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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-05-07
NOTICE.

By virtue of an order of the Faulkner Probate
Court made at it's April l908) term, notice Is
hereby given III at the undersigned guardian OF
Blanche and Sammie Wilson, minors, will on
Saturday, May 80, 1908,
between the hours prescribed by law for judi
cial sales, at the east door of the court house
in the City of Conway, Faulkner county, Ark =
ansas offer for sale and sell to the highest bid
der upon the hereinafter mentioned terms the
following land situated in Faulkner county,
Arkansas, belonging to the minors to- wit:
Northwest quarter of southwest quarter OF
section eight township seven 90 north, range
thirteen west, containing 40 acres.
Said sale will be made upon credit OF three
months, and the purchaser will be required to
execute bond with approved surety tor pur ,,
chase money bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum, and lien be re-
tanned on said land to secure the payment
thereof.
This May l. 1908
w. 7. MCDONALD, Guardian,
37-1 OF Blanche and Sammie Wilson
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-05-07
Business College to Open.

Prof. J. E. Wootten returned
Saturday from Mena and IS now
actively at work making prepare
tions for the opening of the Conway
Business College next Monday.
Temporary quarters have been Sc
cured for the college in the rooms
adjoining the Board of Trade head
quarters.
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BARNEY.

Rev. H. P. Glover filled his regular
appointment Saturday and yesterday.
Prof. J. w. Matthews used his new
song books yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Heffington was sick last
week.
!. R. Blessing visited his mother Sat
urday night and returned home next
day.
Singing at Barney May II. Every
body invited to come and bring their
books. May 4.
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What shall we have for Dessert !?

Try TELI.-o, the dainty, appetizing, econom
zeal dessert. Can be prepared instantly-sim SIM,
ply add boiling water and serve Wn 1st ~.
Elavored inst right; sweetened just right per
fect in every way Decent package makes
enough des sert for large family All grocer
sell it. Don't accept substitutes JILL com
niles with all Pure Food Laws. MAYORS
lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry Choc'
oiate Cherry, Peach.
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TWENTY-FIVE Per Cent off

In order to introduce my work,
I will make all-price photos one
fourth off regular price. Remem-
Der this is for few days only, at
lemons STUDIO, Douglass build
ing, Main street. II
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For sale by WHITE DRUG Co, Conway, ak:

large sweet potato patch. They are not
going TO starve this winter by any
means if it is seasonable.
Irish potatoes ale now in no danger
of starving.
Rev. A. r. Ward will preach Sunday
morning next and Rev. Blevlns IN the
afternoon.
Nav A
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-05-07
THE PLAIN FUCKER.

If a burn or bruise affiicts you, rub it on rub
ii on, ~
Then before you scarcely know II all the tfouoie
will be gone.
For an aching Joint muscle do the same.
1t extracts all pains and poisons, plucks the
stings and heals the lame.
Hunts Lightning Oil does it,
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WARNING ORDER.


7 NJ Adams Sam Sarason, c. N. Menty, w. NJ
Lea, and w. J. Drummer, administrator
Plaintiffs
VS..
Mary d. Times Emil Thines Plona Erbach
Leo Thines. Clara Times, Henry Times
William Thines, and Charles Thines, De
PENDANTS.
In Faulkner Chancery Court.
The defendant, Clara Thines, is hereby warn
ed to appear in this court within thirty days ant
answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, ]. M
Adams, Sam Sarason, c. N Menty, w. M. Lea
and w T. Drummer administrator
Given under my hand as Clerk of and under
the seal of the Faulkner Chancery Court on thi
18th day of April, 1903.
A. M LEDBErTER,
Sat- Clerk OF Faulkner Chancery Court
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Graduates Recital.

The graduate students OF the
music and expression departments
in Central College will give recital
next Monday evening. The grad
yates are: Piano, Misses Lily b.
Sims, Audrey Allen and Della
Pence; voice, Miss Bessie Harris;
expression, Miss Beulah Denison.
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no YOU ITCH?

IF so. YOU know the sensation is not an agree
able one, and hard to cure unless the propeT,
remedy is used. Hunts Cure is the King OF a.,
skin remedies. 1t cures promptly any oiane
so,,hie Lnown No matter the name or place
One application relieves-one box is absolutely
Guaranteed to cure.
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That our American forests abound IN

THAT our American forests abound In
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinal virtues is abundantly attested
by scores of the most eminent medical
writer's and teachers. Even the untu-
tered Indians had discovered the useful
ness of many native plants before the
advent of the white race. This informa-
ton, impaired freely to the whites, led
the latter to continue investigations until
to-day we have rich assortment OF most
valuable American medicinal roots.
q . .
Dr. Pierce believes that our American for
ests abound In most valuable medicinal roots
fO1 the cufe>Qf NEST obstinate and rata! dis
sases. II we,w6nad properly investigate themS
.nA s Of 'se this ,Im osn, maraeio ms
cures effected by bis Golden Medica1U!s--
covery," which has prQYen Itself 10 he me
most efficient stomach tonic LIVER A1nYl2Q1--
Sfor. heart tonic and regulAt0E and blood
esenser known to medical science Dyspep,
a. or INDIGESTION, torpid liver. functional
and even valvular and other affections OF
the heart yield to its curative action. Tho
| reason ,chv IL cures these and many other
! affections. Is clearly shown In little ooo4
| OF extracts from the standard medicaI WORKS
which Is mailed free to any address by Dr. Il
v. Pierce. 0f Buffalo. N. T.. 70 All senoAoS
| request for the Same.
| - . -
Not less marvellous. IN the unparalleled
| cures It is constantly making OF woman's
many peculiaI affections. weaknesses ana
distressing derangements Is Dr. Perce's
FavoriteN Prescripuon,>a as is amply sttested
by thousands of>puSoActted testimonials con-
trbuted by\G3afeful patfente who have been
cured by It Of catarrhal pelyic drallS painflf
periods. irregul aTlties: prolapaYs and 9thsE
dIsplscements- capseI- By weakness 9leeE>
SiIon OF uterus and kindred AFFECTIONS, often
after many other advertised medicines. and
physicians had failed
Both the above mentioned medicines s.t are re
Wholly made up from the glyceric extracts OF
naive medicinal roots. The processes en-
pioyed in their manufacture were 9rlg sI b al
with DR., Pierce, and they are carried on py
skilled chemists and pharmacists WIN Ine
aid OF apparatus and appliances specPfa ntS
DESIGNED and built for this purpose. Botn
medicines are entirely free from alcohol SIEas ana
Sull list of their ingredients is printed on
each bottle-wrapper.
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70 ,,r pAITS TUE MONEYS YOURS.

Tbousands of boxes of Hunts Cure are being
sold by the Southern druggists daily, ior me
simple reason that people are rapidly hnaihg
ort that II is the best cure for any itching as
Ease ever discovered. The first application re-
iieyes, and one box positively guaranteed 10
cure any one case.
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Old papers for sale at this office
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-14

,.,,u,., urpr,No OF AccoMAcK EDUCATIONAL Asso
To h held at Chincoteague, Virginia, April 10Th ana ~ '''
Thursday Morning
Conference of Reception Commttee-9*8O A. M
Address of Wecome-C N Swineley- 1000 A. M
Response d M. Diggs, Painter Va
M aSd 90 willis A. Jenkins State Examiner
How Parents Should Aid Teachers in Discipline uene ~
Announcement of Special Committees
200 o'clock &C..
sas pements for Roll of Honor-Joe Shue Paksey, Va
Standard Requirements Promoton-George b. isn' ~ ~
o'' u cle for Teacbes-W A. Strang and j. F. Ward
How to get Money for School Purp0Sesh H. NO''''
aminer. oo Should Support Teacher-J stOckley and
p McGhee.
ouev Box~Round Table Discussion.
.ddross Nv State Superintendent W. EgglestOn Jr
ADDRESS by Hon. H. G. Tucker
"o " W Friday Morning. ~
The Importance Athletics Rural Schools Faulkner S BOARD
How best to Procure Efficient Teachers-Ch g. Mapn| ~ D'
How to Secure Better Cummings and JnO T. 4aS a
Character Building in Public SchooS-MSS ' N
w. T. Devany, Pungoeague
ouerv Box-Round Table Discussion
query ~ Friday Afternoon c,.
Correlation of Grammar Grades Mildred r d r Brit
Nature Study the Public SchOOS-N he "e'''''
poDort of Committee of Awards High School Grades
| Primary School Grades:
Incentives to School L. L. Nottingham and C. H. SnOiOr
l. Query Box-Round Table Discussion =
. Willis A. Jenkins State Board Examiners
Address-Dr Mitchell, Richmond Oo"ege
+oobor to bring to c. N Swneey Ohal""n
Every orne Of the work their pupils every branch Oh STUDY
o. urged that classification of the work by grades every
% tto studies in grade, be neatly written on goou a
~ Gov ovbf This greatly aid the Committee Oh AWARDS i ~
;g denamepts of work. when they make the npec Oh -
D. signed by superintendent and ohces Oh ne
nl no awarded pupils sending the best and second oe ~
w Of work. according and grade OF pupil ,,
any Cttee to Judge High School WOrJames g. Mock CHAIRMAN ~
NJ poro Mrs G. W. Stockley, Miss Annie Miller MISS Carre
NAN N.Y. Kam Miss Sale Miss Annie Byrd MISS fanne i
MIS- 70 dpe Grammar School Work-Miss Mamie Parsons c
NJ ola Brown Lolita Boggs Miss Essle Evans MISS
,i nov Keam Miss Miss Mamie McNa MISS Que
Committee to Judge Primary Grade WOrk-MiSS Mary fosque u;
Miss Marpie Read Helen Joynes, Miss ANNE wise
1t Me- Nav Boxm Miss McNlath Miss Marcia Duncan MISS ho ~
Miss E. L. Core j. Brooks Mapp President
y w. A. P. Strang, Secretary.
al Joynes,
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PuugOteague.

Mr.. Jno. B. Henderson, critically Ill
Of late. is improving. Mr.. Joseph
Hickman is very sick at his home
here.
Much sympathy is expressed Win
the family of Capt. viii Waters IN
their sickness, which seems to be
going thro the whole house.
We are glad to be able to report
tho convalescence of our venerable
friend. Mr.. John Sturgis, of Harbor-
ton who has been i'll oflate with pneu-
monia.
Rev. VIM. H. Edwards, presiding
elder of the Eastern Shore District
maid a social visit to Rev. MIR. Nichoi-
son this week. Mr.. Edwards will hold
quarterly conference on Monday
March 23,1O a. m. lat Evergreen preach
ing at Evergreen and Craddock at the
usual hours.
On Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
beautiful marriage was solomnied al
the NJ. E. Church, South, when MISS
Mary Blanche Doughty became the
hride Of Mr.. Charles Franklin Parks
1.-The ceremony was performed by theli
nas4or Rev. Jno. w. Nicholson, Sr.
in the presence of large company o
friends. The attendants were: MIS-
Sallie Colona with Stanley Am9e
Miss Lvda Mears with Chandler Tay
lIor Miss saIlie Taylor with Waite
Donpbtv. Miss Ethel Mears' Wit
leland Waterfeld, Miss LizzieUoyne
with Walter Killmon, Miss Edith Gu
: with Jno. ". Nicholson, Jr., Mis-
Elya waterheld with Gravity sturgi'
< The wedding march was rendered D
Miss Battaile. The bride was becon
ingly attired in white organize an
carried carnations, the groom IN COZ
! ventional black. Immediately ai1'
e the ceremony the company repaire
to the hospitable home of Mr.. Richal
TAYLOR, at Boggs Wharf, where
Il eIerant supper was served. No your
t couple Of recent date begins life WI
more cordial good wishes OF so iari
circle of friends than DO Mr.. and MI
>, Parks. Their popularity was fully
. tested by the large number of cost
handsome and useful presents 'n
received.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChincOteague.

Mr.. John Lingo, of Philadelphia Is
visiting friends here.
Rev. f II. Liddell has resigned as
nastor of Union Baptist Church.
Mr.. John Painter qualified as con-
stable for this district last week.
Our fishermen will double the num-
her of their fish pounds this season.
The members of NJ. P. Church have
asked for their present pastor, Rev.
las. d. Smith, for another year.
Adams & Son have engaged as
clerk, Mr.. Douglas, lately home from
New York, where he spent the winter
Can't. K. Bloxom aud family, who
moved to Willis Wharf few years
ago. made this place their home again
last week.
Capt. Thos. Milliner, Mr.. lobe
lanes and other local sports arrived
have this week in power boat OF Capt
W. II. Lang.
Mr.. VIM. Sharpley opened his new
store at Deep Hole last week. Mr.
Charles Bodley will open large gro
Gerry. corner Main and Postoffice st.
in few weeks.
Rev. &. S. Tibbett, and @. Bech, o
Washington, D. c., and Burley IT'D
bett. of New York, representing tn
interstate Young Mems Christian
Association of five states, are her
looking for a site on which to erect
large structure for their summer out
inc. 1t will be big boom for us
.hev conclude to build here.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
G. B. Lucas, w. B. Bell, S. E. keI
; nerlv, NJ. E. Selby, w. II. Neely' 4
? Nutter, Baltimore; NJ. L. Todd, Blu
= lev Debbitt, New York; S. A. Bower
Wilmington; Rev. G. A. Tiboet
Washington; II. c. Thomas, Jerse
City; H. NJ. Freese, Norfolk; I.
Parsons, Stockton; G. w. Gillespi
w. X. Lingo, J. II. Young, W.
Matthews, J. W. Bell and son, Acc
mac.
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OnancOck.

N1rs Elizabeth S. Pitts and Capt.
Samuel J Lambden are quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Thomas Waters, of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Pitts Oh
East Main st.
Workmen are engaged on the new
rosidence of Mr.. A. w. Lilliston, near
the NJ. E. Church, South.
Miss NJ. A. Fosque, Miss Sarah Mel
son Parker and Mrs. w. T. Wise are
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Dixie Fitchett and little
daughter, Miss Susan, are at "lngle'
side y the home of Mrs. r. L. Hop
kins.
/ Mrs B. X. Powell and Mr.. S. K
Powell attended the funeral of thel
cousin. Mrs. Slemmons, at Delmar
Sunday last.
Mr. + D. Parkes took his son
Master Drummond Parkes, to st
Joseph's Hospital in Baltimore las
Friday. where he will be treated 10
hip disease.
CLANS are selling on our streets
= cents per hundred, and fresh me-
) ring at 4 cents apiece, figures that
the opinion of our housekeepers' Plac
Ms we'll up in the list of home market
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HOrntown.
Mr.. Sollie Johnson has returned 10
his work at Onley again.

Mr.. Sollie Johnson has returned 10
his work at Onley again.
Still on the sick list are Mrs. q. d.
Evans, Mrs. S. J. Johnson and MI
VIM. Colona.
Mr.. T. P. Evans was in Norfolk
last week on visit to his daughter
Miss Flossie Evans.
Mrs. Fletcher, of PocOmoke' was a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Holland last week.
We were glad to welcome Rev.
Charles Clement back Sunday to fill
his pulpit, after having been Kept
home so long by illness.
Miss Flossie Evans, studento Of Black
stone Institute, has returned from
Norfolk. where she has been of late
TO have her eyes treated.
Miss Lizzie Watson, after an eX
tended visit to relatives and friend
in lower Accomack and Northamp
ton. has returned to the delight Q
her many friends.
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Wachapreague.

The bargain tables at A. H. IT,
Mears' are all the talk this week.
Miss Sadie Edmonds left Thursday
to purchase her Spring millinery
Miss Daisy Birmingham, during the
winter in Harrisonburg, Pa, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. @. E. Mears will leave Mon
day for Northern cities to purchase
Spring millinery.
Mr.. G. w. Birmingham will leave
Sunday night for Northern cities to
buy Spring goods.
Mrs. Thomas, of Baltimore, is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs
G. w. Birmingham.
Miss Annie Edmonds left Monday
for Edenton, n. c., where she has
accepted position as milliner.
Capt. Asa Savage and Mr.. Arthur
Mears, who have been quite SICK O
late, we are glad to report are GU
again.
Chase. the little son of Mr.. an'
Mrs. @. E. Mears, entertained mum
Der of friends at his home on Marci
9TH. in honor of his seventh birthday
Mrs. Mona Lilly, of ST. Louis, Mis-
Grace Floyd, of Northampton, an
Miss Beulah Moore, of Crisfield, lat
visitors in town, have returned I
their respective homes.
The Eastern Star will hold its regU
lar monthly meeting in the Masonl
Hall Monday night, March l6th' Z
elect officers and ali members al
urgently requested to be present
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CashVilie.

Mr.. Tom Smith, of Cape Charles,
was in town Sunday.
Capt. Calvin Boggs and Mr.. Hubert
Shrieves are on the sick list this week.
Miss Elsie Stuart spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M.
Chandler.
Mr.. Dorsey Crosley gave the young
people of Cashville very enJoyaoie
taffy stew Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Killmon en-
tertained the young people at theii
home, near Evans Wharf, in honor OF
Miss Monnie Reide, this week. About
fftv persons were present. Refresh
ments were served, and all left at
late hour thanking the host and nosV
ess for their kind hospitality.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-14
BloXOm.

Mr.. Scott's wife and three children
are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Mary Mears is in city visiting
relatives and buying Easter goods
Mr.. Willie BULBS child died on the
29th ult., of measles, aged about z
years.
Mr. E J. Mears will build soon a
handsome residence on his farm
near Bloxom.
Mr.. w. P. Goodwin will soon erect a
handsome storehouse in Bloxom
ON the site of the old barrel factory
Mrs John R. Gusts visited her Sis
fer Mrs. G. R. Drummond, OF sails
bury, this winter and is very muci
pleased with her trip.
Miss Addie McNeal, one of tn
most highly esteemed young ladies o
Nansemond county, the guest OF ne
sister Mrs. Warren Richardson
Chincoteague, for the past tw
months. arrived here on the Sd inst
az the guest of Mrs. John R. Gusts
and left on the 10th inst. for Charles
ton. S. c. to visit her brothers. Messr
Vim. Robert and Luther McNeal.
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Sale of VaIusbIe Real Estate.

Mr.. O. S. Mears and wife will sell
at nublic auction at Bloomtown Sta
t,on on Saturday, March 14th, p.
M, two tracts of valuable real estate
one of 1O4 acres, known as "Davls
Farm" situated near Wattsville' and
the other of so acres in said village OF
Bloomtown. The latter is an excei-
lent business site and both tracts have
GOOD dwellings on them. For Jul
particulars see posters.
Stewart K. Powell, trustee VIII sci
Of nnblic auction, at Onancock, Oh
saturday the 4th day of April, valu
able real estate of which Isaac Ayres
died seised, situated on Doe Greek
For further particulars see posters.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lewis, ripe in
wears and and in the affection OF a
large circle of relatives and friends
died Tuesday, Sd inst, at her home
near Sanford, of paralysis, aged 81
years, and was laid to rest on the fol-
lowing day in the family burylng
ground near Jenkins Bridge, Rev. j.
G. Lennon, her pastor, conducting
the funeral services. She was the
widow of the late Absalom Lewis and
is survived by nine children-MT VIZ ~,
A. Lewis, OF West Point, Va ,Sand
Capt. s. A. Lewis, Messrs. Revel T.,
Hance j., Edward O., A. Lee and j..
F. Lewis, Mrs. John Drummond and
Mrs. James Mears, of this county
Mr.. Drummond Goodwin, a highly
respected and esteemed citizen of
upper Accomac, died Tuesday, Sd
inst, at his home near Sanford, OF
pneumonia, aged II years. Funeral
services and interment in family
burying ground near his late home
on Wednesday, conducted by Rev.
J. G. Lennon. His wife, two daugh'
tiers Mrs. George Shay, Mrs. Charles
| Rev and one son, Mr.. Samuel God
win, survive him.
Mr.. Francis H. Dryden, of the firn
of Dryden & Walton, real estate
brokers of Pocomoke city, and one o
the foremost citizens of the lowe
peninsula, fell dead Wednesday nigh
at local-option meeting in the POGO
moke Opera House just three minute
after he had finished making ring
ing appeal to his fellow townsmen il
behalf of temperance. His death wa
so sudden that the large audienc
present who had just finished applaud
ing his remarks were shocked.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-14
Parksley.

Mr.. Allie P. White is Oh business
trip in Pennsylvania.
Miss Lola McCready is visiting Mrs.
Josenb Restein at Cape Charles.
Miss Nora white is teaching as a
supply in the public school at har-
horton.
Messrs. V. s. DERRICK, j. 7. White
Jr and DR.. George r. Sledge were IN
Baltimore this week.
Messrs. J. Merritt Chandler and
Walter N. Mason are spending sever
al DAYS in Washington.
The horn of the shad and herring
man. minus the shad, was heard ID
town for the first time Wednesday.
Mr.. e. w. Parsons, of Parsonburg'
Md, has been a guest at the homo ol
his brother, Mr.. E. IL. Parsons OF
late.
Mrs. w. H. Miles, of Atlantic
snent several days at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. o. E. Ewell, mere
recently.
Messrs. E. S. Parsons, j. II. Hop
xins and F. ]. Barnes are on a pusl'
ness trip through North and South
Carolina.
MIR. S. ]. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Ethel. of Baltimore, were here to al
tend the funeral of his mother. MI
Lewis has left for his annual business
. trin in the South, while Miss Ethe
remained a few days as the guest o
the Misses White before returning
home.
An organization to be called "Th
Parsley Athletic Association" wa
formed by several citizens at the hal
+ Tuesday night. The object is TO OF
= ganize a base ball club to play her
f and elsewhere. The officers are =
w. Maxon, president, II. t. Mason
vice-president, ]. Harry Rev, secrf
u tarv and treasurer, II. b. Ball, bus
ness manager.
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Missionary Meeting.

Miss Daisy Davies, most oriiiisnO
and cultured young lady, who has
been sent as representative OF Une
Woman's Board of Foreign MISSIONS
Of the M. E. Church, South, will speak
in Drummondtown Methodist Cnurch
rext Sabbath at II a. M; IN IMAM
cook NJ f. Church, South, at p m''
and at Onley at 1880 p M
Miss Davies addresses are partlcu-
larly for young people, but older ones s
are equally charmed. All who can are
;nvitei to hear her at one or all o.
these places. Such a privilege G rapel'
comes to us on the Eastern Snore
Let rs avail ourselves OF 1t.
Mrs. Bette A Rue.
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OIlley.

Mr.. James Parks has located saw
mill near town.
Mr.. W. f. White is assisting IN
postoflice at Onley.
Mrs Rufus Haley, of Norfolk very
i'll here of late, is convalescent.
Miss Eud e Parks, teacher of Saxis,
was home a few days ago on visit 10
her parents.
Miss L. Mazda Marsh left this week
for a short visit to her old home al
Reedville, Va.
A dwelling is being built here by
Mr.. E. T. Taylor, which he will occu
by when completed.
Mrs. Mollie Taylor has returned
from a visit to sick niece, Mrs. MIN
ME Miles, Hog Island.