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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
1 have this day associated with me in
the wholesale fruit and produce COM
mission business at No. 23l Washing
ton street. New York, Mr.. w. Fl. Par
ker. under the firm name Of Fairbanks
s. Parker. Mr.. Parker is gentleman
OF long experience in the business and
OF undoubted business qualifications.
The facilities of the new firm are the
same as the old, and l have no hesita-
ton in saying that their abilities will be
enhanced by the change. AS the senior
member of the old firm Of Fairbanks,
Tull & Co.. beg to extend thanks to
their numerous patrons for all the fa-
vors shown them in the past, ard /
would respectfully request contin-
uance of the same to the new firm OF
Fairbanks & Parker. Our shipping
number is So. Yours truly,
THos. e. FAIRBANKS.
New stencils, cards. &c, will be fur
nished as fast as we can get them ready,
and until lew ones are received, please
ship to US under The stencils of F. T. s.
Co.
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w. r. HALLETFT,,
ONANCOCK. VA.
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE CON.
TRACT.

!. The undersigned offers for sale
at nrivate contract, his farm stu.
ated on the main county road near
Locustville, containing about GO
acres, with a god dwelling, neces-
ssry onthouses &s.,-;,lso tenant.
house in good repair. LII is IN
good state of cultivation, isweit-
adapted 10 trucks, and has Oh it All
abundance of resources. There is,
on same a fine young orchard Of
$50 trees and 4 acres in straw Der-
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 ori,er particulars
call on OF address.
VII. Il. OLIVER, JR.,
II0custviIlp, Va.
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NORTHAMPTON.
Church Notes.

Rev. John McNabb authorizes the
publication of the following:
Bishop Randolph of the Episcopal
church will hold services in the church.
es Of st. Georges Parish az follows:
Emmanuel church, Jenkins Bridge,
Friday morning, 10 O'Clock, November
22nd.
st. James church. hccomac q. H..
Friday night, 7.30 O'Clock. November
22d.
Holy Trinity church, Onancock. sat
urday morning, 1890 O'clock, Novem
Der 23rd.
st. Georges church, Pnngoteague,
Saturday afternoon, 8 O'Clock. Novem
Der 2Srd.
AT each service a collection will be
taken up in behalf Of the Educational
Society of Virginia, for the education
of ycung men for the ministry.
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The grand jury WAS in session five
days last week, and 26 indictments were
found for various offences, four for
felony. Three of the parties indicted
wee tried this week and sentenced to
penitentiary, to wit; Geo. Fl. PaTker'
colored, 2 years, for HOUSEKEEPING;
Charles Scarborough, colored, 3years.
for housebreaking and Henry Hope,
colored, syears, for grand larceny. The
fourth case, john Parker, .colored, was
continued until LIST day CT next term.
Court adjourned yesterday.
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EDALUABLE REAL ESTATE
WI AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

AS executor Of the Will of Eliza
betl, d. East,I will sell to the
highest bidder, on Saturday, 30fh
day of November, 1SS9,at / O'Clock,
p. H., OH the premises, that valu-
able tract of land containing 100
acres, known as the Caleb Brod.
water farm, situated on the county
road one mile north ofthe thriving
village of Atlantic, where there is
All excellent graded school. and
only one mile from the Seashore,
where the finest fish and oysters
abound. The farm is high, red
clay land. beautifully situated, fac
ing to the southeast, and gradu-
ally slipping from the house to the
public road, about leo acres cleared,
improved with a comfortable dwell
ling and necessary outbuildiugS.
1t is admirably adapted to truck
grcwing-the woodland being we'll
set in young pine timber, afording
abundance OF woods manure.
The Terms Of Sale.
Twenty five per cont. of the pnr
chase money to he paid in cash on
the day vi sale. with liberty to the
purchaser to paw is much more as
lle desires. For the purchase
money not paid on the day Of sale,
tn. purchaser TO give his twoequal
bonds, with goolpersDnrl security,
payable in sin and twelve months
respectively, and carrying interest
from the day Of sale. Upon pay
ment OF the whole purchase money
with accrued interest. it any, the
undersigned will convey said prem
Uses to said purchaser by good and
sufficient deed, with special war
ranty of title-said deed must be
prepared at the purchasers ex-
pense, and rendered to the under
signed for execution. The prem
Uses to be at the purchasers risk
as soon rs bid off, but the title will
be retained dis additional security
until payment of the whole pur-
chase money with accrued interest.
John ID. PARSONS,
Executor of Elizabeth u. East, dec.
n. 3. The Evans Water Mill
and mill seat adjoining said farm
will be sold Oh the same day.
j. DIP.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
FEoGman's Wharf.

Mrs. Katie Kilmon, widow of Samuel
Kilmon. deceased, died near this place,
last Monday, Of cancer, aged about SO
years.
Mr.. Joseph Guy and Miss Mamie G.
Miller were married at Pungoteague,
Wednesday. October Soth, Rev. J. II.
Riddick officiating. 4 handsome re.
ceptlon WAS given them at residence OF
Mr.. ThaGdeus X. Martin:
The Hof,man's wharf and Cra,ltock-
vile Demo cratic Clubs at their meet
lngs the last night before election,
PASSED resolutions to continue their or
CARNATIONS. They will meet monthly,
and propose to gather i'll their folds ev-
cry white man of Democratic proclivi-
ties within reach Of them.
The latest accession to the pem"cra-
tic ranks in this section. was son horn
to Mr.. o. L. Hutchinson, the day be-
fore election His grandfather, Mr..
Jas. H. Hutchinson, youches for him.
and his name will be submitted rs All
honorary member of the Hoffman s
Wharf Club at next meeting.
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Hon. Hamilton S. Neale. Judge OF
the county court of Accomac, author.
lies the following: 1.-THE land asses
sors for the Upper and Lower Parishes
of Accomac county will be appointed at
the November term next OF the county
court of said county. All applications
for these positions must he in writing
and left with NJ. Oldham, Jr., clerk OF
said court. on or before the lst day of
said term of the court"
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To the Public.

The undersigned have recently re-
ceiyed from the city large and select
stock of new goods, which they are Of
fering very cheap, but the same have
been in part paid for and the balance
must be at an early day, and those who
owe us must help us to do SO, and are
therefore earnestly but respectfully
urged to settle their accounts with us
at once. T. J. BARNES s. Bro.
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A Card.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the public, that he has resumed business
at his old 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 figures. and
old and new customers are respectfully
invited to avail themselves of the bar
gains which will he offered them.
Under no circumstances will credit
be given anyone. .JNo!E. WEST,
Charlottesville, Va.
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Henry Dryden, aged years, step-son
Of Mr.. A. J. McCreedy, Leemont, shot
limselfwith a pistol last Monday which
was placed in upper room of the house
and not intend ed for his inspection, but
which his boyish curiosity tempted him
to examine. The iall entering above
the knee passed through his left leg into
two places and into right foot. His
wounds are not considered dangerous.
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Bosgs &. Groton, Onancock, are sci.
hing Lake M:ckerel," catch of 1883,
at S4.OO per bul., So so for iebbl.
school Notice,

This is togive rotice Flat the trls-
tees of the public free schools Of Lee
District, will not from llis date, octo'
Der oStl, 1889, ahowany more Claims
for books furnished TO the INDECENT
children of this district. Application
for the same mustbe made to the Board
of Trustees, and subject 10 their decis-
ion. l.y orderJof the Board of School
Trustees. ". A. BURTON, Clerk.
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NJ ARRHED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9th
$50, at Druminondtown, by Rev. W
..Twilley. John II. CopeS to Miss Will
llama Fitzgerald.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3D.
1889, at Leemont church, by Rev. j. s.
Wharton, Edward 7. Colonna to Miss
Mamie E. Hickman.
BuNDIcK@ WRIGHT-October SOtl,
1889, at Parksley NJ. E. Parsonage. By
Rev. II. S. Dulaney. VIM. 7. Bundick
to Miss Sallie ID. Wright.
K1LMoN-H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3Oth
1859, near Onancock, by Rev. +. A,
Compton. George w. Kilnon to Miss
EmnaS. Hickman.
Observation-Disclosures 18th
1889, at Methodist Parsonage, Oman
cock, by Rev. r. A. Compton, Ezer w.
Edwards to Miss Indiana S. Kilmon.
LEwIs-WILLIAMs--July 3Ist, 1889,
at Parksley Parsonage, by Rev. II. s.
Dulaney, Capt. Tully Lewis TO Miss Le'
nora Williams.
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Miss Sue Matthews, sister of Messrs.
Albert S. and Joseph Matthews, 81 lady
whose christian life and example had
wen for her the affection OF the entire
community in which she lived, died at
Teuperanctville, Thursday. 7th inst.
of pneumonia, aged about 40 years.
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THE HORSE.

Messrs. G. II. Read & Co., Reads
Wharf have just received a full line Of
new goods from Baltimore and New
York. A price list OF the bargains they
have to offer, will appear in our next
issue.
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l.. Floyd Mock. special commissioner
will sell OH the premises at pubic auc-
ton. today Ii IA. M, parcel of land
situated near Accomac q. H.. decreeu
TO be sold in suit of Henry West VS..
James 7. Hatton aid wife, and Others
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

J.. F!oyd Mock. special commissioner
will sell at publ C auction TODAY (Satur-
day), 5 o. M, at &c. Justis & Go S
store, Hunting Greek. tract of land con-
tanning 2a4 acres decreed to he sold IN
suit of James 7. Hurst and wife VS.
John T. Russell and others.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Messrs. Henry L. Byrd & Son, Tenn
perancevile. have a few words to say
through our columns in this issue OF in
teltst to AL who wish to save money.
If IN reach Of them. don't be clam any
longer, if you have been, an'l act as if
YOU owned the earth, hut call aid avail
yourselves of the bargains they have to
offer
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Mrs. Kate L. 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 and at most
reasonable prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

The atmosphere around here, is rife
with rumors of coming matrimonial
events.
John S. Tyler is having an Office built
on Main street on the lot adjoining ID.
J. Titlow's.
Rev. c. s. Baker and wife of Will
mington. Del, are visiting at Mr.. ].
u. Tylrr's.
Thomas Mears, of Modestown. has
accepted a position as clerk with Mr..
W. R. Hallett.
Rev. Ed. Winder. of this place was
married on Thursday to Miss Winder
of Southern Maryland.
Mr.. B. T. Parker is still critically
i'll, no improvement having occurred
in her condition since last week.
Frank p. Brent and Henry Dix adj
dressed the Democratic voters at the
Town Hall on last Monday night.
The election passed of very quietly
here. the whites voting strong through
out the day ard the negro vote being
unusually light, n number Of the latter
voting the straight Democratic ticket.
Some little excitement WAS created by
the expose of the deception, some Of the
Prohibition candidates were trying to
practice.
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HOPKINS Il Bro. have just received a
lsreecargo OF North Carolina shingles
which they ale ffering very cheap.
They also keep coal constantly on hand
for sale at bottom prices.
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If you want to buy fine dress goods
from 10 cents to Si.25 per yard and Ia
ales'. misses. and chlldren's Wraps al
very low prices call on D. Fl. johnson
Samples of d:ess goods sent on applica
finn
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Miss Lena Kellam has opened a
fashionable dressmaking establishment
at Onancock, at residenced of S. kel-
lans. Thoroughly experience in cut.
ting by Taylor system. no rtftting will
be necessary. Cali and see her.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Mr.. Wesley a. Bluxom is having d
bsp{fs me hotel erected at Locustviile'
which Hi!l be ready for his occupancy
and The accommodation Of the public IN
December.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Judge Fl. S. Neale has appointed
Messrs, James w. Broughton and VIM.
u. Tunnel land assessors for county OF
Accomac. the former for the Upper and
the latter for the Lower Parish and no
other persons therefore, need apply.
The gentlemen are well fitted for the
responsible duties they will have to
perform.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

DR.. VIM. J. Savage, formerly Of this
county, but for the last fifty years a
prominent cltizrn of Philadelphia, died
last Monday while on visit to MIR.
John B. Floyd. living near louisville.
His death was very sudden and attribu-
ted to heart failure. His remains were
forwarded by rail on Tuesday morning
to Philadelphia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Rev. D. S. Toy, who is now conduct
ing a meeting at Leemont Baptist
Church, will preach at Zion Sunday
morning at II o'clock, and at Lcemont
at d. III.
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For REST-For the year 1890. the
house and lot in Pungott;tgne low cccu-
pied by Dir. George E. Windai. For
terms apply to Jno. II. Ayrcs, 81. d.,
Accunlac G.. IL.
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For RENT-A two-horse farm in Ell
liutt's Neck near Eranktown, Tor the
year 1890, Convenient to wharvrs and
depot, and with AN abundance Not ma
Lu,e. Apply to DR.. Jno.Y, wilkins: Jr-.
BridgetOWu, Va.
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a..ncr. Fast Milo In nlcnmond.

Signet's mile to beat 234 was the
event Of tile week-filst. because it WAS
known that he conl,i beat his record
next. because he was bred. raised owned
and trained by IA Virginian. A great
many wel-posted horsemen claimed
that it was almost impossible for him
to he successful with 81 little work.
When Pusey appeared with the trot-
ter for warnling-up heat there wa, a
ouzz of excitement, bnt when Signet
came out for tile trial he WAS greeted
with applause. He looked y trife fat,
so that 10 one was prepared to see the
fastest race ever tr0tte,l over this track.
THE START.
Signet scared twice and then Nodded
for Start. Mr.. Stokes CAV 10 word
and the horse was OFT for the greatest
effort of his life. He WIS accompanied
by Miss Myrtle Peek, who rodo rum
ner, as is customary on such occasions,
and it is but justice TO say that she rode
with Judgment which would have re
fiected credit on john Murphy i'll hi,
palmiest days.
Square and strong Slgnet went to the
quarter in 81 seconds, to the half in
] .16, and passe.lnndrT the wire in 2.29t
He didn't make skip in the whole
mile. When he had gone the first half
some of the drivers quietly remarked
that the clip would kill. but he kept up
trotting as true and rs straigllt rs an
arrow.
THE FINISH.
When he turned into the stretch a
hundred pair Of eyes were OH II hundred
timers and cry Welt up that he would
heat 2.3G. On he came withouta change
in his pure frictionlcss gait each step
bringing him nearer the champion stall
lion record OF this State.
About so yards from the wire Pussy
spoke TO the Nurse, and he went away
like bullet and shot under the wire in
2.299, making tire fastest and prettiest
helt ever trotted over this track. Pussy
turned and brought the champion trot-
ter back to the stand, where everybody
joined in giving him the applause ne
so justly deserved.
THE HORSE.
Signet is owned by B. I. Scott, Bay
view, Va. His sire is G'y Miller, a
son Of the famous Rysdyke Hamble
tonian, and his dam traces three times
to Boston, the sire of the granldam OF
Maud s., 2,0s9, and the graudsire of
the second dam of J. T. G., 2.10. which
makes his breeding similar to that of
the Queen and the King Of the turf
Richmond Dispatch. 2rd. :
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Mrs. Nelson Guthrie aud Miss Bette
Wimbrough have opened dress max
ing establishment on North street.
Onancock. The patronage Of the pub
lie is cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Mr.. r.. J. Parker harness maker, has
resumed business at his old stand.
Onancock, and the patronage of his CID
customers is respectfully invited. see
advertisement next issue.
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D,,.o,u,ion OF co-parrnership.

The co-partnershp heretofore exist
ing under the firm name of Fairbanks
Tull e. Co.. is this day dissolved by mu
tnal consent.
Tnos. G. FAIRBANKS.
GEO. w. TULL,
E. D. HAEGROvEs.
New York, Nov. I'd, 1889.
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orIcE-Our stock of goods consist
ing of dry goods notions, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, and many other articles Of
useful merchandise will be sold at cost
anI less until December 1st. next, All
persons indebted to the undersigned are
respectfully and earnestly requested to
I close their accounts either by cash or
note by November 18th next. Boggs &
Waters, Nandua, Va.
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For SALF.-Two good driving and
work horses. which / will sell low on
account of the high price of fod Ger and
cflu. D. II. Johnson, LeeinontN
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observation-disclosures, beefsteak,
and other etiibles. served in best style.
always fresh and hot Cali be had day ami
night at MY restaurant in Onancoek,
cheap. j. 1. Hopkins.
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The s!oop Gilbert II. harrington
1.44tons. can be bought cheap. She is
in GOOD order aid ready for work. Ap'
DIV to Geo. S. IIine, Cherrystone wharf
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Hiawall1a is the highest grade flour
on the market.
Nudge Smith g. Co.. wholesale agt's
for Hiawatha -four, 20e Spears Wharf.
BALTIC. Md.
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BOcGS & GBOTOu,
On AN COCK.
1859, Fall Opening I


Home again and prepared and
ready to interest Y0u,not only with
a large. complete and carefully Sc
lected line OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
but a line in which there are many
special drives.
My assortment of Shoes, the
department in which L take special
pride, is the largest / have ever
had, and I Can offer you many in
ducementsTin-that line.
l am offering some special bar
gains in CARPETS MATING,
SC. My
)D,sss Goods Department
is one of the features of my bust.
ness which l wish to call special
attention TO, and one which always
has my most careful attention. In
this line you will always find the
latest styles and iabrics Doth in
colors and mourning.
All the various departments Of
my business have been carefully
looked after, so don't he afraid Of
not finding here what you may
need and want. Space will only
allow me til mention few lines.
Come and investigate for your
selves. l feel certain to como aud
see is to he convinced.
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FOR RENT-One horse farm near
Wagram. with all necessary buildings.
well enclosed, and with abundant re-
sources, for money or share. Z. f..
Mock, Nagram, Va.
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NoTrcE-I will sell at private sale,
my house and lot at Exmore station, on
reasonable terms. VIM. l.. Elzey, Ex=
more, northampton county. Va.
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BRICKS! BRICKs!! BRICKs!!!-Fur
sale at tie yard, or delivered TO any
part Of the Peninsula.
.Parksley Brick s. Tile Go.
- Parksley, Va.
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If you want to buy stoves sold at
manufacturer prices, call OH d. II.
johnson, agent.
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For SALE-Two fine Alderney cows
very cheap-onc fresh, and the other to
be fresh in March. Apply to Geo. Il.
Read. Read Is wharf, Va.
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WANTED.-Twenty pounds pine seed
fresh, willpay Fl per pound. at Parks
ley, Accumac county, Va. .Sam'l 7.
Jones.
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All parties who have engaged dry
ground fish scrap of S. X. Martin, will
please come for same at once as he has
lost his order book. He takes this
means to let all know who want fish so
that they may not be disappointed.
Price $4,000 per ton, cash with order.
Supply limited.
S. K. MARTIN,
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The leading mel llants sell Hiawatha
flour.
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Just received a full line of furniture.
which will be sold very low. D. FL.
Johnson, Leenqnt.
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James Myer & Co.'S Royal -four is the
hest. Use nothing else.
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A notice of interest to surveyors OF
roads is published III this issue.
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For CHEAP overcoats and full line of
ready-made clothing for men boys and
children go to D. II. Johnson, LeemoLt.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meets Fri,
day, November 18Th.
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You can buy nice falbacks in large
kegs for S5.25 lit Bund.ch's, Onant ok.
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For SA1E-Isoad carts, buggies ant
junli,-seat carriages. u. Fl. Johnson
LeemoDt, Va.
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NOTICE. My storehonse, dwelling
and lot at GAINESVILLE. Northampton
county, are for sale or rent for Il term
% years. Storehouse WAS occupied by
Jesse Wilson, deceased. is good stand
aI,i Z. 0. at sant-dwelliny COMFORT
ilble--all in gond repair. W. D. Wyatt,
belle HilYen, Va.
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: PUBLIC AUcTroN.-The undersigned.
Ntxecutrix of Wm.L. Parker. deceased
will sell at public auction on his late
premises near Locustyilln on Tuesday,
November 10Th. valuable personal prop.
i-erty consisting in part of hogs. cattle.
corn. farming implements, household
ami kitchen furniture. boats sc. sale
to commence ut lOa m Terms made
Known on day of sale. Margaret Par
ker. aam,x. 4
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:. WAhIEp-A man to take charge of
farm, married man preferred. Apply
To Robinson Nottingham, Eastyille.
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Jas. Myer Il Co.'S Purity FlHur viii
excel any other flour for the price; ;,
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NoTIcE.-My giist millat Pnngo-
teayue is IN perfect unning order and
-Iafruhs WHO wish their cDrii ground
will find my mill open for that purpose
every Saturday. L. X. Martin.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-09

Hiawatha costs 10 more than other
high grade flOurs.