"TTFloyd Nock and Roy D. W
special commissioners, will sc
public auction to the highest b
on Saturday, April 11th, 1908, at
o'clock p. m., at R. F. Parkes'
at Guilford, the undivided 1-5 ini
of E. Warren Russell, decease
three (3) tracts of land near Gui
known bs the "Home Place,'
"Broadwater Land" and the "
Land," respectively, subject 1
joint lite estate of John E. R
and wife, therein. For term
see posters.
The United Daughters of the
federacy of the Eastern Shore c
ginia are making plans for a Chi
themum Carnival to be held at
mach next fall and all the ladi
both counties interested in the
vation of chrysanthemums will
quested to send exhibits. Im]
judges will be secured and
awarded. Circulars containin
particulars will be sent out late
and all who desire them, or th
exhibiting will greatly aid the
by writing to the president, Mrs
P. Bell.
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Mrs. W. B. Pitts spent this week in
Baltimore visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
P. Joynes.
Postmaster W. H. Parker is attend?
ing the Republican Convention at
Lynchburg.
