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Church for Sale.

Will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday. January 10th, next at 10 d.
~, at Reads wharf, Northampton
county, Va. the Reads wharf NJ. (.
Church. The building is 25x40 feet.
with two (2) annexes, vestibulc and re-
cess pulpit.frame building Single roof,
brick UNDERMINING, including finishing
material such rs doors, sash sash weights
and cords, lights, moulding, ne vel post,
altar rail, &c Should tile building be
bought for use us u church. the land will
be included in the sale, and lle church
can remain where 1t is, otherwise 1t
must be removed in SIXTY days from date
of pun chase. Tern ~ cash, balance
in three equal instruments of six,twelve
and eighteen months. BY order of the
Board of Trustees and Building Com.
mittee.
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letters Fronn The People.

The District Lodge of Good TEN
plars metaS by appointment on the 2Slll
of December in the newly furnished
hall at Craddnckvllp The hall is sna.
cinus. neatly and comfortably furnished
with all the necessary #pnointn entS,amd
for tie occasion WAS beautifully deco.
rated with rverg: Gems and appropriate
notices Best nt lltlere is no debt on
it. They.arc noble and generous peo.
pie, aud whatever they attemnt they
perform i'll Whole hearted fashion.
The lodge was called to order by The
District Chief Templar. T. H. Carmine,
but owing to inclrmcnt weather there
WAS not Il full attendance Of the district
degree the lodge opened lulder-tlle SUBJ
ordinate decree. after whiclla I'll wc"cin-
vittd 10 the lower room where three
lorg TALES wrrr>pread, loaded with ev-
cry substantial ~ d dtlicacy to tempt
lie appetite The tables and cook
stove of the lower room looked us if the
Good TemplarS intended to abide there.
.ite O'Clock the District Lodre WAS
called to order when the following were
initilled us members: Captain and Mrs.
p. II. IlavS. Mr. and Mrs j =. Davis.
Mrs. T. II. Caminc, Stonewall Bull,
George G. West. i. Sparrow u. Aga.
thnin. Tom Waiter, +. GUSTS. w. w Z.
White, Miss Sulie Mason, MIS-. w. J.
Rue and ion Drunmond. After Il de-
ligllfullv harmonious and instructive
session thu Jorge adjourned ia meet at
White Gum. on March 18th. 1883 wl,i.
it is desired that every l"dGe in the dis
!rict will send its quota of delegates, as
business of VAST Importance to the dis
tlict will be und,r consideration
TEMPLAR.
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Obituary..

The death of Mr.. AR. Hngnp, which
took place Friday, Dec. 31th, ut Cllas.
l.. liyrd's. Nctompkin, has cast IL gloom
over his n"merDl, friends arl acQi;lin
lances. Ills de.lth WAS calsel 10y liver
complaint, FASTENED 10y mental trouble
Mr.. lloauc was 46 years old, WAS born
in the county Of York, AMI served gal
a.,tly through the late warm defence of
his State. He came to Accomac years
ago and for II years taught in the pub
lie schools with asucceSS. that the
schools over which he presided amply
testify. All wlD knew the deceased
recognized in him aGentleman Of honor.
whom to know WAS but 10 admir-" and
esteem. During his sickness every at.
tentinn WAS paid him by loving and
sympathetic friends among whom it
WAS his COOL fortune to be cast. His
brother, James U0gue from York was
with him in his last hours and carried
his remains to his native county to be
inferred in the old family bnrying
ground. Tie decea:ed WAS followed to
l'arksley station though late at night.
10y his many frien.lS in the neigllbo"hoMl
where he was best known and most ap-
prcciatcd A FETEND.
Jan. !, 'SS
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A. Card.

All persons having claims against
Thomas e. Walston, deceased, are re-
quested to make them Known to the un.
dersigned or his attorney, Mr.. Ohio f.
Mears, ut Eastville, Va. And all in
dpbted to him are requested to call
without delay and settle the same. All
unsettled business in the hands of the
late law firm of Walston Il Mears will
lie attended to by Mr.. Ohio f. Mears
surviving partner, who will continue to
occupy the same office and practice us
heretofore in the courts Of Accomac
and Northampton.
ALFRED PARKER.
Executor for Thomas .Waloton, dec'd
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MIR. EDrToR-The rnsSi'g stranger
upon reaching the public school in this
town. must he struck with admiration
on viewing the excellent appointments
of the district school hoard for the com.
fort anil accommodation of the school
children. The triangular space upon
Which the 'spat Of learning is placed.
las npon one side IN elegant canal ei-
prcialy fitted for skating for boat sail
ing, for wa,ling and involuntary semi.
mud baths. The approach to the house
is ly tortuous path through rich
he'd of clay. sand and filth Which orcll
pies ut least two thirds of the base of
the triangle. The remainder of this
triangular space is occupied by huge
SAW logs placed there for the express use
of the Boys and girls-tndeprivc tlpmof
any play g ornd pycept one OF danger.
Such is tile picture spread ont with I'LL
its mud and water and logs, so that the
free school children may be properly an.
decelly cared for. that has made our
graded school grounds the admiration of
all who appreciate "a duty Hrll done.
The thanks OF all who send children
there are due The di trict school board
and are certainly rendered by one
PATRON.
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Notwithstanding rented my farm for
1851 will sell at private sale my farm
ing utensils and stock. consisting of q
pair good young mare mules, double
horse wagon and harness. 5 horse carts
made To order and us good us new, dou-
bic horse drag improved style. plows.
cultivators. &c., 80 heart frames in good
order for sweet potatoes, corn, oats .fod-
der and hogs, 9 thousand lbs. of pork to
he delivered the day of Killing, say about
the u or Is of Dec. Parties wanting
any can confer with me III the mean
time. Apply to John W.Corbin,
Hacks Neck, Va.
z. o. Box 40. PungoteaGne. Va.
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pres.d,n= E,aer.s appointments.

T irst ron1l of quarterly meetings, in
part, fer the r stern $ lore District, NJ.
T. Church, Sor-h:
Belle Hasrll-Bslle Haven, Jan. + an
Gohh's Isl.,nd, January is and IL.
Enstylle -Franlllown, Jan. il ard Is.
BerIin-St. Martins. jar q anil D.
dos. II. AMlsS, p. e.
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and that he can save any from s to
10 per cent, who will place their
orders with him.
My stock consists in part of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, Jerseys, Ladies' Wraps. Ready
Made Clothing,Stoves, Breech Load
ing Guns, sc. Have also added to
my stock lie
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
to which specialization is invited.
[ sell everything in fact usually
found IN country store as all will
find who call. Special attention is
invited to the following:
Best prints in any colors at 6 cents
per yard.
Oil Cloth from % to 40 cents.
Window Shades with fixtures so to
70 cents per pair.
Ladies' Dress Cloth from 80 to 60
cents per yard.
Colored Silks S1.15 to Sl.25.
Black Silks S. cents to SO.
Boys Caps 10 cents.
A. Il. G. MEARS,
Wachapreague, Va.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Ewell, mother of DIR.
A. ID. i. Ewell. member Of the House
OF Delegates and OF Mr.. 0. L. L. Ewell,
died at her humc ut l.eemont, On Fri
day, December I'D, 1857 of pneumonia,
aged Il years. She WAS avery excellent
lady and Will be sadly missed in the
large ciIcle of her relatives and friends.
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CkiilcpfeR.Ue.

Mr.. w. G. r:ync. of GEORGETOWN
Delaware, spcn, & r:stin.lS i'll our town
Mr.. Derrick son. Of In kford, Del.
was in our town last week 5aking for a
site for the establishment Of Il lumber
yard
On Saturday btfore Christmas thu
cash receipts Of Or merchants exceed
ed 81 eco. the result OF fat oysters and
good prices
Mrs. G. Y. Wilcox and daughter. Of
Mystic, Conn. are stopping ut HE At
lantic with their parents, Nj. and Mrs
Jas. +. Matthews.
Mr.. Charles Powell. OF Ocean CITY,
Nd, and Miss Lilia 4. Watson, of
Chincotcagne. were married at Snow
Hill, Md, on oath ult.
Mr.. 0. w. Dunton. Of this place, and
Miss Ida IIartoyer.of Portsmouth. Va.
were married at the parsonage or the
NJ. L. Church. South, Of that place, on
229ti ult., Rev. e. ID. Butts officiating.
Miss Laura J. Davis spent Christmas
week here with her sister, Mis-. ). T..
Matthews, and 50 impressed one of our
best young men. it is said, TINT hr will
cndeavor to persuade her to make it her
permanent home
Recent arrivals at Atlantic: M. II.
Pope, Pocomoke City. Md; 9. 5. Ris
ley, &. NJ. Rislcv. Woodberry, n. j.; j.
Hudson. philadelphia, Pa; &c. E. Mum
lord, Berlin. Md: Mrs. Elizabeth ivy
ford, Mrs. G. F. Wilcox and SCH, Jos.
NJ. Ftt!deman, mother and son, Mystic,
Conn.
Tie entertainments given here dur
irg Christmas week were greatly Ell
joyed and the receipts satiSfnct ny
Some visitors from our sister towns
who witnessed the drama. Ten nights
III Il balro I'M. say That it WAS never
better rendered. The receipts ut all the
we've about $50
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Messrs. Slocomb & Ames, Onancock,
offer Inducements to purchasers through
our columns to-day ! hey have not
gone INTO winter quarters as many mer-
chants seem to lave done, uut car al
ways he found at their post, ready tn
meet the wants of their customers and
at this season OF the year 10 offel special
bargains.
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Daley Nurseries.

Among the long list of nursery stock
which we offer for spring planting, we
would Call the attention of the fruit
growers of the Eastern Shore tOthe fol-
lowing select varieties on which we can
give lower rates than were ever offered
to them before. And remember we
guarantee all true to name.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Silver leaved maple, Weer's new cut
leavrd maple. box elder Carolina poplar.
Russian mulberry, Kilmarn0ck, n.w
American and Wisconsin weeping wi
lows, European, larch. American and s.
bcrial arbor vitae, bal. am fir. Irish Jul
niper and Norway spruce.
FRUIT TREES.
Bartlett, duchess. sickel. kiefer and
leconte pear. Yellow: transparent, car
~ harvest, Baldwin, wine san Haskell.
fallawa!er. king and new Delaware
red winter apple. Trolh S early. early
81. John, Mt. Rose, early and late Craw-
ford, 3revts fav0rite, old nixon free,
STUMP O! The world. Heath's cling and
glade rrach. Much's prolific ounce.
Gov. WoMi and ei:riy Richmond cherry,
Wild goose, shippers pride; Kelsey,s
Japan and shropshire damsOn plum.
SMALL FRUITS.
Crystal city. monarch. bi,lwelI, May
king, crescent. sllarpless parry Hoh,-
man see'lling. manlmotf ard Jessie
Strawberries. Cuthbert. hansel, mari
boro and rancocas raSpberrips. Brun-
toms early, Wilson early, Wilson IT.,
and Erie backherries. Concord, Mia
gra. Moore's early and Empire State
grape. Cherry, red Dutch and Fays
prolific currant. Houghtnn Seeding,
Smiths improved and industry goose
berries. Asparagus roots. 10000 cab
bage plants INV ready. Tomato plants
really i'll April. Onion sets, raddish
seed, cantelompe and water melon sect.
ID. NJ, Ferry and Peter Henderson's
seeds) All popual varietlc, 10y mail
postpaid at 81 per pound. Write fOr
price list.
McMATH RROS
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For SA1.r-T lrlve left s W.andotte
an 3 w. LeghOrn cockerpls for sale at
81 each First C me, irst served. Will
ship to amy point. Pure stock
G.. G.. .IOynrs.
Onancock, Va.
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Evergreen Lodge, los. A. F. and A
NJ Cape Charles which has b' Ell work
ing at That PLACE since April last under
a diSpensatirn, Was instituted WetneS-
day night, by Capt. George G. Savage,
deputy grand master and the following
officers were installed: J. L. n Stcr-
ling W. NJ. VIM. II. Sterling, 5. W.,
and &. II. Savage, j w.
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Several anonymous communications
sei.t tots for publication this week
were consigned as usual to the waste
basket. ! our nalle please, gentlemen
aud iidics as We have frequently Ie-
marked before, If YOU wish 10 be heard
thr OUCH the EATkIrEISE.
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VIM. T. Bundick, OLancock. desires
through the columns of the ENTER
Pl:IsE 10 thank the good people of Ac-
comac for their patronage III the past
and TO solicit its continuance in the flu
ture. They will find him naw ut his
new stand near tie drug store
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Mr.. EDIroH-relmitm me through the
columns of your paper which reaches so
ve-y large y nnmherof the people call at
iention to petitions which are being
circulated for signers. requesting the
General Assembly # Virginia to enact
II law to prevent grants being issued for
the meadow lands lying on the seaside,
between the mainland and the islaIris
which skirt our coast. Unless such u
law is passed these meadows will Ger
taihly TO a large extent lie taken up ny
non residents and SPECTATORS. and the
rights Which we have so long enjoyed of
catching oysters for plants. ami for
daily use and Of bi'd-egging and cunning
in these meadows will lie drnipd touS.
THIS is a matter in which thousa DIS If
our people are interested, and thy
should Immediately take steps to Lave
such Il law enacted.
Resp ctfully,
JOHN J. GCNTER.
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D. G.. AGATuorN. Chief Ten
Secretary. pro tenn.

Whereas it las pleased The Almighty
Father of The Universe. tn rer owe from
our midst in his early manh nj and use-
fulncss orr beloved and worthy brother
Thos. &. WalSton late w VI. of North
amptou i.olge M. 234, a. F. & a. NJ,
anil
Whereas. this Ledge has sustained a
loss almost irrereparable by his untime-
~ death, and
WHEREAS. VIZ how with hn.Hble sub
mission 1.-The will Of The Grand Master
If the universe in thus remnvi g from
Ills sphere of usefulness orr beloved
BROTHER, now therefore be it
Resolved. that this lodge room be
draped in testimony of ntlr great grief,
and that the members the"-nf b. re-
quested to wear the usual hldga-nf
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved that copy of these resoln-
tons be spread upon our records as
witness tn future generations of the
love and esteem in which he WAS held by
the members Of THIS lodge.
Resolved, that we extend t. his be-
reayed family nnr heartfelt sympathy
and confidence in tier great loss, and
that Il copy of these resolutions he for.
w;lrdld tn them By the secretary of this
lodge with the seal of the lodge attached
and the local papers be requested to
publish.
GEO. G. SAVAGE,
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For RENT-For year 1888, the dwell
ling lately occupied by Edward J.. Will
lis, situated at Willis wharf, North
ampton county, Va. 1t is us desirable
residence us cal. be found on Eastern
Shore OF Virginia, being situated imme-
.liately ON water and in l4milcs of Ex-
more station. Thenwrling Is new, con-
tanning several large comfortable rooms,
conveniently arranged and is handsome.
" enclosed To those with means, fond
Of gaming. fishing. &C., or to one wish
ing to rent the store house adjacent
thereto and engage in business, it is
especially desirable. Possession can he
given LIST 0f November. For further
particulars address Zorro Willis,
Exmorc station, Va,
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from gunning0r otherwise Tres
passing on tllpprc Misses where now re.
side, or on p.eniis Is occupied by Thorn
us Coxton, under full peuaILy OF law.
VIII. CuxtUn-
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FENcE1Ssnd your orders to me for
combination fence. Measure your
eiound and confer with me. and you
will be surprised to learn how little it
will rnst you . run j nice fence that
will last for Il years without any IT,
pairs. Orders by mail will receive my
prompt attention.
A. NJ. Nottin. ham,
Louisville.
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N. W, II. d N. II. Il. Co.

The am nal meeting of the stockhold.
crs Of this com HLny wllI BE- he'll ut tslr
mice Of the cinpary iii Druninond
town. Arcnnl .c county. Virginia. ON
Mondty, the 10th day of Jam airy, 1888
ut tell 'clDck IL. III.
WM.CARtss, JE,
secretary.
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Mr.. y. j. Rundick was the successor
OF Mr.. II. Ii. Nelson, at the beginning
OF tie Year, in tile mercantile business
Il. Nelsunia. lie proposes to carry the
line ut merchandise usually kept in Il
country store and to sell them on the
most reasonable Terms. The pubic is
respectfully invited totake notice.
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Mr.. rcter Fl. Davis the r,icrrising
merchant of Davis Wharf. believes in
beginning The New Year right AID las
Just gotten in Il large seek OF flnur and
other articles of merchandise. Which he
can sell eli, ap for cash Or produce. He
deli's competition i'll tic line oil boots
ana heavy shoes.
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GEaIIcock.

Mr.. John II. Riley las sold his vallla
hle corner lot at the juncture Of Main
and North streets. Onancock, TO Mr.
Edward f. Miles for l,750. There is
10 building III on the lot. The price is
considered Il fine ono and shows that
real estate in Ouancock - advancing
rather than depreciatng in value.
Dr.. lanes Dennis Pitts. WHO was
sent to the lenitentiary for five years
for killing Or. l.. Thomas Walter on
Tangier island in May. 1854. WIS par
doned last week by Governor Lee. nr
Pitts hal served ont SOMETHING moro
than half his term and lad been IN
prison altogether nearly four years. AT
ter paving u short visit to his relatives
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, h
left the early part nf the week for tn.
West. where lie will settle anu practices
his profession
The dead bo!y of an unknown cnlore1
man was found one day last week OH an
unfreqnented part of Tangier leach by
some fisherman of The island. The feet
| and hands were tied With Il stout rope
and Il piece of heavy CANVASS cloth WAS
wrapped around the head. The body
was buicd on the island without i'll
CUES. hring held. The dead man is said
to ilaye been employed us Il laborer Oil
the oyster schooner Cuba. who's, master
says he died of natural cause during the
recent rough weather Willie the sclln"n-
er WAS anchored in Machita'k creek and
that The body MAS thrown over board anti
drifttd to the island
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James 4. NyalAley. Belle Haven. is
now engaged iii putting Slate, on roof
of en- cleik $ Ace He is using only
the hest material aud Icing skilled
workman tile work vii! he done to the
satisfaction of everyone.
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Clifton Highest f T T
Clifton Grade + + +
Clifton Patent F f T
Clifton Flour + f +
Clifton Made L L E

WANTED-1OO. 900 railroad ties. Must
be either white or red oak.7 inch IS face.
inches through, 81 feet long;or u inches
face, 6 inches through, St feet l,ng
sawed off square ut both ends. For
which will pay 40 cents apiece for white
oak and 80 cents for rel oak. Will buy
any number. Kent e Wilson.
Plrksley, Va.
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Rev. ] S. Wharton. I.eemont. las
concluded not to accept the call to Il
church in Flnrit.a. but will continue to
se:ye the public at his old charges, to
which Zion Baptist church has been re-
Gently added. We announce by author
ity that he willpreach al Zion tomorrow
n crling II a. III. aud every other Sun-
Gay clt;tttr-Ltemont tomorrow af-
ternoon at y p. M. and every other
Sun day thereafter broadway, SUNDAY
10th inst, and every Sunday thereafter
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The lands of Geo. j. Warner. de-
ceased. COZ tanning 100 acres, s''ld by j.
w. q Blackstone and John Ii. Wise,
special cmmssinne;S, during Ninas
wele bid of to Gait. James Z. Hick.
man, at S40O5
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D. II. Johnson. Lecmont WAS Offered
last Tuesday 81 coo, for an C,improveti
lot at Cape Charles City. for which lie
paid about three years ago, $50. He
is willing 10 sell. but not at such low
figures.
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The .Ma,tby House, Baltimore, is
situated III business centre of the city
and convenient to steamboat landings,
making it Il desirable stopping place for
both merchants and planters.
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LosT-A setter dog, black Wi h white
breast and legs. drab t;lil, tan mouth
Had OH acnllar and lag with year 1887
omit. y liberal reward will he paid for
his eturn TO me. III lett my home OH
Ath inst WIN. 5. Holland,
Hornt0wm. Va.
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EsTRAY.--A jet black shoat ran
away from ME hear LocuStville, last
"Wednesday. 1t had IL torn ear, bnl
otherwise was not marked. Inlnru;,-
ton Of lis whereabouts will I've sniLahl,
rewarded. B. L. Bradford.
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y tenant house on the premises of
Mr.. Southey b. Bull. near Craddock.
vile, was accidentally burned last Tues
tlay,;ln idiotic colored girl M inmate of
the house WAS so batI burned, chat size
{, ia (, Aler ersft erea----A----
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For RENTAL Keller station, Il two
horse farm Tor one horse farm If prefer
rtd) with two story dweillllg 3 rooms
below and four above, with nutI.cuses
in good order. For terms &C., apply to
b. w. MeMs, Keller.
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DR.. i. c. Kellam and family and Mr..
Y. II. Nellam and family left Accomac
T.. II for their new home: this week
the foimrr for Cage Charles, The latter
for Salisbury, Nd.
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Mr.. Vim. Wigton. ParkSley, lost near
that place on last Saturday his mcket-
hook, contaiiiin. $50 in Money and val
liable ranerS. \ liberal reward Will he
paid for its return.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-07

Gunter & blackstone. special COM
nrissiuners. advertise Foxes iSlald for
sale at .ltlic auction. at Acconac G.
H.. on Monday. court day January 30th.
See advertisement Tor particulars.
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NOTICE. will sell al public auction
on the Doth De Thursday in the
xiHas. J my !auseallisndi l lit 't;iii-,fur-
mture, Is hogs. . horse-carls and q
large Choice Jersey c"w fresh tn The pail
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock Il. m.
TT. WescOtt.
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LosT-Beagle hound, Frank. white and
brown. spots large. rather sharp nose.
very friendly and Knows his name well.
Was seen last near DrummondtOwn,o on
Monday. a liberal reward will be paid
for his return to Inc " at ENTERPRlsE
Office. u. b. Jones.
Dec. y, 'S7. Hallwood, va.