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A Card.

At the solicitation OF numerous
friends in Accomac and northampton,
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of State Senator. subject
to The action of the Democratic mass
meeting called for the July Term OF the
comfy court, A political candidate
for the first time, l have no official
record on which to base claim to pop.
ular suffrage and consequently.
none requiring either explanati n
or apology. Of simple Democratic
faith, the exponent of TO section or
faction, come before the people with
out pledge OF obligation. Ifselected to
bear the standard of Democracy for
Accomac and Northampton during the
coming campaign, l can only pledge my
best energies for the promotion OF the
harmony aud success OF the ticket: or,
otherwise, a cheerful acQuiescence in
the will of the majority.
am. very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. LECATo.
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Onnucock.

Mrs. Tully a. T. JONES is in Baltl-
more.
Mrs. Upshur b. Quinby is on Cobb's
Island.
Mrs. John S. Tyler is visiting in
Pennsylvania.
Charles NAPLES of Baltimore, is here
on avisit to relatives.
Miss Palsie Williams of Nortllamp-
ton, is visiting Mrs. r. l.. Hopkins.
DIR. Z r. Leathelbury critically III Of
late is at this writing somewhat im-
proved.
Thos. w. Burke. pension examiner,
of Washington. D. c., has been in town
during the week.
Mr.. T. q. T. Joynes took charge of
the postofice on Monday last. Mr.. E.
f. Miles is acting as his assistant.
Miss Sadie Heath returned home this
week from the Western Shore. where
she has been Spending her summer.
Mrs. ]. D. Peters of Georgetown. d.
c., and Or. A. Watson and wife of
baltimore, are visiting at DR.. Arthur
Watson's.
Spencer y. Hopkins leaves for Colo
RADIO in few days where he will remain
some time. for the purpose of recruit
ing his health.
A number of young people gathered
at Mrs. NJ. D. Bagwtll's on last Tues
day night and spent several hours very
pleasantly tripping the light fantastic
toe
DR.. o. p. Finney has been ENJOYING
the cool sea brpczes on Cobb's Island
during the week. The DR.. has. we learn
at the request of many friends consent.
ed to become candidate for the Leg
lslature, and is preparing for an odd
time' campaign, and will 'whoop the
boys up IN the most approved style.
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NEIGMBoRuooD NOTES.
(hincOreaEue.

Mr.. George Etzel of Wilmington,
DEL, is the guest Of our townsman, Mr.
George Coleburn.
Mrs. Francis Handy and daughter
MIS-. Francis Cranmer. and Miss Ida
Duncan of Pocomoke City, are visiting
friends Of our town.
A report is in circulation here that
Wallop's Island has been sold 10 parties
! in Baltimore for the sum or $4,000,
and that handsome hotel. cottages.
&c, will be bnilt there ut an early day.
MIR. a. Stitrlr, u. s. assistant engi'
neer, was here last week on prospect
ing tour, relative to breakwater to be
built of store near our inlet. the con-
struction of which will cost. it rs 'esti-
mated, 81 500,OCO. He will return
here again In about two weeks to look
/ further into the matter.
Woods meeting being held in the
northern part Of the island by the mem
bers of the Goodwill NJ. +. Clln ch.con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Miller. has been
very largely attended. Presiding Elder
Ayres preached there last Sunday after
noon and night. Rev. A. D. Davis aud
other visiting ministers preached during
the week.
The chimney on Temperance Hall
was Knocked eff by the removal of the
Democratic Gag pole a few days ago,and
Alice. little daughter of Mr.. T.. P. Tim
mons. struck on the head Ivy one of the
falling bricks. was thought 10 be ser
iously wounded. DR. White, physician
attending her, however, pronounceS it
only painful scalp wound.
Stockholders of The bank at Pocomoke
City. Md, at their organization on the
18th inst. made wise selection in chos-
ing our enterprising townsman. Mr.. D..
J. Wheaton, one of their Board Of Di-
rectors. Mr.. Wheaton. though only
thirty-four years of age, is we'll known
all over this Peninsula as one who has
long since achieved well deserved rep
ctation as u skillful linancier.
Atlantic Hotel arrivals this week: G.
a. Zirckel. BALTIC. Augusta I. Red :
lnefler and wife. Phils., H. S. Shrk.
Lancaster. Pa. Mrs. J. S. Woodward
and children, Washington. u. G. DIR.
f. S. Dashiell Snow Hill. Samuel Haw-
klns. JAS. \. Wheeler, Major E. Sclby.
G. G. Turner and wife. Mrs. a. I. An
scnn, Jas. II. McGlother, Wilmington,
Del, w. U. Schooliield, Accomac.
Arrivals at Island Hotel this week;
+ e. Hanna, Wilmington, Del. Denard
Corbin, Camden. n j., J. E. Massey.
Berlin. Md, T. Fl. Dryden and 6. E.
Scott Pocomoke City Md. r. II. Scar
borugll. r. A. Gordy and L. II. Scar
borush. GirGletree Hill. E. "A. Holt. J.
R. Null, Geo. Fl. Flood and Samuel L.
HAYS, Phila.. ]. o. Townsend anG o..
Marcus. BALTIC, Rev. E. II. Miller,
Sharptown, Md.
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Belle Haven.

Rev. Oscar Littleton is visiting his
son, Prof. j. T. I4ittleton.
Mr.. Frank Brittingham and family
Norfolk, are visiting friends in our
town.
Our farmers have begun to ship their
sweets, and good prices are being real
lied for the good 'taters.
Mr.. Henry Ames. wife and four Child
rem. are very sick at home OF Mr.. John
A. Doughty, near Exmore.
Miss Sally McCown died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Severn. 7. Young near Ex-
more, last Tuesday, of dysentery, aged
about go years.
The Presbyterian festival That was to
have come of here yesterday afternoon.
was postponed until next Tuesday after
noon on account of the Indictment
weather. 1t is to be a pleasant affair,
and good time is promised all who
may attend.
MIR. Louis Roberts. who has been here
on visit to his mother and sister, Mrs.
John B. Doughty, for the last two
weeks. returned to his adopted home in
Calvert, Texas, last Monday. 1t was
his FIRST visit to the Eastern Slorein IA
years.
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The following is published by request,
for the benefit of lovers of fancy stock
on the Eastern Shore. In connection
Herewith itmay be noted that Window,
owned by Messrs Jas. r. Bull. Thos Z.
Kellam and DR.. John w. Kcllam. pos
sesses many of the noble strains OF blood
of Axtell. for which the fabulous sum
was offered:
..Frederick Barry of Chicago, wired
toe. w. Williams. owner of Axtell e
wear old. record . 1917. an offer of $50
600 for the equine phenomenon. Boil!
this offer and that of Mr.. r. Brn"er of
SEQ, 900 sent earlier in the day ode
cliped. Mr.. Williams says, thaJ the
,ngster has made heats as low as 2.l0,
vol lie has no doubt will lower trotting
ords. Within year he will not be
ID, he says,forless than S10O.Ot0. AK
= is a grandson of the great George
lkes.''
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Correspondence.

THE time is now near at hand when
the Democratic party of Accom;tc and
Northam pton must select thelGcandl.
date for The State Senate. In theaopln;'
ion of The writer the coming contest
throughout the State Is to be q bitter
and hard fought fight and IS to determ,
inc the all Important question OF The
supremacy of the white race and intel;
lieence in this State. Upon unWlse
action may halg the result of this can
vass, for we all recognize the fact that
almost evenly divided are the parties
in the State. and the news from OLD
-Accomac in November next Will DE
eagerly sought and she must give no
uncertain sound-therefOre 1t behooves
lis IN the matter of selecting ealldi-
date to act wisely.
We need firstly. a man ofabillty. one
who can do us credit not only in the
canvass but who, il elected, can hold a
high place among his brother Senators,
Secondly.w want II maotrue and tried,
one who has ever fought in the past for
the party interest, and is willing to
fight in the future. We believe In hon.
uring not the drnnrs but the hard
working and ever faithful party men,.
Have we such a man in our midst? we
believe in the person of the Hon. Jno.
w. G. Blackstone we have such man.,
He has been member of the Senate
for one term and lie has represented MS
with signal ability, indeed we have had
no representative in either house since
the war who in one term han made ms
much reputation for himself as has he.
AS chairman of the judiciary Conn
mittCe of the Senate and as member
of the Cole Committee, he has made a
reputation rs a lawyer of great ability,
and as a representative he stands sec.
ond to none among tho able body Of
men, of whom the last Virginia Senate
was 'liilmsed.
Aud Il We are to honor the man who
has done most work for the party, then
surely he deserves the place. For the
past five years he has been called on and
has ,r ne II very large pant OF the call
wasting in every canvass. Subject TO
the call of the different c,nnty chair
men he has heen sent and gone willing
ly to all parts of our county and often.
at great personal sacrilice. There has
nut been a canvass but that he has COLI
trIbnted literally of his means towards
the raising of Il campaign fund. He
has alw US been true whether as de-
reated candidate canvassing for his sue
cessful competitor, or in canvasses
where he could have no personal inter
ests. save the advancement Of the cause
of Democracy.
Democrats of Accomac, shall we hon
or the working men nf the party 0rtlat
sort who are never heard of i'll can
vass save When they ;lre seeking office
themselves. If the Hon. .Ino w. &.
blackstone is to he thrown aside, who
is TO make The canvass of the county
this fill? We need his services and
should make him our standard bearer.
Throw aside personalities and select the
man WHO can make the best canvass
ard represent us with most ability. is
the advice of a Democrat from
WABAC.
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VIRGINIA. Inthe c rcuit court
for the county of Accomack, in the
vacation of the said conrt, the
22nd day OF July I'D. 1889.
Samuel q. Egerton, Jacob L
Newcomer and Kelly Gootee, late
merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style Of s. e.
Egerton s. CO., who sue for them
selves and all other the unsaristied
creditors Of Perry Lewis, deceased,
who will come in anu contribute
their due proportion of the costs
and expenses of this suit.......PltffS
against
james r.. Hickman, administra-
tor of the personal estate of Perry
Lewis, deceased, John T. Willet
and Mary A., his wife in right OF
said wife, and Samuel j. Lewis
and Annie. his wife,. .........Deffts.
In Chancery.
The Object OF this Suits to sub
iect the real estate of Perry
Lewis, deceased, to the payment
of his debts.
Affidavit having been mabe he
fore he clerk of the said CONT
that John T. Willet and Mary A.
Willet, his wife, two of the de
fendants in the above entitled
cause, arc non-residents OF the
State of Virginia. on the motionof
the plaintiffs. bvtheir Attorneys,
it is ordered that they, the said
nonresident defendants, do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary TO protect their
interests, and that this order
be published once % week for.tour
successive weeks in the PENN :.
sULA ENTERPRIsE,n newspaper
published at AccOmack Q. H., Vir
ginia and also posted al tile front
.loor OF the court house CT the said
county on the first day of the next.
term of the county court 0fthe
said county.
Test: John u. Grant, G. G.
a Copy.
Test: John D. Grant, G. G.
.iunter Il Blackstone, y. q.
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Ice delivered at all hours during The
day at Dundick's, bv the 100 pounds.
Market Report.

Made hy G. S. Palmer, commission
merchant, 166 Reade ST., New York.
Our market continues favorable to-
day ard clloice Virginia potatoes sci.
ling at S1.75 per barrel, fancy marks
oring 81: n. c., sweet potato's 81 to ST
per barrel, fancy Acme tomatoes Si.2E
to $50 per crate, onions S1.25 to Sl.5C
per barrel; cloicc peaches and pears are
meeting With prompt sales.
July 81, 1889.
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pemocratlc Mas.-Mee,tng.

A meeting OF The Democratic voters
of the county of Accomac, will be held
at Accomac c. H., Monday. ]lly
10th, court day, tor the purpose OF sc.
lecLing delegates to the State conven-
ton which meets in Richmond OIL the
l4th OF August. next, to nominate q
candidate for Governor ard to consd.
e. the best methods of selecting candi-
dates for chr next General Assembly.
JNo. w. BowDoIN,
County Chairman.
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Morrill, colts of great promise, bought
from estate of Mr.. G. 7. Taylor, de-
ceased, by Mr.. Fl. p. James, and a.Clay
FLY of Mr.. John L. Hargis. of such
great promise, that it is expected to re-
spond to the tap of bell in the go class,
shortly.
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SALE OF LAND
By PUBLIC AUCTION

In pursuance of decree entered
by the circuit court for tue county
of Northampton, on the 18th day
of April. A. ID. 1889, in the cha1t.s
Gerry SUIT Of JOHN II. Doughty VI.
Emma w. Fitchett ct ais, the mr.
dprsigned special commission RS
appointed for the purpose, will, Oh.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1885,.
between 10 NJ. and 3 PM, court
day, sell at public auction to-...e7
highest bidder, in front Of the Tay-5
ior House, in Fastville, in said;
county, the following real estate:s
1>i-That valuable farm con-:
monty known as opt. Pleasant,
containing 3sS 10 acres. more et
less, situated OH lie seaside, ia the
lower part Of said county, and
bounded by the land, of Richard
Warren. Amos Jordan, and others,
and was for1ncly owned by. the
late Edward G. Fltcletr. The
farm has comfortable dwelling
and the usual outbuiIdings. 1t has
Il large water front, and is famous
for it's wild fowl, fish and oysters;tls
land is high and productive, much
of 1t being an old Indian dungIill.
2nd-A piece of woodland, con-
tanning ten acres, more or leSS;
separated from the main "Pt,
Pleasant" farm, but being hereto
fore considered as part of said
farm, and bounded by the lands
of Joseph Redman and others.
The Terms OF Sale.
Ten per centum Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the !.
day Of sale. and the balance ofthe
purchase money to he divided in:
three equal instalments, payable
respectively in one, two and three
years from the day Of sale, with
interest from the date thereof, the.
purchaser or purchasers to execute
bonds with good personal securi-
~, for the said instaIments, paya..
bic to the said special commission.
ers; the purchaser or purchasers
will be allowed to anticipate the
whole or any part Of the purchase
money, and upon paying one half
Of the purchase money in cash
NAV liSnense with the Ciyiug1Of
personal security, but in either
event the title to the property.
will be retained until the whole
amount of the purchase money bag
been paid. The rents and profits,
Of the said farmsfor the present.
year are reserved to the parties
IA I'd n: ::s;z
and possession will he given on
the 1st. day Of January, Dr..
1890, if the terms Of salellave BEEN
complied with. The buildings and;
premises will be at tue risk Of the
purchaser or purchasers as soon
as bid off. When the SAID sale
shall be confirmed by the court,
and the whole of the purchase
money shall bave been paid, deeds
will be gwen with special warranty
of title TO the purchaser or pur,
chasers, upon the same being tend.
cred for execution at the pur.
chaSer's or purchasers expense.
VIM. Il. FITCHETT,
OHIO. L. MEA.Rs
Special Commissioners.
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Mr.. Stanley J. Lewis will be prepared
to accommodate at his House Of Enter
tainment at Parkslev. during camp
meeting at that place commencing July
9th. all who desire it. with meals. al q
quite large number of guests with
lodging. Every one will be satisfied
with the accommodations furnished.
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A Sunday school picnic and festival
will be held in the grove at Berea M.
P. Church. at New Church, July 30th,
1889, commencing at 2 p. m. Balloon
ascension, croquet and other games of
amusement will he tic attractive fea-
lures of the occasion. Children's SER
vice will come off in church at night.
If tile weather be Indictment on day
named then tile exercises may be ex-
pected first fair day.
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New steamer for n. Y. p. q: n. r.. N.

New Steamer Tor N. Y. Z. d; n. IT. H.
WILMINGTON, DEL. July 21.-The
iron propeller passenger sand freight
steamer New York built by the Harlan
and IIollingsworth Company for the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad Company, was launched yes
terday morning. The vessel will be
finished in six weeks. and will ply be-
tween Cape Charles City and Norfolk.
She is calculated to make the trip, in
Guiding the stop at Old Point Comfort,
in three hours. Her freight capacity is
$500 barrels. The steamers dimensions
are: Length. 200 feet; beam. 81 feet:
depth of hold, IA feet. Her engines will
he of the surface condensing type, with
cylinders Isl. 81 and AZ il ches in di-
ameter and "a inchts stroke of piston.
Ballo. Sun.
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The annual meeting of the Board of
Supervisors took place at Accomac G.
H.. last Monday land organized by elect
ing Mr.Thos. G. Kellam of Lee district,
as chairman. After disposing of Ger
tain road matters certified to it by the
county court. and passing upon sundry
accounts before it against county. adj
iournel to meet at County Aims House
on 18th dayof August.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

The largest shipment of sweet pota-
tees this season from Accomac were
made from Nandua wharf last Monday.
The number was 219 barrels and the
most of them were grown, we are ad.
vised, by special sweet potato fertil
izer, nufactured by Messrs. Boggs
& Waters of Nandna. 1t is needless to
say, that a fertilizer which applied to
our staple product produces such re-
suits, will be favorite with our farm
ers another year.
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aF ARHTED.

MEAns-RnoDEs.-July 9th, 1889,
at Powelllon Hotel, Waclapreague
city, by Rev. J.W. A. Elliot. George T.
Mears to Miss Hattie Rhodes.
MEARs-SMALL-July 21ss 1850, at
Maplsville, by Rev. W. A.Street, Geo.
W. Mears to Mis- Sarah J. Small.
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The Cape Charles Sunday School Will
give an excursion 10 Ocean City from
all stations OIL the Ny, P. Il n. Il. T..
on the 14th of August. Fare for round
trip south of Keller 81, no.th of same
90 cents. Amusementsfnr the tourists
will BIZ made public later. A grand
time expected.
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A free excursion was given i,y rail to
Cape Charles last "Wednesday, to the
scholars of the Drummondtown and
O.ancock Baptist Sunday schools. The
expenses of same were nearly met by
the fare If Ulcers of school and friends
who chapproned them. The day was q
pleasant one and full of enjoyment to al
the excursionists.
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Bundick will be at the Grange Fair
this year at the same old stand at the
gate an the Northampton side, with his
fine milk shakes. soda waters, lemon
ade ard some of the hest ice cream ever
offered for sale ut 4 Fair.
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The Cape Charles Ice Company vii
pack ice in boxes f. o. b. railroad for q:
cents per 100 pounds in block lots Of
about 800 pounds each. The box to be
returned to railroad station free OF
charge tc the ice. company, or inlieu
thereof charge of 81 will be made.
CAPE CHARLES Ice co.
Cape Charles, Va, July, 16, $50. 81
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Everyone in attendance at orr county
court next Monday. if in arrears for
subscription to the ENTERPRIsE. will
lie txrecttd to ray lis ard we hope to
lie relieved of tie trouble of dun0lnG
them for the same.
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Temperance mass-mectings will be
held at Tu.lington's camp-ground, near
Keller station, on It'll. Still and 9th of
August. Col. G.. w. Carter, one of tie
finest orators of the country, will at
tend and make several spec Giles.
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BEST MARKET Prices obtained for
sweet POTATOES and watermelons cOn
signed us. with prompt returns. Cor.
respondence solicited. w. T.. Dnryea s
Sons, wholesale produce commission
merchants. 10 Warren street, New
York. Established 1S43 Cards, s!cn-
Gil plate and price currents furnished
on application.
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Acco,nac Association.

The Accomac Association will meet
with the Atlantic Baptist Church ol
Wednesday the 1Ilh of August. at II a
m. Delegates who come by the r r.
will get off at Oak Hall station, where
they will find conveyances 10 take them
to the church. We llule that those
delegates who Can Go SO, will come III
their own carriages.
i. ~. WARD. pasrer.
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Sykes.

Mr.. R. J. Lewis, seriously i'll of late,
is at this writing very much improved
in health.
A festival is to be held here August
18th to raise funds to pay off indebted
ness on our new church edifice.
The old church property here has been
transferred to trustees of School Board
end with little repairs it will lie one OF
the best sclooll ouses in the county.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Mr. Walter F;tchett of Eastville.ha
been in our town during the week.looK-
ing after the interests Of a commission
house represented BY him.
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Mr.. Zorro Willis. agent for the own
ers, Will sell ut public auction at Belle
Haven next Saturday, real estate stu
ated near Exmore station of Mr.. Frank
Thompson and wife.
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A Morrill, colt. for which its owner.
Capt. W. Z. Somers had refused an
offer Of 5000, died a short time ago.
Irish potatoes and onions shipped to
market from this section, this season.
have hardly paid the cost of digging
them.
A new storehouse 26x4O bHilt on the
Jamesborc farm, occupiedrby Messrs.
James & Ashby. has recently been
stocked with new goods.
The II. P. James Mill Company has
been doing a thrifty business this year
despite the dull times. Orders for bar.
rel and lumber for new houses TO he
builtin this section soon. have kept the
mill running on full time.
A grand picnic under The auspices CT
members of Bethel church will be held
here on lst of August toraise funds for
benefit of said church. Rev. Ben Reed
and 9th prominent speakers will de
liver orations on the occasion. An ele-
CANT supper, ice cream, confectioner.
les &C., will be served. Public cordially
invited.
Considerable interest is being taken
in the Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
IN this section, and several horses to be
placed on exhibition there will be put
IN training early in August, on race
course of Mr.. H. z. James, about mile
distant from this place, located on his
stock fam known us Janesbor0.-
Included i'll the list will be two line
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DtoNT, DoNr. DoNT-Forget to go to
the grand temperance mass-meetine
thap9wfll be held at burlington camp
ground, commencing Wednesday, Au'
gust It'll and continuing three days.
ALL e speakers from abroad will be there
aud j. gThus. Walter will be there also
tot furnish you with meals and refresh
inl'eilts. at moderate prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Mrs. Jacob Kctchnm, formerly of
Northampton. sister of Geo L.J.Thom-
as deceased, of that county, died at her
home in Stanford, Connecticut last
week.
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MI. Geo. W. Mason. trustee. Will sell
at public auction. at Sayageville, 8 p.
M. today, lands located near that place
belonging TO heirs of Maria Snead, de-
ceased.
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For SALE.-Hats for 81 cents by
Miss Eta Johnson, Lre;nont. Va.