I have just opened ont at Accomac
C. H. a very large and select line of
fall and winter millinery and with
pricea so moderate and attractive,
that a visit to my establishment is
only required to make you give me
your orders. Miss Helen Hamme,
an expert trimmer of Baltimore, will
assist me in waiting on you.
Mrs. Wm. E. Lewis.
Resolutions of Respect.
Resolutions adopted bv Parksley
Council, No. 114, Jr. O. U. A. M., in
regard to death of S. T. Phillips.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in a wise and merciful provi?
dence to remove by death from our
Lodge, and from bis earthly labors,
our brother.Samuel T. Phillips,there?
fore be it resolved:
1. That in his death his commun?
ity has lost a useful and patriotic cit?
izen, a good and true neighbor, and
a consistent Christian.
2. That his family has suffered tbe
irreparable loss of a faithful husband
and loving father.
3. That this Lodge recorda the
fact that he was an honored and
loyal member of our Order, to which
Order he gave his devoted service.
4. That these expressions of love
for oar deceased brother be spread
upon the permanent records of our
Lodge.
5. That a copy of these resolu?
tions be furnished the family.
J. D. Harte,
J. T. Sledge,
L. W. Collins,
Committee.
Resolutions adopted by Parkaley
Council, No. 114, Jr. O. U. A. M., on
the death of W. H. Stevena.
Whereas, lt haa pleased Almighty
God in His wise providence to re?
move by death from our Council our
brother, W. H. Stevens, therefore be
it resolved:
1. That in his death his commun?
ity haa loat a worthy citizen and
neighbor, and this council a useful
and eateemed member.
