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Observation-Disclosures

NIL. Floyd Mock a prominent mem.
Der ofthe Accomac bar and one of the
rising young men of the State, and Miss
Ellen ] Birmingham the popular and at
tractive daughter of our esteemed coun-
lyman, Mr. oln BrlGtinglam were mar
rie1lnthe Methodist Protestant Church,
Mt New Church. on Wednesday, It'll
inst, Rev. j. II. Amiss, 2. E., Of The
M. E. Church. South officiating The
ceremony was performed in tile presence
Of a large number Of relatives and
friends from Virginia, Maryland, New
Jersey and New York, the music being
rendered by Mrs. Emma Jones, n rea.
tive of the bride from Maryland. Messrs.
Rem t. Gunter, Jr., John w. Edmonds,
Hiram Birmingham al d John r. Mock
attended as uslers. Previous to the
marriage, an elegant dinner WIS scrvtd
at the home of the bride. TO IL party Of
friends with true Virginia hospitality.
The bride and groom were the recip-
tents of numerous and costly presents
They left BY the South tound train Of
the N. Y, P. & N. r. r. on tour t..
Richmond, Washington and otherpolnts.
They begin their married life under
happy auspices indeed, favored even by
the elements, the day being particularly
bright and sunny. With the many
good wishes of host Of friends for Their
future Happiness and prosperity, we en-
tend our heartiest editorial blessing.
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license Inv.

The following petition now being
circulated for signatures will be pre-
scented to our General Assembly:
To the General Assembly Of Virginia.:
The undersigned citizens Of the coun-
ty OF Accomac, respectfully petition
your Honorable Body, to so amend and
re.cnact clap. T. of chap. $50 of Acts of
Assembly 1SS3-4. providing for the
mode Of obtaining license for the salenf
ardent spirits SO rs to enIbudy the fol
lowing features:
i. That rs AMI &c of chap. | / of Chap.
$50 Of Acts IF Assembly lSS3-i ref,r
ring to barroom license be repealed.
,. That license to sell by the drink,
wine, spurious or malt liquors, or any
mixture of them, to be drunk in or ut
the place Of sale, shall only be granted to
keepers Of licensed ordlnaries, and That
any party obtaining such license, shall
enter into bond in tho penalty Of five
hundred dollars (S300l. and us his sure
ties the court shall require ut least
twelve rreelol1ers and heads ur fam
lilies, residing within - miles Of the
house TO be licensed
j. That upon conviction OF any YiO-
laLion of the license law, by IL party 81
licensed, the court Slrlll immediately de-
clare forfeited the licellse of such party,
and such license shall Mot he again
granted sli'l person.. or to any person III
said Ii nIse. 81 long us the party CONVICT
ed Shall live tleicin, Or control the
same.
License to sell liquor by retail. other
wise than by the drink, shall lie granted
in accordance with the LAWS now in
force, bat no person having IA license to
sell liquor by Tie drink, Shall have a Ii
cenSc TO sell otherwise than " the
drink anlyicr vnrSl.
The am lunt Of the license in both
eases 70 b. liked ut sucran amount a.
will in TIL, opinion of yulr Honorable
Body. place the sale of liquor in the
I!andS Of reliable men.
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| fppl sur hat they will lie happy in
thpi, rev ,cme, aud luore than pleased
with the generous and warm hearted
peol lie among whNm We arenow settled.
Very marked demoEstratir Of kind.
ness We're shown the morning We came,
and these acts continued to flow into
the parsonage until Thursday night the
9Th Inst, he ilOMgatcs We're opened,
wlIcn young and old, mate and female,
members aud members of The
church, came with their gifts until our
hearts were made to overflow with graf
ltudo IT, Gud ard love tn the citizens Of
tins community. What cheered my
heart most WAS the noble. generous low
ing spirit which animated every one. L
have been preaching here for twantv
months, and although many outward
lc; S pl lr,IecIiristian Kindness haze been
frequently shown me, yet. hut that
wll ell brings the greatest comfort to
my htart is this, Tie congregation con
linucS To increasp, the Sunday sclluol is
becoming larger ami more interesting,
the members more jealous, and moro
ready To engage in church workat home
and abroad. 10 Il call male by the pas
tor on the Slst ult., THAT being the reg
ular church meeting, )upon The members
to ply off he debt OH the parsonage,
twenty five subscrib.'.l over one hun
.Icd dollars, and feel sure that TIL: ell
ire amount will soon be secnred.
j. w. WARD,
MOdestown, Jan. 9th, lSSS.
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The firm of Finnoy u Co., Finney's
Wharf. las been dissolved by mutual
consent, the interest OF Chas. L. Fin
ley being purchased 10y John L. Finney
and Spencer T. Rogcrs, the other two
members OF the late firm, who Will con-
1inue business al the Old stand under the
firm name of Fiuney Il Rogers. They
desire through our columns TO thank
their patrons for past favors and to So
licit Il continuance Of same. PaitleS
indebted to the old lirin are respectfully
requested to settle. The new firm will
continue tncarly the usual line OF gen-
cral merchandise, Hour, coal, shingles,
fencing, furniture, fert lizers, seeds &c.
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Don't

let that cold of yours run on. You think
it lsa light thing But it may ruiz into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself. Tile brea, hing apparatus must
be kept healthy and clear of all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
thereis trouble ahead. All the diseases
of these parts, head, nose, throat. bron-
clial tules ard lungs. can he delightful
ly&nd cnli'.eiy cure, by the use of 30
schee's German Syrup. Ii You don t
know this already, thousands AMI thou
silnds ofpcoplr can telly you. They have
been cured 10y it. and know how it is,
themselves. Bottle only IS cents. Ask
any druggist.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

Hon. 4. II. Bayley Browne has intro
daced in the House of Representatives
the following bills: For the completion
OF the monument to Mary, the mother
of Washington. at Fredericksburg, for
Il lighthouse Al, Tangier Spit. Tor IL road
to the national cenetery2t Frederic Ks
burg, for lighthouse at the mouth OF
The Pucumoke river, Tor q buoy al Chill
colleague Inlet, for IL lighthouse at Pun
ut>-,yaSue creek. for = public building at
fredericksburg, for a lighthouse at The
Great Wic0mico river, " grant pen
sions to widows III d orphans Of Surflneu
who lose their lives i'll performance OF
duty.
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Mr.. John w. Richardson ard Miss
Alice Jones we're umafl,cd at Il Q Meth.
odist Chnccll. in nnr Village, II We'd
nesday, tn, nth inst. Rev. Z. p.Craw-
lev of; ciatin,. Theciimcl was crowded
by relatives and admitting friends. The
groom is Il suriman i'll the Life Saving
Service and POPULAR and worthyyonnG
man. The bride is an attractive Young
lady Of our village AMI has many friends
in this community. The following acted
us brides maids and gronmsmen on the
OCCASION: Miss Elva Tunnel AID j.. =.
TAYLOR, Miss Naggi, Mrars and a. II.
G.. Mrars. The usllers we're +. h.Scar
borough and G.. +. Mcars. After the
marriage the lridal rartv we're hand.
snnrly entertained Mt the residence nj
the groom. The prcs' nts were numsr-
ous and costly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

Mr.. Frank II. Dryden OF the POGO
moke Phosphate Co., was in Onancoch
Ills week, in the interest of said Com
nluy. lhe phosphate will be deposited
as.,isual with many of our leading mer-
IXmts. of which our farmers need only
IA Inc advised. who for many years have
,,sr1 II with such satisfactory results
that they will not do without 1t. Oui
farmer, from ol:e elld OF the county to
1he other commend it and say That 1t
PRODUCES better results than 10 Ter cent
Peruvj;ln guano. They have used it for
Ten yeals and say it has all leen Kept mp
to a very high standard. We predict
larger sales ct it this year tlian ever be-
fore.
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Daley Nurseries.

Among the long list OF nursery stock
which we offer for spring planting, We
WOULD Call the attention of the fruit
growers of the Eastern Shore to the fol-
lowing select varieties on which we can
give lower rates than were ever Offered
10 them before. And remember we
guarantee all true to name.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Silver leaveri maple, Weer's new cut
leavrd maple, box elder. Carolina poplar.
Russian mulberry, Kilmarnock, new
American and WISCONSIN weeping will
lows, European larch, American and ST.
bcrian arht,r vitae. bal. am fir. Irish } IL
niper and Norway spruce.
FRUIT TREES.
Bartlett, duchess, sickcl. kiefer and
leconte pear. Yellow, transparent, ear
ly harvest, Baldwin, Wine sap Haskell,
fallawaler, king and (new) Delaware
red winter apple. Trott's early, early
st. John, Mt. Rose. earlyanl late Craw-
ford, Reeves favo,itc old nixon free.
STUMP Of the world. Heath's cling and
glade peach. Much's prolific ounce.
Gov. Wood AMI e;iriy Richmond cherry,
Wild goose, shippers pride; Krlsey's
Japan ami shropshire da.nSDn plum.
SMALL FRUITS.
Crystal city. monarch. bidwcll, Nav
king, crescent. sIlarrless. parry. IIolr-
man see'!ling, mammoth and Jessie
Strawberries. Cuthbert hansell, mari
born and rancorls r;lspberries. Brul-
toms early. Wilson early, Wilson IT.,
and Erie blackberries. Concord, Ma
gra. .Moore's early and Empire State
grape. Cherry, rcd Dutch and t'ays
prolific currant. Houghtnn Seeding,
Smiths improved and industry goose
berries. Asparagus roots. 30.O0O cab
bage plants now ready. Tomato plants
really in April. Ouion sets, rad,lish
seed, canteoupe an'l water melon sect.
I'd. NJ. Ferry and Peter Henlerson's
seeds). All popular varieties III mail
postpaid ut 81 per pound. Write for
price list.
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Number Of schools in operation, 60;
No Of pupils enrolled, 3,7G6; No. of pu-
pills in average daily attendance, ISIS:
No. Of schools visited ny oupt., 10; No.
VI tax receivable warrants issued by
Supl., GO; am unit Of said warrants. 81
10 GO. Teachers are actively engaged
and interested in their work, and are
being cn-orerlte.l with by The trustees
ard patr,:ns of the various schools, and
Children are showing marked progress
III their studies.
SUPERINTENDENT.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

NoTIcE-I offer for sale or rent my
hotel property at Horltown. 1t is located
in miles of X. r. station and ! miles
from Chilicoteague bay, Which abonnds
in wild water fowl, oysters, &c. Fine
snipe shooting grounds also in reach OF
hotel. Will also sell personal property
part for cash, balance on time. Wlllturn
over II all contract to purchaser or lessee
if desired. The hutci building Is in good
repair and has file stables attached
VIM. S. Holland.
IIOrntOWn.V Va.
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Mrs. Mary f. Taylor. wife of Oliver
l.. TAYLOR. died at Grecnbackyille, on
Monday. 9ili inst, OF ruerprial fever,
aged 80 years. She was consistent
member Of the NJ. z. Churcn and great
" beloved in Tie community i'll Which
size lived. Funeral services conducted
by Rev. b. +. Jester were held over her
leuairs OF Wednesday.
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As stated by yours correspondent.
returned from Isle of Wight county
with my family early Sunday morning.
December 18th. The trip from Norfol.
TO Cape Charles made my wife ai'.
niece very sea sick, from Che effects Of
winch [ do not think they have entirely
recovered, / hope sley will soon be
well, and with their usual good health,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

At a lat,. meeting Of Beacon Lodge,
y. q. l.. W, GIangevllle. the following
officers were elected: j. l.. Avres, NJ.
w: T. j. Killmon. Foreman; l. d.
Drunmond. Overseer; l.. e. Mears,
Recorder; J ii. Turner, Financier: &.
r l}enson. keceiyer;J J. +. DrumInond.
Guide; w. i. Bird. |. w; +. L. Stock
ley, .. VI. J. Hlslop, Representa-
tive.
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n. Y..P. q n. Il. e. Co.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
els of this company will be held at the
.ffc of the company iii Drunimond-
TOWN.. Accomnc county, Virginia, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of January, 1883,
1t ten O'Clock ii. III.
WIN. CARIss. JR.,
Secretary.
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D,ssoIu,lon or Partnership.

The co-pArtnrrs;ip heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned |, has been
dissolved by the withdrawal OF DR.. I.
L. TAYLOR.
$. w. Matthews and JOS. w. Taylor
will continue the steam mill business 1T
the old stand under the style of the
Queen Hive Steam Mill ca, and will
settle I'LL debts Of The old firm and collect
all claims due same.
S. w. MATTHEWS,
r. T. TAYLOR.
jos. W. TAYLOR.
Atlantic, Va, Dec. 3lst, 1887.
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Special attention is invited to tie adj
vcetisenelt OF NJ. r. Eranger, POGO
moke City. Md, which appears in this
issue Of the ENTERPRISE and do not
fail to give it Il careful perusal You
viii SEE that great bargains are offered
YOU and should avail yourselves OF Tue
ilrst opportunity ~ visit his place Of
business. The prices Of Il few articles
are given in advertisement.
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Having purchased DR.. T. T. Taylor's
interest III the Queen Hive Steam Mill,
also his interest in teams, carts, lumber,
ami timber in the woods, &C.. n-cessi-
Eating the ontlay of much money, we
would respectfully ask those who are
indebted to the firm to come forward
and Settle same ut once.
Very respectfully,
S. W. MATTHEW'S,
Jos. ". TAYLOR.
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s;ll.r,. Announcements.

First rou,d of quarterly meetings, in
part, for the Eastern shore District, NJ.
L Church. South:
Belle Haven-Belle Haven, Jan. and s
Cobb's Island, January 10 and IL.
Eastvlllc -Franktown, Jan. II and Is.
BerIin-St. Martins JAM 81 and p.
Jos. Fl. AMISs, Z. Z.
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WIN. !. Andrews Of Jos, died on the
9th inst, of consumption, aged ,.
years.
Mrs. Thomas Young. of Franklin
City. spent several days Will, her brother
Capt. JOIN b. Wheaton, last wetk.
Mr.. G.. E. Mnn.ford and family. ot
Berlin, ARD at this time on Il visit t,
Chiucn'eague, the guests # MIR. Henry
Mumiord.
Mr.. EMORY Massey. on account of il
health, has resigned his clrrkShip Wit!
Mrssrs. H. WEealton s Co. and he Will
lis fan i!y Lave returned to their lnm'
at Ocean City, Mi.
a depth of 700 feet has been reached
Ivy McSsls. c. r. Risley & Son. c"lltlac-
tors. in boring the artesian well on As
satrague. aud tl;c water SO far is rs sal
as that Of the Atlantic ocean.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel last week:
John +. Lpne, Capt. Wm. Collins, N.
II. Stevenson. PIMA; +. ] Downing.
Wilmington Del E. g. Davidson X.
]. Satertipd. Milford, Del; f. r. sip
pie. Georgetown. l,rl. Capt. b. 5. Rich.
Lieut.. ]. F. Wild. OnancCck.
Capt. b. S Rich. pa,mastcr of the
Life Saving Stations, dlnppe'l quite u
neat little sum in onr midst on his quar-
tclly round last week. Four Of the
stations are manned by citizens Of Chin.
colleague. the crews of Which received
1915 per quarter-in the aggregate So
500.
An oyster supper will he giyen ut the
old hotel, NOW nroccumrd. on 18th and
18th in,is.. at night, by friends and
members Of the NJ =. Church. for pur-
pose of rai'ns funds to pay off debt on
said church. The cause Icing a good
one. everybody is cordially invited and
expected to lie present.
Onr N. p. Church will be dedicated
or Sunday. 22nd. Services will he held
during Ire entire day. conducted l'y the
pastor. Rev. Renj. Truitt assisted Ivy
Revs. A. y. Melvin of Pocomoke City.
J. l.. Strong G. j. Smith, and other
prominent MINISTERS. ~ VIII ue dii W.
ieresting day to those fond Of pulpit ORA
toy.
The club house on upper end of island
was buried on last Sunday night. 1t
Was built last year Ivy Mr.. Stokes, of
Berlin. Md. and other SportSmcn, to
protect them from the weather while
ginning here. Tie fire WAS evidently
tie work of some !illian ,ica!ouS Of what
he considered an invasion of his rights
by them. Loss. $1,000.
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Bundick's meat market will now be
found between tie drug store and Tit
low s book storeaud opposite Walter Il
IiierriIs blacksmith Shop and only about
80 wards frcln Main st Look ahead for
his sign whrl; III search of fine 3eef &C.,
at Onancock.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

At the recent meeting OF the Farmers
Assembly iii Richmond, John j. Sun
ter, Benz. ". Mears and Dr.. j. +.
Mapp attended lis delegates from Acc0-
mac and Thomas II. Scott. Charles II.
Morgan and DR.. a. peterborough as
delegates from Northampton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

No. Peruvian guano is offered for
s;le by nauy nelCllants OF the eninsu-
Ia. II You w.lnt it i'll its natnlal condl-
ton. ask if 1t was purchased of Vuss
broS.. importers, Baltimore. You can
not afford to buy amy other tlian The
standard article.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure,
the great Diahrhoea and DysenterY cure
has been found to be positive specific
in all OF the bowel complaints. Let ey-
cry family get and keep a bottle in the
house. Tryit. only % cents. Sold by
all merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily s. Soil, Baltimore.
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Mr.. EpIToR-The time is drawing
Hear when The Democratic party OIL Tile
lst district will be called upon TO select
is candidate for the National House OF
Representatives 1t is well to begin III
time, in order that we may find the best
and mos: available milIl. 1t srelns Il
foregone conclusion that the Republican
candidate will be MIR. Browne, the pres.
pul incumbent. Mr.. Browne has aeon
siderable personal following in Acco-
,uac-uuiie number who will vote or
hini-wllen his opponent lisa stranger
BECAUSE lie IS all Accomac man. and
reasonably beliked by them. IhlS ele.
ment should not bc treat d lightly. II
Mr. Browne hould be the Republican
nominee, the Democrats should, Ill our
opinion, also select an Accomac man,
and ore whose ability and personal pop
ularity would ensure tile entire Demo
cratic vote. Remember that without
Accomac tile LIST district is lost, and
thus a good majority in Accomac IS III
dlspeiisible. Around whom then will
Accomac Democrats rally 50 enthusiasts
lically as the Hon John W. &. Black
stone, their gifted, polished and rouual
young senator? His popularity with all
on the Eastern Shore, his high siandil-
i'll the estimation of the influential Dem
ocrats of the Western Shore counties oi
the lst district, his ability and willing
ness 10 meet lis dark competlLor-liu
matter nho Ii" may be-and his strict
attention to bis duties all point To Inn
as tie lest and most available man to
curry the fla in the coming fight.
OBSERVER.
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Unc,nfn cd Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoflice ut Accomac g. H., Va.
L.. II. Bull. William Davis, Mss An.
ma Milliner, R. q. Phipps, Handy Rev
Lewis Savage, Absom Savage, Mrs. w.
Ii. T.. Smith.
WM. P. BELL.P. n.
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Capt. JOHN 2. T.. hopkins. Onancock
and Miss Eva Roberts, Norfolk were
married at the uric!e's residence on
Wednesday. llth inst. They left by
the Fay line that evening OH ali extend
ed northern tour.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

Mr.. Woo lis Scott, Bavview, North,
ampton. refused last week an olier OF
$500 for II Signrt colt, 5 years old next
rprinc. He has never been i'll harness
but once and then showed minute
gait.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

FENCE-Send your orders to me for
Animation fence. Measure your
ground and confer with me, and you
will be surprised TO learn how little it
will cost you TO run nice fence that
will last for 10 years without any re-
pairs. Orders by mail will receive my
prompt attention.
A. NJ. Nottingham.
npIIStvii1e
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Mr.. Peter T. East, for u long time
known as the potato king of Acco-
mac aud Miss Susan Parker, were mar
lie,i on tie Stl inst, rear Onancock,
Rev. Il. y. Compton, officiating.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

NoTIcE-.lll persons are hereby fore
warned from gInningor otherwise tres
passing on the prruis IS where NOW re-
side. ul on premises occupied by 'rhum-
is Coxton, under fill penalty of law.
W. II. CuxtOl,
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EsrRAY-Lcft my premises the last
nf April. Il rcd COW with hole in left car.
Information of her whereabouts will be
suitably rewarded. JAS. +. Wharton,
AccomacC. II.
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The leducod rates al the "Malthy
House" Baltimore, show that II Is
alive to the requirements OF the tiiaeS
and determined 10 give its patrons 1uii
value for their money.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

John II. Fletcher. a wcll-Nnown cili-
zen of this county. died scvelal daAsago
\; his home. Lear W;.ttsvliie-= He was
Is wears old. and lad never married.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

Nj Geo. C. Watson, Onancock, re-,
turns from Baltimore today WIN d
drove Of fine l.aseSal mules. Iali on
him ii YOU need either aGd nc VIII osa'
Justly With y)u.
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NoTIcE--All persons are hereby FORE
warned from cunning or otherw Use tres
spassing o.rany farm. "Watervicw. !"
near WardtJwn, under full penalty of
law w " BrickhouSe
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E.GCAa- NEWS.

Cocoa Theta u new and delicious
,rern,-,tion Of chocolate, very refresh
inc and wholesome. for sale only ny ~
]. Tltlow Il Co., Ouancock.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

The firm of Matthews, Taylor & Co..
Atlantic. has been dissolved. rs VIII oe
scpn elsewhere h. the witfdrawas OF III.
T. t. Taylor from the firm.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
trespaysing on my premises under full
penalty of law. Smith Millnar,
Accomac G. II.
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Alwavs he sure 10 inquire for Bun,
dick : meat market when yon want 1t
,v ol coed beef with very little bone.
f. will pay YOU to find him.
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NoTIcE;rPersons knowing of any
tomls belring the Inscription of Cutler
in this or Northampton counties will
confer a favor by wrltingme where they
can be found. Respectfully.
Geo. F. Parramore.
Accomac c. Fl. Va, Noy. %, 'S7.
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WachaprenSuc.

OurmerchYmts complain of dull times.
Wild fowl are abundant In our waters.
Our roads Are in an cXeer;lble condi-
ton.
Mr.. John w. Fox has been engaged
rs travelling salesman by Sinclair &
Laughlin Philadelphia.
Our town stills continued 10 improve
IA handsome millinery store recently
completed has lccn occuricdby Mrs. W
&. Hudson.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14
Use For 1Kirkwood
Use a Klrkw0od
Use Fine Kirkwood
Use Family Kirkwood
Use Flour Klrkwood

NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from gunnihg,r otherwise Tres
passing upon my prem ses under penalty
Of law. Henry Lang.
Accomac G.. II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-14

Mr. Nm. wigton, Parksley. has re-
covered his pockct-hook AID papers oliI
the $50 it contained WAS appropriated
by the finder.