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The intense hot weather Of late llasso
parcled up everything i'll this section
that rain is much needed.
Tho .clsmmcr'sn strike here has not
becH very Successful, rs SPECTATORS still
continue to GuY the biy;i.ro st Scots per
thousand.
Tie NJ. P. Church building at this
place is to be handsomely papeled
painted and otherwise improved ut al
early date.
Last Sunday WAS children S day at NJ.
f. Chnch, Franklin city. The house
was crowded ard exercises by children
well rendered.
The new firm OF Powell & Figgs. re
Gently started here are said to lie doing
rushing business. They are attract
ing purchasers Dy low prices.
Mr.. c. r. Mason, according to cur
rent rumor has purchased the stock oi
goods of Mr.. +. Y. Tul!, agent and
rented the storehouse now occupied by
him.
There arc mary j. w. G. Blackstone
votes in this section OF the county and
If he succeeds in getting the nolnna
ton for Congress, he will have the sup
port of this voting precinct.
Claude, son of YIN. n. Jones o!
his town WAS accidentally struck BY ii
/ baseball bat this week, receiving a
wound at the time thought to be a
serious one. He is now considered out
Of danger.
Rev. Mr.. Walter, pastor Of NJ. =.
Church, DowellsvilIe, Md, wife and
child were guests OF Rev. Mr.. Cohen
and wife of this place on Saturday and
Sunday evening. The visiting divine
preached to a large congregation III n.
! ? i'hnrch
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BsSarsy ;llc.

Valuable property 1T this place will
% offered for sale tliorel. ENTERPRISE
in next issue.
MIR. .Jnhu 0. Bvd has sold his firm
near this place to Capt. Noah Davis a;
the rrc- OF sl.l4o.
The schooner Miller, ownel al Cape
Charles. WAS recently purchased by
Capt. Isaac Summers Of This place.
About go barrels of Irish potatoes
are now leing shipped daily from Halt
wool, aid about 10 fiom Mearsvi!le
crossing.
Tie Irish potato crep in this section
is very short this Year. tits moi though:
now that tile yieIA reracre will be more
than half What it WIS last year.
a platform has been built at Mears-
vile crossing, opposite this place. by n.
l.. p. St n. r.. r. Co.. AMI Afr. a. j.
Mears has b. en- appointed agent.
Vessel property is i'll demand at This
place. Several scllnoners 'oF light
draught have already tcen purchased
Ibis year Oh Muddy Greek, and othels
are wanted.
Oar community is now enc OF tile
most quiet and orderly in tn co4snty -
\ OF 5rawl of the most trivial characF
fer las hren heard Of during the year,
DESPITE what may lave been said Of lis
in the past.
The porlson lot, containing two
acres sold here last Saturday, by finn'el
& Blackstone. special commissioners.
was bid IF to Mr.. Samuel a. Goodwin at
The sim IF $325.25. The price is cnn-
sidered IL fair one.
The schooner Samuel f. Byrd belong
ing to Mr.. A. F. Mears and Capt. 5.
2. Byrd, which went ashore during the
blizzard in March, WIS pulled off. after
leing ditchcd, by the steamer Maggie
Of the E. =. 5. Co, last week, at ill ex-
pelse OF about $50.
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Tam rurton, or the Days OF 81.

We are indebted to l'elfnrtl Clarke u
CO., publishers, New York. Chicago and
san Francisco, for u COPY of the al owe
work, Which will doubtless be eagerly
sought for and read with interest be
many OF our citizens, inasmacllz as
it is the product of the fertile
brain OF our former count7man. N. j.
w. LeCato. The work came to hand
too late for our rerusal, hut willlb
noticed hereafter. The following from
the Public Ledger, Norfolk, Va. seems
10 Indicate that il does not contain
much tn commend it to the average
Southern reader
"I'he hook has hpen carefully read to
see If there is ANYTHING in it to justify
favorable comment. but in valn. us
style is crude and laboretl. and ut times
coarse; Its pInt is roughly and eartlesslv
drawn: its pretended his! orical features
aie inaccurate in several rPsprcts' its
ATTEMPTS ut dialect are II caricature; lts
sentiments are such lis To commend IL
only to Southern hating readers. FOR
whose eye it was evidently intended; It's
characters are in no resrect lifelike, or
recognizable by those familiar with The
scenes and people whom the author at
Eenpts to portray Il d lis entire tone IS
thar of Il man who has II grievance
against IL people or seclinn,anl who took
10 the field OF letters tn vent his Sntei!
hy 3 sort of self-exculi alton. Partlct-
larry is this lrticeahle in his treatmcnt.
of the class whom he pleases To call aris.
tncrats. over whose downfall, through
The ravdgeS of war. there is not Il wills
per OF commiseration. The bonk will
scarcely b. favnrably received in SOUTH
ern homes. and should not be.
Per contra. we extract the following
from the Norfolk Virginian, whose ed
itnr is il man OF high poetic and literary
fame, and ~ Southerner of the most
pronounced type:
TON Burton, written by NJ. w.
LeCato is the name "f IL new book which
can be found on Messrs. Hume 81 Pa.
kpr'S shelves. The scenes are laid i.
and aronnd Norfolk. and besides beng
Of COOL readable character. the book
possesses real local Interest.
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Announcements.

according to the resolutions adopted
in mass meeting ut Accomac c. FL, on
last May court-day, Hon. j. W, G.
Blackstone WAS the only candidate for
Congress who has presented himself
an conformed to tile rule; adopted b.
The meeting. lie is therefore entitlel
20 select the delegates to represent Ac-
cnmac comfy III the Congressional Con-
vention which meets at Fredericksburg
on the 9th day OF August, next.
j. w. BowDoIN,
County Chairman.
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Capt. Jacob Stiles AID his mate jose
pins Bulman. falniliary known as Rat,
EFT with sloop Ni,ater TOR Cape May on
G.5tl, inst
Rev g. u. Grawieyp~pache'l The fun
pralrf Mrs. ,lo<hua L. Spence. on last
sunday at the residence Other husband
in Upshur1s Mex,
The extensive improvements at Capt
Foote'S fish fac orv are nearing COM
pleton, and fishing with his three
steamers will begin next week.
Capt. VIM. r, Stiles schooner kea-
gle left this port for New York, laden
with round potatoes. onions, &C., on the
9Th inst, and will return loaded with
:oal.
Messrs Mears, Byrd and Scarbargh,
Of this town, are NOW on l1o.
i4s'and engaged in constructing hotel
Cor oupt. Ferrill. and erecting buildings
Tor other parties thereon.
The very neat and most substantial
wharf Of j. G.. Mock has been completed
and will greatly add to The convenience
of those arriving and departing by water
We have in this town i curiosity In
the shlpc of i; well, short of stature
but mammoth in circumference. Which
can be seen by all corners 10 this place
Oh the 4lh of July.
w. T. Il. Bell. .Tr.. son Of Capt. Bell.
Of Kings Mountain College, N. G., paid
his relatives OF tho Shore a visit last
week. This neighbour 'ol btins the
birthplace Of his illustrious father, Il
most cordial welcome will always be tH-
tended to his descendants.
tardi:.al Mears u young mariner Of
this town, has expressed his desire to
swim a.y ole Il race "a distance Of not
less than 5 miles Ior S25, on tie 4rll OF
July, (if back from New York by that
,!ay, J and if not, on any subsequent day,
at this place with any swimmer Oh this
Shore.
All parties desiring to enter their
ooats in The regatta to come off here on
July 4th. will communicate with A. 5.
*. Ham on or before the 3rd of July as
none will be entered or admitted into
he races on the 4th that have not been
previously entered.
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Little Mary. the youngest chill OF
Mr.. Frank Lewis, died suddenly on
Sunday night last with Group and
Welcoming cough.
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NSNGaGfOGR.
Severa! buildings are TO be erected
This ycai in our town and vicinity.

Several buildings are TO be erected
This yeai in our town and vicinity.
Ch,ldren's dav will he observed at the
Moacstown Baptist Church, Sunday,
July 1st.
Prof. e. c. Bundick has returned
home from North Carolina, where lie
has been teaching the past session.
Our farmers are shipping potatoes in
good quantities and realizing fair prices.
Crops are looking very well, especially
Corn.
Mr.. Willie Ward, n student at Rich
mond College the past session, son Of on:
pastor. Rev. Mr. Wari, is spending his
vacation in our town.
Fish of all kinds abound III orr waters
at pressn Mt, though only few of orr peo-
pie can spare the time to engage in the
sport of catching them.
Mfr. ]. D. broueh. a prominent
member of X. OF H.. ;ind Masonic Or
ders is very sick. His frieHds should
call to see him. With that exception
The health of our community lsguod.
Mr.. S. G.. Hickman willie skylarking,
accidentally got some concentrated I've
III one of his eyes recently. He suffered
terribly for time and it WAS feared hr
would lose the sight, but the danger is
past.
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NEiGHB0RHG9D NOTES.
aaue Enveso.

M:rs. {. G. Savage Of ourtownis HeaY
i'll.
The youngest child of Mr.. Louis j.
| Floyd ofsour town, aged l6months,died
Saturday last.
! Mrs. Sue Holt left by steamer Thurs
] day for baltimore. torurchase another
supply of millinery goods.
The following officers were ele:ted at
| last meeting Of Belle Haven Lodge, a
.. L. w: Thos. II. &. Savage, n
| w: Geo. W: Abdcli. Foreman: Geo. W
| Jacob, Cverscer: l.. II. Wyatt. Finan
coel; a. n. II. Mapr. Receiver; J N
| West, Recorder: John T. Young. Guide
10 c. Mcars, l. w; Those EdMonds,
.. w.
At a recent meeting of District
! i. dye I. O. G. r., held at M;wionvllle
northampton. the delegates from our
town were handsomely entertained. a
dinner was served in elegant style
consisting of all the delicacies of the
season. TIE only drawback to the fes-
tivitles of the occasion was the absence
Of Miss Carrie Lee Bell. one of the
members Of the or er, now lying criti-
cally i'll at her home near Marionvillc.
Every member of Belle Haven Lodge
A. o. L. W.. is expected to lie present
ut The 18th OF July celebration. wlAc!s
comes off here on that day and the mem
hers Of ether Lodges of Tie order on The
Eastern Shore are cordially invited. The
Grand Master who will he present and
sill make a speech on the occasion
says lie wishes To meet every brother on
the Peninsula. Grand Recorder Col
bert, A. O. Z. w. and Capt. Dunton |
0. G. L. and others. also will deliver
addresses. The Pocomake brass bal d
will certainly he OF. hand to discourse
sweet music from early morn until 10
n'clack at night. The corner stone Of
Hall of a. o. U. w, Will oe laid by
Grand Master Vansant. of New Jersey
Big preparations are being naleand
dinner and supper consisting Of every
thing gratifying to the palate Will be
served in the beautiful grove rear the
town. al PERSONS coming by lail will
lie met at Exmore and conveyed TO Belle
Haven for Il nominal sum. Come eve
rytody, help a good cause and spend
with us one of the llari.iestdays Of Yoal
litn
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Our .SI'I4ssn patent IS the highebc
grade apur that goes tn the Z. Shore Ior
the price. Nearly All the Leading mer-
clIlltskeep it. Nudge, Smith u Go.
For liarrhopa, dysente1Y. cramps.
rnlic and all summer complaints ask Tor
BaYlr's chnlera cnre. price y cent?. pre-
pared by Jas. Dayly IL Son, Baltimore.
Granger iinlmput flor min or beastr
cnres sp'aiils. cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism, prepared by James Bayly
81 Son. baltimore,
Es1RAY-A black sloat. weighing
almllt IS pounds. A liberal reward will
be pail for return Of same.
juno l., SIS. l.. Floyd Mock.
SCHOONER ARIEL Two thirds of the
Ariel is f.,r Silu 1T IL sacrifice. She will
carry six hundred bushels of oysters.
and sin cool condition. is all excellent
drrdge bmt. Terms ensT. Any one
wanting "A blrgain CAN address nls ut
Seaside, Accomsc c'unty; Va.
N. W. Mock,
WANrED.-A young mali of steady
habits with fair knowledse of farming
to work and snperintend in nursery.
Good wages and permanent employment
10 the rightnall.
Geo, ". McMath, Onlty, Va.
FoE SALH.-A jniding lot mt Onley
sutton " itll yard or lawn already estaO-
lishn.l ard Set with ornamental trees.
Terms low to any Ole desiring 10 lliiid.
Geo. w. McMa;h, Onley, Va.
For PEST-In Unshurs Neck. al
excellent two.hursc farm with all new
buildings. Apply to
Accomac e. H., Va.
Irvnn want something fancy. buy
Royal flour, for sale by. james Myer 81
Cos
NOTICE. offer mt private contract
forsAle. ..ieut for The year 1880, the
hotel at pungoteague.
JOS. s. W.lteriicId.
SlvaSeyille.
NnmcE-For sal double horse wa
gon good us new. W. B. Wilkins
Accomac G. II.
BETcKs-I havu for sac $4,000 bricks
at my brick yard. j. I Actlry.
BloXon, Va.
NoTlcB.-Bring all your oil gum
hunts, gum shoes, yeast powder bottleS.
old rags, old account bOlis AMI paper:
tu w. q. Cnlrburn 81 So.is. They Will
give, OH good price for them.
Monarch flour has becomes household
word. Every barrel of our flour guar.
t,teed us represented or money refund-
ell. For sale by James Myer " 90.
Crown patent flour will give
letlrr satisfaction for the money than
any other flour. Try itand be convinced
James Myer 81 Co.
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wa, E,ut,re, cue.

Our cd fisherman. VIM. j. Mason,
better known us Fish hawk, while sail.
Ing home from the Inlet this week, SAW
Il green turtle asleep upon the surface Of
the water. Stunning him with a blow
from lis oar he reached down and took
.him into his bo,t. Who ever kiisS;ay Of Il;
fish hawk to Catch a turtle before?
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fZSEazyT.EzTUS1S'


WH1TE-At her home near Sunny
side, this county, June 18th, after an
illness of a few days, Mrs, Sarah A.,
widow Of the lAte j b. White, of SOM
erset, Md She Was tile daughter of the
late Richard II. Read. Of Northampton.
and lived ON this Shore until her mar.
liage, Her remains were inferred by
tho side of her husband and daughter
at their Maryland l;ome-Pioneer.
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S. T. Ross, special commissioner, will
sell at public anction,on Friday, 6thday
OF July. valuable land belonging to
heirs Of Ilike Stevens, deceased, located
l mile from Accomac Z. H., and about
AL equal distance from Tasley station.
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Cornerstone laying nj Temperance.
VILE.

Cornerstone laying by Temperance
vile Lodge. No. l2l. a. +. and a. NJ.
at Tempcranceville is announced for
Wednesday, July 18th. A musical en-
tertAinment will he given at night of
same lay, sandwitclel by speeches by
prominent Masons from abroad. An
elegant supper will be served on the oc.
casion, together with ice cream, con-
dictionaries. &C.
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Miss Carrie Lee Bell, daughter OF
I;r. Bayiy Bel, died at her home near
Marionville, northampton last Thurs
day. Funeral services will be held over
her remains 1T Red Bank church today
Saturday l0a. IN. She WAS Il very ut
tsactive aud popular young lady and Will
lie sadly incurred and missed DY :, lar@e
Gil Gle vi le!;Lilc s aid fri,i.dS,
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The elaborate programme publ;she6
elsewhere OF proceedings at Cornerstone
laying OF Mp. Church, Hunting creek,
luly 5..,. shows that it is to be AZ! coca
sion Of more than ordinary interest. and
ore we cailnot afford TO miss if III CIR
POWER TO be present
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a'essrs. j. d. Belo;o & Son, Savage
vile, Va. have Just received Il car load
f75) OF the Cortland road carts they
were made 10 order and $50 as to load
heavier and thereby tic defect i'll them
was rv.nedled complained of by some
persons.
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Hon. john V. G. blackstone will de-
liver an Grafton oil the 4tii OF July. ri
TIE corner Store laying of The Reehabitc
Hall at Sanfoldsyille. Prof +. ?.
Brent is also expected obe present and
to speak OF. tie occasion. The Rpcl'-
ti.es cf Sykes, Crisfcld, Sandfordsviile.
and the Nlasons of Tempe.aiceville will
be in attendance III full regalia.
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ut. Wharton, near Ten'peranctvllle,
sol''e.st week by Gunter & Blackstone,
special c"iit'esssioners. was bid off AT
S4.0i3--llie main r',et-containing ISIS
acres, being purchased By DIR. Il. II.
Payramore, Hampton, at 81 5000
acres by Obed McCready at 81 1926, and
- acres by 5. ". Matthews at $500.
Mrs. Margaret IIargis, wife Of Mr..
Thos. p Hargis and sister of Mr.. Jas.
II. Fletcher. ST., of this county, died
suddenly Of heart disease, at her home
near the line OF Maryland or last We'd
Ilesday, aged about co years. She Was
in litr usual health and whil, out Wiz.
jig, i'll reaching UP 20 break IA bunch of
cherries, fell dead.
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To The puhIir.

am forbidden by law from admit
ting any deed to record until the State
tax thereon has been paid. The tax on
deeds is 81 cts up to $SoO-Sl OVER $50
to 81 ,O0e, III d 10 cts, per SlO1 or every
il. ction o. Il hundred over 81 900.
ID. OApHAn- JR.. :
Clerk County Court.
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Ever mcmber Of a. .. U. ". sllct;lA
go to Belle Haven OF 9Th of July and
everyone else will. who realize The COLL
furts and Pleasures which will be offered
them on the occasiOn.
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Fire works by the case have been re-
ceived foY use ut the festival at Parks
ley on the 4lh. y balloon for the amuse
mcnt Of tho audience is to he ''sent up
there in The afternoon in tile sl,ape Of
AL elephant and at night another
"sheoting forth meteors and Colder!
rain. -
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Flsllingon dry land don't pay as Dick,
the little son Of Nj. WIN. j. Ayres f
our town can tell yun. !Ie had bite
he thought or yesterday, and the result
was fish heck was deeply imbe(lded
i.ito his hand, which had To he cut cut
by DR.. ScSrbrugh. After : good deal
OF pain, Earring AZ ugl5 wound, Rich
ard is Himself again.
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Many entries have been made for the
REGATTA at Puwe!ton on the +th of July
and The indications are that il will &c
ore Of lie most delightful events OF The
seaSln.
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air. L, IL. l.yrl passed through car
toxin this week ami as usna! Frank left
hel:iid him all along his route large
supply Of goods of ti.c very excellent
firm he represents.
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KELLER, Va,
March 9 1888.


TO Whom it May Concerns:
Having used the Combination
Fence, for which Mr.. a. NJ. Not
tingham of Louisville, Va, is
agent, can checrIully testify to
It's very neat appearance. great
strength, and to It's cheapness. ]
verify believe that it is tiiu best
and cheapest fence ever offered to
orr Eastern Shore people. 1t can
be easily handled aud very quickly
put up, with just one half ur the
posts used for ordinary railing. In
my experience it is perfectly safe
fence. 10 try it is 20 be convinced.
Respectf'nIlyT
JOHN T.. MApp
TFurther information cheer
fully. given and orders promptly at
tended to by
a. M. Nottingham,
JnnUsrvELhB, VIZ.
General Agent Eastern Shore, Va.
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FARMS FOR RENT-For The year 1889
my farm liz Upshur's Neck called War:
wick, where Iiundick and KeiIam live,
will, the privilege Of getting pine shat
tels &C., FROM the Davis Farm A
COOL tenant wanted, able to properly
cultivate the fam. Also Two or three
.olher farms for rent for the Year 1859.
Urslur y. Qainby.
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NoTlcE.-Bring all your oil. gum
hunts, gum shoes, yeast powder hnttleS.
old rags, old account 10 KS anil paper:
tn w. g. Coleburn 81 So.is. They will
give :, OH a good price for them.
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The Il, irgales selected by Senator
blackstone 10 lie Congressional Con-
ve.ilmn. Which meets in Frelericks-
l,,,rg, August 9Th. vii. appear Ill oar
next ISSUE.
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We call attention 20 the card of Rta
s. Powell, commission merchants, But
falo y. Y. which appears il this issue.
THIS firm succeeds Gilbert & Rea, WHO
iiavs lee.! receiving small shipments
from Acconac fnr some years. Capt.
0. A. Browne las shipped TO them foT
ten years and !cpoits sati factory re-
fiiruS
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a telegram appears ii the Norfolk
Virsini;,n Of Thursday, 70 the effect
that Parker wills, well known in this
county. died in Baltimore on that day
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Mr.. A. F. Young, prominent com
mission merchant and popular with
many of Or shippers, attended our
court last HIo' day.
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The citizens ef l.cemrnt will cele'
bate .l,h Of july bya magnificent dis
nav Of fireworks 10th IN the afternoon
ana ut night.
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We defy any dealer to show flour
that will equal cur HiaWaha" fancy
patent. We claim tllis flour to he the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith s. Co.
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VT. Bundicf was III first man thas
evel Offered lopounds of ice for 8 cents
in Onanccck. and is today selling :
pounds for cent.
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against ~
William Fl. Parker, admr. of che
personal estate olrSn.an E.sWhar-
ion, deceased. and others. ...DefLs.
In Chancery.
As directed by the decree pro.
noumred in the abuve entitled caIl>e
on The 18th day of April, 1888, I
nave appointed the 9th day OF Au--
gust, 1888, as the time. and my Of
flee au Accomack q. H., Va, as the
place, for receiving proof Of all
debts and demands outstanding
against the said Abel T. Johnson,
or his estate; aud the creditors of
said Abel Il. johnson, or his estate,
are hereby notified to produce and
prove before me. at the time and
place designated, their respective
debts and demands aforesaid; and
in default of their doing so on that
day, or before the 10th day of said
month of August, they will be ex-
Guided from the benefits of the de-
cree pronounced as first above
mentioned.
Given under my hand, thigSS
day uf June, A. d., 1883. sS%
j. w. GILLTSidos"
Comssr III Chfy, Ac:amal, Be., s.r
cnit Court.
VIRGINIA: III the circuit court
for the county OF Accomack, in
vacation, june 18th, 1888.
Emilne Kelly, 10y Comfort Hol-
ston, her next friend............Pltff.
against
John Kelly ...........:.. ........Deft.
In Chancery.
The object of this Suits to obtain
il divorce from the boids Of matri-
monv.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore tile clerk of said court that the
said defendant is n non resident Of
this State, on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her Attorney, it is
ordered that tlle said defendant do
appear here within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order
aud do what is necessary to protect
his interests; and that this order
I've published for four successive
weeks in tIle PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE, a newspaper published mt
,Accomack CourG.Ilouse, in said
eornty,and also posted ut the front
,loordl .tlle courthouse Of said coun-
ty on the first day of lie next term
of the county court of the said
county.
TEST. JOHN d GRANT, G. G.
T Hsis ,1ons DxdRAsr; G. Q.
Geo. +. parramore, p. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30
II, al Estate Sales.

/. Floyd Mock. attorney for the own.
ers, will sell at private contract the
Handy. Farm. Ill Upsllr's Neck. This
is valuable truck f;lrui.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

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