os A Guest.
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Belle Haven.

Cant. VIM. ]. Rue is spending the
week in the State Capitol, Richmond
MIR. John Friend, prominent buti-
mass man of Danville, is visiting his
brother, Rev. Ohas. Friend.
Miss Margaret Disharoon, OF phlia-
delphia, is spending the week WIN
her aunt, Mrs. Samuel IL. Pusey'
r. is understood, that large acre
age of tomatoes will be planted LOT
the @. +. Chase Packing Co., OF Belle
Haven, the largest cropin the history
of the factory.
Mr.. George @. Walker recently
brought in town 80 head of horses ana
mules. sold them all and is now In the
city buying another supply-practi-
callv a cash business, which shows
that farming pays.
Mr.. James Wilson, worthy ciVi-
zen and prominent Baptist. dieo aiVer
a months illness of Brights disease
on Monday and was buried on wed
nesdav in the family burying ground
on the farm of his nephew, Mr. r. u
Savage, near this place.
Mr.. A. ]. Doughty, a produce
broker. of Philadelphia, while on
short visit to his father, Benz. U
lDoughty. of Exmore, paid his friends
lin Belle Haven a pleasant business
lcall. Mr.. Doughty is certainly a hust
Ior ord deserves to be heard from
again.
Mr.. II. s. Lowe, of the firm OF Nor
ris & Lowe Bros, Of Delmar' ha
moved one of the company's large
mills on the land of A. N. II. Map
and will cut more than million zee
of first growth pine and oak this WIN
ter and the coming Spring. 1t mean
incidentally wood harvest for Bell
Haven.
The public school of this place
= doing excellent work under the man
aqement of Misses Mary X. kelial
., and Anna J. Winder, but unfortunate
=, " ont of more than 80 available pupil
for the past two years only enoug
D to Justify the employment OF wv
= teachers could be induced to atten'
2 All thinking persons agree that IL is
: shame to tolerate such carelesshess
e a matter of so vital Importance
the children were only horses Bel
Haven would have prize race tracI
l. But there are signs of an awakenir
>, lone among which may be reckon'
u the fact that a number of suDstanUl
> citizens are purchasing lots IN TOW
Il with the intention of building nom
looking forward to high school
- which to educate their children.
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Silva.

Mrs. w. E. Petit and little daugn-
ter are confined to the house wiVh
la grippe.
In spite of the severe wind our
minister, Mr.. Jones, filled MS ap-
pointment Sunday.
Mr.. Obey Pilchard and Mr.. Maurlce
Pilchard, of Parksley, visited their
old home in this vicinity, Saturday
Remember the big time we are
going to have at the sch00lhouse'
February the fourteenth. BE sure
and come. Those oysters Will oe
good and remember it is leap year
BOYS you know what that means
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ParkSleY.
MIR. A. p. Platt, of Hazleton, Pa )
was here few days ago.

Mr.. A. p. Platt, of Hazleton' ia
was here a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bennett, form
er residents, were at the ParKsiey
Hotel recently.
Mrs. Thomas r. Ward, Jr., OF Al
bany, NY, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. r. Bennett.
Mr.. W. j. Lilliston, commiuUee
clerk in House of Delegates at hich-
mond during the present session.
made a short visit to his family here
recently.
Messrs. ID. II. Johnson and H. l.
Mason. two of the prominent mer-
chants here, are each confined to their
room. the former with grip, the 'au-
ter with rheumatism.
Miss Grace L. Bundick, of Pastor
n died in Baltimore, Saturday, FEB
LIST inst, of gastritis, aged 40 years
She with her sister, Mrs. f. 2. BYRD
started for Baltimore for treatment
nv steamer Thursday, January zou
but owing to severe storm al Iha'
time did not reach there until oaVur
day. She never improved ana dieu
week hence. She was lady OF HIT
Christian character, well and faVor
ABLY known by large circle o
friends. who sincerely regret ne
death. She leaves three sisters, Mrs
F. p. Byrd, Mrs. G. L. Byrd ana MIS-
W. II. Wright. Funeral service
were conducted over her remains d
Zion Baptist Church Wednesda'
morning by Rev. R. F. Staples an
interment made in the family pury
ing ground, near that place.
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Onancock.

Mr.. Henry F. Powell is still on the
sick list
Skating on the creek has been very
good since Monday and large crowos
are enjoying it.
The sale of ten cent goods by Mess.
Leatherbury, Belote & %. is attract
ing many buyers.
The Steamer Accoiuack OF the VIZ
g;nia OYSTER Police force has been
frozen up in our harbor since Sunday.
DIR. John R Ames left Thursday for
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. lie spehC
a short time with his parents in town
before reporting for duty
Miss Byzantine Horsey, of New
Church. a pupil of the High School,
who has been dangerously ill for sew
eral DAYS is somewhat improved
MIR. Everett j. Belote has bought
of B. r. Coard and others, the lana
ON East Main street, upon which the
storehouse of Burton, and buildings
occupied by Uzzle, stood.
The drama, "Miss Fearless & Co., "
will be produced at Bells Hall, Acco-
mac @. H., Friday the 14th inst. The
promised performance two weeks ago
was prevented by the snow storm
Mr.. Frank Balm, representing the
Grand Council of Virginia, Royal Ar
canum. was in town Tuesday looking
after the interests of the order. lie
ATTEMPTED to visit the Chincoteague
= Council Monday, but was unable Uc
reach the Island on account OF ice.
The regular meeting of the D. A. X
was held at the chapter house Tues
dav afternoon. The meeting OF the
Daughters of the Confederacy calico
for Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
f John P. L. Hopkins was postponed
9 ON account of the weather. The mex
r meeting will be held the first Satur
f day in April.
= The Rev. Mr.. Cornick was called T.
Il Norfolk by tel> gram Thursday last t
see a former parishioner, Mr.. E. q
Harrison, of Charles City county,wh
:. was being treated in Joseph's hos
J. pital. Mr.. Harrison's illness havln
:. terminated fatally, Mr.. Cornick az
r, companied his remains to his HON
|. near Westover.
|; The Sloop George w. WOODWARD
S belonging to Mr.. James I. Sommer
W Of Northern Accomack, was capture
i, bv the State Steamer Accomacl
}; Capt. Jarvis, Friday, charged VIII
o. dredging oysters on Birds Rock, Poe
moke Sound. She was towed
D. Onancock, where at a trial betol
M Justice Parker, the vessel and me
or were held for the grand jury ia
ri was furnished by the owner. III
is State was represented by the Alto
" new for the Commonwealth, Mr..
d. James burlington, and Mr.. Warn
~ Ames appeared for the defense.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlucoteague.

The old and young have been en-
Toying the skating on our ponds LOT
the last few days.
The High School examinations are
in progress here and good showing
is being made by the pupils.
An up-to-date storehouse is being
erected by Mr.. VIM. Sharpley on the
Eastern Side of Island, better known
as Deep Hole.
MIR. D. s. Hankel, of Newpr News
grand master of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ
addressed the members of that order
here on Monday night.
Steamer Wicomico, which went
ashore some weeks ago, and after
wards bought at auction and hoateo
nv Wheaton and Babbitt, is now on
the railway at Norfolk for repairs.
Mr.. C. w. Duncan. now of Balti-
more. bu: who spent many years here
"a hotel man, merchant and light
house keeper, is visiting friends al
this place. He is accompanied py
his wife and son.
A petition is to be presented at the
Wilmington NJ. E. Conference, whicf
4 q
meets March 18th, for a minister at
higher salary here, and an EFFORT II
being made at this time to secure tn'
necessary funds of the members an'
their friends.
Mr.. Elwood Coleburn, of Whining
ton. is here the guest of his brother
George; Mrs. n. Tunnel and daugh
ter, Alice, of this place, are VISITING
friends of Ocean View, Del; Mr.. )
IL. Holland has as his guest III
mother from Baltimore.
A petition for the incorporation c
, the business part of the Island
being circulated here and with one G
2 two exceptions has the approval c
the business and representative pee
pie. An act looking to that end wi
. be asked of present Legislature.
5 Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
/. NJ. ]. Byrd, j. G. Wescott, u
o Ward, A. w. Fashe, w. J. Morrl
. Chas. Mickey, J. B. Wrightson' v
: J. Evans, Baltimore; w. D. Spence
. W. T. Matthews, Philadelphia; 5. /
Bowen, Clarence Powell, Wilmington
W. A. Clayton, Chas. Debow, A
7. bury Park. N. j.; A. ]. Gibson, Ne
IL York; Nj. L. Todd, Fred Howar
d Salisbury; George Truitt, Girdletre
II John S. Tyler, H. R. Boggs, ACC
mac.
<, The Winter Quarter Lightshi
IS which went adrift during the Stor
ID of oath ult., is now in Wilmington
y repairs. The crew for the most pa
at from this place owe their lives 1t
stated, to the hymn, Nearer
,ol God to Thee" With the hole hoe
10 ed and pumps refusing to work. tn
p had about abandoned all hope VIII
- Engineer West started the hymn
g One after another, the men took
4 the air and this gave them renew
courage, which enabled them to pat
up the pumps and work them un
OF revenue cutter hove in sight a
I.' lowed the disabled ship to port.
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Ask vour dealer for" Accomac, "the
only ten cent cigars sold for five
cents We court the friendship OF
dealers and request trial order. Sold
at the usual price for the best five
cent cigars. Come on boys. old and
young, take an interest in nome
manufacture and push it along. We
olive YOU what you can get nowhere
else. by avoiding the jobber's profit
and being satisfied with small mar
81, &. P. Caldwell,
Luna Park, Onancock, Va.
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Atlantic Graded School for month OF

Atlantic Graded School for month OF
January.
Grade NORMAN Winder.
Grade II.-Norman. Marshall.
Grade III.-Nettie Ward, Mage
Warner, La Refine Kennard, Roland
Taylor, Willie Darby.
Grade IV.-Hilda Taylor, Emory
Warner, Woodston Fisher.
Grade William Savage, Burley
Fisher, Ernest Darby.
Grade VII.-Eva Warner, Lola Saw
age, Willye ChesSer, Daisy warner
Fred Ward.
Grade VIII.-Carrie Thornton, VIII
lie Marshall.
Mamie E. Parsons,
Principal.
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Cook stoves, ranges and heaterS-a
full line-galvanized and enameled
sinks, galvanized fly net for door and
window screens, poultry netting
naints and stains, white lead and zinc
also pumps, points, pipe and fittings
&C., cheap for cash at
Walkley's Hardware Store,
Belle Haven, Va.
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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 H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders Tor
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 90.
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Mr.. E. T. Powell, ex-treasurer OF
lccomac. in a recent letter to the
piedmont Guano Co., of Baltimore,
savs. I used your fertilizers last
snring and never got better results
from any fertilizers. shall use l.
again this Spring and can recommend
II To all farmers using fertilizers.
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Don't miss the opportunity of buy
ing anything in white goods at away
below their market value-that is
what we are offering between the
18th and 10th inclusive, the date OF
our annual white sale.
r. L. Shield & Co.
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Don't wait until the last OF the
week before attending our white sale,
40 there will be many items sold that
I'VE cannot duplicate. Remember the
date. February 18th to 18th inclusive
RI. Shield & Go.
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Sion Post school for January

Sign Post school for January
Grade willie May Marshall
Marion Davis.
Grade 11-Ludie Smith, Orris DAVIS
Grade III-Stanley Brimer.
Grade WINNIE Petit, Brittle
Baily, Russell silverthorn.
Grade VI-Myrtle Lang, Helen
Davis, Otis Marshall, Dennie Hill.
Teacher.
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Accomac High School.

Grade John Chopper Ayres, Eve
lyn Parks.
Grade difference Milliner, Edha
Milliner, Louisa Parks.
Grade VII-Leila McCready, Emma
Nelson, Oneida Nelson.
Grade VIII Fred Milliner.
Grade IX--Martha Taylor, jim Mock
Grade X-Bassett Ashby.
Grade II-Ernest Ruediger.
G. B. Ish, Principal.
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Harborton High School for January
1908.
Grade Kathryn Reade, Ben Pen
ney, George r. Hutchinson.
Grade II-Elva Turner, Ada Turner,
Grade III - George Bonniwell'
Douglas Penney.
Grade IV-Octavius George, Gladys
Reade.
Grade VI-Marguerette Walker.
Grade VII-Beth Agathoin.
Grade VIII-Howard Adams, Stan
lev Hutchinson, Nicely Hutchinson
Jessie Penney.
Grade IX-Grace Hutchinson.
Grade X-Elva Hutchinson, Ella
Mears II. A. Battaile,
Principal.
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Modestown Graded School.

Modestown Graded School.
Grade I.-Katy Bundick, Mary On
lev, Helen Northam and William
Dix.
Grade II.-Garland Warren and
Clarence Miles.
Grade III.-Virginia Bundick, Otho
Shreves and John Onley.
Grade IV.-Mildred Dix.
Grade V.-Evelyn Bundick.
Eva McMath,
Teacher.
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,nlou HIGH School for January.

Onley High School for January
Grade Volts Vinson.
Grade VI-Helen Carmine, Helen
McMath, Joseph Harper, Margaret
Chopper.
Grade VIII-Helen NJ. Philips
Alice B. Savage.
Richard McGehee,
Principal.
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Rolls of Honor.

Cashville Public School for January.
Grade IX-Annie Scott, Margaret
Boggs.
Grade VIII-Monnie GUSTS, Law
renee Killman, Ernest Boggs, Herbert
Martin.
Grade VI-Lizzie Reed, E. l.. Gus
tbs. Katie Shreaves, David Crockett.
Grade V-Sadie Chandler, Chas.
Killman, Reany Kellam, Willie Reade.
Grade IV-Grace Caruthers, Medora
Shreaves, Carroll Evans.
Grade III-Mary Kellam, Lizzie D.
Custis.
Grade II-Sidney Custis, Harold
Chandler, Swayne Kellam, James
Smith, Grace Boggs, Viola Harrison
Nina Young. W. A. P. Strang,
Principal.
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Business Notices.

NOTICE OF observation-disclosures, IS
hereby given, that the co-partn1ersnIp
heretofore existing between the I'M
dersigned under the name OF the
Chestnut Ridge Lumber Company
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent and that the business Will pc
Continued under the same name as
heretofore by Harry H. Wilford ana
George A. MILFORD, who will pay all
hills against, and receive all moneys
5ne TO the old firm. The office OF the
Company is at the same place as
formerly, on Market Street, POGO
i'-oA0 II. H. MILFORD,
G. A. MILFORD,
Ounce Ashburn.
FOR SALB-A mare five years Old
sound and gentle to all harness s,
/ weight LOO pounds. Wish to sci
because have no use for her.
DoN Jos. w. Taylor,
! Jenkins Bridge, Va.
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lust received car load of Florida
shingles-best heart and perfection
heart.
J. ". Rogers & Bro,
Onley. Va,
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will be at Atlantic for the practice
of my profession OIL Thursday ana
Friday, February 10 and IA, 1908.
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Corn wanted for cash at 65 cents
per bushel, delivered at our store al
Parsley Station, Va.
Parksley Manufacturing Co.
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January %, 1908.

Warner Ames, special commissioner
will. on Saturday, the Sth day OF FEB
ruary, next, sell at public auction a.
2.3o O'Clock p. M. in the town OF
Onancock, the very valuable rea'
estate of which Littleton D. Ayres'
died seized and possessed, situate ~
ing and being near the said town
For further information see posters OF
special commissioner.
J. Harry Rev, attorney for Edward
r. Parks, will sell at public auctlor
at Parksley, on Saturday February
9Th 2:So D. M, storehouse and lot II
town of Parksley lately occupied o.
| M S. Kent. A splendid opportunit!
Ito obtain prominent business Sue Il
| this hustling and thriving town. 70
particulars see posters.