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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01
SElGIi;eRGcGD NOTES.
SalncotcnGue.

Prctractetl meeting was started II
our Beulal Baptist church, last Sunday
Our oystrlmen report the outlook
promising for another good oyster sea
son this year.
Mrs. Patsy Bowden. widow of Rev
Parker Bowdcn, died August oath
aged 7s gears.
Another store of general merchan'
disc has been opened here Ivy Mr.. Ar
chic Jones, of Pocomoke City, Md.
Capt. Jos. PruItt OF our steamer now
looks us pretty as picture in his blue
suit ard brass buttons. He donned
them, last week by order of P. Il. R.
Go.
DR.. John w. Purnell. promising
! young Dentist Of Snow Hill, Md, ''has
hung ont his single" hele and receives
Il cordial welcome at the hands of our
citizens.
Commander ]. j. r. ed arrived here
list week on another tour of inspection
of the lighthouses ana l'uoys in this dis
t.ict. He fourd the lights O. X. and
The buovs i'll their rroperplaces.
Our town will he tleropulatcd tnsome
extent shortly. Tie Life Saving boys
have already gone into their winter
qual trrs and the oystcrmen are making
ready 10 90 down the bay rs soon us the
law permits, to ply their vocation
Our townsmen, Mr.. c. w. Duncan,
has moved 10 Franklin City. and is now
the proprietor of the hotel at that place.
The gentleman is an old hand at the
business and the travelling public will
be pleased with and patronize him.
Miss Pauline Messick Of Georgetown.
Del. is visiting her brother William:
Miss Ida Duncan. after Il long visit to
her urele in Baltimore has returned
home: Miss Letitia Townshend of Snow
Hill is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Phipps.
Sergeant w. S. Bolton. lately trans
ferre1 from the u. S. Signal Corps to
Life Saving Service WAS in town this
week and state s that tie material is
now on the way down and telephones
will be placed in every station from
Delaware Br>akwater TO this place.
Mr.. Eba Lewis died of consumption
oil the nth inst, aged Al years. He
was one of the most prominent and
worthy citizens of Chincoteague. He
was largely interested i'll the oyster
business. was the largest farmer on the
Island and owned cons ;dcIablc stock III
fish factory located here. He WIS Il
member OF NJ. +. Church or knights
of Honor and 4 Cool Telnplar. y
wlQoW and three children survive nm
Arrivals ut Atlantic this week: G..
!. Records. l.. d. Jones, w. a. John
son, y. u. Mapp, j. ). Tyler, W. f,
KNOX, G. Z. johnson. w. II. Willis.
John o. Horsey, F. W. Trimble, l..
IIocll,cimer. G. S. Sanerland, j, W.
Norris, G. E. Scott, Baltimore: NJ. L..
Russell. n. Stockman, Phla.; w. Ii.
Bolton, Bolton, II. n. Molyery, n. j.;
G.. W. Puruell and wife. Misses Ethel
and Arminita Purnell Miss NJ. ]. Rob-
ins, S. J. Powell, L. A. Powell. G. f.
Snow. i. Birch, !. J.. Robins. Q s. NJ.
Purnell. Capt, Geo. Trultt, Snow Hill
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Grand Temperance ,In.s-meetlns'

The independent Order of Good Tenn
plars. embracing all the lodges of Ac;c-
mac and northampton counties, VIII
hold grand temperance mass-meetlng
at Turlington's Camp Ground, OH We'd
nesday and Thursday, September 18th
and 18th, commencing at 81 a. M, and
continuing through the day.
District Lodge No 10, 1. o. e. T.,
will holl their next regular meeting on
same day at Granger's Hall near Camp
Grounds.
Addresses will be delivered on the &C.
casion by tile following distinguished
speakers:
Col. J. r. Miller, G. c. T., Capt, W.
G. Dutton, Mrs. NJ. E. Bailey, Superih-
terdent Juvenile Templars, Rev. F, M.
Edwards of Norfolk. and Revs. j.. w.
Hundley. ]. w. Easley ard G ID. Craw-
ley, Accomac.
The pastors of all tie churches and
all temperance organizations are invited
to unite with us in making this The
most pleasant and profitable meeting OF
the kind ever held on the Eastern Shore.
Tile public is cordially invited to a.
tend.
Refreshments will he served on both
days at fair prices.
Come one, come all and enjoy the
rare treat.
TIL. Carmine. D. q. T., Mrs FIT
Bopgs, D. II, G. B. Mason, D. o.
Mrs. Harriet Hoffman, s. j. t., VIC J
Rue, d. ;.
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Orr friend Bundick seems TO he as
busy as ever filling orders for ice cream.

Everybody isinvitrd to come to Oman
cock, Wednesday, September 10Th
There will be II fair. supper, &c. on The
Public High School grounds. Tie Po-
comoke City base ball niue will he
pitted against the OnancoclS boys on the
SINE ground. There will be a match
game Of tennis by players well selected
for the occasion. There will be a. lawn
party. The open air concert will be
given by twenty of as good singers as
we can get in this vicinity-the songs
to be national airs.
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Take Notice,

1t has been stated that I, john R.
Nelson, said that II. l.. Crockett rogued
and cheated me out Of fifty dollars. If
ever l said So sail what is wrong and
| hereby wish to correct that statement
and say that he never cheated me in
any way, or tried to do so, as l know of.
Perhaps was tried and smoke hastily,
which am heartily sorry for.
= JOHN r. NELSON.
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PREMIUMS AWARDED
Eastern shore Asricu,tura, Fair

Division N-Horses
Roht burlington. best srring co'e , :: !, " "
Edyyar1 NIPPLES, End PREMIUM:
tI:..lvpv Marston. fastest 2 year Ok :
cnlt...... $3.50. ......... ..-....... !" y
DR.. Fred Floyd. End premium. % " v
Marion Scott, 5 minute Glass;. ~ " "
OSWALD White. 2ntl prem1llm....:.. ~ W W
T.. II. Ames, hest l year old colt . v.
| Alfred Scott, 2nl premium..-..--7 . " y,
T. J. Kilmon, best wear aid colt ~ v,
B.T. Mears & Bro, End premium o W
Major Doughty, fastest 8 year old .,
c0lt".... 800: ....'-.''' - M
Oswald White. End prpmium...... TO "
]. Fl. Scott Il Bro. 2 SO clasS".... 20 y, y,
Levin Parker, 2rd premium.....;:, 10 W W
Clay Johnson best 5 year old colt ~ VI
Savage Bros. 2nd preminm......:-: D W
Geo. Fl. Adair. fastest 4 year OLD ~
III ~ inno. ond urrmium. 800. 10 00
I Tdmar T Smith snrcial ............... 10 90
Go. w. Hancock (Rob Roy style ~
w., '', ~ SIann f.stest Racer. IS 90
w. ~ M Erod ' Tipprd ond premium &c 10 0c
Levin Parker. (Grey Eagle) speed - ~
J. II. Scn Ser & Bro (Cllftonl End - 80
premium ........ .........-......... ~ U"
A special premium Of $40 was awarded
George G. Walker for the expert and
handsome manner (which he drove and
handled TIL horses under his care. Also
SIS to Jas .ses Eell for his fne driving.
Division Darn Implements, NC.
Cranmer g. White, Pocomolie City :,
best cart. w
- 2nd premium. 5 90
Wren & Whitehurst. Norfolk, Va, =.
best plow....... 0e
y cultivaJor 90
/" drag. 00
James e. Scott. best oat rake."".. 81
N. F. Walter, best double wagon. 90
Special premium given to Geo. Ablell
for horse shoe and striking iron 50 cts.
Wren. whitrhu,st & Co., also exllio
tied many other very superior farming
implements. prominent among which
we're cutaway harrow, chilled plowS'
seed { i'll, sc.
PIP. Mast & Co. also exhibited
guono sower, hay rake, corn pillow and
other supplements Of superior worth
and merit, most of Which WIS readily
sold to our wide awake farmers AMI
orders taken for more.
These exhibitors Of improved agricul-
tllral implements are welcome visitors
to our annual fairs.
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Belle Hnvcn.

Handsome improvements have re-
Gently been made to Doughty hotel of
our town.
The Agricultural Fair Committee
met here last Wednesday, to Nix up
Business OF Fair.
The carpenters work on Kellam hotel
has been completed. 1t will he ready
for occupancy early in the Fall.
Misses Gertie and I.nlie WeScott. of
Washington. and Miss Wessie Mock, of
Granceville, are now visiting Mrs. John
3. Willis. Mrs Jennie Addison, Of
Northampton, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John NJ. West, during the
week.
The beautiful Stief' upright piano
which was on exhibition at the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair was purchased
by Mrs. Alina Is. Edmonds, Belle Fla
ven for use in the instruction of pupils
under her charge. The lady possesses
rare qualities as a teacher OF music us is
proven by the efficient manner her two
daughters, Mary and Lulie perform on
the piano, the latter child Of only Z
years o. :ge being remarkably efficient.
She deserves the patronage Of all par
ents who desire their children to lie
taught music.
Messrs. West & Willis will sell their
entire stock Of goods except staple ar
ticleS at cost during September. They
10 nor propose 10 carry any old stock to
their new store, which they will occupy
LIST of October, and hence are prepared
to offer bargains to customers. Mich
of their stock of shoes and ready made
clothing will he sold regard, IS Of cost.
A change in their business compels
them also to make their collections by
lst of October, and notice is herebv
served on all who owe them through the
columns of the ENTERPRISE.
September has arrived AID so has
Bundick S fine city beef fresh and cheap,
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The Accomac Steam Flour Mills,
Temperanceville, J. II. Jones, proprle-
tor. will be closed for repairs to engine.
the last two weeks in September, and
customers are IT requested to take notice
and to secure enough mill supplies to
last them during that period.
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Presiding Elders Appointmen ~.

Fourth round of quarterly meetings in
part for Eastern Shore District NJ. Z
Church, South:
Accomac, Guilford, Sept. 1, 2.
Drnmmondtown, Drummondtown,
Sept. 2,3.
onancock, And,ew Chapel. Sept. s, 9.
Pungoteague, Charlottesville, Sept. 9, 10
Belle Haven, Trinity, % %, %.
Eastville, Jolnsontown. Sept. %, "a.
Jos. H. A1uss. p. Z.
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For SALE-By direction of the heirs
will sell at public auction, on the
premises. ut 2. O'Clock p. M. on Satllr-
day, The 1st day OF September, house
and lot on Kerr street, Onancock, Va,
the residence of the late Ellison a. Hop
llins. Terms made Known on day Of
sale. i. w. N. HOPKINS Admr.
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Pa.kes & Dix, wleelwrights, Pastoral
and Parksley, lave just received large
supply of cart and cofin material AID
picture moulding-the latter especial
fine. They deal only i'll tirst-class ar
ticlcs and all work guaranteed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Finney & Rogers. Finneys wharf,
Aave Just received a good supply of
clocks. which they will sell very low
They can fill your order and to your
satisfaction with a nickel-plated alarm.
24-hour or eight day clock OF the latest
ct1-lo
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A trctting race will come off on Nc
Conrell's tract. pungoteagne, Wcdnes
day, September 10Th. between Twilight,
owned bv Walker Bros ..ard Julia owned
i2y <. Nottingham, Northampton, for
q purse of 800.
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A Card to the Public.

All persons indebted to us, either on
open account or note. ara earnestly re-
auestsM to come forward and settle at
once. We ase compelled to saTs raona5
III mcAt our hills. Respectfully,
w. C. CoLEBURN 81 SONS.
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DIED.

GAEDNER-At Accomac G. H., Sun
day, August 10Th, of typhoid fever, Miss
Annie Gardner, ag,'d 45 years.
NocK-August 25tll, Of typhoid fever
at the home of her parents at Wacha-
preaguc City, Maggie Sarah. aged 10
years, eldest child of James G. and Til
lie A. Mock.
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The following has aplace in our col
ymns at the request of Mr.. NJ. L Wise,
dictator: Every member of Central
Lodge. Knights of Honor, is respect
fully and earnestly requested to meet
promptly at > p M, Sept. 4th, 1888.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

The handsome storehouse property OF
Mr.. G. Is. Lilliston, Accclnac c. H.,
was sold at public auction last Monday.
Mr.. Z. I. Parks, Leeinont, was the
purchaser, at the price of 81 ,465, less
thar half the original cost,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

winte,ton s. Wardell. first-class COM
mission merchants, 95 Park Place, N.
y, solicit the favors of our shippers
through our columns in this issue. Mr..
w. L. James. tIadlnck. Northampton,
is connected With the firm ard gives his
attention to all shipments from the
Eastern Shore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

The secretary was unable to furnish
This week full list of premiums
awarded at Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair. but will do so in time for our next
issue.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Bundlck's ice honse will be opened al
any hour during The day for the accom-
mediation of his customers who desire
To Inv ice Cheap at wholesale.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Mr.. ]. Thomas Walter, the efficient
caterer of the Eastern Shore. will fur
nish lodging. meals and refreshments
at the grand temperance mass-meeting
to he held at burlington Camp Ground.
the 18th and 18th of September. All
will BE- served and we'll served, his past
efforts in that direction being sufficient
guarantee of the fact.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

AIr.W. S. Sanders, commission mer-
Chant, Norfolk, Hon. l.. W. Onley'
mcmber of Maryland House of Dele
gates, and Judge II. s. Neale, are
among the prominent arrivals at Acco-
mac G.. H., this week.
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Rev WI. Twilley has returned to
his charge afiera short vacation. to the
qualification of both sinners and saints,
and will III the future fill all of his ap-
pointments regularly.
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Prohibition Meeting.

There will De a meeting of the Pro-
hibition party held at the burlington
camp ground, on eptember 18th. All
friends of prohibition as& sasttsa Fad
Purge, to he rrrseilt. By'~ravf Of
CoaiMlrTEE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

NOTICE The creditors of ,Jno. w.
Ktlllm, deceased. are hereby requested
to take notice and report to the com
missioner by Sept. 26tl all claims
against estate of said decedent. L. j..
IIyslop, administrator.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

When Won visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where Will be fo'na
first-class accommodation and exceed
ingly low rates.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

HOLES Baptist Church recently en-
la.ced and rebuilt, and now one OF the
handsomest churches on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, will be dedicated to-
morrow.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Notice All persons indebted to the
late firm of Parks s. Carsey, Leemont
are Hereby notified that hey must set
tie with said firm by LIST Of October as
longer indulgence will not be given.
After. that date all claims unsettled will
be placed in the hands of All officer fU'
collection. Parks Il Causey.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

W.T., Bundick of Onancock, received
another fine cargo OF northcrn ice this
week.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

The question "for or against liGnor
license, Willie voted upon in Metonlp-
kin magist erial district today.
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STRAYED-A black setter dog, with
white breast. and feet tipned with white.
Answers to the name "Shot." Any ore
knowing his whereabouts viii ohlige
me by dropping me apostal card. Thos.
3. Quinby, Onancock, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

We do not defy any one else to put as
good -four on the market. but we do say
that our Royal Patent is the best that has
ever been on the Shore yet,
Our Purity is simply unapproachablp
for the money.
Monarch will equal any and surpass
most of the flours offered at The price.
One thing more. do not expect tn get
choice bread with common Yeast Pow
der. huy the Crown Baking Powder if
youwant good bread. j. Niger e Co.
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~ a cross-mark on your paper, BET ore
ssr your name, made with pen and ink.
Esr Indicates that your subscription has
So expired. OF is due, anu You are re-
"a spectfully solicited to remit or re-
Eg new.
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LOCAL MEMS.

The Beard Of Supervisors will meet
Tuesday next. September 4th. 1855.
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For SALE-The sloop Helen, 10 ton
register, all fixed up for Dire lying and in
good order. Sails good. Apply to e.
T. Bundick, Modestown, Va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

For SALE.-Ice at reasonable rates.
delivered at my Ice house door in
Drulnmondtown l.. L. Mock
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WANTED-A good housekeeper, must
be a first. class c0ok. Best wages To the
right party. Apply to DR.. Join r.
Bowdoin, Mappsville, Va.
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Nrg'i;nio sHgrlcullural
Mecbani;cal College.

The seventh session of the VIR-
GINA AGRICULTURAL and
MECHANICAL COLLEGE will
commence OIL Wednesday, Sept.
18th, 1883.
The location of the Virginia Ag
ricultural Experimental Station on
the college farm gives hyperion adj
vantages to the student in agricul-
ture.
Tile machine shop has received
additionalimproved machinery and
offers special inducements to the,
students in mechanics.
A business coarse including type
writing also forms a part OF the!
curriculum. :
Tuition Free.
For catalogue and further in
formation, apply to
l.. L. LOMAX, President,
Blacksburg, Va.
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September has arrived AID so has
Bundick S fine city beef fresh and cheap,
and he understands how TO Cut it so as
to give YOU satisfaction.
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BE1cKs-I have for sale 81, 900 bricks
at my brick yard. j. r. Ackley,
BlOXom. Va.
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For RENT-A dwelling house in
Onancock-or will sell it together or
separate from the stOrchouse now 0ccu
pied by f. a. West. Apply to w j.
Rue, Belle Haven, w. T. Wise, Oman
cnck
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l$f'' stops Rof passehsess on signal 80 cead0ctor
~ daily, except aapSay:
A.H. Dunno, eup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
R. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk Va
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/ SoInoL NqQeaAMiss S&Gg PARA
azsrsa .wA rs@pea boz ecsaa a. musies
fand Tic Enrf7sh.- fTanc1les '1t AccOmac
G. H., Monday: September 17ll.
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For SALE-At Dix farm, corn al
81. 90 per barrel. cash. Parties wishing.
10 buy should Inform me in person or by
postal. Fred Kelly, OnancWk, Va.
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For R1.NT-A three horse FARM
Plenty of resources, Apply to Il. NJ
Scott, Johnsontown, Va.
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NOTICE. offer at private contract
for sale, or rent for the year 1859, tile
hotel at Pungoteague.
JOS. S. WaterGeld,
Savageville.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

! have given particular attention
to White Goods this season, and
can show You good styles in PIQUE
in plaid and stripes, NAINSOOKS,
INDIA LINEN, VICTORIA
LAWNS, MULLS, &c.
My line of Motions has toe
saany articles to mention, bus prom.
inent i'll that department ia line
of Dress Trimmings in Braids, in
gold, silver, steel, terracotta, &C.
A full line of Hosiery In black md
tcolors, Neck Wear, UadaS Vests,
Handkercliels, Glsvas, Gorssss,
!Suspenders, Table Linen, TaysAs nc
In Straw, SssF and S1paea Flats
I have the latest styI FOR ssen and
boys.
Special atteR.fan is always gfren
to ladies', missey and sAildiaa's
FINE SHOES, and ny aszertHselJ
lis the largest hare eYsr hstA
". B. aALLIgEs
OpaH ett.ft Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Our "M'Liss" patent is the hiat,est
grade flour that goes to the 4. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

For diarrlloea, dysentely. cramps,
collie and all summer complaints ask ior
BaylY's cholera cure, price 25 cents. pre-.
pared by Jas. Bayly s. Son, baltimore.
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Handsome Improvements have re-
Gently been made to Doughty hotel of
our town.
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For RENT.-Wil vacate my main
building and rent my farm in Hack IS
Neck for 1889, or lease 1t to any good
farmer and trucker for term Of years
3 horse farm two tenement houses in
cluled. Jno. w. Corbi1, p. O. Box 40
Pung0teague, Va.
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Cr1ALLENaE-'lle uatteau John J.
Chandler will sail the batteau belonging
to r. r. Lewis or son. which ever it
NAV be, at Battle Point, Oh the wind
and off forany amount from $50 to 800,
by giving us fifteen days notice. The
whole amount to be put mp for forfeit
soon as this challenge is accepted. Let
us hear from you. Put up now OF shut
up forever. Friends of the Chandler.
Metompkin, Aug. % 'SS.
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Misunderstanding and LEGAL aFes :
men for Agricultural ana Machf4ery
Specialties to sell TO the trade. State
age. references. amount expected for
salary and expenses. Address, Massey
& Co.. Monteznma, Ga.
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Fox RENT-For the year OF 1859. a
two-st0ry storchonse and fixtures, sit
uatedat Reads wharf. Northampton
county, Va. Pnstoffice in the store. and
daily mail. Cilnlchcs and schools con-
venient. Baltimore steamers stop at
the wharf four times n week. For IN
formation apply TO Geo. II. Read, Reads
wharf, Va.
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Any merchant that will settle down
OH our 'IIiawatlan fancy patelt and
our "M'Llss'' patent will hear no more
complaints from til 'ir customers and
will find that their flour trade will in
crease.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Granger linlment flor man or beast)
cures spr;lins, cuts. gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism, prepared by James Bayly
Il Son, baltimore,
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We defy any dealer to show a flour
that will equal our "Hilwatha" fancy
patent. WE claim this -four to he the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith & Co.
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MCDOWELLCOUNTY FARM
ERS, ALLIANCE.

: Mn EnIroRs-According to pre-.
vious appointment, a number of farm
ers met Id Marion Mcdowell county,
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1888, to organ.
lie q CountyrAAiance delegates being
present from all the Alliances in the
county. Bro. Thomson called the
meeting tosorder with q short speech.
On. motion, the delegates elected
the following officers: J. L. Burgan,
President; E. P. BENEFIT, Vice-Presi-
dent; Fl. L. Bright, Secretary; j. G.
Pool, Treasurer; Rev. j. c. Mofitt,
Chaplain, W. L.. Forum, Lecturer; G.
M. Barnes, Asst. Lecturer; j. Fl.
Turner, Door Keeper; A. MCGEE,
Asst. Door Keeper; T. J. Barnes,
Serg't-at-Arms; j. C. Crawford, Bust
ness Agent; A. W. Gillian, County
Organizer
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in the Mcdowell Bugle and
PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
RESOLVED, That this Alliance adopt
The PRoaREss1vEcFARMER as its organ.
On motion, adjourned to meet the
first Friday in October, 1888, at Zion
Hill Church. II. L. BRIGHT, Sec'y.