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ChInc0teague.

Rev. Mr.. Carter will preach at
Union Baptist Church on Sunday.
Several weddings in high life will
take place here during the holidays
Mr.. Thos. II. PrGitt is erecting an
up. to-date dwelling with glass 'front.'
on Main street.
Mr., Daniel Bowden and family,wno
moved here this fall from Philadel-
phia, have moved back.
Sloop Annie, Cant 7. T. Hill, own
err, which " recenoly Oh
Metompkin Deacn, nas been hoatea'
DR.. w. M. Burwell was called to
Norfolk this week by the illness OF
his sister, and Mr.. David WlltDank TO
Milton, Del by the death OF an aunt
Messrs. w. ]. and A. l.. Matthews
are taking out interior of the Chinco-
league Drug Co. store and putting Ill
all glass fixtures and new furniture.
When completed il will be one OF the
finest drug stores on the Shore.
Bids are out for mail routes from
here to Franklin City and Mackenzie
Park. to be closed January 56u, next.
An of the owners here of the 1OOpower
boats think they have just the craft
for This service and the bids for SER
wing Uncle Sam in this capacity IL Is
said, will be down to zero.
An experiment is being made by
Mr.. II. A. Back, one OF our enter
prising citizens, with new oyTsG; tl
box and drinking apparatus WIN
the help of gasoline engine, several
hundred feet of pipe and derricKs IN
stead of baskets he proposes 10 lorce
the oysters to drink and put them IN
shape for shocking or for shipment as
barrel stock. His project is being
watched with interest by other oys-
ter dealers.
Messrs. Jos. Baker, S. J. Hastings,
and DR.. r. w. White are in Phiiadei,,
mia: Mr.. @. Watson Thornton and
Mr.. Toadvine spent Sunday i'll snow
Hill: Messrs. Harry and Thomas Cor
hin. of Oak Hall, were guests OF their
brother. Mr.. Peter Corbin, OF this
place. on Sunday; Mr.. Edward Row
lev of New York, Mr.. S imuel tleld,
of baltimore, and Mr.. Dennle Bow
den. of Philadelphia, are home on a
visit to their parents.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
/ s. Kennerly, c. b. Lucas, w. j..
Hammer, NJ. E. Selby, E. Costin,
baltimore; II. S. Miller, F. J. Mon
tague, Philadelphia; S. j. Bowen H.
Fl Farland, " Wilmington; J. a: Wi
mans, w. f. Agate, Newark, n ).
! l.. F. Blackwell, Hopewell, n, j.;
Walter Onley, Girdletree; Charles
| Shockley, Snow Hill; S. Russell, Mil
ford: M. /. Dodd, Salisbury; w. M.
Moore, Seaford; Geo. l.. Snyder, Der
lin; A J. Blackwell. o. b. Causey'
| Accomac.
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Church Notes.

A business meeting will be held at
Hollies Baptist church on Saturday,
December 18th, 10 a. M, and Kew.
Walter Rhodes will preach Sunday
afternoon, December goth, at that
church.
The new pastor, Rev. J. NJ. Green,
will arrive at Accomac O. H. to-day
and preach at Drummondtown Meth
odist Church to morrow morning, IL
o'clock, and at Woodbury. in the
afternoon, O'Clock.
The members of Atlantic M. Z.
Church will serve oysters, ice cream
and cake in the afternoon and eve
ming, Saturday, December Goth. Az
NIGHT a free entertainment will be
given by the young people. A cor
dial invitation is extended to every
one.
Rev. L. B. Boney, of North Caro-
lima. has accepted the call to Drum
hometown, Onley and Baker Memoir
ial Baptist churches and will preach
at Dru mmondtown in the morning OF
Sunday, January Sd, at Onley in the
afternoon of that day and at Baker
Memorial in the afternoon of Sunday,
January 10th.
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Belle Haven.

Mrs. Kate E. Savage is In Balti-
more this week.
Mrs. w. C. Everett (nee Miss Car
RE Wills, of Norfolk, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jennie ID. Wills, on Lee
street.
Miss Lola Ward, of Baltimore, came
home with her cousins, Mr.. George
]. Walker. and wife, returning from
bridal tour.
On Saturday night last some time
between midnight and daylight rob
bers entered the store of Mr.. John b..
Willis by breaking the glass out OF
the front door. They secured street
oil lamp and undertook to get into
the safe. They failed in this, getting
only a few cents from the cash drawer
but either kicked the lamp over or
the lamp exploded, for shortly after
daylight some persons passing de-
tected fire and gave warning to Mr..
Willis who reached the store in time
to extinguish the flames. The dis
covery was timely, for once under
way both his store and that OF Mr. l..
w. Mears would have burned. This
is the third time since April that Mr..
Willis store has been broken open.
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Onley.

More marriage bells, according to
rumor, will soon be ringing in the
town.
The L. T. LIS will meet at home OF
Miss Evelyn Walter on 18th inst, 1880
p. IN.
Among the late visitors to friends
in town were Mr.. E. G. Coleburn, OF
Harborton, and Mr.. @. W. Bloxom, OF
Parksley.
Capt. Zeke Bioxom and wife, and
her assistant, Miss l.. Mazda Marsh,
spent the week in Baltimore. In his
absense Mr.. w. F. White looked
after the affairs of the postoffice.
Mr.. William II. Hargis and wife
have moved from the farm to dwell
inc recently purchased by him at
Onley. Mr.. G. r. Savage and Mr..
Roy Broughton now occupy homes
recently built by them.
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Parksley.

Mr.. V. S. Deitrick is on a trip to
New York.
Mr.. w. j. Hogan is here with his
family for a short time.
Mr.. w. II. Bond is on a visit to
New York and Washington.
Mrs. E. Colona and Miss Emma
Parsons are spending few days IN
Philadelphia.
The storehouse, granaries, canning
factory, stables, and large stock OF
neral merchandise of Capt. +. Z:
Evils at Hunting creek was destroyed
hre Monday night about midnight.
Re loss is estimated at about twenty
Thousand dollars, With a reporte"
small insurance. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
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A friend.
Scott James.

Miss Keturah James and Mr.. E. w.
Scott both of Onley, Va, came to
Norfolk yesterday by previous ar
rangement and were married in the
parlcrs OF the Monticello hot =.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Joseph H. Amiss, pastor of the
Hampton Roads charge, Virginia
Conference. The nuptials were wit
messed by Mrs A I. James, mother
of the bride, and the following friends
of the bridegroom: William W. Saw
age, who filled the role of best man /;
Miss Eva McMath, who was the maid
of honor; Miss Leila Haley and Ed
ward McMath, all of Onley.
At the conclusion of the marriage
rite Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left for Wash
ington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
on an extended bridal tour. Virgin
ian Pilot, 18th.
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Marriages.
Mears johnson.

A very pretty marriage was solem-
nized at the parsonage, at Leemont,
December 9th. promptly at 1890 a.
m , in the presence of a few GUEST,
when Miss Eva May Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Augustus w.
Johnson. became the bride OF Mr.:
Samuel Sewell Mears, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewell Mears, of Onancock.
The bride was handsomely dressed in
blue chiffon broadcloth with hat and
gloves to match, the groom wore the
regulation black The parlor was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
ported plants.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom accompanied by the bridal
party drove to Parksley from which
place Mr.. and Mrs. Mears left amid
showers OF rice on the South bound
train for Baltimore, Washington and
other points of interest. They will re-
side ct Onancock and will be home
after 10th. They have the best wishes
OF very large circle of friends for a
long and happy life.
A friend.
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Leemcnt.

Drumm6nd's mill has been carried
through complete course OF repairs
and is again in operations. Mr.. Satch-
ell is a competent miller and is ready
to furnish the very best of NEIL.
The Sunday school will render the
cantata, 1.-The King of Kings" on
Thursday, December oath, at 100.
TO meet expenses the nominal charge
of Is and 10 cents will be charged Tor
admission.
Mrs. Julia Middleton died at the
nome of her son on Sunday morning.
Funeral services were held on Tues
dav. Interment was made in the
burial lot of William Wesley Lewis,
bv The side of her husband.
MIR Thomas w. Shrieves has pur-
chased of Mrs. Sarah E. Lewis her
house. and lot in this place. Mr.
Shrieves will improve the property
and make it his future home, as ne
retires from his farm this year
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NEIGHB0RHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.


MIR. and Mrs. f. Thomas Waters
spent this week in Baltimore.
Miss Sadie E. Fletcher is at Bloxom
visiting Mrs. John w. Bowdoin.
MIR. Frank II. Gilman, of Rich
mond, is a guest at the home OF Capt.
b. +. Crockett.
Mrs. G. L. Fosque visited her
mother, Mrs. B. T. Fitchett, OF cape
Charles, this week.
The stewards of Chesapeake Lodge
of Masons have been ordered to have
an oyster supper prepared ior the
meeting on ST. john 5 day
Rev. Walter Rhodes will lecture ON
Christmas to the pupils of the Oman
cock High School, Thursday morning.
December oath, at 9 a. m.
The winter schedule of the Steam
boat Company becomes operative
December 31st After that date, Oman
cock will have three boats a week TO
Baltimore instead Of four.
Rev. w. @. Walden, for some years
pastor of the M. Z. Church, South,
here and Mrs. Nora Wray, of Glouces
ter county, were married Friday at
the home of the BRIDES sister.
Miss Sarah G. Parker, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Parker
for three weeks, left for her home III
Baltimore, Monday. Mrs. Parker &C
companied her and will be her guest
for several days.
The ladies of the Onancock Baptist
Church held their annual bazaar,
Thursday and Friday evenings. There
was handsome display of fancy arti'
cles, a large attendance, with salts
factory sum for the net proceeds.
Our department and other stores
have donned their Christmas garo,
and present very attractive appear
ance. During the pleasant days OF the
week. the streets have been throngeC
with shoppers from many sections o.
the county
1t is probable that the Rev. Charles
Friend will continue his connection
with the Presbyterian churches "a
Wachapreague and Belle daven. Inc
Norfolk Presbytery has Declined &c
give it's consent to his accepting the
call to Spencer, North Carolina.
Spencer F. Rogers, Jr., was carried
TO Norfolk early Thursday morning
by DR.. G. l.. Fosque, suffering iron
appendicitis. He was operated upoI
about noon of that day, and advlce'
by wire state that hiS condition Il
very favorable.
Messrs. H. B. Boudar & Son, exper
accountants of Richmond, have been
engaged during the week examining
tina accounts Of The First Nationa
Bank. In their report to the director
they state that they found eyerythlnl!
i'm excellent and satisfactory condl
ton. The directors have declared th'
usual dividend of four per cent. TO
the past six months. This IS clear o
taxes and payable after January lst.
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nakemle Park.

Miss Laura Garrison. of New York,
is visiting her parents at this place.
Mr.. Ray Hall, our suburban mer-
chant. was stricken with paralysis
few days ago.
Master Kerns Mears, whose foot
was run over some days ago by TIM
Der cart, is out again on crutches.
Miss Z. Hayes Mister leaves by rail
TODAY for Baltimore City, to spend
Xmas with her sister, Mrs. e. d..
Joynes.
A new residence has just been com
Melted on Laurel street for II. T..
White & Son. which will be occupied
the coming year by Mr.. A. Garrison
and family.
Acting on suggestion, that gov
eminent officers display the American
flag, our postm raster floats the Stars
and Stripes from a thirty foot staff
over his Office.
Friday is our busiest day and when
the wagons, carts, drags, etc. are
backed up to II. II. White & Sons,
wholesale warehouse, II looks more
like New York every day.
Posted in the waiting room at
Whites Hotel is letter to Santa
Claus that reads thusly: My dear
friend, Santa Claus you are a nice
"old party" and l love you dearly, for
from my earliest infancy you have
never failed to give me something at
Xmas time, and my dear old friend
YOU have my best wishes, also my
sympathy. l notice that your age is
impairing your memory and whereas
| thank you all the same, yet for the
past five years my supply of neckties
has been greater than the demand.
have taken an inventory, and find "a
neckties on hand, so my dear Santa,
you will please not leave any this
, Xmas-Signed Prop'r.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, ~
Christmas Bargains.

Santa Claus has arrived at a. H..
G.. Mears', Wachapreague, va.
Look. at w. t. Wise's line of china,
bric-a. brac, &c.
$500 new stock Xmas jewelry, also
candy, nuts and toys at
Bloxom's, Mappsvilie.
For a full line of Xmas goods, such
as TOYS. fruits, candies, &c, call on
Ashby & Hickman.
This store tells of Xmas goods
everywhere. Holiday tokens on
every side. Everything has caught
the Xmas spirit at
OF course you will so to Duncan, s
for your Christmas presents.as usual,
they all do that-and get that which
is pleasing to the giver and lasting
Measure to those who receive them.
New books, at so cents each Graus =
tark, Beverly of Graustark, The Mas
ouerader, The Deliverance, and many
others at
w. 7. Wise's Drug Store,
Onancock, Va.
We have the incest line of Xmas
goods on the Shore and everything Is
priced at fair margin. No fancy price
charge on these goods. We have
something for everyone. We ADVISE
early buying.
Rings, pins, watches, fobs, locket:
and chains, lockets, comb, brush anC
mirror sets. These goods must be sold
before Xmas. Come and get YOU
W.B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
Only few more days in which t(
do your Christmas shopping. Call al
our store and we can help you make
your selections from our large stocF
of iewelry, watches, clocks silver
ware, leather goods, silver novelties
china ware. cut glass, books anC
stationary.
Lloyd & Blaine,
Pocomoke, Md.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Wachapreague, Smiths Chapel,
Dec. 10, p. M; 20, a. m.
Keller, Garrison's,
Dec. 20, p. M; 21, a. m.
Pungotesgue, Dec. 1921, a. m.
Onancock, Jan. %, a. m.
Onley and louisville, louisville,
Jan. 3, p. M. A, a. m.
Atlantic, Downings, Jan. $40, a. m.
Pocomoke, Jan. 10, p. M. II, a. m.
Drummondtown,
Jan. Is, p. n. II, a. m.
Bloxom, Guilford,
Jan. II, p. m; IS, a. m,
The District Stewards for the East
ern Shore District will meet at Onley
Dec. 10, at II m.
w. II. Edwards, P. E.
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DRAMATIC Entertainment.

The Painter Dramatic Club will
render 1.-The Brookdale Farm" at
Painter Hall on Saturday evening,
December Goth. This is one OF the
best plays off the professional stage.
Ephriam Green with his inimitable
drollery keeps the audience in a roar
of - IT every minute he is on the
stage. Everybody is invited to be
present Play begins promptly at
eight o'clock Reserved seat tickets
on sale at j. II. Turner & Sons.
The drama will be repeated at
James Hall, Nassawadox, the follow
ing Tuesday evening, December 29th,
beginning promptly at 7 o'clock.
Committee,
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During the year Of 1908 Parksley
Marble Works has marked over POO
graves with monuments and nead.
stones, and have set up 1000 IT. OF
iron railing. Why is this? Because
there is no delay in filling orders,
work gives satisfaction and prices are
right. If IN need of anything in this
line call on or write to
E. H. Howard,
Parksley, Va.
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TemperanceVille.

Byrd & Sons store is crowded with
bargains which must be seen to be
appreciated.
Miss Emma e. Butts, of Franktown'
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Otho
w. Byrd, this week.
Mr.. James W. Tyndall and family,
of Oak Hall, have moved to their new
home, near our village.
Our school is progressing finely I'M
der the management of its present
corps of efficient teachers.
Three marriages will be solomnized
at Downings Church about Xmas
times-names to be given later.
Mr.. Geo. o. Satchel has slaughtered
the largest hog in this part of the
county. 1t tipped the scales at TAO lbs
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Fer RENT-My storehouse, corner
Dnnne avenue and Cooke street,
Parsley, Va, centrally located, OPP
posite depot, one of the Oldest DUST
ness stands in the town, Two story
metal roof building. plate glass front,
large roomy show windows. Main
store S0x25 feet, annex 25x3S feet
with elevator, all in complete order.
Storage building SO feet deep. Can
he had as a whole or in separate de-
partments January /, 1909. Apply to
Z. Il. Parks.
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Business Notices.

SALE OF PERSONAL PRoPERTY--l
will sell at public auction at Maps
burg, Va, Saturday, December 10Th,
1908, beginning at O'Clock, one good
farm horse, and all my farming i'm
PIGMENTS, consisting of double wagon,
two carts, "Shangle Paris green
sprayer, two "Spangler" fertilizer
distributors, disc harrow, double drag,
blows. double 'and single, dayton
wagon, harness &c. Terms cash or
bankable note.
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We can please the newly married
couples in furnishing their homes. as
we have just received heavy invoices
of furniture of every description and
will gladly show you the largest line
ever displayed on the Shore.
Pate & Mason.
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To do the people justice we have to
make mention of our shoe line. we
think we have the most complete line
ON the Shore in mems, ladies, misses,
bows and childrens of all qualities
We are headquarters on footwear.
The people say so:
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Large crowds will visit our store
during the coming week to take adj
vantage of the low prices we are sell
ing for. Come and be convinced.
w, B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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Report of Examining Committee to
Board of Directors.
To the Board of Directors, Farmers
& Merchants National Bank,
Onley, Va.
Gentlemen:
We beg to advise you that since the
last meeting of your Board we have
secured the services of Messrs. ii. b.
Boudar & Son, Public Accountants of
Richmond, Va, to audit all OF the
Banks accounts. Three members OF
your Committee were present ana
they went over each bond with Mr..
Boudar and also counted the CASH.
We herewith hand you copy OF
their financial statement and their re-
port which is very gratifying indeed
to your Committee, and we are sure
it will be equally so to the Board OF
Directors. The examination and re-
port certainly reflects great credit
upon the active officials of the Bank.
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. Burton, Chairman,
A. J. McMath,
Jno. w. Rogers,
Examining Committee.
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Stockholders rleetlng.

The annual meeting of stockholders
of Bank of Keller, Inc, will be held
at said bank Thursday, January l4th,
1909 at ten o'clock for election oil
directors.
G. B. Mears, cashier.
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Owing to the warm season we have
a large line of ladies', misses and
cbildrens' coats on hand, and to turn
them into money we will close them
at prime cost. This will give every
one a chance to buy coat at a low
price. u. ID. Johnson q oon'
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Hallwood.

An oyster saloon has been opened
here by Mr.. f. S. Fitzgerald ana Mr, ".
c. Chase and the bivalve Is being
served in first-class style at all hours
MIR. William Taylor, of Onancocki,
has moved his family back mere ana
will soon occupy the handsome. dwell
ling now in course of erection LOT
Ho5 SToughton is overrun with
guests sthe proprietor is compel
ed otter to get lodging with ms
neighbors in order to accommodate
them.
This wear has been a prosperous
one tn the most of our farmers. They
are engaged at present in getting III
heir winter wood and in slaughter
ing the many fine porkers rais91
them.
Dixie Chapter, U. D. c., Will
Wednesday, December 30th, 3
at Hotel Broughton. All mem
are requested to be present ana all
eIipible persons to be in attendance
and join the Chapter.
Times quiet and business dull mere
now bot we are looking forward loi
the Taft boom promised us, when oui
Docket books will bulge to the Dursu.
| ing point, dinner pals will be tull ano
the voice of lamentatlon Will hoV VI
heard in the land.
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When in need of first-class turn
out for weddings or anything that
calls for fine looking team phone
or see me, as l have just gotten IN
several new buggies and Surveys.
Joe Oliver, Accomac Q. H.
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Local Division Exchange neetlngs.

By order of the Board of Directors
all local divisions of the Eastern Shore
of Virginia Produce Exchange viii
hold local elections at their respective
points on Saturday, December Goth, at
2 O'Clock p. M.
A. J. McMath,
Sec'y and Treas.
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Banquet at HaIlwood.

Hallwood Lodge, No. $40, Indepen-
dent Order Odd Fellows, will hold
their first annual banquet in the Jr.
O. U. A. NJ. Hall, Hallwood, Deem
Der 2sth at 8 O'Clock p. m. All MEM
bers are requested to bring their wife
or a friend. IL. j. Haley,
Secretary.
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It's perfectly natural for you to be
looking around for something that
will please your fancy and not over
burden you with the price asked.
Well meet you here in every particu-
lar. ,
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In carpets, art squares, mattings,
oil cloth, and all kinds of floor cover
ing. we have a good line to sell
cheap, don't fail to see this line. We
buy from manufacturers and can I'M
derseil. d. II. Johnson & Son.
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$415,466 So
Liabilities.

Report of Auditors to Examining
Committee.
Richmond, Va,
December 10, 1908.
To the Examination Committee OF
the Farmers & Merchants Nat
ional Bank of Onley, Va:
Gentlemen:
We have verified the attached state
ments showing the financial condi-
ton of the bank at the close OF busl-
ness December 9Th, 1908, and hereby
certify that they are correct.
The asset of cash we have proven
bv an actual count of the funds in the
vault, the bills receivable have been
listed by us in the presence OF the
members of your committee, the re-
serves are verified by account cur.
rents from>the various banks, and all
other assets are verified by proper en-
tries upon the ledger.
The liabilities we have proven by
the writing up of the majority of the
pass books and the comparison OF the
account currents from other banks,
and also by the addition of the led
gers and a complete audit of all ac-
counts.
The general conduct of the business
has been such as to commend itself
to any one desiring a safe depository
for their funds and the accounting
system in vogue is the equal OF the
largest of our banks of the State.
This is the third examination we
have made of your Institution and we
find the affairs in such fine condition
that we have no suggestions for any
changes.
The officials having charge of the
funds have full accounted for all
monies passing through their hands.
Respectfully submitted,
II. b. Boudar & Son.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Parksley National
Bank will be held at said bank Tues
day, January IL, 1909, at one O'Clock.
W. N. Mason, Cashier.
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Everything in the way OF toilets
sets, pictures, silverware is gong 10
be sold at some price.
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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Silk handkerchiefs, new patterns in
neckwear, fancy and plain colored
hosiery, in large display at $3.50,
j. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.