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Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-27
Exciting Scene In A sick Chamber.

NEWPORT, R. l., Jan. 26.-Ex-Mayor
Stephen P. Slocum had an i'll turn yesterday
and last night he was provided with
watcher named VIM. Peckham. About one
o'clock this morning Peckham while waiting
upon his patient dropped in fit of apoplexy
A nephew of Mr.. Slocum being aroused came
into the sick room and on seeing the watcher
stretched out on the floor apparently dead
tainted dead away himself. The neighbors
were alarmed and the watcher was removed
to his home where he now lies in a critical
condition. The ex-Mayor was evidently
benefited by the excitement as he is much
this morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-27
THE NEEDS OF IRELAND.

ParneIl Sees the Day of Triumph But
Makes no AllusiOn to Dynamite.
DUBLIN, Jan. 26.-Mr. Parnel addressed
an assemblage of twenty thousand people to-
day at the little village of Midtown Malbay,
County Glare, the occasion CT the begin
ming of work upon the West Glare railroad.
People came in crowds from many miles
around to see the renowned political chief,
whom they created with unbounded enthus-
iasn. After Mr.. Parnell had performed the
ceremony of turning the first sod for the pro-
posed railway he delivered an address upon
the condition and needs of Ireland. He ar
gued that the land act, though it had been an
important achievement for Irish statesman
ship, was not final settlement eff the rela-
tlons between landlord and tenant. In point
ing out that cases of eviction were still con-
stantly occurring he expressed regret that in
sufficient provision had been made for the
support of the unfortunate people who were
dispossessed. He pointed out the concessions
obtained from England from time to time
and declared that in his opinion the cause of
Ireland was not far from it's day of triumph
Mr.. Parnell avoided any reference to the ex-
plosions in London or to the use of dynamite
as a method of gaining political ends
Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-27

n SITUATION by neat, tidy girl to do light
-, work, or wait on a lady; is willing and oblig-
ing; has good reference Caa be seen ather nreseSt
place !, 1853 WEST CHAPEL STREET
jar 1t* "
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

Two topics at present seem to be agl'
tating the public mind in this locality
First, the mails from Accomac G. H.,
via PASTORAL to Metompl6in, have been
changed to three times week. This
change has caused very much dissatis,
faction. Thepeoplc getting mail: at this
office and Metompkin cannot see why
they should be treated in this Way, i'll
view of the fact that they occupy one of
the most prosperous parts of the county.
Their interest must suffer under the
present mail arrangement. l am happy
to say however, that think there is a
good prospect of the daily mail being
restored to lis.
Second, the removal of the court
house. The people of this neighbor-
hood have now opened their eyes to the
injustice and wrong that have been per-
petratcd for many long years upon the
good citizens III the upper part Of this
county. Justice demands equal COIL
veniences rs well rs equal rights and bur-
dens. and our people concGrring in the
sentiment, have almost determined
unanimously to remove the courthouse
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Marsh MnrA ct.
Hog and chicken cholera still prevails
to some extent with us

Hog and chicken cholera still prevails
to some extent with us
1t is a boy, and Mr.. George Bull is the
happiest man in this section
Our farmers are planting corn and pre-.
pairing their grounds for seed potatoes
Wheat and oats are looking well, and
garden vegetables have been greatly I'M
proved by recent rains
The trees OF every variety in our
midst are loaded with blossoms, and the
prospect for fine crops Of fruit is good
The public school at Pocomoke. of
late under the efficient management of
MIR. L. Kellam and Miss Fannie Lang,
closed on eth ult
Our merchants have returned from
Baltimore with ample supplies of spring
goods, and are prepared to sell them on
the most reasonable terms
Kate Hall, an elderly colored woman,
much respected by tie white people i'll
this neighborhooG. died suddenly on
Friday 18th. Her husband, now de-
ceased. always voted the Democratic
ticket
Among our truckers Mr.. James w.
Hall "takes the cake" on strawberry
culture, and the honors are pretty even
" divided between Messrs. James Cor
bin and Robert Hall, rs cultivAtors Of
the onion
n handsome two-story dwelling is be-
ing erected by Capt. Henry Hall on his
Taylor farm on MeSSongo creek; and
similar structure is soon to be begun by
Mr.. Cornelius Corbin on his premises
near his store
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OnancOck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Winder arrived
home from Florida, last Saturday.
The cantata which was advertised to
come off here at Whitsuntide, h;s been
postponed.
A five cent counter is an attractive
feature at Fosque & Bro, to those who
wish to invest their small charge judi
ciously.
Another new dwelling will be erected
soon by our enterprising townsman MI.
r. J. Bell, and the fourth be has had
built in the last two years.
A very small vote was polled at the
primary held herelaSt Saturday. MessrS.
f. N. Sturgis and L. James Gunter the
candidates respectively for magistrate
and constable, received the largest vote.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers i'll Northampton
county, during April, 1885:
George Isdell to Elkana B. Cobb, SO
acres near Birds Nest station; $3.50
William L. Scott and wife to Orris A.
Browne, lot No. $50 at town OF Cape
Charles $50
Same to Hannah A. Clayton, lot No.
3S4 at town Of Cape Charles; $3.50
Same to SusanC Bosher Of Newport
News, lot No. 325 at town of Cape
Charles; Sill
William P. Reed to Susan E. Fetch
e., one-half acre near Wardtown; $50
Commonwealth of Virginia to John
Walter Williams aud A. F. Cobb; grant
NO. 80, 455
Charles E. Goodwin and wife to Ny,
P. & n. r. R. Co., 2acres near Bird IS
Nest station; $40
William /. Scott and wife to Severn
B. Travis, lots Nos GIG s. $40 at town
of Cape Charles; S3O5
Same to Benjamin F. Kellogg, lot at
Cape Charles:1 $3.50
Severn B. Travis to VIM. T. Travis,
lot No. GIG at Cape Charles: s155
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assaSytous Notices.

Appointments of Rev. J. II. Amiss,
Presiding Elder, NJ. E. Church, South.
Third round quarterly meetings, East
ern Shore District:
Atlantic. Samford's, May l6 and Il.
Accomac. Conquest, May % and "a.
Berlin, Bishopville, May so and 81.
Onancock. louisville, June 6 and I.
Pungoteague, Oak Grove, June 10
and a.
Belle Haven, Upshur's Neck, June 81
and -.
Wicomico, Asbury, June o. and 2S.
District Conference. at Capeville,
Eastvillc circuit. will convene July 81.
Camp-meeting, Turlingions ground,
Pungoteague circuit, will commence on
August 6.
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Fair Oaks.

MeSsrs. YIN. NJ. burlington and
Douglas w Trower left for Baltimore
on last Tuesday, for their spring stock OF
goods
The camp-meeting committee Viii
meet on the o3rd of this mouth on the
camp ground, to make arrangements for
the meeting, commencing August 9th
The growers of radishes who are sa-
tisiied with the present low prices are of
those who believe "that man wants but
little here below" Our farmers are not
possessed with that happy way Of think
ing
The berry growers of this section
meet to-day at the Grange Hall. for the
purpose of fixing the price to be given
to berry pickers. All interested in the
berry trade will find it to their advan-
tage to attend
Work on the 'ssiding" on railroad at
this point, was commenced last Mon
day under the supervision of Mr.. ALL
wine of the n. Y, p. & n. r. r., 10 the
delight of shippers in this section. 1t
will be completed by the time the berry
season begins, and we predict that the
conveniences thereby and otherwise to
be given by the railroad company to us
will make this an important shipping
point
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CrAddOckyilIe.

Edgar P. Allen, son of Ia ,. Allen,
died May 10Th. aged o6 years
The vote polled at the primary cleo
tion held here last Saturday was very
small
Mr.. John w. Lingo died of consump
ton, after lingering illness, Tuesday,
May 18th
Mr.. NJ. T. Wise thinks he will be able
to ship Strawberries the last of this OF
the first of next week
Sweet potato sprouts enter into allthe
conversations of our farmers atpresent.
Mr.. Joseph S. Bull has put out this year
$4,000
The citizens of this neighborhood
don't seem to be much interested in the
courthouse question, but think they
will vote for it to stay where it is
Capt. William Jones. worthy citizen
of this section, died of heart disease on
Friday Sth inst, aged about So years.
He had started to set his net for fish,
when he Was taken sick and died before
he could be carried to his home only
few yards distant
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

The superintendent Of public
schools of Accomac, writes us, that
at the Superintendenl'.S conference
held in Richmond in February last,
the work OF the pupils of Miss Lou
Use Traders school at Horntown
was pronounced second best pre-
scented and gained for Accomac an
honorable certificate. The names
of those pupils who made up that
oil ofhonor arc Misses Supie Glib,
Carrie Massey, Willie Petit, Sallie
Wallop, Llbbie Watson and Mas
ter Edgar Farrow.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

Mrs. Elizabeth Savage of Belle
Haven, is at home, with a large and
well selected stock of millinery
goods and feels confident that she
is prepared to please both in quail
ity and price,no only her lady Gus
toners who have favored her in the
past with heirpatronage but every
one who will call to see her. Her
reputation in her line of business
is too well established to need our
COMMUNICATION.
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Particular attention is invited to

Particular attention is Invited to
the card of F. G. Rowley u Co,
commission merchants of Philadcl-
a.,hia, Which appears in this issue of
as'HE ENTERPRISE. The gentlemen
Ca ho have given the firm permission
col use their name as reference fur
to. hes conclusive proof that the
- is first in every respect.
U. firm has had business relations
many of our farmers, who Will
Eastv.e theu as responsible pecu-
ampton and know that their facili-
selling trucks to advantage
rpassed.
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AccomAc COUNTY coupT.

Proceedings at April term. 1855:
George T. Clayton, J. p, paid into
court $3.50, fine collected of Henry Kill
man of Vim
Order requiring VIM. D. Chopper. adj
ministrator of John Massey to give new
bond at next term list day.
Certificate granted Edwin ]. Foote to
obtain license to manufacture oil, ETC.,
from menhaden
Orders on county treasurer in road and
bridge matters were entered in favor of
surveyors and others
The following fiduciary accounts were
confirmed. to wit: Adults Of estates of
Edward Churn, Henry L.Wessels, Mary
Ann Ward. Edward kilman, Maria
.Asllby, colored, Louis Crockett and
Elizabeth NJ. Floyd's trust accounts,
orphan accounts of Benjamin T., Otho
b. and Virginia S. Mears. Gabrielle S.
Mapp and Edward Lee Hickman.
Orders to purchase materials to repair
bridges, &C.. were entered for GUSTS
Northam. Levin r. Lewis and William
r. Parramore, surveyors
Road surveyors we're appointed as fol-
lows: Littleton j. Tull vice WIN j..
Johnson of j.. James X. Harmon vice
William I. Killman, Calvin r. Glad
ding vice Marion j. Poulson, Levin T.
Crowson vice Louis f. Hinman, Geo.
Evans vice Hayward B. Keaton
Retail liquor license were granted to
Samuel G.. Mason at Masonville, VIM.
I. Mason and John S. Gaskins at Hol-
denis creek, Milton Marshall at Hall
wood, Dougherty Bros, at Pitts wharf,
VIM T. Barnes s. Co. at Hunting creek.
Human & Churn at Leemont, James r
Hickman at Matompkin. Littleton F.
Marshall at New Church, Geo. +. Par
ker & Co and VIM. G. Hall at Drum
mondtown, Rowena F. Davis at Allan
tic and VIM. Summers at Winterville
Bar room liquor license were granted
to Littleton S. Sample at Shilo Valley;
John G. Orwell at Horntown; John E.
Parker at Onancock; Nathaniel F.
Chandler at Cashyille; Phillips & Shields
at pungoteague; John L. Trower &
Bro. at head Bradford's Neck; Milton
Marshall at Hallwood; Hiram z. Poul-
son at Messongo Bridge; ]. G. Barnes
& Co.. at Deep Greek; VIM. I. BloXom
and Jno. S. Gaskins at Holden's Greek
John e. Bradford at Locustmount;
Samuel C. Mason at Masonville; James
Harmon at Belle Haven; Jas. r. Hick-
man at Matompkir; Thomas Harmon
at Onancock; Hinman & Churn at Lee
mont; VIM. I. Barnes i Co., at Hun
ting Creek: Jacob & Doughty at Belle
Haven: George r. Coleburn at Chinco-
league Island; James Z Mears at Rog-
ers' Branch; Dougheity Bros, at Pitts
Wharf; Flavins j. Bullman at Powell
ton; Arthur H. Drummond at Bull
Run; Littleton +. Marshall at New
Church; Walter Scott. Geo. F. Parker
IL Co., and VIM. e. Hall at Drummond.
town; Rowena F. Davis at Atlantic
Edward S. Johnson at TasleJ; William
Sommers at Winterville; VIM. D. Lew
is at Mappsville; Edward B Justice at
Pmksley; VIM S Waterman at Guilford
Isaiah T. Johnson at Leemont; Edward
T Burton at Point Lookout; John b
Blizzard at Foxes Island; and Arch'
Campbell at louisville.
License to keep an ordinary (hotel
were granted George E. Winder at Pun
goteague; Alfred S. Kellam at Powell
ton; Chas. w. Duncan and james I
Matthews at Chincoteague Island; Rob
! ert NJ Powell at Franklin City; Charlie!
A Hurley at Horntovn; Dutheld Sav
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Mrs. Sue Holt of Belle Haven is
just from the city with fine line
of millinery goods, and extends a
cordial welcome to all her friends
to call and see her. She proposes
to sell cheap, and we think it safe
to add that purchasers who are
guided by her taste IN making sc
lections cannot fail to be pleased
with the bargains they will get from
her.
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HaPpSburG.

Our meadows are swarming with
marsh bird.
Mr.. Wm. c. Mapp lost valuable
cow on "WEDNESDAY.
The siding at Edmonds Crossing is
completed, and the buildings will soon
be in course of erection.
In default of licensing to sell the old
''tangle leg at this place, the WORST
sort of dry time is prevailing
Mr.. John r. Sturgis is erecting fine
mansion on Holland Island, the proper
ty purchased of Mr.. Vim. J. Fosque.-
This will doubtless become quite re-
sort for pleasure seekers.
Candis Davis, colored being seriously
annoyed of late by the ghost Of late
deceased relative. had the body dsin-
tered, and all the worldly goods of the
deceased placed in the coffin. Since
which. she says her ghostly visitor has
not been seen
Messrs. George a. Eamonds and F,
0. Boone having recently visited Cape
Charles City. express admiration at the
great work going on there, and praise
most laviShly the courteous reception
met at the hands of the officers of the
railroad company
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at the special term ofthe circuit
court held on the 18th inst, by
Judge B. L. Gunter, the suit Of
VIM. B. Pitts vs.. n. Y, p & N. r..
K. CO.. for damages, by consent Of
parties WAS referred to William G..
Mapp and John I. Fiuney, arbi-
traitors mutually chosen, with pow
er to call IN an umpire in case of
di; agreement.
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The first Quarterly meeting of
Accomac circuit, NJ. z. Church will
be held at Leemont Saturday and
Sunday, May 23rd, 9th. Quarterly
Conference will convene on 23d at
. p. m. Preaching commences on
Sunday at IL IL. m. and will be fol
lowed 10y communion service.
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wILsoN-At her husbands home, in North
ampton county, Va, April oath, Frederika
Fauth. wife Of j. W. Wilson, Esq. aged years
and mouths. married. IA months before she
was happy In her husband aud her home; but
God ordained for her higher and holier sphere
OF blcssedness. Three years ago SHE was con-
firmed In St. Johns church, Portsmouth, OF
which she WAS n worthy and useful member. 1t
was with siilcore pain her pastor gave her up
from the littlo band OF workers In his flock
From n close acquaintage and knowledge OF her
character, the writer can say lie never knew
lovelier spirit than dwelt in this dear young
Christian woman, Dnldent and quiet, there was
a spirit OF intense devotion to Christ and His
cause which made her most useful in every
good work. 1t scanned e bright and fitting
close OF brief and earnest life as we. stood
around her grave in the dusk OF the fading day
with taper to give light in reading the commit
tai service. Farewell. loved one, in hope of a Joy
full resurrection. I'D. Z.
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At the primary election held in
Lee District last Saturday, MeSsrs.
Levi L. BoggS, f. N. Sturgis aud
Joseph W. Alears, were nominated
as candidates for Justices: Thomas
c. kellam for Supervisor: Alfred !.
LiliSton for oNerSeer of poor and
l.. James Gunter for constable.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

Mr.. 3. &. Ewell at the Solicita.
ton of numerous friends has con-
Sented to be candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace at the May cleo
tiou in Metolnpkln district. He
has served the people very accep-
tably for many years in the same
capacity.
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Mr.. Geo. w. Neck through his
attorney, Mr.. a. 7. Johnson, will
offer for Sale.at public auction, on
the oOth day OF June, next. his val
liable farm located near the railroad
crossing, opposite Fair Oaks.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

Mr.. \. I. johnson. 10y virtue Ola
power of attorney given him, will
sell on the Esd day of May, valu
able real estate, improved by
dwelling &c, OF VIM. II. Ward,
situated near LOcuStville.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-16

Mr.. Lee 3. kellam, of Locust
vile who has been taking drawing
lessons for several months past at
EaStlnan'S Business College. POUCH
KeepSie, \. Y, returned home last
Monday.
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IksllRr.

Mr.. A. j. Mears, dangerously i'll of
late is colIvalescent
The primary election excited very little
interest in this section.
The young men of this vicinity have
organized q base ball club
'Roads and the work upon them'
have been fruitful themes for "chin
music" with us this week
\ party of gentlemen from New York
came to Wachapreague City via Kellar
a few days ago, for recreation
Mr.. w. F. Fleming, who now has a
steam saw mill at this place. will soon
have grist mill at work also.
Maggie. a little daughter of Mr.. Nj.
Kellam. 5yearS old. came alone from
Philadelphia to KeIlar Ivy rail OH the 9th
inst
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Half Moon Island, off Hunting
Creek has been sold by Browne,
Jacob x Co, real estate agents at
Il satisfactory price to northern
gentlemen.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoME.-New Millinery and Fancy
Clouds at Miss Addie Walden's store,
near Pastoral, where she will be pleased
to see her friends and the public gener-
ally. She has the latest and prettiest
styles in shape and shade, with all the
novelties Of the season.
For SALE.-A bagatelle table, newly
covered and in other respects III good re-
pair for $25. Geo. T. Parker,
Acconac e. H., Va
For RENT.-IIouse and Lot in Mol
estown belonging to Mrs. a. p. Nor
tllam called Plateau Lot. Apply TO
Ben I. Gunter, Accomac g. III.
Or john d. Wimbrough, Modes
town, Va.
Mrs. WalterJ. Hall. of Messongo is
now in the city and will return home on
Monday. April 9th with Il fine line of
millinery goods, notions, &c.
NoTICE-Sam Bell, purchased at the
sale of Jas. Fl. Ames. will stand for ser
vice at Lilliston's stables in Drum
mondtOwn every Saturday
II. Lee Lilliston,
w. b, Coxton
CHALLENeE-My three-year-oll Nor
rell colt will trot any four-year-old in the
county for 500 e. Welly Coard,
DrummondtOwn
For SALE-A good cow fresh ia the
pail. Also a calf weeks old or reasun-
able terms Elizabeth A. Liliston
DIummondtOwn
For SALE-A five gallon cow. soon to
calf, has an immense bag. Price So.
O. a. Browne.
NoTICE-All persons having cattle,
sheep. or hogs on WolIop's Island are
hereby notified to remove them on or be-
fore 25th inst. Thos. l.. Birch.
Agent for owIers
For SALE-Bonneau gray colt. one
year old. by w. Morrill,. dam Katie
Didn't. registered thorough bred. See
Bruce American Stud Book, vol. iv.
paige 255. Katie possesses the blood of
Lexington imp. Australian, Revenue
and Eclipse, the combination that pro-
duced Drake Carter Katie has line
trOtting action AMI speed, and SD has
this colt. lie is offered tor sale that he
may he kept entire. Price $3.50.
o. a. Browne.
Floyd & Co., corner of Pratt street
and Bowly's wharf, Baltimore, Md,
high grade Bone Super
Phosphate, which has been thoroughly
tested and proved satisfactory. Their
Truckers Delight Universal and
Peerless brands have 10 Supporters for
early vegetables, Corn, Potatoes &c. y
Consult your interests and use mother.
For sale by
w. Z. Jacob & Sons, Bell Haven
o. w. Goodwin. Gnilford.
r. E. Floyd, Northampton.
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Obituary.

ALLEN-Fell asleep In Jesus, May 10TH at his
fathers residence near Craddockvllle, Edgar P.
Alien, In the 10Th year OF his age. beloved son OF
ira B. and Mary a. Allen.
Farewell. Edgar, now you're gone
Out OF suffering Into rest.
II seems rs though sre you now
Leanlng on tho Suyiour's brest.
A FRIEND.
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CriSfield Branch.

ArrlYe p. N. p. III.
''f'' Stops for passengers OIL signal.
Does not stop for passengers.
Trains and 10 run daily: all other
trains daily, except Sunday.
Fl. W. Dunno, Supt,
Princess Anne, Nd
R. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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LOCAL NEWS.

An infant child of Mr.. Benjamin
4. Nelson Of our town, died last
week.
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For RENT.-IIouse and Lot in Mol
estown belonging to Mrs. A. P. Nor
than called Flatcau Lot. Apply TO
Ben 7. Grnter, Accomac e. III.
Or john d. Wimbrough, Modes
tou.u w
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Mrs. WalterJ. Hall. of Messongo is
now in the city and will return home on
Monday. April 9th with Il fine line of
millinery goods, notions, &c.
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For SALE.-A bagatelle table, newly
covered and in other respects III good re-
pair for $25. Geo. T. Parker,
Accolnac Z. L., Va.
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CoME.-New Millinery and Fancy
Goods at Miss Addie Walden'S store,
near Pastoral, where she will be pleased
to see her friends and the public gener-
ally. She has the latest and prettiest
styles in shape and shade, with all the
Of the season.
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SATURDAY. MAY l6. 1885

Ca y eroSS-marK on your paper, before
a. your name. made with pen and ink,
s indicates that your subscription has
E expired. or is due. and YOU are re-
sR specially solicited to remit or re-
E:b new.
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CHALLENeE-My tllree-year-oll Nor
rell colt will trot any four-year-old in the
county for 500 e. Welly Coarl,
Drummondtown
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FoR SALE-A good cow fresh ia The
pail. Also a calf 5 weeks old or reasun-
able terms Elizabeth A. LillistOn
DIummOndtOWn
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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 owmers