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Sykes.

At the meeting of Acccmac Tent, I.
q. RecIlahites, held January 9th. the
following officers were elected: Noall
E. Miles. shepherd: Wesley Cialhiall,
past Chief ruler; VIM. G. Lewis, Chief
ruler: Geo. z. lilies, deputy rllirr; Geo.
W. Glenn, recording sccrrtarH JAS. H.
Linton, inancier; VIM. l.. Evans, treas
llrrr: j. Wesley Young ltvilc; I. +.
Marshall. inside watclmln: John ".
Justice outside watchnan; Joseph Cat
Ter, Chaplain.
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n. ssongo Creek ut the time of writing
is frozen over, and IRON 100 to $50 bar,
relS Of oysters IRE ejlg taken from the
ice ana 81 iprtd ny rail to Philadelphia,
daily. III prl,,s received for them
are satisfactory.
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JOHN w. DUNCAN,
JEWEEER
North ST., Onancock

who also keeps fine line of rich
and beautiful Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, &c. The latest aud prct-
test styles yet in watches is the
combination Of gold and silver
cases, for ladies', gents aud boys
Call and Sc. them. Notice new ad.
vertisement in another column.
VIRGINIA. The circuit court
for the county OF Accomack, in va.
cation, January 9th, 1855.
William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wife............ .......Pltffs.
against
Mary Bunting, John s. Wise. and
Margaret Ann, his wife, in right
of his said wife, Frank Campbell
and Hennie T., his wife, in right of
his said wife, Benjamin w. Beloate
and Mary, his wife, in right of his
said wife, James Shields and Mar
tha, his wife, in right Of his said
wife, John W. Core and Amy, his
wife, in right OF his said wife, Asa
Lliiston and Nancy, his wlfe,i in right
of his said wife. Thomas Lewis and
Margaret, his wife, in right of his
said wife, James Young, William T.
Gardner and Margaret, his wife, in
right OF his said vile, Sourhey r.,
Marcellus aud George Webb, Mar
garet Amcs, Julia Ames. Benjamin
Bowen and Abitlla, his wite,in right
of his said wife, james II. Belote
and Elizabeth, his wife, in right of
his said wife, Mary a. Chandler
George Hargis, George P. Ilarsis,
Jr.,and Hester Ibis wife. i'll right
of his said wife, Solomon Harg's
and Mary, his wife, Joseph Hargis
and Phoenie, bis wife, Nathaniel
Hargis and Lowe, his wife, Thomas
Il. Hargs and Mary, his wife, VIII;
liam Fl. Hargls and Ellen, bis wife,
Handy RargiS and Sally, his wife,
Thomas II. Jtmcs and Tabitha, his
wife. William Il. Kellam, Levin
Smith James and Margaret, his
wife, Margaret Webb, Theodore
Spragne and Sally, ibis wlie.in right
of his said wife, and John bunting,
...........................Defts.
In Chancery.
The objects OF this snit are the
construction Of the will of Smith
Bunting. deceased, and the parti.
tion amongst those entitled olreal
estate of which Sally Hargis died.
seized and possessed, bounded on
the N. by Custls' neck road, W by
sonnty road leading from Bull Run
to Locnstville, S. and e. by land
lately belonging to VIM. Hargis.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk Of the said court that
the defendants, Theodore Spraeue
and Sally,his wife, Margaret Webb
and John Bunting, arc non resi-
dents Of this State, Oh the motion
OF tie plaintiffs, by their attorney,
it is ordered that said non resident
defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication OF
this order and do whatisnecessary
to protect their interests; and that
this order be published oncea week
for four successive weeks IN the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, u news.
paperpublishedat Accoulack Court
House in SAID county, and also
posted at tile frontdoor OF the courG
house of said county on the first
day OF the next term Of the county
court of the said county.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., D'y
for JOHN D. Grant, &C.
A Copy.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., D'y
for John D. Grant, Q. O..
Geo. +. Parramore, p. Il.
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LEGAL F.EWiS

The brands of flouls Of which Jas.
Myer & Co.. baltimore me sole pro
prieto.s, are advertised in our issue to-
day
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This Order is III a fnurishing condi-
ton IN the county. and Accomac Tent
las co members. The sentiment in fl-
v,r of prohibition. the principal object
of the Order. is evidently Il growing one
III this locality.
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Our new pastor. Rev. Mr.. Hays, is
generally acceptable to our people. ami
the members of his church especially
think tl.ey were fortunate III securing
tie services IF such All excellent pastor.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1855

ssy A cross-marK on your paper, before
ssS- Your name. made with pen and ink,
k:T indicates tnat vonr subscription has
ES expired. or is due. anu You are re-
rs specially solicited to remit or re-
ESs new
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Capt. johnson. now stopping in our
town WAS hoInil Occal.alinock Neck.
lut left there wien IL years nf age and
las since lived i'll New York. lie Tow
visits his native County Tor the first
time since he left, As years ago. He
says that many Of the old landmarks
lnuk familiar TO him.
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VIRGINIA: Tn the Circuit Court

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Conrl
for the county of Arcnmack, IN va
cation, January 4th. 1883.
Mary Stevens, Wl!lilm w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his wife, in
right Of said wife. 1880. Plaintiffs.
against
Annie Virginia Stevens. Sarah
Stevens, Rike Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Sam'l. Stevens, James Up.
shur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens.
Palestine Henry and EsteIle, his
wife, William Thomas aud Mar
garrett a., his wife, Mon5calm Old
ham. Jr., trustee in a deed exccn-
ted by Vim. w. Gray anil Eliza
beth d., his wife, 70 him for the
benefit OF John Drummpnd, john
Drimmond in his own right, and
as assignee OF VIVA. G. ColrbIirn &
Sons, Montcalm Oldham, Jr., and
William Z. Bell, executors OF VIM.
Il. Parramore, deceased, who was
trustee in deed executed by
Richard Stevens to him for the
benefit Of Chas. B. Lilliston. Cla>.
B. Lillisron, Levin w. Neck, trds
tee in deed executed by Eliza
beTh -. Gray (wlio prior to her
interinarriage with the said VIM.
W., was Elizabeth d. Stevens),
to him for the benefit of VIM. q.
C0leburn & Sons, JAS. II. Fletcher,
Jr., Trustee in a. deed executed by
Richard Stevens to him for the
benefit OF Geo. B. FuS9ue, survi-
wing partner Of the late firm Of Fos-
que & Bro, Geo. B. Fosque, Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., trustee in adeed
executed by Mary Stevens, to him
tortIle benefit OF George L. Parker
and VIM. Fl. Parker, merchants
and partners trading as the firm Of
Geo. +. Parker IL Co, Geo. Il. Par
ker, Vim. II. Parker, Littlefun b
Stevens aud - Stevens, his wife,
...............................D Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Object of ibis suit is to OBJ
tain the decree OF the said court
for the sale for purposes Of par5l-
ton among those entitled, of Il Ger
tain lot or tract Of land, situated in
Lee District in said county, con
tanning fifty two acres, more or less,
and bounded n. e. bv TIN. land OF
John IL. Walker, S. e. by he land
of Winfield Stevens and others. 8.
w. by hat OF VIM. j. Elrlelbrr
ger and wife and others, and N. w.
by the county road leading from
the G. d., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk Of the sad court that
The said defendants. Annie Vr
ginia Stevens, Sarah Stevens, VIII
liam Morris Stevens, Palestine
Henry and Eslelle, his wife, Will
liam Thomas and Margaret A., his
wife, and L'ttleton b. Stevens and
- Stevens, his wife, are non
re i1rnts ri this State, on the mo-
lion of the plaintiffs. by their at
tornpys. it Is ordered that said non
resident defendants tloappear here
within one month after due publ
cation OF this order and do what is
necessary TO protectther interests;
and that this order he published
once d week for four successive
weeks in the Peninsula Enter.
PRISE" a newspaper published al
Accomack Court House in said
county, and also posted at the
front door of The cuult house Of
SAID county, on the first day of the
neXt term OF the County Court Of
the said county.
Test. JOHN d. GRANT, C. G.
a Copy.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM; JR., by.
for John D. GRAFT, 9. G.
Sam'l T. Ross, and Thos. I'll. Bayly
RrOWnp H. A.
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1.GclnOnt-

Messrs. Mason & Barnes, us well as
II. Johnson have recently erected Two
new ice houses. The first mentioned
iir:l lave NOW two large buildings for
that | uipoSe which are at present filled
With clean solid Ice, amounting to con-
sidelal,y over Two hundred tons. They
propose during the coming summer sea-
son TO supply the demand here at uod-
crate rates.
The Ladies Aid Society of Leemont
nj T.. Church, ut Il recent meeting de-
cided to held Il te:rapin aid oyster sup.
per iii the old school, house OH the even.
Ing of February 18th, lSSS. y commit
tee WAS a!suappointedat The same meet
ing 10 purchase new Carpet for tile
church.
During the last twelve months FIVE
upright pianos of different makes, and
Il number Of ORGANS. have purchased
by The residents OF this community.
MI Tmdal, our shoemaker, has re-
Gently moved to Chincotrague, lns for
mer home. His brother is now here and
will take his place.
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West & Willis are Offering great bar
gains in rta,y-made clothing. They
wish 10 reduce their stock hefore Spring,
and are sellii.g of ut and below cost.
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Clifton Highest T F f
Clifton Grade T f F
Clifton Patent + L f
Clifton Flour + F +
Clifton Made L ( +

For RENT-At Keller station, atwo
horse farm Tor one horse farm if prefer
red) with two stnry dwelling. 5 rooms
below and four abnvc, with outlnusrs
in good order. For term, &c., apply to
j. w Mcars, Keller.
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NoTIcE-l'ersons knowing of any
tnmls bearing tile inscription Of Cutler
in this nr Northampton counties will
confer Il favor by writing me where they
can be found. Respectfully,
Geo. f. Parramore.
Accumac G. II. Va, Noy. -, 'S7.
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NoTIcE.--Parties wishing to see me
on business eau find lie at my home
lear liiggs store, 10 wllic,, place L have
recently moved. L. NJ. Gunttr, con-
Stable. 2. O. Bl0XomS.
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Several of our neishtors are on the
sick list-Air. +. e. Kellam, principal
of our graded school. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cready and Mrs. VIM. Svlall, each, are
quite sick,
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NoriCE-I have three horses aged
5. and = years, either Of which /
will sell on reasonable terms. All of
them arr gond farm horses. and one Of
tlcu Il Washington Morgln, is fine
roadster ami Call trot wiLll.m5 training
III 4 minutes. J. EARLY 'Grinnals
AGcnliln e.. IL
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Oysters shipped fem this place last
w, elk. t. 5. &. Hall & CO., SIS S. Front
street. Phil, sold at the following fig
ures prints $3.50 to 81, culls IS to
SIS
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BLoXoN- GAsKiLL-At Mappsville,
February lst. 1858, 10y Rev. w. y.
Street. elias Ii. BluIonl 10 Miss Mag
gie +. l;aSkill.
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Our people .,llave male the lest' of
tic late cold weather. and have passed
tile time pleasantly, in some Instances
prGiitably.in skating, cunning. tnuSkrat
hunting taking the biyalvts hiough
tie ice &c.
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Mr.. y. D. Doremus late proprietor of
tue Kellam hotel, has mored to Ills resi-
dence near town.
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n,..o1u,,ons oe pnrlner,hlp.

The lite firm pf Parks & Cansey, al
LecmonU, Va. has this day dissolved 10y
mutual consent. The business Tie
future will he conduct d by IL. u.
Cansey.
We desire and earnestly req nest all
parties indebted to said firm l,r store
accounts, to come forward ALL settle
the same either by cash O. note us the
business of the Old firm must br settled
at once. Thanking nu; friends furtheir
patronage in the last, wcase
Very truly 81:
E. T. PARKS,
Jan. 9Th, IS Il. a. CAUSEY.
The cn-partntrship heretofore exist
ing between thu undersigned, las been
dissolved by TIL. Withdrawal Of D.. L.
/. Tavlor.
5. W. Matthews ard Jos. w. Taylcr
will continue tn. steam mil business at
the old stand under the style of the
Queen Hive Steam Mill Co. and will
settle all debts of The old firm and collect
oil cl;llMS due same.
S. w. MATTHEWS,
r. y TAYLOR.
Jos. w. r,YLoR.
Atlantic, Va. Dec. 31st, 1857
Having purchased DR.. L. 7. Taylor's
interest in the Q ren live Steam .Mlll,
also lis interest lnteams. carts, Lumber,
and timber in the woods, &C.. n.cessi-
tlting the outlay Of much m 'iIey, we
would respectfully ask thoss WIN are
indebted To the firm to come forward
aud Settle same ut once.
Very csp'"rfully.
S. w. MATTHEWS,
Jos. w. TAYLOR.
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TuILING ,,N-EAsT-AL Oak Grove
church. ne.,r Lunkirk, February LIST,
1883. by Rev. j. Vi . \. Elliott. George
W. burlington to Miss Leah S. East.
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For SALE-At fair prices 20 head of
hogs, weighing from IS to- pounds.
w. III. C0xtDn, AccOmac e. IL.
NOTICE. offer for sale or rent my
hotel property Ut IIorntown. 1t is located
in miles Of r. r. station and II miles
from ChincoIeague bay, which abonnds
in wild water fowl, oysters, sc Fine
snipe shooting grounds also in reach of
hotel. Will also sell personal property
part for cash, balance Oh time. Will turn
over mail contract to purchaser or lessee
il desired. The hotel building is in good
repair and has file stables attached
VIM. S. Holland,
Horntown. Va.
For SALE AT PRIVATE CONTRACT
The house and lot in Onancoc::, belong.
ing To the heirs of Ellison a. Hopkins,
deceased. For terms apply To
DR.. i. w. 81. Hopkins.
EXmore. Va.
Nov. 16, 1887.
James Myer & Co.'S High Grade flours
are tile best.
Fon SALE-Deep Greek Mills, With
tile mill acre attached
Mrs G w 7 Ponlson,
ODancock, Va
Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith (
Co.'S ilourand lake he other.
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NJ ERIED.

ScoTr-YoUNe-At Mappsville, Feb
r,ary St 1883, 10y Kew. W. y. Street,
WIN. J Scot To Miss Martha f. Young.
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Merchants will find it to their advan-
tage to deal with rs, and families to use
our -four. Nudge, Smith &c Co.
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.viny tot,1 eynnnccs and inci.

Giving total expenses and Incl
dental loss .......... .........S 47 800
for the people Of the county Of Accu
mac one year. And then argued thai il
change must be- had from this expensive
yet fruitlsss system Of repairing aud
keeping the public highways.
The meeting by unanimous vote en-
dnrSed the views expressed by Captain
Browne. and rendered him Il Vote Of
thanks for Ills admirable exposition OF
the subject in hand.
Tile following preamble and resnu
lioUs ere then offered a;.d unanimous
~ aGo.te'I:
Whereas, experience has shown clear
" that The changed conditions uf socic-
| ty, and tie necessities upon rs Ill the
new relations VIZ sustain as truckers. rs
we'll as farmers. that our present system
of road making and working is IN abso-
lutte failure; aud
Whereas, We must of necessity seek
some other and better system that We
may have good Dads for our use, there
foieb lie it
Resolved. That in our judgment the
besl method 10 sec re 10 rs good roa'l5,
lies in paid and intelli entity directed
labor, to De used I'm lei tlle best possible
conditions, t., lie met 10y all equitable
and just tax Oil all property and inLer-
eStS.
Resolved, That the Senator from this
district. Tie nltlnher IF the House from
this county, ami the Floater Delegate.
ale llereny instl ucied to prepare Il pili
which will be eit~cLiTe and ellicienC in
lis provisions t1 keep cur public rUIdS
III accord with the ;lbovc resolution. i'll
trWlice 1t IN their respective bodice,
urge it to ;lpassage AMI the approval nf
tne Governor, at the earllesu possible
day.
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso
lutionS be furnished To each Ut our
members of the Legislature, to the
County newspapers and TO tile State
aud dispatch newspapers pnblislcti III
The city Of Richmond. Wnerenpun,
expressing tic lnpr that the people of
the county would heartily second their
Efforts for The Improvement of tic
puUlic highways the meeting adjourned
JOHN u. PAEsO\S,
Chairman.
). w. MATTHEWS.
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NOTICE All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning Ur otherwise tres
pusSilg upon mypielnlSes under penalty
of law. Henry Lang.
Accumac g. II.
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MoMATH BROS,
OnleY STATION. Va.

Wotohoc Plvoted, .'eweled, or
W ocOuCo any part made new to
Ordpr.that YOUR watch NAV REQUIRE.
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WANTED-Ine addresses OF every
honsekeeper in Accomac and Nnrth-
ampLOn wnp have not uia'l our lila
walha' high grade patent -four or Our
Level Best winter patent
Nudge Smith s. GO
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LosT-A setter dog, black with white
breast and legs, dr;lb tail. tan mouth
Had ona collar anil ting with year 1887
on it. A liberal reward will be paid for
his return to me. liz lett my home Or
4tllinst VIM. 5. Holland.
HorntOwn. Va.
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Tie dwelling Of Mr.. Severn j. Crock
EFT caught fire last week. and would
have been entirely destroyed, but for
the timely arrival OF tie members of the
Bucket company.
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NorIcE-H E Byrd & Co, will sell
bUotS al cost for cash
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For SALE-At fair prices 20 head of
hogs, weighing from rs to- 125 pounds.
w. HI. CoxtDn, Accomac e. II.
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For SALE-TIouse and OF in Locust
vile. suitable for store or dwelling. 70
terms and particulars, alplyL !"
}, In j. Gunttr,
Acconac T.. II.
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Belle Haven.

Our citizens witnessed last Sunday
night Tie !aI gest fire known in the his
tory Of Tie tt.wn kel.,mS hotel 'was
burned to the gioulu. The fire lr0ke
out III y o'cncG. ard WIS first discov
e!e,l lY Mr.. Arthur krllam, who WIS
awakened 10y sparks of lire falling int
his face at the time Of tie discovery
the roof was ablaZt, and -tartii 2 us it
cid ut hat point The assumption is
that ii had its origin from Il spark from
the chimney. The most of the fulul-
turp on tie lower flDn of The hotel wis
saved, Int all the fulliitule IN The upper
rooms. including property hrl"n Iin@ to
Mr. y. u. DolemEs. the lessee Of hotel,
his twotlauglitprs and Miss krllam were
entirely destroyed. The hotel had re
Gently been enlarged 10y an addition .5X
80 feet, the original Part. Known rs the
old hctel. being 40X50 feet and mas
built in 1871. The loss on hotel building
WIS about $4,000 ard WIS insured for
81 $50. Dmghty's hotel en- opposite
side of stic,t caught fire i'll several.
places. also dwelling occupied by Nj.
John 7. Young, Tut both were saved 10y
active efforts of The citizens pltSclt.-
Fortunately there WAS Il light wlnl al
time of fire or half of the town would
lave beeli destroyed.
Arrivals at Doughty hotel .ths week
John V. Gillespie, j. X. Sivcrthorn.
Phila.: w. e. E:lmonds, F. W. Byrd,C.
W. Meyer, w. d. Macy, j. Il. Thom-
as, Baltimore: Capt. johnson and wife,
BROOKLYN. y. Y: George W. ivLs M,
Chestei town. Md: J Adclsdurf, Is. +
burton, w. 5. Smith. Cape Charles; NJ.
H. Pope, PocomoAe City: l. l.. Alapp,
Wardlowu; E. A. Anles. LocuStville.
Can't Johnson now stonnlno in our
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For SALE.-.Srven or eight diff rent
varieties OF strawberry sets and among
them Monarch Of tile West, my fayorite.
Peter w. East, On ucork, Va.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
Grespa-sing Oh my premises under full
penalty of law. Smith Milliner,
Accomac G. II.
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For SALE-rl,a fo- sale The follow
ing varieties o. Irish potatoes-2O bbls.
Euly Rose. 10 hhis. Peach Blooms, S
bbls. Charlestown Chilled Red.
Guu. w. Garrett.
AccJnlac G.. II.
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For SALE.-Pure Bronze TlrlzIes,
exceptionally line. toms 80, nriis So.
.Jno. j. Gunter, Accoinac T.. Il.
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For SALE--Cresccnt, Wilson, Sharp
less and Crystal city strawberry plants.
1 am also prepared to furnish OIL Short
notice collins and Baskets made of llar,
wood. and covered in modern style and
trimmed to suit. Apply 10 w. IL. / ru
lit, undertaken, Temperanceville.
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FOR SALn-Welcome ol.s, weight A.
Ills per bus ell, price ~ cents per bush
81 ful III bu, heels and undcr-txresS uTrr
10 but: heels 30 cents. so two Jersey
heifers, ne .rlytlue,a gel land 10mo this.
price 80.
John j. Gnltrr,
A ornn,.,.I, IT
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For SALE-Lang Shng eggs at rs
cents per setting Of 10 eggs. Also fine
lot Of pulIets for sale.
N. p. Killmon.
Accvmac &. II.
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NoTIcE.-Al persons are hereby pro
hibted from cunning on my lands. or
otherwise trespassing oil MY premises,
under full penalty of law.
j. II, KelIam, louisville.
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If you want something fancy buy
Royal flour, for sale 10y James Niger s.
Co.
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Ask yourgrocer for Nudge, Smith l.
Co.'S flour rand take lie other.
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For SALE-Deep Greek Mills, With
tile mill acre attached
Mrs G w z Ponlson,
Onaucock, Va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

FOR SALE-A Morrill, colt, 3 years old,
and good mich cow fresh to the pail.
Wm..I. Ayrrs,
Acc )mac Z. IL.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

NorGcE--All persons are hereby FORE
warned from cunning or otherW Use tres
spassing OH my farm. "Watelview,"
ne.lr Wardtown, under full penalty of
law w W Brickhouse
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

FoR SALE--For cash, so cords of
wood by A. j. Lilliston.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

ATTENTION SPoKTsMEN--I want the
name and pcstohicc address Of every
sportsman in the county who desires to
join All association to prevent the
wholesale destruction of our game by
non-residents Of the State.
Henry e. Byrd,
Temperanceyille, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

For SALE-A young mare mule, large,
6 years old and gentle to all harness
jeff d. Jac1b.
Belle Haven.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

Monarch -four has becomea household
word. Every barrel Of our llJur guar
a teed us represented or money refund
ed. For sale by James Mye- IL 90.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

Southern Cross patent flour will give
better satisfaction for the money than
any other -four. Try it arl be convinced
James Myer 81 co.