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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-11

The lighthouse board at Wash
ireton has recommended Mi.
Brownies hills for lighthouses at
Tangier and Great Wicomico, and
for a buoy depot at Chlncoteague.
va. All these bills will be report.
ed favorably in q few DAYS.
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Mr.. Viii am .lacu' S. CT emoelance-
vile, is very sick,
Mr.. Evans, of Essex county, Va, is
visiting Capt. Str.
Our people will make an effort 10 have
Mr.. Fold, the ocu,iunist, favor us
with IN entertainment; next week if pos
sihle.
A great many round potatoes will b.
Nlantctl IN this section. also peas. Ou
farmers are already laying i'll their fer
tilizcrS.
Wenoticp that you have hitched on to
the road question. We, of this neigh
holhoo give you Il God speed i'll your
efforts. Let her so Gallagher -
Hog cholera is sweeping everything
like Il hog 6tf,re it in this seclion.-
Son,c farmers having lost all Here il
a cause in which our proposed agricnl-
tural eX. er;ment station can exercise
itself Il little.
George Culonna, the champion doml-
no player ,ays. that we have one young
man in this village who cart tell the
difference between Il straw stack and lis
mothers door. Eleven doses of local
option were operating OH his senses.
Perry Bloxom. we are glad to report.
is again up and about. Miss Mary
Barnes is alSn much better. Mr.. l'lux
ON is apparently our most favored
Turner, gathering TWO crops of corn in
one year and planting but one. He fin
ished gathering one crop this week.
Mrs Lille Dennis. wife of Sewell
Dennis, of Iemi eranceville, died last
Monday She WAS All excellent lady and
her loss will bear heavy upon her lus
band ard family. as we'll as the social
circle in which she moved and adorned.
She leaves one child, very bright little
10y about 3 years Old.
Tatry parties are regaining their pop
ula,ity in this see ion. Quite an enjoy
able time WAS had ut Nh NV. Mock S
by about 40 persons of all ages about
two weeks ago. Tonight one week ago
Capt. learce handsomely entertained
the club. On Friday night, next, Mr..
John T. Barnes, wife AMI jolly daugh
tiers Will entertain the club. and to tle
regular refreshments will oysters
in consequence, Il full attendance IS to
be expected.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-11

For SALE-IIouse and lot in Locust
vile, suitable for store or dwelling. For
terms and particulars, apply to
John j. Gunter,
Accomac g. FL.
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Monarch flour has becomea household
word. Every barrel of our -four guar
anteed rs represented or moner refund
ed. For sale by James Mye- II co.
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For SALE--Lang Slang eggs at IS
cenis per setting of l5eggs. Also fine
lot Of pullels for sale.
N. P. Killmon,
Accomac G. Fl.
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Letters From the People.

MIR. EDITOR [ am oversee Of one o.
the county roads AMI mu ST say it is the
most unpleasant i,h l ever lied. / an
anxious to do WhaG Is right AMI to Keep
the road i'll good condition, but how am
to do III DO not SIC. One.fonrtl
nf the hands have openly slid they were
done with it-that The constable could
make nothing out of them, and they
had no horse or cart ;tl those who Use
the road may take them us they are or
do them UP.
try to persuade them that they
ought not to drop and let the work fall
m few. hut 1t dues M good. Then
WHEN tile hands do cl"n" rnnre talk
han work and all are anx nns to leave
As soon us they get there, AMI they are
pushing Oh film" up hole; here AMI
her,-and the work is yer. There is
40 business in his. [ do ielleve .liat
zen cents piece llom each man would
la more work. ii il WAS Paid inr. do
not want the Office, in fact doubt if l
IN suited To it-under lie existing cir
runlStauccs know canil.t MANAGE.
ret the Judge said must hold on Two
.,arS before can give il up.
Now what is the Use to keep man III
a place that he don't want and is not
fitted for? No body neerl eYprcl me TO
do any great sight. ami don't believe
they will he disappointel do not wish
tn call the hands any oft,npr han pus-
sibly can, and then | am not going
10 quarrel and fall ont with my neigll-
bols for an office that pays nothing alni
that do nnt want, even il it did pay
ten TINES what ii does. just hope IN
get ont Of it and let some one else have
1t. for am tired out with it.
Your correspondent fronl Marsh Mar
ket thinks the county Should spend
money from llallwno'l to Sanford steam
boat landing, u distance Of s! mles,and
says it is d matter III which everyone
is interested, and that tile county should
spend money there. Now, we IRE all,
EXPECT III the same position and wuuld
like to have our own neigiDOrlluod i'm
proved Ivy good roads. l say let it he
done in the lower part of Tie county.
Hack s Neck is us bad lis MeS'oiyn.
Now, how would it do 10 divide the
money between The magiSterlal districts
according us they contribute and have
it Spent 10y Some one in The distrlct-thav
man, no matter who, would certainly
know more about what lie was doing,
than the Judge and the LAWYERS, who di-
rect the spending of it nnw. For | doubt
f they even know all the reads i'll the
county. know do nut see them much
in this ntiglborhood, and Tiers are
plenty of men abuut here, who would
make good use of the money if they
were arpointt, Ia ndpaid TO work pail
Lands. fur that is the Only kind of work
| am sure will ever act omplish anything
forced labor is worthless and is get
ting more SO if possible.
Ox,ispcEEp
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NoT1cE.-All persons are hereby pro
hibted from cunning on my lands, or
otherwise trespassing Oh my premises,
under full penalty of law.
j. r.. KelaIn, louisville.
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Merchants will find it to their advan-
tl.c to deal with rs, and families to use
',llr -four. fudge, Smith e Co.
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For RENS Immediately, two
horsee f;lrni, goal land dMclil.g with
6luulns, or dwelling without land.
JOHN T. Rogers,
Nassawad,X. Northampton.
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Five canoes from II to so feet on
keel will be sold at public auction
at the sale Of James Kilmon'> per
Sonal property, near Hotfmans
wharf, on "Wednesday, 18th inst.
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For SALE Sixty barrels nj early
Vermont and early Rose Irish p 'tatoes.
JON Il. bradford, L,custm amt.
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Valuable real estate on Chinco-
league Island is offered for sale by
Mr.. Wm. T. Lewis, through our
columns today.
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MessrS. G. Is. Fo.que & Co.'S yes.
sells arrived at Onancock this week.
With careoeS Of fertilizers. &c.
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Wanted every housekeeper to get q
barrel IF our flour. If yollr merchant
has not got it, Insist onhls getting some.
james Myer & Co.
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Read the advertisements of Mr..
A. II. G.. MearS. Wachapreague,
which appears in our issue Of to
day. Ii is 4 matter of special in-
tereSt to farmers.
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Southern Cross patent flour will give
better satisfaction for the money than
any other flour. Try 1t and be convinced
james Myer & Go.
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For SALE-Dcep Creek Mills, With
tile mill acre attached
Mrs G w z POulson,
Onancock, Va
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NOTICE II E Byrd IL Co, will sell
boots W cost for cash
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For SALE AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.
The house and lot in Ouancock, belong.
ilg 20 the hrirs of Ellison ~. Hopkins,
deceased. For teraI, apply to
DR.. j. w. NJ. Hopkins,
EXlnurc, Va.
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For SALE.-Pure Bronze TurkIes,
exceptionally fine. toms So, hens 50.
Jno. j. Gunter, Accomac q. a.
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NoTrcE--All persons arc hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherw Use tres
spassing on my farm, "Waterview, !"
near Wardtown, under full penalty of
law w w Brickhouse
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DissoIuttoms of partnershfp.

Tho late firm OF Parks s. Cau.cy, at
Letmolt, Va has this day dissolve by
nlut,al consent. The business i'll thc
future will he csn'luctpd by Il. ~.
CarSry.
We desire and earnestly request all
partie, indebted to sail firm FIR store
accounts, to come forward anl seJll,,
the sanr either by cash or not lis the
business uf the oil firm must b settled
at once. Thanking uil: friends Tor their
patroaag, in tile past, we are
Very truly, &c
Il. Il. PARKS,
Jan. 9th, 'SS II. a. CAUSEY.
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The firm Of w. B.W illkins g. Co. Bull
Run. Va. is this day dissolved W mu-
tinl consent. j. p. DaIgMriy uccnning
the purchaser of the stock of goods at
Bull Run. at which place he will cun-
Time business.
Thanks are extended orr friends for
their patronage in the PAST AMI q coll
tinlance Of he same with the Lew flrln,
is respectfully requested.
All persons indebted tn lis are re-
quesLcu 10 settle their accounts III once.
Respectfully.
". y. WILKINS,
J.P. DAUGnEKTY.
Fah Jst ,oo
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Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith &
Co.'S flour and take nc other.
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James Myer & Co.'S High Grade lours
are the best.
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For SAbE-A young mare mule, large,
6 years old and gentle to all harness
jeff d. .lacnb.-
Belle Haven.
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LEGAL mEWWfs s.

Mr.. w. L. Mock, agent, has sold
this season to date, IS tons Of
"Our Mixture r."
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If you want something fancy buy
Royal flour, for sale by James Myer s.
Go.
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Meeting of Truckers and Fruit Grow

The Truckers and Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION Of Accomac county. met in
lie Town Hall, III Onancock, last Sat
urtlay. February 4th. Officers were elect
ed for the year 1883, us follows, viz:
Capt. T.. l.. East. president George w.
McMath. secretary; DR.. 9. Is. FiEney,
treasurer.
The subject of frcights and prompt
delivery of berries were generally dis
cussel but action deferred tonext meet
ing. 1t is the universal opinion OF bcr
nv growers, that the delay in trains on
tie n. Y Z. & n. r. r.. last season,
has very materially damaged the iruit
growing interest i'll our county. The
sentiment expressed WIS. thai Tie rail
road company co.ltinuel to Slow its in
ability to deliver berries Oh time, that
an effort would be made in the way Of
starting Il water carrier trade with the
northern markets.
Capt. o. a. Browne delivered an adj
mirable address on How TO improve
and maintain the fertility of our soil. "
A resolution WAS offered requesting
our delegates from this county to offer
Il bill in the legislature looking to the
changing of our system of working pub
lie roads. But the resolution was with
drawn, the discussion of the subject
having taken Il political turn. by MIR. J..
W. Fl. Parker, comparing the proposed
Change to the Ubiquitous funding bill of
ISL: which remark callstG a tilt he
tween Mir. Parker and Mr.. Browne. Ii
is to he regretted that political discus
sion Of this kind should occur III farm
ers association, which las no reference
to politics whatever.
The next meeting of the Association
will lie held at Ouancock on March Srd /.
TRUCKER,
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Joseph S Pruitt. of this place. who
is half owner and captain of the SELDOM
TT Peter j. Hart, has been appointed
captain of the steamer Wilgeon, run
ming between Chncotcagne Island and
Franklin City. at Il salary If $50 per
month, in place IF Capt. Swift. who is
the present master IF tlie steamer. Capt.
Swift will retire from the line in II very
short while
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-11

Prof. s. T. Ford. of Few York. the
great elocutionist. is billed to lecture in
the new NJ. p. Church, New Church on
the evening of Tuesday. l4th inst :, and
in the NJ. =. Church at Greelbackvil!e,
the next evening, "Wednesday 18th inst.
commencing AT O'Clock p. IN. Only
popular prices Of admission are to be
charged.
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Mr.. ErIToR-As the question of
roads seems 10 be up ,elmust in the
minds Of the thoughtful PORTION of our
citizens at present. / presume That any
light however feeble its rays, will not be
Unacceptable III those or Us who are en-
deavcrlng TO find solution to the prob
lem OF the hour. Pr>uming upon the
patience and good will III the friends OF
The proposed reform, venture TO make
the following proposition, VIE: Go
slow" The heavens are lull of days
and the people are mighty. D"n't at
tempt nor ask for Iop much in the out
set. If you do, we will have a tax pay
er's rebellion and We all know What tlGlt
means. Money is yet The ruling power
III this land, and it would be well toGive
due consideration u that fact, or el>t
the bust and wiscst Of plars for refDrm
may fall Stii-Uorn. So, therefore, |
would propose in Difference to all inter
tsts concerned. that This read reform be
introduced gradually, and not ut once.
anu universal y Us some Of its friends
propose. Such measure would Ge;t'
too heavy upon our already buldened
taxpayers, aud il, many instances would
be IL useless waste of time and money.
1t is IL fact Known to everybody. that
there are not Il few public roa'is i'll this
county that ale of scarcely any use to
Tie pubic generally, some of them Ge-
ing alunst utterly abandoned. Evrrf
ntc will doubles, acknowledge that it
would be fuilt fol-, the cuuniy to spend
money i'll lepairlng OF rebuilding such
roads Sllch / understand would lleCeS-
sarily bc done If some pro 'ostiOnS HOW
before the people were to become LAWS.
Iusteau Of having oilr representatives
piss such bills, suppose we ask them to
ialss Il bill eInbodying the following
propositions.
That !. road tax shall be levied upoi
all property and upon every person liable
To ROAD duty under exciting laws.
That every one so liable slIall lave the
privilege OF working out his road lax on
The loads il lie desires To d. 50.
That the supelviS RS Ue vested with
discretionary power to let to contrac.
Tor rebuilding, or for annual repairs
such roads as they may deem Of Such
public Importance as will justify The
necessary expenditure OF money.
That Il ROAD master shall lie appointed
in EACH nagistcria district who shall. bc
paid \ regular salary, and who shall lie
responsible 10 the court for the cuutli-
ton of such roads III their respective
district. lis shall have been let TO con.
tract for eUulldlng or repairs.
That all such roads is may not he let
to contract for repairs, shall continue 10
Ue worked under The present system un-
Ill such u time Us our finances will ad.
nit, and the cxisencies Of The public
selYiue require tlint they too, Tor the
more important ones Shall bo brought
under the contract System.
Dy The adoption of solne such plan as
L have above roughly outlined, tile bun.
dens incident to reform in The meth
uds Of working roads vii lie 50 placed
that The reallest Ubj"cLor will hardly
lind reason for complaint, and III Il few
years if the plan is psrsistently and sys-
lenatlc;,Iypursutd. good roads through
out the county will result.
FARMER.
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The Farmer Rescued.

Look to Your interest and don't
be deceived by I'LL kinds of mix
lures called Fertilizers. but if you
wish to grow early trucks, come
soon and place your order with the
most successful, torany quantity Of
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JOHN w. DUNCAN.
JEWELER
North ST., Onancock

who also keeps n fine line Of rich
and beautiful Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, &c. The latest and prct-
test styles yet in watches is the
combination of gold and silver
cases, for ladies', gents aud boys
Call and ser them. Notice new ad.
vertiSement in another column.
vIRGINIA:-In The circuit court
for the county of Accomack, in va
cation, January 9th, 1888.
William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wife....................Pltffs.
against
Mary Bunting, John S. Wise. and
Margaret Ann, his wife, in right
of his said wife, Frank Campbell
and Hennie E., bis wife, in right Of
his Said wife, Benjamin w. Beloate
and Mary, his wife, in right of his
said wife, James Shields and Mar
,ha, his wife, in right Of his said
wife, John W. Core and Amy, bis
wife, in right OF his said wife, Asa
Lilliston and Nancy, his wife, inright
of his said wife. Thomas Lewis and
Margaret, his wife, in right of his
said wife, James Young, William T.
Gardner and Margaret, his wife, in
right of his said wife, Sonthey R.,
Marcelus aud George Webb, Mar.
earet Ames, Julia Ames. Benjamin
Bowen and Abitha.his wife,in right
of his said wife, James 81. Belote
and Elizabeth, his wife, in right of
his said wife, Mary A. Chandler,
George Hargis, George P. Hargis,
and Hester Ibis wife, in right
of his said wife, Solomon Hargis
and Mary, his wife, Joseph Hargis
and Phoenie, his wife, Nathaniel
Hargis and LOWE, his wife, Thomas
L. Hargis and Mary, his wife. Will
liam ii. Hargls and Ellen, his wife,
Handy Hargis aud Sally, his wife,
Thomas II. James and Tabitha, his
wife, William =. Kellam. Levin
Smith james and Margaret, his
wife. Margaret Webb, Theodore
Sprague and Sally,lis wlfe,in right
of his said wife, and John Bunting,
........................ ...............Defts.
In Chancery.
The objects of this suit are the
construction of the will of Smith
Bunting. deceased, and the p;lrti
ton amongst those entitled of real
estate of which Sally Hargis died
seized and possessed, bounded on
the N. by Custls' neck road, w by
sounty road leading from Bull Run
to louisville, S. aud u. by land
lately belonging to Vim. Hargis.
Affidavit having been made be.
fore the clerk OF the said court that
the defendants, Theodore Spraeue
and Sally,his wife, Margaret Webb
and john Bunting, arc non resi-.
dents of this State, on the motion
of the plaintiffs, By their attorney,
it is ordered that said non resident
defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication Of
rhis order and do what is necessary
to protect their interests; and that
this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, q news.
paperpnbIislcdat Acconlack Count
House in sad county, and also
posted ut the i'rnntdoDrOf theconr5
house Of said county on the first
day of the next term of the county
cour5 of the said county.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., D'y
for john d. Grant, G. =.
A Cory.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., Dry
for John D. Grant, 9. q.
Geo. +. Parramorc. p. 4.
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For SALE For cash, so cords of
wood by a. J. Lilliston.
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H RbsRFED.

FARLow-ITANcoCK = At Atlantic
Oak Hail, Feb. Isl, 1855 by
ricY. Thos. VI Pullen. VIM. +. FallOw
To Miss Mary E. Hancock
RErD-IEsTER-At Chincoteague Is
lam. Feb. 4ll. 1855 by Rev. s. U.
Grimsl,y, Geo. keld to Miss Amy JeS-
tel.
llITCnENs-MAT;sHALL--At Temper
alccville, teb. 5;ll, 1865 Ivy Rev. Mont
calm OldI:n, ST., William Ii. IIltcbuns
to MISS Georgia a. Marshall.
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She Waited far Ia, year

On Friday evening. Sid inst. at the
residence CT Mr.. E. Z. Styles. Wacha-
preague, the Rev. John w. Elliott uni
ted in the bonds Of ,natrimony Mr.. Hen
~ Rh0asleS and Miss Cora Mcars. The
walters were Mr.. w L. Dnkrs AMI Miss
Rosa Lee Barnes. DR.. Gro. W. LpCalo
and Mrs. Hudson. Among the guests
present were Mrs E. j Pootp. Mrs Geo.
II Garrison. Mrs stiles. MEET. Pow
ell. MI. al. ;. kellam and others. TIE
latter gentleman, benedict of many
happy years. gave much 60 ID advice to
The delighted groom which lie promised
TO follow III evelydetail TohIs hp!e The
happy pair went after the ceremony and
nigh waSs;lll rci2ntd supreme. Thus
ended along courtsllip-of a nature To
prove That 1.-THE course Of true love ne 'er
did run smooth" Many moons ago.
while our worthy "clark of the conrl"
repnsed IN the arms of Morpheus. he
WIS awakened by hurrying messenger,
Mi. Il. L Powell. WHO wished liceise
10 marry. For this same couple. With
his We'll Known courtesy he arose and
soon furnished the process legal which
could lawfully convert Miss Cora Mears
a, IlclllS lliIOpto. RiII'lIy IO'ls
tne weary courier his paEting stetd
2ioain but, alaSl when he reached the
Iit'le city ny the Sea-" the demure
sSie proved how tickle woman WAS.
one nltly refused to marry. Here WAS
emna-hrre was a ''prrtty kettle OF
fish, In vain Henry rleadtd-ln vain
raved and tore his hair. The fair one
was eldurate "Plucklng courage frrm
the nettle danger" Henry vowed he'd
win or die He won. He counted not
ihe cos of hon hons and ribbons gav.nor
III" winning ice cream or the delicate
lo,.el-mmnots Of the fair for tile fair
one, OF he. He believed all things in
the warfare of love We're fair--especially
the maiden fair. He notify made love.
wooed briskly. wln. and on Friday mar
lied, using Tile same lcrnge procured in
such haste last September.
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FsNcE-Send your orders to me for
combination fence. Measure your
ground and confer with me, and you
will be surprised to learn how little it
will cost you to run y nice fence that
will last for 40 years without any re-
pairs. Orders by mail will receive my
prompt attention.
A. N. Nottingham.
louisville.
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Tile new NJ. P. Church building at
the sign post n"ar IInrntown. is to ht
dedicated ut an Early datp-pro badly on
the llth of next month, but due Notice
Of the time will lie gwen later.
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McMATH BROS,
OnIey station. Va.

Wo+ohoc Piv0ted, Jeweled, or
+" dtOiiOo any part made new to
order.that Your watch may require.
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Hog cholerT, is sweeping everything
like Il hog btf,re it in this seclion.--
Sou.c farmers having lost all Here Is
a cause in which our proposed aSricnl.
tural eX. erment station can exercise
itself 4 little.
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George Colonna, the champion doml-
no player ,ays. that we have one Young
man in this village who cart tell the
difference between Il straw stack and lis
mothers door. Eleven doses of local
option were operating OH his senses.
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FoR SALE-I have for sale the follow
ing varieties of Irish pntat oes-20 bbls.
Eaily Rose, ~ bbls. Peach Blooms, 8
bbls. Charlestuwn Chilled Red.
Geo. w. Garrett.
AccUmac G. II.
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Wenoticp that you have hitched on to
the road question. We, of this neigh
hmhoo give you Il God speed in your
efforts. Let her so Gallagher"
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For SALE-A Morrill, colt, 8 years old,
and a good mich COW fresh to the pail.
VIM. j. Ayres.
Accomac G. II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-11

NoTTcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
trcspassing on my premises under full
penalty OLA Smith Milliner,
Accomac G. II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-11

Fon SALE...Seven or eight different
varieties of strawberry sets an'l among
them Monarch of the West, my favorite.
Peter w. East, Onancock, Va.