Mr. Luther B. Rice and Miss Mary
! Agnes Marsh, both of Reedville,were
married in Baltimore on the Uth
inst. The bride is a sister of Mr. L
Maida Marsh, of Onley.
Mr. T. T. Bloxom, of Locustville,
has accept.d the position of business
manager of barrel factory of Mr. B
T. Parks, this place. Tommy will
please the people and attract trade.
Mr. Frank H. Savage, wife and
daughter, of vVashiugton, D. C , are
viciticg lils parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Savage; Mr. L. J. Sivage is home
from a business trip North; Mies Nel?
lie Park*, of Pastoria, is the guest ol
Miss Lillian Savage, aud Miss Mary
Byrd, of Bloxom, of Mr. and Mrs. W
E. Mears.
Orangeville.
Mies Pryer, of Cheriton, ls at this
writing the guest of tba Misses
Crowder.
The farmers of this section are busj
shipping round potatoes. Pricei
fair, yield poor.
In a game cf base ball at the Fail
grounds last Saturday, betweer
Orangeville and Wachapreague nines
the latter won.
The 4th of July entertainment t<
come oil at Fair Ground* will sur
pass, it is claimed, all others at tha
place in its attractiveness.
Master J E Brooks Mapp, studen
at Randolph H_eon Oullege the ins
session, returned home a few day
ago for his summer vacation.
Miss Moonie Ward, t sadler o
Blackstone Female Institute, arrivei
home on Friday of last wtek, t
spend the su'tituer with her parentt
Following our large sales of thi
season, our stock is fully supplie
with new lots of popular styles c
Ladies' Misses'and Children's shape
and ribbons, Howers, &c. Our vis
tors note the large variety we carrj
We keep the prices right.
Cora W. Riley,
Ouaocock.
Kenwood Club cigars are the bei
on the market.
