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To Trustees and Teachers OF Public
Schools.

AS the old year with its joys and sor-
rows, work well done and otherwise, is
nearing its close, perhaps 1t is not anliss
for us, public school trustees, teachers
and superintendent, to meet per this ac-
cessible medium to US all, with The
kid permission OF cur esteemed county
editors. )iand have little Xmac.s school
talk, that may tend to tile good Of all
concerned.
lst.-I desire TO thank you four five
boards Of district trustees) for your e1-
ceedingly courteous and kind co-opera-
ton with me in all the duties pertaining
to my office. ard for your successful eff
forts in procuring good teachers and
III making them as comfortable in their
various fields of labor, as the circum-
stances and funds at your disposal will
admit-and l doubt not that Il renewed
continuance of sait efforts will lie man.
ifested Ivy you with the coming of the
new year.
2ml.-I would suggest that every
trustee in eur county make it IL rule to
visit, at least. two schools in YOUR dis
trict each month. BY so doing each of
eur 81 schools will have been visited Di
a school trustee from two to- thee
times during he session, and the
little things indispensable tu the wants
and comforts of lie school room there
10y come more directly unde, your no.
tice and you Will be better prepared to
act promptly and wisely. i sides tlfe
teachers aud children will always wei
come and appreciate your presence
it will cheer and stimulate them, TO be
thus constantly considered the objects
Of your care and attention, and twill
be Il source OF great qualification and
help to me, as the monthly reports of
teachers come in from every section OF
our county to see so many visits by trls-
tees reported by them. Let the num-
Der of professional visits lly trustees le
doubled in 1857.
3d. wo:ild urge continuance OF
pronlptnesS nn your part i'll returning
orders for teachers warrants OH our es.
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ParkS1ey.

Rev. navis or Galloway will preach
in the NJ. Z. Church, next Sabbath, at
10 a. N.
Our enterprising merchants are doing
a good business Notwithstanding the
hard times and unfavorable weather.
Workmen are pushing forward the
NJ. E. Parsonage and expect to have it
ready for occupancy by the first of the
year.
A ecioptic lecture will be given in the
church next Thursday night. Pictures
about five feet in diameter will be
thrown on CANVASS, among which are
many beat tiful bible and ant scenes, and
thirteen. showing shattered and des
troyed buildings caused by the recent
Charleston earthquake, accompanied
with lecture on the supposed cause Of
earthquakes. THIS will lie an enter
taillnleht of superior merit, as very
competent gentleman has it ill hand and
should command full house.
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Onunceck.
Tile merchants are receiving their
supply of spring peas.

The merchants are receiving their
supply Of spring peas.
Slocomh & Ames have just received! IL
fine lot of ladies' wraps.
Col. Vim. =. Custls Of Baltimore, is
Visiting friends in this section.
The Episcopal Sunday school will give
two entertainments during Xmas week.
Mr.. ]. w. Duncan. orr popular Jew
clpr. has moved into his new store OPP
posite The pustolli e.
Judge ]. B. Sener ri Fredericksburg,
WAS among the arrivals on steamer Tan
gipr Wednesday morning.
1t is n girl this fine and now no one
of our citizens smiles ST. sweetly as Mr..
Henry F. Powell. when yontipy your hat
and tender congratulations.
MI q. Jennings NAPLES anil Miss
ElnmaS. Finncy we've married at the
brides residence. Wednesday evening.
Rev. j. w. Humlley, officiating. The
WEDDING feast was served at the resi-
lence of Mr.. John s. NAPLES OnHncock.
Sixty invitations were sent out and most
every one favored with one a allied
themselves of The opportunity, to par
take :of tile elegant repast, which
was served on the occasion.
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A RraIscmnn Killed

Mr.. VIM. Waller, a brakeman in the
employ of The New York. Philadelphia
s. Norfolk Rlilrold Company, was
killed at E;lstvilln station. Nortlamp-
ton, Va. OH last Monday morning. In
anawer to the engineman' signals he
was climbing to The top of the Cur to APP
ply the brakes, when lie was struck on
the head by the water plug att iched to
The tank at that place and thrown to
tile ground several feetaway, His heMl
was completely crushed by the pipe or
plug and he died Immediately. Hts re-
mains were taken to Drlmar, Delaware
forinterment. IT is Thought that the
tank was ol,scured by the smoke blowing
in t!lat direction and hence the accident,
which resulted so fatally. lie was
brother OF conductors Jos. and Martin
Waller.
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Express trains leaving Harrington 5u u M.
and arriving Mt 4G p. NJ, runs through soIio 10
and from Baltimore via. ,rter's anu newark.
Now YORK, phladelphla Norfolk Railroad E4-
prcss Leave Phiiadclphia lilo p. M. caliy.
Baltimore 1885 p.m.. Wilmington ll.5o p.m.' oaiiy,
stotling at Dover and Delmar regularly; ard at
New Castle, Middotowp, Clayton, Harfington'
and Seltord TO leave passengers from Wllhilh:-
ton and points North or take on passengers SCUM
Of Dclmar.
The IL pm train also stops at Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington or points nCrtn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leave Delmar l.l5 q. m.
daily, Dover 2.36 am, regularly arriving WI.
mington 1855 Il. m, Baltimore 60 q. ILL.,. aud
Philadelphia 4.50 o. IN.
The Is a. m. train also stops at Seaford, Har-
rIngtou, Clayton, Nlddletown To loave passen-
gers from points south OF Delmar. or take on
passengers for Wilmington and points North:
New Castle accommodation Trains Leave VIII
mington 500 am, and so p. IN. Leave Nc" Css-
tie G, ~ a. m. aud IS y. m.
Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia Br. Truins.-
Leave Harrington for Lewe3 11.05 q. m, 500.
For Franklin and way stations !l.oo q. m. no ar
turning trains leave Lewe5 for Harrinetol $50
4. n., and 80 p. Ill. Leave Franklin gu .. m.
Queen Anne & Kent 4. Leave ToN1ttho lor
Centreville and way stationso 4ea. m. and Al p;
M, week days
for Oxford aud way stations 10 W q. M aid IL p.
NJ. week days.
Cambridge & seatord R, R.-Leave seaford for
Cambridge and way statl0ns II 50 q. m. week "a ~
Couurctiop-At Porter, with Newark & De.a'
ware City Railroad. AT Townsend. With Que IN
Annes & Kent Railroad. At Clayton, Win De.a-
ware Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore ana
Delaware Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland & Wright. Rhiltoad. At
soatord with Cambridge soaford Railroad At
Delmar, with New York, Philadelphia &Norfolk,
Wicomico & Pocomoke, and Peninsula Rail roads
CHAJ' e. pUGh. General Nanagor.
J.R. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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l.. Floyd Mock special commissioner,
will sell at Mappsburg, this county. on
Saturday, December 18th. 1856, at . p.
M, the tract of land belonging to the
heirs of Elijah W. Sturgis, deceased.
situated near the Coal Kiln. And at
GAINESVILLE. northampton county, on
Saturday. January 1857 at , clock.
D. M. the tract of land belonging 10 the
hei.s Of said Sturgis. and of Richard y
Mapp, deceased, situated in Occallan-
II pck neck.
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Trucking and rruit Growing.

AS trucking anil fruit growing are
destined To he the great interests Of Ac-
comac in the future, combination of
those engaged in these pursuits is ne
cessaly tn secure the best advantages us
to frtights. &C., in getting their pro.
ducts TO market, and in purchasing the
supplies necessary for the business
',In union there is strength, is true in
agricultural as in other pursuits. We
are now paying a higher freight than
tile market value of our produce will
Justify; and we believe that if associa.
tons are formed by truckers and fruit
growers. arrangements Call be made
with railroad and steamboat companies
that will be mutually beneficial to lis
and to them. n view of these things,
Mr.. Editor. we would call tile attention
through your valuable paper, of all those
interested, to get together, consult and
act in concert, that the companies may
see that we mean business. We should
he allowcdto get our trucks andfrui to
the northern markets, certainly as
cheap as those engages, i'll the same pur-
suits shipping from Norfolk can get
theirs to the same markets. We be-
lieve we can do this by proper action
We propose to hold meetings and pre-
pare for business for the coming spring.
We hope other parties interested will
give their views and propose suitable
times aid places to hold meetings. No
time is to bc lost. Come brethren to
tile rescue. LEE TRUCKER.
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Lille Orwell, about eight years
old, niece of Mr.. William r. Orwell,
of Horntown, while playing with
a pet poodle recently was bitten on
the arm. Tie wound at That time being
very slight and the dog giving lo evil
dtnce either before or since of being
mad nothing WIS thought of it. The
little girl, however this week was at
tackled with commissions and las shown
other symptoms, besides of being vic
tim of hydrophobia. The aversion to
water. which usually accompanies at
tacks Of the dreadful disease is still
wanting in her case and on that thread
alone hangs any hope that it may not be
hydrophobia and of her recovery.
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Capt. .Jno.S. Gaskins and crew of the
oyster police force, captured two ne
groes, Geo. IIlghlind and Delaney
Wright. of Crsleld Md, on1lth inst,
while dredging in Pooomnke and their
hug-eye, the DAISY" Their compan-
ion. a white man escaped to another
boat. The dredgers showed fight-when
attacked by the police force and several
shots were exchanged. Four other boats
Were dredging at time the ''Daisy" was
captured and could have been bagged al
SO had not the supply of ammunition of
the police force become exhausted.
which made pursuit of the offenders i'm
practicable. Constable Gladding brought
the negroes captured, TO Jail lust Mon
day.
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M's;rs. Is!na w. Mears and Geo. W.
Abd l.. Of our town, attended as dele
gates, tie Grand Lodge of Masons,
vhicllmet in Richmond last Monday.
Pr +. Littlct IL. son of Rev. Oscar
Litteton and R,.v. Dr. Leo ROsscr will
reside in our town another year. They
have already arrived and are occupying
dwelling If Mr.. Don Walling.
Rev. Henry Hunt and Miss Ida F.
Tankarl. birth of NORTHAMPTON were
married on the 10Th inst, Rev. G. ID.
Crawley officiating. The bride was a
very fascinating young lady of this vic
Unity.
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ICGlnONf
Leemont claims TO have the best pub
lie school in Accomac

Leemont claims TO have the best pub
lie school in Accomac.
Miss susie Timherlake Of Norfolk is
visiting friends in I.eemont.
Mr.. Parker w. Parks is again a ci-
tizen Of our town and The family of Our
efficient teacher. Prof. Winbrough have
moved from Pocclnoke to this place also
and now occupy the NJ. p. Parsonage.
The Xmas. exhibition in Lpemont
Baptist church will come off Tuesday
night in Christ mas or If weather unfa-
vorable, then on following night-llld
the exhibition at the NJ. Z. Church
takes place on Thursday night.
Many big hngs were slaughtered in
our town aud vicinity last week. MI.
Geo. w. Bishop takes the lead with a
porker of sos pounds, and Mr.. d. II.
.IohnSon's carries off the second honor
weight, 4G3 pounds. A hog of Capt.
Samuel j. Lewis, aged II months AIDS
days weighed S53i pounds, and age COLI
sidered beats the county.
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Slocomh & Ames Onancock. always
to the front in supplying their custom
ers with everything stylish, attractive
and cheap in their line have outdone
themselves this season i'll purchasing
NmaS. goods and in the low prices at
which they are offered. Their cl"aks.
jackets and short wraps ARE simply SILL
perb. Everything in their varied stock
will be sold very cheap. especially cloth
ing.
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Belle Haven.

Mrs. Olivia West, critically i'll of lac
is improving.
A Lodge of a. o. U. W, was organ
lied here yesterday.
Jacobs hotel, as usual, is filled with
guests, principally commercial tourists.
Mrs. Michaels and two daughters
from Western Shore are guests of Rev.
G. D. Crawley.
AS Christmas approaches, the business
of this locality brlghteiiS up-eSpccially
with the merchants.
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TarEfer.

Our Oldest inhabitants say. they new
er SAW such cold weather, so Early IN
the season before, as they have had this
Year.
The Eastern Shore las taken the
place of tie Maggie ard touches at this
place weekly on her way, to and from
Baltimore.
Rev. w. w. Wilson, =. E. !. held his
last quarterly meetmg here on the 2Stli
and s9th nit. lie will operate in another
field of labor next year.
The storehousc of Mr.. Elisha Crock
eft of this llace hps been considerably
enlarged and furniture and stoves been
added TO his stock of general merchan-
disc.
Many flocks of wild fowl were seen 60
ing south, a few days before the late
cold weather begun, but in their pereg-
rinations to a warmer climate they gave
this place such wide berth that few OF
them were killed.
On Wednesday night of last week,
some miscrrant attempted TO burn the
sto,eholist Of Crockett 4 Connorton,
located on the steamboat wharf. The
iiIc WAS started mder the wharf and
Lad nearly burned through the floor OF
The stoielousc, wien discovered hy the
clerk. The fire had reached within a
few inches of a keg Of gnnpowder. No
serious damage was dore. but for the
timely discovery, storrhonse, goods.
fish factory. so to IS cords of wood coal,
fish chum &C., would have been des-
troYtd at a loss Of several thousand dol
lars.
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blackstone & Bell, druggists, Acco-
mac G. H.. have just received u good
supply of Xmas go acknowledgements,
Nmas. and New Year CARDS. nume:ons
trinkets suitable fer presents 10 friends
or swrethearts. toilet articles of endless
variety, &c. The Virginia almanac.
which everybody needs and wants has
been received by them also, and is now
ready for delivery to purchasers.
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Ten,perancevisIe.
II. ]. ryr,l & CO., have received a
full stock of MAS gnc,ls.

IT. F.. Eyr,l & CO., have received a
full stock of MAS gnc,ls.
There will he fine display of fire
works in the public sq"are at this place
on Xnas. Eye night.
MANY fine lmrkcrS have bren S!augh-
tered in this vicinity of late. The lar
gcst were killed ly Messls. Peter f.
Shield and Geo #. tiladding. weighing
respectively $50 and 4s6 pounds.
Our srortsmen have had Zine shooting
of late The woodcocks in their flight
south for tile winter were compelled nv
the sn.w storm to stop here for u few
davs. and some 400 or 500 of them were
killed.
Two cnlored men of Mmyland cap
tur, d 10y Capt. Gasklns of the police
force last Saturday for dredging In Nir-
GINA wat ers. wel,. promptly aiTaigned
lrf"re Justice a. $ Taylor, and by him
sent on 10 The graz d jury.
Orr literary society recently organ-
lied is progressing liely. The subject
for discussion next Monday night is
Whether Judges ard District officers
should be elected by the peorle?' At
their last meeting they debated the Ques-
tSon Of Stock or Fence Law " The
majority OF onr people favor mo fence .
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Mr.. +. J.. Hancock. of Accomac us
will le seen in another column, is now
the proprietor of the "Tazrwell IIotcle
at Cape CHARLES City, We commend
him to the travelling public and can as
sure item Of good fare, ii, st-class ac-
Communications and polite attentions, if
they will favor him with !; call.
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Mr. L. lanes Guntpr .llss opened a
confect ontiy and toy Store at Accomac
G. f.. which now is fav"rir resort of
those in search of swcetmeats and MINIS.
tri. k Is for lclttle cones. He also bids
for tie trace of The adults Ivy Offering a
fine lune Of ciga.s and tobacco.
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The fine oysters which wereprcsented
to The ladies' of Accomac T.. II for the
l;Uar, and so much conrimented, were
presented 10y Capt. Edward Thomas 4
Son. Poconoke. Our correspondent in
requesting us to make the correction
says "tilat Messungn does not grow any
such oysters.
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Presiding Elders Appoint.n ents.

First round Of Quarterly Mee;ings,in
part. for Eastern Shore District Nj. e.
Church Snnth:
Wiromicn. Ael:brry. December 18th
and 18th.
Atlantic, Dowmngs, December 18th
and Goth.
Onanccck, Louisville, January 1st
and 2nd, 1887.
Pungoteague, Oak Grove, January Sth
ant 9th.
Belle Haven, Powelton, January 18th
and 18th.
Berlin. Berlin, January 22nd and 23rd
E;styillp, Capeyille, January 29th and
3Oth.
Cobbs Island. January slst and Feb
ruary LIST.
JOSEPH II. AMlss. p. E.
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Mr.. T. II. Carmine, superintendent
of the sunday school. authorizes the fol-
lowing: Cr:.ddockville Sunday schcol
will havea Xmas. tree and distribution
OF presents. premiums &c. +, to the schol-
ars Of tl.e school Wednesday. Deem
ber 10Th. All Sunday schools and friends
of the cause are invited to attend. Adj
mission free. doo,S ~ ell at : O'Clock.
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\ meeting of the members of Ocean
Lodge. No. ll6. will br held ut tleir hall
i, Machapreaeue City. on Saturday,
Nn,as. day, at y. m. y full attendance
is requested.
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On and after December Goth, D. II.
johnson. Leemont, will close or
overcoats at cost, also mems and boys
clothin. at greatly reduced prices. All
goods will lie sold low ut his place of
business during the Christmas holidays.
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There is probable no large city on this
continent where living can lie had SO
cheaply rs at Baltimore. The terms
at the 'Alalliy House fully demon
strate that fact.
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" AHI,iED.

LrwIs-WllITE-At Savageville. De-
cember l lthlSs6 by Rev. l.W. Humid
ley, James i. Lewis to Miss Matte n.
White, both of Accumac.
JEFFEEsoN-PEAnErrE-At Christ
church, ES,villp, December 18th, 1886,
by. lev. Geo. f. Easter, Arthur .Jeffer-
son to Miss Georglne Pearette, both of
NORTHAMPTON.
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The annual meetingnf the stockhold
ers of this company will be held at the
office of the company in Drummond-
town. Accnmac county. Virginia. on
Mtnday the 18th day Of January, 1887,
atten o'clock u. m.
WIN. CARIss, .TR.,
Secret Try.
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u. II. Johnson. I.remont. has arrived
home witla fine and large assortment
OF Christmas g DDS, to.s and fancy ar-
ticlcs, suitable fer Christmas presents.
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Nov. 18th, 1886.

V11RGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
' for the county of Accomack, Ill va
cation, November Sth, 1886.
John Z. l.. Hopkins, assignee OF .Ionn
Nicely ........ EftlilGlll.
Against
Severn e. BJwtluin and Laura a. q j,
his wife, in right of his sail wife, john
w. Bowloin, trustee for the sole and
separate use of the said Laura a. f..
Bowdoin, Peter Bowdnin, AIMS. Bow
dom Edward B. Finney and Virginia
u. his wife, in right of Ills saitl wife,
Arthur U. Bowdoin and - his wife
Mary n. S. Bowdoin, John W. IL. Par
ker, trustee. David B. Flnney Upshur
b. Quiuby, trustee, William Rev tot
James, and Upshur b. Quiilby, trus-
trp. ...... ........ Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject
the real estate of the defenlants known
rs s.The Davis farm" situated i'll Up
,hur's Neck, in AccUmack County, Va,
To the payment nf a debt due the plain.
tiff which is evidenced by the bond OF
certain OF the defendants.
AtlldaYlC liIVlDp Ucoll iliduC uotoi o'o
clerk of the sail court That the defend
lnts. Severn E. Bow,luin and Laura A.
e., his wife, in right of his sal! wife
Peter Bowdoin, Ann 5. Bow,loin, Ar
thur U. Bowdoin and - his vile.
and Mary n. 5. Bpwdoln, are non resi-:
dents of this State on the motion OF
plaintiff, by his attorneys, it IS ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this Or
der and do what is necessary to protect
their interests; and that this order he
published once week for four success
slve weeks in the PENINSULA En-
rERPRGsE," a newspaper published at
Mccormack Court. House in SAID county.
md also posted at the front door Ut The
court house of the said county ON the
first DAY Of the next term OF the County
Court of the said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, } H., z. Z.
lest. NJ. OLDHAM. JR., c. c.
T. C. P;irranure u Sou, y. Y.
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w. n. Pruitt,
Telnper;lnceyille.

For SALE.-On liberal terms. three
fine cults ami Morrell mare years old.
The colts are all of fine promise-one of
them sired by Morrpll. . !ears oil and
The other 10y BAjardo, G and II mouths
old respectively. The dun of the last
TWO Is The fine M0rlel mare advertised
above. Jos. Is. Ames,
MachipungO station.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. .-
OF THE .kS&ass
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice, on Ind after Sunday,
Dec. 9Th, 1855, will run their steamers as
follows, tweather permitting leaving South st.,
Wharf at $40 O'clock p. NJ.
Steamer TANGHER,
CAPT. $. Il. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crisdeld. F1nney's
Onnncock Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, RohoDoth.
Pucomoke City and Snow Hill.
Observation-Disclosures Snow Hill Tondays and
Thursday at d. ~, touching at river landings
lngs at tho usual hours Onancucx p. M,
Fimney's 2:30 y. m.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. w. W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Cr.sHeld, Horman's.
Evans, Doggs, Hunting Creek, Gulford and
Messongo. RETURNING-Leav Messongo Fri.
day Ga. M, touching ut Hunting Crook aud
p. m. Evans LIS, HofTlRan's q, Tangier Island
y, IN NJ,
Every SUNDAY for Crislcid. II 'frman's, Evans,
Bnsgs', Nludua, Davis. Rs ils'' Niles, Shields,
Hung,lrs aud rayor's whtrves. RETURNING
-lotves rdylur's Tues lay ut 6a.m.. touching
atthe ainve lending. ri usual hours.
AL Steamers leave crlsdeld fol Baltt-
W more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the ". Y, Phtln. and Norfolk, Wiconico and
Poconoke 4. r. daily, Delaware. Maryland aud
Virginia Railroads Oh Tuesdays anu Fridays
only.
Positively DO freight received after As p, m.
aud must DO prepaid TO all points, except
:, the N. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent,
IO5 South Street. Baltimore.
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For RENr-My storehouse at Dun.
kirk, now occupied by MIR. Cd. Dough-
ty, for one or u term of wears, possession
given January lst, 1857. For further
particulars address
Thos. L. Trower
Fair Oaks, Va.
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NOTICE TO CREDToRs-Al persons
having claims against the estateOf RI
bert Willis, deceased, will please present
them to the undersigned at the store of
Powell s. Garrison. Powelton. Va, be-
tween The hours OF Ga. III. Il ID y p. H.,
OH tile 10TH day OF January, 1887.
T.. V. Willis.
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FoR SALE.-A very promising Nor
rcll c,lt, Lwu years old, OH reasona lie
terms. L. w. GUSTS.
Eastville, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-12-18

For SALE.--One hundred thousand
strawberry plants, CRY ;t:l City, Bid
well. Silarpltss and Monarch of the
West at Sl.50 per l,00J Orders for
600 or more delivered III any station on
n. Y, Z. s. n. r.. h.. freight prepaid.
Geo. w. MrMath,
Onley, Va.