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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-15

THE Houston Post says that the
LIGHT is a mOnOmOniac on politics
but that otherwise its words are preg-
nant with wisdom. Was the LIGHT
ever so utterly gone with political de-
mentia as to say anything so mean
ingless and senseless as this from the
PO.t:
"The republicans have been driven
to this step in order to make good
their prediction promises to "lOOtn
the treasury for the benefit of the
mOnOpOlists who furnished the money
used to place them in power"
This statement is pregnant with
foOlishness. The republican party,
its enemies beng judges, are not fools,
and to make such promise would be
a confession of political idIOcy. The
Post knows that the republican party
never made the promise asserted in
its editorial, never gave any reason
outside of democratic misrepreseDta-
lions for such a charge, and that the
false statement is only made to catch
suckers. The Houston Post is too
broad a journal and the editor carries
too large carG O of brains under his
hat, for so narrow political creed as
that extract fathers. The Post had a
bad attack of political rabies when it
let that editorial slip its collar.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-15

THE Galveston News knows the in
iquity Of the democratic party, and
bushes for the ignorance of the Phil
adelphia Press in this matter, saving:
A democratic paper speaks Of "a
great party's infamy," and the Phil
adelphia Press is silly enough to pre-
tend that it does not know to which
party the paper refers.
The Philadelphia Press should come
to Texas and be instructed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-11

l
Messrs. Dix, Kent, Byrd, Barnes
Lewes, Colonna and Matthews have
been identifying theil property under
the painters magical touch.
Reuben Lloyd departed this life Sat
ulday night, January 4th. He was
buried in the beautiful lawn of Capt.
Reb Lewes, Monday, Jan. 9th.
Mr.. D. f. White went by steamer to
Baltimore last Monday for the purpose
of buying additional machinery for his
steam saw mill. His facilities forac-
commodating the public will be i'm
proved soon BY the purchase ola planer.
DR.. Ewell and Messrs. Pate & Mason
have erecteda large porch supported by
iron pillars In front of their handsome
stores-great improvement. The lat
ter gentleman has removed from Let
mont and now occupies the DR.. Bayly
pro .,erty near NJ. +. Church.
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PunSOteaguc.

Mr.. E. 81. Ames of late has improved
his dwelling very much by the addition
of handsome portico.
A full supply Of Virginia Almanacs
has been received and fur sale at store
of l.. II. Ames & Son.
Strawberry plants iii this section are
in full bloom. and some persons report
berries AS early rire in their patches.
Our farmers are preparing to plant
their spring crops, and Will commence
to do so, snon. If the present warm
weather continues,
Mr.. Charles Beach and Miss Rose
Heath we're married Wednesday. Jam
nary 9Th, by Rev. j. M. Anderson. at
residence of Capt. John 5. Davis, Da-
vis' wharf. A handsome reception fol.
lowed the ceremony. given to them by
Capt. and Mrs. Davis.
The trunk of Miss Margie Ames, on
her return trip from avisit to relatives
and friends in Baltimore last week, was
thrown-into the dock by the careless
handling of the porter of steamer East
ern Shore, and the contents damaged to
the extent of $500.
Mr.. Leonard o. Ames OF this town,
and Miss Lillian s. Doughty were mar
ried Tuesday, January 9TH, at residence
of Capt. Peter II. Davis, the BRIDES
uncle. Re v. J. NJ. Anderson officiating.
a handsome reception was given them
10y Capt. Davis, and they were recip-
tents of many valuable and pretty pres
entS.
At tile last regular meeting of the
Improved Order of HeptaSophs, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Thos. G.. Pitts, archon;
VIM. f. Gilden, provost; VIM. S. Ma
son, secretary; S. w. Ames, financier;
l.. H. Ames. treasurer; W.. J. Phillips,
prelatc; N. s. Hoffman, inspector; Jas.
! G. Doughty, warden: J. Z. Bonnewell,
lieutenant, w. B. Stokes. J. X. Spar
row and It. G. Pitts, trustees. They
will be installed on w ednesday, Janu.
airy 18th. the next regular meeting, by
D. D. S. Alchon, Tull.
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meeting of the members of the
Bar and offers of the Cnnrts of Ac-
comack county. held at the courthouse,
january 3rl 1890.
On motion Judge John w. Gillpt was
called to the chair and NJ. Oldham, IT,,
was appointed secretary.
!. II. Fletcher. Jr. member Of the
bar, explained the object Of the meeting
to be to express the sense Of los, at the
death of brother, john ]. Gunter, and
offered the following resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted to wit:
Whereas it has pleased God, in His
allwise. Providence. to take from onr
midst, in the prime. of his manhood, our
associate and brother. John j. Gunter,
and We. the members of tie Bar and
officers of The Courts of AccomacK
county desiring to express our feelings
at the sad event; now, therefore, be it
resolved.
1st. That in his life and conduct as a
christian gentleman. citizen and attor
ney, was displayed such type Of purity
and faithfuness TO duty as to present
an example worthy of emulation for all
future time.
End. That we hear witness to his le-
gal attainments, as we'll rs his maIly
bearing in all the walks Of life.
3rd, That our county and State have,
in The death Of our associate. lost one
the most promising young men and use
full citizens within their borders: and
we. the members of the Bar and officers
of the Court, genial companion and
friend.
4th, That we tender orr sincerest
sympatllles to the widow and relatives
of the deceased, in their bereavement.
5th, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent tn the PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE and Richmond Dispatch with the
request th:t they publish the same, and
that the Judges OF the courts of this
county be requested to cause the same
to be spread upon the records Of their
respective courts.
M. OLDHAM. JR., J. W. GILLET,
Secl etary. Chairman.
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ETynencn1.

Mr.. Cornelius Corbin and Miss
Arintha D. Warren were married on
Thursday. January End, at Atlantic
Baptist church. The church WIS very
beautifully and appropriately decorated
with evergreens. An arch was erected
in front of the pulpit, from the center
of which two hea. Is united, were sus-
pende,l-under these the groom and
bride were to stand during tie rere-
mony. Long before the appointed hour
tile company began to assemble until
the house was nearly filled. At six the
ringing of the bell assured the crowd
that the happy couple were close at
hand. AS they entered the door, DR..
f. West played the grand march and
the four couples Of grcnmsmen and
bridesmaids viz: Mr.. Littleton
Shields and Miss Emma Warner, MIR.
Jno. Warmer and Miss Bin. Drummond,
Mr.. Littleton Corbin and Miss Nora
Corbin, Mr.. Ernest Fisher and Miss
Jennie Moffet, marched slowly up the
aisle and separated to the right and left
of the pulpit. The groom and bride
following, stood under thearcil beneath
the symbolic hearts. The pastor Of the
bride then very calmly and distinctly
repeated the ceremony by which in two
minutes he united them in marriage
and pronounced them husband andwife.
After the ceremony the happy groom
and his amiabe wife were soon OH their
way to his beautiful home on Pocomoke,
where his 200 guests partOUk of one OF
the most sumptuons wedding suppers
ever prepar d i'll Accomac county
Supper was served from 10 p. m. TO 4
a. m. No pains was spared to make
each individual comfortable and happy
EX. X.
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School Notices.

For the month of Decfm Der. Num-
Der Of schools open 1ol, number of gra-
ded schools 81, number of pupils en-
rolled 4,149, number of pupils in aver.
age attendance POI, number of schools
visited by Superintendent 20, number
of warrants issued by Supplies, amount
Of warrants issued by Supt. S2.9l3 OS.
JNo. E. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.
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New Adveriisem eats.

The following new advertisements
appear in ENTERPRISE of this week:
Imperial Guano.
S. T. Ross-Order of Publication.
M. T. West-Hotel.
Frank NJ. Bakyr & Co., -Queensware.
T.. A. Z. Covington-Shnemaker, &c
Jas. w. Broughton--Hotel.
Kellam s. Observation-Disclosures
Fence. &c.
W. j. Savage Il Co. Commission
Merchants.
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f. s. Agricultural FAIR.

At meeting of the directors of the
Eastern Shore Agricultural Associa-
tion OH the oSth of December. 1859. it
was unanimously decided to open the
Fair from year to year in future on the
last Tuesday i'll August and continue
fotr digs. DIRECTORS.
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ParknlSy.

Capt. John r. johnson Is lying very
i'll at his home near Leemont.
Msssrs. DIX & Bowen are, erecting a
carpenter shop on Adelaide street.
Miss Lou Johnson, of Leemont ar
rived home from Harrisburg last week.
Foundation has been laid for the
erection of dwelling for Mr.. Bowen.
of Onancock.
George T. Young and Miss McCartie
Lee Gray. were married at Parksley NJ.
IE. Parsonag,. by Rev. II. s. Dulaney.
January Sth, 1890.
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Rev r. A.Compton, of NJ. f. Church,
South, was pounded on Monday night.
9Th inst, by membsr,;nf his cohgrega
ton at Cashville and Onancock church
es. Barrels 81 -four. potatoes, turkeys,
ducks. chickens, &C.. We're weapons
used to overpower him, bat he came out
smiling through it all.
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NEIGnB0RHOOD NOTES.
ChincOIcaEue.

4
Several persons in pursuit of health
from New York are stopping at the
Atlantic Hotel.
John W. Warren, formerly OF this
place, bnt recently in business in Sails.
bury, has returned to Chincoteague.
Corn is being brought here from
Chicago and sold cheaper than it can be
bought from the farmers on the main.
| land.
S. E. Matthews has moved into his
new storetouse, opposite the Atlantic,
and L. Jester las opened stsre up
the Island.'
Rehearsals are being made daily of a
cantata, under the supervision of Prof.
Wyatte. of Detroit, Michigan, to lie
rendered sum in our towil hall for htnc-
lit Of NJ. +. Church. IL will he the
grandest entertainment ever given o!
the Island
Oysters were sold on Chincnteagut,
last Wednesday at following prices, pei
barrel; Primes Sl40-culls ~ otnt>-
.cullenteells. 'sucl, us were never known
to be sold before, from 80 to 40 cents.
The purchasers We're from The North
ern and Eastern markets.
Arrivals at \ lai.tic Hotel tlis We. k:
George Stephens, Thila.: NJ. E. erlhy.
and wife. Wilmington Del; Charles
Howard, Richmond; d. 4. Wyatt. De.
troit, Michigan; G. f. West. wife and
niece, Frankfcrd, Del. W. A. Flem-
ming, CLAYTON. Del: a. +. and A. e.
Gobusl, New York.
The holidays passed. off very pleasant
" here, and the festivities incident to
occasion were participated IN not only
by our people but maly visitors from
the mainland. Our merchants report
lar5er sales of toys. confectioneries. &C.,
than ever known l,efore. The receipts
of c.,ntata rendered at NJ. 2. Chu CHI
was over 500.
Samuel Krskey. tile 'lohnstown
Jew has again returned from the city
with another large stock OF his cheap
clothing ami positively the last for the
season. He brought home with him
over 5 .COUpit ces. and offers them cheap
er than they wei e soil before He sells
uvercoats, ladies clnaks &C., good as
new for one dolar-pants heretofore
offered at one dollar for fifty cents coat
and vest from twenty-five ceLts up to
one dollar SC.
In a friendly trial of speed which
came off here last Friday, between the
..trotters" Of DR.. n. S. Smith, WI.
Matthews. Capt. John W. Bunting aud
f. p. Timmons, they came under the
wire in the order named. The fun was
due to the fact, that Capt. Bunting had
recently brought home q handsome
Morrill, mare, purchased of MIR. Elliott
of Locustyille. and our horsemen Jeal-
Gus of her reputation us a "swifter,"
gave the challenge which was accepted.
The race was an exciting ard enjoyable
one.
A thousand barr Els of oysters were
shipped from this point last Monday.on
steamer Widgcon, and her average
daily freight is about eco barrels. the
net returns for which being abont So
per barrel. Some choice lots are selling
ON The wharf at $3.50 per barrel. Mr..
Stephens. agent for steamer. says that
more oysters are shipped from here
than all points along the bay. Besides
the oysters sent to market from this
place by rail. large boats are being
loaded daily for the eastern markets
and the demand for them is much larger
than the supply.
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Resalufioms OF i.cspcct.


At meeting Of the Bar of the county
of Accomack and the ,fllcnrs of the
courts. at the courthouse on Tuesday
December slst. 1850. Urshnr i. Quinlv
was appointed chairman and Samuel T.
Ross was appointed sec: AIRY.
The following resolutions were sub
mitted 10y George F. Parramore, and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the members of this
Bar and the officers of tile Courts have
heard with deep regret of the death of
George Tankard Garrison, Esquire,
late Il member of this Bar and Judge of
these Courts.
Resolved. That we cherish the high
est respect for the professional learning
and judicial integrity of his profession
ri III Il judicial life. and recollection
that will long continue of the virtue,
the urbanity and the genius Ivy Which
his personal character was adorned.
Resolved. That to trstifytlese senti
ments WE will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty d.ys.
Resolved. That Upshur B. Qninhy
communicate these proce edinGs 10 the
County ard Circuit Courts Of tlscnnn
~. ard respectfully request. in the name
of this meeting. that they may he ill.,
serted among their. records. and that
the Editor of the PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE be requested tn publish these
proceedings.
Olde ed i, That The Chairman and
Secretary also transmit copy of these
resolutions to the bereaved widow of
the deceased and assure her If orr sin
cere coincidence on account OF the great
loss she has sustained.
s. r. Ross, J-PsHUR B. QUINBY,
Sec'y. Treasurer
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Mr.. Harry T. White, prominent
mill owner and merchant, of Bloom
town and Miss Kate D. Hall, daughter
Of Capt. Henry Hall, of sMessongo,
were married in Norfolk, Tuesday,
January sth. by Rev. r. N. Sledd, Of
NJ. e. Church, South. They returned
by train on day of marriage to their
home in Accomac.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-11

DR.. John W -Bowdo,n, Bloxom sta
ton. after having tested Mixture b.
for thee years. savshe finds it equal to
any fertilizer he has ever used. regard
less Of price, Pernvia., guano not ex-
cepted. on corn. oats and sweet pota-
toes. especially the latter, and shall use
1.-THE coming spring.
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TIE parsonage building at Temper
arcevile. occupied Ivy Rev. w. F.
HAYES. was broken into on December
3Oth uls.. by negro lad and a watch
and several other articles stolen there
from. The watch was sold by him toa
party in the neiglhorhood. The negro
las not been arrested but the constable
is in pursuit of him.
A report from the caief engineers on
the survey of Onancock harbor, made
by Major w F. Smith. has been pre-
scented TO Congress. The project for
Improvement contemplates the dredg-
ing of channel 500 feet wide and 8
feet deep at low water across the outer
bar. and a channel 200 feet wide aud 8
feet deep at the inner bar,involving the
removal Of 62,555 cubic yards OF mater.
ial, at a cost of Sl2,511. A resurvey is
recommended at n cost OF $3.50.
Kellam & nottingham, louisville,
agents for the Eastern Shore OF Va,
through our columns, solicit your orders
for the Combination Fence, in our
opinion, The best cheap fence ever Of
fered to the public. They are also
agents for high grade fertilizers, pumps,
fire insurance Sc. Thoroughly relia-
ble, they merit and should receive liber-
al patronage 1T the hands Of our people.
The attention of our shippers IS es-
pecially invlted to the advertisement Of
". J. Savage s. Co.. commission mer-
chants. Norfolk, Va. The firm has
ample fuld and unsurpassed facilities
for conducting the business in man.
ner satisfactory to all who favor then.
with consignments, and the head of the
firm being worthy citizen of the East,
ern Shore has claim upon US which
should not be forgotten. Early Rose
and Gem se,d potatoes shipped to them
row, we are advised, can lie sold TO the
truckers around Norfolk at the highest
market prices.
Mcssrs. DuffieId Savage aud Thomas
n. Nelson left here Oh Monday for the
West to purchase horses and mules.
Few memare better judges OF stock than
Dutfield Savage, and when TO his ripe
Judgment is added the business tact OF
Mr.. Nelson, our farmers will make nc
mistake when they 60 their stables to
purchase borses or mules suitable fol-
their work. They may reach home CO.
day, and We advise our friends to wait
for their coming for they expect to beat
Baltimore prices. Their motto will be.
quick sales, small profits and stock tt
suit. They will be found every day al
their stables ready to show stock to al
who admire fine animals, or wish to bu,
the bestat rates within the reach 0!
all.
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Many cases of "la grippe" are re-
rorted from various sections OF the
county. DR.. T. T. Taylor Of Atlantic,
h9s2S patients affected with the dis
ease. So far it has not been ate nded
with serious results.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining uncllimed in the post
office at Accomac G. H.. Va, January
LIST, 1890:
Smith White. w. ]. Hall. John Hen.
ry Brown. GEO. F. PARKER, Pm.
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The question of Incorporating Drum
mondtown is again being agitateti, and
a petition is being circulated for sigma
lures. oking totlat object.
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DR.. Geo. B. Zell. dentist, Pocomoke
CITY. will be at Parksley, January 20sh,
olst and Ord. and at Mappsville, Jam
uary .Srd and 24th, to offer his profess
sional services to the public.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-11

Judge B. T. Gunter presided over
the circuit court Of the city of Rich
nord .,ms week on Invitation of Judge
W.llfod. of that circuit.
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Mr..J. II. Feddrman will make his
first tour of tile New Year to our mer-
chants next week. Hewill bring tinc
line of cigars aud tobacco with him.
Hold your orders.
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Dir. j. f. Mapp and Mr.. II. 3. Handy
were re elected school superintendent,
Of Accomac and northampton, respec-
lively by l:oarl OF Education, last We'd
neSuhH.
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Parks & German. Parksley, are again
home from the city with drove OF hors,
es and mules. suitable for farm, ROAD
and draught purposes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-11

Fresh tish-fat backs, halibuts aud
spots-cauglrt in our waters, were sold
in Dsummo.,ltown during this and last
week
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Yon can take your choice from Ash
,.yS l,eloat's Zig stock of shoes and
get them at cost-tllsy must he sold.
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Cloaks ut cost,
f,n1r,te ~ nOc


FoR RENT-For one or term of
wears. the storehouse in Temperance
villr, occupied the present year by the
undersigned. 1t has large and cone
yenirntly arranged room below. with
drug, grocery AID gralary department
adjoining same, audhasan upper room,
suitable for a. millinery establishment
TFor1fiflle particulars apply stese
Oldham. - :;
wANTEn-A miller fur the "Great
Mill" for the year 1890. JnO. K.
Kellan, LocuStville.
Hiawaiha is the highest grade flour
on the market.
Nudge Smith & Co.. WHOLESALE agt s
fur Hiawatlla flour, FOG Spears Wharf.
BALTIC. Md.
NoTIcE.-Dmrock, registered Jersey
red boar bred bv Clark Petit, Salem
n. j., is for service at my home ut XII.
Ter, for 81, paid at time nf SERVICE.
Z. j. kilmon.
NOTTcr.-All persons indebted TO the
undersigned are respectfully. bull earn.
estly requested to come forward and
settle at once. Our business must e
closet up once year. 3. w. Mears u
Son, Keller, Va.
If you hav'nt tried IIiawatha, do so
at once.
Do YOU want fruit trees suited 10
your climate, that Will bear? DO you
want ornamental trees to beautify and
adorr your yards. lawns and StreetsI
Don't wait until the busy season. hut
plant now when weather is favorable.
we have stock Of extra large Trees on
hand. Gail aud see them or write for
prices. NlcMath Bros.
NOTICE. offer for sale at private
contract, my house and lot, situated at
Parkslpy station, OH reasonable terms.
Jno. II Lewis, Parksley.
Every pound of lliawatla IS guaran-
teed to please.
The leading merchants sell Hiawatha
-four.
Good bread is the result Of using
Hawatha.
Ask those who have used it, about
Hiawatha.
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Miss Relecca Byrd of Washington
D. C.. is visiting friends in the vicinity
of Cashyille.
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Price of "Mixture 30 same as last
Year. ORDERS 10y nail will receive the
careful attention OF w. l.. Mock, agent.
Temperancevil!e.
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r.y. VIZ. IIinesof Norfolk. has de-
e,i,,ed the call to the orancock and
H.oadway Baptist Churches.
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Mrs. Lizzie Lilliston, lunatic. wife OF
i. R. Lilliston. died at accomac o. H.
va. Yesterday.
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Mr.. +. r. Phillips has been arpolnt-
c,1 postmaster at Waclaprrague CITY
m n,ace Of Mr.. f. T Powell, resigned.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise
trespaisiug M the premises OH which !
now reside under full penalty OF law.
WIN. II. COXtOn-
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Capt. John w. Bunting-I have used
your Vitllolized Fish for the last 6 years,
and it has given me more satisfaction
than any fertilizer 1 have ever used.
T.. Curyell, HOMETOWN
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Every honse keeper who has tried
Royal recommends IT..
Hiawailia costs no more than other
high grade fJurs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Why send to strangers to buy trees,
plants and seeds when you can get bet
ter, fresher and cheaper stock here at
home? Our descriptive catalogue and
price list mailed free to all applicants.
!Accomack Nurseries,, McMath Bros,
Only, Va.
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Go 10 A. d. Dorenus, Belle Haven.
Va, for your stove pipe and elbows
Ne also manufactures and deals IN IN
and sheet iron ware. tin roofing. Gut
tering and spouting are sppcialties with
him.
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That L nave OH manu- CUliStdut-
" for sale, a full assortment of
FUR NITURE
such as walnut extension tables,
pnrlor tables, chamber suits, sofas,
lounges, wardrobes, &c.
UNDERTAKER's SUPPLIES,
plain walnut and cloth covered cas-:
kets, collins, and trimmings to suit
all.
Horse carts, road carts, carriages
and harness, all sold at bottom
prices.
wRepairing in wood and iron
work a speciality.
Ifyou have horse which cuts when
shod, as many do, bring it out
and give us trial, and if it con.
tinues to cut, shoes will be taken
off and money refunded.
AS I have share OF your past
orders, 1 solicit a continuance OF
same.
A. W. LILLISTON,
Market ST.. Onancock