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Millinery Notes.

Miss Bette y. Lewis, Leemont Is
now prepared to supply customers with
everything novel aud attractive i'll the
millinery line. Bon ets, hats. notions
everything to meet the wants and suit
The taste of her lady customers, she Can
how furnish them.
Mrs. Sue Holt, licllc Haven will open
out her stock Of millinery goods next
Monday and the liberal patronage which
she las received III the past makes it
certain that her customers, have Il prop
er appreciation OF the excellence of her
stock and her gooda taste i'll supplying
them with just what they want and will
call again.
The card of Mrs. u. B. Henderson,
Pocomoke City, which we to-day pub
lish Is a introduction Of our old ac-
qu;.ntance to our people. All who
have dealt with her from this section
have found her Stock Of millinery, dry
goods, notions, trimmings, wraps, fancy
goods &C., i'll us full line us the large
cities offer, and While unsurpassed i'll
ouality,at marvelously low rates.
Mrs. E. J. Savage, Of Belle Haven,
begs to Inform her friends aud the pub
lie, that she has just returned from
Baltimore with a full line of millinery,
ribbons, straw goods, laces, notions and
white goods, OF best quality, which she
offers at low rates. Her long experience
and most careful taste offer induce
mcnts to PATROLS, not often presented.
At Miss Lou JOhnson's, 1.eemont,can
he found millinery, notions, dress trim
mings &C., Of fine quality at prices TO
suitsll. Miss Jolnson'S well-known
taste and judgment will pc,a guarantee
that what size offers is al the top Of the
market i'll kind, and at lowest possible
rates.
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Wact.apy .aSs,S ttts'.

The new town ball IS nearing compile
ton. under coltclc; viii. Nj. Levin
Hopkins, builder.
Local option-or wet" or dry. > in
the popular dialect, is the all absorbing
topic Of the day.
Fine trout are captured daily Ill spite
of the late easterly weather and full
tides. Our Isaak Walton Of the village,
Capt. Masonic consequently llappy,and
it is needless to say is generally wet.
Capt. A. B. LeCato, of the sloop Luce,
on a late down trip from New York, re-
ports the body of Il female floating at
sea near N. L. light ship. She was
dressed i'll dark suit and wore button
boots. A strong wind aid high sea pre-
vented all effort to secure the body.
a portion of vessels house, with
other wrcckage, lately drifted ashore on
Cedar Island, supposed to beportions OF
the Italian barque wrecked on Winter
Quarter Shoals. Capt. w. j. Stiles re-
Gently picked upa life preservcr bearing
theill- fated Oregon name, and evident
ly the property of that steamer.
Another mail bag has been reported at
sea llear Hog Island.
a slight inaccuracy crept i'll to late
report of the Golden Wecdingin Locust
Mount. The reception committee was
composed as follows: Miss Elcxine
Bell and Miss Anna Gotligon of Locust
Mount, Mrs n. B. Rich Mrs. G. IL.
Garrison, Mrs. w. F. Hudson and Mrs.
Z. Stiles of Wach;preague. The we'd
ding presents aggregated about hlty 10
seventy-tive dollars.
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Pedigree.

Gray Englc was srnd by ". morrill,, record 237
In fifth hont over Il hnf-mile track. Dam by
Gray Morgan record Of 2:42k at MlddletOwn,
l.;2nd lam by Col. Flnneys' Gleucoe; 3rd dam
Yellow Girl by Daiio peyton; 4th dam by son Of
Washington, thoroug hbred; 9th dam by Standard,
thoroughbred.
W. Morrtllby winthrop Morrill. lat dam Fan
ME, tdam Of Sam Curtis, record 2:2i) by old Ea-
ton;2nd dam by Podiler (thoronghbred.)
Glencoe by B'llle peytUn: Genc0e's dam was
bought fJas. Kendall Of Maryland, and was al
ways calnlcd to 10 thoroughbred mare. Glon-
cuo was IL good Two nile heat rtcc horse.
Bailio Pcytou Dy Andrew. Ist dam PocahOntas,
by American eclipse; second dunn Gray Tall; by
MambrIno, son OF imp. Messenger.
American Eclipse by Duroc; Tst dam Miller s
Dnmsc. by Imp. Messenger. 500 Bruce'S stud
book for Balio Peyton.
Gray Morgan by Sherman Morgan, Sr., dam q
ct. mare OF great endurance, courage. an! could
speed IN about minutes, OF unknown breeding
Sherman Morgan, Jr., WIS raised in aerIa mt,
by tho Stophon french hnrso out Of tho Finloy
mare. no traces to Justin Morgan, imp. Mcssop-
gcr and Dioned, and WIS q guino nrsLclass
stock horse.
ErFor further particulars, nppy to
LEVIN II. PARKER.
HOrntown, Va.
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GIVE Your SONS a Chance.

Every youth looks forward to bright
future in which self-acqumcd wealth
figures as most prominent feature
Success is not acquired without effort
and effort is useless unless intelllgently
directed. To lie business man one
must be- trained to business methods
This is just what the greet Business
College IF Mtssrs. Bryant. Strait OF &
Sadler, Baltimore. Md. are doing fer
thousand of our youth. Its the best in
the country. Send for circulars. Terms
lnndnl.Itn
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Messrs. W. S. Dickinson & Son, of
Pocomoke City, Md, advertise through
our columns to-day. Their store is a
very large one and well filed with a fine
stock of goods. indeed We do not see
how it could he better equipped to sup
uly the wants of the country trade, with
everything in their line. Tie firm is
too entelprislng, not to make it to the
interest Of our people to call on them
and give them their orders.
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Respectfully.

MIR. EDIToR.-I beg small space in
your columns to SHY Il few words to
those who favor as I do the local option
movement. lam Informed that a com-
bination has been made by the "wets"
or whiskey men not to patronize another
Incl chant and myself. who are members
Of tie local option committee. We have
Lot only been Informed but the fruits Of
that combination are being already felt
in our business. l appeal therefore to
our brothers and sisters vino favor 10
cal option, if they would have us-shut
our mouths us some of the merchants
have done and if We are to be boycotted
by the wlskey men, if you should not
patronize us who have given our sup
port to the best cause, which has been
presented to our people i'll my memory,
rather than to the merchants who have
been afraid to express their views? The
ladies cannot vote but they can make
their influence felt in helping to uphold
the hands" of those who have given to
the local option movement their earnest
support. So far as l am concerned l
have no regrets for the steps Which l
have taken in the matter, though [ and
lay children Should be sent to tile aims
house for supporting the temperance
cause, but.il Il luatter of so much impor-
lance to you and your children,if We are
to be boycotted by those who oppose To-
cal option have we not the right to ex-
pect the encouragement Of those who
favor it? leave the matter with you.
Respectfully,
MEM. LOCAL OPTION Com.
Muddy Creek, Va, May a, 'o6.
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Mr.. w. L. Dundick, Onancock, has
purchased large Fly wheel freezer"
and can now furnish icecream, 5 to ~
gallons at city prices--and he guaran-
tees it ODE equal in taste and quality"
to the lest the market affords. He
keeps also constantly on hand a fine lot
of fancy and plain cakes, fresh bakers
bread &C., manufactured 10y him. His
enterprise should have the encourage
ment of the public.
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The attention of farmers is especially
INVITED to tic premium list of ''Ameri-
can Fish Glmno Company" Powell,
Morse s. Co., and all who wish to con-
pete for them and have not purchased
their fertilizers of them should call OH
Mr.. S. X. Martin at once. Their fer
tilizers always of good quality are better
than ever before. Ample testimonials
can be furnished that for sweet pota-
toes and corn the Virginius and Ocean
Guano are especially adapted and will
nav any farmer who USES them.
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Mr.. Jno. H. Riley, Onancock, has
opened out anew stock of goods at his
place son the corner" Read his
announcement in this issue. and then IA
vor him with u call. The ladies are es-
pecially invited and we can assure them
the politest attention. His goods have
been purchased at the lowest cash prices
and he proposes to sell at such small
profits to make it TO your interest to
deal with i.En.
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Contracts for carrying the mails in Ac
colnack have been awarded as follows:
Onancock to Chesconnessex, twice Il
week, V. Borcirg, SGT; Bell Haven to
Shields Wharf, twicea week, -,
S44: uorntown by Greenbackville to
Franklin City, six times weekE S. >,
Petit, 1892; HOMETOWN to New Chul Oh (,
twelve times week, w. S. Holland,
s.97; Ternperanceville by Atlantic to
Wattsville, six times week, John G..
Coaud, $I45.
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OF THE VESSEL "MARTHA +.
FREEMAN,"AND ALL OTHERS
CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified that 1
shall, on the LIST day of May term of
the county court of Accomack conn
ty, lit being the 31st day. Of May,
next, move the said court to take
up, decide upon, and enter judg-
ment according to law, upon the
questions involved in the following
petition, which was regularly filed
at the last term Of the said court.
The said petition reads as follows:
"To the Hon.George Z. Garrison,
Judge Of the county court for Acco.
mack county:
Your petitioner, james H.Fletch-
er, Jr., Commemorative attorney
of the said county, begs leave to
submit to your Honor the following
case: That on the 9th day of
March, a. d. 1886, the vessel, Mar
tina Il. Freeman, was found en-
ployed by Gilbert Cottman, Robert
Thomas, Henry Smith, Frank Brown
Martin Miller, William Smith and
John Druertin dredgingfor oysters
within the waters of this Common
wealth, to wit, on Woman's Marsh
Rock: in Tangier sound, they, the
said Gilbert Cottman, Robert Thorn
as, Henry Smith, Frank Brown,
Martin Miller, William Smith and
John Druert not then being resi-
dents OF this State; aud your petit
TONER further states that there was
on board the said martha +. Free
man." at the time of said captures
cargo of two hundred and twenty
five bushels OF oysters, and that
the owner or owners of said vessel,
tackle, appurtenances, aud cargo
are to your petitioner unknown
Your petitioner therefore prays that
the said vessel "Martha E. Free
man," together with her appurten-
ances, tackle and cargo be forfeit
ed to the Commonwealth OF Vir-
ginia. And your petitioner will
ever pray, SIC.
Given under my hand as Com
monwealth's attorney for the coun-
ty of Accomack. this Goth day OF
April, A. d. 1856
JAMES Ell. FLETCHER, JR.
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PowELL's HonsE AND Hoo Pow
DERs-Experienced horscmen pronounce
them superb. AS the great remedy for
diseased stock they stand unrivalltd.-
Purify the blood, aid digestion and in
crease the appetite. Every farmer should
try them. They have Deen used with
marked success in hog cholera. Try
them.
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L. Floyd Mock, will, as special COM
missioner sell at public auction at Gull
ford, on Saturday cd inst, at > p. H..
the two tracts of lands OF Which Marga-
ret I.anldord, died, seized and possessed
and OH Saturday Goth inst, at , p. M,
the tract of land Of which Jno. p. Justis
died, seized and possessed.
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Our subscribers who find 4 cross
mark on their paper this week arc
earnestly requested to send us dollar.
The amount due by you may look insig-
llificant but in the aggregate it is 4 good
deal of money to us. Prompt payment
of tile little sum will enable us to give
you much better newspaper.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
OF THE

OF THE $500
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on and aftor Sunday,
Nov. Goth, 1885, VIII run their steamors as
follows, weather permttlng,) leaving South st.,
Wharf OF 500 O'Clock p. m.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. ]. Smith,
EVERY SUNDAY for Crlsnoid. Hpninan's. Evans
BoGgs', BoSgsville. Davis, Reads, Mtlos'
Hungar's and Tayior's wharvcs.
RETURNING-Loavo5 Taylors on Tuesdays at
O'Clock. a. M, touching at the above landings
at tho usrnl hours.
EVERY WEDNESDAY for clsneld: Tangier
Island, Hoffman's, Evans, Boggs', Hunting
Crock. Guilford. and Messongo.
REL URNING-Leave Messong, on Fridays at
o'clock, n. m. touching at the above landings
OF tho usual hours.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. s. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday aud Friday for Crisflold, Finnoy's
Onancock, shelitown, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall,
Rohoboth. POcOmoke City aud Snow I'LL.
Snow Hill Monday and
Thursday at q. M, touching at tho above land
ings at the usual hours
r--ssA;l Steamers leave Cris1eld for Balti-
w more, on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the N. z, Philn. and Norfolk, Wicomico ana
Pocomoke r. R. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received after 80 p, m.
aud must be prepaid to all points, except
on the N. Y. Phils, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK. General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore.
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The firm of Powell, Morse & Co.,
hereafter will be known as the Amer
can Fish Guano Co.. The notice OF
dissolution which appears i'll this ISSUE
means only change of name. The
business continues under same manage
rnent as heretofore.
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BEE.

SAvAGE--Mr L. r. Savage, for many
years IL resident Of tbs city, but formly
from the Eastern Shore, died at his
residence No 165 Ferchurch street,
last Monday morning at $50 O'Clock.
after IL lingering illness.-Norfolk Vi
gIni;ln.
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Notice. intend making my usual
"Trip soon thro 'Accomac and n ortllamp-
ton counties for the purpose Of hand
ling colts. Anyone desiring my service
can see me at Drummondt0wn April
court-day or if am not there they can
leave their order with Mr.. Fred Wldtly,
S. J. Belts.
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A grand Temperance nlaSs-meeting
will he held on burlington camp
ground in the afternoon OF to day. Mr..
Dutton from Portsmouth and other
sneakers from abroad are expected.
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WANTED-Agents in all districts,
where trucks are raised for market, to
sell Elliott's Combined Cultivator and
Hitler. Half Of the labor saved in culti-
waiting potatoes and other trucks by
;:f:ngsthem. John w. A. Elliott.
Locustmount, Va.
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OIs!cy.

McMath Bro, & Co.. have just re-
ceiyed car of berry crates and baskets,
which they are selling at factory prices
Strawberries lave commenced to ri
pen in this section aid will probably be
shipped in small quantities next week.
The fine location of this station is be-
ginning to attract the attention of The
travelling public. Tickets sales on last
Monday amounted to 81.
Another mail pouch from the steamer
Oregon came slslore on Parran"re S
Beach last week and was forwarded
from this place TO the postmaster ut
New York. $ nc of the letters were
in good condition, ard marked per
Oregon via Queenstown" Capt. Rich
reports that the pouch WAS found and
broken open by two oystermen, who
tried to escape with it, hut aftcra chase
of two miles dropped it.
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TIE Handsome Trotting Stallion
8 a MI BELI.a,


will make the spring season of 1886
on the Eastern Shore of Virginia
at S15 to insure q mare with foal, at
$40 for services the season. He will
he at E;Stville on LIST day Of each
court aud remain in the county OF
Northampton for two weeks there
after ut such places as his services
may be desired. The rest of time
during season will travel i'll Acco-
mac, and will be at Drummondtown
OH LIST day of county court.
For further particulars address
WM.J. COTTON,
Accomac G. a., Va.
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MARRIED.

Mules MoCnFADY-At Cocomoke
church, on April Bird, 1856, 10y Rev. j.
100 .S Carroll, James Z. Miles to Miss
Oshia A. McCready.
MEARs-DAvIs- Near Locustmount,
on Sunday, May End, 1856, by Rev. J w.
a. Elliott, Laban j. Mears to Miss
Mary a. Davis.
kScES%2y,s.zszzEErassu
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Messrs \. ]. Mears & sons at Keller
now accommodate the travelling public.
The accommodations they will furnish
will be satisfactory i'll every respect.
See advertisement,
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The first Strawberries of the season
shipped from lAccomac reached BaltI-
more last "Wednesday and were grown
bv Mr.. NJ. n. Wise of Charlottesville.
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Bctte Haven.

Eey G. d. Crawley has left the coun-
ty on tour for his health.
Mr.. l.. w. Dunton, of New York is
visiting his sister Mrs. jeff Jacob.
Messrs. West Il Willis have just re
ceived large lot Of their special brand
of tour-'sPerfection.
DR.. Hyslop reports verylittle sickness
Gut more time to attend to matrimonial
matters.
Peas are looking we'll and the farmers
expect to ship soon. We are informed
that Mr.. ,jolu Ashby of Occohomock
Neck will makea shipment next week
Mr.. A. J. Ward is building an ad-
dition to his storehouse and MI. G. L
Doughty the handSomest portico in our
town.
Local option is all the talk now and
our people seem to be divided as to the
wisdom of the movement. Since ia
cob & Doughty closed they seem to have
become too dry to discuss the matter
so much as formerly.
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For RENT-For year 1887, my farm
near Bethel church, between Hallwood
and Bloxum stations. and about 2 miles
from each. 1t requires two horses to
cultivate it, has plenty Of resources and
can he rented for 4 term of years.
LAMBERT II. CnEssER,
Seaside, Va.
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The voters of Pungoteague, Metomp-
kin and Atlantic Gecide the question OF
..license or 10 license" at the polls next
Saturday, 18th inst.
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FoR RENT FOR YEAR 1SS7.-Several
farms, different sizes, convenient to
railroad station or steamboat wharf, and
having abundance of MANURE and good
buildings. Upsllur Is. QulnDy.
February 18th, 1856.
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Mr. w. II. Parker, mission mer-
Giant of New York WAS home Oh Wis
1t 10 lis parents near Louisville this
week.
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FoH SALE-Eggs at ST per setting of
16 each, from flock of Pure Plymouth
Rocks, That are good layers, fine settlers
and lave never had any disease. Also,
a few fine ROSTERS ut 81 apiece.
w. +. Gunter,
Accomac G.. H., Va.
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CriSfield Branch.

az" stops for passengers. on Ign al tecond uctor.
'x" duly, except Sunday.
II. W.,Dunne, Sup't,
Princess Anne, Nd
R. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight aid Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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NOTICE. will stand my horse "Mid-
dlcton" at lat Drummondtown, Pun
colleague, Belle Haven, Franktown, &C.
dar Grove Farm, and Eastville.
Fred Waddy.
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Hon. Thomas Croxton has appoint.
ed w. X. Nottingham of Northampton
a cadet to West Point
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Mr.. A. Parker has purchased prop
erty at Pocomoke city, Nd, which he
will enlarge and use as a hotel.
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Observation-Disclosures as clerk in store
by Il boyle years old, who has haul cnn-
siderable experience in business. Can
give satisfactory reference. Fo- further
NJ. E. Tull.
Wagram Va.
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EsTRAy-A bull of dark color, slit in
ear, came to my house last fall. The
owner will come for him, pay charges
and take him away,
Jno. R. Hinman
near LeelnUnt.
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----------------
LOCAL NEWS.

The..Boad of Supervisors meet at
Accomac c. H., OH "Wednesday, 18th
inst.
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PowELL's INSECT PowDER-Destroys
potato fleils, rose bugs. ants. bed bugs,
insect Oh fowl, and all insect life.
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The members of the Red Bank F;T-
mer,s Association meet at Marionvllle
on Saturday 18th inst, at 4p. M
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STRAWBERRY CRATES AND BASKETS.
We have alarge stock ready for ship
mont. All orders will have prompt ltten-
tiun. Our Grist Mill,and Wool Carding
Mill, are in thorough order. All stuff
sent US, will ue attended to promptly.
q. II. TOadvine.
Successor to II Humphrey,
Salisbury, NIL,
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MappsviIie, Va,
Tie handsome Trotting Stallion
GRAY EAGLE

VIII DO Mt Drummonitown on every court day,
and will make the spring season OF 1880 In Acco-
ninc. at S25 eI Insure marc with foal, SIo for
services tho season, $40 for single service.
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The Handsome Trotting Stallion
SIGN EsrT

which took the LIST premium in 1885,
and the End premium in 1854, for speed
in the class of trotting stations at the
State Agricultural Fair hell at Rich
mond, Va, Wilma the spring season
in AccOmac and Northampton at
S25 to insure mare with foal,
Is for services the season,
10 for single service.
He will be at Accomac c.. H.. the
first day of each county Court and re-
main there two days.
For further particulars address
B. T. SCOTT,
Bayview, northampton, Va.
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NoT1cE-For rent for the year 1856,
my storehouse ut Jenkins Bridge. now
occupied by Harry L. White; also one
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address Sallie d. Fletcher
Jenkins Bridge, Accomac county, Va
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TO THE OWNER OR OWNERS
OF THE VESSEL "MARTHA +.
FREEMAN,"AND ALL OTHERS
CONCERNED:
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Nor1cE.-Strawberry crates and
baskets on hand, and for sale at factory
prices by
McMath, Bro. 6 Co.,
Only Station.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOR SALE.-A very fine mule, eight
years old, and gentle i'll all harness. =
Also about ~ bushels good oats. APP
ply to undersigned.
A. j. McMath.
Oily, Va.
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For SALE.-I have for sale on relson-
able terms, Il horse 8 years old, sound,
gentle, and brokento all harness. He
IS 15i hands high and weighs from 1900
to 1400 pounds.
r. J. Parker,
0pnnoooIy
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&C.
.phiIa., Wilmington { Bal
tilnore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,
NoRTHWAnD.
nIf,n EXn Mo

On and aftor April 18th, 1885 Sundays or
cepted, trains will leave as follows:
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The new town ball IS nearing compile
ton. under cortglc; viii. NJ. Levin
Hopkins, builder.
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Rey G. D. Crawley has left the coun-
ty on a tour for his health.