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Pleasant. sure, easy. safe little liver
Pills, are neWitt,s Little Early Ris-
ers. Sold ~ all druggists.
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The Dorcas Band have charge of
evening, and win show special pic
lures. Come help build the new
church
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Baby WON'T suffer five minutes with
Group il you apply DIR. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil at once. 1t acts like MAGIC.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

The state Of Mississippi. Monroe County
Chancery Court, January Term 1909
Walter Robertson
vs. mo. $780,
Leathy Mcmillan Robertson.
To Leathy Mcmillan Robertson. post Office adj
dress unknown;
You are hereby commanded TO be and appear
before the Chancery Court Of said county and
state. at the court house thereof, in the city Of
Aberdeen. on the
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Tbird Monday Of January, 1909.
THE ABERDEEN NORMAL
AND THEOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE,
Aberdeen, Miss,

Is now open to the Colored People.
It's aim is to make them better
Workers, Christians and citizens. It's
departments are
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Excel's -four is the best. Try
Barrel.-Hil Bros. & Co.
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MONEY To LOAN

Money to loan on we'll
improved real estate,a at
8 per cent, without cost
to borrower. Not syn
dictate money.
W. ALFRED BEAN,
Amory, Miss.
NoEvaroba Oft
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FOR SALE Beautiful corner Lot,
115xl50 feet, III Main Street, for sale.
Apply to H. L. DORTCH. May 15tf
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Parksley.

Mr.. A. p. Platt, of Hazleton, Pa,
spent few days here recently.
Mrs. S. w. Elliott. OF Hampton,
Va, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Geo. r. Sledge.
Messrs. s. w. Parks, M. w. Mat
thews and @. w. Bundick have been
on a trip to Baltimore this week.
A list OF names is being taken for a
lodge of the order of Red Men, which
will be organized herein short time.
Mr.. H. Frank Bull on Tuesday was
thrown from his cart loaded with
terra Gotta piping, the wheel passing
over his body twice, and very pain
fully though not seriously inJuring
him.
Mrs. Lola r. Taylor, wife of Oscar
TAYLOR, died at the home of her
father, Mr.. Samuel w Matthews, near
Guilford, Wednesday afternoon, OF
consumption, aged about p years.
Funeral services were held over her
remains Friday morning at ST.
Thomas Church conducted by Rev.
w. j. Twilley and interment made IN
Liberty cemetery at this place. She
was lady of fine christian character,
well liked in the community in which
she lived, and will be sOrely missed
by her husband and little boy who
survive her.
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Wachaprea9ue.

Miss Yula Doughty, of Chlnco-
league, paid us flying trip last week.
DR.. John w. Keilam is in Richmond
this week in behalf of the Masonic
lodge.
Our school teachers attended the
Teachers Institute at Newport News
last week.
Wedding bells are still ringing in
our town and prospects good Tor
their continuance.
Prof. Joe Shue, of Parksley, better
known in our midst as 'Billy," spent
a few days with us recently.
Miss Addie Burton, after spending
few days with relatives in Chlnco-
league, has returned home.
Among the out of town guests, who
attended the Burton-COre nuptlals
last week, were Mr. and Mrs. b. D..
Burton, Cape Charles, and Mr.. u.
Teagle Roberts, Cheriton.
Misses Gladys Powell and Doris
Savage, who are taking a course at
the PRESBYTERIAN College at Williams
burg, came home to spend Thanks
giving. Their many friends were
glad to see them back.
Miss Daisy Birmingham, who has
been spending the Fail in Baltimore,
has returned home to stay until after
the Christmas holidays, and while
here has accepted position as stenog-
rapher for Mr.. A. Ii. G. Mears.
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New Church
Mr.. w. II. Gladding and family are
visiting relatives in Norfolk.

Mr.. W. II. Gladding and family are
visiting relatives in Norfolk.
When passing by Nelson & Johnson's
store lust stop in for few minutes
and take look at Old Santa Claus
goods.
MIR. George H. Wiley. the evange-
list of Richmond, will conduct the
meetingsat Wattsville, beginning Sun
day night.
DR.. J. w. Landlord, of this place.
was called recently to the bedside OF
his brother, who is critically Ill al
Bluefeld, West Va.
Protracted meeting will begin at
ChincOteague Baptist Church next
Sunday night, conducted by Rev.
Monds, OF Mappsville.
The meetings are still in progress at
the Methodist Church with great sue
cess and we sincerely hope that the
good work will continue.
Among the visitors in town are:
Misses Irene Kent and Mary Watts, OF
Parksley, Mrs. Hurst, daughter and
son. of Pastoria, Miss Gladys Mat
theWs. of Chincoteague, Messrs. Pearl
Ross. of Hallwood. and Miss Blanche
Colora, OF Pocomoke City, Md.
The ladies of New Church will hold
bazaar on Friday and Saturday
evenings, December 18TH, and 10Th
Fancy articles of beautiful and artistic
design, toys and many things sulta,
bic for Xmas presents will be offered
for sale. Oysters and ice cream Will
he served both evenings. Come and
have a good time, buy your Xmas
presents and thus help good cause.
The proceeds will be applied to the
building OF the new Baptist Church at
this place.
Rev. Chas. Clement and wife enter
tanned i'm honor of their son, Charlie,
ON his 18Th anniversary. Those pres
emf we're: Sallie and Willie Taylor,
Pauline Horsey, Reva Poulson, Esther
Covington, Helen and Marjorie Mat
thews. Lottie and Rachel Johnson,
Annie Nelson, Irene Kent, Annie
Justice. Mary Watts, Blanche Hurst,
Charlie Taylor, Merrill Birmingham,
Willie Matthews, Roger Clement,
William Covington, Webster Justice,
Sammie Goodwin, Fred Payne, Willie
Farlow, Eddie Hinmon, Milton White,
John Duncan, Ira Payne, James and
Frank Hurst, and Roland Clement.
The house was decorated IN evergreen
and holy, making surroundings look
charming. At $3.50 the guests were
| Invited to the dining room where
lovely refreshments were served
| Numerous and handsome presents
were received. Ten O'Clock the guests
made their departure, reporting
lovely time and leaving their bes'
wishes for Charlie.
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Chincoteague.

Mr.. Thomas Mears has been award
ed contract TO repair and rebuild AS
sateague Life Saving Station.
Mr.. John d. Wallop. of this county,
has bought the brick hotel in Princess
Anne. Md, which has been closed for
a long time, and opened it on Deem
Der 1st
Mrs. lydia Wallop, wife of Mr.. A.
II. w. Wallop, died recently in Cali
fornia. He was a native OF TINS
county and was home on visit with
his wife last year. She leaves a
husband and four children.
Messrs. w. ]. Matthew and r. l..
Marshall have been appointed by
Governor Swanson as delegates to
the National River and Harbor Com
gress to be held in Washington, De-
cember 8, 10, and II.
Mr.. Selby Jester, son Of the late X.
J. Jester, died after long illness last
Saturday, aged rs years. He was
worthy and highly esteemed citizen;
His wife and Two sons, Oliver ana
Selby Jester, survive him.
Mr.. S. J. Mumford, Sr, has loaded
his schooner, s. j. Delane, with ship
stores and sent her to Toms Cove in
charge of his son, Jas. II. Numford,
for the accommodation of the sea-
going trade at that point during me
winter
Misses Margaret Vincent and l..
Jones, of Snow Hill. Ernest Burton
and wife. of Cape Charles, Mrs. Bur-
ton of Wachapreague. Miss Esther
Evans. of Horntown, Mrs. rimmons
and daughter, of Ocean City, visited
us this week, Mrs. Flossie Purnell IS
in Philadelphia, Mr.. David Wiltbank
in Parksley.
There has been a lively contest here
this week over the postofiice between
DR.. ]. w. Field, present incumbent,
and Mr.. David Lewis, applicant.
Petitions for signatures have been
circulated by both among all the pa
irons of the office, regardless of their
political affiliations. The appoint
ment will be made, it is understood,
this month.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week;
NJ. e. Selby, B. E. ellis, Geo. Bra
sure, A. S. Jones, IL. Il. Edelson, H..
h. Blumthall, E. w. Brown, Nj. II.
Hitch, j. b. Jones, G. Smith, Geo.
Webb r. n. Tubman, S. .. Hall,
Baltimore; II. l.. Brown, f. w.
Leickeld, Philadelphia; S. A. Bowen,
Wilmington; A. L. Warden, Norfolk ;
I Q. Il Godfrey, Alillsboro; w. M.
Moore, Seaford; j. II. Kenberger,
Milton.
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Tasley.

Mr.. J. T. Addison is home from a
short trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Upshur Hargis for the last two
weeks has been very ill at his home
here.
Mr. Monden, the operator at Tas-
lev, left this week on a three weeks
trip to his home in North Carolina.
The young folks of this place were
given an enjoyable entertainment by
Mrs. n. J. Belote at her home Mon
day night.
Mr.. Oscar L. Hopkins and Miss
Fannie L. Scott, both Of near this
place, were married in Mary land on
Thanksgiving day.
Misses Clara Adams and Mamie
Parks, of Accomac, of late have been
guests of Mrs. Lena Lane, and Miss
ROxey Scott, Of Chesconnessix, OF
Mrs. Mona Belote.
The work of charging and repair
ing the dwelling of Mr.. Leonard W.
Belote at this station has been com
pleted, and it is now one of the hand
soonest on the Shore.
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Keller.

Mrs. Ida Benson is home from a
ten days visit to her sons In Ball-
more.
Mr.. Robert II. Winder is on a bust
ness trip to Florida and his wife is
visiting her sister in Norfolk.
Interesting speed trials and foot
race were the attractions on Keller
Fair grounds Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Margaret A. Bell, a most esti
mable lady, widow of Edward Bell,
died Wednesday after long illness,
aged so years. She is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Jas. K. Harmon.
Miss Polite n. Beach, pupil at Will
liamsburg Female Institute, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents. Miss
Margaret Nottingham, of Norfolk,
was also home on visit to her sister.
The drama, Dora Thorne, rendered
at Keller last week, was grand sue
cess. The songs sung by Mr.. John
WescOtt, of Baltimore, were greatly
enjoyed by everyone. The net re-
ceipts of the entertainment were SOL.
Among the recent visitors in town
were Miss E. A. Ames, Mrs. Leroy
J. Bull and Miss Evelyn Walter, Of
Onley; Mrs. Ellen Bird is visiting
friends in Eastville; Mrs. May Stock
lev is home from long visit to her
daughter in Kentucky.
Keller has a building boom and it
would be greater if sites could be Sc
cured at reasonable figures. At pres
ent there are in course of construc-
ton and nearing completion, drug
store of Mr.. Bernard LeCato, law
office of Messrs. G. Walter and j..
Brooks Mapp and Office OF Eastern
| Shore Fire Insurance-all handsome
structures near railroad station
At the sale of real estate made by
G. Walter and J. Brooks Mapp, spec
! ial commissioners, at Keller on last
Saturday, two tracts of the W. I
Kilnol land were bought by B. w
Waller & Co.-one So % acres, sub
iect to annuity dover of $40, fol
Sc. O1O and the other of %. 40 acres fol
S3,3S5-Colie Philips paid 1915 for a
piece of wood land Of 8 acres anc
Mrs. Oracle Wimbrow got the house
and lot in Keller for 2,190 The f.
T. Stockley land. all subject tc
widows dover, sold as follows: 81
acres and acres for So, 355 and $50
respectively, to 3. w. Waller q Co.
the undivided one seventh interest IL
25 acre tract TO DR.. j. d. Mapp fol
S4S5.
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PungOteague.

Entertainment at the Methodist
Church On Xmas night.
The High School is preparing an en-
teri ainment Tor the benefit OF the
school which will come off just before
Christmas.
Mr.. William Thomas GUSTS and
Miss Stella Virginia Bull were mar
rled at Pungoteague November 24th.,
Rev. John w. Nicholson officiating.
Rev. Jno. w. Nicholson paid visit
to Norfolk on Tuesday to see DR..
Leigh Mr.. Nicholson is greatly I'M
proved and is rapidly regaining MS
former health.
DIR. Fred G. A. Kellam went over
TO Norfolk on Tuesday and ran out TO
Creeds, Princess Anne county, to
spend the night with his friend, Dr.
n. Albert Nicholson.
All our people are sorry that our
townsman, Claude Mclean, and his
noble wife Will soon leave town to
reside on his farm near Nandua. we
have no cleverer man than Claude.
The Woman's Missionary meeting
held at our parsonage Oh Monday well
attended and of great interest. Mrs.
Bessie Mason read very interesting
report of annual missionary meeting
held for the conference.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson, at the Metho-
dist parsonage, was made especially
happy by the kind acts of Harborton
Church on Thanksgiving day. MI
Iohn Sturgis drove up loaded with
choice groceries, as gifts of Harborton,
among them 80 pounds sugar, two
large hams &C, &C., too numerous to
mention.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnancOck.

OHGHSONh.
Mrs. Beverley T. Fitchett, of Cape
Charles, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. George Lee Fosque.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul Pitts, of Bal
timore, have been the guests of rela-
tiyes in town for the past week.
Mrs. John Paul Jones and little
daughter, Catherine, OF Lynchburg,
are The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Wise.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel T. NAPLES
entertained Thursday evening in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. George Lee
Fosqge.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Eastern Shore Oh pter of d. A., h,
was held in the Chapter room Tues
day afternoon.
Rev j. Thomas G. Heath, of late
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q. Heath, has returned TO his charge
in Cape Charles.
Mr.. Samuel D. NAPLES has returned
to Cape Charles after visit OF sew
eral days to his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. 5. II. NAPLES.
Mr.. William F. Hopkins is home
from Philadelphia where he went to
witness the foot ball game between
the Army and Navy.
Mrs. Bette Nj. GUSTS returned Tues
day from a two months visit to her
daughter, Mrs. w. p. Powell, of
Ridge, ST. Mary's county, Nd.
Miss Pansy E. Wilkins entertained
Friday evening and Mrs. George h.
Powell Tuesday evening, i'll honor OF
Miss Louise Kerr, OF Middletown,
n. Y.
The bazaar of the Junior Guild of
the Episcopal Church, Wednesday
night, was well attended and quite a
success, the receipts being in excess
of 500.
Messrs. James @. Doughty, Robert
L. Powell having spent Thanksgiving
in Onancock have returned to Nor
folk, where they are taking business
course.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Scott who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. +. o. f.
Custis, returned TO his home i'll East
vile, Tuesday. Mrs. Custis accom-
panied him.
Miss Annie E. Hopkins went to
Richmond Thursday to witness the
foot ball game between the University
of Virginia and the University OF
North Carolina.
Miss Katherine Stewart. teacher of
upper Accomac, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 5.
Stewart. Miss Sadie &. Bristow was
also a guest OF the family on that day.
Fawn, aged eight years, died at the
residence OF her her, MIR. VIM. b.
GRAY on the Mount Prospect estate,
Monday night. and was buried We'd
nesday in Onancock cemetery, Rev.
Walter Rhodes conducting the servi-
ces.
Dir. w. T. Bundick, our tOwnsman,
who for the last II years has been on
the lecture platform and during that
time has made Tor himself national
reputation as a temperance lecturer,
viii, OH account OF failing health, re-
sumo his Old business as grocer an
other year. He will open up business
in the corner store now occupied by
Click & Co., who will move soon III
the large concrete building now being
constructed for that firm on the OPP
posite side of the street.
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0nley.

Miss Carrie Tunnel left on Tuesday
for Princess Anne, Md.
Marriage bells, it is said. will soon
be ringing in the town.
The new dwelling of Mr.. James b.
Davis is nearing completion.
Mrs. Mary Savage was called to The {,
bedside of sick sister at OAK haii
this week.
Miss Eudie Parks entertained her
Young friends, in honor of Miss Annie
Scott, of Grape, on the 2Sth ult.
Rev. Mr. Boney, of North Carolina,
spent the week in town and preached
at Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lena Blackboard gave an oys-
fer roast to her Sunday School class
at Folly Creek on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson entertained
the Baptist Aid Society Monday
night Elegant refreshments were
served.
Miss Mollie Oliver, of louisville,
accompanied by Dr. VIII heiiail @nu
wife, was taken to hospital in Balti-
more last week.
Rev. J. D. Hosier and wife have
returned from a visit to friends oil
the Shore. He fll-d his regular APP
pointmerts last Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Staples and wife, of Parks
lev. Mrs. Wolf, of Georgia, Mes5rs.
George and John Parks and their
families, of Pastoria, were guests OF
DIR. and JAS. f. Parks on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
The L. r. LIS will meet with Mrs
Lillian Savage Saturday evening, De-
cember 6, 7 O'Clock. The State re-
port prepared by Miss Evelyn Walter
will be read and every member Is ex-
pected to be present.
Among the late visitors to relatives
and friends in town and vicinity were
Miss Lucille Boggs, of Nandua, MISS
Maggie White, of Mappsville, Mr.
Oscar Hargis and wife, OF lower
Northampton, Miss Leona Landlord
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1908
Sales advertised in Enterprise.

Sales advertised in Enterprise.
Saturday, December 9Th, at Tasley,
by b. w. James, hotel furniture,
horse &C.
Tuesday, December Sth, by James
w. Duncan, near Mappsviile,
mules, hogs, farming implements
sc.
Tuesday, December s, near Pungo-
league, by Geo. U. Boggs, K. ).
Bull and w. Pitts Rogers, admrs.,
several fine horses, mules, corn,
&c.
Bridge, by Joseph w. Taylor,
mules, potato bed frames, corn,
farming implements &c.
Thursday, December 10th, at Evans
Wharf. by Jos. H. Evans, admir-,
Produce Exchange stock, hogs,
sheep &c.
Thursday, December 10th, in Brad
ford's Neck, by S. }. Colonna,
horses, COW, sheep, &c.
Saturday, December 18th, at Keller,
by Bernard LeCato, entire livery
outfit.
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Weddings.
smith-Downing.

A very pretty marriage was solemn,
lied in Garrison Chapel, Mappsburg-
va. Mt two O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon. December the first, when Miss
Effle Sarah Downing, the youngest
and very attractive daughter OF the
late Edward II. Downing, and sister
of Mr.. and Mrs. }. 5. Ames, PAINTER,
Va. became the bride OF Mr.. Francis
Rufus Smith. son of Mr.. f. 5. Smith,
of Mappsburg; Virginia, Rev. Mr.. Day
officiating.
Promptly at the appointed hour. to
the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march. skillfully rendered by Miss
Mary Kellam. of Belle Haven, entered
the bridal party as follows: Miss Bes-
ale Ames and Mr.. James Turner, Miss
Julia Kellam and Mr.. Paul Ayres,
Miss Lucille Boggs and Mr.. Charles
Mason. Miss Essie Wescott and Mr..
Charles Davis, Miss Elizabeth Rogers
and Mr.. Edwin McMath, Miss Salie
LeCato. and Mr. Ohio Elmore, MISS
Eva McMath and Mr. Harry Lee
Ames. Little Miss Anna Howard Ed
monds. a niece Of the bride, acted as
flower girl, and master Malvin Ames,
nephew of the bride, was pillow bearer.
The maid of honor, Miss Leila Ames,
niece of the bride, next entered, be-
comingly arrayed in white tulle over
Light blue taffeta, carrying boquet
of ferns, followed by the groom, lean
ling on the arm of his best man, Mr..
James Bott. The bride, beautifully
attired in a travelling suit OF blue
broadcloth with hat and gloves TO
match, came in on the arm of her
brother. Mr.. James w. Downing, who
gave her away. The bridesmaids
wore white with light blue trimmings
The ushers were Messrs. Harold Tur-
ner, Charles Elmore, Tom Ayres and
Bailey Elmore.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, amid the
best wishes of large gathering OF
friends. AS shown by the large showers
of rice and other time honored me-
mentoes, took the South bound train
| for Richmond, charlottesville, and
other points west and south. The
valuable presents gave evidence OF the
very high esteem IN which the young
couple is held. A iflenu.
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Notice.

To the Eastern Shore Produce Ex-
change-I offer myself as a candidate
for the position of general inspector
for the year 1909. | will, if elected,
do the work as properly as | can
moreover will obligate myself to work
for the present salary, which Is 9oOO
per year. Will you support me OF
will you keep on raising salaries every
year? a.,.
and have been an Exchange man ever
since the second Spring of its exis-
tence. beg you to give me your
support and try new man. II elect.
ed to the office will appreciate II
very much. Very respectfully,
Gwyn L. Belote,
Onley, Va.
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A Xmas Card.

AS the Xmas holidays are fast APP
preaching / wish to inform tho pub
lie that my stock is larger, my prices
lower, aud my assortment more COM
plete than ever before. If you are
expecting to buy anything in the
jewelry line for Xmas it will pay you
to call to see me. Everything in the
novelty line to be sold at very low
prices. All new goods and well Sc
iected. | sell watches cheaper than
any ieweler on the shore. A jewelry
store is the only proper place to BUY
iewelry. Call and see me at once.
Respectfully,
w. B. Sartorius, Jeweler,
Parksley, Va.
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HarbortOn.

Miss Irene Reed has returned from
the South and will leave next week
for the North and East.
A good many of our young ladies
have been to Baltimore to get their
Fall suits and among them two we'd
ding outfits were struggled in.
Mr.. John Taylor paid flying visit
TO Danville, Va. and rumor has it
that he went to see papa" and that
wedding bells will be ringing in the
near future.
The Junior Order American Me-
chanics attended services at Baptist
Church last Sunday. Quite number
of the brothers attended. a very
impressive sermon was preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Edge.
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Exchange Meetings.

A distribution of stock dividends of
Melfa division, Produce Exchange,
will be held on Saturday, Deem
Der 9Th, at 2:3O p. M, 1908. Other I'M
portant business as to proxies &c,
will be up. >.
s. @. burlington, director.
The members of the Lecato divi-
sion of the Produce Exchange are re-
ouested to meet at the school house
at Oak Hall Saturday, December 9th;
Bpm. Business of Importance Will
be transacted that day that demands
the presence of all the members.
Geo. A. Smith, director.
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Oyster Supper

There will be an oyster supper at
shorts Hall at Bloxom, Va, Decem-
5er 10Th at night under the auspices
of .Ir Order Of the United American
Mechanics. Every member of the
order is invited and to bring his wife or
best friend.
w. K. Young, r. Sec.
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If in need of a lady's tabernacle
suit or coat, it will pay you to look
through our line before buying. we
have a larger and better assortment
than we have shown before this sea-
son, and at prices away off.
r. L. Shield & Co.
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Razaar at BloXOm.

The ladies of Bloom Episcopal
Church will hold bazaar on 10th and
18th of December, at night. In con-
nection with the bazaar there VIII be
a free concert. Supper, ice cream,
&c. will be served on both evenings
Proceeds for furnishing church.
Committee.
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This is not too early to consider the
important question of suitable holiday
gifts. We have a we'll selected stock
from which to make your choice. We
advise you to do your Christmas
shopping now-don't wait till Xmas
Lloyd & Blaine,
Pocomoke, Md.
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Banquet at fiallwoOd.

Hallwood Lodge, No. 379, Indepenl,,
dent Order Odd Fellows, will hold
their first annual banquet in the Jr'
o. U. A. NJ. Hall, Hallwood, Decem-
Der 2sth at O'Clock p. m. All mem
bers are requested to bring their wife
or a friend. II. J. Haley,
Secretary.