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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

EXPRESS tratne leaving Harrington SIS a. M.
and arriving ats AZ p. m, runs through SOLID I"
aud from Baltimore Via. P.'rter's and Newark.
Now York. philadelphia 4 Norfolk Railroad E1-
press. Leave Philadelphia lilo p. m, daily.
baltimore S.U5 p. ~, y lmlhgtOn IL .55 pm, daily,
stopping at Dover and Domar regularly; ard Ut
New Castle, MIddletUwr, Clayton, Harrington,
and Seaford to leave passengers FROM Whining
ton and poIuls North vr take on passengers south
OF Delnlar.
me IL IL D. m train also stops Laurel TO leave
passengers from Wilmington OF points nortn
observation-disclosures leave DelInar l.15 d. III.
daily, DIVER 2.36 am, regularly arriving WI,
miugton 3.55 q. M. Baltimore Gas n. NJ. and
PhiIndeiphla 1850 d. III.
The Is Il. Ill. train also stops at Seaford, q IT
rlngton, Clayton, Middletbwn To loave passon-
gers from points south OF Delmar, or take on
passengers for Wilmington aud points North
New Castle accommodation Trains Leave VIII
mtngtou G. no a. m, and so p. m. Leave Now q u.s.
Ito $40 t. NJ. and IS .. m.
Delaware, Maryland aud Virginl1 Br. Trains. =
Leave Harrington for Loves Ills q. M, o.4'
and g. As y. m: for Rehebotn 543p. m, returning
leave Rchobutn $40 =. NJ; for Franklin and WAY
stations Ills g. m, Returning, trains leave
Lewos for Aarrlngton6 IS, ~, a. m. aud 90 p m
LEAVE Franklin SIS a. IN.
Conneciion-At Porter, With Newark Della
ware City Railroad Al Townsend. with Quooa
Anne,s \ Kent Railroad. AT Clayton, with Della
ware Il Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore aud
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, With
Delaware, Maryland Vlrgini. Railroad. At
scuforI, with Cambridge Soaforl kallroad 81
Delnlar, with New York, philadelphia Norroik'
Wtcomico pucnmokc, and Peninsula hillroads.
CHAS. z. pUGn. General Manager
JR. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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Several lightning freaks are reported
from various parts Uf the E. 5. during
the late storms. fortunately. however.
no serious damage Las Teen uone, though
dwellings ,outllouscs. trees;nld telegraph
poles have been struck without number.
In Northampton. damage is reported by
lightning to the dwellings of Messrs.
benjamin Nottingham, Charles God
win, Jno. Mears and others, and the &C.
cupants of some Of them severely shock
ei. In this county damage is only re
ported to Que house to wit; of Il colored
man near Mappsbnrg, the chimney OF
whose house was Knocked off and tum-
bled in on lis wife and Children but III
many instances trees were struck and
parties Shocked.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

The senior member of the firm OF Oil
xii Bros, commission melcIailts, New
\ ork, favored us with Il visit last Satur-
day. The firm is 10 every respect first
class, aud is increasing i'll popularity
with our people. Every Vne wllo ships
to them soon becomes convinced that
they not only Go their ''levcl best" IN
selling their produce, but have faciliti s
which enables them to secure the high
est market prices. We very cordially
colnmend tileiu to the patronage of our
farmers.
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For Sale or Rent.

! offer for sale Or rent OH reason
able terms. a very desirable farm,
CONTAINING about 100 acres, SITUATED
on the road from Temperanceyille
to Oak Hall, about II miles from
Temperanceville.
Said tract of land is in good con
dltion, well adapted to the growth
of all kird of trucks, and has upon
it abundant resources for mannring
purposes.
The dwelling aud outhouses on
said premises are ample and i'll good
repair. =,
Said property will be sold on fol-
lowing terms:-One fourth for Cash.
the balauce payable in 1, 2 and )
years, tile purchaser giving bonds
satisfactory to the Undersigned.
For further particulars, address
WIN. Ii. COPIES,
Tcmperanceville, Va.
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The New York, Philadelphia & Nor
folk railroad Company Will sell special
excursion tickets to Old Point and Nor
folk, good for one day, tomorrow, and
every sui day thereafter. a Round trip
ticket from Tasley costs S1.S0 and from
all points north of TaSley 81. The at
traction offered to passengers area
pleasant ride on the Bay-sufficient
time to witness the full dress parade Of
garrison at Fortress Monroe and ell
joy the music of the brass baud and the
opportunity to see and enjoy other
points Of pleasure and interest.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

L. Floyd Mock, as trustee, will sell on
Monday, August 9th LeXt, court day),
al Lastville, a certain tract Or parcei VI
land belonging to Joseph j. Robbins ana
wife. situated near AiauionIllle IN Nor
champion county, containing, by estl-
anatl0n .3t aces, and adjoining the
lands Ut MIS-. Patsy Failerly, Capt.
john Edward johnson and OtiieIS-
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NoTIcE-After August 1T, 1856. we
will sell goods ut 10 per cert. profit for
cash or its equivalent, thus saving our
customers per cent. of the usual pro-
fit. Positively no goods sold on credit
after the above date. All indebted to
the firm will please settle their accounts
soon as possible. either 10y cash Or note.
Parks u Causey.
LeemOnt, Fn.
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Mr.. Geo. J. pady, representative
OF tue Bergenlan Manufacturing Com
I,any, Hanover street, Baltimore, will
call " see our merchants ntXt
week. and as they prefer always to buy
the test goods and at lowest prices, they
are expected to hold their orders until
his arrival. Tie firm carries as large
stock Of goods ils any III their line OF
business m Baltimore, and will not be
undersuld. Hold your orders aud make
oul clever commercial tourist happy.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

Mr.. f. w. Byrd, with the firm of
james Niger & Co., passed through our
Gown this week and reports increased
sales ut the celebrated brands OF flour,
OF the film he represents. Several sum
mtr resorts are now Uring supplied with
them. We are not surprised. Good
articles i'll the hands of fist class NEIL
rarely f,ulS tu win public favor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

Mr. 1hos. J. Powell, representing
Mn. NJ. Powell & Co., will visit the
merchants Of Accomac neXt week, and
it is needless to add expects large orders
from tn. Ii, experience the best OF teach
ers having Taught them that iJ IS TO
their interest to Duy.of them. We cor
Orally commend to their patronage the
trim and lis genial representative.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

The "rowdoin Farm" in Upshurs
NtcA. this county, will be sold a5 public
auction, by Nicely & Quiuty, trustees,
on next Tuesday. 1t Is one Ut tie most
valuable farms on the Eastern Shore
AS Viii be seen 10y reference TO adver-
tiStment in this paper il Will be sold IN
three ;.rcclS ahu thus placed III the
reach Of Il much larger class Ul farmers
Who may WISH tU purchase.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

Corrected railroad time tables will ap.
rear in our issue of next week. The
onlv material change in the schedule of
the n. y, L. 81 n. r. r. is in the morn
ing train which now leaves Cape Charles
at $50 Il. H., arriving at Tasley ut 7.03
a. m. and at Delmar 8 90 a. IN. Indul-
gonct is asked from other patrons also
for other delinquencies. Two of the
conlpositors have been sick during the
week AMI it was Impossible for US to do
any better than We have to get out our
pupcr IN time.
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Henry Hall,
Marsh Market.

FOR IsENT-For year 1887. my farm
near Bethel church, between Hallwood
and BloxOm stations, and about miles
from each. 1t requires two horses tt
cultivate it, has plenty OF resources and
can be, rented for = term of years.
LAMBERT Fl. CHEssER,
Seaside, Va.
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The Dix farm. situated about three
miles from Accomac C. H., aud COLI
tanning l35 acres, was sold by Mr.. john
j. Blackstone. truslee,at public auction
last Tuesday. 1t was bid eli 10 McsSrs.
Charles. John, i. p, and Mrs. S;llie
Byrd. Ut The price Vi IS, l65.
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FREIenT.-'rile sloop, Lulu Bell,
commanded by Capt. James E. Ayres,
on and after June 18th inst, will ply be-
tween wharf of VIM. e. Gillespie OIL
Assawoman and Franklin City every
Monday and Thursday during potato
sea ION. Freight rates will be reason
able. With thanks for past ftvors I
hope for the continuance of the patron
age of the public.
James E. Ayres.
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Mr.. Roberts of the finn of Patch and
Roberts, Boston is HOW visiting our far-
,n,rs in the interest OF his firm. He
hardly needs to be commended oyou.-
Gun farmers all klluw that Patch aud
Roberts are first class commission mer>
chants.
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An excursion from Cape CHARLES to
Ocean City and intermediate points wAi
be gwen by rail next Thursday, I'D
inst. ExculSionists who go Will have .
hours at Ocean City. The rate for
round TIP tlom IaSlry and all points
SouthiS 81 ,5u.
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For RENT FOR YEAR 1SS7.-Several
farms, different sizes, convenient tC
railroad station or steamboat wharf land
having abundance of MANURE anil good
buildings. Upshur Is. Quinby.
February 18th, 1886.
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One of the public roads leading to this
station IS almost impossible. An up.
preparation by the court is needed. and
without it, its condition is not likely t.
he improved
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Democratic Meeting.

Hon. Geo. 7. Garrison, Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee,
authorizes the announcements that a
lueeting OF the Democratic purity will
he held ut Accolnac Y. H., next court
day for the purpose of selecting a lew
chairman and appointing delegates To
the congressional convention which
meets at Tappahannock in August.
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JOHN w. DUNCAN,
JEWELER,
VI ain ST., onancock

Watches pivoted, jewellel, ETC.,
in fact anything that your watch
may require. Work done in first
class style by latest improved ma
chlnery. My stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles Etc.
was never e1ualletl OIL the Shore
See advertisement elsewhere in
this paper, or call and seq for your
self.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

Fon SALE-King Philip colt of good
size and of considerable promise. For
further particulars address
w. RI. Slant,
Marsh Market, Va.
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NOTICE. have trainer from Bal
timure who wishes to take horses 10
drive for persons ona good half mile
track on MY farm. Tie will drive anil
feed them for twenty dollars. He is {.
man Of good morals and many years OK
perience in the business.
fred Wa,ldy.
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\ barrel of sweet potatoes shipped
fioIn Onancock Oh last Monday by JAS
W. Burton, colored, was sold in Baili-
more OH The following day fol- SIS.
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New Church.
Mr.. G. A. Hurley has converted his
barrOom into Il grocery store.

MI ". ~. Iluilcy udo COu!C LEU Ills
barroom into a grocery store.
Sunday was college days. in tue n
p. church aud the receipts amounted Il
1898.
Mrs. Littleton Tull has returned
from Baltimore, considerably Improved
in health.
The corn crop in this section has buel
considerably damaged OF late 10y the
wind and rain.
Mr.. Thomas Smith, who has not been
to tie Shire town for 20 years, Will make
YOU IL visit shortly,
Our farmers have harvested their
oats and wheat and say that tile yield Oi
each is unusually large.
a basket meeting" will be held in
NJ. Z. church ut this place on 22nd oil
August aid several ministers from
abroad are expected.
at a late meeting conducted by oul
NJ. L. pastor. Rev. Is. +. Jester at
Green backville, fifty persons were coll
verified and f0rty-f0dr joined the church.
The sweet potato crop around here
will compare lavorabIy with the best il
the county. Air. David Topping All Old
and experienced grower, says his crOL
was never better.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

The fair and festival held at the Bap-
fist Church at Cashvile last Wednesday
was Il success, despite the storm which
prevailed during most of the afternoon
The broadway Baptists return thanks
to thDse who attended for their liberal
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

PROF. GEMS CHOLERA CUEE-A
trial will show its superiority to every
remedy as prompt cure for bowel conl-
plants, craInp, pains, &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

FOE REST-Ihe house in Drum
mondtowu lately used Gy W. 9. Hall as
Il saloon. For terms apply to Geo. L.
Parker & Co, Accomac g. H., Va.
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Now is the Time
See and Buy
PATE & MAsoN's

We have Just received 81 tllll as
sortmcnt and q new line of goods
styles and patterns to please che
most fastidions and at prices to sun
the times. Special attention is called
to the following:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such rs Cashmere, Tricot, Nuns
Yelling, Worstels, Lustrcs, Seer
suckers, Combination Platforms,
Lawns, Ginghams, etc., of various
colors and patterns.
IN WHITE GOODS OUR STOCK
is tuil and complete, SUCH as Welts,
India Linen, India Lawn, Check
Muslin, etc.
Our selections are especially fine
of SWISS HAMBURG and Allover
Embroderies, Laces, Trimmings,&c.
We have also large list of Hats,
Shoes, aud
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Linen and Celluloid Cuffs and Col
lars, Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, etc.
A new invoice of
READY MADE CLOTHING
for men and boys bought on the
decline of the market we now offer
at very reduced rates.
In addition to the usual mercan.
tile stock, we carry a
CHOICE LINE OF FURNITURE
of every kind aud description--our
Walnut Sets being especially fine
and very cheap.
The times demand low prices. Call
and sec the bargains We offer you.
PATE g. MASON,
Leemont, Va.
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Base TIA 4 Notes.
, send the following for

Correspondents send the following FOR
publications.:
The match game of base ball played
between the Onancnck and the Pungo
league mines on the public school lawl'
in Onlncock, Wednesday evening. WAS
very interesting. Mr.. JIM. WIG. Black
stone of the Accomac bar was umpire,
and is decidedly one of the safest and
best umpires on the peninsula. The
game had be called at the end OF The
third inning OH account OF rain, when
the game stood n tie OH three runs. The
next game of the series Of three is to b.
played at Pung0teague, july 18th.
Be kind enough to correct the Error OF
your reporter from Mappsburg In an ar
iicle which appeared in the last issue OF
your paper, in which he says the Red
Stockings OF Northampton. beat the
combined clubs of Pun5uteague and
Mappsburg at that place On Saturday,
July Bird, rs not,a member of Fungo-
league Grays PLAYED with tue Maps
burg, but one did assist the Red Stock
ings as they were short OF men.
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MARRIED.

TAYLoR-KELLY-On the 9Th inst,
by Rev. j w. Carrall, near Conquest
Chapel, Oliver ] Taylor to Miss Elizl-
beth Kelly, both of Accomac.
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Browne. .lacob& Co., sold this week.
% cr.s of Mr.. YIN. J. Mapp farm lii
Northampton county, to Connecticut
Sentlelneu for 81 ,25e.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For RENT.-For the year 1887 my
farm near DruinmOndtown. For furth-
er particulars, apply to
Mrs. E. F. {. Garrett.
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Fox RENT.-Dwelling house i'll Drum
mnndtown, HOW occupied by Jno, f.
Lewis for the year 1857.
FL. Lee Lilliston.
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Mrs. ID. j. Wheaton, has returned
f,om long visit TO Pocomoke City,
Md.
Our market is now supplied with
green corn, peach; aud watrrmelolis
Professor Robert Williams of Univer-
sity at Tilton, n. H.. is the guest Of
Mr. j. L. kemiey.
a party of thirty from Baltimore.v Wis.
tied us last week and made things lively
willie here.
Eight hundred barrels of Irish pota-
toes have been shipped from ChlncO-
league this season which Melted 81 ,o0OO
Red Hill summer resort was opened
on "Wednesday, with 4 big da.!ce and
many of our young people WHO like tile
eight fantastic attended.
Our sportsmen report that game never
was s., plentiful with us and say that is
due to the TACT that the birds were un-
moleSted, when laying, this Spring.
A baptizlng of the colored people
takes place at Birch's landing tomorrow
and numerous witnesses IF the interest
ing event will attend both from the Is
land and mainland.
In match games of base ball last week
the ChlncoItague nine WAS beaten hy
the High s, huclS" of ilurntOwn by Il
score of 10 to- and won in Il contest
with the Greenback nine, by a score Of
lStO IL.
Mr.. VIM NJ. Holland, wife sister and
niece, IF Los Angeles, California are
stopping at the Atlantic Hotel. Mr..
Holland and wife left Accomac for Cali
fornla in 1852, making the Journey Ill
wagon in four months. heir return
trip, this ye;r. was made in six days and
at a cost to each OF thirty dollars.
Atlantic hotel arrivals: w. G. Hur-
ley, GEO. STRAIT, New York; Geo. Steph-
ems, Phila; b. +. Duntou, Norfolk: r.
r. Gunby, DR.. Richard Gunby, Geo. h.
Mclean, Baito; Jno. Parker and wife,
Wilmington. Del; VIM. Sartorius, Vim.
II. Pope. Pocumoke City; Mrs. Nm. j.
Bender and Mrs. ii. f. Gault, Los Ang-
los, California.
Trout spots, shecphead and soft crabs
are plentiful with us and the nenhaden
lave been caught in such abundance i'll
the lust ten days that the fish factories
were cver-stocked with them. The
latter was sold OH our street last week
by the cart load at 50 cents. The sup
ply of the menhadden is SO large that the
Gum II .ItffrieS factory has already open
ed and Wilcox s. Co., of Connecticut,
will resume Work at their factory this
week. Tie owners of neither o1 these
factories intended tU reSumt operations
when they closed last fall.
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For SALE-Ice by the season, month
or bushel at reasonable rates.
May 90, 1856. l.. Floyd Mock.
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A mammoth storehouse is being erect
ed by Me>srs. b. w. Mears 81 Son Ol,po-
site the station. Their old sro3house
is to be renovated and enlarged a III con-
verified into q hotel.
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For RENT.--For the year 1857 for
money or share of crops three FARMS of
different sizes, convenient to steam
boat landings and 81 miles of Hallwood
station. On each of them are gnod
buildings, good pastures and al abund-
ance Of manure.
Henry Hall,
March Mart at
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Bundicl the wholesale ice cream deal
or AT Onancock. also has for sale fine SUI
gar cured hams and fresh beef.
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For RENT-For the year 1887. two
farms; the one on which VIM. Z. Daugh-
erty now lives. known as the Bagwell
farm; and the brick house farm, known
us the West place.
Gen. r. West.
Arcnmac(, TT Va
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POWELL IS INSECT p owDEI-Dpstr
potato neas. rose hugs ~ Is. lie bugs.
insect on fowl, and llilarct life.
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Tie regular annual meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors will be held al
.Accomac &. H.. next couit-day.
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The Normal School opened at Onan-
cock on last Wednesday, and Is progress
sing finely.
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STRAYED-From my prem SEES, Fair
Oaks. a white sow. unmarked, one year
old. Alibcral reward will be paid 70.
her return. ]. w. Phillips.
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WANTED -Sitmt:onils clerk lily vnut',
D sixteen, good writer and acco infant,
Address Clerk,
cure Of tllis Office.

For. RENT-Th;t portion Of the fam
"Croppcrville : where Shepherd Down
ing's heirs LOW live. i. D. Parke5.
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IIuckleberries are abundant here and
sell at cents per quart. The rop de-
livered at this point this SEASON will
reach from eight to ten thoIisaid quarts
and net as the calculation will show
some $40 or $500
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DIED.

LUKER-Near Eastvllle July llth,
George Luker, aged AZ years.
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NoTrcE-AIy house at Fair Oaks, WAS
opened on the lsL of juno, for tho sale
Of ardent spirits.
A. Bull.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CONQUEST Chanel. near Temperance
vile is now cling moved to that village
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dlcnii}lsula Gnterplss.
AcCcMAC COURTHOUSE. VA:
SATURDAY. JULY IT. 1886:

esr- A cross-mars on your paper, before
esw your name. made with pen and ink,
49, indicates tnat your subscription has
@ expired. or is due. anu yon are IT,
"a spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
So new
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NoTICE-Our schooners will leave our
wharf at Hunting creek, every Tuesday
and Saturday nj II O'Clock. Empty bar
rels furnished at cost, and money letters
returned free of charge.
j. G. Justis & Co.,
Hunting Creek.
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John jubilee. colored, was sent to Jail
for 81 days last Monday, for stealing two
geese OF MI. j. w. BelUate. lie Was
caught while carrying away his pluuder
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Two hundred onions raised by Mr.. 7.
J. Kilmon this year filled a barrel .!ir':
81 barrels If Irish POTATOES Vas nia,,. ~
him from one planted. He u>eu cedar
Island E,aIl,, -: SAYS h.t i: is super
iOr II; vvtiy RESPECT To l>rruvl;. gU;,l!u.
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Keller.

a colt Slow comes off here on next
Saturday. ana trial of speed is the la
tUral Inference.
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fred Waildy.

FoR SALE.-Allerney COW and calf OIL
re soli:tble terns-cow fresh to pail.
,Jno. Il. Walker.
AccUnlac e. H., Va.
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A festival will be held at the new Bap-
fist Church in Messongo Neck. on next
Thursday ,23nd day Of July. Ice cream.
confecti0neries, &C., will be furnished
for the occasion at moderate rates. The
proceeds will be applied to painting said
church. The public is cordially invited
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Mr.. Augustus Phillips of this locality
has cultivated the native blackberry this
year, and with better results than those
who grew theu from fancy stock ST.
cured FROM northern nurseries. His
berries We're larger, pIettier, Uf superior
flavor, and tXceled the northern pro.
duct also III being almost entirely free
of the core, which detractS so much
from the value of the "fancIes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-17

Our m,llin.rs Mrs. Mears anu Miss
Carmlue have prUven So efficient IN their
business that their place has be.i ci"wd.
I'd for weeks and still they cVne. The
reasonable prices and the genuine taste
shown in their work were too attractive
10 lie resisted by our ladies. They send
for new material weekly to meet the de-
malldS OF their trade.