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PungOteague.

DR.. F. G. A. Kellam, Jr., III, is ex-
pected home from Atlanta, Georgia,
Medical College, to spend his summer
vacation, much to the delight Of his
parents and many friends.
Mr.. Tyndal, our popular boot and
and shoe repairer, has concluded to
continue business at his old stand,
instead of entering into the oyster
business as he contemplated not long
since.
The farmers and truckers of this
vicinity are gratifed, indeed, that
Mr.. William A. Burton, manager OF
the Produce Exchange, will continue
to remain with this organization, and
to use his best endeavors for its sue
cess.
Mr.. Q. A. Kellam, of Pungoteague
has sold his speedy three year ole
filly, Eudora, to Mr.. Henry Rives
trainer for r. ]. Reynolds, the great
tobacconjst of Winston-Salem, n. O.
for 81, 900 cash. Mr.. Rives drove the
fny a half-mile easy and without
skip in 1.1O1 to a bike cart, after
which he bought her Immediately
declaring her to be great race colt
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Capeville-May %, 3 p. m.;24, II a.
m.
Cheriton, Sunny Side-May "a, p
N. %, 2. p. IN.
Cape Charles-May d, s p. M; 25'
9 a. m.
Franktown, Johnson's-May 30, 10
a. m. 81, II a. m.
Pungoteague, Craddock-May 81, 3
p. M; June /, 10 a. m.
Hog Island--June 2, s. p. m.
Wachapreague, Smiths Chapel
June 6, 3 p. IN. 7, II a. m.
Keller, Painter-June 7, p. M; 8,
10 a. m.
Onancock-June 10, 10 a. M; IA,
II a. m.
Onley and louisville, louisville
June IA, 3 p. M; Is, 10 a. m.
Observation-Disclosures 20, p. m.
81, II a. m.
Bloxom-June Il, p. m. ;22, 10 am
Pocomoke, xes-June q, 3 p. m.
2s, II a. N.
Atlantic, Horntown-June Is, pm
20, 10 a. m.
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Onley.

Rev. A. J. Hart, former pastor OF
Zion Baptist church, was in town
this week visiting friends.
Little Miss Margaret Chopper, OF
Onley, received the scholarship medal
from Onley High School this year.
Professor McGhee, principal OF
Onley High School, left for his home
on the Western Shore last Monday
Miss Daisey Ayres, of Accomac,
and Dir. It. B. Taylor, of the Life
Saving Service, were among the late
arrivals in town.
A very pretty birthday reception
was given in honor of Miss Annie
Hoge on the evening of May 10Th, by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Savage.
Eleven cars of strawberries, sold at
So. % to $3.50 per crate and netting
the growers $4,000 or more were
shipped from our station on last Mon
day. The shipments too daily since
have been large.
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Real Estate at Auction.

VIM. l.. Mock, special commissioner,
will sell at public auction, in front OF
Otwell,s store, at Atlantic on Satur-
day, June 6, 1908, 2 p. M, the real es-
tate of which James Kelly died, seized
and possessed, situated in Atlantic
district, bounded by the lands OF
Arthur Byrd, James Tyndall and
others, and containing 112 acres, more
or less. For full particulars see pos
tiers.
Ben I. Gunter, attorney-in-fact,
will sell at public auction on Satur-
day, June 6, 1908, $50 p. M, in front
of Mason's store at Modestown the
very valuable real estate of Mrs. AL
verta Schneider, situated at Modes
town. known as the "Wimbrough
Land,n subdivided into two tracts,
containing by actual survey GIT
acres ton which buildings are located)
and 47.45 acres, (tract next to Modes
town. respectively. Plat can be seen
at Office of Ben Il. Gunter. For FUR
Their particulars see posters.
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commencement Exercises of Acco-
mac High School.

A successful year of the Accomac
High School came to an end on
Thursday. On the evening of that
day the commencement exercises be-
gan in the school auditorium, con-
sisting of music, recitations, drills
and in the delivery of certificates of
promotion in the first, second, third
and fourth grades.
The exercises on Friday evening,
according to the program, will be
opened with prayer by Rev. II. w.
Davis, followed by music, addresses
by Messrs. S. James burlington and
John S. Parsons, drills, delivery OF
certificates of promotion in grades
from the 9Th to the 10th, and de-
livery of a diploma to Ernest Ruedl'
ger, the only graduate of the present
session of the school. The list OF
promotions, if furnished by the teach
ers, will appear in the next issue Of
this paper.
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Parksley.

Mrs. A. w. johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Norfolk.
Miss Ethel Vessels has accepted
position at Cape Charles.
Mrs. DR.. ]. II. sledge and Mrs. I.
|. Kent are on a trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. w. U. Powell spent few days
with her mother at Princess Anne,
Md, recently.
Miss Mabel Parks and Mr.. G. P.
Platt are on a visit to his parents at
Hazleton, Pa.
Mrs. B. Hogan arrived few days
ago from Norfolk and opened millin-
cry store here.
Mrs. Frank Hudson and Mrs. Wa
plies were guests of Mrs. Oscar L..
Ewell recently.
Mr.. Boston, of Berlin, is assisting
at the National Bank during the vaca-
ton of the cashier.
Miss Mary McHenry, of Piedmont,
w. Va, is guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. E. T. Scott.
Misses Olive Parsons and Annie
Gordy, pupils at Blackstone this ses-
sion. are at home for their vacation.
Miss Mildred Johnson is visiting
friends in Richmond and will attend
the commencement exercises at the
Womans College.
Messrs. Preston B. Parks ant
Charlie W. Byrd, pupils at University
College of Medicine the past session
have returned home for vacation.
Mr.. Horace Wiltbank, cashier o
the National Bank, with his wife, ii
ENJOYING a two weeks vacation il
Delaware and points further North.
Miss Yingling and Mr.. Marvel, o
Laurel, Del, spent few days TIT
early part of the week with he
brother, Mr.. Carroll Yingling, at thi
place.
Rev. G. NJ. Clayton, pastor Of TIN
NJ. P. Church, preached a very in
structive sermon last Sunday nigh
to the teachers and pupils of the pub
lie schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Barnes stop
ped few days ago to visit III
mother, Mrs. E. Barnes, while O.
route from Baltimore to their HON
l at Girdletree.
) Mrs. Georgeanna Barnes, wife
w. II. Barnes, formerly of Huntin
n Creek, died at her home in Cap
j. Charles Tuesday afternoon, aged
e wears. Funeral services were held owe
= her remains at Leemont NJ. P. Churc
Friday afternoon conducted by tn
nastor. after which interment wa
" made in the family burying groun
. near there. She leaves besides he
" husband, two daughters, Mrs. Wn
y Parks and Mrs. L. Disharoon, an
:. two sons, William and Grover.
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Harborton.

All the cots in the Gasoline Engine
Hospital of Professor Bud Walker are
full of patients.
The merchants here are complain
ing of the sudden falling off in the
sales of peanuts and chewing gum.
Mr.. Bud Walker has got his gaso-
lene yacht "Oriole" in fine shape
and is ready to accommodate pleas
ure parties.
The stork was busy on the 10Th and
18th, calling at the home of r. L..
Guy, Onandua, on the 10Th, and of
Tank Custis, Pungoteague Creek, on
the 18th, and leaving boy in each
house.
The road machine still seems to be
an unheard of implement. A sub
scripton is being taken up to reward
some lucky person who finds IL
WnOle OT pdIb VI W. w bO oOiS W S-O
next Exposition as relic.
Mr.. Lloyd W. Sayage,a former citi-
zen of the county, now a prosperous
merchant, of Dallas, Texas, was in
town on Tuesday, the guest of Mr.. 5.
K. Martin. He arrived here from Bos-
ton, Mass, where he attended bust
ness meeting of grocers of the coun'
try.
Mr.. Glenn Haynie and three friends
of Reedville, Va, were in town Mon
day, coming on his gasolene boat, the
fastest on the bay, he said, but Engi
neer W. A. Gu 'tis and Capt. j. Taylor
got their launch, the Railroad" under
way and chug-chugged all around
brother Glenn. He now is a saddle
but wiser man and has shrunk at leas
a third in size.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. Robinson Nottingham, Of East
Vile, was in town Wednesday on
business.
Miss Margaret Smith, of Wacha-
preague, is visiting Mrs. S. b. Ward
this week.
Rev. G. D. Crawley, who is at
Lynchburg, Va, for his health VIII
have to go to Lees Hospital, Norfolk
for critical operation.
Rev. Mr.. Painter, from China, is IN
town this week giving very interest
ing talks on missionaries. Will give
a lecture Sunday morning in Presby-
terrain Church.
Nineteen carpenters are at work in
Belle Haven at present, besides
painters and bricklayers. -Four new
residences under construction anC
work on bakery well on the way
Perhaps no town on the Eastern
Shore has more solid boom thar
Belle Haven.
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Resolutions of Respect.

At meeting of the Ladies Aid and
Missionary Societies of the Onancock
Baptist Church the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
Whereas, in the providence of a
kind heavenly Father, the earthly life
of our fellow worker and beloved sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Pitts, has been
brought to a close, be it resolved,
1st. That while mourning our loss
we express firm confidence in the wis
dom and love of God, in having taken
our dear friend to be with Himself in
glory.
2nd. While bowling submissively to
His will, we express our heartfelt
gratitude for having had the inspira-
ton of such devoted life.
3rd. That in self-sacrihcing labors..
the spirit of charity, the principles OF
! faithfulness and sincerity, she was
truly shining light and we, who en-
joyed the blessing of such an example,
feel it should be our highest aim to
seek to emulate her walk as she fol-
I lowed in the footsteps of her Lord.
9TH. We feel that the seed which
she sowed will bear fruit in the years
to come, and of her it may be truly
said, BLESSED are the dead who die
In the Lord, for they rest from their
labors and their works do follow
them"
9th. Her activities were so varied
and her faithfulness and ability SO
marked that it will be more than dit.
ficult to fill the places made vacant
by her departure.
She lived to die,
She died to live,
And now she lives forever more.
Mrs. E. A. Merrill,
Miss f. o. East.
Committee.
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haIlwood.

Mrs Frank Hudson and mother OIL
GirdIetree, Md, are visiting relatives
and friends in town this week.
Mr. Marion Kelley, who is assisting
Commissioner Jacobs at only spenO
last Sunday home with his family
MIR. VIM. NJ. Day and son, OF Sails
hnrv former citizens, paid our town
visit in their big automobile this
week.
mr.. w. S. NAPLES, formerly OF Fan
River. Mass, now relief agent lot
the N. Y. p. g. N. Il. r. Co., relieved
agent Fries at Pocomoke this week.
Our farmers are shipping straw
berries this week, but acreage Is
small and crop therefore short Iheir
acreage was largely increased TINS
Spring.
MIR. Geo. II. Terry, of Newborn,
N. c., called home by the death Oh
his father, Mr.. Geo. r. Terry VIII
remain here for some time to settle
up his fathers estate.
Diphtheria made its appearance III
orr town last week at homes OF MI
e w. Kitchens and Mr.. w. >. Mock
Int with the prompt use of antitoxine
by DR.. Trow, their children were
soon out of danger
Our cashier, Mr.. j. II. Lewis, ano
wife attended the ninth annual com
mencement of the Powhatan Female
Institute at Bologna, Va, this week
His wife's sister, Miss Ella Parks, re
ceiyed the graduating honors at this
commencement.
Mrs. DR.. Frank Fletcher and othel
ladies of upper Accomac are taking
of organizing chapter of Daughter
of Confederacy for upper parish.
hundred or more are eligible to mem
bership and it certainly would be
step in the right direction.
The reunion of United Confederat
Veterans takes place at Birmingham
Ala. June Gil, and delegates iron
! Accomac who propose to attend WI
have TO leave here on June 9TH, 4 a
m. train in order to connect with tn
train that leaves Portsmouth Sunda.
night.
Mr.. G. NJ. Sterling was taken l
Salisbury hospital last Sunday SUI
fering from slight attack of apper
dicitis but after reaching the hospita
it was learned, that an operation wa
not necessary. He returned Monda
afternoon and has been getting alon
nicely since.
Mr.. Thos. II Rev, if experimental
amounts to anything, will soon be abb
to improve the recent patent OF tn
Baird Midgetphone. He experiment
on a certain phone until the batter
becomes too weak to convey the col
, yersation with q distinct accent, the
he moves up town to another to Sc
if any improvements can be mad
. but the same mild voice greets him
the other end.
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NasSawadOX.

Our streets will soon "be lighted"
if talk amounts to anything.
Mr.. P. S. Stewart will move back
in the near future to his old home IN
Onancock.
Mr.. P. D. Stewart, wife and daugh-
ter, of Norfolk, spent few days with
his parents here last week.
Our town is taking on new life. A
hundred or more were in attendance
at Sunday School recently organ
lied here.
Abundant crops are expected this
year in this section and the drum
mers are daily with us, with samples
of their wares, so as to be able to
claim a share of proceeds from same
Miss Margaret Stewart, OF this
place, who has been teaching in the
Western part of the State, while in
Washington lately on the way to hel
home, was offered position as teach
er in the public schools of that city
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In MemOriam.

In memory of our mother, Eliza
beth Bell, who died April 18th, l9OS,
aged 81 years and % days.
Oh, mother thy voice is forever hushed,
Thy warm, true heart is still,
And on thy pale and peaceful face
Is resting DEATHS cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped upon thy
breast,
And cold thy aged brow,
And in our hearts we know,
We have no mother now.
Rest at last, dear, aged mother,
All your troubles now are over,
Dreary nights and days of worry,
Thou shall never know no more.
Far beyond this world of sorrow,
Far beyond this world of care,
Where there comes no pain or parting,
We hope to meet our mother there.
By her sons,
Abel A., Jno. T., James r: and
Geo. W. Bell.
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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 II. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber %.
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Our buyer has been in the market
this week replenishing the different
departments with the newest mer-
chandise shown in the wholesale
market. Come in and let US show
you through.
r. l.. Shield & Co.
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For RENT-For year 1909 or term OF
wears my farm at Guilford, in good
Condition and with an abundance OF
resources. Dwelling with nine rooms
and necessary outbuildings on same
convenient to church, school and mill.
For particulars apply to
j. e. Russell,
Guilford, Va.
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OnancOck.

Mrs. X. l.. Hopkins has returned
from short trip to Eastville.
DR.. Jno. w. Kellam, OF VAGINA
preague, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Scott, of Eastville'
is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
G. Fred Kelly.
Miss Sadie L. Fletcher returned
Friday from visit to Miss Matte
Bates, of Capeville, Va.
Mrs. Eliza Pursley, of Baltimore, Is
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Mills, on Kerr Street.
Mrs. w. w. Woodward and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, of Hampton, are the
guests of Mrs Samuel L. NAPLES.
Mrs. B. T. Steinmitz and son, Of
Washington, are the guests of Mrs.
Webster Marshall on East Main ST.
Miss Mary e. Fitchett, after two
weeks visit to Miss Anne e. Hopkins
returned to Cape Charles, Saturday
Mrs. ]. Clayton Dennis, of New
York, and Miss Mary Jacob, of Cape
Charles, are visiting Mrs. Il. .. f.
GUSTS.
| Mr.. Mallory L. Fletcher,o of Hackets-
town, n. J.,spent Tuesday and Satur-
day last with his father, Mr.. L. r..
Fletcher.
Rev. ]. d. Hart preached Sunday
morning and evening last to large
and appreciative audiences at the
Baptist church.
Mr.. Warner Ames is improving his
future home, adjoining the Episcopal
Church, and will occupy it upon the
completion of the work.
Mr.. John S. McMaster and Miss
Mary Dennis, of Pocomoke, spent
few days as the guests of Mrs. b. II
Powell, at Sans Souci, this week.
The ticket recently nominated by
the citizens, for Mayor and town
Council, from present indication, will
be elected without opposition. The
present incumbents we're renoninateC
and their reelection without con
test reflects the estimate placed upol
their services.
The entertainment at the town hal
Wednesday night for the benefit o
the Presbyterian church was largely
attended andreceived many evidences
of approval and enjoyment from thu
audience. Much of the amateur talen
showed to fine advantage. Elegan
refreshments were served.
Sunday morning the pupils of tn
High School, to the number Of $50
assembled at the school building an'
marched to the NJ. E. Church, South
where the Baccalaureate sermon wa
preached by the pastor, Rev. j. W
Stiff. Much useful, practical advic
was given them in forceful, convinc
ing way, and life's chart plainl.
marked. The musical program wa
elaborate and creditable to the choir
: Thursday and Friday nights the com
mencement exercises were held i
the school auditorium. Thursda
night consisted principally in elocr
ton and music, Friday evening in tn
delivery of diplomas and promotion
n with an address by Rev.J.H. Edge. Th
e graduates were: Mary Rich, Mary 81
n zanna Landlord, Nola Thomas Mear
# Grace Nottingham Stiff, Helen Jarv
If Warren, Alice Lillian McGrath, Edn
= Earle Doughty, Evelyn Ross Waite
II Lola Mapp Bull, Spencer Drummor
y Hopkins and James Corbin bought
d About ninety per cent. of the schola
II were promoted and the enrollmel
>; now is the largest in the history
1. the school.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteaguc.

Chlrc0tea2uc.
Dwellings are being built here by
Mess. f.. Thornton and EFT. Bowden.
Meetings were held on our streets
lest week by members OF Salvation
Army.
Mrs. Roland Lynch and children OF
Harrington, Del, are visiting friends
here.
Gardiner Tarr, of Frankfort, Del,
will open here soon confectionery
and ice cream saloon.
Mrs. Josephine Scorah attended
convention of Royal Neighbors at
Chicago, H., last week.
Capt. West and Capt. Tunnel were
with us this week, on their inspecting
tour through the district.
Rev. A. J. Dalbow, evangelist OF
Philadelphia, and wife are holding
revival services up the Island.
The Parksley team will cross bats
with our boys here on Tuesday next
and an interesting game is expected.
Mrs. 1. ]. Reynolds was in attend
ace as delegate from this place to the
United American Council at Reading,
Pa, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Liddell have just
concluded 10 days revival at Ocean
city, and "a men and women were
wonderfully converted during the IL
days.
Mr.. Thos. w. Taylor, collector OF
customs of this port in 1870, was here
this week and astonished, he said, at
the rapid strides made at this place
in last IS years.
Captains John Winder and Archie
Jones will run their power boat from
Wishart Point to Chincoteague OF
Decoration day, leaving Wisharts al
and s a. m. and 1 p. m, returning
at and D. IN. Round trip 90 cents
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
Geo. Brasure, L. IL. Brown, Jos
Bloxom, j. Gilbert, Geo. W. Shelton
c. Hall, Baltimore; S. T. Black, Nat
Kearn, Philadelphia; Allen Selby
R. B. Black, Wilmington; G. Z. Shu
bert, L. @. Nell, New York; w. S
Holloway, Laurel: T. ]. johnson, w
E. Fox, Snow Hill; G.. L. Seville, Pc
comoke; H. j. Weiss, Norfolk; Thos
w. Taylor, N. B. Rich, Frank Trader
wife and daughter, Accomac.
Rev. E. T. Liddell, pastor of Uniol
Baptist Church, Chincoteague, ha
resigned to engage in evangelism
work. His resignation will go int
effect the last Sunday in August. Mr.
Liddell will make his home III Chln
colleague, he having already rented
| fine home there. The year and tiv
months pastGrate has won over hun
| dred to the membership of the church
Baptisms have been frequent. Th
| largest crowds ever attendant upo
any ministry on the island hav
thronged to hear him with unaba'ln
Interest. Mr.. Liddell has many call
in Worcester Co., for the year begin
| ming September 1st and ending Jun
1st, 1909.
Everybody is invited to visit us o
Decoration day and pleasant tim
is assured everyone. The program
part is as follows; Decoration
soldiers graves at am. lin charge
Comrs de Nathaniel Disbrow; M
mortal services at p. M, III front
: Jr.O. L. A. NJ. hall, and addresses b
Reys. E. It. Liddell and Smith an
=, others, patriotic songs, music by a
excellent brass band of Delmar, Del
:. match game Of base ball at 3 p. L
between Berlin and Chincoteagl
mines, street parade of secret orde
: here led by brass band; grand conce
n at and II p. M, at Dennis q Sml
n pier, and moving picture show al
> merry-go-round at same all day.
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Nor1cE-The public will please
take notice that / have sold my entire
stock of groceries, at Whitesyille,
near Parksley, Va, to John A. Tay-
lor. who will continue business at the
old stand. All bills contracted by
me will be paid by me, and all bills
due me must be settled at once with
the undersigned.
John II. Scott.
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L. @. Gordy.

will convey passengers to Chinco-
league on my launch on Decoration
Day, Saturday, May sc, leaving my
landing in Hog Neck on Saturday,
1890 a. M, and returning on Sunday
at 10 a. m. Fare for round trip one
dollar.
L SAVAGE
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Now is the time to buy cook stoves.
Save $500 at A. H. G. Mears.

In boys suits, we find we have too
many Oh hand and we are going to
sell them from now until the first OF
lime. at a liberal reduction Styles,
values and assortments good.
r. L. Shield & Co.
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For RENT OR SALE-Storehouse on
Bennett St., glass front, store room
25x50 feet, grocery attached oo 1eeC:
first-class location, being in center OF
town of Parksley, house in NO: con-
dition, good as new. Sell cheap or
lease for term of years. Apply to
E. 7. Parks,
Parksley, Va.
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$3.50 to $3.50 saved by reading and
clipping A. H. G. Mears' ad.

We have on sale one lot of 16 but
ton. black silk gloves, pure silk with
double tips, S1.75 value which we are
offering for CSC. If you want a pair
place your order soon as they will
not last long. Sizes 6, 81, 7, u.
r. L. Shield & Co.
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Excursions to Chlncoteague

will run excursion to Chinco-
league Oh May SOth, from Gargatha
landing. Boat will leave wharf at y
a. M, returning on Sunday, a. M
Round trip $1.OO.
/. @. GordY.
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Business Notices.

LosT-At Mackenzie Park Thursday,
May 14th, lady's good watch and
black ribbon fob with locket, marked
E. w. w. $500 reward if returned
to this Office. ~
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FOR SALE-The house and lot IN
Onancock, Va, now occupied by MIS-
Julia A. Kellam. Also nice size puild-
ING lot. Possession can be given 10
suit purchaser, .,ouh,,ru
Onancock, Va.
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We have just received another in
voice of gents furnishings and can
show you some very swell styles i'll
neck wear and negligee shirts.
R. L. Shield & 90.
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For sALE-At private contract a
nice seaside farm, containing loo
acres. more or less, of nice truck land,
adjoining the village of Atlantic. Ii
mile of graded school and churches,
Q miles from Oak Hall Station. 1t has
a nice oyster shore and good pasture.
A new dwelling of rooms, necessary
outbuildings, 2 new tenant houses and
nice young orchard on it.
~ H. R. Revell,
Atlantic, Va.