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Department Of Scientific In
struction Of National Wo-
mems Christian Temperance
Union.
I BosToN. Dec. IL SO

BOSTON, Dec. %
THE ECLECTIC SERIES OF
TEMPERANCE PHYSIOLO-
.GIES has peen prepared with spe-
.cial reference to the nature Of Al
coholicsD inks and other narcotics,
and their effects upon the human
system and in accordance with
the requirements of the Depart
ment of Scientific Instruction of
the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union.
We, the undersigned, therefore
indorse and commend the series of
books, as follows.
The House / Live In Revised
Edition. for Primary Schools.
The Youths Temperance Man
ual, for intermediate Schools.
The Eclectic Physiology, or
Guide to Health for High Schools
and Advanced Classes in Common
Schools. -. So r.
MARY H. HUM,
I: v.. II r Sup't. .
Advisory Board: Albert H.
Plumb, Daniel ,Dorcester, Joseph
Co ok, William E, Sheldon. !:
E1echc temperance Rhysiologies.
l. Exchange Price. For first
introduction into schools in ex-
change for the corresponding old
books ofSother series in use in the
schools, X IT, .
H.. Introduction Price. - For
supplies for first introduction into
schools where not already in use,
and no correspo nding old book in
use in the schoo Is is given in ex-
change. IT,
Single Specimen \ Copies to
Teachers and School Officers will
be. s. nt by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of the Sin PRODUCTION price,
with the expre ss .unders landing
that they are for examination with
a view to first introduction.
,' e.: LEX II. INTRO
The House Live In primary. !$O.1S 5000
Youths Temperance Manual ? % 4t
Eclectic Guide to Health So. SO &c
I Published by Il"
X Van. Antwerp, Bragg & Co.,
sls7Waln ut St., Cincinnati, o.
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{ THE
l35OgT Is IN
Il now Firmly Established as The t|u
HaE orite Racket,

u has been endorsed by the fol,
lowIng leading players:
Il. D, Sears, Jos. s. Clark, Valen-
ting G.. Hall, i. z. McMpllen, \. f.
Wight, A. ". Post, @. s. Campbell,
Clhehfe Holt, Chas. A, Chase FL
Y. IIoppin, j. W. Raymond, R. Y.
Beach, Deane Miller, G. II. dtrinley,
F. ai. Beach, Carroll J. Post, Nj. +.
Prqssef, w. L. Thatcher, and many
others. )
= q was used by the winners Of most
Of sthe important Tournaments in
lSSS-more prizes being won with it
than W it'll all other rackets combined.
Prize, $3.50. ! ). e..
The American" same as the As
socRati6n but strong with extra
quality American gut. Price, 5000.
Discount to Gibbs and Club Mem
hers, 20 per cent.
Qthe rackets from $l.25 up. Nets,
Poles, Balls, etc. Catalogue free,
The Association Tennis Book Of
Rules and Points. Price, Toe.
: d. w. CRANBERRY & CO.,
] ~ 189, Broadway, N. Y.
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Ii. Gtsuau,us Litlr,lV I'D Scientific Iii,h

y Ok 81 4 Is !
Announces its twelfth annual
course 10 bcgin October i, 1880.
The subjects for 1885, 90 include
Roman History and Literature,
Political Economy, Physics, Art
and Religious Literature.
The Chautauqua Circle has en-
rolled more than ond hundred and
fifty thousand members since its
organization IL 1878. Persons anx-
lows 10. pursue 4 plan Of Systematic
.Self. Education BY correspondents,
and If moderate expense should
address, The Chautauqua Office,
Plainfeid, M
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The year 1868 shows i total Of.
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The Government of the People.
e. ~: 49, OFITHE c 30.
UNITED STA Es.
zs,.% -.--. [.--- I'LL t.

Professor of Hist Tory and Political Science inEthe
Philadelphia Manual Training School, and ~
Lecturer on Civil Government in the p,
LII y Unive rsity of Pennsylvania: I, r.
Thorpe's Civics. is book of in
SEPARATIONS and aspirations. 1t is a
book which in method, manner, and
scope will Sc cure the approval of ev-
cry teacher that examines it. 1t will
go into general use and will at once
take rank as leading textbook on
the subject. Specimen copy for ex-e
animation W i'll be sentby mail, post
paid, to teachers on receipt of one
dollar. Please address, = .%..
ELDREDGE & BRO,
.s.'. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MODEE e TX BOOKS.

Chase & Stuart's First Year in
Latin.
Chase& Stuart's Latin Grammar.
Chase & Stuarts Classical Series.
Crittenden's Commercial Arith-
lnetic.
Groesbeckis Bookkeeping.
Brooks's Execution and Reading.
Edwards Mythology.
Harris English Grammar and
Analysis.
Harris Composition and Rhetoric.
Houston Natural Philosophy.
Houston's Chemistry.
Houston's Physical Geography,
Mills First Lessons IN Physiolo-
gy and Hygiene.
Southwick's Short Studies in
Literature.
Trimble's Handbook of Litera-
ture.
Trimble's Short Cours e in Liter
allure.
Webb's Wore. Analysis, 5 books.
Westlake's 5000 Practice Words.
Wilson's Elementary Algebra. +,
Teachers Grade Books, Regis
I tiers, Etc. n
MANUALS FOR TEACHERS.
No, The Cultivation Of the
Senses, soc. M I: Y
!, ". s-The c G ion IF the
Memory, 5oc. !
No. 55-on the Use Of v ords,
soc. I'm. II r ..E. III
No 4-On Discipline, 5oc.
No. 5.-0n Class Teaching, SOC.
OUR BODIES.
A series Of Charts for tea aching
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene
and showingEthe Effects Of Alcohol
on the Human Body. . IL ~ x 4
The New Textbook on Civil
" Government, II +
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w ANTE D. .

A represen tative'of either sex in each county in
the United States to sell our. grand new book
"Light In Darkness" a work of History, Mission
and Adventure as well, and introduce our Whole
sale Purchasing Department. By the aid Of the
Wholesale Department you will be able to take an
order from nearly every one you canvass .,.
We offer special inducements to teachers and
those who are employed at unsatisfactory wages
= We offer one grand premium, ticket to Europe
with all expenses paid, if 500 boo ks are sold in 10
months time, or $500 in gold. We have gained the
reputation of publishing the most popular books of
the day, and we call your attention to the tremen-
dous sale OF Beautiful Story ''Sea and Land, >
"Social Dynamite" our famous Peerless Bibles"
and many other books. Il -. =
We will either employ you on guaranteed SAL
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ryou'can work on commission In order not to de-
delay, enclose us $l.00 for a complete canvassinp
outfit with all necessary instructions if YOU have
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fit and make selection of territory at once before
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PEERLESS PUBLISHING CO., !:
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Interesting University Statistics.

Number Of students enrolled each
year from the beginning:
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e'n~',viiIe.

1t must be that not only 'Bmkis is
willin." but that Peggoty" has also
consented; for, the improvements re-
ferrtd to sometime ago, as being male
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. W. Addi.
son. have extended to the outbuildingS
which have been moved to more ap.
proprlate site. These improvements,
however, were suddenly interrupted on
Wednesday IF last week by a serious
accident. Mr.. A. (who has lately turned
carpenter) while descending from the
second huor of a building was precipi-
lated, by the breaking Of a ladder, and
his left arm w:s dislocated at the
shoulder. Prompt and proper surgical
attention was rendered by DR.. Har
manson, of Onancock, and he is now in
a fair way to regain the use of the limb.
An improvement las been made in
tue form and arrangement of the seats
and desks in the public school at IAN
drew Chapel" aid it is proposed that
the school building be improved by the
addition of shutters and the application
of coat of whitewash. Evangellne H.
Rev q pupil in said school, eleven
years of age, during written recitaJions
embracing 400 difficult words selected
from Swin's word-book, last week,
spelled 392 Of them correctly. X.
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Rendy for Chrlstmas.


One thousand POUNDS of nuts, figs.
dates, culrants candies. ton. rrunes,
and raisirs lust received at BuEdick's,
Onapcock, and will lie. sold at rock
bottom" pr ces, ;.lso Florida olarges,
apples, graz ts, Uaintuas, lemons, cocoa
nuts aud all kiud Of nuts, and six diff
ferent kind of raisHls, besides French
and plain candies, green cranberries,
cranberry sauce, ounce and apple but
ter, currant Jelly, preserves, pickles,
gellatine, fruit pudding, oat meal and
all kin,l Of groceries. mince meat &c.
These g,Nds will be sold at livery low
figures.
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PerHORaI.

Rev. j. M. Anderson, the new pastor
of Tic Pungoteague Circuit, was for
four years IN charge Of the Atlantic
Circuit of this county. Heis faithful,
earnest, effective and successful preach
err, and good pastor. His devoted and
efficient wife was formerly Miss Olivia
Robins, of Jenkins Bridge.
Rev. john T. Moore, the successor of
Rev. J. E. r. Riddick, Of Bell Haven,
is Randolph Macon medalist. He has
fol many years made the study of the
English language speciality, having
taken it through the Middle English.
Old English, Anglo Saxon, Gothic and
other languages, thus making him one
of the most proficient English scholars
in the State. Yet with all his attain
ments he is a very humble and holy man
OF God. L.
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1883.
9. Ed!I. Op,H:Iiiag:

Home againsand prepared and:
ready to interest you,Do Onlyswith
a large, complete and carefully Sc
lected line of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
but a line in which there are many
special drives. 81
My assortment of Shoes, the
Departmental which take special
pride, is the largest I have ever.
had, and Lean offer You many in
ducementS in thatallne. 80
l am offering some special bar
gains in CARPETS MATING,
&c. My
Dress Goods De6artment
is one of the features OF my BUSH
ness which 8ishs-to call special
attention to, and one which always.
has my most careful arsention. In
this line you will always find the
latest styles and fabrics both in
colors and mourning.
All the various departments of
my business have been carefully
looked after,i;so don't he afraid of
not fillding here what you may
need and want. Space will only
allow ME to mention few lines.
Come and investigate for your
selves. ] feelscertaii to come and
see is to be convinced.
w. r.. H-AsLLErIT7I,
- 4 \ MA n, III a
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VALUABLE PROPERTY al
AUCTION.


Pursuant to a decree of the Cir.
cult Court Tor Accomac county,
pronounced October y. 1889, in
The suits Of s'Thp WIN. Lea & SIMS
Co.. ct ais, who sue &C.. VS.. Ed
ward A. Baker. trustee, ct ais. |
shall sell at public auction. at Gar
galIla, in said county, on Saturday
the 3Oth day Of November, 1889,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, the following
property: The barr0om situated
at Gargatlla, now occupied by
Robert J. Mason, together with the
lease of the land upon which said
house is located; 2nd. The store
house and granary, situated at the
above named place, now occupied
by VIM. 6. Barnes, together with
the lease of the land upon Which
said houses are located. The lease
above named is for the term OF
fifteen years, commencing June 4,
1855; 3rd. All oyster bed III Gar
gatha bay and the Oysters thereon.
supposed to lie from six hundred
TO a thousand bushels of-oysters OF
fiue size; 4il,. Two large scows,
suitable for the oyster business.
Trrms.-Ten per centum OF the
purchase money, for Zach lot, will
he repaired III. cash on Tile day Of
sale, and the balance will be al
2i7ledi inrtt SSt two equal instalments,
payable in foHr and feis ht months,
tsom The day 0f>saie.
and bearing interest from that dag:
Bonds with security, approved By
The undersigned, will required.
q JNO. HsgWISE, Sheriff.
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A Card.

To The people of Accomac, this is to
give notice, that Kellam & Noting
ham, of Locustyille, have been duly
appointed by me as soliciting agents for
the Agricultural Fire Insurance Com
pany and have been al proved by the
company. All business transacted by
them will lie approved by Inc
and the company. We insure sgainst
fire and lightning, also tornadoes. l
don't wish to cut rates against my SIS
ter companies nor their agents trans
acting business on the Eastern Shore,
but will say That l will give as cheap
rates aid as reasonable terms as any of
them. thanking all kindly who have so
literally patronizt d me aud promising a
faithful performance of all business
placed in either Kellam s. Nottinghams
hands or mine.
1 am Respectfully.
w. q. WARRINGTON, Agent,
Keller, va.
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Mr.. Jas. T. Walkley. Belle Haven,
will change his place OF business on the
first of next January, and with the view
OF closing out his entire stock of stoves
and tlnware is Offering special induce
ments 10 cash buyers. Stock must be
sold.and easonable offers, therefore, will
be refused 10y him. If you want bar,
gains call on INN.
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NEIGMB0RHOOD NOTES.
d.htncOgeaEUe.

The porkers are being slaughtered
daily here.
Mr.. S. E. Matthews has completed
his new store and ~ill stock it shortly
with new goods.
Capt. John w. Bunting laid up hi
steamer and closed his fish factory last
week. with fair success for the season
Miss Annie l.. Bloxom left TODAY fol
, Wilmington. DEL. in obedience to
call as bridesmaid, for couple at thai
alace-
>-nr. FL. Derrickson. examined the
..extraT inlccn at Atlantic Hotel this
wepk. who entSS the Life Saving service
here at midnight q 2 SCI I.
Capt. Rowland Wilcox. S.te ane
daughter. after q so'onrn of flgT'
months in the county. left last Friday
! for their homo in Mystic Conn.
All our stores Of every kind are filed
to the utmost capacity with ""ols of
every description and the show win
dows already have holiday appear
ance-
Charles Jones, keeper Of almslonse
Worcester COUNTY. Md. was here last
week and purchased several suits OF
iclot hes from the ..Iohnstown Jew, fol
inmates of that Institution.
Marriage bells have been ringing with
IT'S constantly of late and there are
enough canlidates with prospects
good enough.t to warrant the prediction.
that they will be Kept ringing until the
close of the year.
Eba Jester died after y lingering i'll
ness of pneumonia Oh the 18th inst,
aged SIS years He was a worthy citi
zen and had the esteem of all our peo-
pie. For the last As years he Lad been
consistent member of our NJ. P.
Church.
Mr.. Samuel Koscay. better known AS
the .'Jolnstown Jew'' arrived here tn
day with 5000 more pieces of Cheap
second hand clothing which he obtained
from the miilonaires in the Northern
cities. and will remain here until l4tll
of December. His stock consists of
overcoats, gents suits. boys clothing.
ladies si,awls, cloaks Sc. He sells $50
overcnats for ST 80, gents suits which
cost from $50 to $50 for 81. boys suits
from 81 to Sl.75.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week :
James Hawkins, Thos. Hawkins, Sam'l
Is. Virtue, A. L. Anlscon, J. II.
Moore. James Fletcher, Wilmington
Del: F. L. Farlew, C. ?. Trlitt, Phia;
I. W. Haas. F. B. Harper. S. n. Lu.
cas-, BALTIC: DR.. E. j. Derrickson, Ber-
lin, Md; E, G. Polk, Pocomoke City;
Jno. Ayrcs. a. Rowley, Girtlletree; G.
p. Jones. Snow Hill; Thos. Petit, w.
S. Holland, .Ino. II. Melvin, :. w.
Matthews, Alfred Chesser, y. Towns
bend, l.. F. J. Wilson, .Ino. z. Powell,
Benz. Shrtevrs, Accomac.
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Our Mails.

Mn. EDIToR-I have read with much
interest and full approval your remarks
and the communications in the last two
issues of yonr paper in regard to the
unjust discrimination of n y. ?. Il
n. R. r. in the delivery OF our maitland
If no complaint has reached ynl from
this point it has not been because our
mail arrangements have been less Sc
verely condemned BY our people. All
of us, indeed, feel so mad and so much
aegrieved over the cuntemptible con-
duct of the roaill oad officials that they
agree with you. that it is in order to
petition the z. o. Department for the
return of the old stage mail. Nor is the
indignation felt in this community
confined to our people. While in at
tendance at court this week, a free dis
cussion OF the matter by the people
from every part of our county. elected
only expressions Of condemnation and
disgust. Until the present. rallFoad
schedule went into effect and the con-
sequcnt arrangement in our mails such
was tine pride and interest we had in
our railroad, We felt very'mucl about it
as the boy Gid, who on his way to the
Sunday school being asked why he went,
replied. "because he was one of the
concern" But treatment of the rail-
road officials of late has thrown such 4
damper OH our zeal and interest. that
another railroad or any other line of
travel or transportation would be hailed
with delight and will doubtless be
sought after. This corporation is very
much like the negro or the mule, can It
stand good treatment, and our people
recognizing that fact will extend its
patronage only to il. of course, when it
is compelled do 80. FAIR PLAY.
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FOR SALE BY
$sva4e Gesst@aet

That valuable farm known as
"Farmington," situated at and
near Birds Nest station, i'll North
ampton county, containing four
hundred acres, abon5 one-halt Of
which is cleared and the other half
woodland. The farm is in nigh
state of cultivation, is we'll adapted
to the growth Of grass and all kind
of trucks and has OIL tia good
dwelling, two good tenement houses
and allneceSsary out bindings; il
is convenient to churches and
schools and is mile and quart
er from seaside landing. The
farm will be sold as a whole or Ill
parcels of fifty or one hundred
acres to suit purchasers.
Persons desiring good stock
or truck farm would do we'll to ex..
anime the above described proper
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to
OHIO Il. MEARs, Atty.
EastviIle, Va,
OF to Ri. BULL,
Birds Nest, Va.
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Mr.. j. H. Feddeman is on his way to
our Peninsula, and will call on our
merchants next week with a fancy line
of Xmas articles in addition to his
usual supply of goods. In the list of
new things he will have TO offer, will be
a ladies handkerchief bux of unique
design, containing 25 cigars and brand
OF tobacco known as Something Good
now sail the rage" with those who have
scd it and having big sale wherever
offered also pipes of all kinds sc.
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The members CT Drummondtown
Lodge L. 0. &. T.. are weekly practicing
for an elaborate cantata, TO be rendered
in the court house Xmas eve. A supper
Consisting of AL the delicacies of the
season will be served in connection
Herewith. Doors open at 6o'clock,
performance at o'clock. Proceeds for
benefit OF Lodge.
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Mr.. JamesP P. Miles died at his hom

Mr.. James P. Miles died at his homo
near Wagram on the 10th inst, his
birthday, of dropsy, aged 81 years. in
faith believing in a rest beyond. He
was a worthy citizen and was univer-
sally respected by all who knew him..
: He was life long Democrat and for
sixty years had never failed to vote the
Democratic ticket until this fall. When
the news of McKinney's election as
Governor was reported to him OH his
sick bed; he said 1T revived him up
F i've sons survive him.
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Blackstone & Bell. Accomac G. H..
have received and will open out next
Monday, fine line of Xmas supplies,
such as candies. citronS, currants.
raisins, figs &c. They will have also on
exhibitions fine line of articles, select
ed with care and suitable as Xmas
presents.
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Quarterly meetings of the NJ. f..
Church, South, will be held for Bell
Haven Circuit. at Powelton. D@cem
ber It'll and Sth-for Onancock Circuit,
at louisville. Decent Der, Sth and 9Th.
Districts stewards meeting will be held
at Onancock, December, 10th, Tues
day, IL a. IN.
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School NOttccz.

Hereafter in Atlantic school district,
applications for books for poor children
must BIZ made to the district board
otherwise they will not be paid for out
of the public funds. Thanksgiving
day is public holiday for the school
children throughout county.
j. D. PARSONS,
Clerk of Atlantic Dist. Board.
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Messrs. VIM. P. Beach and Fred O..
Boone, of Keller and Mappsburg, re-
pectiyely, returned from visit to The
commission merchants of Boston. New
York and Philadelphia. last Wednes-
day. Their visit was made for pleasure
AMI in the interest of the ship BIS
whom they represent.
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Clerk of Atlantic Dist. Board
DIED.

Died rear Woodberry, Nov. 10, 1889,
Jewel Clemctine, daughter of Ephralm
j. Vessels, aged three months. Little
Jewel was our pleasure, JOY of all ouI
heart and home, but she is now an an
gel in that bright and happy home.
MANIA.
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John H. Wise. sheriff, will sell at
public auction, at Gargatha, today,
Saturday, November Goth, 9 p. H.,
stores ouse and granery now occurred
by VIM. G. Barnes, oarroom occupied By
r. ]. Mason, valuable oyster beds. two
large scows. &c. Gargatha is in one
of the thnftiest neighborhoods in the
county, and parties wanting fifst-class
business stand have the opportunity to
secure same. See advertisement fol
particulars.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-The UNDERSIGNED
will sell at public anction on his farm
on Folly Creek. known us Dix farm"
(llaving rented out same on Thursday,
December 18th, valuable property, con
sisting in part of. 8 fine horses and
mules, corn. Q sJicks of excellent fod-
der, hogs, Thoroughbred cattln, potato
bed frames, farming implements &c.
Sale e. commence at IL II. IN. Terms
made known OH ,ay of sale. A. &.
Kelly.
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Rev. W. !. Twilley returns from Con-
ference today and is cordially welcomed
to his old field of labor. The services
Of no one as pastor could be more ac-
ceptable to all our people. He will
preach in the Methodist Church, at
Drummondtown, to morrow afternoon.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

LooK!-Organ in use less than two
years, twenty stops, handsome piece of
furniture, deliv cred at once for $50,
casl. Rev. Henry S. Dultney, Parks
ley. Va.
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Rev. John A. Barker. late missionary
to Brazil, will preach in Drummond-
town Baptist church to morrow morning
and at IIolies. in afternoon of same
day. He will receive and probably ac-
cept call to those churches.
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Mrs. Rose y. Tyler has rented of Mr..
D. J. Titlow, Onancock, a portion OF
his store, for the purpose of keeping a
fancy grocery and confectionery. Her
supply of fine candies, cakes. fruits and
various other christmas knick knacks
will be full and complete.
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Special attention is invited to TIN
advertisement of Nj. A. W. Lilliston
which appears in this issue. lieis pre-
nared to offer you bargains.
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SIX. Martin & Co., Hoffman wharf
tfrertl.eir stock of carriages at are
duction of 10 PER cent, as they wish tt
,lisrose Of them before LIST of January