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HalIw0od.

Mrs. Elitia Curtis. of Mappsville, is
visiting friends in New'Iersey.
A new street has been opened in our
town and several buildings are soon to
be erected thereon.
Mrs. Mary Taylor. wife of Alfred
Taylor, died at her home near Jenkins
Bridge, last Monday.
Mr.. f. T. Groton has enlarged his
stock of merchandise to meet the de-
mands of increasing trade.
Rev. II. s. Dulauey. Parksley, will
fill the pulpit here every two weeks. va
Gated by Rev. Geo. E. Wood.
Mr.. G.;B. Jones attended as dele
gate the NJ. p. Conference in session
at Chestertown, Md. during this week.
Mr.. W. S. Mock, liveryman of this
place, has recently returned from an
extended tour OF the Western Shore,
made for recreation and for the purpose
of buying stock.
The hotel at this place is being en-
larged by three story building 26X40,
and is TO be, when completed, not only
substantial structure. but ornamental
as well. The popular keeper of same
will soon be able. therefore, to offer &C.
combinations to The travelling public,
unsurpassed bv anyone on the Eastern
Shore.
Capt. Henry Hall, one OF the Oldest
and wealthiest citizens of the upper
parish, died suddenly of heart disease.
at his home on Messongo, last Sunday.
He fell from his chair dead while con-
versing with his family. whom he had
told hut a few moments before lie was
feeling better than usual. He was
buried with Masonic ceremonies by
members of the lodge of which
he had been for long time a
worthy and honored brother, on Tues
day. He WAS highly esteemed in this
community, and his death at the ripe
old age of IS years, is generally re-
GREETED.
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Keller.

Peas and early crops are showing up
well.
Some of our farmers have begun to
ship asparagus.
Mr.. T. !. Kilmor has made big sales
of his fancy poultry AMI eggs this sea-
son.
Master Geo.-W. Mapp. student of
William and Mary College. was home
during The holidays.
The farmers Of this section complain
OF the scarcity of labor. No one has
enough TO do their work.
Mr.. Harvey Marston sold pair of
ynnng horses of Pilot Boy stock, a few
days ago, for fancy price.
Sweet potato beds are looking well in
this section, and the farmers are making
preparations for larger crop than ever
before.
The population Of our town is on the
increase. Messrs. Fl. Marston, and Al.
Bird are smilingly waiting for the cen
sus.taker. They willrcporL respective
ly buxom boy and fine girl.
DR.. Wray of Baltimore, Nd. came
down here Il few days ago TO examine
some COWS that had heen reported to
tn: department at Washington, as sick
with pleuro-pneumonia. Tie doctor ex
ahmed them and found the report to be
incorrect.
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NEIGnDoRHOOD NOTES.
ChfncorenEue.

Messrs. J. T. Kenney and w. c.
Payne left this week for the Northern
cities, to lay.in spring stock.
Mr.. f. F. Laws has accepted a situa.
ton with the well-known crockery
house of Fisher, Bruce Il Co., Phila.
Rev. Geo. Z. Wood, the new pastor
of our NJ. E. Church will preach his in
troductory sermon tomorrow morning.
Rev. f. X. Miller, of Chester, Pa,
has accepted call of the members of
theUnion Baptist Church of this place,
at a salary of $500,
Mrs. John Loflland and family. after
spending several weeks in our town
with friends. has returned to l,er home
at Frankfort. Del.
Seed oysters are daily arriving 7here
and the beds are heing rapidly req NJ
ishe,l. Twelve Thousand bushels W g
planted one day this week.
Oysters are selling so hiah with MS at
present. that the spectators cannot
handle them, and the growers therefore
are shipping their own stock.
Sloop Josie, James Mumford, IT..
Captain. was carsized in Assateague
Channel. Tuesday, but has since heen
gotten up without material damage.
Or. Geo. B. Zell, of Pocomoke City
was here this week for the practice of
his profession, with headquarters at
the Atlantic. He'isa first-class dent.
list and was literally patronized,
Miss Ida NJ. Matthews opened pay
school here this week with 36 scholars.
Her popularity MS teacher surely Will
not be questioned with such patronage,
and without notice to either parents or
children.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Rev. E. II. Miller, late pastor of our
NJ. f. Church. to Miss BERTHE Caulk,
ole of the prettiest young ladies of this
place. The happy event is announced
for the 2Srd inst.
Arrivals at Atlantic this week: i.
Wesley Fields, Phila.; Thomas Jones,
Girdletrce. Nd: Edward Powell, Bal
timore; DR.. Geo. B. zell Pocomoke
City; f. Il. Davidson, Milford, Del:
E. NJ. Carpenter. Geo. Nelson, George
town, Del. G. w. Nealy, Wilmington,
DEL; Capt. II. :. Rich, Lient. ]. f.
Wild, Rev. Avery Donovan. Capt VIM.
Collins. .Jno. H. Melvin, Capt. Joshua
Burch, Accomac.
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Are yon going to build new honsef
If so, it will lie to your interest to pur-
chase dry flooring and other finishing
boards of us. We have the boards
they are dry-were sawed eighteen
months ago-have now IN stock IS
thousand feet. Your carpenter will tell
you that dry flooring ami dry finishing
boards are better and cheaper than
boards sawed last month az even last
fall. He can't make a good job with
green lumber ask him and he will say
we are right. We can fill bill as cheap.
considering the quality of lumber. rs
any mill in The county. Wecan deliver
you lumber on the railroad or at yonr
place for you on short notice. Write to
us. QUEEN HIVE Mill Co.,
Atlantic, Va.
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up to their last effort at that school
those who fail to be present will miss
something not to beseen or heard every
day in this county. We understand
that seats will be free, but it their mer
its were more generally known, the
house would be filed, even at fifty cents
per head.
Henry Lescallette, the jeweler at
this place. has. it seems. abandoned his
wife and three little children here to
the mercies of a sometimes uerciless
world. He went to Dorchester county,
Nd, some months ago ostensibly on n
professional "trip. but in fact as now ap-
pears to see Miss Victoria Wright with
whom he was enamored. A reply by
his aunt to letter from his wife, sum-
moning him to the bedside of a very
sick child. revealed to the sick and
heart broken lady, the fact. that he was
on the verge of MARRYING Miss Wright
and had already taken ont the marriage
license. An effort was at once made
by the abandoned wife to 90 in pursuit
of the heartIcss wretch. but having heen
taken very sick at Pocomoke CITY.
which point she had reached. was com
pell.d to abandon the journey, and re-
tnrn with her children to her home.
Probably no event in the history of our
community has stirred up such general
indignation among our peanle, as this
unreellng and inhumane act has done.
We extend to the people of every neigh.
borhood, who have soft place in their
hearts for .. deserted wife and helpless
ones, cordial invitation to meet at her
house on Saturday night next. the 18th
inst. and bring not only pounds. but
sacks, bushels and barrels. 10 relieve
for a time. at least, her almost utterly
destitute condition. Money or pro-
visions sent to the postmaster at this
place will be gratefully acknowledged
and handed over to her.
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Favorable reports have been author
lied by a committee of House of Repre-
sentatiyes of U. S. upon a bill awarding
a gold medal to Capt. J. i. Wheaton of
Chincot eague, for rescuing three lives
ina storm off Hatteras,a year or SO ago.
A handsome gold watch was given him
soon after the rescue by an association
in New York. and his skill and bravery
were complimented by many of the lead.
ing papers of the country.
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VIRGINIA: At q Court held
Sor the county Of Accomack.a at the
Court House thereof. on The 3lst
day of March, a. ID. 1890.
Ordered. that Ills court will on
the second and third DAYS ofthe
next term, being the 29th and 3Oth
days Of April. 1890. proceed to hear
and considerappll forliceilSe
to Sell-by retail, wine. ardent splr-
it's. malt liquors, or any mixture
thereof, alcoholic bitlcrs, bilters
containing alcohol. or fruits pre-
served in ardent spirits, or to keep
a barroom or mall liquor saloon,
or to keep All ordinary; at which
time all NELSON'S having Information
as to he fitness, or nfifnss, OF any
such appl;cantto conduct such bus
mess, or tina. he will, or will not.
keep an. orderly house, or thai the
place, at whichlt.is proposed b. the
applicants 10 condnctsucl business,
Us "a suitable, convenient and ap
propriate place therefor, or other
wise, are requested 10 Attend and
give in their testimony upon any
one or more OF said applications.
and it is further ordered, that the |
cle.k Of this court do Cause a copy
of this oIdprto be inserted once a
week, for two successive weeks, In /
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, a
newspaper published in thlscounty;
and hat he call,c thirty copies OF
said order to he printed, 'aatt de
liver sstme TO the sheriff ct tllls
county. and the said sheriff shall
cause said copies to be posted AT
tile most public places in this coun
ty at least ten days next preceding
said term.
A Copy.
Test. 81. Oldham, Jr., G. A. G.
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Governor Mckinney has appointed
and commissioned our townsman, NJ.
Oldham, ,Ir.. Esq. a director for the
term of three years of the Central In,-
matte Asylum at Petersburg. In select
ing such men to direct the manage
ment OF the State Institutions the
Governor shows that he has at heart
the efficient and honest administration
of the affairs of tue Old Dominion and
we congratulate both him and CANINE.
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Mappsvi,Ie.

Mrs. Elisha Custls left this week for
Manasqnan, n. j., in response to a
summons to attend her husband, SER
iously injured by an accident on board
his vessel.
We are sorry to announce the death
of the wife of Prof. Twilley. in Phila-
delphia this week. The Professor will
resume his duties here next week we
are glad to say.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
Rayfeld, the mother of Miss Maude
and Birdie, will probably remain with
us another year if Il suitable house can
be secured. Dwellings are in demand
here.
The young people of our village and
vicinity spent delightful day with
Miss Polly Barnes on holiday Monday
last, at her beautiful home by the sea,
Point Breeze, The boating was a
pleasant feature of the days enjoyments
In foot race at this place on Mon.
day last, Mr.. Henry Barnes was winner,
Mr.. VIM. Strang being a good second,
the scrubs being about evenly matched,
time IA seconds for the 100 yards. 9th
ers said they could beat it. but they
didn't have the nerve to toe the mark.
Our photographer, Mr.. Richard Walsh
has been prospecting in Newports News
for the past month, and has wisely i'll
vested some of his spare cash in several
building lots at that place-his brother.
William Walsh is in New York pur-
chasing his spring stock of goods. and
at the same time looking after the land
ing of some biooded stock from the Old
World.
There will be an entertainments at the
end of the school session at the TEN.
peranceville schoolhouse on Monday
night next. II the attempt measures
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Build your house with dry lumber
and then your carpenters can give you
a good job and your house will stand the
rain storms-otLerwis your house will
leak, the water Will ruin your walls and
you will say your carpenter did not do
his duty. Remember, that lie can't
keep the lumber from shrinking. We
have the dry lumber, we can show it to
YOU, need not take our word for it, will
be glad to fill your orders. Queen
Hive Mill Company, Atlantic, Va.
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Messrs. McMath Bros. florists of
Onley. Va, will be at the following
places at dates named, with a supply Of
green house and bedding plants, bulbs
&C., viz: Onancock, Tuesday, April
is, at Up. M, Accomac q. H., Wed
nesday, April l6, at . p. m., Powelton,
Friday, April is, at p. M, Pungo-
league, Tuesday, April %, at l p. NJ,
Parksley. Thursday, April "a, at D.
m. They will have on hand ii y spec
ialtles If notified previously.
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Mr.. Lorenzo Brittlngham,a very wor-
thy and good citizen, formerly from the
upper part of Accomac -ountY, and VINO
has ocen in the railroad service here for
several years. died on the 4th inst. His
remains we're taken to his former home
for interment on the 5th inst.-Cape
Charles Headlight.
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Mr.. A. j. Nelson, Accomac G. a.,
has accepted a. situation with Sinclair
&c Laughlin, wholesale grocers, Phila-
delphia, aid will make a tour of the
county in the interest of the firm, short
". A good firm and a young man of the
pulite bearing and engaging manners of
our young friend ought to find favor
with our merchants, and he will doubt.
less receive aliberal Share Of their Or
ders.
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MnppSbUrE.

A new store now being built at
Hawks Ncst' will be ready for occu-
pancy 1st of May.
Goffgon &Ames have Just gotten in
their spring goods, and are selling low
for cash or produce.
Large quantities of sweet potatoes
lave l,een shipped from this station Of
late and big returns received for same.
Mrs. T. G. Elliott sends the first
spring chickens to market from this
section this year, which sold at very
high prices.
A birthday receipt > of Mrs. John S.
Ames ON last Monday, was delightful
affair, and attended by numerous rela-
tives and friends.
Our teacher, Mrs. jamie Edmonds,
continues to teach despite the want of
public funds. The same are supple.
mented by patrons who appreciate her
services and are willing topay for them.
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silverthorn s. Co., No. soa South
Front ST., Philadelphia, Can furnish
farmers with all kinds of choice seed,
such as choice Houlton and Vermont
Early Rose, and Beauty Of Hebron po,
tatoes, extra early Cleveland and Han
cock peas, white and red onion SETS
and choice Jersey seed sweet potatoes.
Orders must be accompanied with cash
or good reference.
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GUSTS Bayly, cclored. shot James
Chandler. colored, in the thigh, near
Evans wharf, last Tuesday. Bayly
claims that tile shooting was accidental.
Chandler says, he was hailed by Bayly
while passing through Il thicket, and
failing to respond, was saluted by him
in the manner indicated. Inc wound
is not a serious one.
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Or. Geo. b. Zell, dentist, Pocomoke
City, will be at Parksley for the prac-
tice of his profession, April 81. % and
o. and at Mappsvillr. April "a and %.
All persons wishing his services are re-
ouested to take notice.
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John 2. Mock, formerly OF this coun-
ty. died in San Francisco, California
on oond day of last March, aged .
wears He was the son of Mr.. John Il.
Mock. now of Washington, hut who re-
sided until few years ago near Mod
estOWn.
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lIiawatha is the best that money viii

NoT1cE-The undersigned will make
his annual visit through Acco,nac am
Northampton fort the purpose OF hand
ling horses about the first OF May. Ht-
offers as recommendation an experience
of 28 years in the business. Person
wishing his services aIe requested b
write to him. Geo. W. Hancock, Pc
comoke City, Md.
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THE A. B. CHASE
Pianos and Organs.

To you wish to possess Piano or
Organ olreasy terms? We will furnish
ynn with y Piano for $50 to $50 cash and
SlOppr month till paid for. Gran Or
gan for $40 to $40 cash and SIC per quar-
ter, or will sell low for CASH.
Theyare guaranteed 6years. and war.
rantpd first class in every respect. and
you cannot find more honestly made In
strllmen!s Dnllie market.
Rcterpllces-M f. z. Brent. Oman
cock: w. u. Nottingham, Eastville,
l.. L. Munlfurd. Cape Charles; L. M.
TilglIman, Crisfield
Write for catalogue and prices toS.
G. McGRATH, Onancock. Va, Cen
eIal Agent for Otto Sutro u CO.
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUYA
SEWING .MACHLNE7
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Prof. S. T. Ford will be in Drum
mondtown on Monday, April l4th, and
give an Evolutionary entertainment at
the Methodist Church at SIP. m. He
promises an entirely new program
Come and hear him.
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The following appointments of local
interest were made at the NJ. z. Confer
ence, Chestertown, Md, which adj
iourned last Tuesday: Rev. Geo. Far
ring, Leemont, Rev. H. s. Johnson,
Chincnteague, and Rev. r. Fl. William
son, Franklin City.
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Gentlemen who now visit Baltimore
via Il. S. Steamboat Co., can secure
first.class meals on very reasonable
terms. only few feet from the steam
boat wharf. at Lancaster House. South
st. 1t will be found to be first,claSs IN
all respects.
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NOTICE. shall DO at the following
places OIL days named below to deliver
our Imperial Sweet Potato Phosphate:
: Keller, "Wednesday, April 16. ] O'CLOCK
p. M; Mappsbulg. Thursday, April nth.
all day; Exmore, Friday, April 18th, al.
day. Shall have surplus at Mapps.
burg aud Exm0re. We invite special
attention Ia our No. Paris green mix
lure for potato bugs. +. A. Shield.
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DWARF LIMA BsANs-wllite seeded
Seed. our own growing. II cts. 30
beans, IS cts. per pint, 81. so per quart.
free by mail. Also New Speckled Seed
ell Dwarf Lima. same price; for 30 cts.
/ packet Of each kind Of Llmas. -fret IVY
mail. Our stock is limited. secure the
seed immediately. Tllns. &. II mold,
FLORIST, Kingston. Somerset county, Md.
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NorIcr-Sweet potato sprouts for
sale al. reasonable prices lso sweet pn-
ntn horse iop with vine turner. Work
cannot b. surpassed, great labor saving
machine. One man can turn vines and
mould b,,ar, up from 40.0n0 to GO 600
sprouts in one day. Special wholesale
prices given tn dealers III the "Planet
..Ir.' goods for Accomac and Northamp-
lon counties. w. i. Elzey, Exnore.
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We can furnish you with dry flooring,
our prices ranging from SIS to SIS per
thousand feet, If you want half dry
lumber can do better than that.
QUEEN HIVE MILL Co.,
Atlantic, Va.
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An order entered at the last term OF
our county court in reference to appil-
cations for liquor license, at next term
of said court. is published for the IN
formation of the public.
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Onnncack.

Mrs. Drnmmond of Baltimore.is Wis
;ting her daughter, Mrs, d.. a. Wat
son.
F. A. Powell is home from Jefferson
Medical college, Philadelphia. for his
summer vacation,
Mrs. a. 7. Leatherbuly. of NORTH
ampton, has been visiting Mrs. Margar-
ct Powell, during the week.
Mrs. Frank D. Parks and Miss Vida
w. Kelly returned home from week 8
visit in Baltimore, on "Wednesday.
The commencement exercises of
Onancoch Academy take Place on the
night of June 10th. The scholarship
medal is to he presented 10y NJ Oldham.
Jr., of Accomac e. II.
The concert and festival given for
the benefit CT the NJ. Z. Church. South,
in the town Hall, on last Monday night,
was decided success financially. The
net receipts were over one hundred
dollars.
The Baptists of this town at late
meeting of its members, decided to pull
down or sell the old structure and build
upon the present site "a ediice much
larger and of more modern style of
architecture. Several persons respond
ed on the occasion to Il call for sub
scriptions of hundred dollars, and Others
are expected to contribute as literally
at least the building of the new church
is assured at a very early day.
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Proposals for the erection of aschool-
house at Onancock are wanted. speci-
fcations, etc., are published in another
column.
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Having secured the services of first
class city boot and shoemaker, am
now prepared to take orders for all
kinds IF new work. Repairing also done
neatly. 1 respectfully solicit share OF
the pablo pat! onl.e.
join T. BULL,
IlngOttague.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

NOTICE. offer for sale OH reason.
able terms my sIoop of superb model.
built of first class material, Is months
nld. 35 feet keel, q tons, capacity $40
bushels of oysters, with new sails,
consusss. hauean, dredging tongs-
everything complete. III fact. Come
and <,-r. her at Hunting Creek. VIM.
i. Lewis, Lcemunt.
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True merit hound to win and .he
ROYAL brand of four still in The lead rs
tile lest four ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold Ivy .Ja;. Niger 81 Co.
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Hiawstlla is the highest grade -four
ON the market.
Nudge Smith & Co. wholesale agt's
fur HiilwltlM flour, 2n6 Spears Wharf.
B.lto. Md.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The circuit court of Accomac, in ses-
sion for the last two weeks, adjourns
today.
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NorIcE-T!:e undersigned will make
isarnual trip through the Peninsula
of Virginia his spring. for the purpose
ofli1mlliua Cults. Persons WISHING his
services will phrase write tr' li;n. 5. j.
Belts, Ocean View DeIIwalc.
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DIED.

HARR1soN-Sunday. April 9Th, 1890,
near Cashville, James A. Harrison, son
ofJames E. and Margaret Harrison,
aged about Is years.
EDwARps-sunday. April 9Th, 1890,
at Finney's wharf, Cap t. John Edwards,
aged 10 years.
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IF you wis, to saw money, hny your
tnblcro IF c. W. Byrd, representative
Of Jas. Myer i Gu.
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NoT1cE-All persons arc hereby fore
warned from cunning or nlhe wise tics
passing ON Bennett farm. lla k 5 Neck
on wIiich [ reside, under penalty of II
prosecution to lie full extent of law.
John w. White.
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: Purity continues to be praised by all
good housewives, who have tried itas the
best ever nsed, price considered. Call
on your merchants for it. Jas. Myer
s. Co.
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For SALE.-Guann. salt. glass, cY.
press for potato ben frames-also corn
for so cents per hnSiel and hay for SIS
per ton. j. e. Justis I. Co., Hunting
Greek.
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FOR SALE-By the undersigned. the
following varieties of strawberry plants
Seeding. Cry til City, May
King. Monarch of the West. Sllarpiess,
and Tilsnn. at, 81 per 1000 delivered
at railroad Station or Steamboat wharf.
have heen dealing IN the business for
three years aud have given entire salts
faction. I delivered during the year OF
1889 about 200, 900. There will be d
deduction male to large purchasers.
a. T. Scott. Onancock.
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NoT1cE-I have for sale Peruvian
guano. Worcester guano, Pocomoke
phosphate, dry fish scrap and 6xS glass
at bottom prices, also fine salt in sacks.
d. II. Johnson.
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Gond bread is the result of using
Hiawatha.