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Fab Licerse-Y.aw Granted.

The following section OF the law OF
The cole Of 1857. under which license to
lsh with purse. fyke, or weir is
granted, is published for the informa-
iion OF those il terestc,l:
Sec 2O,6. Residents of this Sta'e
desiring to fish with Il pound net, purse
net, fyke, or Weir in any of the waters
of this Slate wherein, and during the
lime within which such fishing is not
declared TO be unlawful, shall apply TO
.he clerk of the court of the county
within the jurisdiction whereof the net,
fyke, or weir is TO he used, and state on
oath tie true names of the persons
owning the same or to be interested in
ishirg therewill; that they are and
lave been for tile twelve months next
residents OF this State; tile
rlace at which the net, fyke, or welT is
10 bc located, that they will not take or
catch fi.li with any non resident; that
the net. fyka, or weir is not held by an
agreement or intention to return the
same al any subsequent time toa non-
resident. and that no nonresident has
a lien thereon; and that during the
period Of the license they will not vic.
late any of the laws IF this State in re-
gard to the taking OF catching of fish.
The clerk shall tlerenpon grant license
tn use such net, fyke, or weir. and state
in such license the lanes of tile per-
SONS owning and interested in the same.
and the place at which it is to be loca-
ted or used. The license shall be in
force from the twenty fifth day of June
in one year to the first day of April in
the next year; and Tor granting the
same the clelk shall receive one dollar. y
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The flllmilg paper was otTecil by
W. J.Twilley indJ. Il. Kellam anu was
adopted hy a rising vote:
Whereas, Rev. Montcalm Ollllam, Il
membern Of this District Conference. is
ut present no. abe to be will lis on as
count of sickness; and whereas we are
conscious of the great, and good inilu.
ence he DIS exnrted over much of odr
District. lott by his mI tie,J preaching
an holy life. Therefore resolved
/ That we as private christians, and
as a Conference remember BIO. Oldham
III our prayers that the GOSPEL he has
so faithfully preached to It's, may sls-
tain him to the end.
2 That his pastor be requested on the
part of the Conference to present him
with Il copy of this paper.
Conference then adjourned for preach.
ing by Rev. i. P. Wilson, Luke XII. ID.
"lf We then being evil know how 10,
give COOL gifts 10 your children" w.,
was the text. Mr.. Wilson, for 80 years
has hetn one of the II st preachers of
the estate. He still breaches lin de-
monstratiun of the spirit and inpower. "
Among the visitors present CAN be
found Revs. I'M Anderson. j. w. Hill
drup and l., p. BETTY. all former pas
tors. / also noticed Prof. scott of Suf-
r. liz n
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Delegates TO Congressional conve"-
tfon from Acconnack.

BY vi,tne of authority vested III me-
by resolutions adopted by the Demo
crafts of Accomac, IN mass-meeting AS
senblcd, ON May courttlay; and the sub
scquent announcement Ma1e by DR.. j.
w. Bowtlolr, county chairman. III con-
tormity with said resolutions, and pub.
iislel in the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE,
[ hereby appoint the following gentle
men. the Delegates to represent Acco-
mac in The First District Congressional
Convention to he held at Fredericks-
burg. August 9th. 1888:
o. M. Jones, Il. L. Disharoon, Sam Il
w. Matth, VS., Major E. SclhY, Capt.
John r. Thomas. George w. Glenn,
DR.. John W. Bnwdoin, Capt. w. james
Somers, Capt. VIM. j, Barnes. Capt
james r. Hickman, John II. Wise. h..
James Gunter, John !. Lillston, John
Thomas james, Frank NJ. BoggS, l.. W.
ChiIdrey, Henry i. Roggs, Capt. Ed
ward J. Corbin, G. Lloyd Doughty,
Joseph !. Wescnt!. Upshur B. Quinhy.
J. H. IS Vessels. VIM. II. Marshall.
Jas. a. Barnes. Charles Fitzgerald,
n. w. Neck, Thomas Gardner,
iona Parks, VIM. ]. CoXton, Thos.
w. blackstone. Charles b. I.ilis:on,
Edward II. EdmnndS, Thomas w Rus
sell, VIM, D. Tunnel, Jas. II. Powell.
W. Frank Landlord. John j. Gunter,
jeff D. Mears, Leonard &. Mcars, Jeff
y. Jacob, Geo. W. ACdell, Alfred S.
Kellam, Jas. G. Mock, John ID, Grant.
l have eldeav"r.d to appoint repre-
sentative Democrats from all sections
of the county and have appointed forty
four, double the number to which the
county is entitled, If more than TWEEN
~ two attend they will each equally
repres' ut This county, and cast The frac
.:iou of IL vote equal to twenty-five di-
viGedly the number present. 1t is the
present purpose of the parties with
whom have consulted to leave Oman
cock il. II sail boat in the afternoon Of
Monday. August 9th. The boat will
not leave until after the arrival Of the
mail train at Tasley. Thanking the
Democrats of Accomac for their en-
doryemeut, and promising my support
30 the nominee OF that Convention.
am Very Resp.
j. w. G.. BLACKSTONE.
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DEMocr Ar1c MElT1su AT EAST
WILLIE.
Del, gates Appointed {" Congressional
Convention.

Deli gates Appointed {" Congressional
Convention.
Alta mass-meeting ofthe Democratic
party held at Eastville. Monday. court
day, Ilr. A. Brockenbroueh presided
and Floyd L. Kurtz was elected secre-
fairy.
A committee appointed by the chair
man reported the following delegates
and alernates to the Congressional con-
vention to be held at Fredericksburg,
August 9th, which said meeting IMAM
imously confirmed. Drlegatcs-John
i. Nottingham. 7. L Mapp DR.. G. 7:
Moore, +. l.. Knrtz. T. S Spady, w.
]. Savage. Delegates at-Large-Dr. A.
Breckenridge and Thos N. Scott.
Alternates-Lloyl A. Winder, p'.
Chas. Smith, r. H.. Ailwortll, II. L.
Upshur, Lucius nottingham, j. Is.
wilkins. Alternates-at-Large-R. ".
Nottingham and Chas. II. Savage.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Scntt presented in
fnrcible speech tho following, which
was unanimously agreed to:
Whereas, We recognize the ability,
availability and eminent fitness of our
distinguished citizen, q lmor S. Ken
dali, of this county, it
Resolved. Ty the Democrats OF Nor
champion county Ill mass-mrcLing as
srmhled. that we heartily endorse and
commend him for the nomination for
Congress from this Congressional dis,
trict nominating convention. to be held
in Fredericksburg on Thursday, August
9th inst.
Resolved, That the delegates from
CHS county arc hereby instructed to
present and to press his name before
said convention and to use allhonorable
means to secure his nomination.
The following resolutions were also
adopted:
That in The absence OF a sufficient
number of Delegates ara HlCernateS Io
make full representation us allowed by
she call for the convention that any
good Democrat or Democrats who are
present may be selected by the dclegil-
slon present, tn Gil the vacancy or va
cancies.
That the Democrats of Northampton
10 hereby express their hearty enlorSe-
meut and promise their undivided sup
port to the National Democratic ticketas
nominated at st. Louis and are especial
ly gratiicd that the convention placed
second upon tie ticket one of Virgin
las honcred sons, that grand old Demo-
GRAFT of OHIO, Allen Ct Thurman, the
MODEST Roman of them all.
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Several visitors from abroad are in
our town at present. Mrs. Eva Betting,
of Colorado ard Mrs. John Nicely and
daughter Lille Of Norfolk ale stopping
with Mrs. NJ. Oldham, Jr.; Messrs.
Fairbanks and Clemmons, of Baltimore
with Mr.. e. T. Coleburn; Miss Stella
Nelson, of Baltimore with Mrs. Polk
Killman; Miss Emily Norvel, Washing
ton d. G., with Mrs. WIN. Fl. Parker,
and Mr.. Robert Williams and son of
Richmond. III Mr., VIM. i. Wilkins.
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E.CCnsOnt.

Mr.. Alfred Rev is building fine
dwelling at Woudberry-
Miss Jennie Stibbs of Baltimore, is
The guest Of Mrs. Dr.. Dix.
Our singing school, under tile leacer-
ship Of Pref. Eye, is progressing lilely.
There is a postoilice established at
Crowsoniown, by tie name of Just,s-
vile.
Oriowrsman. D. T. White. pro
poses to move to Parkslcy at Christ
mas.
The crabmen of Hunting Greek are
having quite Il harvest, and report crabs
plentiful,
Miss Jennie Copes has sold her farm
near LeemonL TO Mr.. Alfred Nortllam
for 81 200.
Miss Carrie Johnson has arrived home
from Washington. where She has cen
attending school.
Messrs. Hopkins Bros. & Co., Hun
ting Creek, Lave thorough repare.l the
steamboat wharf.
Mrs. Riley Lewis has contracted fol-
dwelling to he built near Hunting
Greek. Mr.. a. Frank Barnes will lie
The builder.
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A grand picnic and festival will be
held under The auspices of louisville
Sunday school. at landing OF John H..
James, Burton's Bay on Friday, July
ooh, from > p. M, until 10 p. m.
Moonlight sailing will be feature OF
the occasion and comfortable loa;s have
been engaged for the accommodation of
I'll who attend. Rtfr, slmentS such as
the occasion demands will be served
abundantly.
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Good rem.,lars Meeting.

The Independent Order OF Good Temp
lns, Savageville, this county. will hold
grand festival at that place on next
"Wednesday afternoon. 18th inst. An
address will lie delivered at 3 o'clock l,y
Mr.. Z. II. Canine. the district Chief
Templar. and at 4 O'Clock br Mr.. w. T.
Bundicll. of OnaLcpck. AL the sister
Lodges have been invited to attend and
The affair promises to be a grand one.
Ice cream, lemonade &C., will be OIL
hand in abundance. Come one, come
I'll and enjoy a lively after loom. If
weather is inclenent. come next after
mon.
COMMITTEE.
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Challenge Accepted.
COMMITTEE.

To VIM. ]. runting, Chincoteasue,
owner OF "Picnic. ~
Your challenge rcceivcd.and in reply,
W II say that the John W. Edmonds y
will sail you i'll Clincoteague waters to
The wndward and stop, 10 favors asked
or will go and come, accol ding torules
oLracing for 500 or more. Time of
sailing TO be appointed previous to that
of racing.
JNo. T. RICHARDSON.
Wachapreague City, July II, SIS.
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Virginia Tgrlcullueal
and
Mecbanlcal College.

The seventh session Of the VTR-
GINA AGRICULTURAL and
MECHANICAL COLLEGE will
commence ON Wednesday, Sept.
10Th. 1883.
The location Of the Virginia Ag
riculural Experimental Station on
the college farm gives superior all
vantages to the student in agricul-
ture.
The machine shop has received
additionalimprove'I machiaeryand
offers special inducements to the
students in mechanics.
A business course including type
writing also forms part OF the
curriculum.
Tuition Free.
For catalogue and further in
formation, apply to
L.L.JoMAX, President,
Blacksburg, Va.
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of our citizens.

The stock of millinery goo of Mrs.
E. j. savage. deceased, Belle Haven, is
being Offered for sale by Mrs. 7. II. B..
Savage ut and below cost. The goods
must he sold to close up the business.
and all who call will be sure Of a bargain.
The stock is large and such as usually
kept in Il lirst-class millinery store.
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Attention srhoo, Trustees.

The county school board will meet at
Accomac G. H., on "Wednesday July
18th list. at 8 O'Clock a. NJ. All the
mpmbei%are earnestly requested TO at.
lend promptly. No business can be
done without Il nuorum.
JNo. e. MAPr, President,
+. D,PARSONS. Clrik.
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Belle Haven.

Mrs. Mary Shields of our town still
continues very i'll.
Tie Fair held here on rhe 4th was
success, despite the excursions and
fairs elsewhere TIE net pro cecds were
in excess of $3.50.
Our building bonn continues. -Four
houses at tlis time are being erected
civn G employment to workmen. The
erection of the Town Hall will begin
,Nidrtiy, and is to be Il very handsome
h i imposing edilicc.
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An irish potato Of the Early Rose Va
riety. grown BY Mr. Seth e. Bell, Jen-
kins' Bridge, weighing 2i4 ounces, was
sent TO this Office during tie week. 1t
bca.s the potato of Mr.. Ayres, of which
mention was made in our last issue.
seven ounces. 1t is doubtless the boss
potato Of the season.
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A race lis been made Letween the
skiff Geo. Z. Garrison" owned by
Thos. II. Nelson. and john w Dan
ici," owned Ivy VIM, T. james, to come
off at Poveton next Wednesday, 2 p.
H., for a purse of So. The race will
be against wind and tide, the distance2
lniles--the money is up and the owners
Of both boats eager for the Contest.
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"Tom Burton. ~ story of The late
war with plot laid IN the Eastern Shore,
snd characters taken from real life.
written 10y one of Virginia's sons
also In press by same author Aunt
Sallie's Bow Jack" For sale by D. J
Yitlow & Co., Onancack, Va.
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Douglas Manual, colored. charged
with house breaking and stealing $50
.he property of Stephen Taylur, was
sent 10 Jail by Justice l.. +. j. Wilson
last Mond:y, to await the action of the
Grand Jury at lis next REGULAR term.
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An address delivered by MI j. Al.
PHI, us Vansant. G. 81. W., OF a. 0. U.
W. at Belle Haven, OH the 4th of July,
appears on the first page of our paper
this week. The speech Of Grand Re
colder Colbert, delivered on same day
will appear III our next issue.
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Rev. Montcalm Oldham is lying crit
ically III at his home at Temperance
vile, and according to the latest advices
was rot expected TO suyi"e much long
er. Few men are more loved III the
county than he is. and news ut his death
will be heard " til regret by all classes
Of orr citizens.
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A festival will he held OIL Sykes Is
land, "Wednesday, 18th inst. commence
ing at . y. M, under the supervision of
the Order nf R.chablies. The pro-
ceeds will he for the benelit of d new
Tent Just organized there.
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FARMS FOR RENT-For the y-lr $50.
my farm in Upshur's Neck called War
wick, where Bundick and ke lam live,
with the rivilege OF getting pine shat
ters &c., from the 'Dlvis Farm A
good tenant wanted, able 7to properly
cultivate the fam. $50 two or three
other farms fot rent for the year 1889.
Ulshur j. Quinby.
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Any merchant that will settle down
OH orr .'Hawatlan fancy patent and
our M Hiss" patent will hear no more
complaints from TIN .ir customers and
will find that their flour trade will in.
crease.
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For SALE.-I Offer for sale on rea-
s,nanle terms verv desirable house
and lot situated in the village Of Tenn
perahccville. 1t contains six gro1
roo ns. thre.. above and three heIaw.
with back porch AMI pantry. A good
school and church, almost III door. For
further particulars, apply to
&c. .JacoDs.
Dr.. j. +. Brodw TER.
Temperanceyille, Va.
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Mr.. John r. Kellam, chairman, re-
guests the campmerting committee to
meet him at Tmington' s camp ground,
Wednesday afternoon, 4 y. n., July
18th inst.
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SCHOONER AR1EL-Two thirds of the
ARIEL is for sale at Il sacrifice. She will
carry six hundred bushels of oysters.
and is in good condition, is All excellent
lredge boat. Terms easy. ANY one
wanting a bargain can address me 1T
Seaside. Accomac county. Va.
N. w. Meek.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the post
Office at Accomac G. H., Va, July y,
1885: Mrs. Peggie Bet kett, Ham; b
Drummond, Miss Ida Drummond.
Kosciusko Dunton, Miss Louise Heath,
Alfred Major, Mrs. Margaret Richer
son, James Satchsl.
YIN. 2: BELL, ?. NJ:
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The best judges in Onancock say
that the ice cream kept 1T EWndicl s
lallor has $40 equal on the Eastern
Shore. and that it can only be compared
with tie very finest city cream.
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Cornerstone Laying at Temperance
vifIc.

Cornerstone laying by Temperance
vile Lodge, No. l2l. A. F. and A. NJ.
at Temperanceville is announced for
"Wednesday, July 10Th. A musical en-
tertaimnent VIII I've given at night of
same lay, sandwitched by speeches by
pr minent Masons from abro ID. An
elegant supper will be served on tie oc,
casion, together with ice cream, con-
dictionaries, &c.
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The Board of Directors of Toan
Hall, Onaucock. will meet at Misses
drug sore, Tuesday evening S p. NJ,
next. Parties interested are requested
10 take notice.
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The correction is made by request.
that the skitT BETTE Wise. which won
the silver pitcher at PoWelton on 4tll of
July, belonged not TO Wm. Ehllips bat
to IYilllnnl Mil!iEer
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Temperancevile after the 10th inst,
will he tie terminus of Il mail route.
After that daie the mail Of Atlantic and
Wattsville Will lie selt direct from
IIorSey L ..
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When Won visit Baltimore stop at tie
Nalthv House, where Will be found
frst-class accommodations and Xceed-
ing'y low rates.
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Rev. John McNabh has left home
for his summer vacation, and services
will hot be held in any of the churches
in his charge for the neXt four Sundays
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Wanted every houeoIleeper 80 get a
barrel nf our flour. If your merchant
has not got 1t. Insist on his getting some.
James MYer d Co.
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Oar "M'Liss" p.ltent is the highest
graie flour that goes to the E. Shore for
lie price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith II Go.
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We defy any dealer to show a -four
that will equal our "Hiawatha" fancy
patent. We claim this flour to be the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith & Co.
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The Accomac Baptist Association
will oe held on Cinncoteagre Island this
1ear. commencing August 18th.
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For tliarrhoea, dysenteiv. cramps.
cnlic and all summer complaints askror
observation-disclosures cure, prlcc 70 cents, pre-
pared by Jas. Bayly.& S IN, Baltimore.
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Children 5 day will be Observed at
Drumnondtown Baptist Church, Sum
day, July 18th.
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Granger linlment flor man or beasll
cures sprains, cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism, prepared by james Bayly
& Son, baltimore,
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ID, H. johnson,
Leemont, "a.
Having had many letters Of in
curry when l would have new
goods, information is hereby given
through tho ENTERPRISE, our
household paper, that [ am home,
fully prepared to meet the demands
of ill that want to bny goods cheap.
| have one Of the best lines OF
Dr. IS Goods
OH the Shore, including a full line of
lQyltc Goods g. Embr@derics,
Hals, and Gems Fur
nl5blng Goods.
Ladies', Gents, aud Children's
Fine Shoes asa speciality.
Ials, carry the largestline ofGents',
Boys and Chldren's Clothing
in the county and ut the lowest
prices, as every one will he con
WINGED who will call and examine
sly stock is also headquarters for
Furniture,Carpet,Matting and Oil Cloth
which will be sold at bottom prices.
My stock of
Tinware, Hardware, Glass and China
ware very tull
and at the lowest possible price
Especial attention is invited to the
fact that Standard Steel Cut Nails
are sold at my store by the key at
s. 80, and other hardware in pro.
portlon-also A large lot of fine Oil
Dyed CARPET CHAIN at S1.lO
per pad full weight.
To cart makers we are headquar
ters for wheel wood, and to black
smiths will sell iron at Baltimore
prices including freight and dray
age. If you want 10 WnitewaSil
send and get a barrel ofTrott's best
wood burnt lime, keep iton hand.
II you want good Flour, | keep the
best brands and at bottom prices,
also fine buIted Meal. [ have alSn
a nice line OF Carriage Harness,
Dnsters, &c.
The second floor of my store is
used as a MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. which
will compete with the best on the
Eastern Shore. All work done done
there guaranteed. Orders prompt
" filed. Special attention paid to
bridal outfits. Respectfully
ID. II. JOHNSON
TPemOnt, Va.
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Ladies slippers and straw hats are
now being off, red for sale ut reduced
prices at L. n. Ames & Son, Pungo-
teagne.
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Fop RENr-For the year or 1850. two
nee houses and lots situated at Reads
wharf. northampton county Va also
IL two story store house and fixtures
!'ostOfl,;e in The store, and daily mail.
Churches and SchuOls cow intent. Sal
timnre steamers slop ut the wharf four
times Il wcpk. For information al'ply to
Geo. II. Read. Read S wharf Va.
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NoT1cE-Sibcrian kae seer for sale
bv tile undersigned, such a> the Nor
fulk truckers plant. Que Id. 30 cents,
20 lbs ~ cts. per pound, 50 lbs. IS cts.
per III. Jno. r. Kellam.
Locustvile, Va.
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Oa. falm.rs ara usily engaged in
s,.ipnrg pnta' oes, the prices at present
hcin satisfactorily.

The Belle Haven Sporting Club have
chartered IL steamtr;und will visit H1:s
md q ,UUS islands next week.
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Arriyc...... p N. Pm "a. IL.
wilmington ......... 6 IS. ZIP 25... 3d..
BnlLlmure union
StAtIonl-. 37...2 Co.,. 6 40.
phila. (Broad 1T.
Station, ....-........ 7iO... / 25.. s 90.
New York II. R.k. ~ S.. 5U.. SOL.
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Pmgoteague camp meeting will com
mcnce August ..
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WANTED.-A yonng man of stealy
habits with affair knowledge of farming
to WORK and superintend in nursery.
Good wages and permanent employment
to the right man,
Geo, ". McMath, Onley, Va.
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~ A croSs-marK on your paper, before
.kT your name. made with pen and ink.
~ indicates tnat your subscription has
s@ expired. or is due, AJAX. you are re-
lsS specially solicited to remit OF re-
~ new
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l lave this day ass ciated my son.
Thomas b. Qlinllv, with me III the
practice Of law, uud Il the firm name of
Qnlnby IL Qnlnhy.
1,,o I 1000
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-14

James Myer IS Co.'S High Grade hours
are the best.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

Bundick's milk shakes ale all the go,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-14

NorICE-I have for sale at Grape
land fam, near WartlJown, corn in
quantities to suit purchaser, ut market
prices. 5. 5: White.
WMdtOWn.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-14

For SALE.-A milding lot at Onley
station with yard or lawn already eStab-
lishnd Al d set with ornamental trees.
Terms low to any one desiring to build.
Geo. w. McMath, Onley, Va.