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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-29

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IT
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $2l 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
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FOR SALE BY
w3va*e Gea$raet

That valuable farm known az
"Farmington," situated at and
near Birds Nest station, in North
ampton county, containing four
hundred acres, about one-halt Of
which is cleared and the other half
woodland. Jle farm is in Il nigh
state of cultivation, is we'll adapted
10 the growth Of grass aud all kind
of trucks and has on it, good
dwelling, two good tenement houses
and all necessary out buildings; i6
is convenient to churches and
schools and is a mile and a qnarb-
er from asca-Side landing. The
farm will be sold as a whole or III
parcels of fifty or one hundred
acres to suit purchasers.
Persons desiring d good stock
or truck farm would do we'll to ex'
anime the above described proper
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars al,llsy t;-
OHIO L. MEaKs, Atty.
EastyilIe, Va,
or to Il. j. BULL,
Birds Nest, Va.
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To tho Public.

The firm OF Fairbanks, Tull e Co.. :,
was dissolved on the End day of Novem-
Der, by mutual CONCERT. ! shall COR
tinue the business at 26S Washington
ST.. which is one of the best locations
in this city for the sale of fruits and
produce. Having been connected sew
era. years with the old house of R. Z.
Cochran. & Co.. and succeeded them in
the commission business, also having
full charge OF handling all goods con-
signed to Fairbanks, Tull & Co.. l do
not hesitate to ask our shippers TO con-
tiuue their patronage TO me, as our past
business relations speak for the future.
Many thanks for past favors and hope
for continuance Of the same. Ny per-
sonal attention w II be given to all con-
signments and orders as before.
My shipping number is %. Stencils
will be furnished Immediately upon ap-
plicatlon. Respectfully,
GEO. ". TULL,
New York. Nov. 10Th.
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Church Notes.

Rev. John McNabh authorizes tue
publication of the following:
Bishop Randolph of the Episcopal
church will hold services in the church
es of st. Georges Parish as follows:
Emmanuel church. Jenkins Bridge
Friday morning, 10 O'Clock, November
22nd.
st. James church, Accomac q. H..
Friday night, 7.3O O'Clock November
ODD.
Holy Trinity church, onancock, Sat
nrlay morning, 1890 o'clock, Novem-
her o3rd.
st. Georges church, inngnteague,
Saturday afternoon, 8 O'Clock, Novpm
Der 25rd.
Ay each service collection will be
taken mp in behalf of The Educational
Seclety of Virginia, for the education
OF young men for the ministry.
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An xssesser Deelire. to Servo.

EDITOR EHTEnPRIsE-I notice that
in the columns Of the last issue of your
paper, it is stated, that at the last term
of the county court of Accomac county,
I was appointed by the said court, AS
SCISSOR of Lands for TIE lower parish OF
said county. This appointment was
unsought by me ard took nie entirely by
surprise. feel very grateful to Judge
Neale for the compliment raid me and
the kindness intended l;y him. can
not accept the position becausemy time
and strength are VIII lily consumed in
my domestic mattesseand Office duties
of Commissioner of the Revenue.
Please kindly insert this letter in your
Lext issue, so that everybody may know
that l am out Of the way and the ap-
+pointlueut must fall upon some one else.
WM. D. TUNNEL.
Ouey, Nov. 18th, 1889.
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The n. Y. Pc n. r. r., will start
trains from this depot OH Monday next
on the following time. Guing North,
leave - midnight, 7.27 a. nj, IL As and
500 y. m. South bound Norfolk Ex-
press arrives and leaves 800 a. m.
Old Foint Express arrives 4.o6, leaves
4.SO. Pocomoke Accommodation leaves
Delmar 5 So a. NJ, and arrives at POGO
moke 7.15 a. NJ. Crisheld ard Poeomoke
mail leaves DeImar at 1910 p. No., and
arrives at Pocomoke 1.35 p. m.-Pcco-
moke Ledger, OH.
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FOR SALE AT PRIVATE con.
TRACT.

The undersigned offer, for sale
at private contract, his farm situ
ated on the main county road near
louisville, containing about 90
acres, with a good dwelling, neces-
sary outhouses &c.,-also tenant
house in good repair. 1t is in
gond state OF cultivation, is well
ad .pted to trucks, and has on it an
abundance of resources. There is
on same u fine young orchard OF
$50 trees and 4 acres III straw Der
ries.
1t is situated in one of the
thriitiest neighbDrhoods OF the
county and is convenient to church
e<, schools au,I shipping points.
For terms and other particulars
call OH or address.
WI. Ii. OLIVER, JR.,
LocusLvlllr, Va.
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Mr.. Wilmer II. James. of Accomac,
Will continue with the house, and give
his personal attenti OIL to all Eastern
Shore shipments. All goods will be re-
ceived under the old stencils. Mi.
james will make trip through the
Eastern Shore of Virginia, Providence
permitting. in the carly spring. and
distribute new stencil Is, postals, enve.
lcpes, sc. Thanking orr shippers for
past patronage, and hoping for a con-
tinuance Of the same. am
Yours very Resrct'y
CLARENCE E. WrNTEHToN.
P.S. Our shipping number is still 81.
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1IlP M. II. SHuTCl VI ILLS to"i wac
Ithescene of a very pretty wedding on
|:Thursday morning last. Dir. John
white and Miss Mary Lee Collins were
tlie contracting parties. Although the
Ehour5 was early, the large auditorium OF
1.-the church was we'll filled ere the hap
|.pysbride and groom made their appear
|Sance! Promptly at seven O'Clock Miss
ELilysYincsut. who presided at the or
gar, rendered Mendelsohn' wedding
march in excellent manner. to the tune
or which the ushers, Messrs. Thns
Truitt, Ohio Parker, Vansant Payne
and George Blatten entered and march
ed up The aisle followed by the bride
lsleapIng upon the aim OF the groom.
Theywere met at the altar by Rev. w.
NJ !sStrayer, of Baltimore, who perform
edctremony in " very impressive man-
-ner. The bride Was bpc0mingly aftireN
|in.dark green cloth trimmed in velvet.
with IN bunch of marechal neil roses
and5tl.e groom Wore the conventional
black. a lo:t of friends accompanied
tile bridal party TO the north boun+
7.95 tain which they took for Phlla-
cplphia and other northern cities, where
ItLey will spend tlirir honey MOON
Messenger. tSnow Hill. M-il.
A large nnmleruf our citizsnS con-
grrgatcd at the NJ. f. Church on We'd
pesday morning to witness the mar
rinee IF Miss F. Ro,alle Kinder, OF
Se:.fod to Mr.. Edward j. n i"dsr. OF
Onancock. by the Rev. w. j. Du[lad-
way. Miss Nettlr Baker ofliciated at the
organ assisted by MIR. Charles Van
Lear. The church WAS Handsomely
dscoratcl with flowers aud ferris, an
Suspended from the center Of The pll
pltttwaR n handsome horseshoe, emblem
of{su,sl luck. Tie bride was attired in
salil Of seal brown with hat to match
while the groom wns attlrt,l IN the us
uaIsuil IF conventional bl;lrk. Among
tla guests present from Il distancr
were Miss Nellie Burke uf OnancocK.
Va, aud Mir. Charles Windrr, brother
ut The groom. OF Ouancork, Va. "A re-
ceIiiou WAS held at the residence OF tie
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. a.
Kinder. on Tuesday evening. The
iiappY couple let ON the $50 a. M.
tain. w -ine.day morning. fnr Phila-
d-b,hia aid points in The north. They
viii make their home at O.ml;cock Va.
Review (S.afnri Dell
sIarria! Icy thr Rev. r. F. Jester.
Oct. 3Ot.. 1883, at Pitts Greek !reshy.
terrain Church. below Pocon'kr City.
in This county, MIR .Iac"h IL. Covir e
ton. of sew C.,ich, Va. to Miss
Mi:t;e psyae, of this cuuilt5.-Messen
ger.
Mr.. II. T.. Wcscott OF Ills county.
anl Miss Nary NJ Un1.nhill ~ Nor
folk, we nariid vi HE eSi irncr Of
the bride. or Wednesday, November
6 h. AID uriv"si ll'"ne ~ reil Oh day
of Thrill mlrr.a@..'.
Mair.t,l OIL Hog island, on She morn
Ing of the S;h ilst.. Ivy R.v. .'"s. A.
Clowisr, NJ. John II. Robbins, and
Miss Bette A. Doughty. 10th of said
Island. -IIeadiight.
Cards are ant for the marriage of MI
E c. IIulsey and Miss Nellie William
at Emmannel Chu: CHI. Jenkins Hri'lg-
Thursday evening, 6 O'Clock, fovr;u
Der 2ls'.
Atr. W;r. S. l}n'l.'and Miss Alice w.
'Gi,.11.n, were married at Map;%ville,
"Wednesday, November 9th, Rev. W. A.
Street, officiating.
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Celebrating tho Victory.

F. ITOR OF ENTERPRISE-Th" pe0-
pie of this part Of the county of North
amptnn have been so thoroughly aroused
that they have turned ont en- masse to
celebrate Yirginia's glorious victory
over Africanism and corruption.
On Thursday night, the Democrats
of Birds Nest neighborhood had a grand
reunion and jollification. Ono Of the
chief features OF. the occasion was
splendid torchlight procession. The
line forming near tile depot marched
out to Mr.. c. f. Godwin's gate. There
amid the firing of guns. The music, and
the loud hnrrahs for Capt. Mckinney
and old Virginia. tllev made the still
air of the bcautiful night reverberate
again ard again. and he enthusiastic
crowd after fully venting their spleen
on that advocate of misrule. marched
back to al open lot near the Depot, where
Goodwin WAN burned in efigy. While
the flames were consuming that figure
of defurct power.the people were enter
talned by few pointed remarks from
our Representative. Hon. SIS. Wilkins
and others.
It was an impressive scene, ard one
wl.icl, showed that the White people of
this section know how 20 appreciate
tie noble work of Tuesday. 1t was
lesson 10 the renegade white men never
saon to br forgotten.
AS If they thought Justice had not
been done to such grand triumph. on
Friday night the same merry crowd.
that revclrd so late at Birds Nest, met
at Marionvllle. formed and proceeded
to the house 1t another Of Mahone's
herchmen. where they repeated the
same wild hurralls af the i'rcvious even
lug amarched towards. Frnlhtowngby
way Of Nassawaddox station. cheering:
for Mckinney and others, nntlnarurs
seempd overtaxed. Lit up by Il hun
drrd torches they proceeded On ben7
continually augmented with many All
eldritch screech and hollow" they made
the welkin ring. In this state of un-
restrained hilarily they reached Frank
town, all OF one spirit, all striving for
the same C, d.each " shl q to excel the
other III Enjoyment. Hon. Mr.. VIII
kins again made his appearance and
was vocferously chrered. Malone WAS
burned in effigy here, as II 10 complete
BY fire the destruction Of one now po-
litically dead. AL were highly enter
tsincd, and nothing occurred during
either night which cnuld throw rtlec-
ton on so well behaved crowd. The
gallant fellows separated reluctantly at
late hour, well pleased with them
srlves and the Whole world, and felt as
never before that Mckinney was indeed
elected. K.
Franksown, Va. Nov. 1lth, 1889.
Inc young l)em"cr;lCY nj AccoIlltc
G. H., gave Vent TO their joy over the
glorious victory Of 9Th of November.
last Saturday night. They burnt sew
oral pounds OF powder donated bv the
citizens. in six pound cannon, for
some time on duty as a corner post in
the town resurrected for the occasion
The death of Boss Billy was celebrated
by some eight or ten guns. and their
jrbilations We're continued in burning
tar barrels and in merry demonstrations
until late hour in the night
but nothing was done outside of
these things to mart the Happiness of any
Mahoneite.
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lHOrzey.


Mr.. F. H. Conquest is in Baltimore,
receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. Poole, q tenant of Or. w. S.
1orsey, died at his esidence last week.
James Baily. Of the firm of James
Baily & Son, has been the guest OF Mr..
II. Z. Byrd, during the week.
A number of Northern 'portsmen
have heen enjoying the fine cunning
fYci!ties which this section affurds,
during the week.
Miss Matilda Jones, of Maryland and
Miss Susie Jones. n charming young
lady of Waco, Texas, are visiting at
Or. w. S. Horsey's.
The revival meeting which las been in
progress at Dnwning's FOR some time
past closed on last Friday night. when
three candidat e, were admitted to
membership.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace. OF Oak Hall. and
Rev. Mr.. Hays, of Temperanceville.
are in attendance on the Annual Con-
ference of the 81. E. Church, South,
now in session at Richmond.
DR.. Frank Fletchcr's new residence
at Jenkins Bridge, which will he one OF
tie handsomest specimens rf architec-
tnre in the county, is nearing conpie-
ton.
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Notice 10 Shippers.

The partnership heretofore existing
between G. j.. Winterton and Frank
Wardell, under the firm name OF Win
telton & Wardell, has this day Nov.
uth, 1882 been dissolved 10y mutual
consent. Frank Waidcll retiring and
G. Z. Winterton continuing and as
srming all the responsibility of the old
frln. CLARENCE E. WINTERTON,
FRANK WARDKLL.
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NErGnE0RHOOD NOTES.
6hancOrenEue.


Oysters sold here on Tuesday at 1.l5
per bushel.
The whistling buoy located on ON
bar has drifted to point near Wacla-
preAgue inlet.
Jews in every branch OF business,
pack peddlers, watch repairers, &C., in,
fest our town at present.
Mrs. Arthur j. burlington and fam
lily lave moved from Wattsville to this
place. and receive cordial welcome at
hands of our people.
Mrs. DR.. o. NJ. Jones is visiting
friends in Baltimore. and Mrs. w. F.
r. Crorper is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Rislsy at Plexantvlle, n. J.
Schooner Samuel Ward. a. T. Sharp
ley, captain, which w"nt ashore abunt
two weeks ago in storm on Wal!op's
beach, WAS hoated on Tuesday by Capt.
G. f. Babbittof this place.
Our milliners have returned from the
cities with new goods and pretty as
pictures" will not have hall express the
charms of our young ladies, when they
turn out to church on next Sunday
Our people no longer talk politics.
Fat oysters now engage their attention.
but they will always be found ready rs
on last Tuesday, tn lend helping hand
when the old Commonwealth is in dam
ger.
Arrivals at Atlantic last week; Chas.
West and wife, Frankfort. Del; W.
n. james, CLAYTON, Del; George Ste
plens. Chas. H. Prsttyman. Pbilas; E.
i. paylds son, Milford, Del ]; Hon. ]. w
G. Blackstone. sDr. T. II. Taylor.Sam1
Griffin, Accomac.
The Johnstown Clothicr, as he is
known here, arrived few days ago
witch about 200 pieces of cheap cloth
ing. and has about closed them out.
Since his arrival our town has been
filed with purchasers of his cheap CLOTH
ing from Snow Hill TO Modrste%n.
AR. Charles West. assistant engineer
of Winter Quarter Light Ship. was mar.
risd to Miss Mamie Derickson, OF
Frankfort, Del. on 3rd inst, and after
an extended tour North have arrived
here aid made the Atlantic hotel their
future home.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

The International Oyster Company
shipped on yesterday one car load Of
wired oysters TO California. and are now
doing an extensive business all through
the country; and the Cape Charles
Oyster Company are shipping from 7CO
to 1000 gallons of oysters Ter day to
different parts of the country. These
two companies are valuable industries
to this city, affcrding employment to
many of our people, white and colored.
H eadlight. 18th.
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The undersigned respectfully informs
the public, that he has resumed business
at his oil stand with a first class stock
of new goods, which he proposes TO sell
positively for cash or produce. The
cash system means very low Ggures,and
old and new customers are respectfully
invited to avail themselves Of the bar
gains which will be offered them.
Under no circumstances will credit
be given anyone. JNo. +. WEST,
Charlottesville, Va.
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school Notice.
same.

This is to give notice that the trds-
tees of the public free schools of Lee
District, will not from this date, Octo.
Der oSth, 1889, allow any more claims
for books furnished to the INDECENT
children of this district. Application
for the same must be made to the Board
of Trustees, and subject to their decis-
ion BY order OF the jsoal,l of School
Trustees. ". 4. BURTON, Clerk.
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1889.
1889. Fall Opening.

q
Home again and prepared and
ready to interest you.not only with
large, complete and carefully Sc
lected line of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
but a line in which there arc many
special drives.
My assortmento of Shoes. the
department in which | take special
pride, is the largest l have ever
had, and can Offer You many in
dncements in 1 hat line.
am offering some special bar
gains in CARPETS, MATING,
&c. My
Dress Goods department
is one of the features of my bnsi-
ness which wish to call special
attention TO, and one which always
has my most careful attention. III
This line you will always find the
latest styles and fabrics both in
colors and mourning.
All the varions departments Of
my business have been carefully
locked alter, SO dolft he afraid of
not finding here what you may
need and want. Space will only
allow me 10 mention few lines.
Come and investigate for Your
selves. l feel certain to come and
see is to be convinced.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Mra. Q. D. Doughty. Pungoteague,
ishome from the CITY with full line of
millinery goods. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited TO the fact.
al d acall by her old and new customers
is hereby cordially extended.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

The Philadelphia Times of sth. says:
Signet, owned by B. F. Scott. North
ampton county, won the $50 rnce at
Point Breeze, n. j.. last week, and at
the same time lowered his record. HIS
time in the three heats we're 2. 264 2.o64
9 Oh
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Geo. II. Parker, Chas. Scarborough
ard Henry Hope, all colored, convicted
at Inst term of our court Of felony, were
taken TO I.enitentiary last Monday, by
Deputy Sheriff. AIr. 3. T. Nelson, and
guard, Mr.. Richie F. Ward.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Shoes specially of Mr. W. P Hal
left. Onancock, for ladies'. men and
children. and underwear of fine quality
and in variety to suit everyone. now
for sale at low figures. at his store on
Main street. An inspection of the
same is Invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

In tile races at Agricultural Associa-
tion grounds. Pocomokc City, on
Thursday of last week, Gray Eagle,
owned hy Levin L. Parker, Horntown,
was the winner IN the free for all trot-
ting race. and Maud Morrell, owned by
Taukard Kellam. louisville, was the
winner in the free for all pacing race.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

5uckwieat ,currauts cranberry sauce,
ciircn ielllcs. teas. preserves, I1ecker's
oatmeal, qurcr and apple butter, inince
meat, nuts, fruit pudding raiSins, figs,
grapes, oranges. bananas and fine gro
ceres sold cheap 1t lsundick Is
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Mrs. Kate f. Savage, Belle Haven.
has Just returned from the city with a
full line OF millinery goods OF the latest
styles, and isnow ready to supply her
customers on short notice aud at most
reasonable prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

MIR. BeniAmin T. Gunter, .Jr., wa
sent rs delegate by Drunmondtown
Baptist Church to the sixty sixth an
nual session Of General Association,
which met at Charlottesville, last
Wednesday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Read carefully the advertisements of
8iessrs. Boggs & Crotch, Onancock,
and Ashby & Beloat, Accomac g. H.,
which appear in this Issue, and avail
yourselves quickly OF tie advantages
they offer you in cheap goods.
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". r. HALLETT,
ONANCOCK, VA.
NOTICE TO SURVEYORS OF ROADS.

w llOt ~ COhFLlOitSO VI HOnUc'
The following is inserted by or
der of Judge Hamilton s. Nealr:
at a court held for the county of
Accomack, on the lst day Of No
vcmber. 1889.
The grand jury appeared accord.
ing TO their adjournment, except
Daniel j. Wheaton, and S.WilkinS
Matthews, and were again srnt ont
OF court to their chamber and. after
sometime returning into court.pre-
scented the following writing to tho
court.
TO His Honor Judge II. S. Neale.
The grand jary requests the
court to notify ever, surveyor oi Il
road throughout the county,
through the columns of the PEN
INsULA ENTERPRISE or otherwise,
to drain their roads Of the surplus
water before tue winter sets in, or
within 80 days from this dAte
where practicable. Failing, to dog
this he grand jury at it's pextTeflh
will thoroughly investigate them.
n. w. Mock,
Foreman"
Test. NJ. Oldham. Jr., c. A. G.
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apbILu airy.

Hon. George T. Garrison died at Ac-
comsc G. H., Wednesday. Novcmbe"
18th. aged 81 years and his death though
not unexpected, Will be received with
regret by all the citizens of the Eastern
Shore. From early Inanl!ond until faw
months ago he chad been continuously in
their service, and the people SEEN never
to have tired in bestowing upon him
any Office he desired. Elected carly in
life to the House OF Delegates, he
served them later as State Senator,
Circuit Judge, member of Congress
aid County Judge always with credit
20 himself and to the satisfaction Of
his constituents. AS Circuit Judge,
however, lie earned for himself the rep
utation which will pelpetuate longest
his memory. In that relation by the
dignity and urbanity of his manners rs
well as ly The ability ana Justice of his
decisions he won for himself tile esteem
and affection of our people. which will
make his name part of the lmperish-
allie history If our county. That he
was man of fine ability before his
mental faculties were impaired by dis
ease no one questions, and the honors
bestowed upon are generally accorded
to him as rewards Of merit. His wife
survives him. Services were held over
him at his late residence at Accomac
G. H., on Friday and his remains were
afterwards inferred on his farm. ElIers-
lie, about two miles from Court
House.
Miss Elizabeth c. Allen, daughter Of
the late Edmund R. Allen. died after a
lingering lllnesa at Accomac c. H., last
Saturday, aged Al years. Services at
tended by numerous friends were held
over her remains Oh sunday. at Presby-
terian Church, conducted by Rev. VIM.
Grimm.
MI. Edward Arbuckle, worthy cit
izen of the county diedat Pungoteague,
last Monday, of consumption, aged
about IS years.
MIR. James Reed, formerly of Worces-
ter county. Md. died at the Almshouse
last Saturday, of dropsy, aged 10 years.
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Mr.. George Nottingham has accepted
a situation with Mr.. VIM. e. Hall.
merchant of oar town. and receives n
cordial welcome us an adopted son by
the citizens If oul town.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

If you want to buy fine dress goods
from 10 cents to Sl.o5 per yard and Ia
dies. misses, and chlldren's Wraps at
very low prices call on D. II. johnson.
Samples OF d: ess goods sent on applica-
ion
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Prof F. P. Brent and>wife. Oman
cock. left by rail for Portsmouth, last
Monday. to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
f. F. Ellison. sister Of Mrs. Brent.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-16

Mrs. Nelson Guthrie and Miss Bette
Wimbrough have opered d'ess MAX
ing establishment on North street.
Onancock. The patronage of the pub
lie is cordially invited.