1 at
der
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that
ling
ated
7 H
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?rms
tssed
and
vere.
A. J.
iring
iring
p to
i and
fwy
were
ously
met
Rich
^rank
eezel,
John
Beere
was
? Po
gned
ugust
t Old
MtMaVatowu.
The intense heat of late has cai
much sickness here.
Miss Ethel West, of Jersey City
visiting relatives here.
Mr. James Littleton's hands
house is nearing completion.
The Bunyan's Pilgrim Band f
an entertainment here last week,
The recent rains encourage us.
have suffered much from drough
Pastor Rhodes and family are \
ing relatives in Northern Neck,
Rev. Mr. Kirby, of Parksley,
till Rev. Walter Rhodes's pulpit
next Sunday morning.
The Produce Exchange is d
well in this section. The men
ship is rapidly increasing.
A festival will be held at Mi
town Baptist Church, Thuri
August 2, for the benefit of the
day School. Supper will be se
Cream and confectioneries for
All invited. If very rainy Thur
next fair day.
Ministers of tbe Gospel ari
dially invited to attend the I
Fair. Complimentary tickets
application to the secretary,
Warren, Onancock, Va.
We are in receipt of a carg
cypress shingles and fencing mat
also a lot of select locust posts
keep a good line of furniture a
on hand.
Rogers & Br
Fiuuey,
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Dd
he
ja
? y.
DC
.<le
eo.
ri
Sf il
Ul.
iSt
m.
oar
rM
the
le.
i a
by
?he
rhe
lese
sed
the
l*arb?l?7.
Miss Ethel T. Lewis ia visiting
rieuds in Richmond.
Mrs. J. H. Markland, of Richmond,
s visiting relatives here.
Miss Edith Sanford has returned
'rom a visit to Windsor, Va.
Miss Mary M. Twyford is in Glou?
jester couuty visiting relatives.
Mr. Crate Justis and family have
returned to their home lu Kansas.
