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ncsoIuflorus or Respect.

TIE committee appointed 10 draft
suitable resolutions as u trihute of re
srect 20 the memory of our deceased
Bro. John R. Kellam, beg leave to re-
port the following:
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Supreme
Master of the universe to take from his
earthly labor our worthy and beloved
brother, John r. Keliam.
Whereas, BY his venerable age in
years. as well as IN membership. he has
contributed largely TO the success of
our lodge, and ny his counsel and
watclful care protected it's character
and sustained its principles.
Resolved. That In the death OF Bro.
Kellam we recognize the loss of an old
and true member. and that it ia hnt a
just tribute to the memory of the de-
parted 10 say that We mourn for one
who was IN every way worthy OF onr
highest respect and esteem: that,he
was honest and faithful as an officer.
conscientious and sympathetic; that We
shall miss him at our meetings and in
the daily intercourse Of life which was
always pleasant and profitable.
Resolved, That we. rs members and
us Il lodge. tender to the family of our
deceased brother our heartfelt and sim
cere sympathy:
Resolved, Tint III honor If Brother
Kellam. we recommend the draping of
our charter for thirty daya.
Resolved. That these resolutions lie
spread on our minutes, and published
In the PENINSULA ENTERpRIsE.
Fraternally submitted il T. Ii. C.,
81. BURLINGTON.
S. GUSTS rUHLiNGToE, ICxrD.
JOHN z. MAFP.
At regular meeting Of pnngoteague
Grange No. TOs. held June &c, $50, .llc
abose resoirtlrls wcle adopted.
SAx'L i. 4'tsLf4&guH; Seq
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Belle NoSen.

Mrs. Emma Jacob, wife of Geo. w.
Jacob, while at church Sunday night
was taken sick ard leaving for her home
few yards distant, before the services
were over, fell soon after reaching home
and remained in an unconscious state
until her death the following morning.
She was a victim of paralysis and died
in the saith year OF her age. Too much
cannot be SAID in praise of hers de-
voted mother. loving wife, kind neigh
Dor. true trlend-everybody loved and
respected her. Funeral services were
held over her remains on Wednesday
from NJ. +. Church, Sonth. Of which
guf 20 yetas size Tad hern Il faithful ard
ealststelb member, Rev. Mr. Moosa
officiating aud SD WIS afterwards hofi,s
Ivy members of Lodge Of A. .. U. w. of
this place, wearing the badges of the
;UNler, TO the jacob turying ground. as
"a matter Of respect to her husband vino
is Il brother Workman aud il loving r.
membrance of the deceased, to whom
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cheoper rre,rn. rate. pcman-.ea

Atamecting OF PnngotAague Grange.
on the Goth day Of June. 1870. it was
unanimously determined ga make one
more appeal To the transportation. COM
panies Of Aecomac and Northampton
counties FOR cheaper rate Of freight
charges on produce and also cheaper
passenger Rites.
To this end it Was ordered Tint head
eel circulars I've printed and sent to all
the stores and prominent places in the
two counties. for the approval and sig
natures of ill shippers of produce by
said companies. desiring Il better rate
of freight and passenger charges, re.
qnesting that mel chants and othcrpnb.
lie business men who may hold said clr-
cnlars will secure said signatures as
promptly as possible and forward the
same to the secretary of the f. Shore
Ag'l Association, at Granaeville T. o.,
by the Goth Gay of July, 1880.
By order of Pungoteagus Grange.
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RarkelpY.

Several visitors are in our village
from Connecticut. Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
Messrs. L. F. Hinman and Thomas
Mason have dwellings In course of cree
tirn here.
Emory A. Atkins and Miss Mary r.
Wright were married at Masonville.
July 2nd, Rev. II. S. Drlaney, oiIiciat.
ing.
Messrs Lewis and Barnes, and Misses
Lewis, Barnes and Russell have re-
turned from Western Maryland College
for vacation.
Rev. Ills. Du7aney reports, that Chit
d,ens' DAY at Ebfnczer NJ. +. Church,
ModestowH, of which he is the pastor,
has been postponed to July 9th.
By the advice of her physician. Mrs.
Geo. Il. Rue left our village Wednesday
last. on steamer Maggie for the city Of
Baltimore, for medical treatment. She
has been great suffsl for twu years.
Strong efforts are being made to Sc
cure the services of Dr.. I. Dewitt
Talmage for the Parksley camp. All
wanting tents on front row had better
apply BY July 18Th. the day the priv
| leges are to be sold.
Tile Accomac and Northampton
Hedge Company was organized here on
25th Of June with following officers:
Am. S. Landlord, president; John a.
Bundick, secretary and treasurer; John
w. Gillet, John Z. Wise, E. T. Powell
r. V Nottingham, John L. Gillespie
and DR.. "A. Brockenbrongh directors.
Tile Incorporation of same since has
been duly approved by the Circuit Judge
of this district and the Governor of Wy
ginia.
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Obituary..

On June 18th, 1890, IN the list year
of her age, Catherine Scott Mason
passed from sufferings here to. enjoy
the glorious bliss OF Immortality be.
You'd the skies. .
In early life she was married to David
Mason, and for about forty eight years
they Travelled life's journey together,
manifesting devoted affection. which
was sanctiled to the mutual happiness
of each other. The worthy example,
the kind deeds and self sacrificing spirit
rnf this salnted mother. has frescoed
the memories OF the family circle with
halIowed and sacred associations.
Years before her death she conse--
Grated herself to God and ever remem-
bered that The first dnty of life was+to
acknowledge the claim Of ler Maker;
50 that tfons1, a-niri the privilege Of
worshlpoing at she church. thy reason
of slc,nsas) she waa ever found wor-
shipping God ut her home. Cnlms gen:
lie AMI humble. us u Christian slleylrftia
beautiful example. hat sheisit's bright
light.
Divine grace enabled her to bear her
snfferings with sublime patience and
christian resignation. Her faith was
strong. FOR she expressed llesself as
ready and willing to depart aud be with
Christ. In the triumph of Christian
hope she passed away; speaking gentle,
tender words 10 her relatives and
friends, which will be a comfort. t.
them and of Which they willrver think
swectly. During ller sickness kind
hands administered tol,er wants; bnt
loving care and Tears Of sympathy did
MT avail, for her spirit winged it,
flight TO Gol whog gave if.
The funeral services were conducted
at her Md home. by Rev. G.. F. Earring.
of tile ". P. Church, who discnursrd
from Rom. g: 10. taking AZ Ills theme
''The Suffering and the Glory. y Rev
II. $. Dulaney. of the NJ. F.. Clrurc.,
also mule remarks appropriate to Tie
occasion.
~ lnrge ccrcourse of relatives and
friends attended the funeral and fol-
lowed her remains TO their last resting
place.
May. the hcreavc' hns'gnd aud all;tllr
relatives submit TO the gol'le,l will o.
Col and live in til" hope of being reui
united IN Heaven. A FRIEND.
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New Goods at Cost.

In order to dew &c more attention to
the nursery business aud the building
up of our town, we lave decided to
close out our general merchandise: and
dispose of all stock OH hand August lst.
For so days only. we rffer our entire
stock OF general merchandise, except
groceries, ct cost This is a Fare OPP
portunify to purchase bargains as much
of our stock has been bought IA the
last 30 days. The business will be con
tinued after August 1st under the finn
name of T. NJ. Sturgis & SON. Allper-
sons illdebtcd to the firm nf McMatll
Bro. & Co., will please close up same
by September LIST.
McMATIr Bro. & Co.. Onley.
In connection with the Nursery and
Florist business McMath Bros will
continue to handle seeds of all kinds,
coal, bricks, lime and nay.
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ntncOLeOEua.

Coz. w. i. Aydelotte and wife OF Po-
cnmnke City are here on a visit to their
daughter.
Mrssrs Lynch & Son lave opened a
new store here. witt, large stock of
general merchandise.
Rev. r. T, rrnitt and Miss Belle
Lewis will he married. In our NJ. p.
Church at a. m. 10th inst.
The ITeptasorhs have chartered the
steamer w. W. Colt for nh excursion
M 9th inst. either tn Wallops leach ol
u. S. Lightship. The captain states.
that she is doing more business on His
linr han lie expected and that SHE is
here to stay.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
G.. l.. Frederickson. Buffalo, \. y: j.
Henry Hall. A. r. Graham Centrevillp,
Nd: 7. T. Enrlck. Baltimore; II. a.
WEIGH. Salisbury, Md: j. RI. McGlou-
Their Wilmington. Del: Cart. John
Ayres. Girdletrce, Nd: Il. ). Slant, I.
Smith. Acconac.
a sad accident occurred here list SIT.
nr,av. Geo w. Conquest. a little coll
ored boy. better known us George Wash
ington. who has heen Il waiter ut the
Atlantic Hotel for several years and
WAS y general favorite with all visitors
to the hotel went in bathing On that
day and WAS drowned.
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AN engine was demolished and seven
cars vele badly wrecked in collision
near Birds Nest on n. Y. z. & n. r..
r. OH Friday o* last week. According
10 lrpelss received The engineers OF both
taains s,4d the agent at station have
Keen charged with being at Fault III the
matter, but whether either were, we
are not properly advised to give an
cpinion. It is said b7 some that the
company is alone responsible, and at
Jenst It viii foot the bill to the tune of
sevelaI thousand dollars.
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NOTES.-The firm of W. G. Hofr-
man 6 Son will be dissolved by mutual
consent Sept. Ist. Allpersons inieh,e ed
to said firm are earnestly requested to
come forward and settle, on or before
tile above time. No favors will be
shown To any ore rs the businesa must
be settled 10y Srrt. LIST. e. y. Hoti-
man Will resume business 1T old stand.
Respectfully, w. q. Hoffman & Son.
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TO The people 81 Eastern SHORE

If yon wish fire or life Insurance. call
on J. II. Johnson, Wachapreague; J. S.
Tyler, OnancocS; Z. II. Ames. Pungo-
league; Geo. w. Eock, TaDgier,-
agents duly appointed by me and whose
contracts will have my approval. All
kinds of property, stores included,
insured by US rs cieaply as can be done
on Eastern Shore. With thanks for
past favors and an assurance of prompt
attention TO all business received, either
through agents or myself.
Respectfully,
w. a. WARRINGTON, Genl Agt.
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Mr.. John Vessels, formerly of this
county, now Of police force of city of
Baltimore, and Miss Mary Ella Walker
formerly of Essex county.were married
at the Lee Street Baptist Church of that
city, Sunday, June 29th, last. Rev. f.
F. Mullins, officiating.
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BEADED GAPEg.


We aranow carrying q full stock OF
bot, Pnlnck's and Eyitt's hand and
macliinrlmadr Shoes and Slippers. we
have large andprptty line of Crockery
AMI Glassware, can supply You With
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Chamber Sets,
Berry Sets. Hall, Library and N1cSlt
Lamps. &.. Our Clothing TABLES are
full OF mems. boys and yontlS cloi II.
ing for all ages and slzes-if .!oIl cannot
get a fit anywhere else cnlne t" see us.
we can tic $50 paundcr ora seven foot
slim n,ar.
es We have Put in full stock OF
Harness and unr,emen's Unods tins
seaso. in Knee Boots. Ankle bools,
Rollers. R.lbbrr Bits. &c.
We are also looking out for the babies
anil old folks AMI have added LIE vi
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NoT1cE.-As the season for credit
has expired, and has left us sin rather
bad Shape. allindented to us, therefore,
are earnestly. requested to llelp ns tn
meet our old hills which ae now dnt'
and must he paid. On AMI after
10Th of..lune. we will sell for cash 0l
produce andlow prices will be the in
.tlncempnts offered to our customers
Thanking them for bast tavnrs we shall
sendeavor to merit their C ,ntinnance in
the future. i. u. Doughty & SOIL, Elk.
more.
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Mr.. VIM. II. Parker, commission
merchant. is now at IS Jay St., n. Y.
and it gives us pleasure to state, that
he has ample means at his command
and is in all respects we'll equipped to
send the highest market returns. We
cordially commend him to the favors
Of our shippers.
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ReSs. r. A. Compton, aud w. j.
TxiIley viii exchange pnlpits next
snni1ay, July 9Th. Nr. Compton will
preaesa at Amiss' Chapel II o'clock u.
"a aid Diommondtnwn 81 p. m. Mr..
Twilley will preacI, at Onancock II q.
ra., and louisville 81 pm.
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&C. s. Palmer. commission merchant
New York, under date, July End. re-
ports:Receipts OF potatoes show slight
falling off. yet all fancy marks selling
quickly at So: others $3.50 TO s.. Some
T.. I. have appeared but good market
expected TO hold OH during next week
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Fog RENT-For year 1891 or a term
OF years my farm Cellar Grove. con-
.,aining about GOO acres, situated about
2 miles from Birds Nest staff NJ. North
ampton county. IL is convenient to
churches. schools. ~pDstofice-llas fine
water advantages, anil resources upnr'
farm are abundant. For further par
ticulars add. ess II. II. Wilkins, Bridge
towd, Va.
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Miss Madeline l.. Mapp. daughter of
Dr. Jno. r. Marp. has returned from
the New England Conservatory of Nu,
sic, Roston. emlnently successfulin ali
her studies at said institution. She will
resume her place next session in the
State Normal School, Farmville. as
teacher of vocal and instrumental music
and elocution.
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KENTUCKY JACK,

The finest ON the Eas,eru Shore OF Virginia ?
ycars old, will stand for the Spring season OF
1890. at Assewonian. on tie folloNing torEs: sln
for the season, due ut end OF season; 81 10 ~.
aure mare in fnsl. Patrnna se foiclfsfl, as'u "
moments thought ia only necessary to cnuVlure
fhrss who rafsp Snrck for prnflr "thnt 1t IdIy.
uet;er to raise mules th;in horses :. .,,x,,,-,-,
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SCHOONER FOR SALF-The nnd"r-
sicnrd offers fer sale at private con.
tract. schooner Wm. F. Villas 3 y""s
odd of 20 tons register canacity 9ro
bushels of oysters. well fitted, in gnn''
order and an extra sailer. Can he seen
at Marsh's wharf Chrscnnressir. For
further part iculars. W ite Ia Join ".
Marsh, Chssc0nnessix 2. 0.
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White Goods.

And in that line VIZ have some lovely
things this season. Rr SUE md lnok
through our stock II vOu are needing
anything this summer in that lin. Our
stock OF NotIlns ia fuller this frasrn
than usual. We hayr several novelties
among them snme beautiful Cashmere
Embroidered shoulder Siawls aid
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A barrel of sweet POTATOES, the first of
the season. was shipped to Baltimore
from Onanccck, by James Burton
last Monday. consigned 10 ]. IT. Seward
e Co. 1t was sold for Sl3-the net re-
turns being Sl1.62.
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Samuel T. Ross, special commission
er, by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court in the suit of Solomon 7. John
son &C., VS.. Levin l. Smiths admir-.
sc , will sell at public auction on Sat
urday, July 18th, at Horntown. two
tracts OF lands, located near that village.
See advertisement IN ENTERPRISE for
full particulars.
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The ladies' Of IIungars P. E. Church,
northampton county. will hold fair
in the grove near Johnsontown, We'd
nesday. the 23rd day of July, for the
benefit of said church. Ice cream. con-
fectionery. &C., will be served in ahund
ance. Should the 29rd he bad day. the
fair will be held the next fair day there
after.
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WANTED -Aho,l. 75nr Sn tonS Of rr-
coal. medium s.z,. 92a0 lhs. to the ton.
to l,n delivered = tho different sc',nn'
houses in Lee District whenever called
for nv the tpachnrs of sai1 district. not
more than one ton ut q iime-tlie first
Ia he delivered 1st 1ay Of October. lids
will he received and nr-netl at On,n
cock "Wednesday. July 9th, next. WIZ
4. Burton, Clerk.
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DIED..

STEwARr-At her home III Deco
lionnock Neck, Northampton county,
Friday. June Ntli, of consumption,
Joshua e. stewart. ag,dEF yeats.
MAEssAr:A7Ab syS,s 1spnd. satur-
day. june sSA, Of consumption, Oswald
Marshall. age; 1baut SD years.
RoeERs-At her home at Nassawad-
dox stasian. Jhne 95th, of consumption,
Mrs. Virginia Rogers, wife Of John
Rogers, aged about 80 years.
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Sealed proposals, rs will be noted
elsewhere in our columns. will lie re-
ceived by the Board OF supervisors of
Acuomac on or before the 4th Monday
in July, for furnishing the Jail of Acco-
mac with five cells or cages for prison.
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Upshur B. Quinby. special commits
sioner will, on the premises, OH Satur-
day. July 5. 1890. at a. NJ. make sale of
valuable dwelling and store-house, and
building lots, ON Sykes Island. this coun-
ty.the property of John I. Lewis, deceas-
cd. THIS is a good chance for persons in
the oyster and fish business TO procure
homes. For further particulars see
fosters.
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Jas. II. Fletcher. Jr., special COM
missioner, will sell at public anction at
Wattsville, on Saturday. July 10th. l p.
NJ, two tracts or parcels of lands. of
which John r. Fletcher, died, seized
ami possessed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

MIR. John d. Fletcher. Jenkins
Bridge. and Mr.. Stuart h. Powell.
Onaneock. are graduates in Law De
PARTNER, at University of Virginia this
session.
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Mir. LEROY {. Bulman, we'll known
citizen in the tower rart of the county
died suddenly at Wachapreague last
Saturday night, aged about 60 years.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

The srd quarterly conference for the
Onancock circuit will I've held in Oman
cock, Thursday, July 18th, 2 O'clock
y. m.
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NoTrcE-All kinds Of well prmns
driven by the undersigned AT fair prices
in any part of the cnnntv-deen well
pumps speciality. All material fur
nislled if desired. JohnC. Boice, Parks
LEY, Va.
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We urgently request ali who are Je-
hind on their gnano bills TO go at once
and settle same with our Mr.. F. A.
Shield of Bxmere. We also be- to re
mint our custoners,lipir early billswil
be due II, July lst,
I,o
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Rev. C. F. Earring authorizes the
announcement. that Childrens' Day
services will be held in l.eemont NJ. T..
Church tomorrow. Sunday. 10 a. m.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

Mr.. Thos. II. Nielsen, Accomac C..
IT,, refused $500 for his thee year old
Morrill, colt last week.
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Mr.. E. C. Ames. an inmate of the
fanatic asylum at Williamsburg, from
this county, died last week.
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NE1GmBoRH00D NOTES.
OnnDecck.

OnaDeoek.
Miss Eva Hart, of Portsmouth,, is
visiting the Misses GUSTS.
Childrens' Day services win be held
the NJ. Z. Church, South, next Sunday
morning.
William Pitts, of Baltimore. is visit
ing his Uncle, Thomas G. Pitts, Esq,
at 'Onley.'
S. c. McGrath, seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever during the past week, is
somewhat improved.
The NJ. f. Church, South, is being
painted and renovated, preparatory to
the converting Of the District Confer
ence here on July 18th.
Mr.. MoPhersna. pnstef7ce inspector,
investigated the office here this week
and :.ttera thorough cveiiisnllng aud
examination, reported everything OK
T.. Sumptrr Smith. t'sq formerly an
Instructor at III" Orancock Academy.
and rror. Molly. both of Randolph
Macon Academy. lave been visiting
friends here this week.
Miss Nellie Burke. dnuGhier of the
NJ. r. Pastor leaves townin Il few days
to presire over The parsonage Of her
brother. who is pastor of the M. +.
Church. in l}errysburg. Pa.
The aged mother of Mr.. I. w. Bag
well. one of the elect women of our
town. whose end was thought to be very
near. is cnnvalescert, with prospect
of a new lease Of life. Mr.. D. J. Tit
low is down with the secIld attack of
Ia grippe.
At the late election of a new manage
ment for the Sunday school of the town
NJ. f. Church, Daniel ]. 1,itlow. whn
had served as superintendent for six
years was compelled by bad healili 10
decline denomination for The office.
anil F. J. Windpr WAS elected. The
new management starts out under fa-
voiable auspices.
The reception given Ivy Sir. and Mrs.
Ursliur p. Qninhy. on Wednesday
night, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas y. Quinly. who have Just re-
turned from their hrida! tour, was at
tended Nv over Il hundred guests. The
reception lasted from S tn II o'clock, =
magn hcent collation. :nd refreshments
being served during the evening. and
proved one of the rtasantest social
events of the season.
]. A. and w. T. Wilton. architects
Baltimore. have just completed draw
ines for the new Baptist Church to be
erected at this place. The building is
to I've of frame 45xT0 feet. with TRANSCRIPTS
Sx23 feet. and tower and spire 10 feet
square and 81 feet high. There is an
entrance porch 4xlo feet. ard the inter
ior has an open tlmhered roof, showing
the natural color of the wood. There
are several features in the plan. and its
CO, struction will add greatly to the
architectural effect of our town.
The children of the late Dir. Tyler
have had home reunion for Il few
weeks, but are again scattering. Severn
has returned to his desk in the Office of
the Supreme Secretary of the Order of
Tonti in Philadelphia, Miss SaIlie re-
turned "Wednesday 10 her desk rs book
keeper in the Office of the Peninsula
Methodist in Wilmington, Del. and
Miss Pam willreturn to l'hiladelphia in
two weeks, where size holds a good po-
sition in she Philadelphia Indian Schao'.
Phil, who has served school iu Missis-
sirpi the last school year will remain
here during the summer.
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For SALE. by the undersigned at
private Contract. one acre Of land with
eond dwelling thereon i'll Craddnck
vile. known. rs the As1lmea1 lot. For
terms and other particulars apply to i.
Wise or John w. Hyslop.
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The premium list of the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Association VIII APP
penr in our next issue.
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Childrens' dav services Will TIC held
in Baptist church of our towntomoI-
roy morning.
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-
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale as
alrDriceS.
The public. will please take no.
tice that tile mill property deslg
mated above, which formerly be.
longed 10 Mr.. ID. Fl. Dennis is now
owned py tue undersigned who
will conriuue TO do business at the
old stand, and will endeayor to
Give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom ON
sThsnks Tor former patronage. Fu.
t tnre t;lvors solicited.
Respectfully. &ca
JOSEPH ii. JONES.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

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ROYAL brand Of -four still in the load az
Tho rest fur over sold on EiSterr
Shore. Soll by Jas. Nyer e Co.