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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-05
THOMSON, ALLEN 8 co.,

WAsATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND
wv Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property. A few chances to obtati;
acreage property or improved farms in closa
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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SPs CIAL NOTICES.
A MINER CO

DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE RE-
IL moved to $50 W. First South. Prop
erty solicited
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LOST.

ON MONDAY NIGHT, FROM HEPwoRTH
" & SONS Slaughter House, "A head of
sheep. Any person leaving information of
their whereabouts at 81 West First South
Street will be literally rewarded. They are
branded on the back
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-05

A WEEK AGO, A BAY MARE 7 YEARS
"A old, branded with an aAchor on left
shoulder and DC. on left hip, four white
feet, star in forehead. Leave information
with ]. A. Browning, at H. COhn & Co
State Road, and be rewarded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-05
ONE MORE SPEECH.
General Harrison Unbos0ms
Himself Again.
TARIFF ARGUMENT
He is Given a Reception at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, and IurEs Him.
self Loose Again.
General Harrison.

TOLEDO, O., September 4.-General
Harrison and party started for Indian
apoiis this morning. When the train
reaches Fort Wayne at pm, Genera
Harrison and party vii. be taken in
charge by the local committees. h
will remain at Fort Wayne three hours
and make speech, going to Indians
polls by special train.
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ENTERPRISE G. & S. MINING co,
The Articles of IncorpOrat ON
Filed Yesterday.

The articles of incorporation Of the
Enterprise Gold & Silver Mining Com
pany are filed with the clerk of the
Probate Court yesterday. The corpor.
alton is formed for the purpose of &C
curing and working mines, to conduct
sampllng mills and to carry ona gen
eral mining and smelling business.
The capital stock isIplaced at 81 SOC, 900,
divided into $500, 900 shares of the nom
inal value of So each. The amount of
capital stock is represented by the En-
terprise Mining claim, situated in
Little Cottonwood mining district.
This stock is subscribed for as follows:
Shares
Thomas Cahoon ................ 1
Joseph B. Champion. ......... /
E Schoppe Observation-Disclosures. l
Elizabeth c. Champion .......... 246,0OO
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On FRIDAY EVENING AT GARFIELD
" Beach. gold breast pin, set with
stones Please leave at HERALD Office and
get reward
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AT DEFIANCE.

DEFIANCE, o., September 1.-The
train stopped at White House, Liberty
and Napoleon, small villages, where
several hundred people gathered to see
him. He appeared and shook hands
but made no speeches.
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WANTED.

IMPOVERISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
J. housekeeping Address, giving loea-
ton and terms, &c. s. W." P. o. Box 1917,
city
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A BOUT THE LAST OF JUNE, NEAR
u Coalyille, one light sorrel riding horse,
weight about 700 pounds, branded G E C.
on right thigh. Any one returning the same
to G. E Coleman, Tooele, or to Barnes,
Lewis &, Co, will receive reward Of SIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-05

HAMMOND TYPE-WRITERs. 8 MONTHS
IL trial G. Orlob. y. C. NJ L, s. L. City
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A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
Il work. Good wages. Apply at GA W.
Sixth South Street
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
GrcenbuckYiIIc.

Miss Petite Wilson of Northampton
county, Il visitor If late to the family
Of her unc'e, returned home on last
Monday. to the regret OF htr many
friends liere.
The Greenhackvile alias Franklin
City nire played another match game
With the Pncomoke City niue, on Tues
day the 9th inst, resulting in favorof
the former BIZ scoIe Of II to 1G.
Our fellow townsman, Major e. Sell
by, has associated hims' If with the well
known drug firm Of Messis. Barker.
Moore s. Mein, OF Philadelphia, and has
started out as a travelling salesman for
that firm. The house is first-clasS in
every respect, and they are very FORUM
tie in having secured the services OF
such popular agent as Mr.. Selhy. Mr..
Selhy has many warm friends among
the business men Of tile Eastern Shore
Of Virginia and Maryland -also nparts
Of the State of Delaware.
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Tcmpcraacevisl

Visits to beach are almost of daily .oc
currence with our pcnple and Of course
havea peculiar charm to the beauN and
bellies in attendance.
A storehouse and one of the largest on
the Eastern Shore isto be erected inthe
village during January next, by Messrs.
Fl. E. Byrd & Son. A contract for um-
Der has already been made.
The corner stone Of Masonic Temple
here was laid according TO announce
ment in an impressive manner on We'd
nesday. The fair held in connection
with same was well attended and l"s
ceipts large. The readings at night by
Prof. Austin Merrill of Vanderbilt
University, charmed and delighted eve
ryone. Resolutions Of thanks were vo-
tfd by Lodge to him rs well as TO the
ladies who rendered such valuable IT.
vice at fair. In The cnrrer stone OF
Lodge were deposited, list of officers of
Sea Lodge X of H., of Relief Lodge
No. 5, A. Q. U. W., together wtha full
list of oflicels and members Ut Temper
ancevillc Lodge III A. F. Il A. NJ. and
c, D es of Baltimore Sun and PENINsU-
LA ENTERPRISE.
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June l. 1883.
Farm for S ale.

60 As | shall give mp
MisiR farming and go into
s:gsss;ss other business, | now
oIltr Tor sale my farm situeted on
Clincoteague Island, Acc mac
county, Virginia. The property is
verytlcslrabIe and consists Ofabout
forty acres of improved land, with
goo hose containing fJurrooms.
and a good fence nearly one.half
wire and wilre oak posts.
There are two pastures. one fresh
and one salt. and a creek running
within one hundred yards Of the
house, and public road running
tar0ugll The farm to the business
centre of the townand to the steam
boat wharf. The property is stll in
good condition and Will be sold at
bargain to amy good farmer. 1t
is well adapted to corn or trucks Of
any kind as it is excellent level
land, and not more than half
mile from the steamboat landing of
the town. The farm will be sold
OIL reasonable terms. For further
particulars apply to
WIN. II. LEWIS,
Chinc0teague Island,
AccOmac county, Va.
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Tho Ch1ncotcasue Canal.

Tie report Of General w. T. Smith
of the United States engineers, having
charge of the river and harhor improve
mcnts in this section, has just been
presented to congress. The following
is his report of the Chincoteague canal:
The project for THIS improvement is
to connect. by dredging. the natural
waters between Chincottagne bay and
The Delaware bay, formlnga continuous
waterway 70 feet wide at bottom and 6
feet in depth at mean low water. The
route WAS surveyed in 1854. and the act
Of August. 9Th, 1856, appropriated SlS,-
$50 for the commencement of the i'm
provenent AMI directed the sum ito he
used from Chincoteague bay 10 Indian
River bay" The Delaware legislature
passed an act il 1857, providing Tor the
purchase Of the right of way and dona-
ting the same to the United States. The
work Will be commenced as soon us the
title to the land needed for the right Of
way has been approved by tile pat-
mcnt of justice. Tie total amount eX-
pended to the close Of the fiscal year
ended June 30tll. 1855, WAS SS21.4l,
which WIS applied to surveys To locate
between Assawoman lay and Indian
River bay. The amount asked for the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1890, if
appropriated, will he applied to contin-
uing the improvements, in accordance
with the adopted project. The esti
mated amount Of commerce interested
il. the Improvement, and which will be
offered a competing route Of transpor-
tation is l,795 eco.
Money statement-Amonnt available
July LIST. 1887. SIT 1851; amount ex-
pended, S17.0S; amount available, ST.,
92S.5 tstim:ted amount required for
completion of project, 1891 $50; amount
that can be ploftably expended during
the next fiscal year, $4,000
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Wo.k lla, been ctnmen I'd on S. ore
house of West & VIII S, aud seven car
enters being employed VIII soon b.
c nupletel.
Tie hall of a o. u. w. will be com
pleted from LIST tn l0tl, of September
The two lower rooms will be used fol
school purposes.
The Kellam hotel is nearing compile
ton. and in about two weeks G Lloyd
Doughty will add another story and
other improvements to lis hotel.
Mrs. Mary Shields continues very i'll.
Mr.. Lloyd Bird seriously i'll for Il loIc
time is convalescent. Bailey y. Belote
very sick with typhoid fever is some
what oetter.
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0nOIlcock.

The lawn tennis craze has struck
Onancocl,
Frederick r. Lewis is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Hattie Dix is visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. Thos. A. Evans.
w. T. Wise's little girl fell over the
fence and br, Ike her arm, Sunday.
Tie editor of the Times. who has
been absent for some days. has returned.
G. L. Walter left for the city last
Monday TO buy furniture to commence
housekeeping.
Capt J. NJ. Cobb arrived from Havre
dc Grace, Monday, with cargo of ice
Tor W. T. Rundick.
Di'd at Orancock. Monday. July 23d,
at ? 80 o'clock, Robert, infant son of e.
E. Miles, aged months.
Capt. Henry Crockett's little son was
run over by horse Saturday and hurt
very badly about the head.
Our young men have organized all
athletic Club, ami some of them are
getting the manly art down fine.
Arthur Mears AMI Miss Amanda
Hurst left on steamer Maggie Saturday
afternoon. The lady came TO Oman
cock with her father and sister Saturday,
and managed to give them the 'slip''
and was joined by Mears and together
they boarded the steamer and left for
parts unknown. The laly'S father OBJ.
jected 10 the match and Mears' visits to
the house had ceased.
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DR., Geo. W. LeCato, Trustee, will
sell at public auctionon the premises ,on
Tuesday, August 14th. Sp. M, three
tracts of land of Which Jol n Il. Bun
pick died seized and possessed, situated
in Bladford's Neck, and containing re-
spectiveiy, %, 81 and 81 acres. a fine
opportunity is hereby presented to Sc.
cure small farms of excellent land in a
healthy AID desirable neighbo! con
venient to fish, oysters &C., and in
about miles Of the village of Wacha-
pltaSue.
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Belle Haven.


DR.. j. II. Ayres has located at Be!'e
fIaven for the practice of his profession.
Messrs. Charles and Will Walk!ey of
Ohio, are visiting their uncle, James T.
Walkley.
M. James NJ. Dunton died at his
residence in Occolonlcck Neck, Tues
day, oath inst, aged 81 Vars.
Another til, and stove house and a
drug store are among the possibilitie;
heIe-and shoemaker shop IS needed.
Prof. Littleton, VIII, has been en-
gagged as principal for the graded school
here. arriv d with his family on Taes-'
day,
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RaYa! Flour Premiux,.

To the Ladies of Accomac an, North
ampton:
a barrel of ROYAL Flour or SIS in gold
will be awarded the lady exhibiting tile
lest loaf OF Yeast bread made of our
Royal Patent flour at The Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair, this yelr.--preminm
loaf 10 be forwarded to horse. The de :
cision Will he made by committee az
pointe! by Association.
JAS. MYER & Co,
ISL Cheapside, BALTIC. Md.
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Douglas Manual colcred, aided by
parties from the outside, escaped from
our Jail last Wednesday night. His
escuers elm bed over the wall and broke
three heavy padlocks. which fastered
the iron doors leading to his cell. He
was COZ. fined for grand larceny and was
awaiting action of the grand jury. lie
had previously escaped from two other
jails in Maryland in which he had been
imprisoned for similar offences.
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rFnrrahi Murrah

for the grand picnic to be l:ell at Stur-
gis' wharf nca;. Cradlcc.lville, August
18th. under the auspices OF the I. o. G..
t. Ic-. rean. eike, lemo 'e, SC. in
abundance. Croqnet and other anus
ing games-tbei utfnl shade, cnmforta-
bic accommodation and magnificent
view to the Bay. Goml bathing. every
body invited. Come prepai u. to have u
good time and help IL rood cause.
NJ. Il. WISE, Com,
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Excursion to ocean City.

Thele will lie an excursion to Ocers
City, Md, on Tuesday, July 31st, from
Cape CHARLES and all stations along the
a.. Y, P. Il N. r. r. to Pocomoke
City. The excursion is gotten up by
private enterprise, and will be first elias IS
ill every respect. The train will be
comp sed of ten passenger coaches. so
that all can be comfortable. For seized
Tile see posters. COMMITTEE.
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Election of officers.
ISL Cheapside, BALTIC. Md

The I. o. G. T. of Charlottesville
Lodge No. 5S5, elected tn" following Of
ficers Wednesday night WHO will be IN
stalled publicly "Wednesday evening
August LIST, SIP. m.: Geo. B. MasonS
G. T.; Miss Mollie E. Carmre, v T.:
j. Thos. Walter, Sec; Vim. B. Shields,
T, Sec; A. NJ. Powell, Treas: Z. A.
Webster, Marshall; Geo. DAVIS, Guard:
JAS S. Stur-is, Sentinel.
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NEIGHn0RH0OD NOGES.
6hilIcOteaTEe.

Capt. Isaac Jones and wife, Waycrly.
N. j., are visitil g friends in our town.
Miss Mary F. Babbltt returned from
New York alter Il long visit on the Goth
inst.
A protracted meeting commences at
our NJ. T.. Church on Goth inst, con-
Quoted by Rev. Is. T. Irliitt.
The annual pony pennings for ASA
league and ChincotraeUe take place re-
spectiyely. August 18th and 18th.
Especial preparations are Icing made
for the accommodation of guests at the
Atlantic hotel during the Baptist Asso-
citation.
A cargo of watermeloms, the first Of
the season, were landed here on the 18th
INST. 10y Capt. JAMES Thornton, of the
schooner Medora Frances.
The viewers appointed Ivy court will
report favoially as to the necessity for
the expenditure of sl50 for shells to be
used in repairing our county roads.
Miss Sallie r, Laws. daughter of .Jno.
B. Laws of parsmsblrg. Md. died here.
while on visit to her sister, Mrs. Lee
Dislaroon, on July 10Th of consump-
ton, aged lSycars. Her remains were
taken TO Snow Hill, Md. on p lust, for
interment.
The committee of arrangements ,Bap-
fist Association. report that they vii!
he able to furnish first class accommo
lations to the 120 ministers and dele
gates expected to be present. They
will lave good quarters, the water sup
ply will lie equal to the demand. and
such luxu.es rs soft cr;bS,uysters fish.
friel chicken. &C., Will be abundantly
provided for them.
Atlantic hotel arrivals This week: 5.
Murray Mitchell John G. McsSick, j.
T. Hudson. Frank P. Mock. Ph;ladel
ahia; james H Price, Wilmington Del:
II. II. Shirk Lancaster, Pa: W. G
!>loughton, S. G. Bnyntin, Ohio; z. P.
Duffy, DR.. w. H Fedleman, George
a. Zirc,el. NJ. ]. Byrd, Prof. John G.
Robinson. II. Metliocht. Baltimore: Ell
Benson, Pocomokc City: John Drifting
lain, w. S. Holland, S. Il. Johnson. +
p. Scarborough, L. f. TIL! lor, S. X.
Powell, J. II. Mears, Accomac.
The talk of our town at present is tile
chastiSement inflicted with poe on
Chief Justice Mlmford by one of the
gen.ler(?) sex on the aO;h inst. The
justice at her solicitation had drawn up
apaper, warning trcspasserS from her
waite front Where natural oysters grew.
ard the Justice and his son nting the
first to ignore the wGruing by landing
there. was the first to fall a victim to
her righteous wrath. Our Justice. of
course. was too gallant to resist. and leg
bafi being the only alternative left him.
made a few hundred Yards with a rapid
ity that would have done credit to the
must popular favorite of the turf.
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Mr.. Henry G. Doughty has recently
accepted an engagement with the well
known firm of Witt, Beidler & Co. Bal
timole. and will call OH our merchants
shortly. a tourist so popular, repre-
senling so excellent a finn Should re,
ceive a liberal patronage at their hands.
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Attention Stockholders.

All persons having certificates of
stock In the OnancGck Town Hall Com
pany, are requested to report to lne by
August 18th the number of such certif-
Gates and the number of shares held.
The object Of the above is to get a
correct record of the stock in place of
that destroyed by the late fire.
w. 7. WISE, Sec'Y.
July II. 1855.
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An all-day fair will be held at Bethel
Baptist church. Thursday, End day of
August. Dinner, supper. ice cream,
colfectioneres. &C., will be served on
the occasion. 1 the weather is inclem-
ent on that day the fair will be held
next day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Miss Maggie Bay'y of Staunton spent
two da,s al Capt.. 0. a. Brownies, nea'
Accomac G. H.. this week, and being Il
deserved f;,vorite in this vicinity many
regrets are expressed that she could not
favor MS with a longer visit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

VT. Bundick of Onancock furnished
the so gallons of fine ice cream sold AT
Tempelanceville on the 25lh, by The
Masonic Order, and also the 20 gallons
sold at Rurton's landing on the 2Srd, at
the pisnic of Locnstville Sunday school.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

If you wish to go to the ca.npmecting
in GOOD style, yuu should first visit John
w. Durcan's irwelry store. Ouancock,
Where YOU can get anything you want in
the line of jewelry. wal ches. &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Tie dedication of II. E. Church,
Reads wharf, northampton. hereto-
fore announced in our columns, has
been postponed until September 2nd--
at which time the building will be COM
pleted.
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The announcement islnade byrequest
that Sunday school services at Metho-
dist church in Drummondtown on next
two Sundays Will he suspended, on &c
count OF repairs now Icing made to
chu: CHI,
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Hollies Baptist Church near Pungc-
league, recently remodelled and ell
larged, and now enc OF the handsomest
church edifces on the Eastern Shore.
will be dedicated on September End.
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In another column, an excursion to
Ocean City, Md, is advertised. Ten
co iches have been engaged and the com
mittee having the matter i'll charge will
sec that everyone is comfortably seated.
The fare will be one dollar. Train leaves
Cape Charles $50 a. M. arriving at
Ocean City 1G:45 a. NJ.
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y grand picnic under the auspices Of
Independent Order of Good Templars.
will he held at Sturgis wharf, near
Charlottesville, August 18TH. See ad-
vertiSement
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E. G. Polk will be at Drummond-
town, Monday, court day, with gooG
line of summer suitings, which he will
sell very low TO close out this seasons
stock. Give him call.
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Alr. J. II. Feddeman will call on olr
merchants next week. with full line
of cigars and tobaccos. He will offer
special inducements to purchasers of
igars. Hold your orders for him.
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July II, 1855.
Attention Friends Of Temperance.

All persons holding active member
slip With the Onancock Council F. of
T., on January 1st, 1887, are requested
to report their names TO me by August
18th. as business of Importance relating
10 the Order, is 10 he disposed OF.
w. I. WISE, Sec'y.
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All persnns in arrears for subscrip-
ton. advertisement and job work who
attend court next Monday, are respect
fully invited TO call at the ENTERPRISE
Office and pay their bill.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Mr.. VIM. + White M,tompkln hss
engaged two sloops to convey delegates
and visitors to Baptist Association.
Chincoteagre. For further narticu.
lars. apply to him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Messrs. l.. II. Sturgis, Geo. Widg' o.
and Dixie Fitchett. prominent citiz"n
of Cape Charles. honored our sanctuiI
with visit Yesterday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

Mr.. Tllos. y. German las opened a
livery stable at Parksley and is now
ltaGy to convey passengers to any part
Of Peninsula at moderate rates. See
advertisement.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

FoH SALE.-I offer for sale on rea-
sonaple terms Il very desirable house
and lot situated in the village of Tenn
perahcevile. 1t contains six good
rooms. three above and three below,
with back porch and pantry. a good
school and church, almost at door. For
further particulars. apply 10
&c. 1acoDs,
DIR. j. L. Brpdwater.
Telnperanccville, Va.
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GO . . -:


such as Black Silk Patterns. Hen
1iptta Cloths in all of the recent
shades, fine Cashmeres, Suitings,
Nuns Veilings, Beige mixtures,
Sateens, Batiste, Lawrs, Sc.
WHITE GOODS
EN- uroideries, &C., some Specialties
i'll Plaid AInslinS, India Linens,
Swiss Embroideries, Allover EN-
broideries and Hamburg Edgings
of endless variety, at prices rang
ing from 3 Cts. up to 81 80 per yard.
Gents Furnishing Goods
cheap and attractive enough to
please any one.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

When Won yisi: Baltimore stop at tie
Maltby House, where will he found
first Glass accommodation ard exceed
ingly low rates.
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Rev. John McNabb will sell at public
auction next Monday at Acconac e. II,
thoroughbred Alderney heiltr, year
old.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

The Republican Congressional Con-
veniion for this district meets at Glou-
custer c. H. Wednesday, August End.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

WANTED--Ag goo housekeerer. must
BIZ 1t first. class cuok. Best wages To The
right party. Apply to DR.. john X.
Bowdoin, Mappsville, Va.
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For SALE-I will sell on very reason
able terms my year Old Morrill, Ii are.
She is very stylish. fast and one OF the
most promising colts in the State. Geo.
Il. Read, Read s wharf. Va.
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For REST-A dwelling house in
O,ancock will sell it together or
seIarate from the storehOuSe now occn
pitd by F. A. West. Apply to W j.
Rue, Belle Haven. w. T. Wise, OMAN
cfnE
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The Accomac Baptist Association
will He held OH Chncotegue Island this
,ear, commencing August 18th.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

W.T.. Bundick OF Cnancock. received
Z. fine cargo OF Northern ice this week,
and is selling livery cheap.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
LEGAL NEWS.

The Bo;ud of Supervisors meets Mon
day, August 9Th.