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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-30
SENATOR STEWART.
asr Reptile. /" ser''"s Charges.

Senator Stewards bill requiring the
Secretary Of War, through the Board
of War Claims Exanaiaers, to ascertain
and report what amount Of money was
expended by each Of the States Of Cal
ifornia, Oregon aud Nevada when u
Territory FIR AL military purposes
connected with tbe war Of the Re-
hellion, Indian wars during the re-
bel.ion, and FIR guarding the overland
n,ail and emigrant routes, passed the
Senate Aug. Il.
Senator Stewart some time ago
aA,rsd III, 10 lowing amendment tn
ihs sund Civil Appropriation bill.
which was adopted aud is now pending
L.f, e the g 'nf re .ce G mmittee.
hat lao pa.t Of the money appro-
psiated by this act shall be used in the
investigation II any case or the prose-
c,.tion of any person in the mining re-
sions Of the United States Tor cutting
for mining or d msstic purposes
dwarfed o. scrubby t,,nhcr unht to be
sawed or ewed into lumber OF COM
i1rrcixl value.
Senator Stewart explained this
amendment ty reading the existing
law aud stating tina, it was now unls~
iai, as he construed the law. for per-
ms to cut scrubbj timber in the min
;ng regions for mining purposes; but
that there had brtn some months ago
prosecutions instituted against some
Italians in tai. State for cutting tin-
Der IN the mining regions for mining
purposes, and that his am m.ndment was
for the purpose of continuing as now
the construction of the statute
which hal been sanctioned for many
years. The stntutc to which he re-
ferred was passed June 1873, aad is
as follows
THAT all citizens OF the United
States and other persons, bona tide
residents OF the States of Colorado aud
Nevada, or of either of the Territories
of New EeAice, Arizona or Utah,
Wyoming. Dakota. Idaho, Montana,
and all nther mineral districts Of the
United States, shall be, are hereby aa-
tiorizsd aud permitted to fell and re-
move for building, agricultural. min.
eral aud other domestic purposes, any
timber or other trees growing or being
on the public lands, said lands being
mineral and not subject to entry under
tne existing laws Of the United States.
except for mineral entry, in either of
the said States, or terri ories or dis
tricis Of which such citizens or persons
may be at the time bona tide residents,
subject to such rules aud regulations
as the Secretary of the Interior may
luescrihe Ton the protection OF the
timber and Of the unde,growth grow
ing upon such lands, and for other
purposes; provided, that the prov isions
at this act shall not extend tc railroad
corporations.
Yesterday an attack was made up
on Senator Stewart in the New York
Herald on the authority of Mr..
Ssockslager, the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in which it was
represented that Senator Stewarts
amendment was in the interest Of
ipreign corporations, timber thieves
aud 'ascals generally, and that Sena-
tor Stewart offered it for the purposes
~ enabling criminals to escape just
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-30

Sebastopol is a Russian seaport fort
ress aud arsenal in the Crimea. 1t is
one of the finest natural harbors in the
world. The seige of Sebastopol by
the allied English and French armies
ranks among the most famous sieges in
history; it lasted IL months from Oct. i,
1854. to September, 1876.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-30

Hooping cough. or Pertu'sis. is an
infectious, and sometimes epidemic
disease, mostly attacking children, es-
pecially in the Spring and Autumn.
It's earliest symptoms, which usually
appear five or six days after exposure
to infection, are thoae of q common
cold.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-30

Robin Hood is ! the hero of several
Did ballads aud itraditionary stories,
which generally represent him as an
outlaw and robber of gallant and
generous nature, Of England
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negltc anything essential To the com
fort, advancement and health Of you.
schools.
5th Adhere to the new list of text
books as far as practicable, especially
by class advancement. Use the Graph
ic Copy book exclusively, if possible.
See new list of text books in your Yir-
ginia registers.
9th. Should any school diff .ulty arise
with your pupils, by INSTRUMENTATION OF
otherwise, which yu cannot control,
at once suspend the pupil and notify
your Board of trustees of the same that
they may investigate and correct the
difficulty. lido not anticipate trouble
i'll this directioA.)
9TH. Read carefully your contract
with Trustees and 'act well your part. -"
Sth. Call upon your Trustees and
Supt., MS often us you feel disposed for
the welfare OF your schouls. and I think
you will find them your willing ser.
wants.
9th. Let every teacher subscribe for
at least one live progressive school
journal
Believing that these hastily written
suggestions will lie kindly received,
and wishing for you all, collectively
and individually. an exceedingly pleas
ant and profitable season, | am most
sincerely you friend and servant.
JNo. E. MAPP, Supt.
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a Card.

EDITOR OF EN1ERpRIsE:-WDl you
give me siucc fol Il testimonial, bear
Ing record 10 the wortlliness of all COLI
nected with the Eastern Shore Steam
er Tangier-f;om the Capt, clerk,
steward and all The crew down to thu
lowest d, ok hand. 7 heir Kindness WA
SO manifested to me willie journeying
from my home to Snow lillian return,
on my return during the heavy gale on
Monday and Monday night-that |
wish tn say for them and to the trave:-
ing lublic. that for III anity, morals
and christian like department they are
to lie cGmmrln I'd. Their attention To
me WAS 50 mari ed I in my autumn days
capable, of receiving such with lasting
impression, that my soul overhows with
JOY upon every remembrance of it.
Very Respectfully,
JNO. D. TYLER.
Onancock. Nov. 9th.
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Thomas Heath aged 16 years
of Eastvile, Northampton county for
merly of Petersburg, Va. leing sent to
the woods to rake pine skaters Friday
Of last week and not returning. search
commencing OH Saturday and CONTINUE
ing until Tuesday was made for him.
On the last day he was found buried be
meath a heavy mass Of logs and dirt
with only his arms and legs protruding,
He had evidently built himself Il small
howell o, dirt house and on entering it
the whole structure for some reason
had given away burying him beneath it.
1t took five men to raise the mass OF
e.r,h from his body. His eyes were
distended and face badly sw lin when
found, showing that be had died from
strang Il;tion.
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superintendent OF Schools.
To the Teachers of the Public schools
of Accomac County:

To the Teachers of the Public schools
of Accomac County:
AsQueries hive recently been made
by some If our new teachers this SELL
son, touching the regulations OF the
public schools, few general remarks
may not lie amiss.
]st. The legal school holidays, as de-
cided by the county school Board, are
Thanksgiving day, one day at Easter
and two at Whit,uniide. No schools
open during Christmas week, nor the
time counted in The regular school
months.
End. Monthly reports are to made
promptly at the close of each school
month, in order that every school in
the county may lie regularly embraced
in County Supt's report to State Supt
3rd. Use but one monthly blank re-
port to each teacher-the supply being
limited. Very large schools can use
additional Sins of paper. attaching
same to regular blanks. Every blank
in the reports should be filled.
4Lh. When in need of books for known
INDECENT chidrcn promptly notify the
clerk in your district Board of Trus-
tees, asking for his immediate atten-
ton to same, also in like manner for
any nee,lesl appnrtenances Ill your
schonl-rooms, such rs coal, stoves,
brooms, buckets, axes, coal-hols, win
dow lish.s, i sck- boards, etc. Do net
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NEiGt;l.uamoan NOTES.
OnaBr0cE.

L. w. Childrcy has been in Norfolk
for the past twn weeks.
Mr.. Frank ID. Parks is having o ten
ant house built OH Joyn,s street.
The Z y X Social Club was enter
tanned by Miss Eva Le;ltherbury OH
last Friday night.
Miss Mary Tyler has heen appointed
teacher of the primary department of
the Onancock Academy.
Rev. J. c. Watson OF Amelia county,
has been visiting his son-,n-law, John
H. Riley, during the past week.
Mr.. A. Scott living near town, killed
three polkers on last Thursday. Q
months old, the aggregate weight OF
which was 1901 pounds.
Col. Chamterlayne, general custom
house inspect or, was in town Saturday.
On examination he found everything at
this office in slip-Shape.
Thorn as Flhnry of Scarhnrougll's
Neck, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
at the residence of DR.. Chas. L. Har-
manson.
Tie st, amer Tangier Willie taken off
the route soon for rel airs. Sic will be
heightened several feet and numerous
other repairs will be made,
Thanksgiving was generally Observed
i'll town. Appropriate service was held
in the NJ. Z. Church, South, and the
stores and postoflice were closed during
the day.
The requisite number of names has
obtained, and the petition praying
Judge Garriso to order another cleo
ton to decide whether the district shall
be '.wetn or dry" has beill handed in
You will save money. if you buy your
Christmas goods of Bund;ck & Taylor.
The ;srrlIic stoIm Of last Monday
night did much damage III this vicin
ity. The roof of tenant house on the
bay shore occupied 10y John Spence.and
owned by John w. II. Parker, WAS
blown off. ard the family thereby de
prived of protection from tie Storm
They were compelled to take to their
boat, and after extreme peril, having
bren on the wafer several hours cx-
posed to the open fury Of the storm.
they Succeeded in .ading at Charles
Atkins where they procured shelter
for The night Tie Tanger got in the
creek about3 p. m. hut WAS unable to
reach this wharf. ard had to cast anchor
opposite john w. II. Parker S, where
she remained until tie abatement Of
tie storm on the following morning.
Tn" schoontrs Wm. u. Powell an:i
Chas, p. Finney, lying al Finncy's
wharf. broke frun their mornings and
we've driven ashore high and dry.
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The ;choll ASS 'cialon Ii"r,. elr'. '',.
Tuesday the following nfli..-rs. VIM.
j. Wyatt presidents; VIM Rue, vice
president; .lno. NJ West, seer etary and
Dr.. J T. b. IIyslop, secretary.
The members of A. .. U. W. holl
their first meeting III new hall next
Tuesday night. All the members are
requested to be present. Bro. G. d
Orawley will deliver his farewell ad.
dress.
The Kellam hotel will be opened du-
ring Xmas or early in the New Year
with a grant ball The hotel, the lar
gest and han,s,mest OF the Eastern
Shore has of late been greatly improved
in appearance by elegant enclosures and
tssher extras. the workmanship Of mas
ter mechanic Thomas Rayfield.
The Doughty hotel enlarged OF late
ny raising it a story now can furnish
accommodation second to none OIL the
Peninsula. 1t now has plenty Of rooms
large, comfortable and well kept and its
cuisine is voted by all who stop there as
superb.
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Church Notes.
Onancock. Noy. 9th.

The dedication Of Hunting Creek
NJ p. Church, which WAS postponed
last June, will take place on Thursday.
December 9th, 1883. If falling wealth
err, the next fair day. Speakers from
abroad are expected. A children's treat
will be given in the same church on
Christmas evening, December 25.ll,
1855, at II p. IN.
Christmas exercises will be held IN
Leemont M. p. Chulch On the night of
December 25th,- 1888, at II p. m. a
choice programme will be arranged for
the occasion. and large number OF
premiums will be awarded to those re
ceiving the highest grades.
j. WRIGHT NORRIS,
Pastor.
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GhircoTe nEEc-
Mrs. Joseph 7. Kenney at this writ
ing is critically III.

ChincorenEwe-
Mrs. Joseph 7. Kenney at this writ
ing is critically III.
Mrs. T. j. Birmingham is visiting
friends in Baltimore, and Mrs. Lee
Disllaroon is the guest Of friends at
Salisbury, Mo.
Can't. Theodore Hall and wife. who
left here to make Elizabeth City. NC.
their home last fall. will according to
advices received of late, return shortly.
The hotel recently completed here by
Mr.. u. ]. Wheaton, sill lie opened
shortly with MIR. George Hammond Of
Berlin. Md. rs proprietor. lie CARVED
here with his family this week.
Lieut.. J. F.wiid. in accordar ce with
an order from Washington, has atlver-
tised the us. Revenue sloop Report for
sale at public auction, on Wednesday.
December 9Th, IL M, sharp.
Our building boom continues despite
tile inclement weather Of late,and hand
some DWELLINGS are nearing completion
for DR.. r. W. White, capt. John W.
Bunting. Dennard Mallett, Nm. ALI
drews ard others.
The Republicans Of this place are i'm
patiently waiting for the 4ih of March,
and the asplrants both white and black
for the custom house and postofflce are
numerous. They are by no means a
happy and united family Wien sceptins
the flesh pots in the distance.
Mtssrs. Isaac Coffin & Son. leading
merchants here some wears ago, now in
Elizabeth City. n. c.. will return short.
~ it is reported, and occupy his old
stand now occupied by Mr.. T. J. Brit
tingliam. and the latter it is said, will
move to Laurel del.
The oysters OF Chincoteague bay are
about as good and as much in demand
us they were last season, despite the
assertions of your Greenbackville cor
respondent to the contrary. Our primes
arc now selling in the northern markets
from 81 to SIS per barrel, and culls from
S2.75 to So 25.
Arrivals at the Atlantic: DR.. A. j
Ho,combe, ". II, Arrowsmith, n: Y
G. P. Truitt, j. G.. MesSick, ]. +
Hudson, Geo. Stebbins, Prof. john B
Slomons, Phila. j. q. Minson, e. e
Johnson, N. II Walker,C. 7. Marston
G. F. Bauman, DR.. f. Dashell. Balto.;
Hon. r. c. White. Georgetown, Del.
The Atlantic hotel has been full OF
late with northern sporlsmen, and the.
report that tlsy never had so good ;
time or saw So much game in our waters
us at present. The praise the mehu Of
the Atlantic. the polite attention giver
them, the etliclent guides furnished
hem, and after spending Il few day!
here in shooting 20 home happy, loadtC
with brandt duck. geese, &C., to return
again as seon rs possible. Calyas bacl
duck, which hlve lot been seen herr
for several years, are now being killet
daily i'll our waters.
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j RIESSS GOODS
sin WHICH win be found

lin which will be found
Fronch Serge, French Snitings,
Ladies' Cloth, Silk aud Wool Cloth,
Tricot Cloth, Prunnelle Cloth,
L'allamain Cloth, Silk aud
Wool Henrietta, Cashmere, &c.
His Motion Department has
had special attention given it, and
you will ind some articles in this
department at astonishingly low
prices,one OF which is Misses Black
Rib Hose, full regular made at 10
cents per pair, and many other ar
ticIes TO correspond with this one.
Els Shoe Dcpartmenthas been
increased enormously, and yon can
find a better assortment i'll both
custom and Eastern made goods,
than he has ever been able 10 show
you before.
You will also find his lines OF
Hats, Caps, CrockeIy, Cueensware,
etc. immensely large
and well selected. Carpets, Oil
Cloth and Rugs are also attractive
features of his stock this season.
Come and examine his stock and
learn where to save money.
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GrccnIrack VILE.

Snow fell here Sunday night to the
depth Of two inches.
Sevula tenant houses are to be built
sooll by Major Pitcl,ard, on his property
in our town.
The new NJ. P. Church ut Porters-
vile, near this place, Will be dedicated
Sunday, December 18TH,
The new store of Mr.. G. b. Mason Of
this place, has been completed and will
be stocked with new goods shortly.
Dipthc- i;l, prevalent. in our midst
some days ayu has almost entirely dis
Appeared. There are only Two cases at
present.
Small shipments OF oysters are being
sent daily over ID. NJ. 81 r. r. by our
citizens, but tile returns are by no
means rcmuneratiye.
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Exciting times around Titlow's taffy
counter. A pound OF mixed tally
please 5 cents worth of yellow Jack
aid strawberry mixed, Il cent S WORT Of
that ar red taffy, &C.. are the sounds
that greet the earl{ Tie l:usy clerk
Wen sou VIII santa Claus, don't
ss~st tos,x sAnd Please. Mr.. Santa
~. LING sonae of Titiow's Will
mlneton tally"
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Messrs. John w. Barnes & Bro,
succeed Mr.. Mainr Mason i'll the mer-
camille business at Bloxom station
Tile new firm is composed of active,re-
liable anG entelprising young men. de-
serving the patronage Of the public and
will receive it. See their advertise
ment in another column.
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Rev. W. J. Twilley has returned
from Conference and will ill his regu-
ha appointments nnt:l= further notice.
Services will hc held by him tomorrow
at Wcodbcrry in morning and Drum
MondtOWn in afternoon.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-01

Especial attention is invited 10 the
new advertisement Of John w. Duncan
in this issue. twill be seen that he
has. everything IN the liue of Nmas. New
Year aid wedding presents, and will
self them at less than city retail prices
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-01

want ofnrd RS WAS found not orthodox:
and lie was replaced Gy Isaac Key, wh''
was thought by Governor Berkeley To
be worthy learned gent, land ordered
to ''bee Immediately Indicted.
G. T. S.
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County court was not IN session
Nou.ay. OWN" to inclemcnt weather,
1t met, however, on Tuesday and the
grand jury empanncled n, that day was
adjourned over until Friday and WAS i'll
session at the time of going to press
Charges of violation of the local option
law are being considered by them.
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Tile Cortland road cart is still for
sale by Nessrs. J. d. Belote s. Son. Say
agtvllle. Va. Buy of them and broken
Shafts will he replaced free of charge eY-
cept freight, which slows the impor-
tance of purchasing of them. Shafts
and other fixtures furnished To all other
parties at regular rates.
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Mr. 4. J. McCready. Leemont, WAS
tie lowest bidder and WAS awarded the
cnrtrac! ~ The Board Of Supervisors.
last Monfay.for furnishing the gratings
for upper windows Of the new clerk S
Office. His bid was SITS.
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Mr.. Samuel B. Slocomb. by virtue of
a decree of Acconac circuit court, rem
dered October 18th, 1883, will sell to
the highest ;,i,sder, at Greenbackville,
on Saturday, Dccembe; 18th. 1855, at 8
O'Clock pm, the Methodist Protestant
Parsonage. situated at Greenbackville.
TENS, one third cash, balance in 6 and
Is months. respectively.
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Nelle Haven.

According to rumor marriage b lis
will soon be ringing In our town.
Two new dwellings are to be bnilt
soon in eur town on lots purchased IT
Gently Of Mr.. Wm 5. Kellaln.
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Raisins. dates, citton, currants,
prunes, peach ;lnl apple butter and all
kind of preserves and jelies, wllolesalea
or retailetl at Brnd, k IL Taylor's.
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o yesl . yes! This is to give notice
that Santa Clans has opened his pack at
j. J. Titlow'S, Onancock. See adver-
1isement on first page. and the half has
not been told.
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Mr.. Geo W Rolph. representing D.
i. Taylor & CO., Baltimore. was in the
county this week IN lie interest of his
firm. For square dealing everybody
cCmmends tie firm. and il receives as it
should, large share of the patronage
of cur people.
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The Judge of tile county court of Ac-
comac, on q petilion of rn"re than one
fourth of The qualified voters of Lee
District, has issued writ of election,
far Il srecial election Ia be held in said
district, on the question "of granting
or not granting liquor license" III said
district. Said election to be held on
Saturday. 9th dav Of January, 1883.
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Messrs. F. j. Barnes & Bro, Parks
ley, have j. st received Il large line of
furniture, including paror suits from
Sl5 TO $50, MAJ ble and plain. Call ON
them.
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Mr.. Henry e. Willie, of Drummond-
town. left for Florida last week. He
will Spend the winter there as The rep
resentative OF A. F. Young & Co. COM
mission merchants, New York.
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The members of Hollies Baptist
Sunday school will give an entertain
.nent at their church. Wednesday night.
in Xmas. A Xmas tree will be a pleas
ant feature of the occasion.
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When Won visit Baltimore stop Mt the
Maltby House, where will be found
first-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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Cards are on, for the marriage of Mr..
Richard D. L. Fletcher. of Accomae
and Miss Eli..! Marie Evans, at New
Brunswick, n. j., on Wednesday, 5th
inst.
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Dr.. G. Il. Truitt. D. G. NJ. W., will
visit Fidelity Lodge. A. o. .. W.. Off
cia!ly. next Monday night. and all the
brethren are requested to lie present.
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Decatur Linton. worthy citizen of
Sykes Island died Thursday of last
We k of consumption, aged IS years.
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4. OC AL wEWS.

According to official count. Browne
majority over Kendall was Al.
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Six hundred pounds OF nuts. raisins,
prunps. dates and currants for Christ
mas just received at Bundick & Taylor =
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Fresh pork sausage and fine city beef
always on hand at bottom figures at
Bundick & Ta,lor's.
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NOTICE The creditors OF .Jno. w
Tollam. deceased. are hereby requested
to take notice AID report to the com
missioner by Sept. 10Th all claims
against estate of said tlecedent. l.. j.
fIyslop, administrator.
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NOTICE. offer for sale or rent on
reasonable terms, my house and LIT in
Onancock for wear 1889 For terms ap-
ply to r. j. Bell, Onancock.
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W.NTEn.-At Dlvis' Wharf first
class blacksmith who will do iirst-ciass
work. 2. Ii. Davis.
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NoTlcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning Or otherwise
tlespassing or my premises. either ara.
ble or woodland. under full penalty OF
law. Baywell Bull.
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FoR RE<T-A nice little trucking
farm for year 1889. Apply tOCapt. L..
S. White. Franktown, Northampton
county. Va.