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Democratic Speaking.

Addresses will be delivered at times
and places designated below by following
speakers:
Saturday, October 2Sr'l.
Pnngoteague, 8 p. M, Hon. Thomas
Croxton.
C;sllville, 7p. M, Hon. Thomas Crox.
ton.
Powelton, I p. M, Richard T. Beirne
and Parramore.
Assawoman. 8 p. M, Brent and
Mears.
Greenbackvllle, Z p. M, Brent and
Mears.
New Church, 8 p. M, Major J. N.
Stubs and Edmonds.
Saxe's, p. IN. Stubs anil Edm ,nds
Hunting Creek. 3 p. M, Blackstone
and +. Gunttr.
Leemont, 7 p. M, Blackstone and T.
Gnnter.
Demonstration, 8 p. M, Fletcher and
III. Gnnter.
Mappsvllle, I p. M, Fletcher and J.
J. Gunter.
Friday. October 2ath.
Hofrman's wharf, 2 p. M, John Gun.
ter and Mears.
Bloxom station, p. M, Blackstone
and N. W. Mock.
louisville, p. M, John Gunter and
Fletcher.
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a correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun at Salisbury, Md, says that Col.
Lemuel Shovel, president of the Wi
comico and Pocumoke Railroad, is
thinking seriously of placing a steamer
on the bay to make trips from Chlnco-
league Island up to Ocean City. The
oystermen in the bay now have to carry
their oysters long distance to rail-
road, and he thinks if q steamer is
placed on the route hundreds of barrels
of oysters would be Carried each trip to
Ocean City, where they would lm placed
on cars and carried over the Wcomicu
AMI Pocomoke Railroad to Salisbury.
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Express train. les ng Harrington IS q. n.
and arriving ats 81 p. M, runs through SOLID 50
and from Baltimore via. Porter's and Newar<.
New YorK, philadelphia Norfolk Railroad E1'
press Leave Philadelphia lilo p m., daily.
baltimore 1855 pm, Wilmington II IS pm, daily.
stopping at Dover and Delmar regularly; oIo az
New Castle. hlddletOwp, Clayton. Harrington.
and Seaeord TO leave passengers from wilmlu:.
ton and points North VI take on passengers south
OF Dclmar.
10 p. N train also stops at Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington or points norsa.
North bound-Tra1ns leave Delmar Lib d. ~.
daily, Dover 2.36 m. regularly arriving VIII.
mington 3.56 a.. m. baltimore 6.4s O. liz. dno
Philadelphia $50 a. m.
Tho rs a. N. train also stops ut Seafords Har.
rington Clayton, Mid iletown to leave passe l.
gers from points south OF Delmar, or tako oa
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains-Leaye VII
mington6. 90 am, and so p. M. Leave NoS Jas
tie $40 Il. m. and 8 IS o. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Lewe5 1l.02 g.. NJ, e.ol
For Franklin and way STATIONS 11.01 n. m. r..
turning trains leave Loves, for Harrington $40
u. M, and 80 p. m. Leave Franklin IS a. m.
Conuection-At Porter, with Newark Deia-
ware City Railroad. AT Townsend. with Queen
Anne's & Kent Railroad. At clayton, with Della.
ware Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore aud
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland Wright. Railroad. As
seaford, with Cambridge & seatord Railroad AZ
Delmar with New York, Philadelphia 6Norfolk.
WIcomico Pocnmoke, and Peninsula Rail roads
CHAS' z. PUGh, General Nan Iger.
J.R. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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In the Southern Methodist Church at
Onancock on Sunday morning next, the
pastor will preach a special sermon on
the subject woman and her work. y
and at night missionary prayer meet
ing will be held III connection with the
meeting of the W'man's Missionary
Society. The children S missionary con-
cert will he held OH Tuesday night, in
stead of Sunday night, as heretofore
announced. After the concert, prizes
will lie distributed to the most successful
collectors among the children.
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othinn ahnnt the rennrt. as every one

nothing about the report, as every one
who knows me, knows how I always
yoteds But, as chairman of the c'llnrY
committee. / do notintend that suchre-
ports shall injure my party. Now !.
wish to say. that any report to the effect
that I.have ever failed to cast my vote
for every Democratic nominee OF my
party voted for in my county since be-
came twpnty.oue years old is Il lie. And
any man who says that haye so failed
is "a liar. Respectfully,
GEO. F. PARRAMORE. !
Accomac c. H.. Ocs. 81, $50.
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MAR RLED.

DRUMMoND-AMEs : October 18th,
1856 by Rev. Leo Rosser, John r. L.
Drummond to Miss Mary e. Ames.
MooRE-RAYFlELD At Onancock,
October 4th. 1885 by Rev. G. A. Grice,
Lloyd Moore to Miss Elizabeth Ray
field.
PARKs-SrR1GGLEs AT Onancock,
October 4th, 1886, by Rev. c. A. Grice,
Gabriel Parks to Miss Eliza j. Strig-
giles.
WAGNER-BULL October Goth. 1856,
Henry Wagner to Miss Virginia S.
Bull, botli of Northampton.
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Severn j. Evans, well known here.
was tried before our court. in Princess
Anne, on Monday last, on two charges.
lie was fined IS for an assault made up
on John Burgess and fined 500 for fio-
lating tile local option law of Crisficld
di trict and sentenced to 60 Jays i'm
prisonment in tile county j;.il.-Crls-
field Leader.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Hyslup & Turner, Grangeville, have
opened out their fall anu winter goods.
Their stock is full, select, of great va
riety and very cheap. as the times de-
mand. Everybody is invited to call and
no one is expected to buy unless they
find there just what they want and at
prices to suit. They did not buy goods
as an ornament for the shelves but to
sell and if you don't think so call and
see the bargains they Offer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Mrs. E. ]. Savage, Belle Haven, re-
turns from the city on Monday to make
happy as she has frequently doEe before
her friends and neighhors--by offering
them again ahne line of millinery goods.
She proposes this season, however, to
sell you bonnets and hats cheaper, pref
tier and better than ever before.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Mr.. D. II. Johnson, Leemont. always
enterprising and up to the times, has
this season surpassed himself. in the
quantity and quality of goods lie offers
as we'll the low prices at which they are
marked. Read his advertisement and
you will call at once if you want to buy
cheap goods.
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Valuable Houses and Lots for Sale
at Davis Wharf.

Valuable Houses and Lots for Sale
at DaYis' Wharf.
The under signed offers for sale
at private contract, several yaIua.
BILE houses and lots at Davis Wharf.
containing 3 acres each, improved
by dwellings and all necessary OUT
houses, good enclosure, &C., on rea
enable terms.
Several other nnimproved lots
also will be sold on terms acc0mmo-
dating to purchasers.
All the lots offered extend to the
water.
Purchasers who wish a home ID a
healthy section, convenient to the
churches and schools, &C., either as
All Investment, as a place of recre-
alton, or, who would avail them
selves of superior facilities to earn
a livelihood, are invited to confer
with the undersigned either i'll per
sou or by letter.
PETER II. DAVIS,
Davis Wharf, Accomac county, Va
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Tie cornerstone Of the NJ. Church,
South, Reads wharf, Northampton
county, will be laid "Wednesday October
9th, at / | a. ~, under the supervision
of Eastyille Lodge. A. F. s. A. NJ, as
sisted by Ocean Lodge 1l6. Pinm T
will be served on the grounds on the oc-
CASTOR, and an address will he delivered
by some prominent speaker Of the day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

A tourname 1t will come off on the
base ball grounds in Pungoteague, I'm
Thursday, October 2Sth. and after the
coronation of Queen Of Love and Beauty
supper will be served in the Town
Hall. Every one is cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Hon. Thomas CruXton. our present
and next representative III Congress
will address the voters of Accomac 1T
Pungoteasue to-day, at Cashville to-
night ard Accomac G.. H., on court-day.
next Monday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Miss Bette w. Lewis, Leemont is
home from the city with a full line of
millinery goods, such as hats, bonness.
notions &c. Call and see lier--alld you
will buy if cheap goods, have any at
fractions for you.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Mr.. Richard T. Beirne, editor of the
Richmond State, will speak at Powston
Saturday night. and at Accomac
G.. H., next Monday. Every good Dem
ocrat who hears him will feel better. and
the Brownie who processes to he a
Democrat. Will be convinced of the Ter
rors of his was" whether he forsakes
them or not.
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Pastorfn.

A storehouse 5cx4i feet is being
erected here by E. p. Byrd..& Bro.
The handsome dwelling of Mr.. John
P. Byrd being built here will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Misses Lille and Alice Willie. Mona
Dix and Mrs. .Jno. Nelson left here this
week. to spend the winterin Baltimore.
Pastoral will take the cake this sea-
son for the largest porker. Its net
weight Low is from 900 to 700 pounds.
Miss Sadie Heath is the assistant of
Prof. Hogue in cur public school this
session. The school opened with a
large number Of pupils.
Mr.. ,lno. Byrd is richer this week
than he was last by several thousand
dollars-a handsome boy baby has been
added to his possessions.
An interesting revival conducted by
Rev. w. A. Street and Df. Wharton is
now in progress at Zion Baptist Church.
Five converts at the meeting were
baptized last Sunday and seven Wednes-
day following.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Mr.. E. G. Polk will be at Accomac
G. H next Monday, with full line OF
ready made clothing for men. boys and
children-andsto receive yonr orders for
custom work.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

The happy combination comfort and
economy" can be found at the Maltby
House, Baltimore. 1t is conducted on
both American and Europe an plans
with unsurpassed facilities in each.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

I understand that sore one or.morc
p.rsons tre circulating Il report that l
have at some time voted against the
Democratic patty. Personally, l cafe
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

A first-class, y-go-to-meeting'
pair of mems shoes can be bought at G..
B. Lilliston's, Ac enmac c. T., at $3.50.
Call if yon want q bargain.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

If you want to vote at election OH
Tuesday, 2nd day of November, and III e
not registered. you must attend to that
matter to-day. Surely no Croxton mali
will neglect SO important Il duty.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

For fine city beef. pork and mutton.
Call at Bundick s, Onaucock. He is also
now han liug his fine celebrated fresh
pork sausage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

Dr.. r. n. sledd of Richmond. will
preach the dedicatory sermon of NJ. E.
Church, South, Temptranceville, on
Sunday, October 3iSt.
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Bundick. Onancock keeps constantly
on hand fine grapes for sale by the pound
or basket.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Next Monday is county court day and
the regular grand jury term.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1856;

ey A cross-mark on your paper, before
rg- Your name. made with pen and ink,
gag indicates tnat your subscription has
e7s" nxnired. or is due, anu you are re-
"a spcctfully solicited to remit or re-
Ess new.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.-Our schoon-
ers will ply weekly during the potato
season between our wllaryes at Oman
cock and Baltimore as follows:
The schooner Alice and Anna, J. M.
Coob, Capt.. will receive freight every
Friday ami Saturday and leave for Bal
timOre IL o'clock IN. Saturday.
The schooner Geo. P. Keagle, B. E.
Crockett, Capt. will receive freight
every Monday and Tuesday and leave
for Baltimore every Tuesday at IL
O'Clock m.
Approaching all past favors we prom
ise TO use of our utmost endeavUrs to
merit their continuance.
POWELL NAPLES,
Onancock.
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: For SAIE--First-class bricks at fair
prices. delivered at Parksley station, in
quantities to suit.
Gen. P. Parks Il Bro.
Paksley station, Va.
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DR.. VIM. R. Parramore. died at Ac-
comac q. H., last Monday night, after
al illness of several weeks in the 51th
year of his age. Prominent as a phys
ician. hoiiored by every one for all the
best qualities that make up noble
manhood, loved by a large circle Of
friends, no one had faster hold on our
people. His hand was Withheld from no
charity. his heart was open to every
appeal of the suffering and he gave free
ls and unostentatiously to those who
needed his help. No one ever met the
duties of life more conscientiously OF
had higher regard for the obligations
imposed up him i'll the different re-
lations of life. The regret at his death
is universal. Many have lust by his
death their best friend-every one feels
that a man of his character cannot die
without loss to some extent to every Ole
in the community. Funeral services
were held over Lis remains on Wulnes-
day, conducted Inv Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
in the presence of a large concourse OF
friends.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-23

ELL1oTT's POTATO DIGGER. Has
lieen tested. and where the potatoes
Weld a barrel to 100 sprouts, 30 barrels
were dng-in an hour and placed on top
of the ground, and only five cut. Two
horses and one plowman were required
to do the digging. The digger will BE-
furnished next season..
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',ss1--Se4EfE-53f:
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on and after Sunday,
May. 10th, 1883, Will run their steamers as
follows. weather permItt.ng,l leaying South st.,
Wharf at s % O'Clock y. m.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. ". MATTHEW'S.
EVERY SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS for Girls.
fold, Hoffman's, Evans', Bogg's boggsvllle, Da
Wis, Reads'' Niles, Shields, Hungars and Tay.
lor's whAryes.
RETURNINfI-Leavo Taylor's Tuesday and Fri
day 60. m. touching at above landings hs usual
hours.
Steamer MAGGIE
CApT.L. j. Smith.
EVERY MONDAYS ANDTHURsDAYsf for Crisneld
Tangier Island, Finnoy's ~nancock, Cnescon-
nessex. Hunting Creek Guliford.
ETURNING-wodnesluJs md Saturdays Leaves
Guilford a.m., Hunting Greek $50. q IN. .Ches-
connossox IL noon. Onancock p. M. Finney's
2:3O p, m, Tnngier Island 1 p. m.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. 8. 81. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for ]rlsnold. Finnoy'a
Onancock, Pitts Wharf. Cedar Hall, R"hoboth
Pocomoko City and Snow Hill
Observation-Disclosures snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday at 6 u. M, touching al river Ian iluRs
ings at the usual hours Onancock Up. IA,
Finney's $3.50 p. m.
ALI Steamers leave Crisheld fol gaIti-
kR more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
Oh the n. Y, Phlla. and Norfolk, Wicnnico and
Pocomoke B. B. daily. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays aud Frloa5s
only.
Positively DO freight received after As p. m.
and must be prepaid to all points, except
ON the n. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
p. R. CLARK, General Agent.
Hos South street. Baltimore.
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Accomac 4. HI.

Miss Birdie Wilkins has returned to
school in Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry e. Ayres is convalescing
from tedious illness.
Trout fish in abundance are now le-
iEg sold daily in our streets.
parker's storehouse has been thor
ougLly renovated and repaired.
Mrs. Maggie l.aFleur of Baltimore,
is the guest Of Mrs. T. II. Kellam.
Mr.. T. Fl. Kellam will open an eating
house at Parker's old stand next Mon
day.
The workshop of Mr.. G.. WelIy Coard
was broken into last Sunday night, and
several valuable tools stolen.
Mr.. Samuel T. Nelson's dwelling,
now nearly completed, is handsome
structure and possesses all the modern
contrivances for comfort and conven-
fence.
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BAGwELL-At Guilfom, Friday, 18th
inst, Miss Elizabeth Bagwell, aged
about so years.
CHANcE-Near Locustyille, Thurs
day, 14th inst, of consumption, Will
liam Chance. son of Joseph Chance,
aged % years.
PHILL1Ps-Near Modestown, Satur-
day, 10th inst, of commissions, infant
child of Thomas Phillips.
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obituary.

Departed this life October 18th, 1885,
Miss E. Sude Hyslop after an illness of
seven months. of consumption, aged is
years. The writer has seldom witnessed
such christian -fprtitule, patience and
resignation in sickness, as was mani
tested by this amiable young lady just
budded into beautiful womanhood.-
When Intercepted on the subject of
death she always expressed willing
submission TO the Divine Will and u
preparation to die. How beautiful In
one so young, with so much to live for
and with life of so much promise be-
fore her! Sudle was bright, intelli-
gent girl-giving life and joy in every
circle in which she moved. The young
people of the neighborhUod and of her
acquaintance can scarcely realize how
much they have lost in her death. She
always lad smile and something bright
and cheerful to say to every one with
whom she came in contact. But her
chief joy and pride Was in her own hap
py home circle where she was petted by
the servants, loved by her younger SIS
ter and brothers aud idolized by "a doting
father and mother, and aged grand
mother. The light and JOY of this once
happy home-circle has indeed been made
dim and sad Ivy this sore dispensation
of Providence. But the best of all is.
they are not without hope, they can full
ly realize in their great and deep Attic
ton, a holy, happy sorrow, the sorrow
of parting now, the unspeakable joy of
reunion with their loved one in bright
Ell, happier cline.
Fer request was to be hurled in her
flower garden, where so often she had
taken her young associates mid the
bloom of youth and flowers, but alas
the early frosts of life have alike gath
cred her with the blighted flowers OF
season, and they now mirgle in one sa.
cred tomb,-the one to bloom annually
in this life, the other to bloom and
gladden. Heaven evermOre.
We mingle our tears with those OF
her many friends and relatives and
would especially tender our heartfelt
sympathy to her bereaved f-ther and
mother and Immediate home-clrcle.
"Tears will fall. but light is mingled
With our SORROW and our gloom,
For tile hand of faith is ever
Wreathing rainb0wS round hcl
tomb" j. E. M.
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Every voter in this section who has
voted tn !. Democratic ticket heretofore
will do so at this election, with possibly
one exception, if in reaching distance of
the polls. Mr.. Browne has several
friends with us but none willing to fol-
low him as the leader of the Republican
party.
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1Fon RENT.-New Baptist parsonage
in Modestown, for year 1S87-has two
acres of ground attached. and necessary
outbuildings. Suitable for private
boarding house.
Apply to Rev.J. w. Ward, OR
O. j. Lucas.
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NOTICE. shall retire from business
the first of December and Ill persons in.
debted to me are urgently requested to
come forward and settle ut once either
by cash or note. +. }. Buiman.
Wachapreague City, Va.
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For RENr.-For 1887, one good two
horse farm, on ''Jolly's Neck" tract,
with good buildings Oh it,: Will make
$50 to It's bl,ls. of corn on one half of
G, T. Taylor.
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Oysters are selling at Shad Landing
near here from 35 to 70 cents per BUSH
els. They were never ''fatter" and
their quality in other respects unex-
celled.
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For SALE-Grey Morgan mare.
years old. sound, gentle and can trot IN
minutes. The present owner sells be-
cause lie has no use for her.
Edgar j. Smith.
Locustville, Va,
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Crisfeld Branch.

"f" stops for passengers on ignal to conductor
az" daily, except Sunday.
q. 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 Baiarlo colts Of
great promise, to be delivered when
months old, at 800 each. The dam ut
each is very fine, being respectively OF
the HamiltoniaE and Morgan Rather
stock. For further particulars address
JESSE WHITEHEAD,
Franktown. northampton Co.. Va.
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Fon sALE-Icelw tic season, month
or buslel ut reasonable rates.
May 90, 1856. l.. Floyd Mock.
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NorrcE-Thr undersigned surviving
partners of the firm of Hyslop. Turner
& Bro. request all persons indebted to
said firm on open account or by mites, TO
come forward and settle BY the :15tll.o
October. at which time it is pro posed to
close III, bust less of sail firm, on account
of the.death of James S. Turner. late
ltlrtHer. Until said 18th of October,
lietions, dry goods, hits ami caps will bs
sold at cost. George w. Hyslop,
Joshua Fl. Turner.
Surviving Partners.
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NEW GOODS. $4,000 STOCK

NEW --.S6,UUO SYOCK
added to an already large line,
making 1t the largest as we'll as
most select in the county. A few
items of my numerous stock are
given below, and l claim that my
line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
cannot be beat in any retail store
anywhere. That you can buy at my
store the best
BOOTS AND SHOES
not shoddy, but custom work Of
best quality and at smallest prices.
That no merchant in the county
has a better line of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
especially for boys, and variety
that enables me to suit every one.
That our line of
LADIES' AND OHILDRENS'
WRAPS
of all kinds are especially select, land
that no one can examine them with
ont acknowledging the truth of this
statement. That
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
such as Hats, Underwear, Etc.
NOTIONS
of best quallty-every other article
in fact usually kept in country
store are sold by US at very best
rates. In addition to usual stock
Of merchandise, you will find at my
store also Furniture, Carpets,Sto
Flour, Salt-everything necessary
as a complete outfit fora family, and
BUILDING MATERIALS,
such as Hair, Lime, Nails, Etc.
HIP GUM BOOTS
(Woonsocket.) Sd per pair.
Call and examine my stock.
D. II. JOHNSON,
Leemont, Va.
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NOTICE.. hereby forewarn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine OH
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind OH my premises. under full
penalty of tile law. e. I. Taylor.
Ocl. u. 'S6.
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For SALE-Fine lot of clover seed at
city prices in quantities to suit purchas.
ers. d. H. Dennis.
Temperanceville, Va.
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On and after October 18th. 1885 Sundays OF
ceptedl. trains will leave as follows: