he L. T. L's of Onley will meet at
ie of Mr. Benj. F. Parks on Friday,
e 7th. | trac
! vive
ibs Emma Parks, of Pastoria, was
sitor at home of Mr. James Parks
week.
r. Frank W. Battaile bought a j~
ding lot of Miss Carrie Beloate J;dg
Si
and
and
at w
mun
inst,
week and will soon have a hand
Tue:
8 dwelling in course of erection JJ*"_
?ame.
secial attention is called to the
tes in suits offered at ?10, $12.50
f 15 in blues and grevs.
J. S. Mills,
Clothier and furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
that
sh al
i trea
Nc
pan;
S]
^ueen Quality" shoes and oxfords
ladies and misses, and "Ralston"
1th shoes and oxfords for men are
shoe leaders. It will surely pay late!
to look at these lines if you want' reco
wear that will wear and give sat- pure
;tiou. , mon
Leatherbury, Belote & Co. i
Parksley.
Miss inna P.n . ms I \ [siting friend
at .Salisbury, Mil.
Mr. A. I'. Platt, Ol Ha::!, lon, Pa
spent a few days hero laal veek.
Mr. Edgar Johnson, pupil at V. P
Institute af Blaoksbarg past session
has returned home lor vacation.
Mr. E II. Parsons is homo agate
after a trip of several weeks among
his milling interests in North Carolna.
The Children's dav exercises of the
M. P. Church .viii lie held herc Sun?
day night, June 9th, comming at B p.
m.
Mr. Joe Causey left Wednesday for
Baltimore, wlu re he has accepted a
clerkship in the oflce of The Standard
Oil Co.
Miss Sue Blackstone, who has bein
confined to her room for several days
with (piite a revere spell of sickness,
is now improving.
