A picnic will be held on Jobes Is?
land Friday, June 30th, and a cordial
invitation is extended to everyone tc
be present. Good music and boat
races will be attractive features of flu
day, the races open to all classes ol
boats. Ice cream and confectioneries
will be served. Boats will be furnishet
to carry all free of charge to the Island
Governor A. J. Montague, candi?
date for United States Senator, Hon.
Claude A. Swanson and Lieut-Gover
nor, Jos. A. Willard, candidate", foi
Governor, will address the voters al
Accomac C. H., next Court day, Jul}
3d. Governor Montague will alec
speak at Wachapreague,Monday night
July 3d, S p. m.; at Chincoteague
July 1th, and at Greenbackville, Juh
Uh, 8 p. m.
Mr. Isaiah W. Bagwell, one ol tin
worthiest citizens of the county, sin
eerely esteemed by everyone for hi
high integrity and lofty sense of honor
died Thursday morning, at his honn
at Onancock, after a lingering Hines
of consumption, aged 50 years. Hi
wife, two sons, Dr. J. Newton Bagwel
and I. William Bagwell and two daugh
ters, Misses Lottie and Goldie Bag
well survive him. After funeral ser
vices conducted by his pastor at hi
late ri ddene* at 2 p. m. to-clay, Sat
unlay, he will be buried with Masoni
ceremonies.
