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Commencement, Exercises.

The annual commencement exercises
of the Onancock Academy will take
place next Wednesday evening, JUN ,
18th. The examinations which lave
been in progress for the past two weeks
closed last Wednesday. The programme
for the oC caSion will consist IF the usual
delivery of distinctions, class prizes and
medals, with recitations, addresses, and
vocal and instrument Il music. The
Academy has done excellent work dur
ing the past session, and its representa-
lives at Richmond College, the Univer.
silly of Virginia and the Johns Hopkins
University have acquitted themselves
well and reelected high credit on their
preparatory training. The authorities
of tie Academy cxtcid Il cordial well
come to tlie public to he present at the
approaching commencement exercises.
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PUBLIC AUCTION OF vALU-
ABLE LAND.

Pursuant TO Il decree of the cir
cult court for Accomack@ county
entered on the 10Th day of April
A. d. 1883, in a certain suit in
chancery therein pending between
John II. Walker, plaintiff, and
John H. Ayres and another, de
PENDANTS, the undersigned receiver
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder in front of Dough
ty'S Hotel at Pungot"agne on Sat-
urday the 10Th day of June, a. D..
1883, at 4 p. M, n certain lot of
land situated in the village Of Pun
gatrague fronting 10 feet on the
road or street leading through said
village to "Trader's Branch" he
line thereof beginning at the south
eaSterly corner OF che lot belong
ingrto B. T. Gunter on said "rra
ter's Branch" road; thence RIM
ming from the said south easterIy
corner of said Gnnter lot 60 feet in
II parallel line to the north eastrrly
line of said B. T. Gunter lot. The
same being bounded on the south,
by Traders Branch road; wesr, by
the lot belonging to sail b. r..
Gunter; and on the north, and east
by the land of Francis I. Boggs,
together with the buildings there
on and appurtenances thereto at
tached.
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w. j. Hall & Son.
HaluaDle Real Estate
Public Auction.

Pursuant to the power vested in
me as executor under the last will
and testament of Thomas l.. Trow-
er, deceased. / will, OH
SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1883,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, between the hours of and
3 O'Clock, p. m, ut Dunkirk, in the
county Of Accomack. that tract of
land or farm commonly known as
the. "Harmon Land" This land or
farm will he sold in two separate
lots or parcels, each lot having
building thereon. The [st lot con
tains fifty acres, more or less. about
twenty acres Of which is cleared
land, the BALANCE woodland, and is
bounded by the county road and
the lands Of William G. Mapp, and
Il. Il. StockIy. The End lot con.
talns sixty acres, more or less
abOuttwenfy five ofwhicll is cleared
land the remainder woodland, and
is bounded by the county road and
the lands of l.. w. Mock and +. II.
Stockly.
The said farm is III a healthy 10.
cation, and III Il thrifty, good neigh.
borhood, is situaled OH the main
county road leading from Waclia.
preague TO Dunkirk and Meta sta.
fion, is high and productive, well
adapted to the growth OF ,rurks
aud has abundant resources. Tits
convenient to churches, schools,
steamboat and vessel landing and
within one aud IA half miles OF the
railroad.
Terms of Sale.
One.f fourth ofthe purchase money
will be required in cash. the bal.
ance Of the purchase money will be
Edivid9d in three equal install nents
evidenced by bonds with satisfac.
tory personal security, carrying in.
terest from day of sale and payable
in six, twelve and eighteen months
from day of sale. The purchaser
will be allowed to anticipate the
whole or any part Of the purchase
money, and upon paying one half
of the purchase money in cash may
dispense with the giving Of person.
al security, but in either event the
title to the property will be re.
tanned until the Whole amount of
the purchase money has beeu paid.
Tie rents and profits Of the said
farm for the present year will be
reserved, aud possession will be
given Oh the 1st day of January,
1889, if the terms Of sale have been
complied with. The buildings and
premises w:ll he at the risk OF the
purchaser from tile day of SALE
Upon the payment of tI,e whole of
the purchase money the executor
will convey said lands free from all
membranes o the purchaser, with
special warranty of title. when a
| proper deed has been rendered to
him at the purchasers expense.
JOHN Il. MAPP,
May IL, 1855. Executor.
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The Crab Industry.

The possibilities of the crab industry
and the source of revenue it opens upto
many Of our people ut a eason of The
YEAR when they are comparatively idle,
may lie inferred from the following fur
nished lis by Messrs. Hopkins Bro. &
Co., Hunting Greek. In letter to lis
under date of June 5th.they say: This
is our second year in tic crab buiness
at this ront. and on last Monday ami
Tuesday we bsught about IS go crabs
and on those days shipped to New York
$50 dozel soft crabs, The increase in
The business will be noted Wien we say
that we have nevtr Slipper Il! any two
days heretofore mole than geo Dozen
The wages Of tie crahlcrsn amount to
from 81 to Sc ~ day.
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FstaI Estnie SnIea.

Dr. John E. Mapp. executor of Thos.
l., Trower, will sell on Saturday. June
9th, i'll two parts, tie farm known as
the Harmon Land This isavaluable
farm.
Sheriff John II. Wise will sell, pur-
suant to decree of the circuit court in
CSulk vs. Citulll. Il house and lot stlla-
ted on Chincoteague island, on Friday,
June Goth, at A p. M.
l.. Floyd Mock, attorney for the own.
ers, will sell at private contract the
Handy Farm, III Upshur's Neck. This
is 4 valuable truck farm.
James II. Fletcher. Jr., receiver. will
sell on Saturday, June 18th. certain
lot of land in the village of Pungoteagne,
III pursuance OF II decree of tho circuit
court in Walker vs.. Ayres.
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A Correction,

EDITOR ENTERPR1sE.-Since your
last issue I lave been asked if the school
term of the Onancock Public High
School WAS longer than that of the 9TH
er pubic schools in Lee this session.
l answer, no. The public term closed
April 9Th when the other schools Of this
district closed. Stree that time have
been conducting private school. Which
will close the same evening with the
OnancOck Music School. June Goth, as
kindly stated in your columns. L make
this statement that teachers of other
public schools may understand the mat
ter. Respectfully,
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EEIGnB0Ru0GD N0rES.
Esesfc SSnv:n.

Work has cumwt need on the kcliam
Hotel, which When finished will he tn
largest on the Shore.
at our next meeting of A. o. q. w.
on the 18th inst. a full attendance vi
the members is requested.
Our townsman, Mr.. v. J. Stewart,
quite sick of late, is convalescent, Mrs.
5. J. Shlcld still continues very i'll.
Our farmers are winding UP their pea
AMI berry crops. and the shipment OF
their round potatoes will soon begin.
The recent fire in the new dwelling Of
Rev. G. d. Crawley WAS accidental and
not incerdlary as reported IN the col
mnns of the ENTrRrIIsE, and Was re-
pared at a cost Of $3.50.
Our merchants and millincrs are be-
ginning to,e busy. Mrs. Tom Savage.
our fashionable dressmaker has lately
returned from baltimore with Ill the
latest styles ard they must please the
fair sex, Judging from the number of
customers who crowd her home daily.
The re-rniun of the five Virginia
Lodges of the Ancient Order of United
Wolkmen, and of the members of the
Independent Order Of Good Templars.
which comes off here on the 4th OF July,
promises 10 BE- the clarleSt affair ever
known on tile Eastern Shore. The
Grand Master Workman of the A.O.U.
". and Capt. Dntton and other officials
of the l. o. G. T., viii certainly be
present en- the occasion ard deliver adj
dresses. The Pocomokc brass band Us
rlecrs) has been engaged and w Il be or
hand to discourse sweet music. The
members of both orders are expected to
parade in fill regalias. Excursion rates
will be asked for 10y rail from Pocomoke
City to Cape Charles and will doubtless
be secured.
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We very cordially commel to all per
sons needing building material OF any
kind 10 The enterprising firm of kellam
& Taylor. Cape Charles City. They
will CHE erfully furnish estimates on AT
plicatlon, and will he able to convince
you, we elieve, that they can supply
YOU with anything you wish III their
line at liottom prices. Their facilities
enable them to buy on the most advan-
tageous terms. and their atrons say
they cannot get cheaper rates anywhere.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Third round of quarterly meetings in
part for Eastern Shore District NJ. I
Church, South:
Drummondtown. Amlss' chapel June 8,
10
Onancock, Locnstville, juno 10, II.
Pungoteague. Evergreen, June 16, II,
Belle Haven, Bethel, June II, Is.
Cobbs Island. June 20. 81.
f:astville. Salem, June % "a,
Pungottague camp meeting will com.
mencc August 2
District Conference will convene al
DoNning's church, near Oak Hall
July IL.
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TERMS OF SALE.

L w GAL
/. Five per cent. Of the purchase
money must be paid in cash on the
day Of sale, with liberty to the
purchaser to pay as much more as
he desires.
2. Fc-Athe purchase money not
paid OH the day Of sale, the pur
chaser must give his two equal
bonds with satisfactory personal
security, payable to said receiver;
each bond bearing date on the day
of sale, carrying interest from date
and payable respectively in six and
twelve months.
3. Possession will be given i'm
mediately, hut the title will be re-
tanned as additional security un-
til the payment Of the whole of the
purchase money.
4. A deed, with special warranty
oftitle, will be directed to he Civ.
en- by said receiver to saul pur-
chaser as soon as the whole of the
,nrchase money is pail and the
sale confirmed, but the deed must
be prepared at the purchasers ex-
pense.
5. The premises ara TO he at the
purchasers risk rs soon as bid off.
There is a large and commodious
livery stable on said lot, and also Il
well ofexcellent water. The sitn
alton would be suitable for Il can
ing establishment, or a house ma
lerial and furniture store.
The said receiver will also sell at
the same time ami place, two day
tons, two buggies, one carriage pole,
and other things generally used in
the livery business. The last named
articles will all be sold for cash.
Persons DESTROYS of examining
any OF said property can apply to
S. W. Ames or DR.. John FL. Ayres,
PungOteagne.
Given under my hand this 10TH
day of May, A. d. 1883.
JAMES 81. FLETCHER JR.,
Receiver.
The above named Receiver has.
before me in my office, executed
the bond required of him by the
decree referred TO in the foregoing
notice, with surety deemed sufti
Gent. JOHN D. GRANT, G. q.
for Accomack County, Va.
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The commencement exercises of
Onancock Music School will take place,
"Wednesday evening, Goth inst. at COL
Iege Hall. The closing exercises of Mr.
.lcynes private school will also come off
4he same evening. Tickets will be is
sued to as nNany persons as can lie com.
foltably seated in the building.
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Mr.. n. ]. Powell is now making a
trip through tie county for. the well
known firm of VIM. n. Powell & Co.,
Baltimore, and numerous orders are the
results of his labor, if it can be called
labor, to call on our merchants who are
always glad to welcome him when they
med anything in the line OF. gods he
carries. He reports unusual sales of
the excellent brands Of the llours of his
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ny FRIED.

L1TTLr-FLoYD-June 3rd. 1855. by
Rev. J w. Ward, near Nappsvllle james
NJ. Little, of Wilmington. Delaware.
to Miss Laura E. Floyd Of Accomac.
BowDEN-BENsoN-At Chincoteague,
May Dist, 1855, by Rev. S. U. Grlmsley,
George II. Bowden to Miss Mary E.
Beuson, bo:ll of Accomac.
ABRAMs-ELLIoTT-Near Keller sta.
ton, June 9Th. 1883, by Rev. j. w. A.
Elliott. John t. a brams to Miss Mar
garct S. Elliott.
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The schooners of Mcssrs, Geo. b.
Fosque g. Co., Onanccck. will iesume
their weekly trips to Baltimore after
next week. AS heretofore, the Maggie
Davis will loud on Tuesdays and sail on
y edntsdays tine Neptune on Fridays
and sal on Saturdays,
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New YORK.

In INV L Olths
Fairbanks, Tul & Co., o. Park Place
g. S. Palmer, 166 Rea'le
Starin g. Co., IS Park Place
Geo Allison SEQ. ,207 Sc POS Washington
S. b. Downes 81 Co.. lS9 Reale
Bahrenburg & Bro. los Murray
A. F. Young & Co., ISL Rcale and PIC
Duane
G. T. Bunting, is Vpsry Pier
R.W. Woodruff, 43 & Al Fulton Pier
Pape & Deyo. $50 & SCI Washington
e. y. Brown s. Co., lS3 Reade
Vim. Gamble & Co.. 1s5 Reade
Child, Tappen & Bro, 81 Park Place
PHILADELPHIA.
Everett T. Mock !, Co.. SOB S. Front
a. w. Holden e. Co., Sl2S $. Front
S.W. Powell, IA Spruce
CIV. Miles s. Co.. 1O7 s. 100 Dock
J.W. Wharton, 5 South Delaware Ave
Market
] G.. Savage, Pier is S. Della ware Ave
Y. f. Shinn & Bro, 500 N. Front
lIaines 6 Bro, 125 Spruce
F. y. Prettynau, 234 n. Delaware Ave
Silverthoin IL Co. 3C3 S. Front and 80:
S. Water
S. G Hall & Co., 10 DICK
Pancoast & Griffith, l22 Dock
BALTIMORE.
l. P. Jusis e. Co., 5 e, Camden
j. II. Seward g. Co., 4O5 E. Pratt
w. r Byrd & Co.. 2O9 Buwlys wharf
c. A.Warner & Co.. 81 w. Pratt
Barnet Bonds Son, CheapsiLe & Pratt
Schall e. I.eCato, Pratt
w. G. Fentress, PA Light
Geo. L. Ames & Co., 405 E. Pratt
NEWARK.
Quinn e. Co., % Commerce
Rhodes & Chandler. 26 Commerce
Boston.
y p. IIoGsdon ~ Co., II Sc II n. Market
WILMINGTON.
J. w. Goodwin & Co, sos King
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1t is no longer necessary to take the
privy examination of married women to
deeds. All deeds siEce May list, lSSS,
when the late code went into effect, CAN
lie admitted to record upon the same
acknowledgment or proof rs to all the
parties, whether married or single.
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onancock June 4tl, ISIS.
70 the Public Schoo7 Teachers of tho
Peninsula.

Mr. r. Il. Cooke has very kindly coll
scented to give reduced rates of travel to
the colorfd teachers who attend the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural IN
stitute Which Will be in session from
the 2Sth inst. to the 14th proximo. Also
tuthe white teachers who attend the
Peabody Normal Institute at Cape
Charles, which open. Oil the 4th dly OF
Stpttlautr next. Special rates gwen on
returning from said Institutes by pre-
sentirg certificates of attendance TO
ticket agents of the n Y, p. IS N. r.
r. Hope our teachers will Show their
appreciation Of tins offer by IA large at
tendance. j. L. MAPp,
Co. Supt. Schools.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

An ice cream parlor has been opened
at Accomac G. H., by Mi. Ernest
Ayres. He has fitted it up III first. class
style and proposes to be so ohliging and
captivating himself that the most fas
tidious will be pleased. He expects
especially lihelal patronage from the
leaux and bellies of tie town and vicinity
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2Inrali Mnriset.

Mr.. Robert 7. Hall, Il worthy either.
Of this LEGALITY is seriously Ill.
Protractcd meeting commenced in
the Sanford Methodist church on the
e inst.
Mr.. John 7. Arderton and Miss Liz
ze Slant we've marie in the NJ E
Church, South, Temrcrancpviiie, We
nesday, June, Oh, Rev. MIR. Hayes Of
liciating.
a strawberry festival will be held ut
the Sanford church, commencing at
u. H., and an enter tanment at 80 p.
m. free TO all IN Wednesday, 18TH day
of june fer the purpose OF raising funds
for benefit of said church.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Child.en's dav, announced to be OBJ
served at Zion Baptist Church to NOR
row, has been postponed until later in
tine month-or which due notice will be
given through our columns.
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oa!y Nurseries.

The season is settinglate to plant
fruit trees, bat
EVERGREEN TRIES
Can be planted until the middle Of
May. We have a fine line Of Nor
way Spruce, Irish Juniper, Ameri-
can and Siberian Arborvitae, Mag.
nolia Grandiflora, Sc, at prices that
will surprise: you.
WATER MELON SEED.
Mountain Sweet, Ice Rhine, Gyp.
sey and Cuban Queen, by mailpost.
paid, 81 per h., 10 cents per ounce.
New Early Hackensack Cantaloups
Seed at same price as watermelon.
We do not PROPOSE to forget the
ladies, and have Just TO our
stock a large lotofs
FLOWER PoTs
of the various sizes. We will also
have a few choice Plantsan Roses
to offer during The season. Please
bear in mind thatwe are making q
speciality of growing
VEGETABLE PLANTS,
and CAN furnish Cabbage, Lettuce,
Tomato, Celery and Egg Plants at
very low rates. We expect to have
100000
Cabbage Plants ready during June
and JULY for winter planting at 81
per 1000 or Is cents per LOO. BY
mail postpaid at % cents per lou.
Orders can be booked at any
time, and plants furnished when
desired.
McMATH BROS,
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N essrs. j. D. Belotc & Son, Savage
vile. Va. have just received u Car lnad
j,,5) Of tie Cortland lead carts. They
were made to order and $50 as to load
heavier and Thereby the dtfectin Them
was remetled complained Of by some
PERSONS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Another tour of the Peninsula was
made 10y our clever Knight Of the
Road Mr.. Ella F, Warren, this week.
aud we are able to report the cheering
news to the good housewives of ths.
county that a liberal supply Of the fa-
NOUS brands of f1ours of Nudge, Smith
< Co. vii! soon be waiting their orders.
He reports large sales I'LL along the line.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

The largest ice cream manufacturer
on the Eastern Shore OF Va, is w. I.
Buadick. Onancock. He can freeze 81
gallons Of cream in ten hours with his
trippie motion cyclone freezer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Ameeting of the School Board for
Lee District will lie held at louisville
on Friday. June 10Th, at p. M. for
lie purpose of selecting teachers for
the coming session. Parties interested
are requested TO take notice.
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where TO ship Your Produce.

The names of the following commits.
sion merchants appear in orr list of al
veltisers. all of which are worthy the
patronage of our shippers.and arc heart
ily commended to their favor. The
name OF no irresponsible commission
merchant can have a place in our col
uinuS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

The sum Of - coo the amcunt of the
insurance policy Of a. Il. Drummond
deceased. late member of Fidelity
Ladge. a. o. U. w, Aceonac e. H.,
has been paid over to his administr;t-
~,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Prof. w. II. Eye will lecture at Zion
Baptist Church this afternoon, and pro-
POSES at a later day to organize singing
schools there. Lcemont and Guilford.-
For several months past lie has leen
teaching in that capacity at several
places in northampton and always
satisfactorily to the pupils under his
charge.
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STRAWBERRY CRATES AND BASKETS
We are selling Tie Delaware patent ber-
ry crates and baskets, peach baskets,
and ] barrel pea baskets and offer spe-
cial Inducements to those who order
early before the season commences.
McMath Bros. IL Co. ,Onley station.
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NOTICE. offer at private contract
fol- Sale, o. rent for the year 1859, the
hotel at Pungoteague.
Jos. s. Watprfeld,
Sayageyille.
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NoTIcE.-Bnng all your Oil gum
honts. gum shoes, Yeast powder ottles.
old rags, old account bonks and paper.
IN W. C Coleburn u Sons. They will
oive youa good plies for them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Parties desiring ice cream for testi-
walls in large quantities will lease give
me few days ro.cc that may pre-
pare plenty of pure cream, as / Use 10
corn starch. w. 7. Hundick.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-09

Rev. John McNabb, rector of the
Episcopal Churches in Accomac, has
u4.cer advisemcht, we are Informed,
call: 10 ralsits i'll Louisiana and Texas
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Monarch flour has becomea household
word. Every barrel of orr flour guar-
II tcpd as represented or money refund
ed. For sale BY James Mye- & co.
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Mr.. Walter W. Fitchett, Eastville,
now fills very acceptably to The pnblc,
the position of clerk for Mr.. w. {.
Hall. Accomac e. II.
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When You visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found
first-class accommodation and exceed
ingly low rates.
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Fine line of leady-made clothing and
gents furnishing goods can be found at
ID. II. Johnson S, Leemont, at mices 10
suit the times.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

ACCoMAcC. H., VA, June 1, 1885,
The law-partliership heretofore exist
ing between The undersigned, under the
firm name of Nicely & Qninly, is this
day dissolved Ivy mutual consent. The
III. finished usiness of the firm will he
settled by either of the undersigned.
Join Nicely,
UPsnUR B. Quincy.
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For SALE.-Nanticoke sweet pota-
to sprouts, the earliest yellow potato.
4 vigorous grower healthy and produc-
tive. Price per 1000 Sl.25. Special
rates OH large lots. Terms cash.
W. L. Elzey, EXmore.
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d. H, Johnson,
Leenont, Va.

Ug ANy g VGgAGS V4gE
Leenont, Va.
Having had many letters ofin.
uniry when | would have new
goods. information is hereby given
through the ENTERPRISE, our
household paper, that l am home,
fully prepared to meet the demands
of all that want to bny goods cheap.
| have one Of the best lines OF
Dr>s5 Goods
on the Shore, including a full line of
White Goods g. Embr@derles,
Hale, and Gents Fur
nl:sJing Goods.
Ladies', Gents, and Children's
Fine Shoes asaspecialty.
Ialso carry thclargestline ofGents',
Boys and Chillren's Clothing
in the county and at the lowest
prices, as every one will he con
WINGED who will call and examine
MY stock is also headquarters for
Furniture,CarpetMatting and 0il.Cloth
which will be sold ut bottom prices.
My stock of
Tinware, Hardware, Glass and China
ware very tulI
and at the lowest possible 3rices.
Especial attention is invited to the
fact that Standard Steel Cut Nails
are sold ut my store by the key at
$3.50, and other hardware in pro-
portlon-also A large lot Of fine Oil
Dyed CARPET CHAIN at Sl.10
per pad full weight.
To cart makers we are heidQuar
ters for wheel wood, and to black
smiths will sell iron at Baltimore
prices including freight and dray
age. fyon want to whitewash
send and get ii barrel Of Trott's best
wood burnt lime, keep it on hand.
If you want good Flour, | keep tie
best brands and at bottom prices,
also fine bulted Meal. [ have also
nice line OF Carriage Harness,
busters, &c.
The second floor Of my store is
used as a MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, which
will compete with the best on the
Eastern Shore. All work done done
there guaranteed. Orders prompt
ly filed. Special attention paid tt
bridal outfits. Respectfully
d. Ii. JOHNSON
Lpeluout, Va.