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A Red Letter Day.

The International Lesson Commit
tee has appointed the fifth Sunday,
29th inst, as Worlds Temperance
Sunday. How to make it count
should be prayerfully considered by
all Sunday school workers. We feel
that some day our publishers OF Sun
day school supplies will issue and adj
vertise exercises for Worlds Temper
ance Day las complete and appropriate
as those they now provided for Chill
drens Day and other Sunday school
celebrations. But now, schools that
endeavor to observe the day, must
plan their own program.
beg to suggest that the services
of the day be such as to create energy
and activity in the temperance cause
Put into the service temperance scrip
ture, temperance prayer, temperance
songs, temperance truth, temperance
pledges and temperance literature
Teach that the Bible sets lis face
steadfastly against the drink habit
Let care and preparation be given Il
every part.
Member Anti-Saloon League.
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Thanksgiving Day at ParksIey.

Thanksgiving Day will be observed
at Parksley NJ. p. Church with SER
mon by Rev E. D. Stone, of Wash
ington, at II a. m. AT 3 p. M, our
PARSONAGE Jubilee will be held. After
an appropriate sermon by Rev. W. b
Judefind, the bonds will be burned
There will be special music at both
services. Revs. Judefind and Stone
will sing. Also music by the choir, a
mixed quartet and the Twilight male
quartet.
At the close OF the morning service
a turkey dinner will be served by
the ladies of the church, assisted by
the men. In the evening, oysters
chicken salad, etc., will be served Oh
the European plan. At o'clock,
short musical and literary program
will be rendered at the hall. Admis
sion free. Everybody is invited. Ii
not this, to housewives, happy so
luton of the servant problem of thu
day? Bring your guests for both din
ner and supper. Consult railroad
schedule for trains. Dinner ticke
now on sale at Pate & Mason's de
partment store. Price, 80 cents.
Committee.
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Onley.

Miss Leone Parks is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Geo. B. Savage left for Smith
deal Business College, Richmond, a
few days ago.
The Baptist Church in our town was
represented by Mr.. W. F. White al
the General Association last week.
Misses Carrie Tunuell, Lola Bull
and Evylyn Walter entertained
friends recently at their respective
homes.
Mrs. John W. Rogers and Mrs. JET
d. Jacob have been off on a trip late
" to Philadelphia, and Mrs. j. ID
Hosier ON a visit to friends in Mary
land.
Among the late visitors to friend
in town we're Mrs. Rennie Stevenson
of Cape Charles, DR.. and Mrs. Uper
of Parsley, Misses Mamie Savage ant
Indie TrJwer.
Messrs. Jeff D. Jacob and }. Y
Core, representatives of the Produc
Exchange during the potato season
in Chicago and Cincinatti' respec'
lively, returned home last week.
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Leemont.

Rev. T. H. Lewis, president OF
Western Maryland College, will
preach here Sunday morning, Novem-
Der Goth.
The Christian Endeavor Society
held its regular business meeting at
the home of Mr.. Edward Riley Lewis
on Wednesday evening of last week.
Ir. jeff Grinalds has purchased of
Mr.. VIM. ]. Lewis a lot on Hunting
Creek avenue and has begun the cree
ton of comfortable dwelling there
on.
Mr.. Harry A. Lewis left Wednesday
in his new launch for Baltimore. be
carried to their homes in Baltimore
the employees of the Lewis canning
factory at Hunting Greek.
The Sunday School will render
cantata on Christmas Eve. Mrs
Dora Johnson, Misses Addie Coart
and Cynthia Chandler were appointed
committee of arrangements.
The sound of the hammer is hearC
| in our town from morning until night
Workmen have about finished en-
Iarging and remodeling the Residence
of Mrs. Frank Barnes, the plasterer
put the first coat of mortar on tn
new dwelling of Mr.. William Willet
this week and the new storehouse ant
dwelling of Mr.. Asher Justis is nov
ready for the plasterer.
The trustees of the church are haV
ing a ditch dug from the church t
the Parker Parks ditch for the pul
pose of draining the cellar, and tn
citizens and tax payers will petitio
the Board of Supervisors to have tn
said ditch cleaned out. This is
work that badly needs doing an
would greatly improve the health
: the village and enable the chlldre
to attend school at all times.
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Chlncoteague.

Mr.. Daniel Collier left for Richmond
hospital this week.
Mr.. Geo. Coleburn is moving his
pool room from Main to Cleveland
street.
MIR. E. j. Clark was taken to the
Eastern State hospital this week for
treatment.
Rev. E. 4. Liddell and wife are at
Showell's Station, Md, conducting
revival services.
Mrs. S. U. Grimsley and Mr.. Thos.
II. Pruitt attended the Baptist Asso-
citation in Richmond this week.
Schooner Pearl Cullen arrived here
this week from New York with cargo
of bricks and schooner Delano with
load of coal.
Three pumpkins were grown by Mr.
w. J. Wheaton on one vine this sea-
son, which weighed 1OS, 929 and S29
pounds respectively.
On the sick list this week are Mrs.
r. E. Phipps, Mrs. Elizabeth ivy
ford, Mr.. w. N. Conant and Messrs.
Daniel and S. Bodley.
MIR. James Snead has built hand
some dwelling on Clark avenue and
Mr.. Thomas Mears is erecting an up
to date undertaker's shop.
Mr.. Harry White and wife left for
Norfolk this week to attend the mar
riage of their niece, Miss Eva Mum
ford, 20 Milton Thompson on 23d inst
Miss Mollie Rowley is visiting friends
at Box Iron, Md; Miss Retta Smith
lis on a business trip to Delaware
Mrs. Amy Porter is with friends il
Delaware; Mr.. and Mrs. Woodey are
visiting friends at Tappahannock, Va
Mrs. Lille Burbage, of Tennessee
is the guest of Capt. S. E. Matthews
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott
of Mappsville, of his brother vii
liam, Mrs. VIM. Burton, of Wacha
preague, of her sister, Mrs. A. f
Matthews.
Mr.. Geo. P. Hale and wife, q New
York, are at the Atlantic Hotel Thu
winter. He is here for the purpos
r of looking after the repairs and i'm
provements to Assateague, Wallop
Island and Popes Island Life SavinI
t Stations.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
2 w. G. Edmonds, w. II. Nealy, F. I
Thompson, A. It. Jenkins, Baltimore
S Z. X. and w. S. Dodd, B. Moore, L
= A. Layton, S. A. Ward, G. w. Han
2 cock, Chas. Fly, E. w. Purnell, &. h
S Trimble, F. A. Haines, Philadelphia
? F. l.. Clark, Willard Davis, W. d
a Hawke, Wilmington; James P. Aaron
i Dover; G. Il. Hall, Islip, N. j.; W
NJ. Moore, Seaford; hrs. Irene TruitI
O. ]. Rusk, Ocean City; O. j. Baker
Whaleyville.
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Net Guilty and Acquitted.

In an attack made upon Mr.. John
II. Parks and his son, Mr.. Len Parks,
formerly of this county now of Wor-
cester county, Nd, some months ago.
by two brothers by the name of Brit
tingham, one of the brothers was shot
and killed by Mr.. Len Parks and the
9th r was shot and seriously wounded
by his father. Both of these cases
were tried at the term of court, now
in session at Snow Hill, Md, and YER
diets; mot guilty" rendered in each,
the evidence in the case Of Mr.. Ler
Parks, showing clearly, that he fired
the fatal shot only after being beaten
almost to death and when the second
attack was about to be made upor
him, and that Mr.. John Parks haC
been pursued and shot at by Drifting
ham before he shot him.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1908,
Sales advertised in Enterprise.

Sales advertised in Enterprise.
"Wednesday, November 25th, by VIM.
H. Hargis, near Onley' muie''
cows, potato bed frames, &C.
Thursday. November 26th, by Mrs
M, q. Fisher, near Assawaman'
horses, hogs, corn, &c.
Tbur.day. November 26, near Pungo-
league, by G. B. Hoffman,5 horses
and colts, farming implements,
&c.
Saturday, November 2s, at Wacn "a
nreague, by Lee B. Kellam, sheriff
sturgeon outfit, &c.
Monday, November 80, at Wacna-
nreapue. by J. Brooks Mapp,
admr., household effects.
"Wednesday. December 2, near Grad
dockvilie, by S. It. Bull, CATTLE
sheep, hogs, corn, &c.
Thursday. December Sd, by George
Carnthers, at Painter, horses
hogs. corn, farming implements,
&c.
Tuesday, December sth, by james
w. Duncan, near MappsVlile
mules, hogs, farming Implements
&C.
Tuesday, December S, near Pqngo
league, by Geo. U. Boggs, Il.
Bull and w. Pitts Rogers, admrs'
several fine horses, mules, corn
&C.
Thursday, December 10, near Jenkin
Bridge, by Joseph w. Taylor
mules, potato bed frames, corn
farming implements &c.
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BIoxom Station Destroyed by Fire.

The New York, philadelphia and
Norfolk passenger station at Bloxom,
Va, was totally destroyed by fire at
a: 80 O'Clock Wednesday mo 'ug.
Fire was discovered by MIR, N. A..
Hearn, night ticket agent, who had
been out to stop a passenger tram,
and returning to his Office was great
" surprised to find it in flames. The
fire which started from the sparks OF
an engine on a passing train, had
gained much Roadway, the roof of the
building being almost entirely de-
stroyed before being discovered.
Mr.. Hearn was compelled to make
a hasty retreat and he was nearly en-
welcomed in the flames. All telegraph
ic train service was cut off, the wires
being burned out. The Norfolk ex
press from New York was delayed
thirty minutes, being unable to pass
the station while the fire was raging
The freight and warehouse, which hat
caught fire, was at one time threat
ened with destruction, was saved b!
the diligent efforts of the people il
the neighborhood and train crews.
$500 worth of tickets and severa
valuable express packages were saw
ed. Estimated loss on building
5000, insured.
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HaIiWoOd.

Our farmers are busy harvesting
their corn and the crop generally is a
good one.
The mine prop business OF ltso mas
taken on new life at this station.
Three companies are operating here
and cars are being loaded daily with
pine timber.
Dixie Chapter, U. d. O., will meet
at HOPKINS Hall. Parksley. next We'd
nesday, November 25th, 3 p M, ana a
cordial invitation is extended 10
everyone eligible for the honor to De
present and join the Chapter
Mr.. John w. Taylor's canning FAC
tory after very active and profitable
season has closed for the year. A large
number of cases of tomatoes and po-
tatoes were put up at the factory and
large sums of money were paid out
for labor. Two little girls made DIR
ing the eason over $4,000.
The building boom continues in oul
town. Three large dwellings are no"
in course of construction by contrac'
tor d. @. Ross-one for Mrs. George
West, one for Mr. John Louis Byrd oil
Mearsville, and another for MIR. WI
liam TAYLOR. of Onancock, all to be
occupied by them another year. II
addition to these a large sale ant
exchange stables has just been com
pleted by contractor G. Wash John
son for Messrs. Jerome Marshall anc
| George NJ. Sterling. Our town is get
ing more and more like New Yori
every day.
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New Church.

Miss Mamie White and Miss Taylor,
of Pittsville, are visiting Mrs. j. F.
White.
Miss Beulah East, of Oak Hall, is
spending a few days with Mrs. Chas.
Clement.
We are very sorry to state that Mr..
Lester Poulson is home, sick with the
typhoid fever.
The evangelist, Rev. George Wiley
of Richmond, will conduct the meet
ings at Berea NJ. P. Church, Sunday
and the following week.
Mrs. L. r. Doughty, Miss Nina
Slocomb and Miss Margaret Bull, oil
Onancock, of late have been guests
for a few days of Miss Ella Johnson
The ladies of the new Baptist
Church will hold bazaar at this place
on the 18th and 18th of December. Ice
cream and other refreshments will b'
served.
The re-opening of Rerea M. 2
Church last Sunday was quite sue
cess. The expense of remodeiing tn
church was 81, 500, and 81, 900 of tina
sum was raised, leaving a debt o
5000.
The names of the following, wit
marks between 80 and 100, appear o.
the honor roll of the New Churc
graded school during the month G
october: Marjorie Matthews, Esthe
Covington, Sallie Taylor, Willie TaS
lor. Reva Poulson and Lottie johnson
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Church Entertainments.

An entertainment will be held at
Hopkins Hall, Parksley, Va, Mon
day, November 23d, 1908, beginning
at eight O'Clock. 1t will consist OF
humorous recitations, dialogues and
music. Proceeds for the benefit OF
Zion school. Admission, adults 25c'i
children 15c. Everybody is invited
to be present.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Garrisons Chapel will give
bazaar on Thursday and Friday
evenings, the 10th and 18th of Deem
Der, beginning promptly at sever
O'Clock. A free entertainment will bt
given during the evenings, consisting
of music, dialogues, Rotations, etc
The public is invited to be present.
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Married.

Observation-Disclosures IS, 1908,
at Atlantic, by Rev. George H. Stocks
dale. Lennie L. Mears and Miss Lena
II. Taylor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,
1908. at Accomac @. H., by Rev
Henry w. Davis, Maryland Franz
Milliner and Miss Amelia Emma Bon
newell.
Observation-Disclosures %, 1908
at Bloxom, by Rev. W. w. Sawyer
Marvin B. White and Miss Myrtle
Elizabeth Grinnalds.
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parkSiey.

Miss Stella Scott is visiting friends
in upper Accomac.
Mrs. David Wiltbank and Miss
Vesta Parsons are on a trip to Balti-
more.
Mrs. Carrie Waff, of Athens, Ca
is now at the home of her daughter,
Rev. Mrs. r. F. Staples.
Mrs. s. s. Ewell has returned from
a visit of several weeks with friends
in Washington and Baltimore.
Messrs. D. II. Johnson and H. T.
Mason are in the city buying mer
chandise for their respective firms.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Wood, o.
Lexington, spent few days recently
at the home of their daughter, Mrs
Jno. r. Rev.
DR.. Fletcher Drummond ATTENDED
the marriage of his nephew, DIR. Geo
L. Fosque, to Miss Mary Fitchett IL
Cape Charles, Tuesday last.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Margaret White to Mr.
Virgil S. Deitrick OH Wednesday
November 25th at 10 a. M, at the M
P. Church here.
J Thanksgiving day will be observed
here by preaching in the M ?. Churci
at II a. M, by Rev. E. d. Stone, ant
at 8 p. M, by Rev. w. b. Judefin'
both former pastors. The ladies am
friends of the church will also have
regular Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per for sale in Kents Hall, to all O
which the general public is cordial.
\ oil
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RusIness Notices.

PUBLIC AUCTION | am going to
discontinue farming, will sell to the
highest bidder at the Jno. Il. Read
farm, near Pungoteague. Thursday,
November 20, beginning at 10 O'Clock,
Five horses and colts, all broke to
harness, one of these colts very speedy
and we'll bred, two years old next
Spring, / COW ready to butcher, 3 or
8 quarters of young beef, well fatted,
4 we'll bred brood sows, lot OF hogs, l
new cider mill double cylinder in per-
feet order, new corn shelter, lot OF
cider barrels, disc harrow, weeder,
farming implements, in part double
pillow, cuitivators, &c, l parlor suit
furniture, organ. buffet good as new,
black walnut office desk III periecU
order new wardrobe and many things
in furniture.
Gao r Hoffman,
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Exchange Meetings.

The next meeting of the stock
holders of the Eastern Shore of va.
Produce Exchange will be held at
Onley Oh Wednesday, December 9Th
The members of the Hallwood divl-
sion of the Produce Exchange are re-
ouested to meet at Hallwood on Sat-
nrdav. November %, 2 o'clock sharp
A full attendance Is desired, as bust
ness of Importance is to be attended
to.
John L. Rayfield,
General Director.
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To Taxpayers of Accomac.

This is to give notice, owing to
change in law by last Legislature,
that per cent instead of per cent,
az heretofore, will be added to all tax
bills unpaid on December 1st., 1908.
We trust, all who have not pail us,
will settle before that date and save
this percentage.
All owing 1907 taxes are requested
to pay same at once, as we are com
nelled to make settlement for them.
A. J. Lilliston,
w. II. Pruitt, Jr., treasurer.
Deputy.
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We have open and on display a
beautiful assortment of fancy china,
in fruit bowls, salad dishes, chocolate
sets. bon bon dishes, etc., suitable
for wedding presents, Xmas gifts,
etc Make your selection and have
it put aside for you.
RI. Shield & Co.
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EEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnancOck

Miss Annie S. Miller, of Norfolk,
spent Saturday and Sunday with MISS
Sadie Z. Fletcher.
Mrs. BERTHE X. Powell left Monday
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Christian, of Philadelphia.
Miss LYDIA E. Edwards entertained
her young friends Thursday evening
in honor of her 10Th birthday.
At the sale of the personal proper
ty of Mr.. Geo. w. East, Wednesday
bidding was spirited, and high prices
were realized for many articles.
Mrs. Edward Gofigon, of Port Nor
folk, is the guest of her mother Mrs
Charlotte P. Taylor, at The Cove.
Miss Vida ". Kelly and Misses
Sarah and Hattie Parkes were passen-
gers on Steamer Pocomoke for Balti-
more, Wednesday.
Capt. and Mrs. j. P. l.. Hopkins
Miss Dorothy n. Hopkins and Master
Littleton r. Hopkins returned Satur-
day from trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. G. sellman Williams and little
Miss Mary Hamilton Williams have
returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Belote, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Taylor anC
little daughter, Charlotte, will spen(
the winter months with Mrs. Taylor
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stinson
of Howard county, Md.
Col. Craighill, of the U. s. Enginee
Corps, and Chief of Rivers and Har
bors for this district, recommends TIT
appropriation by Congress OF Sl9,oO
for improving Onancock creek.
Rev. Walter Rhodes, who was re
Gently called to the passionate OF tn
Baptist Church, arrived on Tuesday
steamer with his family and is com
fortably fixed at the parsonage. ID
will preach Sunday morning AM
night.
Mrs. ]. @. Blake, while the guest c
Mr.. P. o. Twyford last week was al
tackled with symptoms of appendix
lis. and DR.. o. l.. Powell carried he
to Baltimore, Saturday. An operatio
was found necessary and was pei
formed Tuesday. Late advices repol
her condition as favorable.
Bishop Tucker preached to larg
congregation in Holy Trinity Church
Sunday evening. His sermon wa
plain and practical and many expre
sious ofadmiration were heard. Durin
! the offertory solo, by Mrs. E. Thomf
Waters was finely rendered, shown
not only musical cultivation but
highly creditable personal feeling an
expression.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hopkins, Mrs. :
P. L. Hopkins, Mrs. Samuel
NAPLES, Miss BERTHE Lee NAPLES, Mil
Annie E. Hopkins, Miss Mamie !
Fosuue, Mr.. J. Drummond tosqr
and Mr.. Charlie w. Walker attende
the marriage of DR.. George Lee Flo
que and Miss Mary Nottingham Fitcl
EFT in Emmanuel Church, Cal
3 Charles, Wednesday, November 1St
at $50 a. m.
; Miss Cecil Powell entertained h
, friends at her home on Main sire
= Friday evening. Whist was play'
and elegant refreshments serve
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
iE. Taylor, Misses Eva and Ann
}. Hopkins, Gerty West, Annie Peter
) Madeline Rich Constance Mock, Ma
J. Warren, Messrs. Will Hopkins, Rail
n N. Rich, Clarence P. GUSTS, Grow
" Blackstone, Randolph Finney, Char
W. Walker, F. Ray Shield.
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PUBLIC AUCTION j will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near
Jenkins Bridge, on Thursday, Decem-
Der 10th, beginning at 10 a. M, .
mules, pair Of them very fine, b and
6 years old coming Spring, Tiger
transplanter, round potato planter,
riding cultivator,2 carts, disc harrow,
Jersey wagon, small wagon top bug
gies, 200 potato bed frames, 125 bar
rels of corn, 40 fodder stacks, farming
implements, nearly all my household
furniture. Terms made know on day
of sale.
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george Cdrulucre'
Winder & Drummond, auctioneers.

PUBLIC AUCTIoN-The undersigned
administrators of Miss Bette Hopkins,
deceased, will sell by public auction,
on the premises now occupied by
Henry Sturgis, in Wachapreague, Vlr'
ginia, on Monday, November 80, 1908,
Beginning promptly at 10 o'clock a.
M, the personal property of said de-
cedent, consisting chiefly of house
hold effects. Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand this 17th day OF
November, 1908.
J. Brooks Mapp, Admir-.
of Bette Hopkins, decd.
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell by
public auction OH my premises, near
Uraddockville, on Wednesday, De-
cember 2, 1908, valuable personal
property in part as follows: One
horse, mule, cattle, sheep, hogs, pork,
corn, fodder. potato bed frames, wag--
on, 2 carts, farming utensils OF all
kinds, household and kitchen furnl-
ture. If weather bad on day named,
the sale will take place on first fair
day. Terms cash and no goods to be
removed until paid for. sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock.
G m pu1l
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Joseph W. Taylor.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Thursday, December
Sd, 1908, beginning at 10 a. m on my
premises at Painter, valuable person
al property, consisting of two good
farm horses, one OF which is fine
roadster and will suit for livery pur,,
poses; one good mich COW; steel
double drag; good vine cutter; No.
double pillow, cultivators, plows, horse
cart, hogs, corn and fodder, 30 potato
bed frames, all kinds OF farming Inn
plements, household and kitchen fur
niture &c. Terms made known on
day of sale.
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Don't put off for tomorrow what
can be done better today. Whether
gentleman or lady, select your suit or
coat while our line 10 at its fullest,
and at a big saving in price. See ad.
r. l.. Shield & Go.
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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 viii be at Acco-
mae Court Il. the first day of every
County Court. to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at my home, on road from
Onley to louisville, on Wednesday,
November 25th, 1908, the following
personal property: 2 good mules, 2
carts, good Jersey COWS, drags,
plows, cultivators, surrey, 7Ocypress
potato bed frames, corn, fodder,
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
Sale to begin at 10a. m. sharp. Terms
made known on day of sale.
VIM. II. Hargis.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-On Thanksgiving,
Novem Der Goth, will sell at public
auction at my home, Arbuckle farm,
near Assawaman, all the personal pro-
perty of the late Frank Fisher, de-
ceased, consisting of horses, COWS,
hogs, corn, fodder, potato sproute.rr,
and all farming machinery. Sale Will
begin promptly at 10 a. m. Terms
made known on day of sale.
Mrs. NJ. G. Fisher,
Per Sewell A. Taylor.
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See the "Duofold" ad. in another
column. 1t is the warmest yet the
lightest weight underwear ever shown
in this section. Prices So and 81 a
suit, (sole agent,
j.. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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Lee B. Kellam, Sheriff.

PUBLIC SALE-On Tuesday, Decem-
her 8, | will sell to the highest bidder
at my premises near Mappsville. 2
mules, corn, fodder, hogs, farming
implements, potato bed fl ames. double
wagon, runabout, furniture, &c.
Jas. w. Duncan,
Mappsville, Va.