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FRO BE Continued
Letter From COmmonwealIi.'s AT
tOrney.

MIR. EDlToR:-As attorney for the
Commonwealth, ! would like, through
your columns, to say a few words to the
people of Accomac in regard to present.
mcnts to the grand jury.
I have received several anonymous
letters asking that certain men be pre-
scented to the grand jury. and givingthe
names of the witnesses; and also stating
in general terms the offence. For sew
eral reasons l have concluded not to act
upon such information. In the first
place, the information receive from
such letters, is in most cases, too
meagre to draw an indictment on-and
of course there is no one to whom can
write for particulars; and secondly, |
think the Commonwealth attorney
should use some discretion in making
his presentments-in otter words, the
complaint itself may not be of such a
character that the Commonwealth ought
to interfere-it may be mere private
injury, for which the party should pro-
coed for redress in a civil action. And
thus too the Commonwealth before 60
ing to the expense of summoning wit
nesses before the grand jury. ought to
have some guaranty that there is some
likelihood OF sustaining the charge, ev-
en- if an indictment should he found;
that is, the Commonwealth attorney
should either lave certain knowledge
of the facts himself, OF lie Should know
of them through some person OH whom
he can rely. These are the most potent
objections to acting on such communi-
cations. Now the only motive that l
know of that mall could have for not
signing his name to such letters, is that
lie would dislike for his neiglbor to find
out that he had instituted the proceed
iugs against him. He thinks his neigh
Dor ought to be prosecuted for an Of
fence, but is not willing that his own
name Should lie known i'll connection
with it. Without questioning the mo-
tive, but to ease the minds Of those tim
i'll citizens. will inform them that do
not think the Commonwealth S attorney
has the right. even if he had theinclina-
ton, to disclose such communications
when they were requested to be kept
private. at any rate, SO long as l hold
the office, and a citizen desires that a
person should be prosecuted for viola
ton of law. and at the same time is I'M
willing that his name should be known
in connection Herewith, l should keep
quiet on tliesubject; and if ii gets OUT
it will not be through the Common
wealth attorney.
j. II. FLETCHER, JR.,
Atty, tor Com.
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Tho Now steamer.

The new steamer Old Point Comfort,
which has just been completed at Will
Del, for the N. Y, z. &c N.
r. r., arrived at Cape Charles City on
the 10Th inst. and made very satisfac-
tory trial trip over the route, making
the run from Cape Charles to Old Point
Comfort in l hour and IS minutes, and
from Old Point to Norfolk in so min
ules. The steamer is 1873 feet long, 81
beam over all, with 30-inch cylinders
The boat is elegantly equipped aud is de-
signed fol- the transportation of freight
and passengers across the Chesapeake
bay. She developed speed of II miles
per hour on the trial trip, She is now
regularly into service, making connec-
tion with the day trains between Cape
Charles, Old Point and Norfolk.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.
MARCH, special term. 1856.

MARCH, Sreclal Term. 1850.
Common Law.
John K. Mapp qualified as guardian
of Mairrie Byrd.
Jarvis R. Wallen VS.. E. J. Foote ION
an attachment). Attaclin ent al'ated on
raotion Of defendant, because sued out
without sufficient cause and judgment
for defendants costs.
Benjamin II. East VS.. Geo. w. Gar
rett and Eliza F. g., his wife lin eject
ment TO recover a tract Of land devised
by DR.. Sonthey Satchel to Edward P.
East, now dcceascd). Jury was dis
pensed with and whole matter Of law
and fact III this case submitted to Judge
for decision-who determined that the
land in controversy was the property of
the defendant, Eliza F. G. Garrett and
dismissed plaintiffs declaration, with
costs for defendants. The Judges opin-
ion was prepared in writing and on mo
ton of the defendant made part of
the record of the action. The plaintiff
filed bill of exceptions to the judgment
Of the court and the clerk is now max
ing out the record, preparatory to TAX
ing case to Court Of Appeals.
In Chancery.
Thomas E. Jones ct ais VS..
Old Dominion Gunncr's and Ang-
ler's Association. Order removing cause
from docket-the claims of the plaintiff
having been paid and satisfied.
Robert N. Boston VS.. Edward A.
Boston and others. Decree for payment
of costs and share of Henry L.. Pllch-
ard.
Ceres Manufacturing Co., Judgment
creditor VS.. A. J. Mcars and wife &C.
Decree entered setting aside sale and
reopening biddings upon conditions.
James II. Slrieves ct ais vs.. Arlntlia
Scott ct ais. Decree for sale by L.
Floyd MICK, speciul commissioner.
Jno. Edward Justis &C., Wy next
friend VS.. Isaiah F. .Jastis and wife,
Decree for sale of the Trader Lot by l..
Floyd Mock, special commissioner, and
OF Shoar's Island, by Browne, Jacob u
Co.. special commissioners.
James 6. Fox ct ais who sue &C.. VS..
David B. Vessels admir-. Decree, with
drawing from Marine bank remaining
one fourth of money deposited therein.
payment of costs thereout and balance
of same to Ella J. Jacobs. wife of Ever
EFT C.
Ex-Parte, petition Louis A. Stockley
&c. guardian. Decree for collection OF
shares of Margaret E, AMI Mahala
Stockley for payment of costs thereout
and balance OF same to said parties.
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Mappsburg, Mar. "a, 1856.
Local Option Meeting ON Chinco-
league.

Local Option Meeting ON Chinco-
league.
at a call meeting OF the citizens of
Chincoteague Island, Va, held in Tenn
perance Hall, March 22nd, 1886. the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The Importation, manufac-
ture, sale and supply Of alcoholic bever-
ages is everywhere shown to be promo
ting the cause of intemperance, with re-
sulting crime, misery, ignorance and
paupelism, imposing large and unjust
taxation, for the support OF penal and
sheltering Institutions, upon thrift, IN
dustry manufacture and commerce.
Whereas, The fight we are enGagedln
is fight Of the Fright against the
wrong, good against bud, peace against
riot,' therefore
Resolved LIST, That it is the dutyof all
good citizens and especially all Christ
ians to place themselves in the front
ranks of the Grand Army that is waging
an uncompromising warfare against the
whole whiskey system.
Resolved End. That the thanks of our
community are hereby rendered the
Friends OF Temperance of our grand old
Commonwealth, and members of our
Legislature. ESPECIALLY the Hon. I. 1,
Wescott, for their untiring efforts and
zeal in the passage of the Local Option
Law, and to tho Hon. George L. Garri-
son. judge of our court, for his prompt
ness in ordering an election, giving US
tho opportunity of setting Our seal of
condemnation upon the liquor license
system.
Resolved 3rd, That copy Of these res
lutions be published in our county pa
pers. j. L. KINNEY,
G.. O. DIsBRow, Chairman.
Secretary.
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MearsviIIc.

Mr.. A. F. Mears has sold this season
at his store q tons of fertilizers-the
result of handling only frst-class articles
Capt. Henry Davis, 76 years of age,
had az attack of paralysis last week land
his life was despaired of but now is in a
fair way to recover.
Mr.. George T. Byrd, who had sold his
farm some time ago, preparatory to
making Indian Territory his home, has
changed his mind, and moved to POGO
moke City.
The local option question seems to be
the principal topic in our community.
and very many express Il willingness Ito
roll up their sleeves" and begin work in
the cause.
He'll eggs in this locality are worth -
cents per dozen, duck eggs q cents,
goose eggs 50 cents. One of our mer-
chapts gets in exchange for goods Is
crates Of eggs, weekly.
The schooner Somers, which was land
ed ',high and dry'' on the marsh, during
the storm about two months ago. was
gotten off last week and has been char
tered hy NIT. j. Schall, to ply between
Baltimore and the West Indies.
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Lady nurnod to Death.

On the 18TH inst. ,ahighly esteemed la
dy tile wife of Mr.. Esau e. Kellam was
buried to death at her home near Marsh
Market, in this county. Her garden
was being prepared for planting yegeta-
bles and her dress coming in contact
with a fire, kindled thereon to burn the
trash, she was soon in flames and before
assistance could BIZ rendered her she
was burned to death. Her clothing was
entirely consumed and her features DIS
figured beyond recognition. She ex-
pired before she could be gotten into
her house.
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Fair Oaks.

Peas are up and looking well i'll this
section.
Potato seed are plentiful with out
farmers and there is no demand fol-
them.
Mr.. Alfred S. Bill has recently taken
q position behind the counter at this
place.
1t is rumored that q hotel will soon be
erected here, to be known as the Eagle
Hotel.
Mr.. J. N. burlington shipped the
first kale of the season last Monday from
Mefa station.
A basket party is to be given by the
gentlemen of our vicinity ut the Grange
Hall next Friday night.
a car load of coal has just been re-
ceived by burlington Bros, which they
offer for sale at a small advance beyond
prime cost.
Tile Fair Oak IS Kennel gave "rey-
nard" Il chase this week, which lasted
10 hours. The members Of the club are
willing to match their pack with amy on
the Eastern Shore.
Fms as an article of merchandise are
not to he desrised i'll these parts. Two
hundred rabbit skins made up the last
shipment Of burlington Bros. and still
they come.
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A record of the real estate i'll Ac,
comac, delinquent for the non pay
ment of taxes for the years from
1876 to 1883 inclusive, printed at
this Office, was posted throughout
the county by the treasurer this
week. So much of said lands, on
which taxes, costs, Sc, have not
been paid before the last Monday
in August will be sold at public
auction at Accomac G. H., on that
day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

Read the advertisement of the
Charles Warner Co., of Whining
ton. Delaware, and;the list OF first
class agents who represent them
They can doubtless supply our PEG
plc,with coal, lime &c, on as good
terms as it can he secured anywhere.
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Presiding elders Appointments.

Second round quarterly meetings,
Eastern Shore District, Nj. E. Church
South.
Berlin, Taylorville, Mar. Ct, 2s.
Belle Haven, Powelton, Apr. 81
Eastvllle, Salem; Apr. II, Il.
Cobbs Island and Cape Charles; April
10.
South Dorchester. Zion; Apr. 81, rs.
Dorchester, Friendship; May l, 2.
Dorset Mission, Bucktown; May 2, 8.
Cambridge, May 8, 9.
Jos. H. AMTss, P. E.
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Rev. J.W.A. Elliott and lady OF
Ioyustmount will celebrate their
golden wedding on 9th day of
next April. 1t will he grand as,
semblage if all their friends attend.
Few people have had a happier
married life, or won more golden
opinons from numerous friends.
who will join us in wishing that
many years Of happiness may yet
he i'm store for them.
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On next Monday, Mr.. L.W.Chlld-
rev will be at Drummondtowh 10
attend to your wants in the lnsur-
;.nce. business. II is useless almost,
to add that he represents only first,
class companies, and is willing to
take risks on your property on reals
enable terms.
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To the Fruit Grower, of Accomae,

1t is very important for mutual pro-
lection, and more thorough develop
ment of the business, that we he OF
gained. 1t is therefore proposed that
We meet at Drummondtown OIL the Goth
of March, it being court-day. and Or
ganize Fruit Grow er's Association
Any fruit grower that cannot be present
OH that day and wishes to join such all
.; organization can address n3te to Judge
Gllntcr, Accou.ac c. H.
FRUIT GROWER.
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The members of the bar, except
ing, perhaps, the attorneys for the
plaintiff. consider the opinion OF
Judge Gunter delivered last Tues
day in the suit Of East VS.. Garrett,
reported elsewhere) remarkably
able. lucid and exh auStive.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

Mr.. David Il. Bloxom, OF Gull
ford has not yet gathered all his
last years crop of corn. He gets
in n load occasionally, however,
whenever the weather is pleasant
and it is thought Will be aDie 10
Get it all housed i'll time to plant
another crop.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

West s. Willis, Belle Haven,
keep constantly on hand a supply
ofcoal-and at their store you VIII
find everything you want IN the
mercantile line and on the most
reasonable terms.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

Mr.. Charles r. Marshall of this
county, now a student at Virginia
Medical College, will please accept
our thanks for an invitation, to at
tend the 18th Annual Commence
ment of that institution on the 3Otl
inst MIR. Marshall is chairman Ut
the committee on reception on that
occasion.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

The name Of Upshur's station in
Northampton, has been changed to
NassawoddoX. a postofice mas
been established there, with MI.
John L. Rogers as postmaster.
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Can't. E. L. Willis, one of the
most popular and worthy citizens
of northampton has been confined
to his home near EXmOre station
for several weeks by critical Ill.
ness. His condition is somewhat
improved at present.
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James Smith and VIM. Roberts,
colorcd, for attempting to break
into store of Mr.. Geo. Wallop,
ILorntown, on night Of 10Th inst,
we're landed in our Jail, by consta
Die Gladdlng; on Wednesday.
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Aceolll;lc G. H., Va.

New GooDs-E. e. Polk will be at
Drummondtown. court-day. with beau
tiful line of samples for custom work,
suitable for spring and summer: also Il
good line of ready-Irlde clothing which
far surpasSeS any we have ever had for
style and beauty. One speciality we
claim for our clothing, is the perfect lit
aid elegant make up, and trimmings ut
tile same price Others will charge for an
inferior --cut-madc and trimmed suit.
Call and see for yourself. We will be
ready to prove all we claim on Monday
Respectfully,
u n u, ,11y G, ~
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Mr. L. G. Polk as usual will at.
tend the next term of court with
everything tasty and attractive in
the clothing line. Read his spring
announcement.
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Guests at the 1Malthyi House"
Baltimore, have II choice of either
American or European places, as
NAV best suit their convenience
aud rates are surprisingly low.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Nor1cE.-AlI persons indebted to me
are requested to settle by 9TH of April
next. after that date all claims, which
have not been arranged to my satisfac-
lion. will be placed in the hands Oh all
officer for collection without further no,
lice. have a new and select line oi
goods on hand and all except groceries
are sold at 5 per cent discount for caSll.
A. F. Mears,
MearSvllle, VA.
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Louis Downing, colored, who fig
ured in the house breakingat Wag-
ram in December last, heretofore
m cntioneG in our column,swas sent
TO iail last Tuesday.
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Your attention is again invited
70 the sale Of fish factories, boats,
scines. &C., on Chinco'eague Is
land.as advertised in our last issue,
Oh March 31St.
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Keller.

Several new buildings are tob be erected
at this place in the near future.
The people in this section favor the
refusal of liceEso to the vendors of az
dent spirits.
Messrs. j. ". Mears & Son have on
hand I. large supply of coal, to Which the
attention of purchasers is invited.
DR.. J. E. Mapp ''takes the cake" in
this locality rs the "raiser of sweet pc.
tato sprouts" They are up in his bed
from one end to the other.
Cedar Island guano is highly recon-
mended by our farmers who have used
it, and Mr.. 7. J. Killman, the agent
here, is selling large quantities of it.
The stewards OF Pungoteaguc circuit
decided at their second quarterly meet
ing, held on Goth inst, at Oak Grove
church, to have no camp-meeting this
year.
The young son of Nathaniel J. Ward,
aged IA yearS, was thrown from colt lie
was riding on last Monday, and picked
up on the road insensible. On examine
ton he was found to have sustained a
severe fracture of the skull, with severe
injury of the brain. He has remained
unconscious and partly comatose to the
present time, and great fears are enter
tanned in regard to his recovery.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-03-27

Nlessrs. Gunter & Blackstone,
special commissioners, advertise
valuable real estate at FRANKLIN
Ciry for sale at public auction, Ia
our issue of to day.
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MARRIED.

BAKER-TAYLoR-AtZ Zion church,o n
Sunday, March 21st, 1856. by Rev. W.
A. Street, William A. Baker to Miss
Annie L. Taylor.
IsDELL-REYNoLDs-At Cobb's Is
land, March 9th, 1855, George Isdell to
Miss Elizabeth s. Reynolds.
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Mr.. B. T. Nelson continues to
increase his livery accommodations.
Fills stables have recently been en-
larsed to meet the wants OF ms
court-day patrons
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The new time table of the n. Y :,
7. & n. r. r., and of the Phlladel-
phia. WILMINGTON aud Baltimore
Railroad appear in our issue OF TO-
day.
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Mr.. John d. Grant, clerk in the
Auditors Office at Richmond, was
home on visit last week.
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Miss Sallie Parramore of our
town has returned from a prolong-
ca visit to friends in New York
City.
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LOCAL NEWS.

County Court commences next
Monday 1t is also the regular
grand jury term.
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The bishop will conduct the
services in st. James Episcopal
church to MORROW.
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STRAYED AwAY-A small hound
dog from the Undersigned while out
hunting near Sayagevi1le afew days ago.
She had liver culOre.l heat, D!il:s spot
on back, and Scar OH her jaw. S liable
reward will be paid for herIetrr.i or i'll
formation as to her whereabouts.
S. q. burlington.
Fair Oaks, Va.
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Mr.. w. f. Gunter through our
columns to day offers his services
as surveyor, to the public.
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For SALE-Eggs at 81 per- setting of
16 each, from u flock of Pure Plymouth
Rocks, that are good layers, fine settlers
and have never haul any disease. Also,
few fine BOOSTERS ut 81 apiece.
w. f. Gunter,
AoaO,,un ",
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WINTER SCHEDULE. .,
OF THE kfSzhrt-
Eastern Shore Steamboat COMPANY


OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on aud after Sunday,
Nov. Goth, 1855, Will run thelr steamecs az
follows. weather permlttiug.) leaving South st.,
Wharf at 500 o'clock p. m.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. J. Smith,
EVERY SUNDAY for Crlsncd, H,n:nan's. Evans,
Boggs', Boggsvllle, Davis, Reads, Miles
Hungar's aud Tayior's wharvos.
observation-disclosures Taylor.s on Tuesdays at =
O'CLOCK a. M, touching at tho above landings
az the usual hours.
EVERY WEDNESDAY for Crisned. Tangier
Island, Honman's. Evans. Bosgs, Hunting
Crock, Gullford, and Mcssongo.
RErURNING-Lorves MeSsongo on Fridays at0
o'clock, n. M, touching at the above landings
at tho usual hours.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. s. q. WILSON,
Every Tuesday aud Friday for Crisneld, Ffuney's
Onancnck, Shclltown. Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall,
Snow Hill Monday and
Thursday at 4. m, touching at tho above land.
lngs ut the usual hours.
r-sAll Steamers leave Crisheld for Baltt-
~ more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the n. Y, PhIln. and Norfolk, wicomico and
virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received after 30 D. NJ,
and must DO prepaid 10 all points. except
on the N. Y. Phila. aud Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK, General Agent,
los South atreet. Baltimore.
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VaIua able Town Lots for
sale at Private Con-
tract. at Acc0mac c. .Hs

l offer for sale at private contract
l. House and lot where now reside
at Accomac G. II. This lot contains
14s acres, has a new two-story dwelling
thereon, with comfortable rooms a on
the upper and on lowee floor and
all necessary outbuildings aud enclos-
ures in good repair. Will be sold as one
parcel or subdivided to suit purchasers.
2. Lot known as "Hickman Lot"
containing 81 acres. This has a dwell
ling thereon, and is susceptible of parti-
ton into desirable lots for building
purposes, witch are offered for sale to-
gether OF separately.
The above property is offered for sale
at reasonable prices and OH easy terms.
a j. LILLISTON
..Accomac C. H., Va.
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DIED.

RoDERTs-Near Belle Haven, Mon
day March 22nd, John V. Roberts, aged
So years.
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NoTTcE-For rent for the year 1856,
my storehouse at Jenkins Bridge. now
occupied by Harry Il. White; also one
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address Salle D. Fletcher
Jenkins Bridge, Accomac county, Va
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WAeRAsf, VA.
Dctaware Groom Seed S.oect Potato
For Sale.

DctHWUT0 0IOt0N OccU OtO6CC TOtut0
For Sale.
My steck of seed sweets were
grown from choice select seed OF
the Sussex Golden VARIETY, an ex.
ira early productive and hardy
yellow potato and extra market
potato. The quality Of my seed
sweets cannot be beaten in the
market. will pay freight direct
from the house in which they are
kept all the winter to any station
on the N. Up. & N. R.R. ] will
ship them direct from winter quar-
ters, thereby avoiding their getting
chilled as it is often the case when
brought from the cities. The po-
tato is pure yellow and should
not be mistaken as the Early Gold
Ell. Prices will vary according to
market value. l will have also
sprouts for sale in season at $1.50
per 1000, special rates on large lots.
Address
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Y. G.. Polk Co.

IMPoRTANT-A visit to d. Fl. john
son & Co. S store at Leemont is Il mat
te- which you cannot afford to neglect.
The reduced prices in all kinds of goods
there, enables you to save money, far
beyond your calculations until you call
and see for yourselves. Besides their
stock of general merchandise-they Of
fer especially at this time Pocomoke
Phosphate, Lanlreth's garden seeds,
and the celebrated piow, Farmers
Friend. A word to the wise will be
sufficient.
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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 savet in cult
waiting potatoes and other trucks by
using them. John W. A. Elliott.
J.OcustmOunt, Va.