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Wachapreague.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Birmingham and
daughter, Agnes, have rsourheu iio"
Baltimore.
Mrs Harvey L. Burton, OF Phlia-
deInhia. is on visit TO her parents
and friends here.
Cant and Mrs. Henry W. Cobb have
returned home from visit to MS rela-
tives in Cheriton.
The Presbyterians had their annual
hoaaar on last Monday afternoon ano
night and with great success.
The M. f. Church, South, will nave Is.
their Christmas entertainment on FRI
dav NIGHT of this week. A goou en-
tertainment is expected and the pup
lie is cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fosque and son,
Albert. are in Baltimore to spenu .n i,1
holidays. While there Mr.. Fosque VIII
purchase goods for his new store'
which will open about January ISL
Mr. and Mrs. Ira F. Burton nave
moved in their new home, 10 INC VIC
light of the Dung people OF our Uo '"ns
az they will now have anOther piaoo
in which they expect to speno na"J
pleasant evenings.
Mr.. Andrew Hume had unar Ht
stroke of paralysis on Friday OF lasU
week and since that time has peen
critically i'll at the home of his daugn-
fer Mrs. Thos. Fosque. His many
friends here regret his illness very
much and wish him speedy reco'oi1'
Among the young people who are
bor,e from school to spend Christmas
are Miss Elsie Mcfarland from 81.
Wsrv;s Seminary, Md Misses DOTS
savage and Gladys Powell from VII
1ismshurg. Va, and Garnet Keliam
from Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal. Va.
DR. Harry White was called to MS
home in Norfolk last week on account
of the illness of his brother, Mr.. Ernest
White. who died on Thursday. Dr.
White has only been living here a
short while but has made many irlehuS
here who extend their sincere SYM
pathy in his deep trouble
Wacbapreague seems to be 5aKlng
the lead in the oyster shocking pusl-
ness for the past few weeks on tne
seaside. Ali of the five houses are
running on full time a and a,a some 90 OF
them overtime. The J. t. Mears co. co.
in the past two weeks has shipped 900
gallons of oysters and in one weeS
SEQ 0oo CLANS. The following appeared
in the Fishing Gazette, OF December 81
| - rrho ~ Mears OYSTER Co., OF
Wachapreague, Va, is doing ga q &c go0 DC
business as planters and packers o. :,
pure salt water oysters opened ana d IL, II
the she'll. The also handle CLANS ant
s sea and exercise such a car th u.
r snnervision of all their products Una
| the firm ranks high in the favor o
patrons and the trade in general
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chiucoteague.

Miss Rettie Hill has been engaged
as saleslady by Wheaton Il GO.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, of Baltimore,
spent several days with us this week.
Miss Beatrice Jones is home from
Baltimore and Master Calvin Coleburn
from school for holidays.
The Harry Lindley Dramatic Com
pany will be here this week and give
entertainments at Dennis q Smlth
pier.
Mr.. James Cluff and Miss George
Davis. Mr.. John Holstein and Miss
Hillen were married last week at
Maryland Virginia line.
Mrs. Malinda Jones, wife of Mr..
Daniel Jones, of Assateague, died on
16sh inst, after long illness, aged
about 80 years. She is survived by
her husband and eight children.
The kitchen of Mr.. Walter Young
was burned on Saturday and Mr.. E.
IT. Powell, president of the Eastern
Shore Fire Insurance Co., and Mr..
Geo. w. Gillespie, agent, were mere
on Tuesday to adjust the loss.
Our oyster business. dull until this
week. now good On Monday 56S
barrels of oysters, 1913 sacks of CLANS
and many gallons of shucked oysters
were shipped on orders. 1t looks as
if our oyster will be in demand from
now on.
Calvin Hill, the six-year old son o.
Mr.. Lee Hill. when on mis- way home
from school last Monday in attempt
ing to pass in front of drTay an1
horse. was knocked down by the
horse. the wheel of the dray passing
over his skull, crushing it and killing
him instantly. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiil IL
their distress have the sympathy o
everyone in town.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
r. w. Byrd, r. E. hewitt, D. B. Sas
ser, W. j. Hammer, Baltimore; J; j
Bailey, n. S Nutter, L. Snead, Phil
adelphia; J. II. Finland. Clarence
Powell, Wilmington; VIM. T. Agate
Newalk k, n. j.; j. @. Kennerly, WE
Newland, Salisbury; j. B. Dirickson
! Berlin; Walter Onley, Girdletree
n. w. White. FELTON,; l.. +. Tunnel
Lewes; o. Z. Causey, Edward L
| Powell, G. w. Gillespie, H. B. West
AccO0ac.
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OnIey.

Mrs. James E. Davis is on the SICK
| ist this week.
Miss Lola Bull returned last week
from a visit to relatives in New YORK
Mr.. and Mrs. Ettemon Scott arrived
home from their bridal tour on uhe
18th inst.
The w. c. T U. will meet at home
of Mrs. Sadie Savage next TUESDAY
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Savage of this
Mace will make Onancock uhelr
home in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Waters will
snend their Christmas with their pa
rents in lower Accomac.
Mater Geo. B. Savage is home
from school in Richmond to speno
the holidays with his parents.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
t;et church here have made a hand,
some silk 10 De voted to the preuOieS'
Young lady during the holidays.
The W. G. t. U. at a meeting on the
DIST inst made arrangements TO give
the inmates of the Alms-house
bountiful treat of nice things in the
near future.
The remains of Mrs. Kate Noting
ham, daughter of the late ZoroDaoe
' G. Mason, arrived here from the hasu
ern State Hospital, Williamsburg, las
Saturday night and were inferred OF
the following day in Onancock GENE
terry.
Among the late visitors to relative E,
and friends in town were Mrs. +; d
Davis and son, Forest, of Davis Wharl
Mr.. Thomas Walker and wife, {
Bloxom, Mrs. Sadie Kellam, OF OraC
7 dockyille, Miss Rennie Savage,
. Cape Charles, and Miss Daisy Ayre
t Ayres, of Accomac.
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By their children.

The funeral service of George Revel
-<gstis, the three-year old son OF John
w I'D Bette G. Justis, was held at
Hunting CfseEE n II ?. Church, Sunday
afternoon, December 66rf5-ooy-S-he pas
tor. Rev. &. NJ. Clayton.
Little George died September oath,
and on the following day the burial
service was read and interment made
in the Liberty Cemetery, Parksley.
Owing to the nature of the illness it
was deemed wise to postpone the
funeral service to future date.
George was very interesting child.
He was winsome. His lovable dispo-
sition made him a genersfavorite, as
a large crowd of sympstxtic friends
at the funeral attested. /He liked to
90 to church and SundE school, and
so quiet was he ip/ me church that
one had to see him VkDow that he
was present. His time-life was brief.
but "Even so it is not the will OF
vonr Father which is in heaven, that
One Of these little ones should perish"
He is now lamb of the Celestial
toId-renosing on the bosom of the
"SsSsis,t, but gone before:'
NotH A Friend.
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Bitten by Dog.

MIR. Henry Beasley, of Grangeville,
was badly bitten on the hand Sunday
morning by dog. The dog, when
was a hound, had become pet IN the
family. suddenly and without warning
attacked it's master, while he, was
about to place his hand on its head,
terribly mutilating it.
DR.. j. E. Mapp, the attending physl-
clan, has sent the skull to the bureau
of Animal Industry at Washington
ID. O., to be diagnosed.
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December fiarrisges.
Ish--Oldham.

The wedding of Miss Emma Ruth
Oldham and Mr.. George Broohs 1871
on the morning of Tuesday, Decein-
her 22nd, was an event OF much IN
terest to Accomac people. Makemie
Preshvterian Church WAS beautiiuily
adorned for the occasion with Christ
mas decorations, holly in profuslon
and canopy Of red bells being One
central features of the color scheme'
At half after nine o'clock MISS Oiu-
ham entered the church win her
brother. Mr.. Robert II. Oldham, VINO
cave her away. Miss Elizabeth Derby,
of Lawrenceville, Va, was maid OF
honor.
Miss Derby was handsomely gowne,d
in hand-embroidered white broadciotn1
with black picture hat and carried
nin- carnations. The bride wore d
smart tailored suit of blue french
hroadcloth with blue travelling nat;
Her flowers were bride roses anu
maiden hair ferns. ,n
Mr.. Ish was accompanied by MT ..
James burlington; ana the usn sn
were the Rev, r. F. Staples, ana MI nT
Row White, of Parksley, and Mr.. W.
III. q. Stevens IN and DIR. DeCormls,
of Accomac. Mrs. II. S. SimmermlaSn
plaved the wedding marches; 1ne
music during the ceremony was NC
Dowelps "To a Wild Rose"
The ceremony was most impressive
ly performed by the Rev. ;r, charles aries
ding ring is the ring with which tne
brides father and mother were mar
ried thirty-five years ago. ,
Mrs. IsR is the attractive daughter
of the late Montcalm Oldham Jr. ior
many wears clerk of the court III Ac-
comac Co. Mr. Ish has been Tor sew,
eral years the successful principal Oh
Accomac High School. MI,
Mr. and Mrs. Ish left for the North
on the HIP train amid the hearty
congratulations of their many frlends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harmans 70
Oldham delightfully."- entertained the
bridal party at dinner on the evening
OF the twenty-hrst.
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nraimatic Entertainment.

The Painter Dramatic Club will
ronder "The Brookdale Farm" al
p e Hall OH Saturday evening,
nanamher 26th. This is one of the
Let nIavs off the professional stage.
Ephriam Green with MS lnilniU Soar
droliery keeps the audience in a roar tSa i
Of laughter every minute he is on th ie
stage. Everybody is invited TO DC DC
nresent Play begins promptly at
eeicbt O'Clock. Reserved seat tlckets
ON sale at ]. H. Turner & Sons: .
The drama will be repeated al
Iomes, Hall. Nassawadox, the follow
inc Tuesday evening, December Z9en'
heSSinning promptly at O'Clock.
oeS1' iiin'"s Committee.
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HarbOrtOn.

Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Clifford left on
Fridays boat for the East. we VIII
miss. them.
Miss Irene Reed -eturned home on
MONDAYS boat from ut''-'-S-~'ieh uhe
North and East =.
We are glad to report that at. fi nSt
7 ella Hornsby is better ana was Tuo
Sunday and that Mr.. S. w. SocA ai'o
10 on onr streets once more.
70 sure and come down to the the
Christmas exercises in the Meth tnst
Chnrch on December 31st. A oig t dao
IN " store for YOU. Bring your children 1 u
weethearts and wives ana spenmu 10 .
merry New Years eve. You WIZ 10
meIi y as seat for the Usher's Associa-
fion has charge of the floor
If Won want treat and good la oa,n
i.ome down to the lecture IN S oosh io 3 -
HEuesday, December 2SIn, r
M Lecture o WI b wen pS him and
G. G. Butts and you all saerEill be
his humorous sayings. There ~as1
10th vocal and instrumental MUSIC
and a pleasant time guaranteed. II
YOU are hungry supper will he serYed yea
in the town hall, also ice cream anu
refreshments OF all Klnos'
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
of the Hallwood National
Bank will be held at said bank, Tues
day, January 18th. between the hours
Of and 3 O'Clock for the purpose OF
electing directors for the ensuing
wear and such other business as may
come before them.
John T. Lewis,
Cashier.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

punqoteague, Dec. 1921, a. m.
Onancock, Jan. %, a. m. IN.
Oniey an6 louisville, Locustvlile'
~ Jan. 3, p. M; 4, a. M.
Atlantic, -Downings, Jan. 49, a. H. n,
Pocomoke. Jan. 10, p. M; H. d. H.
Drummondtown, -
Bloxom, Guilford, 90 -,
The District Stewards for the hasC
ern Shore District will meet al Ohiey
Oo0' - w. H. Edwards, P. d.
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During the year of 1908 Parksley
Marble Works has marked over 25o
Graves with monuments and head,
stones, and have set up 2,O0O IL. VI
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 tnis
line call on or write to
E. II. Howard,
Parksley, Va.
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We will reduce our prices on all
ready-made clothing from Nc now on
We nave some small sizes. we WI no
sell for $500 suit worth from 20 W
~ $40 90 Must be sold. Ifyou want
bareains cone and see us and you Will
UNIV D. H. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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SelhA r-A-

Miss Winnifred Parks, daughter o
NJ and Mrs. S. w. Parks, of PARK
slew and Mr.. Allen Thurman Seloy
81 of ;(ireenb ackville, were married Y
Philadelphia Saturday 'DeceinD0er els, III I.
They will be at home az rarA'
after January LIST. ~
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Nnfice to Stockholders.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Farmers and Mer-
ci,ar1;s national Bank for the election
NJ Directors will be held at its Bank
inc House in Onley, Va, on the 18th
day of January, 1909.
w. &. Parsons,
Cashier.
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Mr.. and Mrs 0. L. Parker have re-
Nd home IRON trip to Baltimore
~ Reveley will spend Christ
- -. pINnd CO Va, and Miss Annie
lTas !" Of her home in Easton, Md.
r,;uohrfh B. Wise left for
(,vnchburg Tuesday W Sh:l,.. s'I Prir MR.
be the guest of Miss\ 0iu'ie' D''e'
well.
Mr.. Spencer F. Rogers, if VINO y. 4 o W%S
operated upon at the ,S Saran For
Hosnital. Norfolk, last THURSDAY ioi
annendicitis, is improving rapidly'
Misses Bessie and Constance Taylor,
tSe Manchester High School ana MISE
Annie E. Fosque, teacher Oh i niuo,o a az
Stuart. Va, will spend the hoiioay' "V
| home.
Maesrs John w. West and j. + L..
uD -u1 Jr. are home for Christmas
f GO the University of Virginia, Mr;
wv Henry Powell from Richmond
Coue@e Masters Robert 5. ana oPeI-
Ger w. Hopkins from 81; JONI 1870 ~. a
Issre. Annapolis, and MISS Nlrerti.'
a. EDsxsins from Hamilton lnS'i'"0o'
! r. HOpa9ks6znn
! Washington, d. ,ss,,A Mas Mat
Mr.. Geo. F. Tw'l liter of Mr.. 49,
tie G.. Watson, ia ,rried Wednesday
Watson, were a B. Church. Rev.
afternoon al The. Mating, They lett
Immediately afterwards for Klch-
mould and other points, and VIII %
home after January 1st
The first number of The Virginia
Magazine, published at Lynchourg
by MIR. Edgar G. Sydenstrlcker anu
MIR. Ammen L. Burger, each OF whom
served as principal of the Onancock
High School, has been received: IL
is attractive in appearance and hlleu
with matter well calculated TO advance
the public school interestso OF virginia
The usual Sunday School celebra-
tions will be held in the several church,,
es. beginning with the Episcopal
Christmas morning at sunrise, the
regular church service at II a. M
foIlowing. In the Southern METHODIST
and Baptist churches cantatas VIII De
finely rendered Christmas night Al
the NJ. E. Church the exercises VIII oe
held in the afternoon. In eacn churcn
Santa Claus has prepared a liberal
snnnlv of candy and other good Things
for the little ones. Prizes VIII De a!s'
Given the scholars and In many III
stances gifts will be tound lor Un'
older folks.
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Banquet at Hallwood.

Hallwood Lodge, No. S79, Indepen,,
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
hers are requested to bring their wife
or friend. III. ). Haley
Secretary.
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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 10Th, at
2 o'clock p. m.
Sec'y and Treas.
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Owing to the warm season we have
a large line of ladies, misses and
cbildrens; coats on hand, andto turn
them into money we will close them
at prime cost. This will give every
one q chance to buy coat at a low
price. d. b. JohlSoh I" QUIZ
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~ Als oOAOo1
Temperanceville, Va.

LosT-On Saturday, December 10,
between Onancock and Pastoral
black purse containing two one dollar
notes, 2 quarters, and some smaller
change. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning to George w.
Gore. or ]. II. Hickman, Pastoral, Va.
Mrs. Geo. w. Core.
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VIM p Bell & Co. have accepted
tho agency for The Columbia Promo
U Oro 20. They have on hand ram.
&c la n acbine and will furnish on SNORT
notice 1J any records, cylinder or DISC
desired.
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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,
bovs and childrens of all qualities.
We are headquarters on footwear.
The people say so: , o g.,
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We have the incest line of Xmas
goods on the Shore and everything 10
1riced at fair margin. Nofancy price
charge ON these goods. We have
Something for everyone. We ADVISE
early buying. ., Con
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Plano Recltal.t

The piano recital siysh lbX
music pupils of Accomac Hign the
Friday evening Of last week Va hoo
lv enioyed by all present, and ,Sf-h b
wav in which the pupils perform,
their pieces much credit is due l a;'
teacher, Mrs. Simmerman. Inc nus nus
snssrnished by Misses Mary l.a III
was fusMenu,Ial en- and Louise HarKs
Inez Matthias, ~ M athleen Milliner
Elizabeth Ayres, K$SAMa soa. Alic
Oneida Nelson, Pearl 49,
Belote, Lyde Ashby, Margaret Leaf
erbury. Katherine Simmerman, E~N
Davis, Kate Scott, and Master Vernon
C. Taylor.
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New books, at so cents each Graus-
tarlr Beverly of Graustark, The Mas
ouerader, The Deliverance, and many
others at ~ ctore
"" Onancock, Va.
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Snecial sales in millinery in order
To make room for Spring goods, aIa
Offering my line of millinery, lncluo,
inc. ribbons, hats and feathers at ana
below cost, until January lst, l9G9'
Mrs. J. II. Blackboard,
Onley, Va.
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Tn carpets, art squares, mattlngs'
~ 10th and all kinds of floor cover,
; on I'VE we have a good line to sell
he don't fail to see this line. we
INV from manufacturers and can I'M
S Ssy d. H. johnson q Son.
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Business Notices.

For SALE-Two car loads of extra
good horses and mules, all sizes. Price
and terms to suit.
J. T. Taylor, Jr.,
Princess Anne, Md.
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NoT1cE-After January 1, 1909, my
mill will only be open to the public
the last three days of the week,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, until
further notice.
J. H. Jones,
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NoTIcE-Any person carrying prod
nee of any kind to be loaded for Chin
colleague or elsewhere at my Landing,
known as Fletchers landing, or either
of my landings, or any party or par
ties going to my landings with intent
to 90 to Chincoteague or elsewhere.
or any persons travelling either side OF
nv farm to or from the landings. or
anyone cunning or otherwise trespass-
ing on my land will be prosecuted to
the full extent of law. Anyone hav-
ing floats or boats of any kind on my
waterfront will move same away al
once. Given under my hand this 18th.
day of December 1908.
o. w. Dunton,
Atlantic, Va.
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Look at w. T. Wise's line of china,
bric-a. brac, &c.
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Virginia Almanacks at Bells drug
store, AccOmac o. b.
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WANTED-At once first class saw
yer and millman to run mill at Pam
W. G. &. Perdue,
Painter, Va.
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For a good line of toilet sets, per-
i"'- w. T. Wise's,
Onancock, Va.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
December Term 1908.

Last will and testament OF Wm' L.
Bundick, deceased, admitted TO pro
thte and his wife, Kate s. Bundick,
oklalified as Administrative.
last will and testament or ID. >.
Inflow. deceased admitted to probate.
William L. Mock qualified as admin
istrator of William Allen, deceased.
The estate of Jas. Henry Wharton,
deceased, placed in hands OF Lee Is.
Kellam, sheriff, for administration.
The following fiduciary accounts
we're confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: ADULTS of estates of John w.
Kelly. John A. Scott, as. II. Fletcher,
ST.. E. Warren Russell, Edmond
Drummond, John Dennis, Sarah
Parker;NeWell b. Rich trust account;
Guardian account of Annie e. Bailey.
Thos. It. Bloxom was appointed and
qualified as game warden for district
of Lee. ,,.
Last will and testment of William
A Rev proved and ordered to be re-
corded.
William CoIeburn, colored, convic-
ted of felony with term OF three years
in penitentiary, was granted new
trial, on ground that verdict was con-
trary to law and evidence.
Sydney r. Jones VS.. Arrejo Lumber
Co., for damages for breach OF con-
tract. Verdict for plaintiff and dam
ages assessed at $SO6. "a and costs.
Order entered, that Jno. w. Rus
sell and Thos. l.. Skinner receive an
nually the respective sums of s3S ano
S24. 90 under provisions of Confederate
Pension act, Approved April 2d, 1907.
DIR. j. II. Ayres, Dr. Frank Fletcher
and DR.. Rocker j. White were ap..
pointed members of County Board OF
Health for two years.
John H. Sparrow and wife vs. Sam
uel w. Sparrow and wife and others.
Decree dismissing cause.
James II. Smith and others vs. Har-
vey Savage, president, and others.
Decree confirming report of commits.
sioner, for partition, payment OF
costs &c.
Sylvester E. Chandler and wife VS..
Thorogood Mason's admx. &c. De-
cree confirming report OF special com
missioner. payment of costs and tax
es. investment of residue of funds &c.
EVellne OTOckeOU, BuaiNlon, 10
Eveline Crockett. Order authorizing
and confirming advances already
made, authorizing further advances&c.
Rebecca Harmon VS.. Elijah Harmon.
Decree divorcing parties, payment OF
costs and removing cause from dock
ct.
e. Americas Baker. who sues &c
VS.. GUSTS Taylor (of M's ex'or). De
cree dismissing cause.
A.. Brown LeCato and wife ano
} Others VS.. G.. Alvin Fox and wife ant
others. Decree confirming report Of
G Walter Mapp, special commission
err, and removing cause from docket
Elk parte: Petition of George b
: Mason and others, surviving trustees
of the Independent Order OF Goo
, Templars, Charlottesville Lodge, NO
, 5s5. Decree referring cause to com
missioner in chancery and abatinl
) cause as to Major T. Wise, trustee.
, Elk parte: Petition OF Levi K. Goa
quest and others, trustees of Bethe
i laar
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OnancOcH.

Mr.. and Mrs 0. L. Parker have re-
I'd home from a trip to Baltimore.
.sR.J. Roveley will spend Christ
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-06-26
BABY HOCCOMBE


Floyd Bevens Holcombe was bora
May 81, died June -, 1908. We loved
Floyd dearlys but when the darling OF
our home has been laid beneath the
clay we can only look by faith for a
brighter, happier day when we can
again clasp hands no more grief to
know, and together sweetly sing
around the blessed Savior's throne.
We know that if we live faithful that
day will come. Floyd was a sweet
little angel and we know it was Jesus
who called him from our side and now
in glory he is free. His mother died
when he was seven days old, but she
gave the writer her babe and she was
a mother to him. But He who doeth
all things we'll deemed it best to take
him. 1t is another jewel in heaven
there TO await the coming of those who
watched over him so faithfully.
Ola HOLCOMBE.