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Obituary..

Died, February 18th. 1889, at the res
idence of his son, near Boggs' wharf, of.
cancer, Lorenzo T. Mears, aged "a
years. In July, 1859, he became mail,
carrier from Accomac q. H., to Locust
mount, and served with short inter-
val until July, 1881. He soon became
we'll known to our people, and always
pleasant, kind and obliging was gen.
eral favorite. Of The % years Of SER
vice in carrying the ''cross mail" slung
over his shoulders, three days in each
week, twenty-ope were travelled afOot.
He was almost as regular as clock
work" in his goings and comings.
Neither heat nor cold, sunshine or
storm. save in most rare instances,
checked his steady TO and fro move
ments. Each week counted so miles
done, and when the fifty-two weeks ran
out a score OF 3.12O miles a year was
made, so that When in July, 1881, twen-
ty-one years of walking service ended,
he had to his credit 1920 miles gone
oyer-or over two and two-third times
around the earth on foot-and, count
ing his first year in, grand total of 6S,-
$40 niles Of mail carriage.
Quitting the service he settled at
achapreague City, engagingin fishing
and oystering. About year ago ne
was attacked by cancer which terlnin-
ated fatally as stated. Nearly two
years ago be became member of the
81. Z. Clul CHI, South, at Wachapreague
City, in tile blrying ground OF which
kind bands LAID his weary body to rest.
In his christian life he WAS upright and
consistent. Peace to his ashes.
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On Monday the dam at Nelson's mill
pond near Accom4c q. H.. gave way
under pressure of an immense head Of
water. A hole hundred feet long,
thirty feet wide and twenty feet deep
was made by the rushing waters Large
trees we're torn up by the roots-and a
mass Of water standing nearly four
feet high" (says a lookeron. J rushed in
to Folly creek. Some eight years ago
the pond was stocked with German
swept into the creek, and nearly 400
pounds were caught and shipped North
large quantities were sold in the
npighborhood, and the general verdict;
is they are good food. "WrecKers''
took a hand In the haul, and many a
fine carp intended for market was car
RED off to where the wOodbine twine-
eth The dam will at once be rebuilt,
Nr. Henry e. Lewis having contracted
to do the work.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Second round of quarterly meetings
I'm party for Eastern Shore District,
III. E. Church, South.
Salisbury. March 4,
Atlantic, Pocomoke, March 10 and IL.
Drummondtown, Woodbury., March
II and Is.
Accomao, Temperanceville, March is
and 49,
Onancock, Onancock, March "a and 25.
Pangoteague, Garrisons, March 81, and
April /.
Belle Haven, Ocean View, April l and 2.
Berlin, Berlin, April s and .
EastYille, Capeville, April IA and ID.
Cobbs' Island. April IL and IL.
Fox Hill, April q and %.
Hampton. April % and %.
York, Zion, April % and 20.
Newport News, May 5 and 6.
Jos. Fl, AM1ss, P. E.
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LeemOnt.

Our farmers are planting great many
garden peas.
Miss Rosa Dix of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends in Leelnont.
Measles prevail in almost every house
hold Oh Hunting Greek.
Mr.D.H. Johnson has lately retur ned
from visit 10 Washington.
Mr.. o. P. 7. Ewell of our town, is
spending this week in Richmond.
The Crescent Club of this place. has
been giving series OF elegant suppers.
Tue lightning rod men are in this VI.
cinity and seem to lie doing considerable
business.
DR.. a. D. F. Ewell, member Of House
of Delegates, Was home for short visit
last week.
Messrs. Crate Justice and Albert Ma
son lately home on d visit, have re-
turned to Kansas.
The contract for building NJ. 2.
Church on Hunting Greek, has been
awarded Mr.. Frank F. Barnes.
Mr.. VIM. Hope has lately purchased
the home farm of Coos. Hope of Geo.,
for 50 600 and the Tatem farm has been
purchased of said Hope by Geo. Hope.
at the price of 81, US.
Many ".ongers in this vicinity have
gone to the Potomac. and the "dred'
gers" are returning from said wsters
The latter say that the work there IN
their business was not profitable.
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Church Notes.

Rev. B. P. Truitt of Chincoteague
Island, will preach In Leemont NJ. T.
Church, tomorrow. Feb. 26 II, 1885,, at
lOi a. IN, and on the following after.
noon at 3 p. M. in Conquest Chapel
near Temperanceville. There will also
be preaching together with a business
meeting at Reese's chapel nearWiseYllle
on Thursday. March 1st, at lOt a. m.
The membership and friends Of the lat
tar chmch especially those residing near
Deep Greek and in Chesconnessex Neck
are cordially invited to be present, as
business Of Importance will be transact .
ed. j. WRIGHT NORRIS.
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D,s.o,us,ons of Partnership.

The firm of W. B.Wilkins & Co, Dull
Run. Va. is this day dissolved ny mu-
tual consent, J. p. Daugheriy becoming
the purchaser OF the stock of goods AT
Bull Run. at which place he will con-
time business.
Thanks are extended our friends for
their patronage in the past and con-
tinuance of the same with the new nrm,
is respectfully requested.
All persons indebted to US are re-
quested 10 settle their accounts at once.
Respectfully.
w. b. WILKINS.
J.P. DAUGuERTY.
Feb 1st 1913.
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We have received from g. Fl. Wal
bridge, manager and agent of Hon. W.
L. Scott's truck f;lrm Dear Care Charles
CITY, a colored map of that splendid
property known us Hollywood Place
1t is said TO be the largest truck farm
in Virginia, and contains 1.153 acres OF
cleared land. 8ll acres of woodland. 81
acres of pond and lake. and 294 acres of
Underwater lands. It is in high filth
and pours immense quantities of trucks
into the markets of the North the year
around. 1t is another evidence of the
power of brain and money.
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ARRIEn.

THoRNEs- EwELL-Near Guilford,
Feb. 22nd inst, by Rev. j. S. Wharton,
John D. Thornes to Miss Arlntha 9.
Ewell.
TAYLoR-WEssELs At Leemont,
Feb. 18th, 1888. bv Rev. J. 5. Whar-
ton, Samuel G. Taylor to Miss ArciSsa
Vessels.
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Fine picked cucumbers, preserved
cranberries, peach and apple butter,
canned peaches, green peas, best Della
ware canned tomatoes, dried sugar corn
maccaroni. green apples, fresh lemons,
canned lobster, dried beef hams, souse.
bananas. fine groceries, country lard,
beef liver, buckWheat, cream cheese.
lamb. sausage. and fine CITY beef con.
stantly on hand at Bundick's ,Onancock,
Va.
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Messrs. G. A. Warner & Co., and
Messls Schall s. Lecato. Baltimore. Md,
and Messrs. s. g. Hall s. Co., Philadel-
phia-al commission merchants, solicit
the patronage of orr people through the
columns of the ENTERPRISE, in this is
sue. Each firm is worthy of patronage
and our farmers 'Hillnot go wrong"who
favor them with shipments.
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For SAFE Ar PRIVATE CONTRACT
The house and lot In OnancocG, belong.
Ing 10 lne lleIrs oil Ellison 4. Hopkins,
deceased. For terms annlv tn
DR.. i. w. NJ. Hopkins.
Exm0re, W..
Ma- 10 1oon
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Ask your grocer for Nudge. Smith &
Co.'S flour and take nc other.

For SALE-Egss from the following
varieties Of rine prrd fowl at rs cents
for setting Of l5egss: Plymouth Rock
Wyandottes. Lang Shang, Brown Leg
horn. White Leghorn, and I'ekln ducks.
Every egg guaranteed true tn hume.
Il. j. Killmon, Killer. Va.
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Mr.. Saml J. Stevenson whose car
pento and whcelright shop was burned
p few weeks ago has another, PHOENIX
like, nearly completed. The new shop
is m ore than twice rs large as the old
one. We bope SNmuel's work may have
the same proportion, but It So. he
will lie compelled to turn night into
dly
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25

Orr enterprising townsman. VIM.
B. wilkins, ESQ.,. is shortly to build a
new storehouse. Dame Rumor SAYS so,
and adds that the new firm will be a
sparkling pair of young widowers who
will draw well. The leap-year damsels
will please take notice.
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Capt. Thos. M,lliner will sell at pub
lie auction. without reserve bid. at Ac-
comac G. H.. next Monday a valuable
sloop. 26i feet in length, recently re-
built and good as new. She is well
adapted to the oyster business and her
capacity is 200 bushels.
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Mr.. S. K. Martin, Hoffmans' wharf,
sshas again connected himself" with
the American Fish Guano Company,
and lie will gladly furnish any infOrma-
ton desired as to term. prices, &C., Of
the valuable fertilizers Of said compa-
ny. when requested.
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Feb. %, 'S8.

Henry E. Byrd and J. E. Brodwater,,
trailing Under the style and name Of FL.
e. Byrd s. Co., have this day dissolved
partnership, ]. +. Brodwater assuming
all liabilities of thu late fi:m. Tie bus.
mess III the future will be conducted
under the management of Mr.. G.. W.
oldham. j. e. BRODWATER,
Ii. Z. BIRD.
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Early Monday morning flames were
seen bursting from the roof of the Al
len house Accomac G. II. MIR. A. /.
Lilliston ran down from his home and
going out OIL the roof with single
l.ucket Of water prevented what might
have proved abig fire.
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For SALG--Crescent. Wilson, Sharp
less and Crystal city strawberry plants.
I am also prepared 10 furnish OIL short
notice coffin, and Baskets nude of hard
wood, and cover, in modern style and
trimmed to sllit. Apply TO w. H. Pru-
lit, undertaken, Temperanceyille.
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The horse. "Sam'l j. Tilden, pur-
chased by VIM. S. Holland OF Sam ! L.
Ross, and sold 10y him on December
last 10 Isaac Robbins. Of New Jersey
las of late made a record OF 2.30 on
Waverly track. Newark n. j. His
name has been changed to Greenwood.
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An advertisement of Messrs. Chris
tian & Bro, h,icklaycrS and plasterers..
appears in this Issue. They are both
reliable young men ard We can cordially
commend them to the favors Of the
Duh1ic
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Rev. John McNahb will not fiji his
appointments at Pnngoteague ami
Onancock on Sunday on account OF the
illness of his wife. WHO is now confined
10 her bed witlityphoid fever.
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A public meeting of the Good Tenn
MARS will he held at Pnngoteagne on
Tuesday. February 2Sth. at I so p. M.
Several prominent speakers are expect
ed on the occasion.
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Subscribers in arrears MUST PAY
,s and t.immediately" if they wish long
er the weekly visits OF the ENTERPRISE
Bring or send us the dollar next Mon
day, court day, please.
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The charges at the 'Malthv House,
Baltimore. are surprisingly low for the
accommodations furnished. 1t is 10
Gated in business centre, and especially
adapted to merchants and planters.
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Nor1cE-3O NJ. feet LIST class seasoned
siding, so Nj. seasoned plastering laths,
large quantity of thoroughly seasoned
flooring boards. red oak and pine railing
in stock, white oak post ready for de-
livery house bills filled on short notice,
Is Nj. fert inch poplar boards for cot
fms, 10 M. feet inch walnut boards for
cofins, white oak cart lumber and red
oak and hickory axles. If you are in
want of any kind of lumber write to
QUEEN HIVE MILL Co..
Atlantic, Va.
FoR RENT. --1mmeiiately, two
horse farm, good land. dwelling With
6 rooms, or dwelling without land.
John L. Rogers,
Nassawadox, Northampton.
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The Masons of Ocean Lodge. lately
removed to Wachaprrague City: have
determined to sell their Lodge build
ing here so soon as legislative act tor
that purpose can be had.
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this place, next Sunday.
A handsome church edifics will be
erected here during the year by the mem
bers and friends Of the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. n. A. w. Corbin, late clerk Of
steamer Widgcon, will return to ms
home near jenkins Bridge, In re"
days.
Thomas Chcrricks and Miss Della
Bow6en were married at this place on
18th inst, kev. r. l. Watkins, officla
ting.
Our truckers have been taking advan.
tage sf the pretty weather of late, ana
are planting round potatoes, peas aiiu
garden seeds generally.
The steamer Widgeon left here or
Monday with 20O barrels of oysters--the
largest cargo of The season. The net
returns for same will be from Sc to $40.
Mr.. VIM. Doughty. an old citizen OF
Htg Island, arrived here last Saturday
to receive treatment for canc"r with
ntilCl ZIG 10 dluICGCQs CIV WIN AisshSsS -
Aun. Eliza Reynolds.
Mr.. VIM. Marshall and wife of Balti.
more, spent several days in our town
this week. Mr.. Marshall is a native OF
this county but left here when small
boy. and IL now engineer on steamer
nlying between Baltimore and New
York.
Mr.. Jas. F. Mason OF 7uilford, has
been promoted and is now mate on the
u. S. Light Ship at Quarter Shoals. at
a salary of S45 per month. He has been
in the service for four years and de-
served promotion. He succeeds Geo.
G. Lewis, deceased.
Recent arrivals Mt the Atlantic: A.
E. Matthews. ]. w. Henly. j. N. Gri-
dell. J. H. Morrow j. F. Hudson, Phil
adelphia; Chas. Parker. Snow Hill, Md;
J. W. Rurch, E. Fl. Brown, Fl. LII Ohm
son. Baltimore, Nd +; Ed Benson, POGO
moke City, Md.
A petition is being circulated here
which will be presented to Congress,
asking an advance in wages of the cap,
tain Of the Lite Saving Station to ST ,OOO
a year and of surfmen toS75 per month.
1t is said similar petitions are being
circulated from Maine to Florida. Ey-
cry vnter here will sign the petition.
They all know the ha,dships to which
the life saving men are subjected, and
believe the compensation asked for their
services to BIZ such,as they justly en-
titled to.
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Myn1enenl.

It was the gre 1t pleasure of your cor
respondent tn visit the thriving townof
Stockton, Md, on the 10th inst., and to
witness the marriage of Mr.. Frank W.
Byrd, the clever and efficient represent
tative of Jas. Myer u Co., to Miss liz
zie P. johnson, a very attractive young
lady and one of Stockton favorites. =
The ceremony was performal in the
Episcopal church at p. NJ, under an
arch of evergreens and roses, from the
centre of which was suspended the let
ters 81. and B. ;" CONNECTED by a white
dove, Rev. Mr.. Bate, Of Snow Hill.
Nd, officiating The bride entered
the church leaning on the arm of her
father, who gave her away and was met
at the altar by the groom, accompanied
by his best man, Mr.. Ed. j. Clarke, OF
Pocomoke City. Messrs. Burbage,
Blain, Council and Scheduled, of Po.
comoke City acted as ushers, and little
Miss Paradise. niece of the bri.:e and
Miss Walters attended as maids OF
honor, arraved in white satin dresses.
Miss Nan Polk presided at the organ
and rendered beautiful Welding
march. After the ceremony the bridal
party and invited guests repaired to the
Hudson Hotel where a reception WAS
held until 10 r'clock when the bride and
groom left for Pocnmoke City and from
thence on midnight train for Philadel.
phia. We parted with them with mil
NY good wishes and copinus showers OF
rice. They were the recipients of ma
ny handsome pres ,nts. Your cores
pondent noted in the large assemblage
Of friends present on the occasion the
familiar faces of MFR and Mrs. Geo.
Oldham and their little boy Leroy, anil
Mrs. DR.. J. Z. Brcadwater, all Of Ac.
comac. The bride was handsomely and
becomingly arrayel in an elephants
Breath" satin dress with corsage DO
quot OF Lilies of the Valley-tIle groom
wore the usual black suit with button-
hole boquet of same flower. They begin
their married life under happy auspices
and the good wishes of a host of friends
will ever accompany them. GUEST.
No ons tenders more sincere congrat
ulations than tue Editor Of this paper.
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NoTIcE-All persons arc hereby FORE
warned from cunning OF otherWi se tres
spassing on my farm. "Watervit W."
near Wardtown, under full penalty of
law w w Brickhouse
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Ar the session of the Grand Lodge of
40. q. W., at Wilmington. Del. on
Dist inst. DR.. Ut. B. Hyslop. of Belle
Haven was elected. Outside Watch
man OF said Lodge.
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Feb. lst,' 8s.

The firm of S. J. Lewis & Co., has
bren dissolved by mutual consent
Frank j. Barnes withdrawing from the
firm. The business will be continued
10y S. j. Lewis and Maurice Lewis.
STANLEY j. LEWIS,
MAURICE LEWIS.
FRANK J. BARNES.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Col. Tyss ~choolaeld reached home
Saturday night. leaving on Mohdav
night. He was as clipper and geniai
as usual.
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Monarch -four has becomes household
word. Every barrel of our -four guar
auteed as represented or money refund
ed. For sale by James Mye: 81 co.
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Messrs. McMath Bros. rurserymen;;
Onley station, will lave an assorted
stock of trees nt the Courthouse mex,
SIcnlav and will be prepared to ill small
orders on that day.
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For SALE-House and lot In Locust
vile, suitable for store or dwelling. For
terms and particulars. applyt to
John j. Gunter,
Accomac Oh
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BUSINESS 10 NOTICES

WAETED=.rne addresses OF every
hnusek, eper in Accomac and North
ainpton, WSo hay" not used our H.I-
w,fl,a' 'liSglr g ads patent flour or Our
Level Best winter patent
Nudge Smith &c Co
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Fon SALE--A young stallion. years
I'D, BY Stephen A. Douglas. Jr.. he b!
Stephen A. pouglas, ST., he By Ry"lik'A
Iambletonian-dim I'm, Signet's dam. H..
has never been trained, but shows pr3m-
Use of sped and is easily ma.agcd.
b. r. Scott,
Bayview, Northampton couaLy. Va.
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FOR SALE-Lang Shang eggs at rs
cents lier setting of Is eggs. Also fine
lot Of pullets for sale.
N.P. Killmon,
Accomac e.. 81.
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Mr.. Edward E. Mock, thrifty farm.
er and clever young man and Miss Mar
tina F. Byrd, a popular aud attractive
young lady, were married at their home
near Pitts wharf, on the 18th inst,
Rev. w. A. Street Oh ciating. They
lett by steamer OH sane day for Balti-
moro, returning on following Wednes-
day. During their sojourn in Balti-
more they were handsomely entertained
several evenings at the home Of friends.
We tender congratulations.
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For SALE.-:Gnano, Pocomoke Phos-
phate, Kainit, R"fuse Salt with 3per
cent. Potash, Seeds of all kinds and far
ming implements. G. r. Fosque u
Co., Onaucock.
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/, For SALE.-Pure Bronze TnrkIes,
exceptionally fine. toms So, hens So.
Jno. j. Gunter, Accomac q. a.
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For SALE-A young mare mule, large,
6 years old and gentle to all harness
jeff D. Jacob.
Belle Haven.
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Southern Cross patent -four will give
better satisfaction for the money tlt:n
any other -four. Try 1t and be convinced
James Mycr 81 Co.
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Wanted ever, housekeeper to get a
barrel of our flour. If your merchant
has not got It. Insist on his getting some.
James Myer & co.
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81 cross-mark on your paper, before
-, * vovr name. made with pen and ink,
sss- indicates tnat your subscription has
~ expired. or is due: anu you! are IT,
"a spectfully solicited to remit or re-
ES new
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Merchants win find it to their advan.
tage to deal With us, and families to use
our -four. Nudge, Smith Sc CO.
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The residence of one Mr.. Jno. Jones,
Of Worcester county, Md, some six or
seven miles from here. has teen visited
within the last few days by thousands
Of excited people anxious to witness the
antics of two stoves in Mr.. Jones
house. For sometime past it seems
that Mr.. Jones has had trouble In cnn-
timing the fire III the fireplace. So I'M
ruly had it been. continual watch was
necessary to keep it from flying over the
house and burning he'd clothes, wearing
apparel and even the building itself. 10
obviate the danger. stoves were pur-
chased, but the evils with which lie had
to contend we've not thereby remedied
The fire cannot be confined III the stoves
the stoveripe cannot be kept in place,
and even the stoves move out of posi-
tion without apparent cause. On Tues
day Of last week the stove in the sitting
room BECAME frantic, as it were-jump-
inc from the floor, turning over and
breaking one foot. A remarkable fact
in connection with them though, is that
the stoves willnot perform the usual an
tics IN the presence OF visitors. but on
leaving the room you can bear the stove
rattle and Cali see OIL returning that its
position is changed. A gentleman of
this town Informed The writer that he
marked place ON the floor with chalk
and left tile room to find its position
changed on his return. The family Of
Mr.. Jones consists of himself, his moth
er and small glll, and it is said tue
stoves perform most in the presence of
fho old lady The matt ar sO far has NOT
been explained.
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MoMATH BROS,
Onley station Va.


TN the circuit court for the county
Of AccOmack.
James T. Hurst, assignee of Up.
shur B. Quinby. a Judgment credit
or of Littlet0n Sample, who sues
for himself and all other the unsat-
isfied judgment creditors of said
Sample, who will come in aud con-
tribute their. due proportion of the
costs and expenses of this suit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............Pl Pitt.
against
The said LittIetou Ssmple and
Others. ......".............."..Defts.
In Chancery.
The defendant, LIttIeton Sample,
vii! take notice, that L shall, on
Thursday, the 22nd day of March,
1888, at 10 o'clock, a M, at my Of
fee at Accomack CHI, Va, proceed
to execute the reference made by
the decree pronounced in the abovs
entitled cause Oh the 10th day of
Octoher, 1887; at which time and
place, shall
LIST. Take an account of the
amount due the plaintiff upon his
judgment mentioned ia his bill Land
of all other liens upon the real es-
tate described in said bill, and of
the dates and respective priorities
of said liens.
End. An account of the annual
rents and profits OF the real estate
mentioned in the bill, and whether
the same will In five years satisfy
said liens; and
3rd. Ascertain all the real es-
Tate of or to. which the said Little
ton Sample was possessed or en-.
titled at or after the date of said
Judgment.
Given under my hand this 22nd
day of February, 4. II. 1883.
J.W. GILLET.
Commissioner in Ohancery of Ac.
comac Circuit Court.