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SALE OF LAND
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

In pursuance of Il decree entered
Ivy the circuit court for tue county
of Northampton, or the 18th day
of April. A. ID. 1889, in the char
Gerry SUIT of John Ii. Doughty VS..
Emma w. Ftchett ct ais, the un-
dcrsigned special commission rs
appointed fer the purpose, will, OH
MONDAY. AUGUST 18TH, 1850,
between IL NJ. and 3 +. NJ, coult
day, sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, in front of the Ia, :.
ior House, in Fastviile, III said
comfy, he following real estate:
1st-Tllat valuable farm COM
mouly known as "pt. Pleasant"
containing 3SsS 10 acres. more or
less, situated on he seaside, in tie
lower part OF said county, aut
bounded by the lands of Richard
Warren, Amos Jordan, and others,
and WAS formely. owned bv the
late Edward &. Fltchet,. The
farm has a comfortable dwellil G
and the usual outbnildings. 1t has
a large water from, and is famous
FORTS wild fowl, fish and oysterS;tIe
land is high and productive, much
of 1t being an old Indian dunghil..
2nd--A piece of woodland, con.
tanning ten acres, more OF less,
separated from the main "Pt.
Pleasant" farm, but being hereto
fore considered as Il 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, aud the balance OF the
purchase money to be divided i'll
three equal instruments, payable
respectively in one, two and Tires
years from the day ofsalc, with
interest from The date thereof, the
pun chaser or purchasers to execute
bonds will: good personal secl'rI-
ty. for the said instruments, paya-
bic to the said special comnlissica-
ers; the purchaser or purchasers
will be allowed 10 anticipate the
whole or any part OF the purchase
money, and upon paying one half
of the purchase money in cash
may dispense with tho giving Of
personal security, but in either
event the title to the property
will be retained until the whole
amount or The purchase money has
been paid. Thh rents and profits
Of the said farm for the present
year are reserved to the. parties
now entitled to receive the same,
and possession will lie given OIL
the 1st day Of January, A. ID.
1890, If the terms of sale have been
complied with. Tie buildings and
premises will be at the risk OF the
purchaser or purchasers as SOON
as bid off. When tho said sale
shall be confirmed by tue court,
and the whole of the purchase
money shall baye been paid, deeds
will be gwen with special warranty
Of title to the purchaser or pir-
cIlasers,. upon the same being tend
cred for execution ut the pur.
cbaser's or purchasers expense.
WM. r FltCHETT,
OrHO. +. MEARS.
Special Commissioners.
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County School Board,

The regular annual meeting If The
County School Board will lie held at
Drummondtown on Monday, August S,
ut 9 clock A. NJ. All school trustees
who can possibly attend, are earnestly
urged to be present at this meeting
In addition to settling with the County
Treasurer we propose to consider the
question of adopting tile new text
books. rs listed in the teachers Virgin
ia School Register. Many of the teach
ers are mlslead by this list, which con-
tains the following Looks that lave
never been adopted Ivy orr County
School Board, namely, Worcester's
Dictionary. Venable's Arithmetic
Holmes New U. s. History. and
Maury's Geography. L do not approve
of frequent changes of text books, but
l do think we ought to have uniformity
in them, and we should consider his
question now, with view to intro0uc-
ing tile whole series not later than the
fall of $780,. The object In giving 4
years notice is to enable those, having
IN hand the old text books to work them
off without loss. Trustees please he
present curly and give MS plenty Of time.
Respectfully,
.INo. n. PARSONS,
Clerk OF County School Board
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delegates Elected.

A mcetlngof the Democratic party of
northampton. held at Eastvillc. last
Monday, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to. tile State Convention, WIS
called to order by ORA. Brockenbrongh
and on motion MI. John Z. Noting
ham was selected us chairman, and f.
L. Kurtz, secretary.
On motion, q committee selected by
the chairman, named the following del
egates, which were unanimously accept.
ed by the meeting:
Delegates -Orris A. Browne, VIM. S.
Rolley. A. Brockenbrough, SIS. Wilkins,
Dr.G. +. Floyd, Dr.Wm.A. Thnm, Jno.
Z. Nottingham, DR.. elias. Smith Zoru
Willis. Delegate at large-Gilmor s
Kendall.
Alternates-.Iohn r. Reid. Lncius
Nottingham, Geo. T. Lattimer. Roht.
Ailworth, J. G. Dennis, John II. lso-
bprts, las. r. Bell, VIM. T. Johnson.
Gen. II. Read. Alternate at large
Thos. M. Scott.
A motion looking to an expression or
opinion by the meeting of their choice
among the aspirants for guGernator al
honors, WAS promptly voted down, and
the sentiment uttered by one Of the
speakers on the occasion, to the effect
that he delegates appointed were ex-
pccted TO vrte for the candidate for
Governor. who could most successfully
bear the standard of the Democratic
party TO victory In tllenext canvass, was
heartily applaldcd.
Two of tlle delegates appointed tx
press no preference for any onefnr Gov
ernnr. aud tie balance OF the delegation
are abouttqually divided between Col.
Beirne. Of Richmond State, and Hon.
Charles O'Ferrall. Without exception,
however, almost we think it can he
truly said. that no one OF them favors
any candidate so strongly that he will
not vote for some one else ii the inter-
ests Of his party demands it. AT least
the meeting from which lie derived his
power practically so instructed him.
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NEIGIIBORHO0D NOTES.
lhtnc0tenEue.

Child of Jno. Lingo, aged 8 years.
died here OH Tuesday.
At the festival held here by the Bap.
lists on July 4th the net receipts were
$40.
NIr. J. J. Jones and daughter, Miss
Ida, recent visitors OF the Quaker city,
have returned home.
Mrs. Annie lester OF Philadelphia is
home on Il visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lambert lester.
Mr.. S. Z. Matthews, Wife and child
have g. ne 10 Maryland on visit of
several weeks to parents Of Mrs. Mat
tIews.
Mr.. Jno w. Field, .Jr. Ins accepted
a clelkship with Berj. Silverthorn,
Caroline county, Md, and left for that
place, last week.
Fish never were so abundant in our
waters as at present and they are so
plentiful that it IS almost impossible TO
sell them at any price.
Capt. Theodore Hall left this week 10
secure an outfit for manufacturing tin
ware. stoves &C.. and employment will
thereby be given TO several of our citi-
Zens.
Mr., George Hammond, proprietor of
Island Hotel vacated same this week
and moved his family into private
residence. lie will go INTO business in
Philadelphia.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
John sutton. Wilmington; Edward
Preston, Georgetown, Del. o. w.
Byrd, S. II. Lucas. Baltimore; NJ. &.
Ercuglton, Westminster, Md; 5. W.
Matthews, Johnson Blackwell, M. M.
Ling. W. II. Pruitt, w, f. Prnitt, M.
F. Dennis. DR.. A. i. Byrd, Accomac.
The books of agent of P. w. Il. II. Il.
at this place show that the shipments OF
oysters from Chincoteague from Octo
Der 1st, 1sSS, to May SOth, 1850,
amounted to II 2S4 barrels and Melted
So per l;.rrel-in the aggregate, SS4 :
56S. The quantity shipped to market
was about ume-tllird what it was the
same season last year,
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l beg leave to call special attention to
the new line of jpwelry which ] have
Just received, ard can safely say is the
pretticst line ever exhibited on the
Eastern Shore. Watch chains 81 to $40
for ladies and &c ITS, ladies' lace pins so
cents to So. gents charms represent
ing every occupation from so cents to
SO, gents Masonic charms 81, to SIS.
ladies' button sets 81 to s., gents scarf
pins so cents TO SS-Masonic $3.50 to
So, cuff buttons so cents to $SS-Mason-
ic Sl.5O to $500. Ladies' and gents
solid and plated rings. ladies and
misses bracelets, sc.
a. H. G. MEAns,
WachapreagnP, Va.
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Fred burrows, colored, was an appli-
can't for license to practice law in Nor
champion county court at Eastvlle on
last Monday, bit the. request of the
.'colored limb of the law" was refused
10y Judge Neale, because he had failed
10 provide himself with certificate of
his proficiency from two Judges of the
circuit court.
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Market Report,

Made by &. s. Palmer, wholesale
commission merchanJ in fruits and
produce, 1G6 Reade ST., N. y.
The receipts of potatoes continue
liberal from Virginia and also from
Long Island and New Jersey, but pres
ent prices are fully sustained and hest
marks selling It - % per Dbl. Va.--nth
rrs 81. so to So .25; onions 81 to $50 a
bbl.; egg plant 81 to IS u Dbl. and de-
mand goodi cucumbers 40c to SOC a
crate; tomatoes, acme, 81 Il crate, 9TH
els 60c.
N. Y, July 10, $50.
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Excursion trains will he run from
Cape Charles and Crisiield to Ocean
City, Md, on Wednesday. July 18th.
under the auspices of members and
friends of M. i. Church of Parksley
aud HaIwood. Ample accommodations
will be provided for all who may wish
to visit the delightful seaside resort on
that day and at the extremely low price
of one dollar for rounG trip frrm all
points.
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3snrlISscy.

Vim. II. Colonna has bought lot on
Lakewood,
VIM. S Paterson of Salisbury, will
build a house on Pennsy.
Mankoe Bros, of Baltimore, have
opene! a clothing store here.
The barrel factory is running full
force on barrels for the potato crop.
Supt. Dunno has iia,l Il barrel storage
warehouse built AID the platforms tx
tended.
Mrs. Mary S. Kent has bought two
lots Oh Adelaide street, and will BULL
at once.
Stanley j ard Maurice L. Lewis have
bought three lots on Bennett street for
dwellings.
Mr.. Thomas Fountain has contracted
10 build an NJ. L. Church at Morris
Chapel 32X55.
Mrs. Maggie Dix has bought Two lois
of Miss Cl,adbourne, and Will build Il
handsome dwelling.
The excursion on next Wednesday.
18th inst to Ocean City promises to be
very enjoyable aff.lir.
A. +. Barnes & Co., Lave storehouses
for Pate g. Mason, Dir. Ewell and L. I.
Parkes & Co., nearly finished.
John ". Carson, veteran brick ma
ker from Baltimore, is burning a large
kiln of bricks for the Parksley Brick e.
Tile Co.
j. Il. Lewis & Bro. have Just iln-
ishel two dwellings on Pennsy for DIR.
Wells. and one on Savin Hill for Miss
ChadbOurne.
Messrs. Vessels & Co., have fin
nislied houses for Mrs Dix. Mrs. Adams,
and MIR Frank Barnes. and have begun
ork on Mrs. Evelyn Barnes house.
Active preparations are making for
the canp.meeting Oh the 9th. A large
tabernacle will lie built and many tents
will be built for entertaining visitors.
Good boarding tents are secured. An
abundance of pure water will bc sup
piled from drive wells.
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4 grand temperance mass meeting
will lie held at 1urlington's camp
ground during August, commencing on
9TH and continuing three days. Tile ex-
erciscs will consist Of orations Ivy prom
inent speakers, music SC. Meals and
refreshments will be served every day
by Mr.. ]. rhos. Walter.
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DIED.

BELorE- Sunday, J,ne Goth, near
Onley of dysentery, Willie Walden, son
of Benjamin w. Drlute, aged . years,
month.
lILL1sroN-Near Accomac c. Fl ,
Monday, July sth, Of dysentery, Ed
mund Lilliston, aged 10 years,
H1cKMAM-Near Metonpkin, July
9Th, of dysentery, Child of Moose lick
man. aged years.
Monday, June 24!h at his
;homein Chescnnnesslx,n of consumption,
William j hns IL, a7,d 80 years.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

Upon the recommendations i'll Tie last
report of United States Agent w. +.
Smith, of tie United States engineers
Office i'll Wilmiugl lhc chief engineer
of the Engineering DEPARTMENT of the
United States Army. has ordered sur
to be made with a view to improve
incnts i'll their navigatiol: of Clinco.
league inlet. Md, for the purpose of a
breakwa,er, and Of Onanc0ck harbor.
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Mr.. benjamin r. Nelson, Accomac
c. H.. has just returned from city with
several new carriages. harness, whips,
blankets, busters &C., which he pro-
poses to sell at once and therefore at
small profit-and to first callers will Of
fer greatest bargains.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

L. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, on
Saturday. August 10th, 1889. at 5
O'Clock p. M. on the premises all the
real estate Of John w. a. Elliott, situ-
ated at Locustmount (inclnding the
main dwelling and storthouse}, except
about six acres. For further particu-
lars, see posters or said trustee.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

Judge w. r. Fitcllett and Ohio f.
Mears. special commissioners advertise
tor sale at public auction, August 10Th.
at Easty.lle. in this issue of ENTERPRISE
valuable real estate in the lower part Of
northampton county. The farm is
very valuable, beautifully located on
wa ter. improved by comfortable dwell
ings, necessary outlulldings &c. Sec
advertisement for full particulars.
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Valuable Real Estate !
For Sale
ri, ID T.t
At Private Contracts: =

The undersigned offer for sale at
private contract, u valuable tract
of land containing about 200 acres
ofarable and 1873 cres of woodland,
situated on seaside road leading TO
Accomac G. H., 2 miles from Horn
town ana about g miles from New
Church station. Said premises are
improved by u comfortable dwell
llng,all necessary ontbuildings and
four tenement houses. The woods
land contains IL fine lot OF timber,
both oak and pine, with resources
of woods mould aud pine shafts al
most incxhauStlble. 1t is offered
for sale ut reasonable figures and
On easy terms. For further partic-
ularS apply to
MRS Il. A. EVANS,
orr. p. EVANS.
Horntown, Va.
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Affair will be held, July 10Th, on the
camp.grove near .Jolinsontown NJ.
+. Church, South n orthampton county.
under the auspices of the ladies of that
church, and if weather is inclemcnt at
that time. on first fair day.
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: Tho old clerks cf1fce ard furniture cf
same was sold at pubic auction last
Wednesday. The walls stripped of
doors, s;lsl., roof SC. were bid off to Mr..
Alfred j. I.illistop at one cent; the roof
sold for two dclsars: trimmings of house
and furniture brought s4079--total,
$40 so
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A barrel of sweet potatoes, known as
golden yellows" were shipped to Balti-
more last Monday Ivy steamer Tangier.
consigned to the we'll known firm of
Geo. #. Ames Il Go. They we're giown
by james Burton. -colored.
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Sidney Kennard. a ;colnrositor who
enlisted us member :of the art pre-
sentative" II, tile ENTERPRISE Office
and did honorable aiiA faithful service
for several months as..its devil" is on
avisit to friends on Eastern Shore. lie
IS now the foreman Of a leading j'b Of
flee in the city of.Daltimore at slo per
week
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Belle Maven.

Miss Sally a. Lewis died ut residence
of Mr.. ~. ]. Ward, Tuesday last, Of
cancer. aged IS years.
Charlie, son of MI. Virgil. Stewart,
died Saturday morning, Of typhoid fe-
yer, aged is months.
Mr.. John A. Elchtlberger, farmer,
near Exmore. seriously i'll some days
ago, is reported BETTER by his physician.
Mr.. Geo. ". Abdeil, recently in en-
ploy of n. y, z. s. n. y. H., las re-
turned to our town and resumed bust
ness ut his old stand.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mailremaining unclaimed in the post.
office at Accomack G. H., Va, July II,
1889: John I. Dukes. Mrs. Jurist Hand,
Moses Johnson, Mrs. ED. Purnell, Geo,
Satchell, Mrs. Lizzie Watson.
WIN. z. BELL, p. NJ.
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Mrs. Betsy Rcvcll, Mrs. Josie Revell
Mis-. Betsy White. Miss Stella Nelson
and Miss .la,e Garland Of baltimore.
Md. arrived mt Accomac G. H., this
week on q visit to friends.
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Geo. Bplote, colored, was sent to orr
county Jail last Tuestlnv hy Justice S.
r. Nelson. for disturbing public wor
ship by shooting pistol during service
His term OF confinement IS three
months.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

Mr.. wm. NJ. Taylor formerly mem
Ter of the firm of Bnrdlck II Taylor.
Onancuck, las opened a green grocery
and ice cream rarlors at Belle Haven.
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WISE COUNCIL. ROYAL AHcANUM-
meets every second and fourth Tuesday
in the Town Hall, Onancnck. This
Order Offers insurance at II smaller cost
than any similar Order in the United
States. For the first six months of the
present year the cost of carrying Three
thousand dollars to the following men,
hers has been us follows:
WIN. H. Parker, Accomack G. H.. S7.4t
Capt. E. &. Evans, Onancock, S7.92
Vino Marshall, UnancOck, Sc n
Geo. ". McMath, Onley, S6.72
LII the Unitrd Workmen, the lowest
Charge OH two thousand dollars for the
same period was Sll, land in the Knights
OF Honor S12, Applications for mem-
bcrslip may be made to any member.
Frank L. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bagwell, Secretary
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Mrs. e. w.I.ong has traded her farm.
near pocomoke City, Md, for the hotel
property of Mr.. Parker, of that place.
Pioneer.
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BEST MARKET PnIcrs- obtained for
sweet ,mtainrs and watermelun5 con
signcd us. with prompt returns. Cor
respoll,leice solicited. w Z. Duryea's
Sons, wholesale produce commission
merchants. III Warren street, New
York. Established 1913. Cards. STEM
Gil plate AMI pricn currents furnished
OIL application.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

James s. Mock las been appointed
ecting assistant keeper at the Old Plan
taton Flats light station, Virginia.
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The premium list of Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair appears in our Issue
OF today. Read IT carefully and help to
make it a success 10y contributing some
thing.
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Rev. Thomas IIundley of Johnston
S. c., is in Accomac, tile guest Of his
brother R.v. Jno. w. Uundley.
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Wachapreagup, Va.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DON'T, DoNT, DoNT-Fnrget to go to
the grand temperance maSsmeetine
that will he held ut Turlington's camp
ground, commencing Wednesday, Au-
gust Tth.,",,l continuing three days.
Able IS from abroad will be there
aid 4. Walter WILDE there also
to ,........,t you with meals and refresh
mcnts at moderate prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

Mrs. Slater and Miss Irene Bodeker
of Riclnnond. Va, ale guests at thus
time of Mrs. Judge Gunter.
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NoTrcE,-Our patrons Are hereby in
formed that for their convenience. our
representative. f. A. Shield, will meet
them ut the following places on the To-
lowing DAYS in July with accounts fnr
settlement of guannlills Oh early trucks
and round pntatnps: Davis Wharf 2nd
alal och. Mappshnrg 3id. j ,.gsville 5th.
n. M, l,ungoteague 9Th, Eyinnrr Sih.
Krlle. 10Th, Reads Wharf lltll, Il. M.
Shields Wharf 18th. Please be on hand
Imperial Guano Go.
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NoTIcE-Sealed bids arc open until
the 10Th OF July. tn those who wish to
furnish the schools of Nalngoteague
District with coal. hegDistrict can
be divided. in two PARTS railroad or
parties cal. bid on the VILE.
L.C. MEARs, Clerk.
GEO. S. MArp, Chairman, Keller. Va.
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Belle Haven H0ts',
BELLE HAVEN,
Accomac county, Va,
G. L. DOUGHTY, Proprietor.
Board s1.5O per day

Livery stables attached. All trains
met at Exmore aud at all oti,c'
stations on Eastern Shore, Va.
when requested.
~ Hotel property recently i'm
proved ny addition of large and
airy rooms, handsome porchcs.
also painted and refurnisled.
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Nrr1cE-hll persons Indebted to liz
late firmuf I;rUugitG: Son IL Miles,
Duane, Ok. are earnestly requested tn
come forward and Sc tie With The M
lelsigncd III - ~. The affairs of the
late firm mist bc settled during The
month Of July. T.. +. Mil,s.
u. X. Hruuyhton.
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Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair COM
mulcts August 9th aud will continue
i days.
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Dissertation OF co.parrncrs,,ip.

The firm of Geo. F. Parker Il Co.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and all persons indebted to said firm will
pleas" come forward and make settle
ment with either of us.
WM. II. PARKER,
GEO. +. PARKER.
Accomack G. IT,. Va. July LIST, 1889.
Geo. F. Parker will continue the mer.
camille business at Accomack Z. H.,
and respectfully soicits the trade of his
old patrons and all others.
GEO. F. PARKER.
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GflnR tic.

Mrs. Purnell and family of Elkton,
Nd, are visiting friends at this place.
The average yield of irish potatoes to
barrel planted in this vicinity this year
was about fifteen barrels.
Mr.. T. W. TIA, Tor, run over and Sc.
verely bruised 10y a colt some weeks ago,
has nearly recovered from injuries re-
cciyed.
Master E. Bruce Taylor, student at
William & Mary College last session,
brought home OH lbs return diplomas in
Virginia history and English.
About one-fomth of our corn crop
was destroyed by recent wet weather.
The springs were never higher at this
season. Many Of our wells are filled to
the surface.
A fly. called by some persons the hnf-
falo fly, las made disappearance on sea-
side and is killing tine cattle. Reports
received are 10 the effect that sixty or
more stung by them have died in upper
part of county. They attack the cattle
around the horns aud bore into the head
with fatal results. Tar applied around
hons las in MANY instances, proven all
effective remedy for the evil.
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LOCAL MEMS.

The Board of Supervisors meets at
Accomac G. II. fourth Monday in July.
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For SALE = steam saw mill in good
repair. Humphreys Il TIlShnian, Sal
iSbury, Md.
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What every body says is so must he
so and Ill WHO lave use,l Jas. Myer Il
Co.'S Crown Jewel say it is the best for
tile money they ever had.
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FoE SALE One two horse railway
pnwcr in first class condition. cheap for
cash. Apply sJuin I. Kitchens, Hall
-wNM, Va.
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For RENT.-A large quantity of
prime oyster planting ground OH Cher
rystolio -, Kings Greeks, Nortlamp.
ton county. Apply to Geo. f. Palra-
more, Acco.mac e.. Ii. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

Fon SA1E-1oo.O no f~pi of yeAsoapd
lumber. A. j. Lilli..toil, Accomac Gil.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-13

DRIcKs!, BR1cKs!l BRIcKs!l!-Fur
sale at tie yard. ur delivered To any
part Of the peninsula.
p;.rksley Brick & Tile Go:
= Parksley, Va.