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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-13
TO TIE CITIZENS OF ACCO.
MAC COUNTY

I announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the House of Del.
egates for the ensuing term, agree.
ing to conform to such require.
ments as may be adopted by the
Democratic party. shall Jealous.
" endeav0r to watch the various in.
terests of my constituency. Feeling
an abiding desire to see the pros.
perity of my people with whom |
have so often met and mingled in
the various departments OF pro.
gress and being identified with my
county in all that pertains to pro.
gresS and development, I claim to
be entitled to the confidence OF
those to whom | cheerfully submit
my case. Respectfully,
Z. I. WESCOTT.
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Political Meeting.

BY request. shall address the people
of Accomac on the political topics Of thu
day, rs follows:
Mappsburg, June 18th, 1855;
New Church, June Goth;
Temperanceyille, June 9th;
Court House, June 29th, court-day;
Onancock, July 4th;
Pungoteague, July 18th;
Chincoteague Island, July 18th;
Wachapreague, July 25th;
Postmasters please nouify.
n. J. w. LECATo.
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Announcer cnt.

A meeting of the Democratic voters
Of Accomac county will he held on the
Doth of June, 1855, (court-day), to select
delegates to the Democratic convention
to meet i'll Richmond, on the Doth of
July, next, to nominate the Democratic
candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
crnor and Attorney General.
Geo. Z. Garrison,
Geo. F. Parramore, Chairman
Secretary.
Accomac G. H.. Va. June 18th. 1885
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We have received from George W.
Boyd. Asst. Gent Passenger Agent,
Pennsylvania r. r. an advance copy of
the ''Summer Excursion Route Book"
of that company, for which we are AN
der obligations, 1t is beautifully Illus
tyated with maps and engravinss, and
its descriptive matter is most carefully
compiled. The connective routes are
clearly stated, with all information
needed. TO anyone desiring to travel
the book is invaluable.
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Mr.. Peter W. East. has an acre Of
Strawberries, "Monarch of the West"
on his farm near Onancock, from which
he had gathered to 18th inst 4 ,o5O quarts.
4 basket of them was sent to this Office
and we know whereof we apea&, when
we say that none larger or of more deli
cious flavor are grown in the county.
Thanks, friend Peter.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Savage of Belle
Haven, is at home, with Ia large and
well selected stock of millinery
goods and feels confident that she
is prepared to please both i'll quail
ity aud price,not only her lady Gus
toners who have favored her in the
past with their patronage but every
ono who will call to see her. Her
reputation in her line of business
is too we'll established to need our
commentator.
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DR.. John W. Bowdoin, prominent
physician of this county and Miss Flora
Iimel of Louisiana were married at the
brides residence near New Orleans,
Tuesday End inst, and arrived home
last Monday. The bride, during Wis
it to the county last summer made many
friends who welcome her return.
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NOTICE.

Take notice that on the 18th day
of June 1855, l shall apply to the
Circuit Court OF AccOmack county.
Virginia, for an order directing
that tho funds under the control OF
the court belonging to Mabel Affair,
Edwina Adair and John Adair, in
FAINT children of Edwin L. Adair,
deceased, said funds being the pro.
ceeds of their real and personal es-
tate, be transferred to me as their
foreign guardian, with authority to
me to remove the same out of the
State of Virginia and to the State
of Delaware in which latter State
the said infants reside, and to
place under my control and man.
agement all bonds, notes and other
evidences Of debt belonging to said
infants.
JOHN ]. DoUGHERTY, Guardian,
By GEO. T. GARRISON, his Atty.
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Ready-made clothing, for men, boys
and youths, suitable for all purposes
from work to {. marriage suit can be
had at Mr.. D. II. johnson S store, bee
mont at Il very low price.
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Browne, Jacob & Co. are constantly in
receipt Of letters inQuiring of our lands.
One from Cape Cod may result in a col
ony of those heavy sons of toll. We
shall gladly welcome them. We need
workers, and these men are just that
class. Come down, gentlemen, Browne,
jacob & Co. will sell you good lands,
and our people will give you a most
hearty welcome.
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W. Morrill, and Gray Morrill, will
make the spring seasonin Accomac and
Northampton each at S25, to insure a
mare with foal.
Chancellor and Middleton will be at
Eastville, April court. and stand there,
$50 will be charged to insure a colt by
either. Fred Waddy,
March 1st, 1885.
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Mr.. Spates, Il member OF the popular
firm of Il. I. Dawson & Co, Baltimere,is
in the county at this time, and is re-
ceiving orders from our merchants to an
extent, Which shows that the frn has
lost none OF its old time prosperity.
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Mr.. a. T. Johnson, attorney, will
sell at public auction on next Saturday,
goth inst, valuable real estate of Geo.
w. Mock, on the premises near Fair
Oaks station. Persons who wish to
secure home in one Of the most de
lighttul sections of our county and in q
short distance of an important ship
ping point on our railroad Should at
tend the sale.
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The earliest Irish potatoes in market
this season from our county were pro
duced by Cedar Island and Virginius
Guano, fertilizers, manufactured by 0.
a. Brown, and Powell Morse d Co, re-
spectivly.
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Irish potatoes, grown this year are
now being shipped to market by our
farmers. The first shipment from this
county reported to us was made by Mr..
Geo. 2. Parks, Of Lcemont lust Tues
day. Mr.. Geo. w. Ashby, of Occahon-
mock, Northampton, made the first
shipment from his county.
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Valuable real estate and mill property
to he offered for sale at public auction
on lst July next by DR.. F. Drummond,
executor, through our column. to-day.
deserve the especial attention Of those
who wish to invest their money judi
ciously.
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ChincOteaGuo.

A sail boat now carries our mail-tht
u S. mail steamer is i'll Norfolk
The Wallop Island sheep penniEg was
Il failure, owing TO the high winds
Two of our fish factories opened this
week, but SO far mo catch" has beer
made
a new storelouse being erected here
by Mr.. L. L. Mumford will be the
largest in the county
We are expecting big 4tf OF July.
Distinguished speakers, fire works and 4
brass band are promised
Mr.. A. J. Powell of Berlin, Md, now
engaged in bedding and shipping
crabs" from this point, gives enjoyment
to many Of our citizens.
Mr.. ]. E. Matthews lost valuable
blocded heifer last week. with blind
staggers, which was Il New Years gift
to hlm from Governor of Delaware
Hamilton Diston, II. c. Forest, T. L
Harrison and Captain Mallory. engineer
to locate the light house ON killick
shoals, were guests at the Atlantic ho-
tel last week
4 social game of base ball between
our club and the nine Of Grcenhackyille
at the latter named place, OH the after
noon of the 9th, resulted i'll Il victory
for the Greenback boys. Score q to IL.
A second game is announced for the 18th
at this place.
Onancock.
Nexv Sunday is children's day both in
the Baptist ;uld NJ. +. Church of this
place.
1t is evident that Irish potatoes will
be shipped from this point next week
"of Il variable size"
The commencement exercises at
the Academy occurs about the 25th.
They will be unusually interesting.
The contract for carrying the mail be-
tween this place and Tasley station has
been awarded to Mr.. Is. II. Parker.
Our mail service on the railroad
seems to be getting worse instead of
better. Twice in the last two weeks
the mail has come in 50 late that it had
to be distributed the next morning.
Where is Bro. Brent?
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\ Cantata will come off in the Mason
ic Hall at Drummondtown Monday
night. 222nd inst, for purpose of raising
funds to pay off debt on rectory. Re
freshmentS will be served Oh the occa
sion.
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Mr.. John w. Shovel. of Berlin, Md,
and Miss Bette r. West, of lAccomac,
were married ut the home of Mr.. Rich
ard West, Guilford, on 10th inst, Rev.
J. w. Hundley officiating.
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NoTIcE-The old firm Of j. C. Boggs
& Co., having lately dissolved. all per
sons indebted to us are respectfully but
earnestly requested to come forward and
settle at once. After the first of Sep
TENDER next, all bills due US not settled
by cash or note, will be placed in the
bands of the constable for collection.
j. G. Roggs,
MAMMA
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LosT-On Saturday. May 10th. be-
tween Pungoteague and louisville, a
bundle of bills tied with red tape marked
"Pungoteague." The bills are of no
value to anyone except the undersigned.
The finder will be rewarded Ivy leaving it
at the office of Gunter & Blackstone,
Accomack Z. H., Va.
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For SALE-Bonncau, gray colt. one
year old. by w. Morrill,, dam Katie
Didn t. registered thorough bred. See
Bruce American Stud Book, vol. iv.
page 255. Katie possesses the blood of
Lexington imp. Australian, Revenue
and Eclipse, the combination that pro-
duced Drake Carter. Katie has fine
trotting action and speed, and SO has
this colt. He is offered for sale that he
may be kept entire. Price $3.50.
o. A. Browne.
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Mr.. William Conquest and Miss
Maggie Savage were married ut Tenn
peranceville last Sunday by Rev. NJ.
Oldham.
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IADIEs-The latest novelties and the
lowest prices in Millinery goods can be
found ut Miss Lou Johnson's. Leem0nt,
Va. She will lie glad TO see all her
friends and the public.
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\ fairwill he held at Sanford Metho-
dist church, Messongo on the +th of Jul
ly. Addresses will be delivered by prom
nent speakers ON the OCCASION.
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Misses Mamie and Marianne Hig-
gins OF our town, left for Middletown,
West Virginia last Monday, TO attend
the Normal school located there.
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Floyd s. Co., corner of Pratt street
and Bowly's wharf, Baltimore, Md,
manufacture high grade Bone Super
Phosphate, which has been thoroughly
tested and proved satisfactory. Their
TRUCKERS Delight Universal and
Peerless brands have no Superiors for
early vegetables, Corn, Potatoes sc. y
Consult your interests and use no other.
For sale by
w. E. Jacob & Sons, Bell Haven
o. w. Go1win, Guilford.
r. E. Floyd, Northampton.
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For RENT.-House and Lot in Mod
estown belonging to Mrs. A. p. Nor
than called Flateau Lot. Apply TO
Ben I. Gunter, Accomac G. II.
Or john D. Wimbrough, Modes
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NoTIcE-All persons having cattle,
sheep. or hogs on Wollop's Island are
hereby notified to remove them on or be-
fore 25th inst. Thos: L. Birch.
Agent for owners
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Moore, of
Crisiicld, Md. returned to their home
ON Saturday. after q short visit to
friends in the county.
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NoT1cE-Sam Bell, purchased at the
sale of Jas. II. Amcs. will stand for SER
vice at Lilliston's stables III Drum
hometown every Saturday
II. Lee Lilliston,
w. B, COXtOn
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For the latest styles, best fits and low
est prices in drcssm;lking, call on Miss
Jennie y. johnson, l.eemont.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE.-A bagatellc table, newly
covered and in other respects III good re-
pair for $25. Geo. F. Parker,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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DIED.

CoARD-June eth, 1855, near Drum
hometown, of diarrhoe;l, Clara Coard,
daughter of VIM. T. Coard, aged years
and months
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LOCAL NEWS.

The summer schedule of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Company will lie fopnd
in another column.
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town, Va,

Mrs. Walter J. Hall. of Messongo is
now in the city and will return home on
Monday. April 9th with fine line of
millinery goods, notions, &c.
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Jenkins Bridge. Accomac, Va.

For SALE OR RENT offer for sale
or rent for year 1856, the house and lot
in louisville, on which Al. Kellam
now resides. If sold possession given
Jan. 1st, 1856. VIM. S. Hope,
Pungoteague, Va.
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For SALE-A good cow fresh to the
pail. Also calf ) weeks old or reason,
able terms Elizabeth a. Lilliston
Dlummondtown
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FoR RENT offer for rent for the
year 1856, my house and lot in Powell
ton. The dwelling is convenic ltly ar
ranged with seven private rooms, porch
es, pantry, closets, and all necessary out
buildings, everything new and i'll first
class condition. Rupert I. Christian
Wachapreague, Va.
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For SALE-A five gallon COW. soon to
calf, has al immense lag. Price SO.
o. 4. Browne.
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BIDS WANTED-All persons are re-
quested, who wish TO offer bids for build
ing the Baptist Church at Marsh Mar
ket to deposit them, under with james
A. Hall, secretary, before the 20th dry
of June, 1855. The dimensions of the
church will be 45x34 ft. us ft. post. The
builder will be required to complete the
church, seats and pulpit excepted
Front steps are considered part of the
building and must be furnished. The
church will have two front doors, two
transoM windows, eight large windows
with wrights-the corner WINDOW and
door post must he mortised, the lower
braces to be let in with dovttail, upper
braces. Lumber will be furnished OIL
the ground. flooring ready prepared, and
other boards TO be lacked at the expense
of the committee, roof to be braced with
3 sets of braces. The money will be
paid for building one-half when work is
half completed the other half when fin
ished. The committee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Henry Hall, chairman.
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For LoAN-Two thousand dollars
on unencumbered real estate. The Dor
rover pays charges. Charles 2. Finney,
Committee of Hannibal Fletcher.
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NoT1cE-Fifteen dollars will he paid
to the owner of the finest st. James colt
exhibited at the Grange Fair.
A. Z. James.
louisville.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTA TE
AND MILL FOR SALE At
PUBLIC 4 UCTTON.

Ry virtue Of the authority vested
u in me, by the last will and tesla
ment of John Il. Drummond, de-
ceased, l shall, as the executor
therein named, offer for sale at
Public Auction, OIL Thursday, the
9th day of July, at 3 p. m, on the
premises, the following valuable
real estate and mill property, situa-
ted at Wiseville, of winch said John
II. Drnmmond died, seized and pos
seSscd
1. A valuable wafer grist and
saw mill known as Drummond':
mill.
2. A tract of land containing
about so acres, especially adapted
to tho growth of trucks, well tim
bercd, with almost inexhaustible
resources and improved by a good
dwelling and all necessary out
buildings.
8. A small parcel Of land and a
storchouse located thereon; 4 first
class site for the sale Of merchan
disc, and business carried on sue.
cessfully there for many years.
4. A parcel Of land containing
20 acres with dwelling thereon.
5. Two small parcels OF land with
small houses thereon.
The property advertised is four
miles from Accomac c. H., and one
mile from Leemont, and will be Of.
fered for sale as a whole and not as
subaivi(led in description given
above.
TERMS OF SALE.
Five per centnm of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the dayof
sale, the residue in three equal in
stalments in six, twelve and eigh-
teen months from the day of sale,
with interest from the LIST day of
January, A. ID. 1856, secured by
bonds Of the purchaser with salts
factory personal security thereto.
Purchaser to be at liberty to antic-
ipate said deferred payments and
to have a conveyance of the prem.
Uses at his own expense when all
the purchase money is paid. Pos
session to be given of the premises
on January LIST, 1856, and all
rents from said real estate or OF said
mill property during the year 1855
are expressly reserved.
Premises are to be at risk of pur-
chaser from the time the same are
bid off.
Given under my hand this 9th
day of June, 1885.
FLETCHER DRUMMeND,
Executor.
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For SALE-One pair of match Bon
ME Scotland bay mares, 5 years old, Is
hands high. Very gentle, drive well
either i'll single or double harness; one
yacht canoe, eft long, 5ft wide in coed
order, newly painted and has two sets
Of sails, fast sailer. name tRed Wing"
One hundred and fifty bushels of white
corn. Apply for terms. to
nNo,,Jo,
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jenkins Bridge, Accomac, Va.

For RENT-The farm at Jolly Neck
gate, now occupied by l.. r. Marshall.
1t is a two horse tend, and there are
enough skaters. woods dirt and marsh
turf near the place for potato man.
Apply to
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For SALG-One hundred thousand
feet OF dried building lumber.
A. J. Lillston.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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CriSfield Branch.
N0rthward.

Arrive p. IN. p. IN,
ST" Stops for passengers OIL signal.
Does not stop for passengers:
Trains 8 and 10 run daily; all other
trains daily, except Sunday.
H. w. Dunno. Sup't,
Princess Anne, Nd
r. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, va
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New Advertisements.

We invite the especial attention Of
our farmers to the Commission Mer-
chant embellishments published in THE
ENTERPRISE The list is such select
one that you cannotgo astray if you ship
your produce to any of them. Each is
worthy of, and willreceive amoreparticu
lar notice in the future issues of this
paper. For the present we CAN only pre-
sent to you their names.
BOSTON.
Chapln Bros, Patch & Roberts,
Rice & lIolway, Hodsdon & Co., W, o.
Rogers & Co.
NEW YORK.
G. S. Palmer, D. D. Starin, Lyle &
Smith, John II. Newton, s. II. & E.
II. Frost, Bodme & Hutcheon, Lis
comb II Leonard, j. II. Bahrenburg &
Bro, Z. a. Brown & Co., r. E.Coch-
ran & Co., G.. 7. Bunting, Titus Bros,
Hines s. Mansfield, Geo. w. Judd,
Brewer Bros, Curtis E. Mapes, Brown
s. DeWinter, Phillips. Henry & Co.,
Robert Gordon & Co., j. H. Andrews
& Co., VIM. A. Hatch. Heard Bros. &
Co., G. Furmm s. Co., 7. FL: Bingham
& Co., J. j. Fredericks.
PHILADELPHIA.
ia. Tatem & Co., J. E. Hendrick-
son & Co., T. q. Rowley s. Co., J. 5.
Cox & Son, J. G. Savage, Reid & Par
ker. Silverthorn s. Co., S. w. Powell,
Roberts s. Williams.
BALTIMORE.
w. r. Byrd s. Co., L. P. Jrstis s Co,
N. w. Gladding.
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j OHM ~ Sc ott
Boot and Shoemaker,
onancock,
AocoMAo COUNTY, VA.

~ Offers his services to the pub
lie. First-slass workmanship and
good fit guaranteed. The latest
styles always on hand, and work
done to suit the taste of every Gus.
toner.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to me
for Hotel bills are requested TO come
forward and settle at once,
Fred Waddy.
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JOHN J. DoUGHERTY, Guardian.
BY GEO. T. GARRISON, his Atty.
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I3OSTON,

Chapln Bros, Patch & Roberts,
Rice & lTolway, Hodsdon s. Co., W, o.
I>Drorc G. ~
Delta chief., 1885-04-15

SEC. 9. It shall be the duty of the execu-
tive committee to audit all bills, and in the
interim Of the meetings to take such official
action as in their judgment may promote the
objects Of the society, and report their actions
to the next successive meeting, and they may
call special meeting at any point in the
county desired by giving twenty days no.
tice.
SIC TO- The records of this society shall
at all times be open TO inspection by any
member.
SEC. IL. These bylaws may be altered or
anuulled at any regular meeting by vote Of
the majority of the members present.
SIC. IL. Subjects relating to agriculture
may be discussed at any meeting of this soci-
ETY..
On motion the society went into an election
for permanent officers.
W. o. Stephens nominated Samuel Wade
for President, who was elected by acclama-
ton.
Vice President, who was elected by acclaIna.
ton.
Ii. B. Kennedy was elected Secretary.
Il. d. Blair was elected Treasurer.
G. W. Fawcett and W. o. Stephens were
elected members of the executive committee.
Moved and carried that all members pres
ent be declared charter members.
Moved and carried that the bond OF the
Treasurer be fixed at 500.
Moved and carried that the programme Of
the mex, meeting be left to the executive
committee.
Mr.. Wade volunteered to give an essay on
the wintering OF fruit trees.
The following topics were suggested for
discussion:
How may lands be cleared of their surplus
alkali,
Can pear culture be made success in this
region?
Whs, is the most profitable vegetable for
the mountain msrketg
What small fruit will pay the greatest
profit per scre'
How close TO a tree should water be run !:
What is your bee experience here?
On motion adjourned to the first Saturday
in July, to meet at Delta.
II. b. KENNEDY, Sec'y.