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Messrs. Parks, Dix & Lewis, trio of
Industrious and enterpris:ng young
men offer their services to the public
through our columns. They are pre-.
pared as will be seen. at either of their
shops. to make or repair for you on
shor, notice many things necessary and
useful on the farm and convenient and
desi.abI in every huusehold,as well as to
give you an easy lift to the grave, when
YOU shuttle off this mortal coil. They
are all deserving young men and we
cordially commend them to the favor of
the public.
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The suit of Il S. e. Mears' alminis-
TRAITOR VS.. John Revell Sturgis, was sud-
denly terminated IN the Circuit Court
now in session, last Tuesday. The dam
ages in said SUIT were laid at 100000
and in trial of the case last year, che
iur, failed to agree, eleven being in IA
yor OF damages, one against giving any
thing When the case came up Tues
day the counsel of Sturgis asked for Il
change OF venue on the ground that the
defendant could not secure an impair
tlal trial, where SO much feeling had
been eyinced in the case. The motion
being granted, counsel for plaintiff EN-,
tered non suit and thus enCs the case.
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Prominent citizens of Delaware, in
Guiding clergymen and State officials,
say that w. I. Bundick manufactured
and sold the finest ice cream at George
town last year that was ever sold in that
cummunity. Nj. Bundick will open an
excellent ice cream parlor at Onancock
this season, and will also wholesale ice
cream below city prices-and ship to
amy point on the Peninsula. SatiSfac-
tion guaranteed or no pay.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Second round of quarterly meetings
I'm party for Eastern Shore District,
NJ. Z. Church. South.
Drummondtown, Woodbury., March
II and Is.
Accomac, Temperanceville, March is
and 10.
Onancock. Onarcock, March "a and 25.
PAngoteague, Garrisons, March 81, and
April /.
Belle Haven, Ocean View, April l and g.
Berlin, Berlin, April and 8.
Eastville. CapeviIle, April IA and 10.
Cohbs' Island. April l6 and II.
Fox Hill, Aprlol and %.
Hampton. April q AMI %.
York, Zion. April IS and 20.
Newport News. May sand 6.
Jos. H. AMlss, 2. E.
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BE on the lockout for new advertise
ment of M.R. Erlanger, Pocomoke City,
Md, which will appear in next weeks
issue. He has iast gotten i'll fine line
of spring goods of especial interest to
the ladies and offers them at prices that
Will make them wish to visit him at
once. A pleasant ride 10y rail and cheap
goods--many OF our ladies will surely be
unable To resist.
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OnnDc0cIS.

FIR the .um of five dollars contfibul
red y Mr.. B. 7. Parker. Proprietor o.
he Grand Central Hotel, uncle Johnnie
,oleburn OIL list Thursday agreed to
make he Tramp, from noon till sunset.
from hotel to steamboat wharf and re
.nrn. The small boys turned ont with
him and Infringing bells and indnlging
in other loud and noisy demonstrations
made the tramp rs lively rs circus
procession. The consideration made
uncle Johnnie equal to the ordeal thro
which he had to PASS, however, and at
'er much merrmrnt to- many and ut
tering many a fie, fic, at the depl1vi-
ty of the small boy in general and Col.
Parker in particular, "he fit till the
sun went Gown and scooped IN the TIM
Mr.. VIM. Il. Bundick. our popular
grocer and leading vender of beef and
other m"as is now rel'ly for the sum-
ner campaign, having lately received a
cargo of Boston ice, which he will dis
pose of to purchasers at fair prices. A
large refrigerator, built at heavy tx
pense also will enable him to furnish his
patrons with meats rs pure and sweet
as can be obtained in midwinter. He
has besides recently fitted up handsome
" an ice cream saloon which will be
opened shortly, and it will be no fault of
his, flour citizens do not keep cool dur
ing the torrid season.
Much interest is felt here in the pro-
posed abolition of the cIstom-house Of
fees at Onancock and Chlncoteague Is
land. Should tlrse Offices be abolished
it would compel the vessel owners of
Accomac to go to Norfolk or Cape
Charles City to obtain their papers, thus
suljecting them to much expense and
il convenience. A custom.house in
spector has been here looking into the
matter, and it is almost certain that he
will report against the proposed aboli-
tion of these two important offices.
A circulating library is now an at
tlnctive feature IF Titlow's book store.
The eff'its of the enterprlslng proprie-
tor in that direction are highly apprecl-
ated and 1t is to he hoped that while he
contributes to the pleasures of our citi-
ze#s. it will be source of profit to HIM
also.
Mr.. Thos. p. Bagwell, son of Mr..
Geo. II. Bagwell of this town. has been
appointed by Hon. Geo. D. Wise, NJ.
G., from the Richmond District to the
position of midshipman Oh one of the U.
S. training ships. He will Lave for
Washington some time next week.
Mr.. Henry Carmine while at work on
his new dwelling last Thursday, was
prostratetl Oy al attack of apopl-xy, but
at the time of wlitingis much improYed
and considered out of immediate danger
An enjoyable party given at home of
Mr.. Peter r. East near Onancock on
Wednesday, was well attended by the
beaux and bellies of town and vicinity.
Our townsmcn, Mcssrs. VIM. I. Bag
we'll and Smith Walter, returned last
week from a tour to Florida and other
points South.
A grand ball under the supervision of
the society men of the town will come
off In the Town Hall shortly.
Mr.. f. E. Miles has been appointed
and qualified as assistant postmaster at
this place.
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Delinquenrn Take Notice.

On the first day of the April Term,
1888, of the court of the county of Acco-
mack, at the courthouse door thereof, l
shall offer for public sale all the real es-
tate belonging to delinquent tax payers,
for the years 1885 and 1856, a descrip-
ton of which real estate can be seen Iii
the county court clerks office.
JOHN j. BLACKSTONE,
County Treasurer.
March 81, 1855
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Democratic Meeting.
March 81, 1855

A mass meeting of the Democrats OF
northampton county will he held IN the
court house at Eastvile, on April 9th
court day, in accordance with an order
of the Central Committee, to select five
delegates and five alternates for the
State Democratic Convention to be held
in Norfolk. Wednesday, May 10Th.
A. BRoCKENBROUGH,
County Chairman.
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NOTICE TO HoRsEMEN-Any person
having horses or colts to change with or
without clamps, or afflicted with the
following diseases, such as fistula, poll
evil, cancer. warts. tumors, swceny,
farcy; hooks, thrush and grease heal.
can have them successfully treated by
applying to tile undersigned. Parties
living at distance Will please notify
me by letter or postal, AMI l will! give
them prompt attention. Charges mod
crate and satisfaction guaranteed. ADJ
dress Geo. w. Hancock.
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Mr.. H. A w. Kellam, tho compost
tor of the Pioneer office. received the
sad Intelligence. Monday night that his
Oldest son 10 years of aye had been
drowned that morning, and up to that
time the body had not been found
Pioneer.
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Conference Appointments.

At the annual Conference of A. NJ. E.
Church in Norfolk, the following ap-
-pointments were made: Eastyille, Ed
ward S. Carbon; Bridgetown. Richard
Govans; Franktown. John b. Lewis
Savageville, James II. Haynes; Oman
cock, John II. Offer; Drummondtown,
Peter Shepherd.
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The bulk of the oysters in this part of
tidewater Virginia have been shipped
to market, and for the first time in the
last four years the returns for them
have been profitable. Many of the oys
termen have disposed of their merchant.
able stock IRE row down the lay, en-
gagged in catching small oysters for
planting purposes. Tile plants now sell
from is to 90 cents per bushel, or at
about double the price they have of
late years.
Rev. j. F. Jester Of NJ. P. Church,
left for Baltimore on Monday,to attend
the NJ. P. Church Annual Conference.
He has served Our people very accepta-
bly, and the most of them are anxious to
have him returned to this charge.
Our farmers are much behind in their
work, but if tile weather continues ia
vorable, as at time of writing hope by
Il little extra exertion to "pitchn their
crops in due season.
Our merchants are getting in their
spring stock of goods and anticipate a
brisk trade during the spring and sum-
mer months.
Mr.. l.. f. J. Wilson Is convalescent,
after a sickness of two weeks with lum.
bago and otier ills which flesh sheir to
Sixteen hundred bushels of oysters
were shipped to market by rail last
Monday from Franklin City.
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NEiGnBORuO0D NOTES.
thincosea"ue.

Recent arrivals at the Atlantic. NJ
Fl. st, venson. II. II. Doughty. Phia.
John w. Norris. {. F. Bowman. ]. {
JONES, I. @. Sl'erly, w. S. Dryden
Baltimore: f. G. Polk. F. J. West an
family, Pocom, he City; w. Bolton
Washington. D. c.; DR.. s. X Marshall,
Snow Hill. Md; G. l.. Rarnes, Girlle
tree. Nd: d. r. Chamberlin, Atlantic
City. n. T.: f. r. Davidson, r. J. Sa
terfeld Milford, Dcl.:S II. Bond, Ros-
ton. Mass; G. B. Tilehman, Crislield
Md.
Mr.. W. s. Er,del. WAS in our town
this We X, as represen ative of Witt,
Bed er 81 Co.. and it will he his last
visit to us in that capacity. perhaps, to
the regret Of our merchants and clti-
zens generally. AS dry goods salesman
for the last 90 years he has always had a
cordial recel ton here, and no one ever
servel our merchants more acceptably.
After the LIST of July lie will engage i'll
business on his own account at his IA
tive town. Pocomoke City.
Sergeant w. Hclton of Washington,
ID. G., lately transferred from the U. S.
Signal Corps to the U. S. Life Saving
Service. is stepping here, and states
that he has put in repair the us tele-
graph lire from Delaware lrrakwater
to this place, and will in II few days put
III telephone b. ixes at every station along
our coast-and that an officer will he ap
pointed for The district whose duty will
he to look after and keep them in re-
pair.
The schooner r, crrit and sloop Eu-
r,ka. which went ashore on Lewcst, m
beach, Del. lin the late storm have been
gotten off. The former was floated
without damage or expense 10 the own
FRS and arrived here on Tuesdav--the
latter is at Middleton. Del, for repairs.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor died on End inst,
of pneumonia aged Al years. TheSue
ceased WAS a native of Northampton,
but fnr the last Is years resided here.
He was Il clever and worthy citizen
lie leaves a helpless widow and 4 child
rem.
Mr.. F. w. Richardson and wife left
for New York their future home, ON tine
2Sth ult. Mr.. Richardson before leav-
ing. disposed of his personal effects at
public auction. and closet ont his bust
ness as sailmaker tc Messrs. Fleming &
Holesten.
Miss Ida V. Tracy left on the 9rd
inst, for Philadelphia. to the regret of
every one, as she is a favorite of our
people generally. She will be absent
several months.
Mr.. Cripren Bowtlen, ST., died of
on 3lSt ult., aged a years.
He was q lifelong and highly respected
citizen of Chincoteague.
Oysters are still being shipped from
this place in large quantities. Seven
car loads were sent 10 market from here
by rail last Monday.
Mrs. Lee Disharoon arrived home on
osth ult. after a long visit to her par
ents and friends at Salisbury, Md.
Rev. BENZ. Truitt of NJ. P. Church,
left last Tuesday for Conference, which
met in Baltimore OH 4th inst.
Mr.. Fl. \. W. Corbin. late purser OF
steamer Widgeon. has returned to his
old home at jenkins Bridge.
The public schools were closed here
during the holidays hy order of trustees.
erccpho OR
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one can apply for general information.
PEDIGREE.
Sired by Richmond sire Of Nettie H.,
.26. Pegasus 2.35.
LIST dam by Dick West. record ESQ. 8
year old. The ny Almon; 1881 sire OF in
20, of 81 in 2.30, Of CT in 2.40, of 100 in
,5i or better,) he by Abdallah [l5] sire
IF Goldsmith Maid in 2.14, Rosalind
...21A, Thorndale 2.224, and sire Of dam
of Jerome Eddy 2.l6t, sc.
2nd dam by Ball Chief [l766l sire of
Tom Brown 227, and John T. Payne
sire of BAY Chieftain 2.2Si, (he by Bay
Jlief) 1881.
Bird dan, by Mingo Chief, sc.
Richmond sired by Mambrino Pilot
[2Ol. Record 2 34l. and sire Of Hannis
2.l7A. Mambrino Gift 2 20, and 5 others
In $50.
Mamhrino Pilot by Mambrino Chief
fiji sire of Lady Thorn 2.lS4 Woodfortls
Mambrino 2.2lt. and 4 others i'll $50,
also sire of MambrinO Patchen 1851 sire
of IA in $50.
Mambrino Chief by Mambrino Pay
master, &c.
REMARKS.
This horse contains the best blood
lines of the fastest Kentucky trotters.
traced buck to ETambletonian [l0] and
Pilot Jr.. sire of the dams of Maud S. !,
2.Os4. Jay Eye See 2.10, Nutwood 2. ISL,
Nountide 2.204, and 4 others 2.2l or
better.
lie is fine size, stylish. weighing near
1900 pounds, never been trained ard
has shown us quarter in AZ seconds, a
2.4s gait over an extremely heavy track
in February lust.
TERMS.-To insure, s25; season, SIS;
groom's fee, 81.
TO. Kellam or VIM. e. Floyd,
louisville, Accomac County, Va.
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Prohibition Meeting.

There will be prohibition meeting
held at Savagevilleon Saturday, the 14th
inst. The object of the meeting is to
organize Il Prohibition Club. All friends
Of the cause are cordially invi ed.
April 5,'SS. COMMITTEE. :.
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Mr.. F. w. Byrd is now making his
monthly trip through tile Peninsula and
as usual is taking numerous orders.
Load him down and you will not be dis.
satisfied when the returns are made.
His goods are always up to the sample
biz which he sells.
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An Important meeting OF the Truck
ers and Fruit Growers of Accomac will
be held at Onancock this afternoon.
Everyone III any way interested is cor
daily invited to be in attendance.
Questions of freight, time of delivery of
produce in market &C., are 10 be COIL
Sidered.
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FoR RENT-A dwelling of rooms,
below aud 3aboye, and the Office of
tile Eastern Virginln ut Onancock.
Possession will he given ut once.
uenly l.. Crockett, Onancock.
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A visit to Kent s. Wilson, parksley,
will convince you that spring is at hand
The farmer. hou>ekeeper aud public il
general will find there everything they
need in variety and quality to suit. See
alvel tlsement next week.
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At a quarterly meeting of the men,
bers of NJ. E. Church. South, recently
held in Pungoteague circuit, it was de-
cidcd to hold a camp-meeting on Turf
ington's Grounds. commencing about
18th of August.
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NoTIcE-Wyandotte and white Leg.
horn eggs, shipped to any part OF the
Peninsula at the price of 30 cents for
setting of -. Variety guaranteed.
q. Il. Joynes, Onancock,
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NOTICE. intend making my usual
trip through. the Peninsula in due time
for the purpose of handling colts.
s. j. Belts.
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STRAWBERRY CRATES AND BASKETS
We are selling the Delaware patent her,
ny crates aud baskets, peach baskets,
and ! barrel pea baskets, and offer spe-
cial inducements to those who order
early before the season commences.
McMath Bros. & Co. ,OnleY station.
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FARM Frs
ACT wisely and buy
HE WILLIAMS s. CLARK cos

-PHOSPHA TES-
for your sweet potato crops. These
goods have PURE BONE BASE,
are rich in that highly important
element ofplant food-PHosPHATE
In no single instance have they
failed, under a fair test. for the last
three years, in giving profitable re
turns to the farmers. Order if but
one bag,and learn to make q potato
crop without SD much work, ena-
bling you to use your domestic
manureson yourcorn lands, thereby
enricliins more extensively and
rapidly vastacres ofunimproved
lands. Price $50 per ton. Put mp
in, 200 pounds bags. Direct your
orders to tile undersigned, aud
your goods will be forwarded at
once per rail to your neareststatiOn.
Respectfully,
THOMAS G. ELLIOTT,
Mappsburg Station, Va.
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Copies of the new Code have been de-
posted at the clerk S office for the JUS
tees of the Peace OF the county and
they are requested to call and get them.
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Everybody ought to buy roast of
fresh heef every week. 1t is a luxury
all can obtain on easy terms hy calling
at Bundick's, Onancock.
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Mr.. A. p. White. Nashville has
shipped since LIST Of January over $500
dozen eggs taken in exchange for goods.
which melted him from 500 to $500.
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A horse kicked Mr.. Joshua Thomas,
Savageville. while he was ont driving
last week, on the wrist, breaking two
bones.
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For SALE--Crescent, Wilson, Sharp
less and Crystal city strawberry plants.
am also prepared to furnish OIL short
notice collins and Baskets made of hard
wood. and covered in modern style and
trimmed to snit. Apply 10 w. Ii. Pru-
lit, undertaken, Temperanceville.
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When You visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found
first-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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BY order of the worshipful Master a
called meeting of Ocean Lodge l16. will
be held in their hall at Wachapresgue
City on next Wednesday night.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meet Mon
day, April 9th, next.
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Mrs. Annie Ayres, Accomac c. H.,
critically i'll of late is somewhat i'm
proved and now considered out OF dan
ger.
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NoT1cE-The time now being near at
hand to set out strawberry plants. the
following varieties are offered for sale
warranted true to name: Hoffman Seed
ling and Sunny South so cents per 100:
Crystal City, Monarch, Crescent and
several other varieties at is cents per
1000. Reduction made in price for
large quantities. Let us have yonr or
ders at once. a. I. Scott.
Onancock, Va.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
21st of March, 1SsS,by Rev. Duhadaway.
at Georgetown, Del Dr.. w. T. Black
stone, formerly Of Accomac G. H., Va.
but now of Laurel, Del. to Miss Annie
C.Greenely, daughter of Robert Greene
ly, Esq. of Georgetown.-Laurel Gazette
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We don't ask you to take our word.
Just buy IL barrel CT our flanr, and if you
are not satisfied with it return it. Ev-
cry barrel GOES out to the merchants
with our guarantee on it.
Nudge Smith s. Co
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"a A cross-mark on your paper, before
Ey YOUR name. made with pen and ink,
Ess indicates unat your subscription has
@ expired. or is due. anu you are re-
60 specially solicited to remit OF re-
EN new.
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Atlantic,

a seal (which showed up" in Old
Root channel last week, was given a
lively chase by Messrs. B. w. Shields
and J. P. Ross. They didn't catch
him.
The storehouse of Messrs. Parsons &
Revel of this place, is being enlarged To
meet the demands of all decreasing
trade.
Mr.. N. B. Conquest shipprd few
days ago 20 barrels of kale, the first from
Oak Hall station this year.
Oysters are worth here SO cents per
bushel, al 4 there is a prospect OF an adj
vance in price.
A few sllad and herring in abundance
are being caught at this time i'll our
waters.
The planting of potatoes now en-
cages Che attention If CUR farmers gen-
orally.
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NoTIcE-My horse George Bell will
stand for service this spring ut SIS to
insure mare with foal, $40 season, s.
single service. Parties wishing his SER
vices will address the undersigned.
GUSTS NJ. Dunton,
Nandua.
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BAGwELL-AHNIs-At the line of
Maryland Wednesday, March 2Sth, 1888,
Charles Baywell to Miss Emma Knnis,
both of Accomac.
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For SA1E-Hcep Creek Mills, with
tile mil acre attached
Mrs e w z Poulson,
Onancock, Va
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For SALE. Seven or eight different
varieties of strawberry sets and among
them Monarch of the West, my favorite.
Peter w. East, Onancock, Va.
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If your nearest merchant don't keep
our -four, write us, and we will let you
know where you can get it. Nudge,
Smith 81 co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Myer s. Co.'S High Grade fours
are the best.
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Monarch flour has brc meahonsehold
word. Every barrel # mr. flour guar
anteedt as IT pres enttd 0 money refund-
ed. For sale by Jam Mye- Il Go.
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For SALE-Eggs from the following
varieties of fine bred fowl ut rs cents
for.se.ting of15 eggs: Plymouth Rock (,
Wyandnttes, Lang Shang, Brown Leg
horn, White Leghorn. and Prkln ducks.
Every egg guaranteed true to name.
Il. j KillmOn, Keller. Va.
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Crown patent flour will give
better satiSfact'o for the money titan
any other flour Try 1t aud he convinced
lanes Myer & Go.
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We guarantee every barrel of our fonr
sold on Eastern Shore to z We satlsfac
ton. Try it. Nudge, Smith & Co.'S
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NoTIcE-I offer for sale of mich
COWS. all fresh to pail the purchaser TO
make Ills selection. Prices $500 .S25.
w. II. COXtOn.
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The standard bred stallion
RENARD
Will Stand for Service in Accomac, Va.
SpriDr of 1888,
DESCRIPTION.

Chestnut stallion foaled 1888. 1871
lands, bred by Samuel Dearing, Win
chester. KY. and purchased of B. B.
Wilson, Lexington. XIV. to whom any
one can apply for general information.
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For SALE-A desirable house aud lot
i'll The village Of Leemont. OH reasonable
terms. Apply TO
Miss Mary E. Grant,
LeemOnt
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For RENT-Fnr the year 1889 the
house and lot at Lnclstvillp where now
reside. For further particulars apply to
Geo. e. Fox.
louisville.
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Wanted ever, hnusekceper to get a
barrel Of onr flour. If your merchant
has not got 1t. Insist on his getting some
james Niger s. Co.