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when first arrested, protested their limo

when first arrested, protested their limo
cence, but afterwards confessed their
guilt. The confession brought to light
the following facts: that Caleb Brough-
ton was the captain of the gang, and by
II preconcertctl arrangement made be-
tween him and the other three, if either
was caught, John Cropper who was an
old offender against the peace and dig
nifty of the Commonwealth" in his Sec
ton, was to be charged with the crime.
Their plans failed-John Chopper was
relcased-and Martha, Caleb and David
were landed in our Jail last Saturday by
Constable Gladding, to await the action
of the grand jury. Lewis Downing 10
ing out ofthe county, has not been ar
rested.
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New YORK, Philadelphia L Norfolk Railroad II-
press. Leave Philadelphia 10.17 O. m, week days.
and lilo p. M, daily. -LeAyo Baltimore $40 a. m.
735 p. M, Wilmington 1855 q. .,weok days, ana
1l.53 p. m, daily, stopping at Dcvcr and Delmar
regularly;ard At Middletowr Clayton, Harrington
and Searord to leave passengers from Wilmington
and points North or take on passengers for Del
mar.
The 10 TIA. m. rrain also stops at Laurel, and
the IL 10 p. m. train at New Castle, to l0avo pas
songers from Wilmington and points Morrill, or
take passengers for points south Of Delmar lilo
p. m. tain also stops at Laurel to leave passsn.
gers from Wilmington or points north.
: NortlI-bound-Trains leave Delmar 1.35 .. n.
and 2.3S p. M, weekdays, Dover 2.52 a. M, and
3.51 p. ~, arriving wilmington 4.05 am. and Sic
p. m,- Baltimore 645 q. ~. and S.35 p. m, ana
Philadelphia $50 a. m. and 5.53 p. m. The 2 -
p. m. train ase stops a. Harrington, regularly.
points south of Delmnr, or take passengers for
Wilmington and points North.
~, The 50 a. M tran stots at Seaford Harriss
gers from points south OF Deimar. or take On
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains Leave vii.
mlngton at so p. IN. Leave Now Castle at 35p.n
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Lewes l1.oe a. M. 5.as
and S.4s p. M: for franklin aud way stations
HOG a. m, Returning, trains leave
Lcwes for Harrington IS. As, q. IN. and 90 pm
Leave FRANKLIN 6 SIS and 90 la. m,
C0nnection-At Porter. with Newark Dela-
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. with Queen
Anne's Kent Railroad. at Clayton. with Dcls-
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, vita
Delaware. Maryland yirgini. Rail- DAD. At
seaford, with Cambridge & Seaford Railroad AZ
Delmar, with New York, Philadelphia &Norfolk,
wicomico pocnmoke, and Peninsula Railroads.
CEAS e. PUGh, General Nanagek
J.R.Wood, General Passenger Agent.
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thinrotcngue.

The young ladies of the NJ. Z. Church
propose having an oyster supper, te
raise funds, to meet deficiency in then
pastors salary.
A street light recently placed in front
of store of our enterprising druggist
Mr.. o. N. Jones. adds greatly to appear
ance of that part of our town, at night
The estimated loss of Elva A. JEFF
fries, owner of the sloop Rebecca } :
Which was sunk during the storm OF
o5th ult., off Wachapreigno inlet. is
$500.
Rev. ]. D. Reese has been attending
Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference at Elk
ton, Md, and during his absence, ser
vices in his church here lave been sus-
pended.
Mrs. L. A. Taylor, one Of our fashion
ionable milliners, has retired from bust
ness Her house, purchased by Mr.. j.
II. Tindle. has been moved to Main ST.,
and converted into q boot and shoe man.
uf;lctory.
The proprietor of the "I.one Star Sa-
loon'' here it is sai,l las lively matri-
monial expectations. A recent visit 10
Delaware Of our friend, had signif-
canoe which means much, according to
madame rumor.
Mr.. Joseph T. Kenncy, delegate to
the Grand, Lodge, Knights of Honor,
which recently convened in the city of
Richmond, HIS returned home. AT its
session this year, he was elected Grand
nietetnr, tho highest Office in the Lodge
iii Virginia.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
Atlantic hotel this week are; Capt. j.
e. Mallory, light house engineer, G. b.
White, light house inspector. j. H..
Nicolson, James Trimble, T. II. Moore,
Phila.; r. G. Lowery, N. VT. B.
Doughty, H. G. Doughty, ~. Upshur
Mapp, Geo. E. Scott, BALTIC.
The contractor says that Killick Shcal
light will be ready for occupancy on 18th
inst, and Nm. Parker, colored, sccnnd
assistant of Assateague light has been
promoted and appointed keeper of the
new light. Elijah L. Wilson, of George
town, Delaware has been appointed to
fill Parker's old place. We areinformed.
that one if not both Of these men are ut
,erly incompetent, knowing nothing of
lighthouse work and cannot tell even
in what direction tile wind is blowing.
Such are the lnen appointed instead OF
our own citizens, whose. life work has
been such rs to prepare them to ill eff
fciently thcplaces, which should belong
to them. 1t is to be hoped. that an ex-
animation will be given these men-so
that it may be seen to what folly the CT
vii service laws. enforced without re-
gard to party obligations or efficiency,
lead.
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prcsid ing elders Appointments.

Second round quarterly meetings.
Eastern Shore District, M. E. Church
South.
Onancocll, louisville; Mar. 10, IA.
Pungoteague, Oak Grove; Mar 20, 81.
Berlin, Taylorville; Mar. 27, %.
Belle Haven, Powclton, Apr. ga.
Eastvllle, Salem; Apr. II, II.
Cobbs Island and Cape Charles; April
Is.
South Dorchester, Zion; Apr. "a, 25.
Dorchester, Friendship; May /, 2.
Dorset Mission, Bucktown; May 2,3.
Cambridge, Mays, 8.
Jos. II. AMIss, P. Z.
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Church Dedication.

The rev NJ. P. Church, at New
Church. this county. will be dedicated
on Sunday, March 2sth, if fair, if not,
the next fair Sunday. The friends Of
the church are cordially invited to at
tend on the occasion. Several ministers
OF tie church from abroad are expected
to he present on the occasion.
W. II. stone, PASTOR.
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Messrs. L. J. Hyslop, Solomon T.
johnson, Joseph Il. Kenney and John
". Guthrie represented their respective
lodges, at the Grand Lodge Of Knights
Honor, Which recently met in the city
of Richmond. The proceedings show
Mr.. Hyslop as member of the COM
mittee on mileage and per diem, Mr..
Guthrie on pleas and griavences and the
election of Mr.. Kenney as grand dicta-
tor.
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A night school has been established at

A night school has been established at
Accomac G. H., by Mr.. G. NJ. Bayne,
principal Of our graded school, having
for its object the instruction of those,
whose education has been neglected. The
tuition fees charged l'y him are exceed
ingly low showing that moneYed con-
sldtratioh does hot influence him in his
good work, SO much as desire to bene-
fit those, who need his instructions.
His is noble work, and every citizen
having the good of the community at
heart should appreciate the services he
would render and aid him with words OF
cheer.
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Prudence dictates that great care
should betaken in the selection of sew
ing machine. We commend the Davis
Vertical Feed. This machine is gem,
which, once obtained, will never be ex-
changed. It is the favorite for the fam
lily. and the posscssor of one is always
glad to recommend it. 1t is the only
machine on which all kinds of sewing
can lie done without basting.
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OAK MALL

There Is great depression with us in
mercantile and money matters.
Considerable activity is being mani
tested by the farmers in this section.
Large congregations have attended
the services held here on Sabbath and
to the present time also, the meetings
held during the week.
Mr.. James T. Groten and Miss Ger
tie F. Birmingham, both of Aceoniac
were married at The Oak Hall parson-
age on the 10th inst, by Rev. d. Nj.
Wallace.
The oystermen, noble and generous
class Of our citizens are much behind
financially in their winters work and
generally depressed by the losses incl
dent to the late flood and severe winter.
But no doubt a kind Providence will
give timely relief.
Jno. VIM. Bonnewell died on the 9Th
inst, after three week IS illness and great
suffering which he bore patiently. His
funeral was preached by writer to very
large concourse of people. He was all
amiable, moral and very popular young
man. May the bow of mercy and peace
encirele the hprpaypd ones.
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Letters UncaIIcd for.

Advertised list of letters remaining
unclaimed in the postoffice at Accomac
C. H., Va, March 18th, .sS6:
Isaac Adams, Mrs. Mary j. Bailey,
E. G. Beccher, Miss Linars Conquest,
George H. Evins, Mrs. Ann Foskey,
Lewis Garrison, Lloyd A. Joynes, James
Lane. Rev. John Mason, Ellen Farmer,
Mrs. Amelily Satchel, Mrs. Amally
Satchel, Samuel R. Taylor.
WI. P. BELL, P. NJ.
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Allowances to processionerS for their
services will probably he made by the
court at its March term next, and eight
of the districts have not yet made their
reports. Some of those which have been
returned have not been signed, and are
therefore incomplete. These matters
Should receive Immediate attention.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTrcE.-All persons indebted to me
are requested to settle by 5th of April
next. after that date all claims, which
have not been arranged to my satisfac-
tion, will be placed in the hands OF IN
officer for collection without further no.
tice. | have anew and select line OF
goods on hand anil all except groceries
are sold at 5 per cent discount for cash.
A. T. Mears,
Mearsville, Va,
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Bishop White of the Episco1aI
Church has made the following appoint
ments for churches in Accomac for the
month of March: Pungoteague 25th.
Onancocl, Goth, Temperanceville 9th,
Drnmmondtown oSth. Services will be
held at each place at II a. m. At each
service collection will be taken up for
the purpose OF educating young men for
the ministry.
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Shaving, Hair Cl''''..lI,
Sl::npD0ilg
Delawarc Groyn Seed Sweet Potato
For S1Lc.

NY stock OF seed sweets we're
grown from choice select seed OF
the Sussex Golden Variety, an ex-
ira early productive and hardy
yellow potato and extra market
potato. The quality of my seed
sweets cannot be beaten in the
market. will pay freight direct
frou the house in which they are
kept allthe winter to any station
on the NJ Y. p. u N. R.R. ] will
ship them direct from winter quar-
tiers, thereby avoiding their getting
chilled as it is often the case when
brought from the cities. The pc
tato is a pure yellow and should
not be mistaken us the Early Gold
Ell. Prices will vary according to
market value. will have also
sprouts for sale in season at S1.50
per 1000, special rates on large lots.
Address
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GreeIlbn ckyflie.
Health of this village is very good.

Health of this village is very good.
Oyster markets are very poor at pres
ent.
Enoch Conger. Esq, who has been
suffering for some days with an attack
of facial paralysis, is improving slowly.
The lighthouse on Killck shoals is
nearing completion: Cannot some good
Democrat be found willing to serve as
ht-keeper?
The late protractcd meeting held in
the new NJ, Z. Church at Franklin City,
has closed fortlc present; there were
three converts during the progress of
the meeting.
The re construction of the pier at
Franklin City blythe Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. making the entire struc-
ture nearly new, lsa want long seen and
recognized by the people who are ac-
quainted with it's dilapidated condition.
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re the Fruit Growers of Accomae,

1t isvery important for mutual pro-
lection, anda mole thorough develop
ment of the business, that we be or
ganized. 1t is therefore proposed that
we meet at Drummondtown on the Goth
of March. it being court-day. and or
ganize Fruit Grow er's Association
Any fruit grower that cannot be present
OH that day and wishes to join such an
organization can address note to Judge
Gunter, Acconac G. H.
FRUIT GROWER.
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George aIiliner, who was serving a
term of Imprisonment in our jail, for
an assault upon Major George P. Barnes,
has been pardo by the Governor and
was released Thursday. Nat Lang and
George Finney, imprisoned for same Of
fence, were pardoned and released on
yesterday.
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Our friends, Mr.. David T. Topping
and son favored us with visit this
week. They are delighted with their
new home at New Church and have only
kind words for their neighbors. They
will return their Kindness and can ma
terially help them also. by giving them
more advanced ideas in the culture of
the sweet potato.
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Valuable Town Lots for
Sale at Private Con-
tract, at Accomac G. II.
offer for sale ut private contract

I offer for sale ut private contract
l. House and lot where now reside
at Accomac G. II. This lot contains
14f acres, has new two-story dwelling
thereon, with 8 comfortable rooms (4on
the upper and 4 on lowee floor, and
all necessary outbuildings aud enclos-
ures in good repair. Will be sold as one
parcel OF subdivided to suit purchasers.
2. Lot known as Hickman Lot,
containing ST acres. This has dwell
ling thereon, and is susceptible of parti-
ton into desirable lots for building
purposes, which are offered for sale to-
gether or separately.
The above property is offered for sale
at reasonable prices and OH easy terms.
A. LILLISTON
Accomac G. a., Va.
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Sealed proposals will be received, as
will he seen BY advertisement, signed
lighthouse engineer, fifth district, for
furnishing the material and labor of all
kinds necessary for building jetty and
wall of logs or stone, or of brick or stone,
at Cape Cha les light station, Va.
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1t is reported that the EASTERN vlr-
ginian lH.s again changed hands-the
purchaser being Mr.. Hoffman, of Liber-
ty, Va. We have not had the pleasure
of meeting our new brother-but none
the less extend him q cordial welcome
to his new field of labor.
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A Welcome Revival.

Some years ago the late pro-
prietor, Mr.. Charles Goddard of
the Gent Wayne stable at Baltimore,
manufactured a linament known as
IS Potion which was extensive
ito Che time of his death. and
solicitations Of The many
sibeas his daughter and Mr..
~ i Todd have determined tore
vive it and with your valuable support
place it once more before the public
They are reported as doing very we'll in
Baltimore with livery stables and the
principal wholesale druggists. They
have any number of Testimonials and
will shortly have representative in
this section.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. .
Eastern Shore Steamboat COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
On end after Sunday, Nov. goth, 1886,
saturday excepted) Will run their steamers, as
follows, leaving South Street Wharf ct 500 O'Clock
p. m.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. S. q. WILSON,
Tuesday and Friday for Crisned. Ffnney's,
Onnncock, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rehoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
Returning Leave Snow Hill every Monday and
Thursday at 6 n. m, touching at the above land
ings ct the usual hours
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. J. Smith,
Monday and Thursday, for Crisneld, Tangtsr
Island Finuey's Onancock Chcsconnessex, Gull
ford and Hunting Creek. Roturning-LeaYe Hun
ting Crepk ovory Wednesday and Saturday &C
500 A. b., Gulford 900, Chesconnessex IL Noon,
onancock pm, Finney e 2:30, Tangier Island I.
All Steamers leave Crisfeld for Balti-
Ky more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the n. Y, Phila. and Norfolk, Wlcomico and
PocomOke. and Delaware, Maryland and Ytr.
ginia Railroads.
Positively DO freight received after 5 p, m.
aud must be prepaid to all points. exeep
on the N. 7. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK, General Agent.
I05 South Street, Baltimore.
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The HANDSOME 7rotting Stallion
SA M BELL,


will make the spring season of 1886
OH the Eastern Shore of Virginia
at 915 to insure mare with foal, at
$40 for services the season. lie Will
be at Eastville on LIST day OF each
court and remain in the county oil
Northampton for two weeks there
after at such places as bis services
may be desired. The rest OF time
during season will travel in Acco-
mac, and will be at Drummondtown
on LIST day of county court.
For further particulars address
WM.J. COTTON,
Acc0mac G. a., Va.
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The Handsome rrottiag Stallion
SIGN EFT

which took the 1st premium in 1885,
and the End premium in 1884, for speed
in the class of trotting Stalli0ns at the
State Agricultural Fair held ut Rich
mond, Va, will MAKE the spring season
in Accomac and Northampton at
S25 to insure mare with foal,
Is for services the season,
~ for single service.
He will be at Accomac G. H., the
first day of each county court aud re-
main there two days.
For further particulars address
b. It. SCOTT,
Bayvitw, Northampton, Va.
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The Mansion House, Baltimore is ad
vertised through our columns to-day
1t is y popular resort for many of our
people and deserves their patronage
Y-on can get there iirst-ck,sS accommo-
dations at county prices.
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Mr.. J. B. Savage, the clever and Elf
cient representative of Snyder, Harris,
Bassett & Co, Philadelphia, has been
taking large anil numerous orders from
our merchants this week.
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The new steamer, Old Point, will be
placed on the line between Cape Charles
City and Norfolk on 10Th inst. The
passenger accommodations on her, it is
said, will lie superior to those even of
steamer Cape Charlcs and her speed will
be at least 20 miles al hour.
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Travellers visiting Baltimore for
either business or pleasure will find the
"Maltby House" a desirable hostelrie,
located in business centre of the city,
and convenient to Steamboat landings
and railroad Gerots. Fare first-cl;ss
and rates low.
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A farmer shipped 25 barrels OF kalc
from Cleriton station /; few days ago,
and says he has 100 more to go.-East-
vile Herald.
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A Card.

We have choice lot of 10 per cent.
Peruvian Guano per steamer "Plan-
tainnd direct from London, which, until
sold, we offer from Bonded warehouse,
at the extraordinary low price of S54
per 9 600 lbs.
HoDGDoN s. SPENCER Co,
1915 156 Water St.. Norfolk, Va.
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A cargo of No cypress shingles has
just been received by Mr.. a. }. Lillis-
ton, Accomac c. H, which he offers for
sale ut reasonable prices.
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The material for tho new light house
at Cape Charles was brought over the
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad a few days ago.
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Crisfeld Branch.

"f' stops for passengers on signal to conductor
..x'' daily, except Sunday. "I" daily. at" meals
Mt Phladelptna, AMI transfer ct Jersey City b.
STEAMER Maryland.
81. W. Dunno, Sup't.
Princess Ammo, Md
R. B. Cooke, Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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Several valuable lots aligibly located,
I'm OnancoeE. for business enterprises or
q, :. nome arc advertised for sale in our
issue Of to day, by Mr.. y. w. Lilliston.
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Poeomokc phosphate is offered for
sale by Mr.. D. II. johnson & Co.. Lee
mont per TONI SS3 cash, $50 on reason
able credit.
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For SALE.-At reasonableprices aid
on reasonable terms, three gentle young
horses, two. five years old. one four
years old. this spring-all good road
sters A. W. Liliston.
Main ST., Onancock, va.
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For SALE.-Handsome Hambleton-
ian mare, years old, sound, gentle and
of good size, for $3.50. Can speed, With
ont training in minutes.
Geo. T. Roberts,
Cheriton Station, Northampton, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Services will be held every Wednes-
day night. during Lent, at st. James
Episcopal Church. Accomac g. II.
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WANTED-I.ive canvassers to sell the
Improved Singer Sewing MACHINE
Salary and commissions paid: For par
ticular address The Singer MANUFACTURES
ing Company, Pocomoke City Md.
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NoT1cE-My thoroughbred Jersey
bull, will stand at my house near. Onan-
cock. Fee for service 81 80.
Wesley W. Bull
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WANrED.-A lrickmaker, who I'M
derstands burning as we'll rs moulding
bricks A. J. Lilliston,
Accomac G.. g., Va.
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BoGes-BArLEy-On oath day of Feb.
by Rev. W. Walden at residence of
Thos. s. Bailey. Henry w. Boggs to
Miss Margaret II. Bailey.
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NJ ARRIED-

CnAMDEns-TuRNER-On Srd day Of
March 1856, near Charlottesville, by Rev.
Rev. J. E. Humphreys, Edward Cham
beers to Miss Priscilla Turner.
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IMpoRTANT-A visit to d. H. john
son 81 Co. S store at Leemont is mat
ter which you cannot afford to neglect.
The reduced prices in all kinds of goods
there, enables you to save money. far
beyond your calculations until you call
and see for yourselves. Besides their
stock of general mercfandise-they Of
fer especially at this time Pocomoke
Phosphate. Landreth's garden seeds.
and the celebrated plow, Farmers
Friend. A word to the wise will be
sufficient.
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WANTED--The people of Temperance
vile and vicinity to know that we are
selling Jas. Myer s. Co.'S. celebrated
brand Of Monarch" flour. Every bar
Bronghton 6 Matthews.
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EssEssEz.a!sssssa
phila., Wilmington { Bal
ti1nore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,
NORTHWARD.

On and aftor December 2lst, 1885 (sundayse1.
cepted), trains will leave as follows:
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For SALE-Conover colossal aspara-
gus sets, one year old, at ST. per 1000.
John r. Kellam,
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ATTENTION FARMERs.-Can be
bought at Fosque& Boggs, Onancock-
corn-coverer anil cultivator combined,
refuse salt by bag OF ton, guano, -four,
and after J2ocomoke fertilizers &c:
! 49,, Md r,r anything you want II
u up ""''u ~ and your wants will be
mells by the ha -
-eX;; meKLE.-Sixty-hve bushels of
sweet potato seed for bedding purposes,
of which IS bushels are Slip seed.
Geo. r. Phillips,
louisville, Va.