Capt ET. Churn left for the Po
:omac river this week for the pur?
pose of buying a boat
Our claiumers report clams scarce
jut prices good. They have sold here
(bis season as high as $4.25 per 1,000
Our roads are in a bad condition
iud som1 of the bridges are in worse
lhape. They need the attention of
some one
'li<i rc n Soles.
At a regular church meeting at
Red Bank church, Saturday. Rev. C.
L. Corbett's salary was increased
rom $000 to $*00
Rev. R N. Hartness, of Methodist
jhurch aud Rev. H. 8. Kidd.of Bap
list church, Drummondtowu, will
exchange pulpits Sunday ino.niug.
Rev. Walter Rhodes will preach at
lome of (). S. Mears, Bloomtown
Station, March 9th, 7 p. m. Public
?ordially iuvited to be present at
lour named.
The adjourn?d quarterly confer?
ence of Accomac charge will be held
n Leemont M. P. Church, Friday
ifternoon, March 14th, 2:30 p. in All
uembers of the conference are re?
tested to be present at the meeting.
A festival will be held at M. E.
Church, Justisville, on Thursday and
friday,March 13th and 14th. Oystersi
ce cream and cake will be served in
ibundauce. Proceeds for benefit of
shurch. Every body is cordially in?
cited.
Qualin y ('oiifereneeN.
Capeville, Capeville?March 10,17.
Cape Cl.arles.Cape Charles?Marco
16.17
Belle Haven, --(ethel?March 22, 23.
Frauktowu, Johnson's?March 2tJ,
M.
Pungoteague, Evergreen?March
J9, 30.
Keller, Garrison's?March 30, 31 (3
[). m.)
Wachapreague, Smith's Chapel?
10 (night), 31 (10 a. m.
Pocomoke, Sanford's?April 5, 6 (a.
m.)
Atlautic, Temperanceville?April
Muight), 7 (10 a m.)
Bloxom?April 26, 27.
Ouancock?April 27 (night), 28.
Onley and Andrew Chapel, Ooley
-May 3, 4.
Drummondtowu aud Locustville,
Locustville? May 4. 5 (i. in )
Wm. E. Judklns, P* E.
IO mi ly court Hri.cce.llUKn, IVIiruary
Terni.
