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Eastern shore 1IuiIs,

1t is reported that .he mail between
Baltimorcind the lower portions OF the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and Virginia
is 10 be taken from the Eastern Shore
Steamboat Company and given TO the \.
Y :. T.. &. y. r. r., and that an agent
from Washington has been on the East
ern Shore preparing report OF the mat
Ter. and that he recommends change,
us stated. hepeoplc i'll the coulltryare
much exercised about thematter as are
the business linen here. 1t is said that
the Department ut Washington thought
the y. y. p. Il y. r. r. could deliver
the mails ut less cost, and would con-
tract To put the mails at convenient
points for the accommodation of the
people.
\ number Of lateral stage mail lines
would have to be established in order to
reach the places now covered by the
steamboats,, which might cost more
than the rate paid the steamboat COM
pany. Even then the people could not
be given quick service, and they are op-
posed to any change.
Mr.. p. r. Clark, agent of the East
em Shore Steamboat Company, said
that the mail had been carried by his
company about ten years. Mail which
is put OF the steamers at ) p. NJ. at Bal
timore is delivered ut Crislield ) A. NJ.
the following day From Crisiicld the
mail up the Eastern Shore Railroad as
far as Delaware to ill the stations on
the road, and letters can be sent back
in the afternoon and are delivered here
theme morning. This arrangement
has always been fouod by the people in
Somerset and Wicomico counties and in
Baltimore very convenient.
In Accomac and northampton coun-
ties, Va. the line delivers mail to some
ten or eleven poStofllces and four land
ings where there are nc postohices.-
These places are removed from the rail
road respectively from three to ten
miles. They are principally for the ben
eft of the men who send to this city an
nually produce to the amount Of about
s., 600 900, and who buy goods here al
most exclusively. All the mails are tie
livered before four clock the day after
it is mailed here. BY an al-rail route
the people would get their mail from
twenty-four to forty-eight hours after
the time they now receive it.
Second Assistant Postmaster G eneral
Thompson has given the proposed
change very little consideration up to
the present time, and declines to VEN
ture aprediction us to what will be doue
in the premises The railroad company
has made proposition to carry the
mails over the route at 4 figure less than
that now paid the steamboat company.
Baltic. Sun.
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Pastors Pounded

On the evening Of the md INST, about
seyenty-fve ladies' and gentlemen went
TO the Baptist Parsonage at Modestown.
and made glad the hearts CT hepastor,
Rev. a. woodward and his wife by "a
Kind and generous pounding. Among
The many gifts wcreil baby, barrel Of
flour and Il nice fat goose
At the Xmas tree and entertainment
~ Atlantic, the Rev. y. w oodyard also
WIS the happy recipicntofabusgy whip,
Il Nmas turkey ln Il buffalo robe.
The pastor desires. through the En-
rEGrRsE, to tender his thanks to those
who have contributed so much to start
him on a Happy New Year. and
prays that the Father of Mercics may
smile upon them, ANA crown for them
the incoming year with gladness
Rev. W G. Walden was severely pound
ed on Monday night, before and during
Xmas. by the people of the churches in
Onancock and Andrews chapel. The
events are described us 1.-THE biggest
things of The kind Of the season.-
Among the gifts presented TO the pastor
and family were dry goods, wearing APP
lilrcl, sugar. coffee, pork, barrel of flour,
TWO dozen chickens. geese, turkeys, &c.
The pounding parties. especially tie
younger members of them, after spend
ing several pleasant hourSat the
parsonage departed with heprayerS and
benedictions of their pastor and his fam
IL.
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FOR g "A e

Having more horses Oh my farm
near Eastville, Va., than are useful
or desirable to keep, offer for
sale on accommodating terms, two,
out Of four fine young animals,
ranging from two to six years old,
two Orion colts, II horse and mare:
fill brother and sister, match well,
and fine travellers, one Nlorrel mare
fonr years old, Of fine action and
promises to be Fast; one Balallo
colt two years old, of fine size, tile
last two hafsisterS to the two above
named. Any one wanting fine
driving horse for livery or private
Use. will please apply soon to TlloS.
G. Walston, Esq, or to the under
signed, at Eastville in person or by
letter. ALFRED PARKER.
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Order for repair of twopublic bridges
in road precinct No. I, OF Matonpkin
District. and also two in Atlantic Dis.
trict in James II. Grinnalds precinct
Surveyors of public roails were APP
pointed us follows James 7. Rev vice
Alfred Tratlc., Samuel Wright vice
William T. Hope, LevinJ. Nelson vice
James II. Mason
Order entered committing William 5.
Kellam to jail for contempt in disturb
ing proceedings Of the court, and after
due apologies order entered lischarSiIlg
linn from custody.
Order entered for transfer OF Arthur
II. Drummond's liquor license FROM
CasIlville to Bull Run.
Order entered for transfer of Dnilleld
Savagc's liquor license at Onancock to
NE. Chandler at Cashvile
Order entered for transfer of Freder-
ick Waddy S ordinary license ut Drum
lllnlltll vi " bltliltltl ''tN tSN'
Order entered for transfer OF John W
Culonna's liquor license ut Modestown
to John W. Lankforl
License to keep an ordinary and retail
liquor license. granted to Matte Berry
at Ilallwood Station.
Bar room and retail license granted
Walter W Scott ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
bar room license granted John Marshall
at Marshall CROSSROADS.
The Commonwealth Ezekiel 5loX-
ON. Indictment for felony. continued on
def. udant's motion and lie recognized
Same VS. James Ewell Indictment for
felony. continued Oh commemorative
motion and defendant recognized
Rules awarded against John Il Bow
dom. jeff Potts. Isaac Daisey, lanes
Thornton. George Lewis and David
Daiscy absent witnesses.
The Commonwealth VS. Parker Bow
dom. ST., Indictment for mis'lemcanor,
continued on defendant S motion.
Same VS. Horace Hartman. John Ben
son aud Eli Hope, defendants tried for
hauling seine unlawfully and found
guilty and fined $50 each.
Rules against George 7. Cladding.
Thomas Marshall, r. W. Wheaton and
Louis Thornton, absent witnesses ut the
November term, were discharged for
good cause shown
The Commemorative Solomon Gun.
ter. Indictment for misdemeanor. con-
tinucd till April termn
Same VS. John Hopkins. Indictment
for misdemeanor, continued on defend
ants motion.
Same VS. John Hopkins and Elvy JEFF
frys, ona scire laciils. Judgment by de-
fault on forfeited recognizancc
TX rarte Hannibal Fletchcr's COM
mittee. orlerallowirg Charles Finney.
committee, to check OH Marine bank Tor
$277S4 Ga
En- parte Petition of Ella Vessels.
&c 5 guardian, order entered allowing l.
Floyd Mock, guardian. to make cXpcndi-
lures Of principal monies for wards
Upon petition of 4, Frank Byrd and
others orpublc roads: james Brongll-
ana other for same. and Edward I Bur
ton and wife, &c, for SAME, reports of
the viewers filed and order to summon
proprictors and tenants
Order entered substituting John ].
Gunter trustee in place of Alfred B.
Gunter, deceased in deed from William
} Fosque and wife.
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AccoMAC COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings at December term, ::SS4:
Last will Margaret j Rogers proved

Proceedings at December term, ISL:
Last willof Margaret J Rogers proved
and ordered recorded.
Estate OF Mary r. Doughty. deceased,
committed to sheriff for administration
The following liducii,Iy accounts con-
iirmed: james I. Raylield's audit, or
phan accounts of Julia s., jackson L.,
Edwin \. and Georgia S Waiter.
Benjamin I. Gunter qualified as adj
ministrator of Alfred Gunter, deceased
Charles Luther Allen was appointed
ard qualified as guardian ofliS children
John Thomas and Charles Robert Allen
Orders OH county treasurer in road
matters, etc, were entered as follows:
George Moore SSH, William j. Lewis.
50: James II. Mason, So; Wesley W.
Bull, ST: John w Ktllam Sc; Levin r.
Lewis. 1920; W. IL. Lewis SIS: William
I Hope s.. 50; Alfred Trader SIS; John
w burlington, John w. Gillespie and
William IL. Green IS each; John II.
Wise $3.50
John II Chandler VS. Lewis f Parker,
attachment for rent, Judgment for plain
tiff, and order Of sale
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1FOdcStOWn.

The Nmas tree and entertainment ut
the Baptist church w;ls Il decided sue
cess. The large audience was amused
ana entertained by addresses from Ress
4. woodward. George G. Bundick and
W. \. Street. The recitaiions and de-
carnations by the little folks were en-
joved. Presents for the faithful teachers
and superintendent were presented TO
them by Revs w ~ Street and George
c. Bundck The music conducted by
O. J. Lucas The leader Of the Modcstown
choir. was ill that could be desired for
The OCCASION. Among the many anus
ING things there WIS mus, Oh the
Xmas tree for the ugliest man in the
audience. the ladies to decide who WIS
entitled to it, y certain young man
from the Western Shore announced him
.elfa candidate, made acanvaS; among
The ladies'. and WAS certain Of success.
t...rlirabile dictul LOST the mug. The
Rev y. woodward carried off the prize
by an almost unanimous vote
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Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hardware,
RocKEEY, MOTIONS, GROCERIES,
FALUABLE RElL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

My farm at MetompLin Station
on the New York. PhiIa 'elphiaand
Norfolk Railroad containing 100
acres of high land anal loclted IL
miles from Leemont in Acconac
county, Virginia, will be sold at
private contract upon easy terms.
This tract Of land is exceedingly
valuable as farm, having on it
two settlements one comprising Il
new two.story dwelling house and
and all necessary ont buildings
and the other Il large tenant house
good out buildings, with a soil Of
light chocolate loan producing not
only all the cereals but the sweet
potato and other truck product to
perfection. As Il speculation to he
sold in lots, this property can be
made very profitable. The railway
station situated thereon is one Of
the principal on tue said road anl
lots are now in great demand.
Apply to
BENJAMIN +. PARKS,
Met0mpllin Z. o., Accomac Co. Va.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

| offer for rent for one year, or
for II term of years, my store house
at Pennyville, now occupied by Mrs.
Henderson, one and aquarter miles
below Pungotcagllc on the Grad
doclivile road and at the foot oftlIe
road leading to Boggsville. The
place possesses such rare advan.
tagcs us Il location for II store us to
need no other comment or com
mendation. The hnilding will afford
ample accommodations as a dwell
ling as well rs Il store. to one with
Il snail family. There are attached
TO the store house four acres of
|lanl-onc half in pine tllicket, the
other in cultivation and highly i'm
proved, together witlla good grain
house. stables and other necessary
outbuldingS. j. w. DUNCAN.
Onancock, Va.
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The mail service between the North
and South, via Norfolk, VA. has been
awarded to the New York, Phila. and
Norfolk railroad. The Department pays
SD cooper annum for the tug service
between Cape Charles City and Norfolk.
once each day, besides paying the rail
road company by weight for the mail
carried. This mail was formerly car
ricd by the Bay line, via Baltimore, for
which itrecelved $4,000.
Since the above was put in type, tile
mail service between Baltimore andNor-
folk. Portsmouth, Fortress Mo lroe,&c..
which WAS transferred from the Bay
Line Steamers route on the 1st instant
to the Cape Charles City route, via rail
and /, gboat, WAS restored 10 the Bay
Line last " ednesday, and left on the
steamer Virginia last Wednesday night
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VESSEL & OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

offer for sale. one half or the
whole of the schooner Palestine.
three years old. 81 tons register, will
carry LOCO bushels of oysters, in
good order. Eastern hult, of first
class timberand good workmanship.
She can ne Seen at my wharf every
Thursday and Friday of every
week during potato season.
Twill also sell at cost for cash or
produce, my entire stock of goods
except groceries consisting Of Dry
Goods. Notions, Hats. Shoes, Boots.
Hardware, Crockery, Plows, Cast
ing, &c. Come and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and you can save money.
All persons indebted to the firm
Of W. j. Rue & Bro, will please
come forward and settle their ac-
counts at once, as am anxious to
settle up the business of the firm.
Respectfully.
WI. RUE,
Belle Haven, Accomac county, Va.
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Mr. c.. IT. Ames. of the firm of NJ.
Dnndon & Co.. tobacconiSts. passed
through orr town this week and sup
piled om business houses with his popu-
lar brand of cigars. The firm of which
lie is member is now also the sole
agent for the Eastern Shore of r. a.
Patterson & Cos. celebrated Richmond
tobaccoes. We believe it is only Just
praise to say that we believe he can
please and supply our merchants on as
good terms as anyone can AID no one de-
serves more our patronage,
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An Act OF the Legislature In Regard
to Our COurt-HouSe.

/. Bel enacted by the general assem-
bly, of Virginia, that the qualified voters
of The county Of 1Accomac shall, on the
fourth Thursday in May. eighteen hun
dred and eighty-iive, be permitted to
vote upon the question, shall the county
seat be moved from its present location,
at the village of Drumniondtown. to any
point on the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad, the said point to
be selected bya commission consisting
of one man from each magisterial dis
trict in the county. said man to he Sc
lccted by tile magistrates from their re-
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NOTICE.

The public will please take notice
that our
STEAM SAW & GRLST MILL
is again in good running order, and
that satisfaction is guaranteed all
who favor us with their patronage.
All persons shipping to us by rail
road will send to HallSton Station,
and their shipments from and to
that point Will be taken and re-
turned free Of charge.
All grinding done the last four
days of the week.
Meal, Brand, Flour and Mill Seed
kept constantly Oh hand, and ship
ped to any point railroad on short
notice, and at market rates.
With thanks for former patronage,
Respectfully,
ID. III. Dennis
j. Ii. Jones.
Temperancevlle, Va.
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y new hotel has been opened ut Belle
Haven with George ". Jacob proprie-
to-. Travellers will find with him first
class Accommodations and aSrslite attcn-
1ionS as they can receive anywhere. We
can most cordially commend the pro-
prietoran,l his hotel to the public.
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Through our columns III this issue.
Niessrs. J :. johnson & Son.EIoyntown.
advertise 10 sell their goods ut cost and
to rent out storelio'sc. The opportu-
nifty to secure such iii'st-claSS business
stand upon tl.eierms offered. is rarely
presented. and cannot remain long With
out an occupant.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

The Valley Mutual Life Insurance
Company, through lis agent. Nh. W. y.
arlington has paid tothe heirs Of John
T. Wescott one thousand dollars. tile
amount for which lis life was Insured.
y company which meets its obligations
SO promptly cannot fail to attract the
patronage Of the public.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

The MaltAv House being located so
convenient to steamer landings. in Bal
gilmore. has become the favorte resort
of thos,. going hy boat While its omni-
buses can be found nj every railroad de-
pc; or arrival OF trains
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

The following is an extract from the
report of the county superintendent Of
schools for the month ending the 3lst
of December. lSS4: Number of schools
in the county. 50: number of pupils en-
rolled 1896: number in daily average
attendance, , .435:numler Of schools Wis
tied. 81: number graded schools Of more
than one teacher, II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

Mcssrs Browne, Jacob * Co. real es-
tate agents. ;ulver;i>eS through our col
umns to-day If you want to buy or
sell farm. confer with them. Each of
the gentlemen composing the firm is a
well known and reliable citizen of our
county.
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The following shows the quarterly
meeting appointment of Presiding FL
der Rev j. II. Amiss of the NJ f.
Church .outh.for tlemonth OF January:
OManceck. Andrew Chapel, Jan. 10 & il.
pungotcagne Pungoteagne, : lis is,
Bclle Haven. Bethel. = "a & %,
Eastvillc. Salem. IAN. 81 and Feb. l.
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GEE.yz.Xr1T,rE1SssS.fzNcx1
DIED.

SNlrn-Frilay. Goth of December,
near Garrison S chapel, Willie kay, son
of Frank S. Smith. aged five months.
Observation-Disclosures, 9th of ,Janu-
AIRY, near Savageville of typhoid fever
son of Vim. II. Wimbrougll, aged about
If years.
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On motion Of Mr.. Tucker bill has
passed the House Of Representatives. re-
moving the political disabilities of Col.
John Il. Wallyof northampton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

In the future nj orr rcQuess. the Rev
]. II. AmiSS has kindly consented 10 fur
niSh us with his appointments for the
of our Methodist friends.
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The firm of Fcsque 4 Bro. .Onancock.
has sold an interest in the firm to Mr..
Frank NJ. BoggS. and Will hercaft
known as FrSqne Bro & Go.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

Mr.. George E. Scott the popular
sa}cSmauof George L. Coifroth 4 Co..
tolacconiSts. Baltimore, will visit this
county next week.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

Judge Henry. of the Circuit Court.
last Monrlav granted a SupcrScdeaS in
the ease of Dr. Pitts and will hear tie
case on the a6il inst.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

An Independent Newspaper Of DEM
ocratic Princip Ies but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Manipulators;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter-
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sibIe Promptness Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government, Society and Industry.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

Ii is ymmorcd that Il Geographic line is
To he established between Tasley station
and OuMrock.
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NOTICE. offer for sale or will trade
for stock. Il Lighter that will carry 60
hrrelS of potatoes.
Mercer Dunton.
Frank;own, Va.
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Our people are passing through the
greatest financial depression ever felt
mere. Ii would ne much WORSE but for
lhe quarterly disbursements blythe Gov
eminent to its employees i'll oar midst.
our oyster business to the present time
IN, been :, dead letter, ANA the failure
oi our oysters, involves every other in
terest in our community. W!tIia large
acreage of arabic land, it is surprising
that our people are not IN ne extensively
ngasctl i'll agriculture, ut least in the
laiSin. of small fruits and cereals
" it'll laid sufficient to raise I'll we con-
sumo we are not Rising one tenth. All
otner such winter. financially. us we are
PASSING through Will drive us To the soil
20 make up the loss from the water
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

ESTRAY-A colt at housc of G. Wclly
Coanl. Drummonltown The owner
will come for it, pay expenses and take
ii away.
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EoGag~. NEWS.

John Sev}y. Esq. has removed 10
Nnrfolk and oi'enct! 4 law office there.
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ChilIcNfca=tIe.

Mr.. Il. II. Williams of WESLEYAN Uni
versity, is visiting Mr. J. L kcnney
The heirs Of John Daisy are i'll receipt
oftwo thousand ,lollavs insurance from
the Knights of Honor. The delay i'll
,,ayment WAS caused 10y the tardinesS IN
ihe appointment OF guardian for the
minor heirs
Nlcssrs. d. ,.Whcalton & Bro'sstorc,,
Chircoleague, is headquarters for the
sale If y. & p. Goats hest machine spool
.ntion. They will deliver tito amy place
onthe Eastern Shore free of freight and
assorted to suit purchasers at 81 cts. per
dozen, less per cent discount for cash.
GabiLets sent free to purchasers of %
and 100 dozen SpoolS.
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For sALE.-T 40 horses. young, gen
tie and sound. We'll broken and suitable
cithcras roadsterS or farm purposes, 1T
fair prices.
ID. II. Johnson,
I.remnnt Va.
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For RENr..-My storehouse, ut Dun
kirk 1t is large, conveniently arranged
and located i'll Il ghhorhool noted for
the industry and thrltof its people.
Possession can be given Immediately.
For particulars, address
Thos Trnvyer
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For RENT.-Store house. granarv.
&c. III Muddy Creek. The location IL
iirst-cass one and cali he rented on rrl-
Sonablc terms. For further particulars
apply to Capt. John Snmers,
Muddy Creek, Acconlac county, Va.
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Last Saturday. NJ. l.. r. Doughty
purchased of Mr.. Titiow. the houseand
lot now occupied by Mr. +. A. Slocomb.
on North street. and in turn Mr.. Titlow
purchased of Mr.. Doughty his one-hllf
interest in The adjoining lot on which is
The workshop Of Messrs Doughty &
Stlrris
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For sALE.-A two-horsc wagon of
Jersey make. Price $50.
o. y. Browne.
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Mi rs and New empassed ohquiet-
y and pleasantly. There WAS Nmas
Eree i'll every church. and the children
were especially happy in consequence.
Happy the boy or girl who has had sutfi-
cent foresight TO JON two Sunday
schools.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

The steamer Tangier put in an APP
pcarance here lust "Wednesday. the first
Ter Il week.
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On Sunday, December 2Sth. the house
occupied hy Mr. John Guthrie caught
lire on the roof. but owing to the prompt
action of Mr.. Guthrie and Capt Stephen
Hopkins the fire wis cNtingai>hcd be-
lore any serious damage WAS done
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-10

In the early spring Fosque & Bio,
viii add . feet to tl.ir Storehouse, thus
giving ample room to display the large
Stock OF goods they carry