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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25
FOR SALE
One farm containing


8l5 ACRES
known as the 3. Il. Boley farm.
located about miles southeast Of Mar
tinsburg or the Opequon, has about
rs ACRES
Of coed bottom land Improved by q
GOOD DIVE Filing HOUSE
large taak barn, aoub'e corn crib good
hog house, hen house, meat house and
blacksmith shop.
Is well set II, grass and would make
one Of the best stock farms in the
County also
Is ACRES
Of slate Sand located about miles
southeast o. Msrtinsburg, This land
is in tim her and eould be cleared an5
make good home FIR any one want
ing small farm for trucking. For
particulars see
e. f. Beiey.
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E. f. Boiey.
sasa -
NOTICE

The aaSual meeting ofthe Stock holders of
the Peoples Trust Companv OF harfinshure,
#, We will be heia ~ heofsiee OF the CO :
pany Tuesday, January IL 1909 between the
hours OF p m. and p. m. to elect directors
aad transact such other business as may
coSe kefoIe stock holders IN general meeting
f, l.. Wilson, Cashier
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

This woman says that sich
women should not fail to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A Gregory, Of 1856 Lawrsrce
St., Denver, Col, writss to Mrs.
Pinkham:
II was practically an invalid for six
years, on account Of female troubles
I underwent an operation by the
doctors advice, but in few months I
was worse than before. A friend ad.
vised Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and It restored me to perfect
health, such az haze not enjoyed in
many years. Any woman suffering as
did with backache, bearing down
pains, and periodic pains, should not fail
to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, flbroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
Ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pin.ham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands TO
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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PUBLIC SALE
or VGuabEe
pers 8nai Property

Y - = y ssAk4 - 49, -
itutendiug H. aiseoa liz De fsrvaing I will sell
2 aupii ept 5aaHi
MONDAY Dse @ 1908
beginning at 20 o'elocE a. n - Goilows:
Head Horses
Altar goAd WORT horses and viii work
anywhere
10 Head Cattle
5nilch eogs. aud VIII BE- fresh during Feb
Tuery
Farming Implements
csaw pi.n hinder, draw cut Champion
mower, i OifxerchHled ploTs. 2 spriEg tooth
aarrows wood frame harrow and one A har-
row, Owegs drill, Ideal Germ planter double
SINGLE doubls aud trsfnble trees, sets breast
chains forks hoes, rakes ,rnatt9cEs, one h~tVY
4-horte wagon. 2-hoIse Miloeurn wagon. 2
spring wagon, buggies,
- Hsruess
sets heavy harness, collars, brides, sets
buggy harness.
10 Tons Hay 500 Bundles Fodder
Household Goods
cock stove. safe. bureaus, bedsteads. set II
chairs organ, 2 rocking chairs, sewing ma
chine kltcher table, lot Of Jars and crooks,
large iTeu BettlP, copper ketiie. platform
scales cross cut saw, axe and many other ar
ticles.
Terms
A credit ere months viii be given on all
sums of5le sad over the purchaser 70 give
note with approved security with interest
fr8m dale, notes negntifole ani payable az the
safurity iatsrest viii be- emitted. Under $40
cash No properly b b removed until set
tled ror.
u. u. KEFrEH1NG
Dodd { Hoffman, Auct
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parkSleV.

Miss Maude Rayfeld is here to spend
the millinery season.
Mr.. Frank Mason has returned
from a pleasant visit to Baltimore.
Hon. John r. Rev and Mr.. 0. T.
Parks are on a trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Carroll Yingling of late has
been spending a few days with friends
at Laurel, Del.
Mr.. Francis Co1ona, of Greenback-
vile, is at the home OF his son, Mr'
Il. Colona, here.
Mrs. s. S. Ewell and Mrs. II. t.
Mason left Saturday for a few week
stay in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hickman ar
rived home Tuesday from shor'
wedding trip to Old Point and nearby
points.
Mr.. w. It. Grinnalds and wife, ant
Captain William Barnes and wife
LETT Monday for Philadelphia, Balti
more and Washington.
Mr.. Horace Wiltbank and wife ant
Mrs. David Wiltbank have been K
their old home at Milton, Del, to at
tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs
Anna MCGEE, who died there las
Saturday.
Among those who saw the "Clans
man" at Cape Charles last Saturda,
were Mrs. Dora White, Miss Margare
White, Mr.. and Ylrs. Il. Colona, Mr.
V. 5. Deitrick, Mr.. w. I. Parks ant
Mr.. J. nj. Parks, of this place.
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Wachapreague.

Mr.. J. IT. Powell and wife, of Balti-
more. paid a short visit to MS slsler'
Mrs. ii. s. Fosque, last week.
Miss Helen Doughty is expected
home Saturday from a trip OF TWO
weeks to Baltimore.
Miss Edith Lang, Of Temperance
Vile, is visiting her sister, MISS Bessie
teacher in our school.
DR.. John w. Kellam is in attend
ence this week at Tuberculosis CON
press in the city of Washington.
Messrs. Jno. II. Mears and w. z.
Goffipon left Sunday night on bust
ness trip of several days to Philadei-
phia.
In an interesting game of base ball
here last Saturday between the mar
rjed men and boys, the latter were che
victors.
Rev. John w. Eure, who is we'll
known on the Eastern Shore as
singing master, will preach for us Oh
the 4th of October.
Miss Lizzie Edmonds is home from
visit TO friends in Philadelphia and
leaves soon on long visit to hei
brothers in Hinton, W. Va.
The new school building in course
of erection here will be ready for oc
cupancy about middle OF October
The old one at this time is filled TO l''
full capacity.
The Misses Edmonds have arrived
home from the Northern cities with
full line of millinery and are nov
ready to meet their customers ana al
who will call to see them. The dat'
of opening will appear later.
| Mr.. Walter Bell, one of our oldes
citizens. was found floating on th'
water on Friday OF last week by Mr.
G. Thomas Bird, while on his wa,
Ihome from the beach, who later VIII
the assistance of others rescued I'M
body when about to drift out to sea
They found his boat anchored and ilsl
hook baited, and it is thought, that n'
had an attack of heart trouble AM
fell over board. He is survived by hi
. wife, aged so years, and three chiio
ren-Mr. Geo. w. Bell, Mrs. Il. U
Stiles and Miss Estelle Bell. Funera
services were held at his late nom
on Saturday conducted by Rev. :
: Otto Wright ana interment made j
Wachapreague cemetery.
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Pungoteague.

Miss Myrtle Smith, of late the guest
of Miss Mamie Godsey, Nandua, has
returned to her home in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Ames arrived
home Monday from visit to their
son, DR.. Walter Ames, Smithfield,
Va.
Mr.. Saml. T. Taylor, wife and chill
dren returned last Saturday from a
business and pleasure trip of a week
to Baltimore.
Rod Oliver, owned by Mr.. Leonard
o. Ames, entered in 2.20 class in the
races at Norfolk last week with -four
other horses, was an easy winner III
2.224. An offer OF $4,000 after the
race was refused. The horse is en-
tered in the races in Richmond nex'
week.
Interesting and exciting trials o
speed came off at Pungoteague race
course Tuesday afternoon. The first
mile heats, best in 8, between Mr.
Joe Guys bay filly, Little Texas
and Mr.. Frank Byrd's sorrel gelding
"Prince," for a purse of 800, wa
won by the latter-time 2.444; tn
second, half-mile heats, best in !
between Fancy" and Robert H.,
owned by Mr.. l.. d. Mears and Mr.
Carroll Rogers, respectively, was wo
by the fOrmer-time Lib
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New Church.

Miss Sallie Jones entertained few
of her friends last Monday evening.
Miss Helen Marshall has returned
TO Norfolk, where she is attending a
business school.
Messrs. Norman Shields and P. M.
Mills spent last Saturday and sunday
on ChiDcoteague.
A big oyster supper will be held
here for the benefit OF the new Dap
fist Church on Thanksgiving.
Miss Flora X. Taylor will have her
fall millinery opening at TINS place,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9Th ana
10th. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Annie Davis and Mr.. Harold
Marshall are on the sick list this
week. Mrs. W. ]. Phillips, we are
Glad to report, is much improved.
Miss Josie Tull has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Eliza
beth. N. j., and other places, ant
| Miss Nola Yingling from visit u
Rehobeth, Del.
There will be ar oyster supper a
the Chincoteague Baptist Church OF
Oct. 7th. Ice cream and confectlo,n
aries will also be offered for sale
!, Proceeds will be used in paying TO
repairs on church.
Mr.. J. E. Johnson has just pun
, chased from the Rambler Garag
: Supply Co., of Norfolk, new f0u
$ cvlinder forty horse power Ram6ie
Roadster Automobile and with Nj
E. ]. Allen, of the above named con
/, many. made the trip in this car frol
> Philadelphia, last Friday, to saw
!. hnrv in four hours and fifty-thre
minutes, and from Salisbury ate
v night through a heavy fog to th
4 ulace in two and half hours
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Horntown.

Mr. Page Chesser left Thursday for
Baltimore to resume his studies IN
dentistry.
Miss Willye Evans, i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks, is still con-
fined to her room.
Our village is very quiet since most
of our Young people are either away
attending school or teaching.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss
lillian. are at home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. II. Silverthorne.
An oyster and ice cream supper will
be held in the M. E. Church, South
ward, Saturday, October Sd. Proceeds
for the benefit of the school.
Our public school opened with
full attendance under the efficient
management of Prof. Marye, of Wash
ington, and Miss Mary Mock, of AS
savannah.
Mrs. Martha Wingate, formerly I
resident of this town, lately of Laurel
since the demise of her husband ha
returned with her daughter, Pearl
to make her home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
There will be an united series @
meetings at the Methodist and BaI
| fist churches beginning on the morn
ing of October 18th. Rev. MIR. Wiley
an evangelist of much power, Will as
sist the pastors, Revs. Chas. Clemer
and Elmer ]. Hearn.
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Marriages.
Bundlck- Hickman

Tuesday, September 29th, at y q.
m the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ). u.
Viclxman. Modest Town, was the
scene of a beautiful autumn wedding
when their attractive and accomplish
ed daughter, Miss Carrie, became Ine
bride of Mr.. Norman Il. BundicK, ol
Nelsonia. The parlors and halls were
tastefully decorated with pains,
and golden rod. To the strains OF
Iohengrin's bridal chorus impressive
Iv rendered by Mrs. II. l.. Northam
the bridal party entered the .parlor
,Vhere were assembled the relatives
and close friends to witness the cere-
monv. which was performed by Kew.
w. Il. Warren, their pastor
The bride was attended by her SIS
ter. Miss Evelyn Hickman, as maid
of honor. and Misses Bernice tltz-
gerald and Flora Vessels, of Parks
lev, and Lena Bundick, sister OF the
groom, as bridesmaids. me pesI
man was Mr.. j. E. Brooks Mapp, OF
Keller, Messrs. John Bloxom, Oh
Mappsville, VIM. b. Sartorlus, OF 70
comoke City, and w. Barrett HlcK-
man. brother of the groom, were
ushers. ..s
The bride was becomingly attired
| in white crepe de chine and carried a
shower bouquet of BRIDES roses. me
maid of honor was dressed in pale
blue. the bridesmaids wore costumes
of white and the gentlemen we're In
conventional black. During the cere,
mony soft strains of 80, Promise Me"
were softly played. Afterwards, to
the strains of Mendelsohns march,
the bridal party proceeded to the dun
ing room where a sumptuous break
fast was served.
MIR. and Mrs. Bundick, the latter IN
travelling suit of navy blue wolfe over
taffeta with hat and gloves to match
lett on the noon train for New Yorh
and other northern cities. They VII
also visit Niagara before returning
The gold coins and large number
of useful and costly presents give EVIL
dence of the popularity OF the young
couple. c.
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ChIrcoteague.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Zach have as
guest their daughter from HARRISBURG
Pa.
Mrs. Thos. Savage is in Roanoke,
Va, as delegate to the w. y. L. u
Convention.
Mr.. Louis G. Hamarz, of Porto Rico,
is here on visit to his sister, MIS-
Charles Burg.
Rev. E. II. Liddell and son have re-
turned from an evangelistic tour to
New York State.
Misses Grace Gordy and Emma Bur-
ton left this week to spend the winter
in Philadelphia.
Ouite nice sum was realized by a
festival of the w. G. T. u, in ked
Mems hall last week.
Capt. l. ]. Reynolds has sold his
schooner, Susie Watson, to Edward
Leach, Fairmont, Md.
Capt. West and Supt. Tunnel were
here several days last week, lookipg
| after Life Saving Stations.
Mr.. Clarence Watson, an employee
of Chas. b. Rouss, New York, has re-
turned home to accept position WIN
Selby & Scott.
Private schools have been openee
bv Miss Laura j. Davis on OiarB
| Avenue, and by Miss Lillian Topping
down the Island.
Mr.. David Wiltbank, assistant
cashier of our bank, was called u
| Wilmington by telegram on sunday
announcing death of his sister.
Mrs. w. NJ. Burwell and Mrs. Noble
RoWley will be guests at the woodei
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd wat
son. Salisbury, on night of 3rd lnst'
Rev. E. II. Carter, of Baltimore
filled the pulpit of the Union Baptis
Church last Sunday aid Rev. Mr.
Foley will preach in that church mex
Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. r. Powell and wife wer
called to Ocean City by the death O
his father, James Powell, Sr., on las
Sunday, who had been postmaste
there for years.
The wages of the crew of White
Quarter lightship have been increase
IS. 90 per month. The Assateague LII
> Saving station has been furhlshe
with an extra surf boat.
= A delegation of merchants, oyste
shinpers and other representatlV
business men called on the L. w.
. B. officials last week, asking Tor pc
u fer service on steamer from Frankh
d City to this place. or late eXPre'
{ packages have been delayed III denver
l. "a hours or more and the boat mas III
o been run with any passenger schedule
e A change in both respects was prom
,r ised.
a MIR. and Mrs. Marcus Rowley hay
% returned from Atlantic City AFTER .
absence of several months Miss MOL
;e Wheaton is visiting her sister
" Onley; Mrs. ]. E. Matthews is visitlI
r. friends in Horntown ana Pocolioi
CITY; Miss G. A. Hammond arrlV'
"a home this week with her mililner
Miss Emma Scott left this week
accept position of bookkeeper WI
pr large firm in Salisbury.
Mt Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this wee
" Geo. Brasure, w. J. Jayne, Chs
is Emo. William Shaw, Baltimore;
IN d. Gillespie, VIM. Matthew's Jas.
Bailey, W. A. T. Trout, 5; l.. BLOC
A. J. Cambes, Philadelphia; N.
c. Block, j. G. Powell, Wllmingoo
y; Louis G. Hamarz, Porto Rico; a.
'oi Jarvis and wife, Berlin; w. Kense
ge CLAYTON; w. A. Tunnel, Lewes. DE
VS. 81. r. Boggs, w. X. Lingo, Jas.
Jones and wife, W. G. Matthew'S
n E. Showard, Accomac.
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Deaths.

Mr.. William J. Levers, of near At
lantic, returned Thursday of last week
from Salisbury, where he underwent
an operation, and died Friday night,
aged about 60 years. The deceased
was a native of Wisconsin but had
been a resident of this county for
many years and in that time won
for himself the high regard of all who
knew him. He was a worthy man
and excellent citizen. His wife, three
children and an aged father survive
him.
Capt. Oscar Marshall. a we'll known
and highly esteemed citizen of upper
Accomac, died last Sunday at MS
home, near Marsh Market, aged o.
wears, and after funeral services a
his late home on Monday, conducted
by his pastor, Rev. j. q. Lennon
was laid to rest in the family burylni
ground, near his home. -Four sons
Manly, Oscar, Thomas and William
Marshall, and two daughters, MRS
Jno. D. Bull and Mrs. John McCread
survive him.
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Temperanceville.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jones are on
trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Pruitt, Jr., is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Jones has matriculated
as student at Goldey Business Coiiege'
Mr.. James Hartman is having a
pretty dwelling erected on the broo-
water farm.
Misses Rubie Mock and Mary Grim
maids are students at Blackstone
Female Institute this session.
Mr.. @. L. Jones and family Will
make Fxmore their future home, 10
the regret of many friends here
A marty of seven went to Pocomoke
TO see the Clansmap. They report
pleasant evening and good tlme'
The public is cordially invited tt
spend October 9th here. A gooo sup
per and most enjoyable evening Il
promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer D. Fletcner
on route to the Confederate Reunion
snent Wednesday night with Nh
! Clinton Matthews.
MIR. Joseph Matthews, on his wa.
home from the store, was kn0cKe.
down by runaway mule last Thurs
day night. He has been confined =, I
} his he'd since. Though not CRITICAL
| i'll. he suffers severely and improve
, but slowly.
The ladies of the Methodist Churc
announce festival in Temperance
Vile, Friday afternoon, October 9tl
supper will be served, beginning -
. Ave O'Clock. At s o'clock, in tn
= Town Hall, there will be addresses
Sup't. G. G. Joynes, Rev. J. Elm!
. Hearn, and Rev. It. n. Lawrence !
b, the interest of education. Music
+; the High School.
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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,
Nc. r. D. L. Fletcher viii be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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For SALE CHEAP-Two leather top
bnegies. brand new; one high axle
rubber tire Runabout, which cost
s1s5. 100, practically good as new; one
bay mare Z years old, SOUND IN every
way and gentle for lady, to drive
this is a very handsome buggy mare rare
with long name and tail, weighs l,uzSG
lbs, prompt and fearless driver and
can show $3.50, believed to be in foal
by Sydney Prince. Have no use lol
this property, need money and vii
give some one splendid bargains.
o Stanley G. Johnson,
Parksley, Va.
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Hickman-Jacobs.

Mr.. Richard Hickman, of VIM, OF
Parksley, and Mrs. Ella Jacobs, OF
Temperanceville, were married al the
BRIDES home on Saturday, Goth, Rev.
r.. r. Staples officiating. They left
on afternoon train on a wedding
Journey to Norfolk and other points.
;rhey are now at home to their friends
at Parksley.
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DRESS GOODS.

We are showing a beautiful range
of shades and weaves in wool dress
fabrics in the new Satin Finish.
SILKS.
This department is unusually large
in variety and values better than we
have had them for several seasons.
BLANKETS, QUILTS, &C.
Our line of bed coverings is by far
the largest and best we have ever
shown. We have double wool plan
kets 1914 and Ia sizes from S2.9o TO
$1,000 per pr. Quilts from 81 w 70
$40. 90. We are offering special val,
ne in Down Comforts with mercerizeo
Satin covering at $500.
Counterpanes from $1.0O to 80. 90.
Special values in Narcotics at S2.oo
So. 90, $3.50, $3.50 and $500.
Shoes in the newest toes and lea'
Wei Kid. Dee-Vee for men and boy
We invite special attention to gu
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New goods and new prices at our
store in men and boys suits, dress
goods. shoes, robes, blankets, furni-
ture, trunks, suit cases, llnoleun'
mattings, rugs, carpets, carpet warPs,
heater stoves, &c.-and cheaper IN
most every line. Suits to order Sl2.o
I'D. Best flour 1925. Eggs 20 cents
''0" Bloxom & Son,
Mappsville, Va.
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MappsViIIe.

Mr. Jno. L. Rayfeld and wife have
returned from a five weeks trip,
near Penmar, Md.
Mrs. Annie w. Clayville and Mrs
Annie Love, Of Baltimore, of late
have been guests of Mrs. Carrie Hum
phreys and other friends in Accomac'
Mrs. Marg't. Mock went to Salisbury
hospital for treatment some days ago
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Gar
RE f. Humphreys, who spent severa
days in that city with friends.
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Our line of custom tailoring is sec
ond to none shown and we guarantee
fit or no sale. We are showing this
line, now, in all its completeness ana
we will have with US an experienced
tailor, to take your order and meas
ure, for suits, overcoats and trowsers,
October 9th and 10th. Come out, see
the line and bring us your order and
we will please you.
r. L. Shield & Go.
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Notice to Teachers.

All teachers in the county who
opened school Sept. 14th please make
report for 10 days, month, ending
Sept. 3Oth. Those who began teach
ing Sept. 2Sth will add 28th. 10Th and
Goth to their October reports.
Very respectfully,
G. G. Joynes, Supt.
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.Jr. O.U. A. M. neetlng

Temperanceville Council, No. 1879,
IT.. O. U. A. NJ, will have a spscial
meeting on October 8, 1908. All mem
bers are requested to attend. Business
of Importance to each member.
Sec'y.
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Onley.

Mr.. W. w. Savage, ill of late with
typhoid fever, continues to improve
Mrs. Addie Parks, of New York.
was the guest of Mrs. Sadie Savage
this week.
Mr.. Isaac Potlink, dealer in iron at
Onley. is on a business trip to Phlaia'
delphia this week.
Mrs. Rennie Stevenson, Of Cape
Charles. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 6. B. Savage, this week.
The remains of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
G. Belote were removed from oulylhs
ground here to cemetery this week
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Business Notices.

For sALE-Between 70 and Is acres
of No. 1 oyster and clam land In NE,
tompkjn Bay with several hundeed
bushels of oysters ready for market,
and a fine catch of small oysters and
one third interest in watch house,
w. Il. Parks, (of e.
Parksley, Va.
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near MappsviIle, Va.

For sALE-Horse, 7 years old,
weight 500 lbs, gentle to all harness
and can trot a mile in 3 minutes
Guaranteed to be as represented.
Want to sell because have no use Tor
'ii'"' G.. c. Vessels,
Parksley, Va.