Don't fail to see our big lin
dies', misses' and children's c
The Belle Haven Furnitu
Every article in our store is
We don't want to carry an]
stock over, so if you are goini
anything in the jewelry line d
to call. A well selected stocl
low prices.
W. B. Sartorius, Jew
Parkek
Chlncoteague.
Mr. William Whealton, of Norfolk,
pent last week here with his parents. c
Mr. Liddell, of New York, is here
o spend tho winter with his son,Rev
I. S. Liddell.
t
Mr. George Wallman, of Felton,
)el., was the guest of Dr R. W.
Vhite at the Atlantic Hotel this week.
The Jr. Order American Mechanics,
ibout 360, attended services in a
>ody at Union Baptist Church last
Sunday.
Our stores aro now loaded down
with Xmas goods and no one need to
;o to tho city for them. Every one
;an get them here and at better rates.
Mr. Harry Russell and Miss Ethel
Derickson were married at Snow Hill
last Saturday. Mr. Archie Moore
and Miss Lulie Carter also were mar?
ried on the same day.
Messrs. E. P. Tiramons and Robert
Scarborough, leading oyster dealers,
of Philadelphia, spent several days
here this week, looking after oyster
shipments from this place.
Our young men, who went to New
York in t.ie early Fall to shuck oys?
ters, are returning home. They re?
port that tho stock there is poor and
the season's work unprofitable to
them.
The question, of the largest porker,
is now the subject of daily discus?
sion but the proprietor of tho Atlan?
tic Hotel will probably "take the
cake." lie has a pen of ten, which
ho will slaughter next Monday, with
au estimated weight of 5,000 pouuds.
