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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
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unb geidwiire psroen baIo sebetlt, &raufe, bic an
SfrofeIu uno an Nusldlag an ben Iugeu, benz Dtun6,
ben Obreu, ben 8einen, benz sails uuo BEN Gritien tetz
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brauGe Don Qued iilber b~errIbren, t0nnen imD baraniu
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LANCE senu9 sebruu6t miro. I'M aui ben G6lper einSus
ntrfen. gu baben BET aaen Apotgefern. @reis, eHu
0nfnr hiP Sfnihs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =

EsuBr, Sur6faH mnO Cholera DtOrbMS.
@enn es mad @Ori6rift se6rau6t pirb, Itn6ert es in
penieen Dtinuten SrGmpfe, 0taaeuidure, SoobrenneH,
~&Opii&merSen, Ourdfau (Summer @omploint), 0tubr,
Eoltt, SlGbuugeu uuo ale innerli6eu geiDeu.
Otetienoe iolten INNER cine Slaife DON &abwaps
Tfeltei bel id baben. @intoe 3ropien TIM @aier gez
nomuen, perOen Srontbetgen ober S3mer3en, lie Our5
ben a8e6iel bs 2rIufpuierS ueruria4t perocu, Der9it1
ten. @lS Elm &ei3mtttel tit IS beier ais iran56li4T
SDafrdc oher gittPrs-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
9as tpaNte 9imOerMmasmttfel.

y%tabwop's gleuOp getief lit bos etnStge i'm gebraua
6eftnoli6e Setlmi't eG, we(6es ioiort ieben Gdners
tilt. @s ltnbsrl ansenbltfli6 un6 belt in fir'eites
Sett neru6ies uno anoere5 6Opfpeb, 3abnidmer3en,
mus, 9enoenretBeH, S6uta5en unO &9udde i'm Rreu3,
IN &ldgrat nnb tn ben 9{terer, S6mersen in Der Yes
Der, Srultfelent3unoung, @ntStnOuns Der Gelente,
@errentun9en, WHnoen, Snietteultt6e, urb S6merSen
ousr Nrt. JtaOwap's 0teaOp GelIef sewdart iotOrttse
Grlet@ternnS, unO roirb bel fortgeiestem @ebrGu&e in
ns1Loet Goaen cine pgrm0nente Rur belpLrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

TN tbren ueridtebenen Sormeni
btbi9es mnO faItes Itebsr.
GS 9tebt tein Seilmittel in BET @elt, peL6es btbtses
hno falteS 6teber uuo ale uuoersu molartideu Salem,
S9orladz, &ppbuSs, 9elbes uno aubere 6ieber (nIit
!6Hlie uou Jabpap's 9tqen) 10 i6uea. betit als &aoz
MAPS 8eabp 9teItef. Rreis, so Gents. gu PabeH bet
alien ApotDeferr.
DIR. Railways SarsapariIIian Re-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
Ra6man'S GarIobariIian @eiOIbeut,

eth SsiImtttel beitsbeuO aus SngreOiensien non auBerz
teIter 0~tetnbttt, BELT, ftcut ,pteoer Der unb trdftist BEN
t%erriItteten uno entfrGiti9ten R6rper. Is lit raid, onz
9enebu. ftder uH6 oauerHo tut gebrau3 unS in Der
RuT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
Scr arpRe @lmtrefmt0er.

CUR 5eiGuns auer @rOntiaen 2eiben, StrOfetu. SdwinSs
iuHt OriiienIeioer, 9eiGmire, 9ronii6en &%beumattsS
&unsens uub 5alSibet, our Geiuisuug oss Slutes uuO
anr @iebsrberltelmna Der @eiunoheit Mnb Der Rraite.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Our Next Consres..nan.

MIR. EDIToR-A telegram. from Oman
cock, speaking of the selection of dele
gates to Tappallanluck, says: ''Allthe
delegates are said to favor the reiIumi-
nation Uf Hon. Thomas CrUXtun. l
should he glad to know from whom the
correspondent derived his information?
My Information does not run that Way
and speak from personal converoa-
ton with some of the delegates. 1t is
usually believed that delegates are Sc
lected to represent the views Of the ma
jority of Tie party by which they are
chosen. From frequent conversations
with gentlemen from various sections Of
the county, / am led to believe Mr..
Croxton is by no means the preference
Of the majority of the Democratic party
here. and the assumption that he is,and
any action based thereon, Ivy the dele
CATION selected will not represent its
Sentiment. l know of nothing from
the time OF lis being put i'll nomination
at TappahannOck in 1854 to the present
time, which has had a tendency to make
him its preference. He is not only not
the choice OLA majority of the Demo
Gratis of AccOmac, but would be the
least acceptable of any candidate spoken
Of; although they will, possibly. as a
body accept him if he be the nominee
These are facts to be remembered. 1t
is imperative, the mali who can best
command the Democratic vote OF Acco-
mac rs well as carry the entire vote Of
the Western Shore, should be the nonii-
nee. 1t is not Hon. Thomas CruXtull.
a DEMOCRAT.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Fuir nj Belle Iravcn.

The Fair held at Belle Haven on
"Wednesday was the most complete in
all its arrangements of any ever seen on
the Eastern Shore. Nothing advertised
III the programme WAS omitted and
everything that Was promised. was
done and exceeded public expectation.
At all early hour Il large crowd assem-
bled in the grove, one Of the most beau
tiful OH the Eastern Shore and no jar or
discord was seen in the audience, NUM-
boring | 500 or more during the day
The corner stone was laid by brethren
representing five lodges, an eloquent ad
dress delivered by Rev. J. FL. Amiss and
the brass band was actually on hand to
discourse sweet music. To say that
it was success is faint praise, it was
grand SUCCESS in every particular, it
could not have been otherwise. The
object of the fair being to raise funls
to build church, all places Of business
were closed anil for the day every
one with rare exceptions We'd with each
other in making it success. The
grounds deserve especial mention-nat-
urally beautiful they had Gecn made
more SO by tasty hands ct those who had
the cause of the church at heart. The
sea.S were comfortably arranged, booth
tastefully decorated and the tables with
all Its aputenances-allt that could b.
desired. Lastly but surely not least
fairer maidepS or more gallant men
We're never more willing for yeu 10 COM
maud their services or served you more
gracefully. The collections amounted
S5l5. which will lie increased by sale Of
stock on hand $50 to $500.
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Furniture! Furniture!
The City Brought Me ar.

We have secured the CONNIE.
lious building opposite MessrS.
Lloyd & Dryden's, 3 doors below
our new dry goods aud clrpet stand,
and have fitted up LIST, 2nd and 3rd
floors for the display of furniture
alone. We propose to furnish ev
erytIling in the furniture line at
city prices -thuS bringing the
city within the reach of every one.
With the present railroad arranSe
ments, citizens of Accomac aud
Northampton can visit Pocomoke,
spend 5 hoays iu shopping and re-
turn same day before night. We
offer chamber sets, S and 10 pieces,
at 82U, worth $50; paIlor suits s35
and upwards, other goods in pro
portion. In addition to onr large
stock vi furniture we Carry IL very
extensive line Of dry goods aud car-
pets at our principal stand, Clarke's
new Brick Block. We invite at
tension to a special line OF black
silks just received ut 81 andl sl.25,
of IL reliable make guaranteed +"
wear we'll. We are closing out some
summer silks at 50 cents per yari.
and offer many bargains III dry
goods and notions TO make room tor
fall stock. Carpets at % cents to
Sl.25. Window shades at reduced
prices. We ha g a few handsome
baby carriages eft which we Offer
much less than usual price to close
cut. Customers from IL distance
are invited to make our Store head
quarters while i'll town. All orders
will he carefully filled at lowest
prices. Very respectfully
w. S. DICKINSON & SON,
Pocomoke City, Md.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Democratic IN set.ns at Eostvi,Ie.

Pursuant to the call last week, the
democratic voters of northampton, met
ut Eastvllle, on Monday, the 2nd inst,
TO select delegat cs to attend the cunvell-
lion ut Tappahannnck. on Tuesday. An
gust lOth. To nominate candidate for
Congress. TO represent the ST district in
the Iiftietll congress. The meeting was
called to order promptly ut l2 O'Clock,
and on motion. DIR. VIM. A. Thorn. was
chosen chairman. and G.. w. Stavro
SECRETARY, DR.. Thorn stated in very
appropriate remarks tile object Of the
meeting. -counselling. m oderatio II
and unanimity Of action. On motion
DR.. r. B. Taylor the meeting resolved
That they proceed to nominate, with
open doors. tire, delegates, from Ell. Ii
nagisterial district. The following
delegates and alternates WE'RE then duly
elected.
Capeville District. B. JordOn, +.
O. Nottingham aud DR.. A. D"nckeil-
Observation-Disclosures w. Not
tingham, Thomas Jarvis and Jessie
Williams
lSasivilc District.-G. w. Stavro, S.
s. Wilkins and Joseph Is. Amrs;-al-
tcrnatcs-nr. Il. Fred Floyd, john Ii.
Roberts and Geo. r Mapp.
FIrtnktown Dis:rict.-T. t. Upshur,
II II 3. James. and e. j. Tankam:-
ALTERNATELY. w Tuner, Zorro Willis
and John r. Floyd.
On motion Of DR.. Taylor, the follow
ing resolution WAS adopted:
Resolved. that it is the sense of this
meeting. that the delegates gn unin-
Strnctpd; also
Resolved. that the secretary notify
the absent delegates of their election.
and request them to he ut Hoff'nan's
wharf. promptly ut 12 n'clock Sun
day August :sth to take tile bolt for
Tapahannn"ll.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Vessel Property for Sale!

Pursuant to writs Of Fl. Fil. and
order Of sale on attachments in
favor of Yale, Bryan & Co, Darrow
s. Comstock, The Aibertson &
Douglas Machine Co., and Charles
G.kimbel.ly VS.. Fowler Il C,lebdrn.
I shall sell at public auction. at
Powellton, on Friday, the 10th day
Of August, inst, at II O'Clock, a. IN,
some valuable vessel property,
among which is one-half of the
sloops "Franl.," "Pcerless,' "FIor
ence KeIlingcr," also four seine
boats. Said property will be sold
OH ii credit Of sixty days, the pur,
chaser being required to give bond
! with good security carrying inter
! est from GATE. Sale made promptly
at tue hour named.
JOHN II. WISE, Sheriff.
August 10Th, 1856.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Accidental Fire.

On last Tuesday afternoon the ont
houses on the premises of Mr.. John
E. Bradford near Keller Station. tngeth-
er with about 25 barrels ..nf corn, sever
iy-live bushels Of wheat. farming imple-
melts etc.. stored therein, were acct
tlentally destroyed hy fire. It's oriGin is
unknown. bu. il is supposed that the
houses were set on fire eth. r by one OF
Ills little children in playing with match.
cs. or might have been By the fire from
tile pipe Of Mr. Bradford lllnself. His
loss is some four Or livphrndred dollars.
The property was uninsured.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
To the Public.

We, tie undersigned. successors
of the late. firm of ..Fosq Ie Bro. Il
Co.." give notice, THAT we hav.
chartered the schooner "Tauline"
and as soon as the sweet potato
season commences, will run her in
connection with our Schoouer"Nep-
runen i'll carrying potatoes t. Bal
rimore from our town. With these
two vessels we will be aus well
equipped in all respects to accom-
MEDIATE the shipping public as the
firm we succeed, aud we trust Il
continuance of the patronage be-
slowed upon "Fos1ne Bro. 4 Co.,"
may be our good fortune. The first
"trip will be made from our wharf
on 9TH of August.
FOSQUE & BOGGS.
May 2G, 1886. Onancock.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

On next Wednesday the Y. Y. P. &
n. X. K. will give Il special excursion
to Ocean City from all points from
Cape Charles to Parksley, for the small
SUN Of $50 and at less rates for
other points along the route. The train
will run through without stopping after
leaving Pocomoke, and will lave on the
train brass Uaid to furnish music to
the excursicniStS 1t will doubtless be
the most pleasant excursion ever given
on the road and no one who has an idea
what fun or pleasure means, Will if
possible, fail to 60.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
One of the finest specimens of school

One of the finest specimens OF school
cata'ogu we have seen for many q day.
is hat of the Onancock Academy, for
lS85-S6-Prof. Frank z. Brent, Princi-
pal. 1t presents roll of seventy-seven
students, AM, its course IS very thor
ougtl. 1t closes with series of testi-
monials from tile Board of Visitors;
Professors Fenable, Peters, Schele,
DE We're, Holmes and Harrison. Of thu.
University of Va; Gildersleeve Of
Johns Hopkins University; Peasants
and Cooke, of Hollirs Institute; and
Professor Harris. Chairman Of the
Faculty Of the Richnond College; Ger
tifying not only the fitness OF the i'll
struction, bat the proof of their thor
ough and accurate teaching. as shown
in the high stand their students have
taken.
We heartily endorse this school to the
public. 1t has all the elements to COLI
mend it as I. school for thorough i'll
struction-whilei is situated i'll Il most
pleasant town, where good board can
be had, and i'll delightfully."- healthy
section.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
NURSERY STOCK.

The undersigned has for sale Il large
stock Of trees and plants. as follows:
PEACH TREES embracing all the
APPLE. FEAR. CHERRY. PLUM
and OUNCE TREES Of every Kind
that are best adapted to the peninsula:
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY
plants. ,,,
My nursery is situated on the line Of
tile Great Peninsula Railroad, So that
there is no transferring of stock. 1t is
packed one day and in the hands of my
Mcomac friends ticneXt.
Mr.. John G. Figgs Of Keller. is my
agent for Accomac. to whom all commn-
nicatiuns Should be addressed.
CALEB BOGGS,
Morton Delaware.
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For Sale or Rent.

offer for sale or rent on reason,
nlile terms. very desirable farm,
containing about LOO acres, Situated
! IN the road from Temperanaevillp
10 Oak Hall, about II miles from
emperanceville.
Said tract Of land is in good con.
@lltion, we'll adapted to the growth
.sf all kird Of trucks, and has upon
abundantresources for manuring
urpoSps.
The dwelling and outhonses on
i .id premises are ampleand i'll good
,pair.
Said property will be sod on fol
wing Term ,:-One fonrtll for cash
le balance payable in l, 9 and 3
lars, the purchaser giving bonds
tisiactory to the undersigned.
For further particulars, address
WIN. III. COPIES,
Tcmp"rancnvillc. Va.
} tRGINIA: In tie Clrciit Court
for the county ut Accomlck, in
:, cation, .Iill, 29th, 1856,
james III. P,rriln0re....P Plaintiff,
against
Severn r.. Bnwdoin and Laura L.
: ,wdoin, his wife, Ann S. Bowdoin
J ii Mary n. S. Bowdoin, and John
~. Bowtloln, trustee for the said
= ,url e. Bow,loin, and Patrick II.
T. anton the tenant Of the farm
nown US the "Bowtloin Farm.
........................ Defendants.
III chancery, and upon an order
7 I attachments returned "levIed."
The object of this suit is to snh-
ct the interest anil estate of the
+, PENDANTS LAURA f., Ann S. and
AIRY N. S. Buwdoin, in the "D;tvis
armp in Upshur's Neck, in said
unity, and also the rents Of the
+ nd "Bowd0in FARM in said com.
! dine and to become due by the
-.fendant Dunton, to the Satistilc
nn Of the plaintiffs debt for 81,
W and interest unpaid and ac"rII
& against said defendants laura
-, Ann S. and Mary N.S.Bow,loin.
Affidavit having been made be-
!. re the clerk of the sail court that
ie defendants Severn E., Laura b.,
Nnn S. and Mary n. S. Bowdon
re non residents Of this State, on
re motion OF the plaintiff, By his
torney, it is ordered that they do
ppear here within one month after
tuc publication OF this order and do
chat is necessary to protect their
interests, and that this order be
lnbliSlled once IL week for four sue
,...SSivc weeks III the PENINSULA
.NTERpRTSE, u newspaper pub
shed ut Accom- lcll Court House in
lid county, and also posted at th"
ont duoroI'the court house Of said
,nnty OH the first day OF the next
lyrH, Of tue county court OF said
e a;:olDHAN, JE., c. c.
sssasoLDHAM, JR., G. C..
go. T.. GAtriSon. y. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Henry Hall,
Marsh Market.

Fon SALE.-For four weeks, to pri-
vate purchasers on reasonable terms, the
bay filly Kate, owned Ivy the widow and
minor children of John L. Lewis de-
ceased of Sykes island. The above
animal is sound and gentle. kind in any
harness. and III excel mt roadster also
one half-breed Alderney Gun with calf
crossed with Jersey stock.
EMILY F. LEWIS,
Sykes P. o. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

A party of pretty and interesting
young ladies from the upper part Of
our county who lave been for several
days OH Cedar ISLAND were given a
dancing party by the members of the
u. j. g.. of our town OH last THUS
day night at the FOLLY, the residence OF
Capt. o. a. Brown, which Was a
unique affair in every respect. Tie
members of the D. j. e. being conn.,
posed of manageable young men, de.
velopments resulting from the enter
tainment, are looked forward to with
interest.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
A festival will lie held near ,yardtown

A festival Will lie held near Wardtown,
in Northampton county, on Friday,
August the Goth, under the auspices OF
the members of Bethel church. twill
commence in the morning and continue
through the day. The preparations fol
making it Il pleasant day to those who
attend are ample. Everything thai the
"illner man" needs will be sup ,liea i'll
abundance. Good dinner, cl &c coll
fectioneries, SC. Nor will 1t be wanting
in the other essentials which even the
most fastitliouS may desire. We should
be happy If possible, to accept the invi'
tation 50 kindly extended US.
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A Card.

The undersigned will give his personal
attention to the selling of sweet p"tatoes
the coming SEASON. III connection with
his old house, T. B. ScllalI, Baltimore.
Shipping letter p. But I'LL cnnsign-
ments made to j.. T. l.eCato IL Co.
Philadelphia, will he promptly attend
ed to rs heretofore.
Respectfully,
l.. T. LECATo.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.-Our schoon-
ers will ply weekly during the potato
season between Or wllarveS at Oman
cock and Baltimore as follows:
The schooner Alice and Anna, J. M.
Copb, Caut... will receive freight every
Friday alY1 Saturday and leave for Bal
timore 12o'clock m. Saturday.
The schooner Geo. p. Keagle, b. F.
Crockett. Capt. Will receive freight
every Monday aud Tuesday and leave
for Baltimore every Tuesday at II
O'Clock m.
Notice will lie given of the time of
taking first load Of POTATOES. Withap op
Ell appreciation of past favors we prom
Use JO use of our utmost endeavors tU
merit their continuance.
The first tri;, vii be made from their
wharf 18th of August.
Powell Il W.ules,
UIaurOck.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

uRead the premiums offered for pro-
euanoaisel by the Firginius & Ocean
GERS wish rs .uroprietors of the fertili-
as possible, and TITO compete for them
should be large olit of competitors
them has extended to numel the sale OF
in every community who @itlioitrlners
ton pronounce the goods first claSS9,..
every particular. Let your brother far
merS who have not used them, see by
the results, as exhibited ut our fair, tue
mistake which they have made
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

Read the advertisement of w. S.
Dickinson 81 Son. Poromoke city in our
issue of today. 1t will he Seen that he
proposes in the future to carry line OF
furniture both in quantity and quality
eqlalto the best city houses aid to sell
it at as fair prices us You can get any
where. The firm carries also Il large
stock of carpets, white goods Of every
kind and description, &c. sc. Do not
fail to call when you go to Pocomoke 4
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

Delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention from Accolnack and North
ampton. are requested to be promptly
on hand sunday, l.. NJ. at Hoffman S
wharf. to leave for Tappah;llnuck.-
Acconack is entitled to 30 delegates in.
stead of - as heretofore announced
and a full delegation is desired.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
Accidental browning,

On last Tuesday, about noon, Willie,
aged 6years an interesting little son of
Mr.. Heze Fitzgerald. fell off Hopkin S
Wharf OH Hunting Creek. and WAS
drowned. No one witnessed the acci-
dent but being missed. his father went
in search of HIM and found him dead. in
almost an erect position, II few inches
below the water. ut the foot vi The dock.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07
sunday school Convention.

There will he IA Sunday School Con-
yeniioIi ut Turlingi on's camp ground
Pungnteague circuit, to commence
Aug IL. and Continue three or fonr
days. All the travelling and lucal preach
ers of tho district, all SUNDAY school SUI
permit ndents, and one delegate elected
hy each Sunday school, shall be mem
brrs of the body. The opening sermon
will lie preached the first day ut / clock
by Rev. }. w. Carroll; alternate, L: G.
Pullen. Get off at Keller station. where
you will be met by conveyance.
J. II. AMlss,
Salisbury. July Dist, 1856.
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DWELLING, STORE:1OuSE AND
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
AT 0NLEY STATION.

We will sc at public sale TO the
iighcstHAidder, on
,,atu. Aag., 14th, next, ? p. m.
fi5ont., ene&*tore of Nc 'Iath,
+ ;ro.- S,3saan}p station, the fol
wing real estate:
Lot No. 1-Containing 1 3S 100
"creS with dwelling and barn there
n. The dwelling has three rooms
II lower floor, and with some re.
airs could be made quite com.
~,rtable residence.
Lot NJ. 2-Conta;nIng is 100
..crcs, has a front of 104 feet Oh
i 'onrt House road and liz feet on
',nancock road. This lot an excel
INT corner location, within abont
100 yards of railroad station, has
:. slorehonse thereon lSx3o feet, at
occupied by McMath, Bro. & Go.
lot No 3.-Containing l 40 LOO
acres, adjoining lot No. L, with lbs
feet front OH Court House road.
Lot No. 4-Cont;lining 26l-100
acres adjoining lot No. 3, and runs
to line OF n. Y, PIX N. II. r. A
right of way IL feet wide to lot No.
!; will be reserved on the N. i. side
nt this lot in order to reach thicket.
(ot No. s..
Lot No. 5.-Containing G7.1OO
acre, adjoining lot No. l OIL tue
Onancock road, with 80 feet front
on SAID road.
Lot No. G-Containillg 6G LOO
acre, adjoining lot No. 5 with 13J
feet front OIL saline road.
Lot No. 7-Containing 5 90 loo
acres, extends from lot No. & to the
lands of the leirs of George w.
Powell, deceased.
Lot No. S.-Containing 8 500
acres, thicket land, adjoins lots No.
I, ) and 4.
Lois No. 3, 4, 5, 6 and Z are de-
sirable BUILDING locations, situated
f.on 15U to 250 yards from station
A plat OF the land CAN be seen al
the store Of McMltll, Bro. Il Co.
Persons desiring to locate neal
! the railroad have IL rare chance tc
secure eligible lots ut a thriving
! station i'll one OF the best trucking
SECTIONS on the Eastern Shore,
niles of Onancock; % first CAS-
,pelnng for Il doctor, dress maker
hoe maker, blacksmith, wheel
wright, etc.
The TERMS OF SALE.
Five per centum Of the purchase
money will be required on day o
,ale, with privilege to pay as mucl
more us the purchaser may desire
Che balance Of the purchase money
rot paid OH day OF sale will be di
tided into equal instruments, pay
able in SIX and twelve months. re
spectively, the purchaser to give
bond with satisfactory security
bearing interest from day OF sale
The title of premises to be retained
DIS additional security until th'
whole OF purchase money shall b.
paid. The premises to be at risl
OF purchaser as soon as bid of. VI
compliance with the terms, posses
SioD will be given to all the vacan
lots Immediately; to lot No. 2, tn
tstorclousc Iot,) October LIST, 1885,
and To lot No. 1, january LIST, 1885,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-08-07

Most Of the persons reported on the
sick list iii our town last week are con-
yalescrnt, but many others since our
last issue wcrcgret to have to say lave
btelradded to it. Now Mr.. l.. Floyd
Mock. Mr.. Edward Scott and Miss Ella
Flick are quite sick. and Mrs. Bette
Walston, is So seriously i'll, that her life
iS ,1oSpaired of,