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Wacl,npreague.

G.. A. Fox & Bro, are selling Off their
summer goods at cost, in order to make
room for their fall stock. All who wish
bargains will Gull and see them.
DR.. Geo. w. LeCato, who has been
very sick for the past few weeks, is rap
idly improving, and will soon be able to
resume the practice of his profession.
Miss Clara Smith of Baltimore, who
has been spending the summer at Mr..
L. w, Nock's, left for her home last
Friday. She carries with her the best
wishes of the community.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, the former pas
tor OF our Presbyterian church, preached
for us last "Wednesday evening. Hewas
warmly greeted by the many friends IN
this town and community.
The steamer Tuckahoe, which has been
plying weekly between this place and
New York with potatoes, has had the
patronage of our farmers, carrying from
eleven totwelve hundred barrelsa trip.
Capt. a. B. LeCato has been employed
as pilot.
During the storm on the 9th the
house OF Capt. A. B. LeCato was struck
by lightning, tearing the mantle into
pieces breaking Il clock, and several cans
of fruit, firing agun otfaud setting the
bed on fire. Fortunately there was no SER
ious injury to the inhabitants therein
During the same storm the stables and
a valuable horse of George Cutler land
not John as was stated in your last issue)
were destroyed.
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obituary..

Mrs. Susan Reeston Bull was born in
Accomac county, May End 1925, and
died in the same county at the residence
Of her son, James R. Bull, September
9TH 1885. For1several months before
her death she suffered with dropsy, and
it was evident to hel. and to her friends
that death was near. She thought her
suffering would soon be over, and en-
dured it with g.eat fortitude. When
the end came she sweetly and peacefully
breathed her last Without /; murmur
she fell -"asleep in Jesus"
She was raised by deyout Metholistpa
ents, and early in life gave her heart
to God. From tile time of her CONVEX
sion to her death, she served the Lord.
Her religion was known by its fruits.
She was devoted mother and true
friend. When young she was left wild
ow with four children. They were her
JOY and her life, for them she labored till
strength failed. She spoke to the writer
few days before she died, of her great
anxiety for the conversion Of her two
sons. For them she prayed for many
years. She had a large circle of friends.
Her funeral service was performed by
Rev. w. c. Walden. The text of his dis
course, Which was comforting and i'm
pressive Was, 1st Thessalonians, 4th
chapter Is and IA verses. A large crowd
assembled to pay their last tribute of
respect to their dear friend ; and the
most of them, followed her remains to
the residence of Mr.. Thomas Bull, where
Sue was buried. She left two sons, and
one daughter. May they meet their
mother in Heaven. Her nephew,
E. G. CHANDLER.
LeemOnt, Va, 9-14-1S85.
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Communication.

EDITOR OF ENTERPRIsE:-The fol-
lowing order received last winter, and
now III force by the oyster inspectors
from the Board on the Chesapeake and
it's Tributaries, we desire you should
publish:
RICHMOND, Jan. 9th, 1885.
At meeting of the Board held this
day, it was
Resolved, That inspectors he and they
are hereby authorized to issue to all citi-
zens OF Virginia,swho shall apply there
for, in tire mode prescribed by law, and
conform in all respects to the require
ments of che law i'll such cases, licenses
to dredge for oysters in the Chesapeake
bay and the Potomac river, during the
periods from January LIST, 1885 to April
LIST, 1885, and from October LIST, 1885 to
December Slst, 1885. Such prlvilegenot
to extend to the Pocomoke sound.
We would like to know by what au-
thority the Board authorizes dredgil. 6
in the waters of the State before October
10Th, as we think the law says, ''that no
dredging shall be permitted between the
1st day of April and the 18th day of Oc-
tober of any year." ard the joint act to
regulate the taking of oysters in the Po-
tomac river, says that it shallnot be law
full for any citizen of Maryland or Virgin
ia to take or catch oysters with a scoop,
scrape, dredge OF any such instrument
in tile waters of the Potomac, between
the lst day of April and the LIST day of
November Of each year.
OYsTERMAN.
Jenkins Bridge, Va, Sept. 10Th, 1885.
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PunE0teaEuc.

Farmers of this vicinity very busy in
fodder fields.
H. Ames & Son have just received
large supply Of fall and winter clothing
Another portico is soon to adorn the
front of Walker & Bros handsome res
tauraut.
The Methodist church is now being
painted and will be ready for dedication,
probably, the second Sunday in next
month.
The picnic recently held under the aus
pieces of the members of the Methodist
church was a pleasant affair. The pro-
ceeds are to be applied to the completion
OF our new church.
Our postoflice has been made money
order office. to the great convenience of
the citizens of this community. Our
people appreciate and avail themselves
literally Of its advantages.
Mr.. S. w. Ames, financier of Pungo-
league Lodge of Improved Order Hep
tasophs, has recently paid over to heirs
of John W. Lingo, deceased, who was
member of that Order one thousand dol
lars. The Lodge here is thrifty one
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Sketch of"Our Fitz."

The New York Cheap Publishing Co.
26 and IS Vesey street, New York, have
placed on our table most readable and
interesting sketch of "Virginia's next
Governor '-Genelal Fi-zhugh Lee. It
is neat little pamphlet of thirty-one
pages, and well worth thrice the COST
They offer it at low rates of ten cents
per copy. Sc per hundred and SIS per
thousand, expressage paid. They offer
also an acknowledgement of"o Fitz"
-22x2S inches at twenty cents copy 10
cents per IS or more. Send for both,
you will hardly regret it.
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A circular addressed to our office con-
tains tie following: "That the estate
of Joseph Hodges is entitled to unclaim-
ed money and that a son of said Hodges
settled IN Accomac An attorney Of
Moth Carolina named Greek gives the
information.
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maryland.s Rls hts In .he rocomoke

lal1 1AAfs AAto an shN - OSOAuOkNSs
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Sept. 16.-Concern-
ing the movement in Somerset county
in reference to action looking to the pro-
lection of Maryland oystermen in Po-
comoke sound, and contemplated visit
of a delegation on the subject appointed
at recent mass-meeting at Princess
Anne, Gov. Lloyd today sail he and the
Attorney General Roberts had already
had the matter of bringing suit in the
United States courts to test the rights
of Maryland and Virginia in the POGO
moke under consideration, and that the
legal services of MI. 1. Neyett Steele
had leen secured by the State. The
Governor further said he expected to
hear shortly from the Acknowledgement
as to how best to proceed.--Balto. Sun.
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Religious Notices.

Rev. S. B. Switzerland will preach at
Leemont at II a. III. on Sunday 9th aud
at Crousentown at 8 p m. OF same day.
At revival meeting at Guilford
church for tile last two weeks, conduct
ed by Rev. J. W. Carroll, there have
been forty converts.
A quarterly meeting, conducted by
Rev. j. II. Amiss, Z. E., will be held at
Bethel, Belle Haven, September q and
18th of this month.
The revival meeting at Leatherbury
Chapel, Chesconnessex, which has been
i'll progress for several weeks continues
with undated interest. The number
of converts at meeting according to our
latest reports was eighty-five. The SER
vices are being conducted by Rev. q. a
Grlce, assisted part of the time in the
work by Rev. l.. f. Barrett.
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MINISTER'S.

MIN
Rev. DR.. Armstrong, Norfolk
g Richardson, Richmond
{. N. H. Campbell. Fredericksburg
EO Frlerson, Norfolk
e Dr. Waddell, New Kent
6 r. D. Stimson, Northampton.
/" L II Baldwin, Norfolk
e TX VIM, Petersburg
&c J G Anderson, Williamsburg
RR Howisen, Richmond
VIM. CHM. Accomac
" Peyton H Hoge, Richmond
EB McCluur, Norfolk.
RULING ELDERS.
j Hall Moon, Richmond
j II Rennie, IIenrico
r. f Vaughan. n orfolk
David Calendar, Petersburg
EFT Powell, Wachapreague
I'D II Sleight, Richmond
OBJ Morgan, Petersburg.
A call for services of Mr. w F C Greg
DRY as pastor of Mizpeh church near
was presented and accepted.
Further proceedings of the first day
related to the business matters of the
church and sermon at night by Rev E
0 Frierson, of Norfolk. The Presby-
terry adjourned to-day. The pulpits OF
several churches on the Eastern Shore
will be filed by the visiting ministers
to-morrow. A casual glance at the list
Of the names of the able ministers pres
snt at the Presbytery is only necessary
10 convince that the proceedings have
been of very interesting character. A
'ull report will appear i'll our next issue.
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Mr.. Jos. B. Ames, of Non Hampton
has received information from official
sources, which justifies the assertion
that he will soon receive his commission
as keeper of Hog Island light. The
appointment could not lie conferred on
r better man or more faithful workerin
the cause of Democracy.
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Political Meeting.

The citizens of Accomac will be adj
dressed at Accomac G: H., by the fol
lowing distinguished gentlemen in be.
half of the Democratic party:
Hon. James Dunlap of Richmond, ant
others on September .court-lay.
Hon. Baker z. Lee and others on Dc
tober court-day.
Come one, come all.
GEO. T. GARRISON,
County Chairman.
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The army worm is doing some dam
age to citizens Of our town. The Millet
of Mr.. w. j. Ayres valued at about s25
and some of his vegetables have been
almost consumed by them. Mr. Alfred
Lilliston and ctheis also are victims of
theirravages
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The firm name of Fosque, Bro, s. Co,
Onancock, was changed on the 18th inst
to Fosque & Boggs. The change j7,due
to the death of John NJ. Fosque, senior
member of the late firm. All persons
indebted to the late firm of Fosque Bro.
g. Co., and to the still older firm of Fos-
que s. Bro, are hereby requested to set
tic without delay. The business Of tile
old firms must necessarily he settled.
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0nancock Academy,
oNANCOCK, VA.
Frank P. Brent, Principal;
VIC. Marshall, Associate Principal;
James E. Gunter, Assistant.
Miss M. A. Moore, Teacher of Mu-
sic: Assistant.

The ninth session begins Septem-
Der 18th, and ends the third
Wednesday in June. The course
OF study includes all the English
branches, Latin, Greek German,
French, Mathematics, Natural Sci
ence, instrumental and Vocal mu-
sic, Drawing, Painting, and Calls
themes. The school prepares for
College and University, or for en-
trance on business, and is highly
recommended by Professors of the
University of Virginia and Johns
Hopkins University. Terms liberal.
For catalogues giving full informa-
ton, apply to
THE PRINCIPAL,
Onancock, Va.
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Miss Lizzie Graves, of Washington,
daughter of Mr.. John 4. Graves, who
was at one time princil al of louisville
Academy and as such affectionately re-
membered by many of his old pupils is a
guest of the Misses Gunter. The young
lady will have hearty welcome at the
bands of many friends in Accomac.
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Col. Starke, OF Norfolk, Mr.. Jno. W.
G. Blackstone, Democratic nominee for
the Senate and Mr.. 5. S. Wilkins.nomi-
nee for House of Delegates made efiec-
tive addresses at EaStville. last Monday
in the interest of Democracy.
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All delinquent subscribers are re-
specially requested not to postpone
longer payment of the small amount due
Us. Every one surely can hand us so
small sum on next court day. Do
not put MS to the trouble of writing to
you or asking you for it.
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Mr.. B. T. Nelson. our new liveryman
now carries all passengers to and from
Tasley station for 25 cents. All trains
met while court is in session at Acco-
mac G. H., and on all other days when
requested.
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Garrett S Potato Digger.

First, Adapted to both sweet and
Irish potatoes.
Second, Don't cut / as many as hoe.
Third, Takes every potato and puts
it upon surface where it can be seen.
TESTIMONIALS.
We the undersigned have witnessed
the working of Mr.. W. 7. CARROTS
"Potato Digger" and it affords us pleas
ure to certify that we regard it a perfect
success. G. G. Savage, A. G.. Noting
liam, VIM. T. Fitchett, a. P. Leather
bury and Joseph Il. Ames.
certify that Mr.. Garrett has this
morning worked his digger in my pota-
to patch and in my opinion it will do
the work of twenty men at least. / am
pleased with it and have purchased one.
August 81, 'S5. Ben T. Gunter.
We observed the results of the work
ing of the plow and concur i'll the above
recommendation.
John J. Gunter, Ben T. Gunte, Jr.
NORFOLK Co., VA, Sept. 4th 1885,
This is to certify that 1 have bought
and am working one of Mr.. Garrett's
Potato Diggers" and consider it sue
cess. James W. Mears.
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Gnan0ck.
Fish are plentiful in our market, but
of inferior quality.

Fish are plentiful in our market, but
of inferior quality.
The new dwelling Of Mr.. r. j. Bell
on Kerr street, is nearly completed.
Mr.. T. w. Taylor has purchased the
interest of Z. L. Miles in the Onancock
Mill Co.
Mr.. R. H. Pennewell has been elected
councilman, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Jno. NJ. Fosque.
A fair will be held at the Town Hall
OH Wednesday, 23rd inst. under the au.
spices of theladies of the Baptist church
The remains, of Capt. John T. Rodg-
ters drowned in the Bay last week, were
drought home and inferred last Monday.
The Onancock Academy re-opened
last Monday. The attendance on first
day was good, and the prospect for a
large patronage was never better.
Mr.. w. G. Marshall, Associate Prin-
cipal of Onancock Academy, and Miss
Lucy Meredith, recently married at
Leeds church in Fauquier county, Va.
arrived home on Friday of last week.
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Mr.. Frank w. Byrd has recently
made tour through the county and re-
ports that the special line of tobacco
which he carries had ready sale with
the merchants. To the low price and
fine quality of it he attributes his sue
cess.
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The Democratic State Executive
Committee authorizes the announce
ment. that Hon Thomas CroXton will
address the people at Accomac G. II. ,on
October coult-day.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE. e.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company


On and after Sunday, May. Gath, 1885,
(Saturday oXcepted) Will run thclr steamers, as
follows leavlng South Street Wharf at 500 O'Clock
p. m.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE,
CAPT. g. A. RAYNoR.
Sunday and Wednesday, for CrsGeld. Hofrmans.
Evans, Bog IS, Boggsyile Davis Reads, Miles
Shields, Hungnr's andT lylpr.s. Returning
Leave Taylnr's every Tues lay and Friday at u.
m touching at the above landings at the usual
hours
Steamer TANG1ER,
CAPT. s. H. WILSON,
Tuesday and Friday for Crlsled, Finnoys,
Onnncock, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rohoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow I'LL.
Returning Leave Snow Hill overy Monday and
Thursday ut q. m, touching at the above land
ings ut the usual hours
steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. ]. Smith,
Monday and Thursday, for Crlsteld, Taneier
Island, Flnncy's Onancock, Chosconnessex, Gull
ford and Hunting Creek. Returning-Leaye Hun
ting Creek every "Wednesday and Saturday
500 A. NJ, Gullford 900, ChescounesseX II Nom
Onancock p.m., Flnney's 2:30. Tanger Islund4
All Steamers leave Crisfeld for BaIti-
W. more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the n. Y, Phila and Norfolk, WIcomlco and
Pocomoke, and Delaware, Maryland and yir-
glnia Railroads.
Positively no freight received after p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points. except
on the N. Y. Phila, and N8rfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street, Baltimore.
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COAL will furnish coal to parties
wishing to purchase at JudgeGarrison's
wharf this season, of stove size at $40
per,ton (224O lbs.) of chestnut size at
$500. Jacob OkerS,
Long Island.
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Fair Oaks.

Fodder and POTATOES keep our farmers
busy.
Miss Maggie Heath CT Occahonnock
Neck. is visiting relatives in this neigh
borhood.
Money has been deposited with Tur-
lington & Bro, by Titus Bros, to settle
checks drawn on them.
Thomas Downing, colored, took the
express train for Melfa few days ago..
The express did not stop there, but
Thomas concluded he would, and was
two days in waking up after the jump,
ana still has head badly cut and bruised
Melfa platform was WI, cked one day
last week by the 'barrel Car switching
in too heavily" Mr.. William Hatton,
who was on the Platform at the time,
got his foot bodily sprained and has been
unable to use it since.
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CrlSield Branch.
Northward

"f' stops for passengers on signal TO conductor.
''*' docs not stop for passengers.
Trains Nos. and 10 will run daily; all other
trains daily except Sundays.
II. W. Dunno, Sup't,
Princess Anne, Nd
R. B. Cooke, Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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A lady correspondent of Temperance
vile is respectfully informed that we
never publish anonymous communica-
tions.
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To SH1rpERs-Shppers of produce,
&c. to the New York market, are here
by notified that am at my old place of
business and am prepared tn give my
daily and unremitting attention to all
consignments made to me, with facill-
ties unsurpassed for securing for them
the highest market prices. Stencils
and invoice cards, furnished on applica-
tion. Returns made promptly. Remem-
Der all consignmentst to me have my per-
sonal attention. Lee B. Kellam, Com
Merchant, 1877 Reade ST., New
York.
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Arrangements for the transfer of pas
senger cars across the Chesapeake on
steamer Cape Charles have been COM
pleted.
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For good fare, and home-like comforts
the "Maltby House, OF Baltimore, is
unsurpassed, and the terms are sur
prisingly low.
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East Hanover presbxtery.

Tie annual meeting of this Presby-
terry commenced at the Presbyterian
church in Belle Haven on Wednesday,
18th inst. The body was organized by
the election of Rev L Fl Baldwin Of
Norfolk as moderator and Rev John G..
Anderson OF W Williamsburg as temporary
clerk. Rev Peyton H. Hoge, of Rich
mond preached the opening Sermon
The following ministers and elders were
present.
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Board of Supervisors meet next Mon
day for the especial purpose of consider
ing the court house question.
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Fidelity Lodge No. l, A. 0. U. w,
will hold its regular meeting in our
town next Monday night.
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For RENT.-My storehouse, now &C.
cupied by myself, situated on Holdens'
Greek. AS the oyster season now be.
gins, a profitable business CAN be carried
on. Possession will be given immedl-
ately. Will sell to the renter il desired.
my stock of liquors and a few groceries
at a discount, also transfer my license
to sell liquor. For terms apply to
John S. G;iskins.
Jenkins Bridge z. %.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-The un-
dersigned, administrator of James p.
Haley. deceased, will sell on Saturday
September Goth 1855 on the premises OF
the decedent near louisville, the
whole of his personal property, consist
ing in part of household and kitchen
furniture. horse. cattle. hogs &c. Terms
made known on day of sale. s.
Jno. Z. Haley, Adr.
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The case of DR.. James D. Pitts,
charged with killing DR.. L. 7. Walter,
will be called at Portsmouth on Monday
next.
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Airy. Winder, colored, of Savageville'
aged 20 years, was confined as lunatic
in the county Jail last Wednesday.
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John w. Savage, who was so severely
cut by John H. Fisher at MappSville
last week is now in a fair way to recover
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LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Daisy Scarburgh has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in
Maryland.
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FOR SALE.-My skiff, "Rhoderick
Dhu." Is feet long and in good repair.
Can be seen at BOwmans Folly. For
further particular see or address
w. B. Coxton, Accomac G. H. Va.
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Rev. John G. Anderson will preach at
NIcKinnie church in our town to NOR
row morning.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Wanted-To rent for or more years a
small truck fam with a small comforta
BILE clearinghouse thereon. Apply to
Judge G.. T. Garrison or to the under
signed. w. l.. Elzey, Seaford, Del.
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Lloyd Wilkinson,
POcOmolle City, Md.

For Rents orehouse 45x2S-five
rooms furnished above for the accom-
mediation of a family, at Oak Hall sta
tion, on easy terms. Apply to
DR.. w. S. Horsey
Oak II II.
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NoTrcE.-My horse, Sam Bell will
stand for service at Ed. Lang's near
Maryland line during this and next
week. w. B. CoXtOn.
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NOTICE. : Bartholomay's Rochester
stock lager beer, for family use, will keep
foran indefinite time. For saleby VIM.
G. Hall. Accomac, G. IL.
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NOTICE. am the snle owner of Sam
Bell, (having purchased tile INTEREST,"
and will stand him for service In the
lower part of the county next season.
II. b. CoXtOn.
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RARE CHANcE.-First-class farmer
can rent the Floyd farm on shares, one
of the best paying farms in Accomac
adjoining Belle Haven. G. w. Jacob.
Belle Haven.
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For sALE.--skiff, E. L. Willis, 16
feet long and in good repair on liberal
terms. Can be seen at Willis Wharf.
county. For terms adj
dress or call on e. w. Thompson, or
z. Willis, Exmore station. Va.
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For SALE-A fine line of ready made
clothing suitable for men youth or boys,
which owing TO the late season l offer to
the public at reduced rates.
d. FL. Johnson.
Leemont, Va
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FIsH.-Salt spots and trouts for win
ter, can be secured in any quantity by
applying to j. w. Borum, Eastville,
Va. Send in your orders early. Prices
$40, $l2, and Sl4 per barrel. Fish de-
livered at Eastyille.