ft
Capt. Joe Crockett, who has bee
engaged in running oysters froi
York River to Baltimore during tb
r' winter, returned home last Monda
ie
il Mr. Thomas W. Crockett, reporte
^ seriously ill in your last issue, die
0( on last Thursday night, aged '
,(1 years. Funeral services were bel
(*8 over his remains last Saturday aftei
rv noon at Broadway Church, conduct*
Je by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Street.
ee Mens aud boys shoes. "When Wa
-over goes on, trouble goes off"
r Call and see them.
t Ames, Shield & Co.
as
ve For glass and domestic for pota
oy beds aud fertilizers for all crops go
nt T. S. HopkinB & Co.,
y- TaBley, Va
ig. _
he We have 6x8 glass, peas and se
to oats for sale.
Ie. I). H. Johnson L Son
BW -
ul What is Truth? The best 5 ce
cig tr on the w? rket.
Onancock.
Miss Margaret U Groton has been
uite sick all the week.
Mr. King Tyler, who is attending
'Usiness college in Baltimore, is
pending this week with his father,
Ir. John Tyler, of our town.
Mrs. N. B. Rich, who has been in
"?altimore for the paBt week visiting
ier daughter, Miss Madaline, return
d home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Fletcher will give an
ntertainmeut at her home on Kerr
treet next Monday evening, for the
lenellt of Holy Trinity P. B. Church.
Capt. N* B. Rich ls having put in
borough repair bis building, which
ie recently purchased from Mrs.
fohn Parker, situated next to the
lotel. When finished he will use it
is his t Iii -c.
