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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

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 be in writing
and left with NJ. Oldham. IT.. clerk of
said court. en- or before the lst day of
said term of the COURT
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,hincorea=ue.

Mrs. james L. Matthew's has re-
Turned from a visit to friends in P'ila
delphia.
Mr.. S. T Matthews is having large
and substantial wharf built on his
premises,
Mr.. Bayard Norris and brother OF
North Carolina. are guests of their
sister, Mrs. Tracey, this week.
Our merchants have gotten in their
winter stock, and the millners are in
the city at this time, for the purpose OF
! buying their goods.
Hon. i. w. G.. Blackstone will lave
cordial reception at the hands of our
people tonight. The Democrats gener-
ally will be- il attendance.
Mrs. Mary Jester of Eba, died on 22d
inst. OF paralysis, aged 81 years. Her
husband and five children survive her.
She WAS LIE long and devoted menu
Der of our NJ. p. Church.
A handsome bel, weighing 460pounds,
now. calls the worsllippers at our NJ. i.
Church to service. 1t started on its
honorable clreer last Sunday morning.
Oysters 81 per bushel, terrapins S25
per dozen, clans 50 50 per thousand,
rabbits 25 cents II piece, are the prices
quoted to purchasers here at present. :.
ar. w. J. Matthews has Several
handsome ponies, 8 or 4years old, Which
he does not wish Ito wilter." and Is
therefore Offering them for sale cheap
Persons wanting good wolk horses will
find it to their interest to Call on him.
Arrivals ut Atlantic hotel this week:
Judge H. w. Flouney, Richmond; ].
NJ. Dsnaho, J. & $. Rubin, Geo. w.
Horsey, Baltimore: Hugh Martin. At
lantic City;S. w. Lewis, James Smith,
Chester, Md; Major E. Selby, J. H..
McGlouther, Wilmington, Del; w.
Costin, f. Hall, Pocomoke City: Dr..
John w. Bowtloih, DR.. j. L. Brodwa-
ter, Accomac.
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MAERsEly.

wEssrLs-BARNEs octsfr 9th
1889, at BRIDES residence, aasr Harks'
lev. by Rev. ]. S. Wharton, Ndrew ];
Vessels to Miss Eva b Barliss.
wATERuoUsE-BULL-oc per 9th,
1889. at brides residence, near Parks
lev. by Rev. ]. s. Wharton. Frank l.
Waterhouse to Mis-, Rehecca S. Bull.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Oth.1SS9
Mt Chincoteaguc, by Raw. B. 7. Trultt,
Thomas Booth TO Mrs, Martha Watson.
AMEs-TunN ER-October 23rd, 1889,
at brides residence, near Manpsburg,
by Rev. .I.H. Riddick, Robert i. Ames
TO Miss Mary j. Turner.
WATsoN-CnEHRIcKs-Oc October 93rd
1850, mt ghncnteasne, by Rev. 5. U.
Grimsley. Alfred Watson TO Miss Sd
lu(la CilerrickS.
.lAa,vs-MArp-O :trbar 9th. 1899, at
brides residence, near Franktown.
northampton county, Robert D. j Ames
tn Miss Kate Mapp.
Observation-Disclosures 2lst,
1889, at Chincrteagne. l'y Rev. E. IL.
Miller, Frederic L. Rsncdiger to Mrs.
Elucline Kelly.
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NEIGNBoRHOOD NOTES.
OunncocIl.

Mrs. Benjamin T. Parker Is seriously
ill at the Grand Central Hotel.
MIR. Benjamin Nottingham and wife,
of Bayview. have been visiting in town
during the week.
Me.srs. Riley & Quinby's office on
Main street is approaching completion,
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
The pulpit at the Baptist Church was
very acceptably filed on Sunday last
hy Rev. Mr.. Handy, of Poconioke CITY,
Mr.. G. Is. Fosque enterl aincda party
OF frieids ut his residence, "Wednesday
night. The supper was given compll-
meLtary to our talented young Senator
John w. G. Blackstone.
Col. Robert McCandlish and A.
Brown Evans, both of MiddleseN coun
tv, passed Monday night in town, the
former the guest of Clpt. John L. l..
Hopkins, and the latter Of John 5. Wa
pies.
! A large and enthusiastic gatherin" #
Democrats assembled in tl,r Town Hall
on last Monday night. to hear the clio,
lOuent reasnnings OF Hon. Robert Nc
Candlish, and the folcible expedition OF
the political issues by alr. y. Brown
Evans, two OF MiddlescNs most emf
nent Democratic advocates. Both gem
tlemen made an excellent impression.
and the LEGAL Democracy were much
entlused 10y their addresses.
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Sc DOL Notice.

This is to give notice that the trls-
tees CT the public free schools Of Lee
District, will not from this date, Octo.
hrr ostll, 1889, allow any more Claims
for books furnished TO the INDECENT
children of This district. Application
for tLesame must he made to the Board
Of Trustees, and subject to their decis-
ion. BY order of the Boaltl of School
Trustees. w. \. BURTON, Clerk.
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OR SALE AT PRIVATE CON.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, his farm stu
ated on The main county road near
louisville, containing about 60
acres, with a good dwelling, neces-
sary outhouSrs &c.,-;slSo tenant
house iii good repair. It, is in
sund stale of cultivation, is we'll
a,laNed to trucks, and has on it an
abundance Of resources. There is
ION same fine young orchard Of
,250 trees and 4 acres III s,rawDer-
rleS.
1t is situated in one of the
thrittiest neighborhoods Of the
county and is convenient to church
eS, schools and shipping points.
For terms and other particulars
call Oh Or address.
VIII. Ii. OLIVER, JR,::
Locustvilr, Va.
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To The Public.

Our nursery catalogue contains some
thing that every farmer. gardener and
housewife needs and we want every
family OH the Eastern Shore to possess
u COPY. Send us your name and p. o.
address aud receive one free Ivy mail.
NfCMATlI Bros. Nurserymel..
Only Station, Va.
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Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Pitts and Miss Kate Her
ring, OF Baltimore, in that city on the
9Th of Noveuher-and for the marriage
Of Mr.. Jno. w. White. of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Co., ard Miss Mary
Lee Collins. of Snow Hill. Nd. at that
place. OH 7th If November. Invitations
to same are hereby acknowledged and
test wishes rendered.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Henry Hope, colored, was arrested
aid semitic Jail last Monday. charged
with the robbery of Mr.. Edward Wright,
of Metompkin. When taken in custody
by the constable. sl45 was found on his
person, which sum together with the
money which he had spent ut stores in
neighborlood OH Saturday made up the
sum missed by Mr.. Wright. The
money lost by Mr.. Wright WAS gold
and the same only was used at tile stores
and found on his person. Hope says he
found it in the road between Mr..
Wright's store and dwelling.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

The personal property of Jno. J. Gun
ter, deceased. is advertised for sale or
his late premises, next Thursday
Several valuable farm and horses,
and Thoroughbred mich COWS are IN
cluded in the valuable property to be
SispOsed of.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Mr.. .Jno. D. Parsons, executor of
Elizabeth D. East, deceased. will sell
at public auction on Saturday, Novem-
Der S0th. the valuable tract of land con-
tanning l66 acres, situated near Allan
tic, Known as the Caleb Brodwater"
LAID. See advertisement in this issue.
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To !nc Public.

l am home with a fnl line Of dress
goods. ladies' misses. and chidrens'
wraps, ready made clothing, furniture
AMI cook and heating stoves. which will
he sold rs lowas any house on the Shore.
Dressmaking and millinery on second
floor. u. II. ] JOHNSON.
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L. Floyd Mock, special commissioner
will sell at public auction next Satul-
day. o. M, At .j.C. Justis & Cos
store, Hunting Greek. tract of land con-
tanning 2oi acres decreed to he sold in
suit of James 7. Hurst and wife VS..
John T. Russell and others.
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a Card.

Tie undersigned respectfully informs
the public, that he has resumed business
at his Oil stand with a first CLASS stock
of new goods. which heproposes 20 sell
positively for cash or produce. The
cash system means very low igures,and
old and new customers are respectfully
invited TO avail themselves Of the bar
gains Which will te offered them.
Under no circumstances will credit
he given anyone. .INo. F.. WEST,
Charlottesville Va
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PUBLIC AUCTION The undersigned
rlmnS' ratur of William q. Mlnp. dSss
ceased. will sell II: llihlic auction fs77Ii hiI
late premises at Hawks Srsss. IN Thurs
iiay, November l4tI-.f,ext, or il wealth
rI'er i7s--r1icfSnfen nn that day
the first fair day thereafter the Whole
OF tile personal property of d, cedent.
consisting i'll part of horses. hogs cat
tie. shtep.--wagOns carts. POTATO bed
frames. farming implements, ';nuSph i'd
and Kitchen furniture and numerous
Other articles. Sale to commence
promptly at IL a IN. Terms made
known on day of sale.
w. 3. Mapp, admr.
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Mrs. Kate E. Savage. Belle Haven,
has just returned from the city with Il
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, 1889-11-02

Mr.. VIM. T. Gofligon, died Monday.
October 2lst at his home at Locust
mount, aged II years. In noticing his
death no better tribute could perhaps
lie offered to his memory than was paid
him by one Of his neighbors viz: that he
was surprised, that one so bright and
happy as he always was should die so
young, despite the fact that he had
lived beyond the three score years and
ten allotted to man. The good opinion
which he had of him was universal ard
no one in the circle Of his friends was
more honorcd and respected. Every
boy and girlin his neighborhood, for
whom lie always had Il kind word and
whose companion he was. will join in
the regret rendered his family by the
entire community. He was Our friend
and In their great bereavement no one
can offer them more genuine sympa-
thy.
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NnrrcE-1his is to give notice that
hereafter the llQror business at the old
stand at "Winterville. - Accnmac coun.
ty. Va. will hs transacted NY me as
agent for Sallie:R. Small. Given under
my hand this 30tli day OF October. 1889
aMrrc~!lus Small, agent for Sally. r.
Small.
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j, w. Duncan, onnc5yk, has just
received another new and beautlrullin
of jewclry, watches, diamonds, silver
ware &c. Which MAX, S his stock more
complete lllan ever beforehand yet they
Gomez ucw goods every day. Call and
examine.
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Mr.. Tlos. w. Blackstone. Accomac
G. H.. IL member of The Virginia Field
Sports Association, authorizes the fol-
lowing: "a reward OF $40 will he paid
TO any party WHO will furnish the at
tornry for the Commonwealth with the
names of persons who can give such in
formation as will lead tn the conviction
ofany one for violation Of the law in
regard to the killing Ut partridges.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

LAND At A Jc1IoN.-The under.
s;g,'e,l will sell at public auction. i'll
front of Parkrr's hotel. Onancuck, on
Saturday, November 9th, at z p. M
ten acres of woodland, lyln. OIL town
road about one mile FROM Onancock.
Te: ms cash. wesley w. pull
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

L. Floyd Mock. special commissioner
will sell on the premises at public auc-
ton. next Saturday, parcel of land
situated near Accomac C~H.. decreed
to be sold in suit OF Henry West VS..
James I. Hatton and wife, and others.
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THE.
-THE-
OnancockMusic School
Baltimore, Nd

COLLEGE BUILDING,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER Is, 1889.
This is the third session of this
school. Every advantage and ia
ciiity for the study Of music offered.
The success of this school last
year was very gratifying, and pros
poets for the coming session are
fattering.
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 Gpupll of
Koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use of instruments.
Pupils practice under Immediate
supervision of the teachers.
For catalogue address MRS. lib
BE LAWRENCE or Mrs. JENNIE
JoYNEs.
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A big linc of nolious at Pate Il Mason
TO the Public.

The undersigned have recently, re-
ceived fromtlle city large and select
stock of new goods. Which they are Of
fering very cheap. Int the same have
been in part paid for and the halaIce
must be at IN early day. and tbose.who
owe us must help lis to do so, and are
therefore earnestly but respectfully
urged to settle ifcir accounts with us
at olca. I'll. BAENEs 81 Fro.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Mrs. Nelson Guthrie aud Miss Bette
Wimbroush have opensd a dress MAX
ing establishment on North street.
Onancock. The patronage of the pub
lie is cordially invited.
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Miles & wigton advertise in this is
sue. They have Just received statk OF
new goods which they are<selling chear-
Call on them eertsy and often
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Hon. Henry r. Pollard, of King and
Qntcu county, addressed the voters III
this place on Wednesday, His speech
was brim full Of facts and logic. and
soplaln that 3|wayfarins man need not
err though "a fool, as t" his duty on
next TuesdaV. Ills pxcorfit; ion of Billy
was grand. his appeal To Eiiginians to
stand by their colors sublime. y lar%c
crowd of voters were in attendance and
many ladies', who presented TIE speak !.
er with handsome bnQuet at close Of
his speech. Mr.. Wilkins followed him
in slolt and spicy speech. which was
,,ecvived with great applause. The
Democrats in this section will do their
wh0hInty.
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observation-disclosures. hepfstpak.
anil otter fd;hles. served in hest style
always fresh ami hot Gu be la,l dav and
night AT my restaurant III Onanc ok,
ehral,. j. I. Hopkins.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

For SALE-Schoumer Sea Flower.
WILL carry 3eO hn,llrls Of oyStri s would
m Ike a g0,l drellgp bout -alsn sloop
Wonder, CARVING 200 bushels IF nYs.
ters. Apply to y. y. Lake, Franklin
Civ. Va.
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poco,nolse Races Postponed.

The races that were to have taken
place at Pocomoke City en- Thursday,
October oath. have been postponed. on
account of the weather. They will take
place on Thursday, November 7th.
CO. MELVIN, President.
()ct 81 $50
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

The sloop Gilbert II. harrington
]2 A tons. can be bought cheap She is
in good order and ready for work. APP
ply to Geo. $. Hire, Cherrystone wharf
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet potatoes and watermelnns con
signed MS. with prompt returns. Cor
respnndence solicited. w. K. Duryea's
Sons, wholesale produce commission
merchants. 1l9 Warren street, New
York. Established 1913. Cards. stem
Gil plate and price currents furnished
on application.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

NoT1cr.lAll persons in Occohon
NH Neck. WHO were furnished with
Fertilizers, by Mr. j. W. Wilson for 5
K. MaitSn. are requested and expected
in settle with Mr.. j. B. Aihhy lmme-
dintely.. .. N. 1allIh'
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LaYnencai.

Mr.. Fancls 7. Stockley and MIS-.
May Bird were mlrrie;l Mt Locust
mount, "Wednesday evening. lstnher
3Oth. Rev. .I.W. a. Elliott, cllciating.
Tie marriage WAS Il vc.y quiet one:
owing 10 tile illness of the groom's
daughter. AMI only the immediate fam
lly were nrescntto receive the bridal
couple on thtirretnrn hom- The con-
tracting PARTIES are we'll kuonil AMI
popullr. They have the best ,@ishes OF
Il host OF friends. F.
Mr.. i. Morgan Dix, If Iarks'ry and
Miss Annie i. Vessels. of Netomrkin.
were married at 92A Mount street, Bal
tinire, las. Wednesday. Rev. a. j.
Fristn" officiating. G. w. Warner and
Miss Nome l.. Dix. e. w Wise and
Miss L"cv Stihi,s atten lel,as gronms
men ard bridesmaids.
f. r. Miles. Oi.ncock. has for sale
o1,o,r 1,roa .tooI- nf l,rnnn', 1on.1inp
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

When you visit Chincoteague slsnd
stop at Whealton's new hotel, known as
Island Hotel. Accommodations strict
" first class.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Prof. F. p Brent will address the
voters of Accomac at New Church,
this afternoon, and at Fair Oaks, next
Monday right.
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Id Bclotp & Son. Savagevi'lp, have
just received Il fresh supply of choice
heart shingles, to be delivered at Melfa
staten, which they are offering for sale
cheap.
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NorIcE-All persons are hereby re-
ouested to take notice that Cunning.
hunting. or otherwise treSpassing IN
my premises. part of FrlIy tract. will
he prosecuted to full extent of law.
Charles TAYLOR.
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For RENT--One horse farm near
Wagrain. with all necessary buildings.
vel! enclosed, and with abundant re
sources, FOR money or share. E. f.
Mock, NaEraln,. Va.
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Hen. Gilmor 5. Kendall and Mr.. NJ.
oldham Jr.. will speak to the voters at
wachapreague city, this afternoon, 3
y. m.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

Mr.. las. II. Fletcher willspeak at
Hawks Nest to night in The Interest OF
fhe Democratic ticket.
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If you want to buy fine dress goods
from 10 cents to Sl.25 per yard and l;l-
Dies. misses, ard chlldrcn's wraps.at
very low prices call uu D. II. johnson.
Samples Of d:ess goods sent on applica-
{;o,,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

NoT1cE-hllpersons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
trespa sing on the premises on which |
now reside under full penalty Of law.
VIM. II, CoXton.
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WANrrD--An active and reliable
nlam sell popular remedy m the
Eastern Shore. Gonl refrrcncr re
IN rcd. Address Z. D. Box l53, Fred
erickAbI,y, Va.
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FoR RExT-For the year 1890, the
house and lot in Pungni eagne now. ccn-
pied by Mr. George Z. WindrI. For
terms apply to ,Jno. II. Ayres, NJ. D..
Accomac T.. II.
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r1rALLrNas.-Mv three velr old
mnlp will trnt the two yalr old colt. OF
Wm. p. Lewis on Ere Wadfly's track
for 500. mile heats. hest 3 il 5. two
wenks from todl or later. n. J. Lang.
Nov. .. 50.
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For RENT-A two horse farm in Ell
lintt's Neck near FranktOwn. for the
year 1890 convenient to wherv"s and
depot, n d with MI abundance of nil
l.nrc. Apply tn DR.. .Jn0. L. Wilkins. Jr..
Bridgetown, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

BRICKS! BR1cKsI! BRICKs!!!-Fnr
sale at tie yard, or delivered To any
part of the Peninsula.
Parksley Brick & Tile Go.
ParksleY, Va.
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Fon SALE.-Twn gnod d~ivinr IN |
work horses which T will s"ll INV on
account of he high price nf fn 'pr and
com. D. H.:Juhnson. Leemont.
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i'on SALE-A Morgan colt, -four years
old IL xt April, good siz.. gentle to al
h.. ness cheap for cash .. L. Harmon
Fair Oaks.
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For RENT For year 1890 or a
term of wears nv storphouse md dwell
ing with Sor 10 acres of valuable land
attached. at Guiford. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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S. K. MARTIN,
Iiunman's wharf.
We have complete line of lallies
dress goods in all the newest shades
with silks ard trimmings tn match.
BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE.-One gontl mare, II years
old. sonnd and gentle. Oh, Adams.
#Parksley, Va.
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For cllean overcoats and Il full line of
ready MA lie clothing for men boys and
children 90 10 y. II. Johnson. Lccmol.t.
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What every bo,ly says is so must BE
50 AM, all who have use,l Jas. Niger y
Co.'S Crown .jaweI say it is the best for
the money they ever had.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

NoTIcE--Collins Road carts and Mand
:. trotting wagons for sale 10y w. Mex,
Taylor. Parksley, Va.
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Just received full line of furniture.
which will be sold very low. d. II.
johnson, fremont.
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NOTICE. Our stock of goods consist
inv of dry gou,ls; notions, boots, Shoes.
hats. caps. and many 0tner articles OF
useful merchandise willie sold ut Cost
aud less until December lst next. All
persons indebted to the undersigned are
respectfully and earnestly requested to
close their accounts either by cash or
note by November 10Th next. B0sgS &
Waters, Nandua, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

TTiawatha costs no more than other
high grade illurs.
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If you want to buy stoves sold at
manufacturer prices, call on ID. H.
johnson, agent.
He that seldom speaks meals some.
thing. Three pounds of best beef steak
for % cents at Winder's, Onancock, Va.
You can buy silloln and porter-house
roasts for cents per pound at Win
der's.
All kinds of fresh and salt meats OIL
hand at bottom prices at Winder's.
Ninder's five cent beef takes the
lead.
Fresh vegetables and Infancy grocer
les on hand at Yipder's.
il. WINDER, Agt.
A big liie of nOli0us ut Pate 81 Mason s
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

We havejust received another supply
of the latest patterns and shades of la
Girs' New Markets, dolmans and.jack-
cts, also cloaks for misses and children.
Can. slow you as pretty II line rs WILDE
found on the Shore. and at prices that
cannot he beaten. Call and see. Jus.
PATE & MASON.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

NOrlcE.-A.l PERSONS indrlttd To
the late firm of Powell ~ Garrison are
respectfully, bit earnestly requested to
settle with the undersigned. either by
paying tile money or satisfactorily Sc
curii.g the same The death OF Mr..
Geo. Fl. Garrison necessitates Il settle
ment of all the business of the said late
firm and such rs is not settled as atore-
said on or before the lst day of NO
.venibpr next willie placed i'll the hands
Of an officer FIR cnllrction. Very re-
spectfuly. Edwin II. lowell. surviving
partner Of Powell & Garrison.
Oct LIST, 20.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

For RENT-Hnnse and lot In Oman
cock, occupied by G.. Fl. Bagwei for
1891. Apply to L. y. Nortliam, Onln-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-11-02

JAS. Myer & Co.'S Purity Fl"ur will
excel amy other flour for tho price.