Mrs. W. Vf. Stevenson left this week
for a visit to her son in Baltimore.
Miss Sallie Fletcher and Miss Eg
lantine Horsey are among the visit?
ors to friends in our town at this
time.
Cadet Osc-tr W. Fletcher returned
from V. M. Institute, Lexington, to
his home at this place, this week, od
account of the epidemic of typhoid
fever at the Institute.
Write to us tor estimates on door
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all othei
kinds of building material, hard wan
paints, kc. Stock large, prices low,
Mr. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac?
comac C. H., the first day of everi
County Court, to "eceive orders foi
the firm.
Oape Charles loe 6 Lamber Oo.
Chincoteague.
Mr. B. F. Colllnsleft here this week l
br Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The oyster houses destroyed by the
ate storm are being rapt.Hy rebuilt.
Mr. B. F. Scott, keeper of Wallops
stand Club house, moved here with
ils family this week.
The turf boat of Capt. L. P. Ayres
vas utarly destroyed by fire at Bunt
ng's Wharf last Monday night.
Sup't. N B. Rich and Architect
)avis, of Washington, made a tour
if the Life 8 iving dbtrict thi* week
Mr Edward Dirickson and family,
ind Mr. John Jones aud family left
his week for North Carolina, their
uture home
Dr. T. T. Taylor, of Atlantic, Mr.
los. G Savage, of Philadelphia, and
Dr. E U. Potter, of Roanoke, are
imong-the visitors to friends in our
town.
Macy of our people are busily en?
gaged lu shipping clams Mr. Jos T
Rowley oue day recently sent 2,000
?neks to market and the nh Ipili eot* in
'he aggregate some days are about
KK),000.
