Full line school books at
D. H. Johnson & Son's.
Ask for Bunk Trower, with New
fork Clothing House, 102 & 104 Bal?
intore St., Balto. Md., the largest
etail clothing house in Baltimore,
failor made suits to order.
Capt. A. B. LeCato Dead.
Capt. Alfred Brown LeCato died
Monday morning at St. Christopher's
Hospital, Norfolk, of amoebic colitis,
aged 46 years, and was laid to rest In
the family burying ground in Brad?
ford's Neck, near Mappsburg station
on Wednesday, with Masonic cere?
monies by the members .of Ocean
Lodge, No. 116, after burial services
conducted by Rev. Dr. Barr.rector of
St. John's Episcopal Church, Nor?
folk. Funeral services were held over
his remains in St. John's Episcopal
Church, of which he was a member
on last Tuesday. His wife and three
daughters Biirvive him.
Captain LeCato was the son of the
late Dr. Edwin LeCato and was born
near Wachapreague, in this county.
For the last eighteen years he has
been with the Merritt & Chapman
Wrecking Co., of Norfolk,and was its
most trusted employee, winning pro?
motion for his valued services from
time to time until he was recognized
as the head of the service. His place,
the members say, cannot be filled.
On the Eastern Shore his friends,
and all were his friends who knew
him, were proud of ins high type of
manhood and tho splendid record
Which by his own unaided efforts he
had made for himself, and held him
in the highest esteem for his worth
M a man and citizen.
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
L. Floyd Nock, trustee, vs. The L
E. Mumford Banking Co. et als. De?
cree confirming report of S. T.Ross,
commissioner in chancery, for pay?
ment of costs, attorney's fee and dis?
tribution.
