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Real estat e transfers during Sept.lSS6;
WIN. j. Mapp and Tx. to Nathan
Weed of New Y DIRK, lot at Exmore sta
tion: 5000.
VIM. l.. Scott and Tx. to A.J.Cassett,
rs lots in Cape Charles City; s. 500.
WIN. L. Scott and Tx. to Levin Z.
Canscy and Stephen d. I'ollitt, lot No.
SD in Cape Charles City; $50.
Albert F. Colband ux. to Abe Smith,
6 acres near Cheriton station, $500.
G. r. w Thomas to w. e. Thomas
and others, his undivided 1 interest i'll
land If e. L. j. Thomas estate, near
Upshur station: 1000.
r. &. Dennis and Tx. to John w. Ste
vens. lot at Machipungo station: 500.
P.J Carter to Isaac Gunter, 5 acres
near Fanktown; $50.
I'm. L. Scott to Nehemiah Saunders,
lot No. SAG in Cape Charles; $24o.
Charles Smith and ux. to Fannie q.
Arnold, acres near Franktown; $3.50.
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MARRIED.

SNEAD-MUNGER-October End. 1886;
on Chincoteague Island, by Rev. B. F
Jester. James Snead 10 Miss Dolly Nun.
ger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. End, 1886,
on Chincoteague Island, by Rev. B. F.
Jester, Fisher Bool to Miss Johanna
Fenwick.
ELL1s-L1NDsEY-On Thursday Both
of September, near Gildletree, Md,
Levy H. Ellis of Greenback. Va, to
Miss Maggie Lindsey of Baltimore.
CHERRIcKs-DA1sEY- October End,
1886, OH Chincoteague island, by Rev.
d. +. Jester. Charles IL. Cherricks to
Miss Ellen Daisey.
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Belle Haven.

4 little child of Capt. Spence of Will
lis wharf, died last week
Work will commence on ~ handsome
Office to be erected by DR.. Hyslop, next
week
Miss:Bertha Minson of Hadlcck left
last week to attend school in Baltimore
this session
Mr.. John NJ. West, of the firm of
West & Willis, goes to Baltimore for
new goods next week
No converts to Brownism here, and
discussion prevails even in the ranks of
his Simon pure Republican followers.
Mr.. Zorro Willis has returned from
Philadelphia. whittier he went to con-
suit a physician, mnch improved in
health, with prospect of complete re-
covery
The protracttd meeting at Trinity has
Just closed. at which 81 persons were
converted. At revival meeting low
in progress here thp"e have been some
three nr four persons converted
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Democratic Speaking.

Addresses will be delivered at times
and places designated below by following
speakers:
Saturday, October 9th.
Molestown, p. M, Parramore and
N. W. Muck
Parksley, 8 p. m. Flettlerand Brent.
Walter Halls store, 2. H., Fletcher
and Brent
Saturday, October 10th.
Belle Haven. 8 p. m, Blackstone and
Fletcher
Craddockville,7 p. M, Blackstone
and Fletcher
Marsl's store, Z p. NJ, Mears and
Brent
Bradford's Neck, I p. M. Fred Gun
ter and NJ. Oldham. .Jr
Atlantic, Z p. m., Parramore, Parsons
and Edmonds
Tuesday, Octoher 18Th.
Robins store, p. M, P;lrralnore and
Oldham
Wednesday, October 10th.
Casllville. y. M. f. Gunter and
Oldham
Barnes store, I p. M. Mears and Ed
monds
Saturday. October 23rd.
Pungoteague, 8 p. In, Croxton and
Blackstone
Cashville, I p. M, Croxton and Black
stone
Poweltnn. 8 p. m., Beirne, editor OF
State, and Parramore
louisville, Up. m, Beirne and Par
ramore
Assawoman, 8 p. M, F. Gunter and
Brent
Greenbackville, Up. M, F. Guntel
and Beet
New Church, 3p. m. Stubs. of Glon,
cester. and Edmolids
Saxes Island, : p. M, Stnbbs and Ed
! monds
Hunting Creek, 3 p. M, Dunlap, Of
Richmond, and Mears
Lecmont, p. ID, Dunlap and Near:
Marpsville, D. M, Fletcher and j j
Gunter
Bloxom's station, p. m., Fletchel
ard j. j. Gunter
Friday, October 10Th
Hoffman s wharf, Up. m, John Gun
ter and Ol1ham
! Bloxnnl' IS station, p. M, Blackstone
and Farramore
louisville, : p. M, JOHN Gunter ant
Fletcher
Saturday, October aOth
Nelsoria, 8 p. M, Fred Gunter ant
Edmonds
Mearsville, Up, M, Fred Gunter' ant
Edmonds
Temperancpville. 3p. M, Blackstone
and Join Gunter
Iloldeil's Greek. Z p. H., BLACKSTONE
and n. w. Mock
Masonville, p. M. Parramore ant
Brent
Fair Oaks, : p. M, Fletcher ant
MearS
Monday, November 1st
Modestown, ppm. Brent aud Flctch
er
Chincoteague. Up, M, John Guntc
and Oldham
Masonville, Up. M, Parramore AMI
Blackstone
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Express trains leaving harrington rs o: M
and arriving at ~ p. M, runs through sollo 20
and from Baltimore vIn. Phrter'S and NcWorK.
New York. Philadelphia T. Norfolk Railroao EA-
press. leave Philadelphia lilo y. NJ, daiIy.
Baltimore S.05 pm, Wilmington ll.65 pm' oaily.
stopping at Dover and Delnar regularity aEo az
Now Castle, Middletowr, Clayton, Harrington,
aud Seaford To leave passengers from WllminS-
ton and points North or take on passengers SCUM
OF Delmar.
The ID Ina train also stops at Laurel 10 leave
North-bound-rralns leave Delnar LIS q. IN.
daily, Dover 2.36 am, regularly arriving will
mlngton 1855 a. IN. baltimore Gas q. NJ. and
Philadelphia 450 a. m.
The rs a. III. train also stops at Seaforo, har-
riugtou, Clayton, Middletowu to leave passen-
gers from points south OF Delmar, OK take on
passengers for Wilmington and points Moth.
New Castle accommodation Tratns-LeaVo WILL
mington 600 a. NJ. and so p. m. Leave New Jas
tie G, ~ Il. m. and IS .. IN.
Delaware, Maryland and virginia br. Iralns.-
Leave Harrington for Lewe5 IL .02 q. M. 6.4O anu
s4s u. m: returning leave Lewes e.45. 846 q. m.
aud "a .. m. For Franklin and way slatlous
ll.02 q. H.; returning train leaves 600 q. III.
For Rchoboth lie o ID; returning leave Keno
both $50 p nj.
Connection-At Porter. with Newark & Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. with Queen
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore ana
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, Win
Delaware, Maryland & Virglnts Railroad: Al
soaford, with Cambridge seaford Railroad Az
Delmar, with New York, Philadelphia &Nortoik,
Wicomico Pocomoke, and Peninsula Rail roaas
CHAS. e. PUGh, General Manager.
r. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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thincateasne.

Many of our sportsmen will attend
the trctting races at Snow Hill on the
18th inst.
Capt. B. S. Rich was in town this
week, disbursing funds due the crews OF
Life Saving Service:
Mr.. Peter E Corbin is havinga hand
some dwelling erected on his lot, recent
ly purchased of Capt. G. E. Babbitt-
Mrs. John b. Wheaton, Miss Ida
Tracey and Miss Ida Wheaton and
mother left on Tuesday on a visit of
several weeks for the Quaker City.
Rev. B. r. Jester.!of NJ. P. Church
arrived here from Franklin City last
Saturday, baptized 3 pelsons-marliett
three couples. preached sermon and re-
turned home same day.
Mrs. Clara E. Wilcox and daughter,
who for several weeks have been visit
ing friends in The county, returned to
their home at Mystic, Connecticut, on
Tuesday.
The protracted meetings which conf
mence4l here on the l7tll OF July and
continued since without intermission.
closed Sunday. Three hundred persons
or more were converted during the
meetings.
Schooner Peter j. Hart. Jos. Pruitt
commander, arrived here on Saturday
lust loaded with coal, which was sold at
s.. 25 per tpn. Sclooners Dewall and
Hastings also arrived on same day, with
81 aud IA tons for Old Dominion Steam
slsb, Co., and Life Saving Stations, re-
spcctively.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: Z.
Eramel. plila; VIM. IIemsley, BALTIC !;
$. s. Nambo, Lane Brig: Wilmington,
Del: VIM. p. Tubs, Williamsville.
Del: e.. F. P;,rramore, Accomac G.. Ii :.
Miss Mamie Waddy, Eastvile; .Jno. f.
Powell, Franklin City, Ed. Benson.
Pocomoke,
The business outlook here is first
class and our merchants i'll view of the
fact are III the cities making extensive
purchases. From 90 to so hills. of oys-
tiers are sent to market daily by every
shipper for which good prices are being
realized Oysters were never sent to
market in such large quantities from
here so early in the season.
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Fourth round of Quarterly meetings,
Eastern Shore district, NJ. E. Church,
South.
Belle Haven, Trinity, Oct 3 and 4;
Cobb's Island and Cape Charles, Mis-
sion. Oct. 6 and I; Eastville, Capeville.
Oct. 10 and II; South Dorchester. Zion,
Oct. 16 and II; Dorchester, Joppa.
Oct % and "a; Dorset Mission, Milton,
Oct. 80 and 81; Cambridge, Nov. 6 and Z.
JOS II. AMIss, p. E..
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LAND AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

/ offer for sale at private contract,
portion of my farm, adjoining Belle Ha-
ven. situated on road opposite my dwell
ling. Said tract contains l20 acres oy
actual survey, nearly equally divided
into arabic and woodland 1t is high
land, OF good quality, susceptible OF q
high state OF improvement and with
abundant resources thereon. Its loca-
tion makes it very desirable property:
1t will be sold OH reasonable terms, and
possession given Immediately to p'ir-
chaser. HUGHC. MEARS,
Belle Haven.
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The Odd Fellows .iall of the colored
people at Onancock was set fire to and
destroyed OIL last Sunday night. The
incendiary, co!orrd man was seen To
run from the building ut the time the
fire was discovered Suspicion attaches
to an expelled brother The building
was insured for $500, about half its val
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Mr.. Geo. E. Scott, of the firm of
g. Co.. Baltimore. las lately
made a trip til ugh the county and was
never better patronized by our mer-
chants. Our tourist was consequently
happy alld tie merchants will be when
they receive the cheap gods lie will for
ward them.
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49,
On claimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed IN the
postofice at Accomac G. II: Miss Sarah
e. Ewel, Mrs. Ann Foskey. William
Manson, Miss Ian Phillips, Mr.. Rubon
Summers, L. j. Turner.
Ws1. P. BELL, P. NJ.
Oct. 8, SO.
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Complaints reach us IF the failure Of
the Subscribers of the ENTERPRISE at
Sanford to receive it on time. 1t is
mailed regularly to them every Satur-
day and should reach them on same day
we advise the delinquent official on
the route to lie more particular in the
futuro
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Finney IS Co., Flnney's Wharf are i'll
receipt Of general stuck of fail and
winter goods Which they are selling at
very close prices. They lave also OH
hand choice lot of cypress shingles,
we'll tubing, coal &C., and continue to
make flour Il speciality, at very small
,r,,fit
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Our circuit court is now i'll session
but has nothing before it of exciting i'll
teresu. II the suit of Jno. W. Savage
VS.. Jno. II. Fisher, the verdict Of the
jury was for defendant. The Sturgis case
on account of absent witnesses was con-
tinued Until Tie next term of court.
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For SALE-Alderney bull calf nearly
thoroughbred. months old.
john Il. Walker,
Accomac c. H., Va.

SLooP FOR SALE-By virtue of writ
IF Fl. Fa. to me directed in favor of
James Young against p w. Bonnie
well, &c., shall sell ut public anction
at Walter !. Halls store, m Saturday,
the 9th day of October. 1886, at 1870 a.
M. the new and valuable sloop ''Fitz-
hugh Lee" with her sails, anchors,
spars, &c. Terms cash. This vessel is
a fine, new sloop. nearly 8 tons, and a
very valuable bout. -
John II. Wise,
Sheriff.
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/! Notice Of. Dissolution.
&c. Lyles commission merchant,l7
'Reade street, New York.

.Reade street, New York.
Thefrm of Lyle s. Smith. his this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
~. d :3Smith, retrin5.) The business
will be continued at SINE place by the
undersigned. RIG. LYLE.
DEAR SIR:-In referring to the above
notice, would beg to return thanks toall
our former patrons. This business will
be continued in ali its details by me per-
sonally. Having amplefacilities and one
of the lest located stores in the ritv; for
tliislile Of business, hope by strict at
tention to business and giving my p r
sonal and prompt attention tnall gnnls
intrllsted to me. to obtain still larger
share of your consignm. Its and patron.
age. Hereafter no agents employed.
]. R. &. lyle
l79 Rpa,Ie street, n. Y.
July 18th, 1856.
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Eliott's potato digger now in full op
Grafton, cuts the vines and puts tie
potatoes on the top of the ground in
sight, ready To pick up and barrel. ltav-
ing Tie land in good condition. Price
Only $40.
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The charges at the Maltby House.
Baltimore. are surprisingly low for the
accommodation furnished. 1t is To-
Gated in the business centre, and eS-
,ecially adapted to merchants and plan
terS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS schoon-
ers will ply weekly during the potato
season between our wharves at Oman
cock and Baltimore as follows:
The schooner Alice and Anna. J. NJ.
.Coub, Capt. will receive freight every
Friday and Saturday and leave for Bal
timore IL O CLOCK m. Saturday.
The schooner Geo. P. Keagle. 3. F.
Crockett, Capt, will receive freigl,-
every Monday and Tuesday and lear
for Baltimore every Tuesday at J.:
O'Clock m.
Approaching all past fayors we prom
Use TO nse of our utmost endeavors .
merit their continuance.
Powell NAPLES,
Onancock.
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Several prominent speakers FROM
alb DAD have accepted invitations from
our county chairman 10 visit Accomac
during this lnonth. The appointments
OF Belrnc of tie Richmond State. DUN
lop of Richmond, Stubs of Gloucester
and Croxton our Democratic standard
bra,er are announced elsewhere. 1t is
expected also that the Hon. John w.
Daniel will visit us before the present
canyasS is over.
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DIED.

.ToNEs-At his home in Clessconhes-
six last Sunday, Wn. Jones, aged ADOPT
so yr;us.
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The market value of sweet potatoes
at several stations OH our Railroad is
sixty cents per barrel. and even at those
low rates many of our farmers say tina!
they are netting them one cent Il
Snrnut
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NoTIcE-The farm known as the cal
len Farm" of which DR.. Edward J
Young died, seized and possessed, stu
ated at Drnmmondtown will be rented
out to the highest bidder, on the prem
.ises, "Wednesday. October 18th next at
i .. m. The farm will De rented in one
l,arcel but is susceptible of division.
and could be sublet if desired.
Thomas G. Walston, guardian.
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w. S. Dickinson & Son. Pocomokc
city, Maryland. have again replenished
their stock with q complete line OF
goods, and invite purchasers to call and
see the bargains they eau now offer.
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\ revival meeting is now i'll progress
at Methodist church in DrummOndtowu
conducted Ivy R,v. J. w. Carroll, and
five persons have been converted.
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Mrs. Margaret Waters very estam-
able lady, wife of Mr.. YIN. c. Waters
died at her home in >lutkill Neck OH
Thursday, September Soth, of typhoid
fever in list year of her age.
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Mr.. YIN. e. Hall, hats just opened at
his new store an elegant lot OF Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Hardware, Fine Tobacco, Cigars,
Groceries, and General Merchandise-
Lought of The best houses for cash, and
offered to 1.-THE public at lowest cash rates,
Offering goods of the best quality at low
rates, with a firm belief in the nimble
s:xpense, he asks his friends, and the
general public, 10 give him call.
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We have the largest and hest assort-
ment OF Dress Goods, Carpets and Fur
nitu,e this season that we have ever
shown. Wta TOO busy receiving and
arranging stock now to give particulars.
You may look for those later. In the
meantime visit to our emporium will
p w. S. Dickinson. & Son,
PocOmOke City, Md.
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Rev. &. ID. Crawley, pastor, author
lies The :nnounc. ment that the NJ. i.
Church, South. Powellton will lie dedi-
Gated on Sunday, the nth inst.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09

Mr.. Southey L. tofligon Of Wacha-
preague had narrow escape from suffo-
cation by gas. at a l:otel in Baltimore
tIiS week,
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Local NEWS.

Freeman, Lloyd, Mason & Dryden,
reply TO American Fish Guano CO., in
this issue. See editorial page.
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Kent s. Wilson Paksley are still sci
ling a sack of salt containing 4 bushels
for 81. so to which the attention of Gus
TONERS is especially invited.
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The mammoth storehouse Of Messrs.
S. j. Lewis & Co., Parksley, is now
nearly completed and viii be stocked
soon, with large line of goods OF every
variety and quality, i'll fact ,the.proprie-
tors propose 10 carry stock unexcelltd
by ANY merchant outside of the larger
ciJies. Look for their advertisement
IN our next issue.
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The schooner, -Four Sisters, belonging
to Mr.. Walter D. Lewis, Onancock.
and pound to Baltimore with Il cargo of
wood. filled with water, through neglect
to put the Cap Oh the pump, aid sank
off mouth of Potomac, Friday, LIST inst.
Tie crew was saved by Capt. George W..
Crockett. and the schooner afterwards
gotten up and toed into Baltimore by Il
tug boat.
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PROF.. GEnN's CHOLERA CURE
trial will show it's superiority to ever.
remedy as Prompt cure Tor bowel con-
plants, crsllup, pains, &c.
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Messrs Henry E. Byrd u CO., "open
ont mex. we the largest and best line of
goods ever brought to the upper part of
county" They were bought i'll New
York for cash, and will be sold very
cheap for cash OF produce.
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Crisield Branch.

app stops for passengers on isnaI 60 c0nduct0r
..*'' daily. except Sunday.
H. w. Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke. Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk. Va
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For SALE.-Two Bajardo colts &.
great promise, TO be delivered when :.
months old, at 500 each. The dam q
each is very fine, being respectively G
the Hamiltoniar and Morgan Rattlt :
stock. For further particulars address
JESSE WHITElIEADi
Franktown. Northampton Co., va.
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at reunion Of the Confederate SOL
ders at Richmond OH the the 18th inst,
the surviving members of the 10Th Fir
ginia regiment were invited to attend
and S, me OF the old veterans of the conf
mand from the Eastern Shore. among
them Sergeant Geo. 3. Eusque and
others, signilied their intentionto be
present on the occasion.
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For SALE-Fine LOT of clover seed at
city prices in quantities tosuit purchas.
ers. d. n. Dennis.
Temperanceville, Va.
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NCTIcE-The undersigned Surviving
partners Of the firm of Hyslop. Turner
81 Bro. request all persons indebted to
said firm, on open accountor by mites, to
come forward and settle by the 18th of
October, at which time it is pro Josrd to
close upbuSilrss nf sal Arm, on account
of the death of james 5 Turner. late
partner. Until said 18th of October,
notions, dry goods. hats and caps will he
sold at cost. George w. Hyslop,
Joshua II. Turner,
Surviving Partners.
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The salabe sweet potatoes in a hill
dug 10y Mr.. VIM H. Pruitt. Temper
ancevile this week. which was grownby
Tie use of Humphreys & Tilgliman's
fertilizers, of which. Mr.. w. L. Mock
is agent, weighed l2t lbs.
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Clay Morrill,. owned by Mr.. VIM. f.
and DIR. Fred Floyd was the winner in
the and 4 year old classes. of the trot-
ting races ,n Dover, Delaware last week
and regarded by many as the most
promising holse ON exhibition. They
declined an offer of $3.50 for him.
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Fon SALE-Ice by the season, mont
or. bushel at reasonable rates.
May 90, 1856. l.. Floyd Mock.
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For SALE-A horse 10 years old last
April, sound and gentle to all harness. I
cart good as new, and S6new potato bed
frames-all at very reasonable rates.
John FL. Onley,
Leemont, Va.
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I.osr-Near the Fair Grounds black
SOW Which took premium, when being
taken therefrom. She had white face
and left ear cropped. Liberal reward
will he paid for information which leads
to her recovery. +. II. Dunton.
Wachapreague City, Va.
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g.:
phila., Wilmington { Bal
timore Railroad.
DELAWARE DfPiSiOH

onand fter September 10th, 1885 sundays OK
cepted), trains will loa1c as follows:
N0RTTW
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For RENT.-New Baptist parsonage
in Modestown, for year 1SS7-has two
acres of ground attached. and necessary
outbnildings. Suitable for a private
boarding house.
Apply to Rev.. w. Ward, or
0. j. Lucas.
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For SALE-Old corn at ss % per bar
rel. John II. Krllaln,
louisville, Va.

For SALE-Grey Morgan mare.
years old, sound, gentle and can trot III
3minutes. The present owner sells be-
cause lie has no use for her,
Edgar j. Smith.
Locustville, Va,
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EsTRAY-Strayed away from my
premises weeks ago. a spotted Poland
China sow pig, black and white. three
months old. Ifany one knows anything
Of her, please advise
WI. Johnson.
Pastoria, "a.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

NoT1cE-Thc cnpartnership hereto
fore existing between BrulgliOn Il
Matthews, l'elnperallceyille, was dis
solved September 25tl, 1856, by mutual
consent. The business will be continued
at.the old stand by A. S. Matthew's and
goods will be sold by him us heretofore
cheap for cash or produce. All persons
indebted to either member OF the late
firm OH store account or otherwise are
acknowledgement to settle the same by
.Ocfobrr 18Th: INST. INV. Brouglit0n, :
'Sfpt. 10Th. 1856. A. S. Matthews.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09

LOOK AND REspoND.-We again give
notice to all per: ons indebted to us 10y
open account or note tn come fOrwarnd
Immediately and settle same with tile
cash OF it's equivalent. Leniency ctn no
longer be exercised ny us toward our
debtors, and il. justice to ourselves and
we will be compelled tn make
the amount of their indebtedness to us
by legal process, in the event Of failure
to respond at once to this our last APP
peal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09

POWELL IS INSECT PowDER-Drstroys
potato feils, rose bugs. ants. bel bugs.
insect OF fowl, and I'LL insect life.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09

MIDDLEroN-My thoroughbred horse
will stand for service at my house Mt.
Custis,) this fall. Fred Wal'ly,
Accomac U. H., Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09
Northampton County

Cashville, Va, Oct. eth, 1856.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09
pre,i,,inr ELDERS Appointments.

l.. j. BURLINGTON, Sec'y.