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Belle Maven.


Mr.L.H. Wyatt says he has the young
est Democrat in towli-only Il week odd.
Mr.. w. J. Watt and family have
made our town their permanent home.
A rotra"te, meeting is now IN pro-
gress here, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Craw-
ley.
Our school with Prof. Littleton,
principal ahd Miss Amelia Bull, assis-
tant, is very largely attended.
Cleveanl. Thurman and Kendall are
all the talk here, and We think the DEM
ocrats OF this section willvotc to 4 man.
Mr.. VIM. S. Kellam has j. st sold a
lot adjoining storehousr Of Map & Bro,
ami dwelling is to be erected on same
al once.
West, Willis & WYATT ave just re-
ceivcd a large and well ss?e'iei stock Of
gools and are sellinu them at low tariff
prices, evidenced by the very many Gus
toners WHO visit them daily.
Our lodge Of a. o u. W. is steadily
growing. Four new members were
added at last meeting, and the app'lcs-
tions arenumernus. The reXt meeting
will he in our new hall, and the m,ln-
beers arr hereby requested to take notice
as matters of Importance require their
attention.
Our popular milliner, Mrs. she Holt.
has again returned from the city with 4
complete stock Of choicemillinery goods
She lms everything that feminine taste
could desire and the "lottis Of creation"
admire IN The shape of hats, hornets,
notions. sc. She is selling everything
very ch, al', and very one is pleased who
deals with her.
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All kinds Of preserves, jellics and ar
pie butter at Bulldick's
Lcoinonf.


The baptist Church at Leemoht is
holding a protrscted meeting this week,
Specia't;es at Pate & on's--dress
goods. rea,ly-made clothing. ladies'
misses and child. cr's jackets new mar.
kets and cloakS.
Mir. Gtorge Parks and son, of Pas
tcria, were considerably bruised last
Saturday, at Parksley, by HE horse run
mig off with linn aud capslzing his wa.
,on, but fortunately breaking no Tones
Onr people were ddressed last Fri
day and Saturday nights by Capt. W
G. Dutton. State I.tctmer Of ]. 20. G
T.,and a,ldge organized of 81 members
Many more members are expected Il
juin at our next meeting.
J.cemmt Democratic Club has oyel
125 members, and daily ceivilg az
cessions. Prof Brent OF Ont ok
addressed the club LIS N nd ~ nigh
in u speech Of two hours, aud we il
think he must have been at his best, a
he thoroughly delighted his audience.
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A double marriage wis solemn ized at
Johnsontown Methodist church, Nor
Hampton. OH Wednesday. 10th inst
Tie contracting parties were Mfr. FL
ward 6. Tankarsl and Miss Annie d.
Nottingham, and Mr.. Charles Landlord
and Miss Mary w. Fitclett, allof Nor
Hampton. Rev. J. II. .Ba,nes of Dap
list church aud Rev. Mr.. Holiday
Methodist, of1iciated. Eighteen brides
maids and groomsmen were in attend
ance. After the ceremony the bridal
party were handsomely entertainedi at !;
reception, given at AIR. Ben Noting
hams prolonged until morning, wllei
the groo,ns and brides left via N. Y. p.
& n. r. II. for Richmond AID other
points. The bri lal presents We're nu-
merous AMI valuable,
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cat WI wl,estltou IRE eft 70 +.

Gait w. } wleilton pre- 81 -iyo
corresponding last Tuesday with a
quart of lcl;c,nus strawberries, of the
tiiir,! crop grown in his patch here this
ye.r. Somt. OF them we're inches in
circumference aud ne well niatured as
The best selections OF lis Regular JUNE
crop
Hon. james r.. Gordon of Albemarlp
add, esscd Il large audience here on Sat-
night, and all WHO head him agree that
it was mastery effort. A leading Re-
publican who heard him says, it Wis the
best speech he ever listened to. 1t has
put the Republicans to thinking and
enthused tile Democrats beyond meas
ure.
Gen. Smith U. S. Official. and D. e.
Hudson. engineer. were here this week
on a-prospecting tour, relative to tile
canal from Delaware 10 Chincoteagne.
They state that the uids are out for
same. and say s67 ono was appropriated
Ivy Congress for the purpose. a site for
building q breakwater Was selected at
Tom g cove. ut lower end OF the island.
Atlantic hot Il arrivals this week: ].
W. Morris, NJ. J. Byrd, Samuel Levy.
Thomas Duna. w Fl. Andrews. ]. Fl
Walker, l,alin.: J. Fl. Miller, n. ";
Gen. w. +. Smith, Jacob Scheller, Vim.
Hun.rtu, Wilmington, Del; E H'Een-
son, Pocom Ike City: DR., nc. Hpd. on,
D c. Hudson. E. X. Young, Greenback-
vile; E. T.. Da .i.ls,n, w. T. Satei field,
Milforl, d J.; G. w. q ,s.en, N. Eas !;
Hon. ia L. Gordon, Alternate, Va.
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"
Tile mercantile partnership heretofore
existing between Eugene w. i'arne.
and Robert j. Mason trading and doing
business under the firm 1laIpe OF l'arnez
& Mas IL, Is this day by mntnal consent
dissolved. X. J /. Mason retiring. In the
future the business will be culltlncs<tl
10y Ell enc w. Barnes under the firm
! ame of E. ". Barnes s. Co., alul it IS
hereby agreed that the said Z. w.
Barnes q Co., assume all the debts Of
the late firm Of Barnes.& Mason, and all
persons indebted to them on joint nc
count are hereby notified that their ac-
counts are payable to the said +. w.
Barnes & Co. Give, Under our hands
this August Stli. 1855.
E. w. BARNES,
r. j, MASON.
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For stoves and furniture call on Pal
& Mason, Leemont
this:cOtea@ua.

The telephone line to connect the
Life Saving Stations has been extended
as far rs ropes Island, and Will reach
Assateague in few days.
Mr. John Miller of.New York left
Chincoteague. Tuesday Netompkin
III acli for therurpose of selecting a site
for the new Life Saving Station to be
established there.
Mr.. John H. Lnfliand, "a worthy citizen
of Chincoteague, died Sunday, OF typhoid
fever, aged 4G years. He wis u mtmbel
. of IL. e, Church and of Knights Of
pa aor. A wife AID for Children sur
vivo him.
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Democratic Meetings..

The following appointments for Dem.
,cratic speakers are announced on the
authority of DR.. John w. l'owdoill#
chairman Of Democratic County Com
iaittec'
Hons.w. A. Jones and SIS. wilkins
Pnngoteaeue, Saturday afternoon, &c,
tober 9th
u,frnau's wharf, Saturday night, Dc
t,ber 9th
Guy. Lee, Gilmor S. Kendall md Jas.
q Nj. Stnbbs
Accomac q. H., Monday, October 18th,
court day
Senators John W. Daniel of Virginia,
and S. Blackburn
At harbecnes to BIZ given at Keller and
New Church the last of October-day
given laeer
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The Olaneock Music School.
COLLEGE BUILDING.

WILL OPEN SEPT. II, 1888.
This is the second session OF this
school. Every advantage and ia
cility forthe study OF music offered.
Tie success of this sclonl last
year was very gratifying,and pros
poets for the coming session are
fattering.
TERMs-Piano $40 per quarter.
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo
real $50 per quarter, Glass vocal
Sl.25 per quarter.
Mrs.3Tibbie j. Lawrence (NVes
leyan Female College), principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes pupil OF
Koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use of Instruments.
Pupils practice under immediate
supervision of the teachers.
/ For catalogue address Mrs. lib
| BE LAWRENCE or Mrs. JENNIE
JoyNES.-
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Market Rcnorf.
Leenlnnt.

The receipts of sweet potatoes con.
TRUE to arrive freely from both Viz.
ginia and New Jersey. The latter are
very fine now and lave the preference
over Virginia stock. and al.a5 to $l.5(
per barrel is all that i, obtaipable at the
present time. prices wili undoubtedly
advance under lighter receipts. Advise
sending nothing but coed, chunky
sweets, as Only such will command the
highest market price.
q. S, PALMER.
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A Card.

We have ju treceived an invoice Of
ladies' oil graf ell shoes which were
manufactured expressly for ms and have
our anne on them. Every pair is war
ralted 10 give entire satisfaction or
money refunded. Many VIII, have al
ready purclas, The SAME shoe from us
arefully convinced t.,at they are he best
to lie found in tic market TOR The price
PATE s. MASON.
Leemnnt.
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On the first day CT the Novemrci
Term, 1855. of the court of The county
of Accomark. at the Court Ii use door
thereof, l shall offer for public sale al
there's estate belonging 10 delinquent
tax payers, for the years 1886 and 1887
descr ption OF which real estate cal
sbe seem in tile County. Court Clerk IS 81
flee. Join j. BLAcKsToEp, :.
County Treasurer.
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Especial attention is invited to the
c~rd of 'a,ker. Moore & Mein, Phila-
delpha. which appears in Jiiis. issue
The firm is first class and is represented
by Mr.. Major E Selby, one OF the clev-
crest and most popular men ION the
road
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johnson & Gladding, Horntown. Va.
a lvtrtise their new stock of goods iii
this issue. They have them in quaint
ty and variety TO suit their trade.
bought for cash and will be sold us
cheap as you can buy them anywhere.
Cali on them ut once.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

The members of Cleveland. Thnrman
and Kendall clubs in Accomac now
number nearly one thousand and acces-
sions to the ranks are being made daily.
Since our list issue Il club at Locust
Vile has been reported with 65 and
snother ut Ilallwood with 100 members
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f. A. MERRILL.
Tax Ns6ce.

Notice is hereby given that the STATE
lax and county levy for the. year 1888
are now due. and that in pursuance IT
law, the treasurer or his. deputy will he
at the following Lamed places ut tie
times herein specified and remain three
Eslsye at saeil place. for the purpose Of our:
Aecs!ax said taxes and levics:
Appointments Of john j. Blackstone,
treasurer
Keller Station. September 9th.
pengetea.ue, September zstll and 29th.
Onancock. October 4th, 5tl and 9th
Wschspreague City, October 18th. 18th
aid 2elh.
Accomack G. f.. October s9Jh, 30th
anil 3lst.
louisville. November 2nd.
Belle Haven. November 9th.
Tangier Island, November 18th and l4tH
Appointments of John e. Wise, dep.
uty treasured
Wooduerry. Sept. 18th, 18th and I4tli.
Guilfold, September la;h, 2Oth ani 2lst.
Aappsville, October 4th. 5tll and 9Th.
Marsh Market Oct. 10Th. l1th AMI 18th.
Temperanceville. October 25th, 26th
and 9th.
New Churih, Nov. 9Th. Ttll and Sth.
Chinco! eague Island, November leth,
18th an! 14th.
Those who have not paid their 1887
taxes and lrvies are hereby Informed
that unless the sameis paid by The 18th
of November, next, their property will
be levied on and sold to ray the same.
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In retiring from the late firm OF
Barnes Sc Mason, desire to thank the
public for their kind patronage in tile
past, and lnasmuch rs my late assOcia-
tim with Mr.. Barnes WAS always most
agreeabe. desire to ask my friends
and the pablo generally to give the new
firm their patronage knowing it is their
aim to give satisfaction.
Aug. g. 'SB. r.. j. MASON.
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If a good Democrat, do not fail to
register. if not already registered. on OF
before Saturday, October 9th. If the
matter is neglected by you, yon cannot
vote at the Presidential election, No
yember 9th.
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Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Assoc
citation.

Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Asso.
ciati0n.
Mr.. EDlToR-Please insert in Your
valuable PAPER from now until the Fair.
that Mai Baker Lee of Newport News
will deliver the opening address of the
Chesapeake Agricu'tur il Fair, October
S0th, and that the n. Y. Z. & Mr.. r.
will run IL cheap excursion daily special
train northbonnd and southbound. along
the line of Che road with Il day boat from
Norfolk (cheap rat 81. leaving Norfolk
In morning and returning after Fair
Mr.. R. b. Coke has madr arrange.
ments with the p. r. r. to sell cheap
excursion tickets from the Delaware d.
vision us we'll as Chester Il Phila, Il,
the Fair. Yours truly,
A. BkocKENDRoUGH,
Acting President.
1883. Oct. 10th.
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Mr.. I. Go: don, dealer in eeneralmer-
chandi e. Onancock. has inst returned
fr'm the city with complete line of
goods, such rs ready-made clothing.
loots, sllccs. dress goods, gents under
wear, notions, groceries Sc. Call on
him at the Crockett building if you want
bargains.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

Hon Gilmm S. Kendall will fill the
following appointments in AccomSc:
New Church. Saturday afternoon Oct.
9th; Cir, enbackvill,', Saturday night
Oct. 9th; Clincoteague, Monday night
Nov. 5tll.
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the
late firm Of Parks & Causcy. Leemont
are hereby notified that they must set
tie with said Fl III by l5t OF October as
t:longer indulgence will not be given.
EAfter shas date all claims Unsettled viii
lsbs placed in the li;tiids of All officer for
collection. Parks & C;,lisey.
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NoTIcE--I offer for sale at private
contract 40 acres of wood land.One mile
from HOMETOWN. on the road to Stock
ton.tMd. 1t is all high land ind has la
tnral. drainage. with an abundance ri
woods mold. and 80 acres OF it could be
easily PM into cultivation. 5n0 cords of
wood can be cut from same. Trrms-one
hNr. cash--tlie balance on time tn suit
purchaser. Abel A. Lake, Franklin City,
va
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Mr.. e. B. Lilliston will lave the reg
istration books open at Accomac 9. II.
Saturday, October 9th. Come out
young Democrats and help us to swell
the majority for Kendall at the Drum
mondtown precinct.
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Learn economy by going to Pate &
Mason's. Leenont, ga, who have re
Gently returned from the city with Il full
line OF general merchandise much larger
than they have ever had before. They
are determined not to lie surpassed
by any merchant in he county in prices.
variety and quality. The public is cor
daily invited to call aid examine their
tremendous stock in all its brancfes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

The pditorof this paper acknowledges
with thanks. complimentary tickets tc
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Associ.
alton and toa press lunch at Virgins
Exposition OH 18th inst.
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A large amount Of business WAS dis
patched at this term Of our circuit
Court which closed last Saturday. 1t
will he given to the public i'll our next
issue.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

Mrs. f. a. Merrill, Oslaucock, has
just returned from the city with IA COM
plete line Of millinery. Rtad her a'lver-
tisement aud cali to Ste her at once.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

Our graded school at Accomac G. f..
under the efficient management Of MI.
Jas. G. Mock and Miss Halle B. Hig-
gins is being we'll !atlonizcd. To date
IS pupils have been enrolled.
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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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The P,ninsula Lard and Improve
ment Company. Salisbury. Md adver-
.tise for sale in this issue W icomico Ma
riae Railway.
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Messrs. j. D. Belote & Son. Savage
vile. Va. have just returned from the
city with q full aid complete stock Of
fall and winter goods and customers
wanting bargains are requested to take
notice.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

Kent & Wilson, Parksley. offer to
thei, customers, special bargains III
boots and shoes. Read their advertise
merit in this issue.
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NoT1cE--All persons ARE hereby pro
liibited from cunning or otherwise tres
passing on the premises III which now
reside. WIN. L. Bradford
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Teackle Ncars, lunatic from the
upper part of the county was lodged i'll
our Jail last Tuesday. lie will be sent
to al asylum shortly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-20

For SALE offer for sale ct private
contract, the farm OF which John e..
Coleburn died seized and possessed sit
uated about II miles from Waclla-
preagueh,nd abolt same distance from
Melfa Station. 1t contains abont 80
acres Of excellent land. IN gond STATE
OF cultivation. well adapted TO trucks Of
I'LL kinds aud has on it. good dwelling.
'outhouses &c. a small cash payment
only will be required. The money for
same is not needed and all the time will
b. given chat is wanted, so long rs IN
terest is paid promptly. II not sold it
wlllbsfor rent after 1st of September.
Henry B. Stewart, HadlOck. Va,
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R.OCAl- NEwS s.

Ladies', misses aud chil'lren's work
of various STYLES C III be seen at Mrs. h.
A. Merrllls. Onancock.
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Prof. F. p. Brent willaddress the vo-
tiers at TenrpcrancevIlle in the nfter-
noon Of today and at Hallwood at
night.
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NoTIcE--I want TO buy and will pay
fair plice for a good work steer. A. j
Lillislon, Ac:uiIlac e.. Il.
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NEIGI;HSRnGGD NOTES.
NSaM rock
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Nsanroc7.-
/ Onancock merchants are displaying
their new goods.
! Miss Lizzie luiuu, NJ Now .Jels, y.
is visiting tie Misses Custis.
| Nine hundred ponds Of fine Tarbells
cheese Oh land at DuNick's.
Tile fine house on Main street, re.
lorging to Mr.. John 7. Wapl,s is near
ing completion.
| A revival meeting is leing conducted
in The n. +. Church by Rev. A. D.
Davis and J. w. EasleY.
Mis-. Lizzie Kelly left for baltimore
"Wednesday. SHE will visit State Expo
tsltion before her return.
Mr.. Tuliy A. .lo,nes IT., the old and
popular clerk Of tile E. S S Cn's line.
is spending the week at his home in
I OaancOck.
A donkey party was given at the
meeting Of the Z. Y & Local Clnh held
ut Miss Vida w. kclly's on last Friday
Light, after wiicl a rich collation. was
served.
| Toss Bailey Of Favagevllle, Willie in q
! tit of rase. took y gun and Went out in
Mr.. Wal r's ii ID last Friday. and de
liheratelY shot u negro man. No serious
damage was Gore.
4 handsome Democratic banner bear
ing the names OF Cl,yel7lld. Thurman
and Kendall, ana face portraits o..
Cleveland and Thurman Wis swung to
the breeze on last Wednesday evening
The banner WAS painted for tie Demo
cratic Club by Frank Hollis.
Senator James T.. Gordon, of Alhe-
marie county. spoke To q large AID TN
tllusiastic gathering of Democrats in
the Town Hall, Oh Friday night, Oct.
18th. His speech was decided mas
terpicce. combining logic and clrqLence
with grace and ease Of manner and
address. which completely captivated
his auditors.
Mr.. S. s. Baker. of the Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Exchange addressed
Il gathering of the farmers in the Town
Hail onFridsy night OF last week Nj,
Baker has pretty Thoroughly cailyassed
this section Of the county, and he has
found the farmers so pleased with the
manner in which the Exchange is con.
duct ed, that he has been led to anticl
l.ate a very tiattering patronage. With
this object in view the Exchange has
decided TO run a large and commMinus
steamer 10 this wharf every Satlrda,
and She is tn make her first trip t,Nay.
The i. o. G. II. for this district. met
i'll Onancock, Tuesday, Il.30 a NJ
Meeting was called To order Ivy Capt.
Dntton, State Lecturer. Thirty-Gve
delegates were present. This was
disappointment to the OnancOck food
Templars who made arrangements for
me hundred. The most Of The day was
consumed in business. At night the
Town Hall WAS filled with people and u
grand temperance demonstration WAS
had. After some good music by the
Good Templar choir OF the town, among
which the solos -hy Mesyrs. Massey and
Shields deserve special mention, Mr.
G. Jnynes introduced rs the speakers for
the evening. Elder Davis OF N. + Church
and Capt. button, who entertained the
audience to the delight of all present.
a closing appeal from Capt. Duttoi
brought forth thirteen new candidates
for membership. Miss Edith Leather
bury presided at the organ. A line uys-
ter SUPPER III the lower hall WIS sue
cess.
Baltimore butchers say thai W. r.
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Mr.. Win. NJ. TAYLOR. Jr., OF pungo
league will in few days associate him,
self as partner with Mr.. Bnnaick.
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The public will please take no
tice that the mill property desig-
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. ID. II. Dennis,l is now
owned by the undersigned who
wlllcontinue to do business at the
old stand, aud will endeavor TO
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu
ture tarors solicited:
Respectfully &C.,
JOSEPH d. JONES.
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90 A cross-marK on your paper, before
E55 your name. made with pen and INK,
sT indicates that your subscription has
expired. OF is due, ana you are re-
So specially solicited to remit OF re-
new.
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For SALE A medium size mule
Years old, sound AMI gentle. VIC. West
Onancock
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n AFFIXED.

KILMox-EwELI.- October 10th. 1889,
bv Rev. H.. S Dulaney. Charles L. Kill
mall 10 Miss MarceIins e. Ewrll.
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For SALE-Farm and dwelling al
I1urnto@n, Va. Fam contains 80 acres
nlrie or less-large roomY house. good
location, splendid yard, etc. For further
information apply to J. Douglass Wal
TlOp, Salisbury, Md.
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'''ii''iCn 10 tsii Metz utCi CdlHei.
Queen Hive.
We are solid for Cleveland and Ken.
dali.
Miss Lena Bushy of Norfolk. is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Mary Blackwell.
Albert Mock S new residence here is
nearly completed, and he will move his
family from jenkins Bridge to this
point next week.
Mr.. Charles Morris, boss engineer at
Queen Hive Mil. has cont acted with
Mr.. Robert Mock to build for HIM res
idencc Oh his property here Oh Raccoor
avenue.
A .oc!opening here fora newspaper
publication. blacksmith, shop, and a
canning house. Land givemaway to en-
trrprising men who will come here and
start either of the above enterprises
Mrs. Mary Blackwell has charge OF
or public school. She has more schol-
ais than the prcycnt house will comfort
ably accommodate, and new school
building is To he erected hele at AT
early day.
MIR. Alfred Lilliston. who hps tepn
awarded the Contract to build II Life
Saving Station on Mptolnpkin beach
has engaged services Of our skilled
wuik.nan, \. George Z. Mock. to SUI
nerintend the building OF the same. Mi;
Mock will take with hum from this
place fOar other workmen to assist him
Twelve wolkmen will lie necessary tt
complete the building on time.
Queen Hive, though only IL months
old, has four new dwelling houses, and
tour more will lie erected here early
next Siril 6 One OF .Allantic's vide
awake business men talks Of opening W
tirst-elass store at this point. Oul
thriving young village is laid out in one
and two acre lois, and located OH liigl
land in view of the Atlantic ocean. sit
uated betwe Atlantic and Assawamall
y more he .ly place cannot lie found OF
the Shor