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NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES.
ChincOfea=ue.

Ex Senator VIM. ]. Aydelotte and
wife of Maryland ale now visiting theli
daughter, Mrs. ID. j. Wheaton.
Capt. Spencer D. Fletcher and fam,
lily, spent this week with Capt. James
Tracey at Assateague Life Saving Sta
tion.
Our Union Baptist Church has Just
received Il handsome coat Of paint. and
its appearance is thereby greatly i'm
proved.
A festival will lie held at our M. P.
Church, on the 10th and 18th of Augnat
under the auspices of the ladies of that
church.
Eek Gov. Groome and party OF Balti-
more have engaged rooms at the Allan
tic hotel, and will arrive here on next
Tuesdsy.
United States Chief Engineer, Col.
Ludlow was here last week for purpose
of inspecting Assateague and Killick
shoals lights. He found them o. K.
Sloop Lizzie Jane, Capt. John Wheal-
ION. arrived here on 9th ult /. from
Norfolk, with a cargo of watermelons,
which sold readily at % and 25 cents.
Messrs. o. NJ. Jones and Lee Dlslla-
room will lin attendance as delegates
at Fredericksburg Congressional Con-
Yention, which meets on 9th inst, and
will vote for Hon, John w. G.. Black
stone, vino is a favorite with our people
first, last and all the time-and the
Cleveland and Thurman club here will
endors, their action in the matter.
Schooner J. II. Bosnian, Capt. VIM.
Reed, arrived here on 26th ult., loaded
with coal at $3.50 per ton-schooler p.
j. Hart, Capt. VIM. Collins, arrived on
Tuesday, loaded also with coal, which
was disposed of at $5.55 per ton-schoUn.
er RI cruite, Capt. James Taylor, ar
rived here during last week with cargo
of Shingles from North Carolina.
The ball from rife accidentally dis
charged, passed through one thigh and
lodged in the other OF Alfred Sharpley,
a lad IA years old, son of John a. Sharp
lev of Chincoteague, while on his way
from Philadelphia to this place last
week On his arrival here the ball was
extracted. and at this writing the
wounds are not considered dangerous
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
Robert Hilbourn and wife, E. Brainerd
and wife, j. ~ Field. J. j. English il.
Phila.; r. II. Wood. Hampton, VA; L.
Barber, Mystic Bridge Conn.,; w, D.
Cordray, Snow Hill. Nd; Z. E. Mum
ford. Luther Mckee. Spencer. Nd; E.
j., E. B. and +. H. Briton, Whining
ton; G. T. Massiston, E. 7. Bauman,
w. Z. Kelley, Baltimore.
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Eastern shore A.rieu.,nra, Fair.

\
The eleventh annual fair of the East
ern Shore Agricultural Association viii
open this year on the Dist day oil A'''
gust and continue four days. From
present indications it will be The most
| interesting and successful yet held. Inc
grounds have been very mncl. enlarged.
taking in another beautiful, shady
grove. which will largely contribute to
the beauty and comfort Of the surround
ings. A full half mile track is also
added, and the old stables have been
taken down and large new ones built so
that horses will be both comfortable and
safe in them. Other numerous improve
ments have also been made, aud it now
only remains for our goud people OF the
Eastern Shore to come and make the
fair of this season one of unprecedented
success. The invitation is to all. Come
We honest tillers of the soil with your
staple products of corn, o.ts, sweets,
etc. Come we matr0ns w'Eh exllplIS
from your poultry yards, diaries and
gardens AMI vie with each other in the
culinary art Come yo fair maidens
with your beautiful boqlets. your works
of art and tapestry and let us unite our
efforts in this one grand E. Shore exhi-
bition of all that tends to enlighten, ell
evate and advance progressivepeople.
4 brass band of twenty pieces will be
present each day to enliven the ocea-
sion. Prominent speakers will deliver
addresses from day to day during the
fair. Ministers of all denominations are
cordially invited to attend and free adj.
mission rendered them.
For further particulars see notice OF
premiums and regulations i'll PENN
sULA ENTERPRISE.
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Mr.. Barwell b. Ewell. well known
and highly respected citizen of the conn-
ty. died at his home near Guiford on
Wednesday after an illness of two
weeks, OF paralysis, age.l about g. years
lie was Il Justice of the Peace at the
time at his death and had filled the Of
flee ST. acceptally to the people of his
district. that he was reelected from
term to term, practically without oppo-
Sition.
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rfol EIOH0.

merchants say the go,d prices ii
iiiShlmtaloes tits season gave tleii bus,
mess a genuiIe baom, and mahy goods
were snld 10y them.
There has been considerable sickness
in our town aud vicinity of late, but s.
far there has been only one deatll-an
infant of q. r. Drummond died last
Week.
A grand festival is 10 he held at the
NJ. E. Church, South, of this place, on
Wednesday. August 9Th. Every deli
c.cy that can tempt the palate, music,
pretty girls andpossibly public speaking
are to be the attractions Of the occasion
The signs of improvement are abroad
in our lalG as in other parts of the
county. At this time a handsome dwell
ling is being completed for Logan Hem
dcrson-the dwelling Of J. e. Evans is
being ularge,l-Jonatllan Berry has
Just commenced the erection or Il man
sion-and II. 7. Evans ana others con-
template improvements at an early day.
The schooner Fillmore, commanded
by Capt. E. J. Johnson, will run from
Public Landing to Chlncoteague during
the Baptist Association, and passen-
gers will bc taken thillirr at a ry low
rate. VIM. S. Holland will convey them
from Hornlown to Public Landing and
take care Of their horses until their re-
turn at reasonable figures.
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HHfruh! Hlurrnh

for the grand s,senie to be held at Stur-
gis'wlI;lrf near Charlottesville, 'ugdst
18th. nnder the auspices of the 1. o. G..
Il Zee cream cake, lemonade, &c. in
abundance. Croquet and other anus
ing games-.leautiful shade, comforta-
BILE accommodation and magnificent
view to the Bay. Good battling. every
body invited. Come prepared TO have
good lime and helpa good cause.
NJ. I. WISE, Com.
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Very many cases of typhoid FLYER are
reported fromWachapreague Citv.due it
is laid. to def ctive drainage. At least
the citizens of tho town think so, and
at Il meeting held recently, passed reso-
lutio,s to have all the bitches in and
near the Town thoroughly drained.
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Upshur 3. Quinby trustee, will sell
at public auction. in front of the prem
Uses, on Monday, 9th day of August,
court Jay, the storehouse and dwelling
of Charles 3. Liliston, situated in
Drummondtown. The terms of sale
ar. one-third cash, the balance in two
equal instruments Of and II months.
Tie storehouse is Ole Of the handsom-
est OH the Eastern Shore, and its loca-
tion in the Village as desirable as cou Id
he wished for. To a wide awake mer-
chant the opportunity is presented of
securing ono of the best business stands
1.-THE county.
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Royal Flour Premium.
July IL, 1855.

To the Ladies of Accomac AMI North.
ampton:
A barrel of Royal Flour or SIS in gold
will be awarded the lady exhibiting the
best loaf of Yeast bread made of our
Royal Patent flour at the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair, this year.--premiuu1
loaf to be forwarded to house. The de.
cision Will be made by committee ap.
pointed by Association.
. JAS. MysK s. Co.,
Isl Chrapside, BALTIC. Nd.
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/. Willie Lit, son of j. D., ard Bette
G. Jacob, died July 2eth ult., aged II
months and 90 days.
Attention Stockholders.

All persons having certificates of
stock in the Onancock Town Hall Com
pany, are requested to report to lie by
August 18th the number of such certif-
Gates and the number OF shares held.
The object of the above is to get
correct record of the stock in place of
that destroyed by the late fire.
W. I. MISE, Sec'Y.
July II, 1855.
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Mrs. May Shields, wife of Saml j.
Shields and daughter OF DIR. w. T.
Brickhouse. died at Belle Haven last
Saturday of consumption, aged "a years.
She was a very popular and estiinable
lady and her untimely death is deeply
regretted.
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NOTICE - Tie schooner Maggie Dav.
is, will make regular trips during the
sweet potato season.. from her wharf at
OnancOck to Misunderstanding every
Monday and sailing every Tuesday, and
the schooner Neptune lnading every
Friday at same place and saiiing every
Saturday also for Baltimore The Mag
gle Davis will make her first grip. Mon
day, 9Th inst. and Neptune, Saturday,
18th inst. G.. u. Fosquu & Co.
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The first shipment Of sweet potatoes
from this section was made on last
Monday by Mr.. Peter E. Shield.
The irish potato crop "panned out"
we'll for our farmers this season-the
yield l,eing very good and prices salts
factory.
The Baptist Church at this place is
now being rebuilt by our efficient car
penters, Messrs. Robert and John Mock
and will, when completed, he one of the
handsomest church edilices in the upper
part Of the county,
The improvement of the old and the
erection of new dwellings indicate tllift
in our community. at this time the
dwellings of Mr.. B. w. Shield and Capt
Waterfield are being enlarged and
otherwise improved, and new one is
SOON to be erected by Mr.. Sylvester
Thornton.
In a match game Of base ball here, last
Saturday, between tie jenkins Bridge
nine and the Red Stockings of Atlantic,
the former had players from POGO
comuke nile, and the latter 8 from
Greenbackville. The score WAS is to (
in favor of the Red Stockings. and it
looked at one time as if the J. BIS were
going to lie ',skunked. as they failed
to make score until the sth inning.
!; The game was an interesting one. The
~. BIS played well but the r. S. as wills
be noted, very much better.
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Mr.. J. G.. Justis will offer for sale at
public auction, ION Saturday, August
18th, 3p. M, for himself and the other
heirs, on the premises near Masonville,
certain real estate of which Revel JUS
It's of l., died seized and possessed It
will be sold in four parcels. one con-
tanning so acres, and the other three
parcels. each 81 acres.
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DIR E5S
GO . s.;

such as Black Silk Patterns, Hen
1ietta Cloths in all Of the recent
shades, fine Cashmeres, Suitings,
Nuns Veilings, Bicge mixtures,
Sateens, Batiste, Lawns, Sc.
WHITE GOODS
EN- broideries, &c, some specialties
in Plaid Muslins, India Linens,
Swiss Embroideries, Allover EN-.
broideries and Hamburg Edgings
of endless variety, at prices rang
ing from 3 Cts. up to $3.50 per yard.
Gents Furnishing Goods
cheap and attractive enough to
please any one.
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Mr.. Wilbur T. James authorizes us
to say, that he is now connected with
the commission house OF Winterton s.
Wardell, 95 Park Place, New York and
that consignments to said firm from
Eastern Shore will in the future have
his es! ecial attention. He has severed
lis relations with Day & kugler, OF
Which Shippers are requested to take
notice.
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The excursionists by rail to Ocean
City from Eastern Shore last Tuesday,
AL agree that the trip WIS a delightful
one, but it was not asuccess financially
The train was chartered at $500 ard the
receipts show about $50 less than that
amount.
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The senior member of the firm of B..
r. Hodsdon & Co., Boston, visited our
county last week and was at court Oh
Monday. lie is known among our peo-
pie as the little commission merchant,
but "gets there all the same" being
especially popular with our people and
receiving liberal share of their con-
slgninents. All who have patronizetl
the firm agree that the returns compare
favorably with the best. We can cor
daily commend it to our people.
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The success of the Eastern Shore Ag-
ricultural Fair, commencing August
2lst, depends as much upon the mum,
Der as the quality of its exhibits, and
everyone interested in it should lend a
helping hand, evep if with such as they
have, they can win no prize.
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Religious services, conducted by Rev,
II. NJ Wharton, editor of the Baltimore
Baptist. will commence at Zion Baptist
Church. August 18th and continue one
week. The eminent divine will preach
in the afternoon and night OF each day.
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A grand ricnic ul.,ler the auspices of
Independent Order of Good Templars.
will be held at Sturgis wharf, near
Charlottesville, August 18th. See ad-
Ycrtisemeut.
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attention Friends of Temperance.

All persons holding active member
slip With the Onancock Council F. of
T., on January 1st, 1857, are requested
to report their names to me by August
18th. as business of Importance relating
to the Order, is TO he disposed Of.
". T. WISE, Secy.
July IL, 1855.
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Prof. NJ. G. Stief, brother of the
celebrated piano manufacturer, Chas.
NJ. Stieff, Baltimore, Md, is now on
the Eastern Shore for the purpose of
selling and tuning pianos.
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1EONisinn'S Wharf.

A son of Elijah Marsh aged 6months,
lied here of dlsenttry last week.
A far is to hr held soon under the
supervision OF the trustees of our school
house toraise funds to pay debt on same
Alfred. aged years, son of Capt. Pc
ter II. DIS, fell oil wharf at this place
on last Sunday night and was drowned.
His body was recovered about II O'Clock
That night.
The schooner Annie May. which
went ashore in the March blizzard, has
again been floated. The owners were
engaged two weeks in getting her to
the waters edge.
Extensive improvements are being
made IN the public road leading from
the main Hack S Neck road to this
place. The surveyor of road and his
force have been diligently employed for
two weeks in removing obstacles, such
as trees stumps, &c.
S. X. Martin & Co., are constantly
receiving and lisposing of large num-
her of pretty buggies. They sell them
oil a guarantee Of year, and at such
small profits that customers are bound
to he attracted to them, who wish to
get the best article for the least money.
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For RENT.-WiIl vacate my main
building and rent my fam in Hacks
Neck for 1889, nr lease it to any good
farmer and trucker for term of years
"a hnrse farm two tenement houses in
clu.led. ,Jno. w. Corbiu, p. 0. Box 40
.PuugOteague, Va.
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Our clerk; lll.c, row nearly coln-
pleted, is SAID l,y coH.!e. ent judges To
be the hands nl,St best bnll aud est
arranged county Clerks Office in VIZ,
ginia.
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We recommend Royal Patent. be-
cause it's endorsed by.;lll the crowned
heads. II you want lower grades to
compete with the miscellaneous brands
which are scattered oyer the sllOl-. look
at our list in this paper. Jas. Myer & Go.
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For sALE-By direction of tine heirs
l will sell at public auction, on the
premises. at 2 O'Clock y. m. on Satur-
day, the 1st ,lay of September, hrnse
and lot IN Kerr street. OnancOck, Va,
the residence of the late Ellison a. Hop.
kins. Terms made known on day Of
Sale. j. w. NJ. Hopkins. Admr.
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CHALLENGED will sail Sny day in
August, in the Chesapeake bay. Atlantic
ocean. or ChincOLeague buy, my skitf,
the Rollerick Dhu, against any fifteen
foot skin OIL the Eastern Shore OF Vir-
GINA on wager of $50 or SlVO-play or
pay. WEI. J. Coxton.
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The dwelling of Capt. John r.. john
son, near Leemont. was accidentally
burned last Sunday night. The fire
originated in kit, hen from stove and
when discovered had made such pro-
grtss that ii was impossible with the
assistance at hand to check it. The
dwelling was worth about $500 and was
uninsured.
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The secretary of the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair informs us chat lar
ger number of fine horses will be on ex-
hibition this year than has eyer been be-
fore
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The advertisement Of Messrs. A. Il
O ". Mead & Co.. commission mer-
chants. Boston, appears in our issue Of
this week. The firm is frst-claSs in all
respects, as a long list Of our farmers.
who have been their patrons for many
years will testify. You make no mis-
take i'll fayoring them with your ship
mentS.
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WANTED.-A young man of steady
habits with fair knowledge Of farming
to work and superintend in nursery.
Good wages and permanent employment
to tile right man,
Geo. W. McMath, Onley, Va.
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a book entitled 1.-THE Beautiful
Story a companion book to the Holy
Bible, is advertised ny Messrs. d. j.
TitIow & Co., Onancock. in our issue Of
today. Read what they have to say Of
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The United States Senate last Tues
day passed tie House bill removing the
political disabilities Of Mr.. Elliott John.
ston, Wachapreaguc City, this county.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1855

~ a cross-marK on your paper, before
Eg Your name, made with pen and ink,
s. indicates that your subscription has
My expired, or is due, anu you are re-
So specially solicited to remit or re-
- new-
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Mrs. John Blittinglam and Mrs.
LLOYD Birmingham of New Church, ar
rived in our town "Wednesday as guests
for several days of Mrs. l.. Floyd Mock.
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NoTrcE-The skitf Bet Wise will sail
the JEANNE in Chincoteague or Clle'a.
pealSe bavs or the ocean. or at such
place as may be Decided upon by draw.
ing straws for same between the owners
OF the skiffs, for 800, and the owners
of the .Jeannie are requested toput up
or shut up. Polk Lung, Accomac e.
H., Va.
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For SALE.-I offer for sale on rea-
snnahle terms very desirable house
and lot situated in the village of Tenn
perahceville. 1t contains six good
rooms. three above and three blow.
with back porch and pantry. A good
school and church, almost at door. For
further particulars, apply to
&c. JacoDs,
Dr.J. K. Brodwater.
Temperancevile, Va.
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Mr.. John j. Gunter AMI wife LEI! fer
RockbIidec Alum Springs yesterday,
and propose to remain there abollt two
weeks.
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Mr.. John j. Blackstone, treasurer of
the county authorizes usto say. that he
will he at his office on August court day
to receive taxes due this ye;lr.
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When YOU visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found
first-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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The two great national conventions
endorsed Royal Patent as the best flour
used. Try It. Jas. Myer & %.
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W. Z. Bundlck. Of Ouanaock, sold 50
gallonsof ice cream of his own mannfac-
cure to the Bethel Baptist church far.
last Thursday.
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FoR SALE-At Dix farm, corn al
So. so per barrel, cash. Parties wishing
TO buy should inform me in person or by
postal. Frel Kelly, Onancock, Va.
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The Accomac Baptist Association
will ,e held on Chlncoteague Island this
year. commencing August 10Th.
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\ festival will be held at Andrew
chapel, Sluthkill Neck. August 18th.
beginning at ,. p. IN. Particulars will
be given later.
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NoTIcE-I have Scotch Green cnrled
kale seed for sale at 70cts per pound.
W. II. BloxOm, Bloxom station.
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For SALE.-A building lot at Onley
station with yard or lawn already estab-
lished and set with ornamental trees.
Terms low to any one desiring to build.
Geo. w. McMath, Onley, Va.
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Fifty larrels Of sweet potatoes were
ship ed from BloXomS station last Mon
day.
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WANTED--A good housekeeper, must
be Il lirst.class cook Best wages To the
right party. Apply to DR.. John r.
Bowdoin, Mappsyille. Va.
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FOR SALE-I will sell ON very reason
able terms my year old Morrill, mare,
She is very tylish. fast and ore of tilt
most promising colts in the State. Geo.
H. Read, Read S wharf, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meets Mon
day, August 9th.
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BRIcKs-I have for sale so, 900 bricks
at my brick yard. j. T. Ackley.
BloxoIn, Va.
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notice. offer for sale at fair pri
ces, Scotch curl kale seed.
A. j. Liliston, Accomac e. II.
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have this day associated my son,
Thomas B. Qninl,y, with Inc i'll the
practice of law, under the liral name OF
Qulnby s. Quinby.
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Granger linlment flor man or beastl
cures sprainS. cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism. prepared by James Bayly
& Son, baltimore,
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For RENT-A dwelling house in
Onancock-Or will sell it together or
separate from the storehouse now occu
pied by F. A. West. Apply to w j..
Rue, Belle Haven, w. I. Wise, Oman
cuck
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We do not defy amy one else to put as
good flour or the market, but we do say
chat our Royal Patent is the best that has
ever been on the SHIRE yet,
Our Purity is Simply unapproachable
for the money.
Monarch will equal any and snrpass
most of the flourJ offered ut the price.
One thing more, do not expect To get
choice bread with common Yeast Pow
der hlly The Crown Baking Powder il
youwant good bread. j. Myer & Co.
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WANTED-To rent house and lot in
DrummondtOwn. X.