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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-12
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
STATE or OREGON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM. NOyEMUFH 7 lg

SALEM, NOVEMBER 7, 1888. j
This ycHr now drawing 10 close has
been one Of uneXainpled peace, plenty
and prosperity within the borders Of the
state, II Is proper that public acknowl
edgmcnt should be made 20 the Great
Ruler OF the Universe for His innumerable
blessings. do, therefore, designate Thurs.
day, the 20th day OF November, as day oi
Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God, to be
observed by the whole people OF this Com
moDwealth in token of their gratitude
for His great mcrcIes.
In witness thereof, have set my hand
and caused the seal Of the state to be af-
fixed this, the seventh day OF November,
A. D., 1888.
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
Governor.
by the governor:
GEo. W. MCBHrpE,
Secretary of Estate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-12
MONDAY, NOV. II, 1855.
FREE ADVERTISING !
No Charges

A DVERTISEMENTS UNDER THE
n heads Of NTED, FOR SALE,
FOR RENT. FOUND, LOST, etc. Of an ac-
ceptablc nature, not to exceed three lines,
VIII be free for one week--Only one ad- for
each individual. This does not Include
business advertisements.
II answers fail 10 come the first time we
invite as many repctitiOns AS are necessary
10 secure what you sdvertisefor We wish
the advertisers 10 feel that they are not i'm
posing on us by using our free columns.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL is the medium
through which the general public may al
ways have their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that let
ters directed 10 INITIALS ONLY are not
delivered through the pOstOfIice. II ini-
tials are used they should be directed to
the care Of some person, firn, or postOfiice
box.
Advertisements can be left at our Office
or sent through the mail 10
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Fair 1T Dpanco1E.


An al-day fir TO cone of at Oman
cock, "wednesday. September 10Th,
promises to pc the most delightful event
of the season and everybody is cordially
invited and expected to come who
would not miss one of the most de-
ligltful days of their life. If not con-
venlent to come in your carriage you
can reach the place over the n. i. Z.
q n. r. r., arrangements having been
made for conveying you thither by said
company at very low rates. The mere
announcement of a fair does not con-
vey toycu half Of the pleasures in store
for those in attendance-a fair will be
progress and on big scale, and the
most tempting wards will be served at
both dinner and supper as we'll as the
usual supply of ice cream confectionery
les &C., 1ut incident to and part Of the
days proceedings also will be:
l. A match game of base ball be-
tween the Onancock and pocomoke
nires-Dr. J. w. Bnwdoin, umpire
game called at 9 so sharp, and profanity
en- tie part Of the players will forf' it
the game.
.. a match game oflawn tennis at
p. m.-captaills of courts, ummond
Fletcher. jenkins Bridge and Thos. W
Russell, Onanc ock.
s. Sack bag races at 4.30 p. m.-dis
lance so yafds-prize "a gold scarf pin
Any young man from Northampton
wisllugto contest is requested to ad
dress, E'air, Onancock.
4. Potato races, 4.3O p. M, open tt
everyone.
5. An OPEN air concert Of twent.
vo ices at night free-songs, nationa
airs.
6. Beautiful illuminations and even
ing gaines on the lawn.
Z. Bwaars Tor fancy work &c.
Special rates into town from Tasle
and return. Admission to the ground
only 10 cents. Dinner 40 cents, suppe
30 csnls. Proceeds to pay off debt o.
Baptist parsonage in Onancock.
cordial invitation extended to everyone
COMMITTEE.
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I.,.tt,ate ri Cape Charles.

| The Peabody Normal Institute that
has been In session iofllIe last ten days
ut Cape Charles City. CLOSED last night
Tile Instructors were. Pref. Clarl.
Winston Of Richmond College, English
Natural Science and Didactics; Miss
Celeste $. Parrish, of the State Female
Normal School. arithmetic. physiology
and methods; Prof. Frank 2. Brent,
Principal OF the Onancock Academy
history. geography and school economy
Pref. Jas. II. R;lyllill OF Illinois State
College, eIocution and reading. Prof.
Winston deliverela popular lecture on
Tuesday evening. and on the following
evening Prof. RaYhjll gave some finely
.endere d re2dlIgB no u crowded house.
There have been about seventy live
teachers in attendance some of them
iIom across the bay. Accomac had
more teachers there than all the other
counties together, and Chincotcague
Island was the best represented section
on the Peninsula. A permanent East
crn Shore Teachers Association was
organized Wednesday with the follow
ing Officers: DIR. John F.. Mapp OF &C
comac. president, George R. Mapp of
northampton, 1st vice-president, Miss
Sadie Belotr Of Accomac End vice-pres
ident, Miss Mariana Higgins of Acco
mac, treasurer, L. Lee Disharoon of
Uhincoteague, secretary. The meetings
are t. lie held annually, and The first
,aeeting of the Association Wilde held
some time next summer.
The eXamil alton of teachers was held
Yesterday, and the closing exercises
were held at night.
1t is the general impression that the
Institute was productive OF much good
to the teachers in attendance, and the
people of Cape Charles were unremit-
ting in their attention and hospitality
to the visitors.
The next Institute for the teachers OF
tins section will probably be held at
Williamsburg. A.
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The corle:-s,ont If Masonic Temple
ut wachepreagur. WAS lid with i'm
pressive cere,aon;nsl;:St Saturday us an
nouncad. Lieut.. j y. Wild acted as
Chief Marshall o.: :Ec oceasiol:, and th'
following brethren otriciuted at the Law
ing of the cornerstone: ~. T. Mears'
w. NJ; II. e. Kellam, s.W.; B. 5. Rich,
J. W.; w. !. Twilley, Chaplain. Music
for the occasion, under the leadership
of Mr.. w. T. Dukes. was delightfully."-
rendered by Mrs. Z. J. Foote, Mrs G.
II. Garrison. Mrs. Sarah T. Hudson
Mrs. n. i Rich, Miss Josie Fox, Miss
MauGe Birmingham and Sabbath school
scholars of Wachaprfagne, ard Prof. Il
G. .Toynes. Mrs. w. F. .1oynes. Mrs.
Tihhe Lawrence and Miss Vida Kelly,
of Onancotk After the Masonic cere-
monies had ended, III elegant dinner
was served BY "mine host" Kel!am, and
in the afternoon mastery address Was
delivered by Rev. W. J. Twilley. BY
request, especial thanks are rendered to
the musiclans of Onancock who assist
ed in the services.
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IEyncncnl..

Mr.. N. P. Bell. Il gallant aud worthy
son of northampton and Miss Elizabeth
~. Warren, one OF Accomack's taresi
daughters, were marrie1a at the brides
residence near Pungoteague. WWlnes:
day, September 18th, Rev Patrick War
ren, officiating. The following brides
maids and groumsmen were in attend
ance: Miss Leila Widgen and j. B.
Dnnton. Miss RIlie nottingham and
&C. Bell, Miss Macon Fatherly and
Jas. i. Bell, Miss Mary Fitchett and
Hon. S. S. Wilkins. The bridal party
were handsomely entertained dur
ing the day at the home Of the hide and
in the evening at the residence of groom
in Northampton. Wetenler congratu-.
lafiOnS.
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N ursery Stock.

To close out the tree business 1
offer the following stock at prices
lower than ever before offered on
the Peninsula:
1000 Bartlett Pears, 5000 large
size Apple good varieties, $4,000
Peach trees the best varieties, also
several hundred one year old Plum.
Wilson's Early Blackberry,
Brandywine, Cuthbert, and Hansel
Raspherries.
Headquarters for the famous
Buback's No. 5 Strawberry, and
all the new and old kinds.
Write the list of what you want
and get my prices.
CALEB BoGGs,
CheSwold. Del.
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Delaware state Fair.

We nrge our farmers to exhibit the
products of the farm at the approach
ing Delaware State Fair to be held at
Dover, Sept. 81 10 70. Every arrange
ment has beer, made TO accommodate
the displays, and we hope that stran-
gers visiting the fair will be permitted
to see full line of the agricultural! pro-
ducts for winch our Peninsula IS fiji
nous.
The managers of the Delaware State
Fair arg sparing neither expense or la
bor in their determination to make the
coming exhibition surpasS, in every de-
tail. anything ever attempted, OF the
kind, on the Peninsula. Preparations
are being m ade for the accommodation
OF thirty thousand visitors, and unless
stormy weather should prevail, we have
no COATS this number will De increased
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MARRIED.

CRocKETT-CRocvETT-At Tangier
Island, Sep emher 9th, by Rev. G. L.
Hardesty, Thomas L. Crockett to Miss
Maria Crockett.
PARKs-CRocKETT-At TangIer Is
land. September 9th,b Rev. G. L. Ha"-
desty, Andrew G. Parks to Miss Mar
garet E. Crockett.
GRAY-EvANs-Near Chesconnessix,
August 15t'i, hy Rev. ]. W. Easley,
Tho1aas J. Grar til Miss Mary Il. Evans
BARNEs-MATTHEws-At Woodberry,
September 9Th. l.y Rev. w. r. Hayes,
Arthur j. Barnes to Miss Maggie E.
Matthews.
BuNDIcK-Dlx-Near Zion church.
September 18th, by Rev.. S. Wharton
George II. Bundick to Miss Mary Dix
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Meetings in the interest of temper
ante will lie held nnder the auspices of
the Good Templars at following times
and places. Capt. ". G. Dnnton, Past
GRAND Chief Tenplar AMI Others prom
lnent in temperance work will be pres
emit and deliver addresses:
Reeds Wharf, Monday Sept. "a.
Marionyille, Iuesdavr :, 25.
.Iollnsontown, Wednesday, Sept. 26.
Eastville, Thursday Sept q.
Cape Charles. Friday. Sept. %.
C;peville, Monday, Oct. Z.
Andrew Chapel. Tuesday, Oct. 2.
Dfnmmondtown, Wednesday, Oct. s.
Leemont, Thursday Oct. 4.
Gutiford, Friday, Oct. S.
Temperatceville, Saturday and Sun
day, 9th AMI It'll.
Horntown, Monday, Oct. 8.
Chincoteague, Tuesday, Oct. 8.
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Buy your fresh beef at Bundick !,
NEIGnB0RHOOD NOTES.
OnimcecIe.

Repairs are being made on the P. Z
Chmcll belfy.
Miss Susie Humidity left on Monday
last for IIullinS' Institute.
Chas. II. Mills, low engaged in the
drug business in Baltimore. IS visiting
his parents.
Misses Mary Gresham and Irene
Moore, who have hecn stepping with
Mrs. NJ. D. Bagwell for several months
nast. returned home Tuesday. much to
the regret of numerous friends.
Misses Ellen z. Battaile and Kate D.
bag well, two of our finest and most ac-
comrlished young ladies'. have both nc
certcd positions as teachers in Abe
marie Female Institute Charlottesville,
is to I've congratulated on such desirable
acquisitions to its society.
The yacht Annie Powell, ". F.Kncx
and ]. S. Tyler, owners, left Wacha.
rreaguc Inlet on 3rd instant in charge
of Capt. Robert I.illiston tor Onancock.
Since thenno intelligence has been re-
ceivcd of her. and fears are entertained
as to her safety, us she must have en-
countcred pretty rough weather outside.
Much damage was done in this vlcin-
ity on last Monday by the violent wind
and rain storm which Lasted during the
evening. Roads were 1nodetf. and on
the Sluthkill Neck and Pungoteagne
roaes many bridges were swept away,
rendering travelling in some places
both by foot and conveyance practically
impossible.
Frank G. Watson hrother-in-!aw of
orr townsman, John II. Riley. and sen
of Rev. J G.. Watson, formerly pastor
Of the VI. r. Church. South, OF this
place, died in Jacksonville. Fla. on 9TH
inst, of yellow fever. Mr.. Watson. who
Was we'll known and highly thought Of
by the people Of this vicinity, was
young man of only about 30 years, and
was engaged in the drug business in
Jacksonville he was in the CITY when
the disease first made its appearance,
hut heroically remained at his posi- OF
duty until he was stricken himself by
the fatal disease. His brother, Lester
Watson. for several years resident OF
Onancock who was also engaged i'll
business in the plague stricken city,waS
another victim. but his condition, we
pare glad to learn is somewhat improved
with every chance of ultimate recovery.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. S

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. S,
Llfe.Saving Service, WASHING
TON, ID. O., September Z, 1883 =
Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office nntil2 O'Clock P. NJ. of
Saturday, September %, 1883, for
the construction Of a saving
station Oh MetompNin Beach, near
Metompkln Inlet, Virginia. Plans
and specifications. containing full
information, can be seen and forms
Of proposal obtained at the offices
of the Collectors Of Customs at Bal
timore. Maryland, and Norfolk, Vir
ginia; Superintendents of Con-
struction, Lie Saving Stations, d
State Street, New York City; Lieu
tenant john e. Wild, Assistant In
spector Of the Fifth Life-Saving
District, Onancock, Virginia, and
at this office. S. [. KIMBALD,
General Superintendent.
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The British schooner E>k, Of Lunen-
burg. Nova Scotia, bound from Mara
Gallo. S5uth.America. to Providence,
Rhode island, with cargo OF $50 tons
of dyewood, valued at $500, stranded
on Parramore Beach. off the eastern
coast of this county, during the furious
gale last Saturday night, and the vessel
is now total wreck. The captain, w.
+. Watt, and tho entire crew. all Of
Nova Scotia, were rescued by the crew
Of the life saving station in charge Of
Capt. n. B. Rich, at immine! f peril to
their own lives. The cargo Was also
saved. and is now in the hands OF the
underwriters. The schooner was valued
at 81 500 and partially insured. Capt.
Watt, in a letter to us expresses graft
trse to Capt Rish and cre~ ser 'sssole
services rendered him and lis crew."
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Noftce 10 Teachers.

For the benefit of the teachers who
from sickness. ah. ence from the county
or other causes may not be able tn at
tend the examinations at Cape Charles
1 will hold examinations for white and
colored teachers in upper and lower
rooms respectively, at the Grange Hall
On the 21st of Sept, and ut Temper
aEceville on the 2'nd of Sept. Exami-
nations will opn at q. m.
JNo. E, MAPP,
School Superintendent.
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DIED.

MAsoN-IIarold B. Mason. son of 7.
B. Mason. died September 10th, 1888,
aged 16 months and 81 days,
Little Harold was our darling,
Pride of all our hearts at home,
But an angel came and whispered,
Little Harold, d. come home.
by his Mama.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The following from Mr.. James T.
Walkley, Belle Haven, explains itself:
! have Just received !, large lot of cook
ing and heating stoves, bought at the
lowest market price for cash and am Of
fpring them cheaper than ever before.
A good No. cook stoYe that has been
tired over and over again giving entire
satisfaction, with fxtures.for the small
sum of $40 5O-other goods at cores
ponding low prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

FOR SALE-I offerf for sale at priyat,
contract. the farm of which John &.
Colrburn died seizel and possessed sit-
uated about II miles from Wacla-
prague and about same distance from
Melfa station. 1t contains about so
acres of excellent land, in a good state
Of cultivation, well adapted to trucks Of
llkinds and has on it. good dwelling.
outhouses &c. 4 small cash payment
only will be required. The money for
same is not needed and all the time will
lie given that is wanted, so long as in
terest is paid promptly. If not sold it
will he for rent after lst of September.
Henry B. Stewart. Hadlock, Va.
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Cni,icOteagne.
Capt. S. e. Matthews and family are
visiting friends at Berlin. Md.

Capt. S. e. Matthews and family are
visiting friends at Berlin. Md.
Several of our teachers arc in attend
ance at Institute, Cape Charles.
Mrs. Lee Disharoon has returned
from visit to her parents, Salisbury.
Md.
Judge q. y. Mumford claims to he
the grower of cantcloupe that TIPS
the beam at 22t pounds. Next.
The rainfall here this week was the
largest in 10 years. 1t poured down
almost without intermission for days
W. j. Matthews, while on & visit to
lower part of county this week, pur
chased of the handsome schooner Pal
estine.
J. E. Massey and W. C. Payne, for.
mer citizens of Chincoteague, have
again accepted clerkships with D. j.
Wheaton,.
Miss Matte Smith and Nat Kennty
left for College, Dover. Del. on 4th
inst. and Henry Hudson, Lee and And
sci Wheaton on 10th inst, for West
minister College. Nd
Contracts for furnishing Life Saving
Stations with coal and wood larc been
awarded as follows: Ocean City and
North Beach 10 D. J.Whealton-Greer
Run. Pope's Island, Assateague arc
Wallop's Island to S. Z. Matthews-
Wachapreague, ParramoI Beach, Hog
Cobb's and Smith Islands to Capt JAS
Taylor.
Capt. John Johnson, former keeper
of sloop Report, OF U. S. r. NJ. Service
is now pilot on cat boat recently pur
chased for visiting L. S. Stations,a at SCI
per month. and the Report is now il
charge of Capt. Jack Snead at SS4 pc
month. The headquarters of Capt
/ johnson now are at Wachanreague.
Arrivals at Atlantic, this week: A
Tyrrell, It. II. Moore, A. NJ. Nicoll, M
Lang. Philadelphia; W. J.. Smith, I
]. Brow!l. w. Z. Doughty, b. F. Wi
liams. Baltimore; S. X. Marshall, n
Goldsmith and wife, Henry Morris, a
G. Dykes, D. Tubs, Snow Hill; E. I
Rraxton. Wilmington; II. S. Shiik Lal
caster, Pa, G. s. Woodward, Whining
ton; G. B. Davidson, Melford, DEL. Il
G. Lomry, n. y.
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the State
tax and county levy for the year 1885
are now ,lne, AMI that in pursuance Of
law. the treasurer or his deputy will be
at tie iollrwinc famed places at the
.;mes herein specified and remain three
Days 1t each place for the purpose of col,
Letting hid taxes and levies:
Appointments of John J. Blackstone
.reasnrer---
Keller Station. September 9th.
pungotearur. September 2sth and 10Th.
tNnancock. October 4th, 5th and 9Th.
wachaa~cague City, October 18th, 18th
ard goth.
Accomack C. H., October Goth, SOtf
and 3lSt.
Lncustvile. November End.
-Eclle Haven. November 9th.
Tangicr Island. Noven her 18th and l4fll
Appointments of John E. Wise, dep
:tytreasurer-
Woodherry. Sept. 18th, 18th and l4th,
fiuilford. September 10Th, c0tll and 2lst
Nappsv;lle. October 4th. 5tii and 9Th.
Marsh Market Oct. 10th. 11.h and 18th.
Temperanceville, October 25th, 26tl
and eth.
New Churth, Nov. 9Th 7ih and Sth.
Uhincoeague Island, November 18th
18th and 14th.
Those who have not paid their 1885,
t,xes and levies are hereby Informed
that unless the same is lmid by the l5tl
of November, next, their property viii
ue levied on and sold to pay the same
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

Mr.. w. a. Burton, louisville, clerk
OF Lee School Eoard requests. that all
bids to furnish coal for said district for
coming season be Forwarded to him
Immediately. The coal must he IA
good grade of egg coal" and the guam
tity needed WILDE atout IS tons
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

Mr.. z. NJ. Tilglman, the popular
artist of Crisile!d. ard wellknown to
many Of our people, for work >true to
nature and skillfully executed, which
he has done for Them will be at Turing
tons Camp Ground, september12th ana
18th and at Onancock from September
18th to cath inclusive. Avail yourselves
oil the opportunity while you can to
leave to your friends the invaluable
memenlos, which he can furnish you,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

A large barn and two cornstacks,
containing ahont so bushels of corn. $50
bushels of oats. valuable farming i'm
Elements. carpenters tools &C., on the
premises of Mr.. Frank Walden, near
PASTORAL, were destroyed by fire last
Saturday night at loss CT about $500.
Tie fire was incendiary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The second annual fair under the au-
spices of the Raprahannock Valley Ag-
ricuTIural and Mechanical Society. will
be held in Fredericksburg on tie 18Th,
10th and goth of this month. The Sec
rotary, Mr. G.. W. Shepherd has or
thanks for a complimentary ticket OF ad-
mission to the grounds.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoffice at Accomac c. f., Va.
Mrs. Margret Barrum, Miss Hannah
Drummond. Mrs Willie Finney, Miss
Matte George, Miss Venus LeCato.
VIM. P. BELL, p. NJ.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Fourth round of quarterly meetings in
part for Eastern Shore District M. 4
Church, South:
Accomac, Guilford, Sept. l., 2.
Drnmmondtown, Drummondtown,
Sept. 2,3.
onancock, Andrew Chapel. Sept. 8, 3.
Pungoteague, Craddockville, Sept. 8, IL.
Belle Haven, Trinity, %, %.
Eastville, Johnsontown, Sept. %, "a.
Jos. H. A,uss. P. E.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

DR.. Jno. W. Bowdoin, county chair
man, authorizes the announcement, that
prominent Democratic speakers Will
address the voters at Accomac c. H.,
on court-daY next. The names of the
speakers will appear in our next issue.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

For RENT-For tile year OF 1889 a
two-story sto ehouse and fixtures, sit.
uared at Reads wharf, Northampton
county, Va. Possibilities in tue store and
daily mail. Churches and schools con-
vcllient. Baltimore steamers stop ut
the wharf four times u week. For In
formation apply TO Geo. II. Read Read IS
Wharf, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The Onancock Academy will open OH
Tuesday, next. September 18th, with g
full corps of instructors. better equipped
for work land with brighter prospects
than ever before. In our opinion it is
one of the best schools in the State Of
Virginia and we could rot commend it
TOO cordially to the patronage Of the
nullic.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

Dir. Thomas w. Russell. attorney at
law. has opened m Office in OH TOWN.
aud in the future will be one Of us. We
cordially welcome him and commend
him to those needing The services II 4
lawyer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The Accomac Steam Flour Mills,
TerlperaMcevilie. J. Ii. Jones, proprle-
ter, will be closed for repairs to engine.
the last two weeks in September, and
customers are requested to take notice
and to secure enough mill supplies to
last them during that period.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

Capt. W. G. Drt.on, Past Grand
Chief Temp.ar Of Virginia. will address
the Sunday schools of all the churches
in mass meeting at NJ .E.Church, Oman
cock at op. M, tomorrow. Tire pubic
is cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

NoTIcE.--All persons indebted to
the estates Of Edward T. Downing and
Thomas l.. Trower. deceased. are here
by earnestly requested to settle the
same without further notice. Admin
islr;ltor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

Sealed proposals are wanted for the
construction Of q Life Saving Station on
Metompkin Beach, near Metompkin
Inlet. See advertisement in tlils issue
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

G. S. Palmer. commission merchant,
n. y. in recent telegram quotes,
''sweets in very light supply. prices ad-
yanciIg-advise immediate shipment.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

A festival will be held at Crowson-
town, "Wednesday and Thursday next
A balloon ascension is to lie an interest
ing feature of the lirst evening.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

we tip our hat to the Red Stockings.
In match game with the Pccomoke
n,nc at Pocomoke City. last Thursday,
they Won score S to G,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15
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