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politica. Discusslon.

s";pt discussion took place in the
toHS7S IN OF Onancock last Tuesday
evening between State Senator John
w! G.. Blackston, and Mr.. Goodwin
Joynes tile Prohibition nominee for the
Senate. Mr.. Ioynps opened the discus.
sionin a speech of forty-live minutes in
which3lie attempted to explain his own
position and arralgn Senator Blackstone
on his record in the Senate. Nr.
Joynes consumed much of his time in
reading lett er from State Senator Nc
Donald. Of Northumberland in refer
ence TO the Hog Island Flats bill. IN
which there was nothing to contradict
anything in Senator Blacks.one's pub
lished explanation of the matter. Mr..
IoYnes was received by the audience
without tic slightest demonstration nf
approval, and he seemed to be glad
wien his time was up.
When Senator Blackstone arose to
reilly he WAS greeted with a perfect
storm of applause. He successfully
all the points made by his op
ponent whom liz soon pnt on the de-
fensiye. by: charging him with being the
C candidate of.the Republicans as well as
of the sPrnhibitionists. Mr.. .IoynPs
denied that lie had gotten the Nc Donal'l
letter from Congressman Browne but
when Senator Blackstone asked him il
he did not get it from prominent
Mr. .Ioynes had nothing to
say. Senator Blackstone completely
routed his opponent at every point, and
male st very uncomfortable for him.
His speech WAS greeted with applause
and laughter from hegil,liins to end.
mes in his reply consumed only
half OF his allotted time. Senator
closel the discussion ~ an
effective speech of fifteen minutes. 1t
IS not too much to say that the Senator
not only fully SUSTAIN d his high repu-
alton as a st. ongr public speaker. hut
won fresh laurels on he arena of pollti
cal dpba'e. His speech was Very able
,ne and greatly ,lrllshttd the large and
audience in which were
number of ladies'. Al the conclusion OF
The discussion. a Handsome boqutt OF
flowers was presented TO Senator Black
stone from some young ladies of Oman
cock. The senator accepted the fl 'werS
in graceful terms, and tllr meeting nj
jonrned. 1t W red letter day for the
Democrats. 1t is said that Mr.. .'oynrs
had only iwns supporters in the audience
X.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ParkRley.

Miss May Griffilhs, of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. S. T. Jones.
The Parksley Brick and Tile Com
pany is charging its plant.
Pate 81 Mason have moved into their
handsome new store.
Dr. Ewell's drug store is completed
and is being stocked with goods.
MIR. Frank ]. Barnes has moved into
his new hume on Dune avenue.
Cha:l-s l.. BYRD. and T. j. Kent are
building dwellings on Adelaide street.
Stanley i. LEWIS is making extensive
additions and improvements to his hotel
ard store property.
Mr.. Stewart Matthews has honght a
lot on Chadbourne street and contract
ed for dwelling.
Col. Frank Hollis has painted at
tractive signs for our most euterprisins
merchants.
Messre. f. T. Parkes s. Co.. have
opened full line of building material
and hardware in their new warehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emory Pitts Of
Philadelphia were in town this week
prospecting for a home.
Mr.. WIN. Daily and his mother, of
Camden. N. j.. were here last week en-
route to Old Point to look after their
property.
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A Card.

We have recently returned from the
city with full and attractive line Of
fall and wilter goods for our new store
at Palksley, and only ask from the pub
lie look at our tremendous stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
We have reaGy-made clothing for
children, boys, youths and men of all
kinds and quality.
We lave rs full line Of boots and shoes
as eau be shown inthe county.
We have is large lol Of children's.
misses and ladies' cloaks rs will be
found Oh the Shore. and many other
things too numerousto mention, all Of
which will be sold cheap. Come and
see us. PATE Il MASON,
ParkSley.
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At a meeting of the Democratic Club
of Charlottesville, the following pream'
BILE and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, In the death of JOHN j.
Gunter,we realize with heartfelt sorrow
that the Democratic party of Accomac
county has sustained great loss-and
Whereas, The love aud zeal which he
always manifested for his party justly
claims a tribute to his memory, there
fore be it
Pesolved, That We take pleasure i'll
testifying to Mr.. Gunter's strong Dem
ocratic principles and love for his party.
Resolved, We desire tn attest our
very high appreciation of his worth
and useful. ess rs a Democrat at our
Diatriot and State Conventions.
Resolved, That We tender his widow
and family our deepest sympathy in
their sad bereavement of good hus-
band aud sou and brother.
Resolved, That copy of these reso
lutiol.s be syread upon our minutes and
a copy published i'll the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, and that copy he sent
to the widow and family of our deceased
friend.
J.D. JACOB,
Z. S. WISE,
EMMERsON WESCOTT,
Cnn1 nlittee
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Atlantic.

Miss Wharton Taylor of this place,
is visiting friends IN Hampton, Va.
Master John S. Parsons will take an
academic course at University OF Vir
GINA this session. and left for that Ill
stitution last Monday.
The white people in this section will
vote almost solidly against Boss Billy.
They nee,l. however, to be aroused ia
the Importance of the issue before them,
John Byrd, q crlored man in this
neigllborhood, has just received draft
on the y. $. Govern ment for 81 800 AS
compensation for al eve put out 10y a
ball-a base ball, it Is said.
Our oystermen say that the bivalves
we're never fatter at this season of the
year in ChIncoteague bay, and they are
already INDUCING in bright visions III
cidemt tn same.
The death OF our countyman, Mr.
John J. Gunter, j universally lamented
In this community. All our people
regard tie loss to our county, bY his
death, 40 irreparable.
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w. r. HALLETT,
ONANCOCK, VA.
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE CON.
TRACT.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, his farm stu
ated on the main county road uear
Locustvlle, containing about Gu
acres, with a COOL dwelling, neces-
sary outiouses &c.,-alSo tenant
house in good repair 1t. is in
go6d state Of cultivation, is we'll
adapted to trucks, and has On it an
abundance of resources. There is
on same fine young orchard of
$50 trees and 4 acres in SirawDer-
ries.
1t is situated in one of the
thriftiest neighborhoods of the
county and is convenient to church
es, schools and shipping points.
For terms and other particulars
call on or address.
VIZ. Fl. OLIVER, JR.,
Locustvillp, Va.
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PoIIsical Spending.

IL Il. II. w. Flournoy, of Richmond,
one of the State Democratic canvassers
ami very popular speaker, will ad-
dress the people OF the Eastern Shore at
following places:
Eastville, on Monday, Oct. IA.
Belle Haven, Tuesday Afternoon.
Oct. Is, al 2 CLOCK.
Powelton, Tuesday night, Oct. Is, at
I so O clock.
Chincoteague Island, Wednesday
night, Oct. Is. at $50 o'clock.
j. w. BowDoIN,
County Chairman.
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Mrs. Alexander B. Topping, living
near the Maryland line i'll this county
gave bi.t til to triplets OH Friday of last
week, two of whom aie still alive to
gladden. the household Of their happy
father and still happier grandfather, MIR.
David Topping. AN ordinary smile OF
the latter over the pleasing event, it is
said, can be heard at New Church sta
ton, one and half mile distant from
his home.
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Mr.. T;.os. w. Blackstone, Accomac
G. H., Il member Of The Virginia Field
Sports Association, authorizes the fol-
lowing: "a reward Of $40 will he paid
10 any party who will furnish the at
1orney for tile Commonwealth with the
names of persons who can give such in-
formation as will lead to the conviction
Of any one for violation Of the law IN
regard To the kllnng IF cartridges. "
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Hon. VIM. Ii. i. Gusts died at 4Ac-
mac G.. H., last Monday morning, III
the 18TH year Of his age. lie had been
confined to his home for several weeks
aud his death, though not unexpecle |
was received with no less regret by our
entire community. AS friend, neigh
Dor. husband, parent, all del LIRE their
loss. Notwithstanding the ripe old age
which he had reached. but honOTed and
loved as he was in these relations he
had nc less the confidence of our peO-
pie in his official and public life. He
was defeated for office only once in his
life, when !, very Young man, hut at
forwards WAS elected State Senator.
member Of Secession Convention and
clerk of county court of Accomac-in
fact our people seemed always ready TO
honor him with any Office to which he
axpired. After the war he was elected
to Congress from this district, but was
not allowed to take his seat. AS pub
lie speaker he was very effective and in
his prime there were few men in Vir-
ginia whom he could not meet i'll de-
hate with credit to himself and TO the
the satisfaction Of his constituents. lie
was alwaysa student and his literary
attachments were of the highest order.
He died as lie lIved-the old Virginia
gentleman.
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County District Committees.

Punsni eagn..-. VIM T. Mason. lsma
W. Mpars. Alfrcl ;. keIlam.
l.ee-Frank VI. Bn-2s. DE-. j. W,
Kelam. F.. L. Elmnn Is.
Metompkil-N. w. Mock, DIR. F.
D.ummonh. .Jno. n. Wise.
AtIanlr-Sul. Y. johnson, DR.. Frank
Fletcher. Gor,lun B. .i"ues.
Chncni.ague-O. NJ. .Io.ies. j. Mar.
tin l}urcl, ". J. NJ s,;Irws.
Tie district committees will please
hold mertin.s rs so II AZ possible, and
select the different precinct commit
tees.
7 w Ilr,rNOIN
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THU
OnancockMusicG chool

COLLEGE BUILDING,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 16, 1889.
This is the third session Of this
school. Every advantage and ia
cility for the study of music offered.
The success of this school last
year was very gratifying, and pros
poets for the coming session are
hattering.
TERMs-Piano $40 per quarter.
Organ $40 per quarter, Special 70
Cal $3.50 per quarter, Glass vocal
Sl.25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie j. Lawrence Yves.
leyan Female College,, principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes (pupil OF
Koprber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use of instruments.
Pupils practice uuder Immediate
supervision of the teachers.
For catalogue address MRS. TIE
BE LAWRENCE or MRS. JENNIE
JoYNEs.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Alta meeting of Pungoteague Grange,
held at Grange Hall, on Thursday, the
Srd of October. a committee was ap.
pointed 10 prepare suitable resolutions
commemorative of the life and charac.
ter of Mir. John J. Gunter, WHO died OH
the first day OF October.
In attesting our love and appreciation
OF our deceased brother. the following
preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Almighty God. III His inf
mite wisdom, has removed from our
midst.and our Order, Brother John j.
Gunter. therefore be it
Resolved LIST. That while We can but
bow in meek submission to the DEGREES
of al ali wise Providence and say THY
will he done, yet we must testify to
the great loss eur Order has sustained
in the death of our useful, esteemed
and beloved brother.
Resolved End, That we especially de-
sire 10 perpetuste our sincere apprecla-
ton of his personal worth, his devotion
to duty. aid the unc!anging l:terest
that he ever manifested in all the en-
terprises with which he WIS connected.
Resolved 3rd. That we, surviving
members of Punguteague Grange, strive
to follow IN tile steps Of our dear ploth
er. hoping to catch the Inspiration OF
his noble aud useful life.
Resolved 4ll, That we tender to his
bereaved widow and sorrowful family
our deepest sympathy trusting that this
affection may be sanctified TO the good
OF all who cherish the memory of him
to whom we pay this last sad tribute Of
respect and affection.
Resolved 5th, That these resolutions
be placed upon our records, published
in the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, and
copy Of them sent to the family Of
our deceased brother.
WI. T. MASON,
L. e.. MEARs,
w. 5. PHILLIPS,
JOHN ~. KELLAM,
Join L. MAPP,
Committee.
TBos. G. KELLAM,
Wor. Master.
SAML. z. BURLINGTON,
Secretary.
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NOTICE. ALI persons indebted to
the late firm of Powell " Garrison are
respectfully, but earnestly requested to
settle with the undersigned. either By
paving tile money Or satisfac OILY Sc
curing The same. The death of MI.
Geo. Fl. Garrison necessitates set'lr-
ment Of all tile business Uf Il S til ,dt,.
firm and such rs is not settled ~ afore-
said on or before the lst day of No
venber next will he placed in Lhe hand :
of an officer FIR Collection. Vrry re-
spectfully, Edwin I. Powell surviving
partner of Pow III s. Garrison.
Oct. 1st. SO.
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j. d. JACOB,
Z. S. WISE,
ENMERsoN WEscoTT,
Committee.
To the Public.

/ am home with a full line of dress
goods, ladies' misses. and childrens'
wraps, ready made clothing, furniture
and cook and heating stoves, which Will
be sold as low az any house on the Shore.
Dressmaking and millinery on second
flor. y. II. JOHNSON.
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Market Report.

Made by G. s. Palmer, commission
merchant. 166 Reade ST., New York.
The receipts Of sweet potatoes con-
t;nue liberal from Virginia, and also a
good many arriving now from New
Jersey, and not possible therefore to
advance prices. Selling today from
Sl.50 to 81 10 per barrel, although fancy
stock will bring s.. We anticipate a
falling off in receipts next week and a
consequent advance in prices.
N Y, Oct. 9th, 80.
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For SALE-A New Haven Sllarpy.
50 feet long, II fe-t wide-will carry 4
tons OF 100 bushels of oysters-built OF
Georgia pine. white pinea Il white oak
has new sails and .pas--in gnal or
der and first class in all respects. N. b.
Rich. Wachapreague, Va.
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of Jno. w. G. BIaekutoue

AppOfufHn cnts Of JnO. W. g. BiaekSfOue
Hallwood, Saturday night, Oct. 18th,
Greenbackville, Friday night, Octo-
Der 18th.
Sanford, Saturday night, Oct. 18th.
Atlantic, Saturday night, Oct. 26th.
Powpll's store, Wednesday night, o.
tober Both.
Godwin's store, Thu sday night, Oc-
tober 3lst.
Chincotcague, Saturday night, No
vember 2nd.
Additional appointments will be made
from time to time.
J.w. BowDoIN,
County Committee.
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Meetings. have been held recently in
Scarborough S Neck, according to well
authenticated reports received by us,
to regulate the labor question. Reso-
lutions we're adopted at said meeting,
we are advised, to: supply with labor
IRON their ranks, first the negro far
mer, secondly the Republican brethren
and lastly the white men who 10 not
affiliate with them. provided they are
willing to accede TO the exorbitaut
demands which will be made upon them
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NoTrCE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning, hunting,cutting
down trees or otherwise trcSp1Ssing on
either my farm 1nnY:ncde occupied by
Edward Snead, or my farm in Upshu 8
Neck. as l'Dwdoin farm, under
full penalty'of law. Jas.lI Parramore.
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Fox SALE-ScAouner Sea Flower,
will CARY 3CU bushels of oysters -would
make Il COOL dredgt, boat-also soop
Wonder, carrying 200 bushels of oys-
tiers. Apply to a. A. Lake, Franklin
City. Va.
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MuLFs! MULES! MULEsl!!-I will
he at EaSlvillt on nrxt .,ionlLy. Court
day, with II dove nf fine young Ken
lucky mules and will take them from
that place TO Accomac and will br ut
Drummonltow.i on next Thursday and
Friday and at Onancock next Saturday.
II. Fl. Wise.
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Mt. Willis. a tract of land containing
JOG acres, sold BY Mtssis. Zuro Willis
aud Otho r. Meals, special commas
sloueis, at public auction at GraDgeyille
last Saturday, was bid off TO DR.. }. E..
slapp at lie price of IS .:3,622.
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The colored brethren are being thor
oughly organized in Accomac and will
lie promptly at tie polls in November.
A still hunt is surely being made look
ing t. til; end, AID 10 true Democrat
will allow himself 10 he deceived by the
death ike silence with which they are
hoping to accomplish their Object.
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A handsome line Of plush wraps ard
Jackets just Of ened al Slocon!b u Ames'
Onancock, made 10 their Order i'll the
newest shapes at guaranteed CITY prices.
fan ~, Il ste llleu.
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A Democratic club was organized at
Accomac G. H.. Thursday night. With
MIR. Isaac 5. Stevenson. president,
ThoS. ". Russell, vice president and
John u. Giant, secretary.
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Democrats take notice, that all per-
sons not registered on or before Octo
Der oath will lot pe entitled to vote at
the November election.
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Dress Goods department

is one of the features of my bust
ness which | wish to call special
attention TO, and one which always
has my most careful attentions. In
this line you will always find the
latest styles and fabrics both iu
DlorS and mourning.
All the various departments of
my business have been carefully
looked after, 30 don't he afraid vi
not tinding here What you may
need aud want. Space will only
allow NE to mention Il few lines.
Come and investigate for Your
selves. | feel certain 10 come and
see is to be convinced.
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A Democratic club was organized at
TIoffman's wharf this week, which lis
members say, they woruse to make the
banner club ~ tue Eastern Shore.
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Hon. a. d. Evans of Middlrsex coun-
ty will address the voters OF our county
at Accomac C. H., mkt county court
Cay. A letter WAS received firm Hon.
r.. r. Il. Wight 10 that effect this
week.
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Best MARKET PRICES OBJ aimed for
SWEET potatoes and watermelons con-
signed us; with prompt rtlnrls. Cor
respolldence solicited. W L. Duryea's
Sons. wholesale produce commission
merchants, 119 Warren street, New
York. Established 1913. Cards. stem
Gil plate anu price currents furnished
OH application.
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A big stock of furniture at bottom
prices on second floor at Pate 4 Mason,
ParkSley.
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WANTrD.-Tw.nty pounds pine seed
fresh, willpay 81 per pound at Parks
lev. Acculnac county, Va. Sam'l I.
Jones.
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The valuable farm of Mr. VIM. IL.
Oliver. j.. situated near Ltcustvlile.
one of The best sections OF our county,
is offered for sale at private contract in
This jSSut
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I'D Belote & son. Savaseville, have
Just received !, fresh supply OF choice
leart Shingles. to be delivered at Mtlta
station. which they are offering for sale
cht.u
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WANTED. An active and reliable
man to sell u popular remedy on the
Eastern Shore. GoDd reference re-
au.red. Address PsO. Box 1853, Fred
erlck3buig. Va.
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When you visit Chincoteague island
stop at Whealton's new hotel, known as
Island Hotel. Accom- motlations strict
ly first class.
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NOTICE persons are hereby re-
qrpsted tn take notice. that cunning.
limiting. or otherwise trespassing IN
my premises. p,rt of Folly tract, will
he prosecuted to full extent OF law.
Charlie, Taylor.
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7. w. BowDoIN.
RtTSdSESS NOTICES

NOTICE.. rerson in Occnhnr-
nork Mex WHO were furnislrT' with
fertilizers hv Nr. j. w. Wilson for
X. Mnrtin.are rpq,lp~ ed and expected
to settle with Mr.. j. 8. A,hhy lmme-
tliately. S. X. Martin.
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f'' Stops for passengers On signal to conductor
4" daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke. Gen'l Freight and Passen-
;er Agent, Norfolk. Va
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Circuit court of Accom.c sas been in
sess .ou this week, udge Gunter pre-
siding. One case only was tried by jury
during the term, but very many chan.
Gerry causes were heard and disposed OF.
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CHALLENaE-Brss'e Morgan, owned
by j. +. Mason. will trOt mare owned
hy Robert Walker. any day after six
WEEKS from late on McConnpll's tract.
tungoteague. from SlDO tn $500.
J. +. u II. T.. Mason.
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BRICKS! BHIcKs!l BRIcKsl!l-Fnr
sale ut Ire yard, or delivered to any
part of the Peninsula.
Parksley Biick s. Tile Go.
Parksey, Va.
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Especial attentio.:is invited to advtr-
tisements of W. R. Hallett, and Bogg"
& Waters. which appear in this issue.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby for
warned from hunting. cunning, or
otherwise trrspaSsimg on my premises,
known as Croppervllle. under full pen.
a,tv of law. A. j. LiliistOn.
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lCCAl- MEMS.

Graded school at Accomac G. H., is
progressing finely. Seventy two pupils
art. in attendance this week.
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For SALE-Thproughbred Attorney bull
we'll grown, 2 years old, by the under
sighed. W. b. Duroughiy, Doroughty, Va
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Parksley.

For gents furnishing goods Of all
kinds and quality Gail at Pate & Mason,
Parksley.
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ONANCoCK.
$50. Fall Opening. lssy


Home again and prepared ard
ready to interest you,not only with
large, complete and carefully Sc
lectcd line OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
but line i'll which there are many
special drives.
My assortment of ahoes, the
department in which take special
pride, is the largest have eyer
had, aud 1 Can offer you many in
dncementS in that line.
l am offering some special bar.
gains in CARPETS. MATING,
&c. NV
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For RENT-A two horse settlement
on ".Jollys Neck" farm for 1891.
I,nilding in good repair. The land is
adapted to the growth ut all kind OF
trucks and grain. 1t his upon itavei.y
nice peach orchard. Apply 10 X. T..
Hor,ey, Horsty. T. o., Va.
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Ladies' dress goods and trimmings to
match are made speciality at Pate s.
Mason. Parkslry.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-10-12

Jas. Myer e Co.'S Purity Fl 'ur will
excel any other -four for the price.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-10-12

For SALE.-A tirSt.class farm horse
and good roadster. j. z. Wrscott.
Wardt0wn, orthampton Co., Va.