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Daily Republican., 1889-04-27

The communication and extract from
the minutes OF the Town Commission
ers of Newport, received by the coro,
ner's jury last evening, puts an entirely
different phase on the matter. On
Thursday afternoon the testimony
taken at Newport showed that a peti.
ton asking for safety gates at the
Walnut street crossing, where Mr.. and
MIS-. Wade and the boy Lenderman
were killed on Wednesday afternoon,
had been circulated and signed, but
had not, for some reason, been pre-
scented to the company. Last evening
Superintendent Carter testified that to
the best of his recollection no such
petition had ever been presented to the
company, and that il it had been, it
would have been sent to him, but in
the face OF that is the certified COPY,
from the minutes of the Newnaris 1f6wr
Commissioners, shoYinGS that In 1SS-
Daily Republican., 1889-04-27
KENNARO&CO,
Another Surprising
Bargain.
SIS PAIRS
Ladies' 4-butson Tan shades
Embroidered Kid G'oves at

50 CENTS PER PAIR
worth in the regular way
500. We purchased the
entire balance in the
hands OF the import
ers of this make of glove at
a great reduction.
Importers and manufact.
urers make these large re-
auctions in order to c'ose W.
consignments before anoih-
er seasons comes in. They
are now getting stock ready
for Fall trade.
Bargains often come to
us in this way--and you
now have a chance at one OF
the best yet offered.
g. CENTS PER PAIR
Al the same time we vii
offer another closing lot o.
an importer.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-27
4 50 Per Cent Dividend.

ET ISN'T A SPECULA-
ton, for it is the costlicst
L Clothing in our house to.
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FOR SALE BY
GcafTaef

That valuable FARM known an
.sFarmiugton," situated at and
near Birds Nest station, in North
aInpton county, containing four
hundred acres, about one-halt of
which is cleared and the other half
woodland. The farm is iu IL nigh
state of cultivation, is well adapted
to the growth of grass and all kind
of trucks and has Oh it Il good
dwelling, two good tenement houses
and all necessary out buildings; i5
is convenient to churches and
schools and is a mile and quart-
er from asea-Side landing. The
farm will be sold as whole or IN
parcels of fifty or one hundred
acres TO suit purchasers.
Persons desiring a good stock
or truck farm would do we'll to e1
anime the above described proper
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to
OHIO Z. MEARs, Atty.
Eastville, W.,
or to R.J. BULL,
Birds Nest, Va.
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Golden Wedding.

Oh. Wtdnt sday, Sept. lllh, the gold
IN wedding of Mr.. and Mis-. Geo. W.
Mason, residing near Onancock, WAS
appropriately observed by the relatives
and a few friends. Each has passed the
limit Of human lifetime. but both are
fairly well plese,vrd. lie lives within
mile Of where lie was born, farm
Which has letn in the family Slice colo.
niad times when his grand-uncle George
Mason owned it. Tie fathers of both
tins aged pair fought in the wsrof 1872.
Mr.. Mason l:egai life at the bottom
rurg of the ladder, with the usual odds
of those early days against him. bnt
has worked his way mp until he has he.
come one of the largest land owners on
Eastern Virginia. Both have been
members Of the NJ. j.. Churcl, since
early life. and remained unflinchlngly
tue during those trying times in the
days agcne when so many filtered and
Transferred their membership TO other
con,munons-and they lave the satis-
faction IN their old age of seeing all
their children ard their responsible
grand children in he Methodist church.
Their only son George is leading
member of the Southern Methodist
church on Pnngotcaguc charge. While
the entire family is in the Methodist
church. every voter in The family is i
party Prchib;tionist. and It is hard In
say whether the former or latter give,
the greater satisfaction to the old sire.
OF their four living children, "a grand
children and one great grand.child only
two grand children were absent. Tile
entire day was spent socially and closed
with the doxology, prayer. and the ben
edlction-a day long TO Oe remembered
by all who were presentand avery green
and fragrant SPOT in the memory of the
aged TWAIN. A FRIEND.
Onarcock. Sept. is, 'S9.
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lsouscprcnkrux and Robbery.

The store of Mr.. VIM. II. Parker.
Tasley station. was broken into and
about 1928 and small quantity Of
goods taken therefrom on last Sunday
night. All entrance to the store was
made with an axe. through The upper
window, which left behind was traced
on next day TO a negro Henry Scarhurgh
by his footprints, who heing charged
with the offence, confessed lis guilt,
duplicating three other negroes. Gen.
Dunston. Daniel Bagwcll aud his son
Isaiah Eagwell. Sca,hureh, after MAX
ing his confession, carried the officer
having him in charge oplace where he
had buried it and handed over tn
him Sc. which he said was his Share
in the division of HE SPOTS.
In his confession Scarhurgh stated.
that he and Isaiah I.ncwell watched
while Funston a, d AID Daniel l}agwelI
entered the store. and that it wa' their
intention to have killed Mr.. Samuel
Ayres, the clerk IN the s!O." bat hr llap-
pene,l to he away at tine nr Tie rob.
hery. lie stated further.that in making
the division of tie morev it WAS put
into four piles and Daniel having taken
two of EN-. lac thought ii WAS loo lad
for Isaiah, his son 10 lave nnilliug.ard
he handed him dollar flcm his pile.
That dollar. Isaiah first den:ri, then
confessed that ScsrMurgh gave it To
him and passed it over 70 Mr.. Parker.
The rest Of the missing money has not
l,ten II covered. and the other negroes
deny that they were involved in the
robbery. or the money stolen from
store SIS OF same was in pennies, AID
the wife of Daniel has sine" been s. Ell
with several handfulS of coins of that
denomination. They We're all arraigncd
before Justice Nelson ut Onancnck last
Monday. and by him sent to jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
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Fairs and Festivals.

A fair and festival will he held ut
Amiss Chapel. Thursday ami Friday .
Oc;ole Srd and 4tl., to commence each
day at . p. m.
I he Parksley picnic and basket auc
ton supper heretofore annouNcetl, has
been postponed until next Tuesday.
oath inst. OF first fair Gay thereafter.
Oysters will be a specially on the occa-
sion.
Rev. W. \. Street authorizes the an
nouncement. that a festival will he held
at Halls Chapel on Wednesday, 18th
inst. to raise funds to defray :elt on
church. supper, ice cream &c served
on the occasion.
An NIL day fair will lie held ut Andrew
Chapel. Wednesday. 25,h inst. for ben
fit of Sunday school If ;lat church.
Dinner, su! per and refreshments will
he served in abundance on h. OCCASION.
The public cordially invited.
The members of Ayrcs' Chapel. neal
Leemont. will hold a fair and festival in
their grove, ON Wednesday Of next week =,
both afternoon and evening. Rev. w.
y. Wise Of Cape Charles will deliver
an address at 80. Music with comet
will enliven tile services. The proceeds
to lie invested in an organ for church.
Tile friends Of the I.eemont NJ. p.
Church will hold u fair aud festival on
Tuesday AMI "Wednesday. October lat
and 2h,l. There will lie io, sale on the
occasion toys. fancy articles, colf,c-
tionerieS. ice cream. sc. Supper, con-
sisting Of the drlicacies of the season
including oysters, will be provided each
evening. Should the days named above
he inclement, the fair will open on tile
first fair day thereafter.
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A Card.

To the citizens of Accomac and
Mort hampton cnunties:-I have fully
complied with the requirements Of the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
If Watertown Ny. as tier rei'rrspl:-
tatiye on the Eastern Shore. have
y ell literally patrunzrl in life lnslr-
ance Throughout the counties and
Thanking those that did so for same, l
nuw ask for a share oi the lire inslr-
ancc. Whoever may favor me with
same sl.al. Lave Justice shown them in
every particular. AMI prompt attcntlen
ut my hands. 1t is The strongest
and l.ugrst company doing e1-
elusive dwelling business in The United
States. Net assets for prot. ctlnn of
pulley holders 81 O5S. lG9 "a All coI.-
mul,icallons promptly answered Ivy ri
tliln mail. aud iis..f;.nce uf lie Or life
attended u, al. me.
". A. WARRINGTON,
k.l.r sta'iri, Va.
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y,Ina bic nea, Estate a. Auc,ion.

The zeal estate to he s0ltl at public
auction, next Saturday.at Willis wharf,
northampton county. should attract
purchasers from every part of the East
ern Shore who lave monty to invest,
and would place it where it is most
likely not only to give the best returns,
but desirable bv reason of its location
and surroundings. Accessible as it is
ny rail and water, and situated AS it IS
in one of the most desirable ne;glbor-
hoods OH the Eastern Sill # it is hard
to OyereStimate its value Sold IS 1t is
in several parcels, the mclcll mt, far
mer, waterman. or tile party l.. sea; CHI
Of a delightful home call all br suited.
1t you lave money 10 invest. take tie
train for Exmore, and take view OF it.,
or he promptly OH hand on dIy of sale.
Really We do not REMINDER, when any
more desirable proph " WIS ever Of
.fered for sale on Eastern Shore.
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HynIen~ni.

A wedding ceremony WAS performed
on Cllirolcaguc, rn Thursday. Septem-
her s. Ii. If uin>l5l interest, the groom
hrinc Mr.. Edgar V. 1'v,ford. aropn.
lar al:tl,xc.ll 'rr Young man, and the
bride, Miss Lillian ". Lewis the pretty
and attractive daughter o.: MIS-. :. NJ.
Lewis. Tie n'array" imk place at
brides residence, Rev. j.. J.. Truitt (
iirialing. in The pres nee Of many AL
mirins friends. The following attend
cd asl,rnlssnalde ard gniom men, Miss
Ida Wheaton, and WI Matthews. Miss
Annie Jester OF Phlla.. and IL. IIud
sonof Westminster. Nd.. with Mr. II.
*. &. C'rbin master Of crremoni s.
'iiG Fresents were valuable and numcr-
nls.- After rartak;ng OF the marriage
feast elegant III all respects and served
with old time Virginia hospitality. the
bride and gronm lett i'y stealrrr for ! hr
Baltimore exposition, and from that
point on = tour to he mountains. NJ.
Dissolution OF Co-Eartnership.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing undert The firm name IF &. B. FM.s
que e. Co.. is his dav dissolved BY
mutual consent, Mr.. G. j. Fnsqup.
retiring.
G.. y. Fosque,
T. NJ. l'oggs,
J.. ". Groton.
Orancock, Sept. 80.
The undersigned have this day form
ed II partnership under llr- firm name
and style Of B,ggs & rotor.
F. u. Boggs,
+. M. BnGgs,
T.. w. GsGton,
tsnccessors t")
G i. FosQuc & Go.
Sept. 2, 50.
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3rorc,,1,.iie Notes.

Slocomb s. Ames, Onancock, open
out large stock of fall ard winter
goods at their large double store today.
W.T.. Bundick, Onancock, arrived
again from the city yesteriay, with a
still larger and cheaper stock of fine
fresh beef.
West, Willis & Wyatt. Belle Haven,
open out new stock of goods next
week, which they propose to mark
downto suit the times, and are too ell.
terpri:ing TO be undersold.
Pate & Muson, formerly at Lremont,
Va, now ccupy their large new store
at i'arksleY, recently stocked with Il
large and complete line OF goods Of eve
~ kind and description. They invite
both old and new customers to call on
them i'll their new quarters and propos.
to make it e. their advantage to do so.
Dir. Jas. Z. Dausherty. an enter
erising young merchant at Daugllerty
z. o. h:.s Just received ~ line Of dress
goods, boots shoes. hats, caps, notions,
groceries &c., bunsht low and which
he proposes TO sell accordingly. An in
sp, ction uf same is invited and he Is
for purchasers to judge for
themselves.
w. Z. Colehuln & Son, Accomac G..
IT. have opened out their fall and winter
goods, in. variety and quality to suit all
classes of their customers. and are pre-
I,are;l to. sell them at lowest possible
lricps. Their line Of ladies' dress goods
is especially finc, and their sock of
boots. shoes, hats, cars, notions. grocer
les, &C.. is very full. They invite in
spcctiun before yon purchase elsewhere.
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ED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9TH, at tn,
residence OF D.. Z. =. Flnnry, Waclla-
preague, Mr.. Severn T.. Bow luin. aged
10 years.
F1TcnETT.-Suntlay. September 1+.h,
near Capeville, Thomas j. Fitclictt,
aged 50 years.
Enthusiastically. 18th inst. OF
congestive chill.ll near EastviIle. Eveline,
daughter OF Thomas anil Jennie Addi-
son, aged 2 years and 6 months. She
was a very bright and attractive Child.
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Teachers In,,itutc.

The arrangements for-the Institute,
to be- ltklqt Belle Haven, on the 9th,
25tF and 26th inst. have all heen com.
nletetl. Board has been secured at
reasonable rates Ill the homes of Belle
Haven for all attending he Institute,
and reception committee will meet
the trains at Exmore, Tuesday NOM
ING and afternoon, to assign teachers to
pleasant homes. The daily exercises
will be held il. the Belle Haven high
school bnilding. ut which place a COM
mittee will always lie waiting 10 assign
homes to teachers coming 10y private
conveyance. Profs. Littletun, Joynes
and Brent of Accomac, and snperinten-
dplt j.. 1. Handy of Kent county, Del.
and superintendent VIM. II. Dashiell.
of Somerset county Nd, will assist the
county superintendent 10 make the
Institute pleasant and instructive.
Each evening there will lie exercises
OF a popular nature. two OF which at
least. will be lectures 10y Prof. F. P.
Brent. and Supt. l.. 1. Handy. 1t is
the desire Of the Superinteidents hold
ing this Institute that every white
teacher of the counties IT Accolnac aud
Northampton be present during tile
Whole OF these exercises. that they may
take to their class rooms the iDstruc-
tion there impaired TO the end that old
methods may be improved, new ones
adopted aid the cluse Of education
among our people advanced.
Very respectfully.
JOHN L MApP,
IA Is, HANDY.
SIOariu-Yi d, lis uf-Sph iolS,
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ipCrEOua ].

Mrs. Z. F. G.. Garrett. Ac .nmac e.
H., is visiting friends in Pilgelirld,
Conn.
Miss Rosa Duflicld. of Baltimore.
Nd. is the guest of Misses Blake and
Alice GUSTS, Accpmac e. ii.
Mr.. James Parramnre, Accomac {.
H.. is confined To his home by injuri 8
receive from Il f III Inst week.
Mr.. Spp' Car d. Hopkins, Onancock.
arrived home from Colorado Springs
asst week, much improved in llea I'll.
Mr. Richard n. Ames, OF The firm OF
Slocnmb & Amrs, is recruiting Lis
health III the mountains of New lamp
silre.
Mr.. W. l.. Russell, Northumberland
county, Va. after an absence of five
yeats, WAS home OIL a short visit 10
friends last week.
Miss Alice GUSTS returned from
Rockbridgc Alum Springs, after So
journ there for several weeks for her
health. on last Friday.
Mr.. Alfrrd J. Smith. formerly of this
county now prosperous merchant Of
Florida,w was home OF a visit to his rcla-
tives, Wacharreaglle city, this week.
Mr.. George w. Mock and wife, after
an absence Of about two years from A. :.
comac, engaged in teaching school in
Yuma county, Arizona, returned home
this week.
Mrs. Sam1.I. Stevenson and Mrs. NJ.
A. Gibbons return from visit of sew
eral weeks to friends in New York and
Baltimore tn their home at Accomac
(, TT today
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

The fair held AT the Onancock Dap
list Church, last Tuesday, was a grand
success. The net receipts were from
Sl50io Sl75. A silk quilt was sold for
ST.. so. and the largest number OF votes
being cHst for Mrs. TibbeI Lawrence
was awarded to her. Hon. p. w. Nc
Kinney. our next Governor, distanced
all other competitors in the CEN est for
a carriage afghan, which was sold for
S,S.75, and Sarah Waples, a little
daughter Of Mr.. John NAPLES. received
the highest number of votes and
became the happy rossessor of a hand.
some doll, which Was disposed Of for
the sum Ut S225.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

TIE Prohibition ticket for q proper
consideration is advertised as above
Itneither has cur endorsement or VIII
receive oursurport. Its publication Is
entirely Il business arrangement ana
with the express understanding that we
reserve the right 10 criticize the men
and their methods whenever i'll our
opinion tile necessity for The same
arises
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Thos. Sutton. colored. living near
Pun, colleague. was sert to Jail last week
for II e larceny of a neiglihor's geese
AVID Alice Ayres. colored. hecame an
occupant of our county jill also This
week for stealing bracelets and wearing
apparel of lady near Wacllapreage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

S. K. Martin & Co.. have just re-
ceived another lot of leather top bug
gies, which will he sold very low f r
cash. They also have on l'a!d select
stock of everything IN building line at
lowest market rates.
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From this date until I return with
my fall stock, will sell goods low to
close them out, Will buy new goods as
soon IS my collections will permit.
Send in your checks they Will be appre-
ciated. Respectfully,
III. johnson.
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Pennington a very valuable farm
of Mr.. r j. Eull, located near Birds
Nest. Northampton, Is advertised for
sale hy private contract through the
columns of the ENTERPRISE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED. WANTED-A good cook,
colorrd woman preferred, wages $40 per
month. work light. hot and cold wafer
in kitchrn-must he clean, pleasant and
come well recommended. a I'rocken-
hronOn, Eastville, northampton couil-
~. Va.
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For snre at pnbtlc Auction.

1 will sell at public auction at Acco-
mac G. H., n Monday. Septemherc' nrt
day, one colt sired by Twilight, IS
months old, 3 wsand two calves, sey-
eral bedsteads, and other household pro.
perry &c.
IL CrNrrr
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Cards are ont for the MAJ riage, on the
18th. of Miss Estelle Wood. of Bates
vile, Albemarle county, to Hon. $. 5.
Wilkins, representative flom Nutl-
ampton.-Pi"neer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Mr.. Jas. G.. Mock AID Miss Halle
Higgins have been rcarpointed princi-
pal ard assistant of graded school at
Accomac G. H.. and same will be re-
opened Monday, Sept. SO.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Seven cmployrs of the New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk r. r. Co..
who were capsized IN asmall boat three
quarters of a mile frnm Clerrystone
light station. on Sunday. stl iEst. .have
nnitcd in card of thanks to A. +.
Dennis. keeper Of the station, who at
Tie risk Of his own life rescued them
from waterv graves.
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RAcEs-On SATURDAY., Se.lt. 90. there
will hn 2 premiums offered for speed in
tulting. free for al horses not under
the three minute class. ut Wrolllerry.
First premium snit Of SIS harness;
SECOND premium u So blind bride. latest
improvements. There will be good en-
tries. All :Ir invited. x.
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A "neadrisc lattcau' is feet long. 6
feet inches wide, painted white, with
COPPER coloud bottom. galvanized rEd-
der rost and tiller. ard neatly fitted mp
as pleasure toat. was taken from the
surf on Wallop'S beach a few days ago
hy several men. The owner tn procure
the same should apply to 2. H. Giles
.er, Temrerarceville. Va.
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| 10 is DTetl lllduc VI JULIUS il cl ~ w
Royal flour.
For A1r.-sishet mare. A years old,
large size, gentle ID harness and fine
roadster. w. J. CoieMlrn.
NOTICE will sell at private sale,
my house ~ ii lot at Exm0re station. OH
reasonable terms. VIM. l.. Ezry, Elk
more, Northampton county. Va.
NoTIcE-Collins Road carts ard Mand
$. trotting wagons for sale by W. Mex,
Taylor, P1rkslevy, va.
If YOU hav'n trie,l Hiawatha, do so
ut once.
FoR RENT For year 1890 or a
term of years nv stOrelouse and dwell
ing with s or 10 acres Of valuable land
attached, 1T Guifor,l. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
Hiawasha casts no more than otner
high grade filurs.
Nudge Smith & Co.. wholesale agt's
fur IIiawatha flour, 206 Spears Wharf,
BALTIC. Md. :.
Good bread is the result OF using
Hiawatlla.
NOTICE Il will. not he res 2onslhlr
for any tri,lsactionN made by w. K.
Lewis sons s. Co, from Lllis date, Sep
Lelnber 2nd 1889. w L.. Lewis.
The leading merchants sell Hiawatha
-four.
FISH FOR SALE-I keep always on
hanll sNnl ASSORTMENT of fresh and
salt fish for sale by the barrel or hun
drtd at prices to suit the times. Geo.
II. Bunting, II miles north of Atlantic.
There are no bad barrels Of Hiawatlla
flour.
TcR sALE.-A gSad farm horse. For
particulars. apply Is jas ;. Fitzgerald
Hiawatlia is the highest grade -four
on the market.
WANTED.-Assdriyc at Grand Cen.
iral Hotel. Good wages paid. b. T..
Parker, Onancock Va.
SUMNER sC.IEnuLE. pe.
OF THE .kA
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. will run their stsane rs ae
follows, weather perInltting,l leaving south St.
Wharf at 500 O'Clock p. M.
steamer xAsrERx suORE.
CAPT. WV. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Ford's, Criu
Held, Hnnmam' 8. Evaun' BOg.s' .Snndua. DayM',
Roads, Miles, Shields and Tayior's RE.
TURNING leave Tsylor's Tuesdays and Fii-
days. at q. nj. touching at tho abovs landings
ut the usual hours. giving extra time ia berry
and pea seus9ns.
.Hteaucr Eage1e
GAIT. L. J.SnrHH.
MONDAYS and THU RSDAiS for Crisneld. Fin
peyr Omnncocs Chescunnessix, HuntlnE Crook,
Guilford and MessniisO. hETURNIS3-wsAnes
day and Saturdays leaves MessonGo q. M,
Hunting Crock $50. Chesconne5six ll.'e. onnu.
COCK p. M, Fluueys $50.
Steamer TAMGIER,
CAPT. ". WILSON
Tuesday and Friday for Crisfeld TangiorIsland.
F;nney's, OnnncOck, Pitts Wharf cedar Hall,
l:ehobolh.. pocom0ke City and Snow Hill.
observation-disclosures and Thursday. leaves
snoH Hill a. m, touching ut tho river land
ings ut usual hours. Leave Onancock pm,
: fiEney's $50. Tangier Island 400 p. m.
-sAll Steamers leave crisfeld fol SaIti
h-C more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passens ers received or all pointe
OF the \. T., Phila. and Norfolk, Wlcomfse aud
PvcUmoEe r. X. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received after As r, m.
aud must .bo prepaid TO all points, except
on the N. Y. Phila. and Norfolk Railroad.
Pr. CLARK. General Agent,
sos South street. baltimore
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Tile second annual Fair of Chesapeake
Agricultural Fair Association COM
mences October 18th, continuing five
days.
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Frederick Burrows, coluled. WAS ad.
mitted to the ar III Eastvile. ut the
Inst term of the court. lie lisa graduate
of The Northwestern Law College III
Michigan -lioEeer.
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The owners of pound nets IN the low
err part of Arcomac suffered terribly in
the less Of their nets during the recent
storm. The following estimate of losses
has been reported: Jos. G. Boggs, $500;
w. G. Hoffman, $500: Alex Maryon.
$500: Oswald Mcas. $500; West & Ma
son, $500; Mister u Kellam, $500; L. H..
Carmine. $500; p. II. Davis. $500. The
fact. being taken into consideration
with the figures given abov.. that the
nets cannot be replaced this season and
the loss incident TO sane,it will be seen.
that their Losses foot up many thou
sands of dollars.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Nice beef can be bought for . and s
Gents at BlnGick's. steaks for ~ and
1oi ce,.ts. also fiuit and vegetables.