- nai: tie largest and most complete stock ol'
rXRIAGS, ROAD CARTS A^D HARNESS,
Southoi Wilmington.
jistreceived a car load of Carriages and Road ('arts at all
price a]s0 have my celebrated makes at reduced prices.
t;m and look and you
will nj very thing kept in a
first* .8 Carriage and Sad?
dlery jstiblishment and you
will f | everything as repre?
sents l
dil
'i i
you for past favors aud asking a continuance of same
Respectfully,
Geo W. Covington,
New Church, Va.
"e. w. polk,
Formerly of?POLK & BENSON~
CHANT TAILOR
Pocomoke City Md.
Ilccomac C. H., every court day.
v>. C. Kellam, Onancock, Va.,
:s.
'KICKsl
DEALER IN
Tomh Stones,Iron Railing,*
Fine Buggies and Carriages
J[ Ol and Lead Paints 90 cen
per gal.
Oxide Roo? sad Karn Pail
65 cents per gal.
Wrought Iron Railing 40 cents per foot and up
Galvanized " " 70 " ?? ?
Calmage
Sermon
By Rev.
Frank De Witt Talmatfe. D. D.
Los Angelea, Cal., Dec 81.?In this
?ennon at the close of the old yeai
the preacher deals with the discontent
in the haman heart, which often in?
spires the wish that we might live lift
over again. The text is Job ii, 4, "All
that a man hath will he give for his
life."
This qneatlon naturally arises on
this last Sunday of the year: "Would
we like to live our lives over again?
Would we like to have the year of
1906 again greet us in the twaddling
clothes of a newborn halie'.' Would
we like to make the plea of the old
poet when in rhyme he sang these
now familiar lines:
Backward, turn backward, ch, time in
ymir Bight!
Make mc a child again Just for tonight.
