We are home with full line of
j*oods. Come and see us. The price
will suit you also the goods.
D. H. Johnson k Son.
Parkaiey.
Mr. Arthur VanDemau attendei
the poultry show at Buffalo, N. Y
last week.
Messrs. A. Frank Barnes k Bro
are building an oyster shuokini
house on Back creek.
The shipment of potatoes fron
this point is not quite so large as i
was three weeks ago.
Mr. Chas. L. Byrd and party hav*
returned from a most enjoyable trij
to the Pan-American and Niagara.
The Standard Oil Co. has furnish?
ed their local agent here, Mr. Ernest
Causey, with three fine dray horsei
to deliver oil to their customers.
All teachers who expect to attend
the County Teacher's League, which
meets at Parksley Thankgiviog day,
will please notify V. 8. Deitrick, ol
Parksley, at once.
Rev. E. D. Stone, of Baltimore, af?
ter many "trials and tribulations,''
reached our town Sunday morning
ju time to fill his engagement at thc
M. P. Church. His tlying visit wai
enjoyed by his many friends.
The M. P. Churoh has a handsome
new set of memorial windows. At ser
vices held last Sunday by Revs. E.
D. Stone, of Baltimore, and W. B.
Jrdetlud.the pastor.there was ehoict
music, sermons and a good collec
tion.
Bloxom.
Mr. Joseph Bloxom spent last wees
in New York.
Mr, T. B. Mason left for Baltimore
Tuesday after spending a few weeki
in our town.
Mr. Duffield Mason spent a few
days in Baltimore last week on a
business trip.
Miss Grace Doughty,teacher in thf
public school at thia place, spenl
Sunday with her parents at Exmore.
Mr. John W. Mears employed ic
the railroad office at this place, wc
are sorry to report, is very sick at
this writing.
