Richard T. Ames, trustee, will o
Saturday, May 25th next, at 2 o'cloc
p. m., sell at public auction in th
town of Onancock, in front of tl
hotel of Wm. Conrades, the vet
valuable farm of Daniel J. Titlo
located on Onancock Creek. This fai?
ls beautifully situated on the creek ar
is but a short distance from the sa
town of Onancock. For further info
mation see posters or trustee.
Entertainments on the fourth
July are announced, bj' request,
follows: Drama, dinner and supper
Keller Fair grounds for benefit of Ki
ler Methodist Church; fair at Broa
way Baptist Church in the i
-' of that church; fair at Wish;
Point in the afternoon of the d
under the auspices of the members
Assawaman M. E. Chinch, South, I
benefit of said church; fair at Bk
am's Store on Holden's Creek
Temperanceville Council, Jr. 0- U.
M.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncuteague.
Mr. Geo. A. Payne, of Snow Hill,
was in town this week.
Mr. R. Keas, Jr., is in hospital ii
Philadelphia for treatment.
Miss Vee a Uordy, of Mappsville
Visited friends here this week.
Mrs. J. iv Matthews is home fron
Mystic, Conn.,to spend summer here,
Mr. A. F. Mears, candidate foi
county treasurer, was with us this
week.
Mr. J. W. Smith has returned fron
Kellam Cancer Hospital, greatly im
proved.
Mr. G. Walter Mapp. of the &000
mac har, spent several days wit us
this week.
The dwelling of Capt. W. C. Bunt
ing is being painted and othcrwisi
greatly improved.
Our postoffice is being improved in
side and out and already much im
proved in appearance.
Sportsmen are putting in appear
ance here and are having good luci
in finding meadow birds.
