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9ie Mranias 8ak @iienbahn

bat einen sefdbrli9en Geinb in Sc,
perfoa bes @iIenbabn : Monppolifeu
6untinston. 9ie Ma9t oes Mannes
1T nidt Su unteri6dBen, neil er Self
geHug beliBt, bieielbe gelteno 81 ma;
den unb in Der Mabl Ser Mittel, bic
feinem Snteref1e oienen, NIT grGBter
&udf9tslolgfeit 5u @erfe gebt. Die
Iranias 9aB 8abn bat er BON Mnfane
on nit f6eelen Musen 5etra6tet unb in
ben fibneitli9en Counties gait es ia
bereits fir cine ausgema9te Sadie, baF
es ibm gelingen uerbe, ben 8au oeriel.
ben 5u bintertreiben unb 1ie 6ann ielbil
ber3ufteuen. Das bat er nun 3tpar nidl1
getban, aber bod glaubte er our9 Sen
4nfauf Der iogenannten Morgan Glen.
babn einen @6lag eegen fe gu fibren,
bon benz iibtigens nod abSuwarten
bleibt, in mel6er Weiie Bic Mranias
paB 8abn baour6 beeintrd1tigt miro.
@inen meiteren Bemeis feiner 5eino=
f9aft gegen unlere 8abn liefert CUNT.
inston baburd, bob er bic Bemiibungen
bes @iienbabn=G omites in ben fiibwef.
liden Counties, wel9e @ubfbien fiji,
bic 4ranias paB 8abn iammeln, at
bereiteln fu9t. 8isber fonnte man Der.
glei6en nur bermutben bar9 bic pon
Dsrfbiebenen Seiten fommenben 8e=
ri9te iiber ben balbigen 8au elmer Babn
bur9 bas Nueees Sbal, tnel6e gana bon
felblt pbne SubTi6ien fommen tnerbe,
un6 oergep6lferung BON groBerem 0ors
tbeil fei, als bic 8abn mad benz Mranz
ias paB. Sept treffen aber slel9aeitia
Na6ri6ten psm @alpeton uno Cor
pus Gbrifti elm, melde bic Ma9inatio=
men 9untingtons be1tdtigen.
SIS f6eint linn baran gu liegen, ben
giienbabnbau na9 Corpus Gbrilfi au
berbin0ern unb man glaubt baber, baE
er feline 9anb baielbf i'm SpieIe bal
uno gegen oas unter3ei9nen Der Sub
ii6ien intrisuirt. Ser CORPUS Gbrifi
Caller bebauptet, guten @runb sl Die
ier Nnnabme Su BADEN unb tparnt bic
BepDlferung BON Nueces @ountD Dor
benz Blutfauger Suntington, auf beHen
Neripredungen ni6ts gu. geben lei uno
Der nod INNER bas 8oIf getdui9t babe.
2ei6er f6eint es, als Oh 6mntinatons
gemiibungen nidt obne grfole gebliez
ben limb, benn bas unteraei9nen ber
Subfibien gebt in Corpus Gbriifi febr
langiam bon Staten unb ff6Bt oft ae>
mug auf 4bneilung. Man berldBt fid
eben auf ben @ifenbabnf6nig 6untingz
ton, trob aler b6ien grfabrungen, Bic
in anoern Sbeilen bon Seras nit linn
gema1t tpurben.
@lidli6er @eiie berr,ag er ben 8au
Der Mranias paB gifenbabn ni1t mebr
gu binbern, unb mentt ct Seinofdaft
gegen biefel6e our Shau trdgt, 10 fann
bies am gnoe BEN Mttieninbabern Der
Baba gar ni6t unliebiam fein. 9enn
er muB ben 8abnbau fir eim nubbrin=
gen6es nnternebmen baIten, fonff bdtte
ia 9uutingtons Seinbf1aft feineu
Sinn. uno mas giienbabnz umterne6s
munsen betrift, 10 bat ct aetpiB Elm
urtbeil BARN, bas pirb wobl Niemano
beifreitem tpolen.
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Geariiuocte ShatIad1eu.

Ser bette 8lutreiniser uno sbitem. &esula-
tor, Der ie Der le;benben Meni6beit eeboten
pnroe, 1T electric 8itterS llntbatiateit BET
aeber, @alisteit, @eIbfu9t, @erifopfuns,
i9wa6e @ieren ooer %ionfise 8ranfbeiten bes
Sarnipftems perben ffctS burd electric @itters
gebeilt. 'Mu9 aIs itimulirenbes Mittel, baS ben
Ippetit rei5t, 1T es probat. Sc birft fiber unb
raid. Sir aufriebenteuenbe @irfuna icber
Jlaide iuiro sarantirt, ober bas @elo snriidge>
aablt. Su baben fit so Gents bic Slai9e bel
81. Sreis.
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MMfru {.

Sobana (Sean) @bel aug Sul36ad
BEL Mdiniier i'm @laB, i'm Mai 1884 in
San 4ntOnio befinoli6 gemefeu, iebiz
gen unbefannten Qufentbalts, 8ler=
brduergebilfe, oOer iper ieinen iebigen
Iufentbalt fennt, iuiro eriu6t, oariiber
Wadri6t gu geben an bas
&aiierli1 9eutl1e &onfulat in
26o, 2mt1mu @aluefton, Ser.
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Sur nod 8 Monate Bis gum l. Sanuar unb
Bis babin bietet fih bic @elesenbeit bel S arrb
Baum au Der Commerce : Straben : 8riiee,
edte Beine, IS )iSfess, Branbies unb Gisarren
gu fpottbilisen Yrsiien gu ~faufcn. Sic Mnsa>
ben, nelde 9err 8aum+ in 8etref feiner @aaren
madt, bemabrbeiten Gd Bis ms tleinffe Detail.
CT lit aIs reeuer @el9dftsmann befannt unb
pem ct bic 8eri9eruns siebt, baB ct $50
Iroaent an feinen @aaren ipart, fann beriel.
ben unbebinat Glauben i1enfen. 1,10t3Wt
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@er iebt @elb fparen unb iid sleidjeitis bic
@enustbuuns beridafen mill, in 8efib mabr.
baft rseaer Boare au g~elansen, Der beiu9e
Sarrb 8aum's @ein- unb g~isarrenbanb.
lung. st liefert @u9 poiitib bic 8eipeiie fiji,
bic Medtteit feiner importirten unb einbeimi.
lden @eine, 2iqu0re unb gigarren unb bab Ell
b%ieielben biaiser als ireenb elm @boleIale. Saus
in ober auberbalb Gun antonio b~ertauft
8aum lit sntfdloHen, Bis gum 1. Sanuar auf-
s%ur1unen unb ieinen &unben ben glnben ieinel
Mabnabmen autommen gu laiem. l,1ot3M
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Dead Shot" Sereip 8orm 9ini>
ment Mutt fiber unb idneu. Dieies Eminent
tobtet Die @irmer ausenblidlid /; balt Gliegen
ab unb beilt bic @unbe. SIN @a1er aufgeI0f
1T es elm ausse;ei6netes Seilmittel sssen irsenb
ipeIde @unnea beim 8ieb. Wreis 80 Gents.
@rdparirt unb gum 8erfauf bel q. 9reiB,
San Mntonio. 1876 tub
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@rpceries. Groceries.

Sc siebt biele @roeerb. Sanolunsen in @an
Mntonio, aber tpie ipenise, bic fi6 NIT Der bon
Mranias Yreseott C Co., Gde bon Solebab unb
6ouiton. Strabe mefen fOnnen! Sci Rreseott's
finbet man aaes, bon ben saasbarften STAPLE
@aaren bis gu ben %feinfen importirten DELTA.
tefen. Deutf9e peroen namentli9 auf bic in
8Iedtannen berpadten beutiden Gemiiie auf<
mertfam sema@t. Seoe @ode friide Sem
bun9en. 1,10tlW
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Man te bs SoIsenoe unb bebale int eeOddtmb, oa6 mir far tas 9srbasd4af
ehalten haben:
Is Slid 81 3a brte gang wOneue sleberaOhe far Dauen su IS 60. bic garb.
$50 Sthf ndEen Slaneu rs Sc. unb aufudrts.
$50 Stad Saarad Slanel w.----.------ .-.-..-20 So. unb aufnirts.
100 Gthd srauen Slanea gu @s. ub anfuarfs.
800 @tad sebladhen unb unsebiaen Gchon>5lanea m z Gents ub aufmdrts
200 @ad gBoraeb aliDmaOHe in aan Sarben 3u. ..o.......5 Gents bic garb
500 @tad Slepnfpfe in ben neuefen NGoben. -. nef pafenbem geae
1nler Gage, bon Waareu Fir ben 9ausbalt
1T arSBr aS i Jupcr. gBir pEeren 10 Stid tartlA=rthen Damof, bic 6Mbe
ale d9t sarantrt, gu 40 Gents; 40 9tid gu so Gents unb aufpdrts; 100 Stad
meBen uno reuben Ganaf fAr bi1is; 100 Dusenb ahorttrte tarhf4 @raih Das
mathematician fimmtuh u duBnt basen YreIen. unkr Eager bon Stople
Us Tar en- fam nht nbertroien merben. Wir taben bcudthiS $50 stad Sneion
9eah; $50 Stld BENNINGTON, braun; $50 Stad Dwight Star, braun; $50 9thd
BETTE Sea Sslanb; 300 Gtad Srmt Of the soon. gebetht; 325 Stid eonsoae, Ss
badt; 25 Stad 2cnsbale unb Diamond Su Gamtue; $50 Sad Turwea.
Daue1t= rno &inberl6ube aus Ybilaoelpbia
ub ouperu Sobufen ieben erbdnsn Su Yreka. Weoaen unb Site Der gBaare
reuittn mir ibe gcumren3. unkr 2aser bon 6urrling @coos fr Serren
1T orSser uub bic Treue fno binisr ale e ,upcr. $50 Dusenb unlaunhrec Dem.
ben ioefsn erboIen ,u GO Gents cas- Gtid. On frtgen 9ldban far 6errea,
9noben mt Siuoer tietn mir bas Bette nnb bic neuefe ub mpbernfe Nuswdtl ia
ber Stobt. IS mirce bon rbr Da me unb efsm perm mfe getanbet fem, Be
enem Veiude Der Stab in unkrm Store pcr5ufpre4en.
Franks Alamo Store.
40 tuw4W 81 unb 80 atamo Yta,a.
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SeSss0 er
BON
San Antonio

wie audi 8emobner Der Stabt, mer6en
es in ibrem Snterei1e finben, unierem
SrpgOo6s emporium einer 8eiu6 ab=
~3ulfatten. Sic tperben lid banu ielblt
iiber5eugen, ba6, mas bic Qualitdt uns
ierer Waaren betrift, mir 5arin ni6t
iibertrohen fperben f6nfen, ebenio mie
man uns in Der 8iligfeit berielbeu
nidt unterbieten fam.
Wir nolen benz Puolifum ni6t ein=
sureben fu6en, oas mir Die @aaren sur
9dlfte ibres tpirfli6en Wertbes bertauz
fen, bebaupten aber, oaB n1att Bel uns
febr biQig fault.
Sie fortmdbrenbe 3unabme unieres
8efddftes liefert ben 8etpeis, baB mir
bic Wlinf6e urierer &unben fennen utto
tie bur9 bic 8iQigfeit Der Waare1t su=
frieben ite1en.
Wir D~crfaufen:
Dcrnen Ylain Serfeps bon 81 at auf=
DGrts
Braided Serieps bon $1.95 an
aufndrts,
fertise galbriggan Striimpfe,
20 Gents,
iOli6e farbige 8albriggat
Strimpfe, 25 Gents,
9anbti6er BON 5 Gents an
aufmdrts,
@aibmere 6anbi6ube, iebr
biaig.
Gaibmere in boppelter Breite, i9parz
SEN uno farbisen BON 80 Gents big 50
bic Darb. Infer i6tpar3er uno farbis
ger S%ei6enfanea gu $1.22a 1T Der fpe=
sie1en N~otisnabme mertb, ferner uniere
fran56Ri6e fdmar5e @ros @rain @ei6e
gu 81 un6 $1,373; gang feioene Srico=
teen gu $145.
Blum & Koenigsberger,
SEQ. POP Commensurate.
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- @regDrp & 60. empfanae1
Wagenlabungen bon @Iass u. poraelz
lanwaaren ieben Sag. 0erfdumt nidt
Die 9elegenbeit, iie au beiidtigen.
q. 10
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gsm. $. Omttcriioe & Co.,

YlumberS u. @aS=SitterS,
ss5 OF. Soutomfrabe, San antonio. 8aOe.
pannen. Stur3bdber, 8afereloiets, Marmcr>
platten, @ummiidldude, 8lei> unO GiienrOb.
rem, 8ierapparate uno @asfxtures aller @rt.
alae sluftrase peroen prompt aussefibrt.
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= 5rembe gum 8elu9 in Saa glnz
tonic inb eingelaben, @Iart's 9 l.
Iarb 9alle Nr. ell, Mlamo
StraBe, 81 befuhen.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Political Meeting.

At a meeting ofthe Democrats of Ac-
comac county. held at the Court House,
thereof, on the 9th day of April, Orris
A. Browne was called to the chair ard
John II. Wise appointed secretary. The
object OF the meeting having been
stated by the chairman, the following
preamble and resolutions were offered
by DR.. G. Scarburgh, and adopted:
"Whereas, it is inn erative for the
welfare of the Democratic party i'll this
county. us well as throughout the State,
that its organization 81 ould he kept in
tact and ready to move compactly for
the welfare of the Commonwealth.
Therefore, resolved, that the qualified
voters of the Democratic party i'll each
Magisterial District Of the county shall
hold conventions or primary elections on
the 9th day of May, next, to select dis
trict officers to lie voters at the general
election to he holden on the fourth
Thursday in May, and that the commit
tee in each district shall make all the
arrangements for said election, so far as
selection of Judges of Election and
OF ening of polls at such places as they
think necessary.
The following resolution offered by
John J. Gunter, was also adopted
''Resolved 10y the Democratic party Of
Accomac county in mass-meeting as
sembled, THAT we believe that it is to
the interest of the Democratic party in
this county that the Republican office
holders in this county who hold their Of
flee simply because of their devotion to
Vim. Malone and his methods, should
be removed, and we call upon our pres
ent representative i'll Congress TO use
his best endeavols TO secure their re-
moval, and the appointment of good, eff
fcient Democrats III their places"
Resolved further, THAT the proceed
ings of this meeting he published i'll the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, Eastern vir-
ginian and Eastern Shore Herald. and
that IL copy of said proceedings be sent
to Hon. Thomas CroXton. our Represent
tative in Congress. Notice was given
by the chairman that the Democrats Of
the county would assemble ut the Court
House OH the last Monday in May, next,
for the purpose of adopting plans for the
coming campaign, electing county chair
man, etc. After short speeches by the
chairman and Dr. e. 7. Scarburgll, rel
ativc to the duty OF the party, the SUI
preme Court decision, ETC., the meeting
adjourned. 0. y. BROWNE,
JOIN II. WISE, Chairman,
Snprpt1ry
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obituary.

James P. Lilllston was born June
22nd, 1910, and died near Drummond-
town, March 18th, 1855.
He was Il consistent member of the
Methodist church for the last l0i years
of his life. Though not so gifted and
useful as some Christians, yet by an
humble, devoted and quiet life lie mani
tested his piety, which was best known
by those who saw his inner life. For
many months his sufferings were in
tense, and his prospects for recovery
very gloomy during which time he man.
ifcsted remarkable degree of Christian
submission and resignation. He vel
coined his pastor and Christian friends
with whom he WAS glad to converse
about the comforting truths Of Gods
word, and of his fright prospect for the
future He expressed his faith by Sc
lecting for his funeral sermon, tie fol-
lowing text: Job 10, 25 .26, ~ know that
my Redeemer liveth, and that He shall
stand at the latter day upon the earth;
and though after my skin worms de
stroy this body, yet in my flesh shall L
see God"
The numerous friends who attended
his funeral bore witness to the esteem
in which he was held. May his wife
and three sons meet him in Glory is the
prayer of His PASTOR.
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Com IN rInlcation.

Mr.. EDIToR-The late decision of
the supreme Court of the United States
makes it imperative for me TO add this
paper to my recent announcement.
desire to say that am more than
ever in favor of standing by the last ad-
justment of the State debt.
l am opposed to an increase of tax
alton to raise revenue for the purpose of
providing for the deiiciJ which the pay
ment of our taxes in coupons would
make; and utterly contemn any move
ment which shall i'll any way cripple our
public schools.
y condition of complete bankruptcy
is far better than that state of affairs
which would ensue were the State taxes
paid in coupons instead of currency,
the wheels of government clogged or
the people taxed beyond their means to
meet 10th the current expenses of the
State government and the payment of
the coupons.
While it is very evident some one has
Numbered in the past, it behooves us,
now, sir, to stand up for our rights as
men worthy our grand old State and
fight it out on this line to the end.
Very respectfully,
n. j. w. LECATo.
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Primary Election.

A primary election will lie held in
Pungoteague district, on the 9th day of
May, in accordance with resolutions
adopted at Accomac c. H.. on last court
court day, for the purpose ofnominating
officers in said district. Polls will be
opened at the following places aud under
the supervision of the judges named be-
low: Powelton-judges, VIM. P. Goffi-
gon and Z. T. Powell; Nappsburg-
judges, VIM. G. Mapp and A. G. Fin
ney; Belle Haven-judges, Samuel
Shields and Geo. w. Abdell; Craddock-
ville-judges. S. b. Pull and Lum Ames;
Pungoteague--judges, Edward Ar
buckle and J. e. Wescott; Hoffman s
wharf-judges, H. e. Walker and Ray
mond R. Hutchinson. All voters who
voted for Cleveland and Hendricks are
entitled to vote ut this election.
VIM. T. MASON,
A. S. kELLAM.
Committee.
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Mr.. w. U. Scheduled advertisrs i'll
this Issue as All agent of r. &. Chase Il
Co., Geneva. n. Y. The agent and the
firm both are two well and favolab!y
known to need commentator at our
hands. Many Of our people know 10y
experience that trees, ETC., received
from Chase s nursery are lis represented.
Mr.. Schoolfeld is at this time offering
as specialties, fine varieties of raspberry
ana blackberry plants.
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NOTICE

By virtue ola order the Court
for the county Of Accomac entered
at the February, Term 1885 in the
matter of a. Frank Byrd. and other
petitioners for a public road we the
undersigned Commissioners named
in said order for tile purpose will re-
ceive up to the Goth, day Of March.
1885. sealed proposals for the build
ing of the road beginning at the foot
of what is known as the "Corbin'
road in said county, thence by a
straight line IN an e;sstwardly dl-
rection over the land Of the heirs of
Peter w. Corbin, Spencer d.
Fletcher, Littleton d. Gorbin and
William S. Horsey, to the railroad
station on said Horsey's land a dis.
lance of about eighteen hundred
yards said road to be thirty feet
wide, fully cleared Of all obstruct-
ions, with the bushes cut therefrom
piled in the middle thereof at low
places, to be ditched on both sides
it's entire length with bitches three
feet wide and two spits deep with
the dirt taken out tlieretrom thrown
to tile centre and leveled off to the
sides. Said work to be completed
on or before the LIST, day Of june.
The right to reject any aud all bids
being reserved.
1n1 Of March 1881
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TOWN LOT FOR SALE In
BELLE HAVEN.

I offer for sale at private contract, my
lot in Belle Haven. opposite Wards
store, upon which Mrs. K. j. Savage at
present resides. 1t contains /! acres,
more or less, is improved by IL comfort;l-
ble dwelling with all necessary out
buildings, and his thereon also Il build
ing now used us Millinery Store. A
more suitable location either as home
or for business purposes cainot he found
in the village. The lot will be soil on
reasonable terms, and ample time given
to pay the purchase money. For fur
ther particulars apply in person or by
letter to JOSEPH j. WESCOTT.
I.ocustmount, Va
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Religious Notices.

Appointments of Rev. j. Fl. Amiss,
Presiding Elder, N. E. Church, South.
Third round quarterly meetings, East
ern Shore District:
Atlantic. Sanford's. May 16 and II.
Accomac, Conquest, May % and "a.
Berlin, Bishopville. May 80 and 81.
Onancock. louisville, June 6 and Z.
Pungcteague, Oak Grove, June Is
and IA.
Belle Haven, Upshur's Neck, June 2l
and %.
Wicomico, Asbury, June 81 and 2s.
District Conference, at Capeville,
Eastville circuit, will convene July 81.
Camp-meeting, Turlington's ground,
Pungoteagus circuit, will commence on
August 6.
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church Notca-colorcd People.

The following church notes are given
by request for the information of oul
cololed subscribers.
Late conference APP ointmcnts:
Rev. /. w. Lee. Drummondtown cir
cult; Rev. Robert Davis, Onancock sta
ton; Rev. Peter Shepherd, Silvagevillc
circuit; Rev. j. b. Lewis, Franktown
circuit; Rev. John Offer, Eastville sta
tion; Rev. T. Peaden, Bridgetown cir
cult.
Appointments, of Rev. J. E. w.
Moore, p. T.:
Bridgetown, June and Z; Eastville,
June 20 and 81; Franktown, June 81 and
2S; Savageville, July4 and 5; Onancock,
July II and -; Drunimondtown, July
is and 10.
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We desire in our issue of today to call
especial attention to tie advertisement
of G. w. Judd, commission merchant
of New York. We have taken special
pains to make inquiry as to the firm,
and our information is such as to sitis-
fyus that it is first class in every re-
spect, Mr.. G.. II. Register, who is coll
nected with the firm is also highly re-
commended rs Il gentleman and Il bust
ness mas.
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April 4tll, 1885.

PUBLIC SALE-I will sell at public
auction at the late residence Of John II.
Amcs, deceased, on Thursday, Nav It'll.
portion of his personal property, us fol-
lows: Two very valuable stations. one
very fast trotting horse, three fine farm
and draft horses. cattle and portion Of
household and Kitchen furniture. farm
ing implements, etc. One of the stall
lions is now making the season and the
books will be sold with him.
John Z. Ames,
Administrator.
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1t gives us pleasure to commend to
the favorS OF our farmers, the commits
sion house of G. S. Palmer, New York,
advertised through our columns to-day.
We believe it is one of the best i'll that
CITY, and our farmers will find it totheir
interests to favor the firm with aliber;l
share of their patronage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Mrs. Bette Johnson, daughter of Ed
ward Ba.lv, Of this county, died of con-
sumption, on erretrrn trip from Balti-
more, which size had visited for the pur-
pose of receiving medical attention, last
"Wednesday morning on steamer Helen,
while at Crisield.
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To the Voters of Pungoteague and
Lee Districts.

We respectfully announce ourselves
as candidates for election to the office of
Supervisor respectively for Pungoteague
and Lee Districts. We are opposed to
changing the county seat from Drum
mondtown; and believing large major
ity of the tax payers of the county are
opposed to building a new courthouse,
will, if elected, vote TO repair the old
courthouse and clerks Office, and re
scind all action taken looking towards
new buildings. WIN. E. JACOB,
Tics. c.. KELLAA.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Gregory, the rebel lanjoist will again
entertain the public with his sentimsn-
tai song. negro melodies, happy hits of
the times on events local and national
sc sc. at the following times and places,
Accomac G. H. next Monday night,
Leemount, Wednesday night, Jenkins
Bridge Thursday night.
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Fine Horses for Sale.

Mr.. Dufiell Savage of our town,
leaves for Baltimore on next Monday,
with four fine horses Of great prom
Use as trotters, which he will offer
for sale in that market. lie will
remain there for several days and the
horses can be seen ut Wilson Street
Boarding stable by all lovers of fine stock,
who wish to do so. Two OF them were
sired by Washington Morgan.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Frank Burkman will be tried for the
fourth time for murder, at the May
term of Essex County Court. The ac-
cused was convicted of murder in the
first degree in Kirg George County
Court, and once in the Essex County
Court, where the case was removed to.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

At a public sale of railroad ties at
Accomac c. H.. last Wednesday, by
John H. Wise, Sheriff, to satisfy eXecu-
tions in favor Of Elliott and others VS..
A. J. Schloss r, Mr.. T. G.. Elliott was
the purchaser of SIS at sixteen cents
each, and Mr.. y. j. Lilliston of $50 at
twenty-five cents, each.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Messls. James b. Daily and James c.
Weaver. superintendent OF the schools
of Northampton and Accomac, have
our thanks for invitations to attend the
Institute, to lie held at Eastville, May
9TH and 9th inStS'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-05-02

Mr.. T. c. Kellem, of the firm of E. B.
Swangcr & Co, Louisville, has just re-
TUNED from the city. with a full line of
fine shoes. hats. ready made clothing
sc. They claim THAT their stock Of
suits for children from 8 to 10 years old
surpasses any ever brought to the coun-
ty."
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE-All who may desire to have
their business cards or notices in the
Eastern Shore Fair Pamphlet of this
year. will ut once forward the same to
the secretary. Rate of charges: One
page, IS; half page, 81: business cMd.
$3.50; payable when pamphlets are is
sued. j. f. Mapp, secretary
Keller, Accomac county, Va
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A series of meetings Will commence
at Onancock next week under the SUI
pervision of Rev. W. G. Walden. DR..
Harmon will be present to assist him in
bis work the following week.