A revival meeting, at Oak Hall
E. Church, South, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. W. J. Twilley, assisted
by Rev. A. L. Carson,closed Wednes?
day night. Twenty-seven convert*
are reported during the meeting.
The revival services at Drum?
mondtown Baptist Church closed
Wednesday night. During the meet
ing thirteen persons professed con
version and six of the number were
received for baptism and more will
be on Sunday mornipg.
The old town continues to grow. A
very handsome dwelling for Capt. W.
H Lang bas just been completed, a
new two story dwellicg is in course
of erection for Mr. Jas. H. Youug on
Lilliston Avenue and a large addi?
tion will be made to ihe Baptist
parsonage at au early day.
Misses Nellie 8. Parks, of Pastoria,
and Miss Marceline Duncan, of Acco
mac, are in Baltimore, the guests of
MisB Dacia Bailey. A theatre party
and dinner was given in honur ot
Miss Duncan Thursday evening of
last week and a ''flinch" party, fol?
lowed by a dance, was given in honor
of Miss Parks, Monday evening last.
Mr. Harry E. Mears will have his
third annual sale on hit farm at Kel?
ler on Wednesday, October I9tb. He
will cfTer on the day to the highest
bidder.about 20 road, track and farm
horses,several brood mares and colts, ]
also harness, carriages, speed cartu,
tulky and traps. Full particulars wiil
be given by posters and advertise
ment in next issue.
New advertisements in this issue
of interest to our readers: Mrs. T. A.
Gerinarj, Hallwood, millinery; Mrs.
E A. Merrill, Ouancock, millinery;
H. E, Byid L Son, Temperauceville,
clothing, dress goods, Lc; A. H. ti.
Mears, Wachapreague, dress goods,
shoes, Lc; Likes, Berwanger L Co.,
Baltimore, clothing; notice to credi?
tors of Chas. Parks, of Jno, deceased.
