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sPECIAL NOFICEs.

49, TILE SAFE DEPOsIF AND STORAGE
a. DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
FAAh
Ig I5E4 sT. nv
Absolutely FHegrlat
Sow ready fur che storage ul Furl cure.
#ul- >IlFerHare. Pictures Minors. IrGHEs-
.a-esr and aN Ea- table articles Hark-
@ Moving all shipping hE experts. aE--E
~ gE teiaEHHa. promptly attended '..
a. aud examine building Harl.a5 Eaas
Ha#H a.. .lHll AH- il
ALBERT M READ
General N iHlEer
49, WHY N0T HAFE TuUR SHIFTS
made gy enc QI rle most celebrated
cutters A America Prices sans lla-l
-r--a cutters charge. p p aALLr Hle
sraW-
49, LADIES' LADIES. LADIES'
hzs. hala1ezT aa aaE laz a-l
llalar Ealle u-E ltaallrll 10 laa a.rg ca.
and 7-5 ler alW shapes ta4az all
pressing e-raH aU1 ta.t laTs aeL . -Ie
az=L Styles lzl-1s spllue-I attended, --
tA aea
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t4r=NoTIcE

t9sr NOTICE.
trHNyTSG COME no OUR notice
THAT OTHER BEERS HAVE BEEN
SUBSTITUTED UNDER OUR LABEL
AND CALLED "FAJsr" NOTICE Ts
HEREBY GIVEN TO OUR WORTHY
PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC Ar
LARGE THAT FROM AND AFTER THIS
DATE ALL CoRKs JsEDIN BoTTLrNG
FAUST BIER" WILL BE BRANDED
WITH THE LETTERS "A.B. B.A."ON
TOP AND BOTTOM AND THE WORD
FAUST ON TIE SIDE.
ANHEUsERB BUSCH BREWING AssO-
CATION,
FRANK sCuwARZ,
MANAGER,
oeo-st WASHINGTON BRANCH.
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Pleasing EFeFg b0dy.
Puck

The hI-50 Is doing a great and
good work in exposing tie dives said
he Rev Mr jiuX
And what spicy reading q makes
Dul in ME Eoutlites
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TEFl-llsA

4 Ap-Es $40 EEs E EHE sEH...s
.llIa physicians H HH
WILSON r PASS ana
HH. E .#
NOV IS IHE IME WE VIII PAY
~ "H- UuuaH EHu a-.-H
.ll-lal1 clothing address ~ COW aE
I-sIE OLD STAND
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FOR Rrxr- ROOMS.

UOR RENT af. Nj AVE s r. LARGE
II hand .cuc rooms. no objection fH house.
Keeping also rooms suitable for doctor ar
Ilwfur- office situation desirable. near
EOR RENT NInF LARGE u0WFoRrA
II pie room. with Nafn Joining with board
sNI' sN." Iat gent "f.an .n0 VIE NL wv.
. nilM.Ht private iauIIFaaI p.
EOB BEFNT-THEEE NICELY ruRNlsHED
7 "Huu. .Irr.y ur together north AMI sNutl
Fronts anI eammun, ,atIur i.ilt torsurin 20.
EDH FENT-s FURNISHED OH rNFrE
I r..H.d rooms % Naar "a. couple wI'IoN,
t"uNsn.nru.s reasonable .EAs i-.
T-uR RFNr-sr 18TH sT ANU $50. o. sT.
I vs.. hand. some apartments iur. ar In.ul
uleu 1rate fres
ToR pFNT.g LARGE uOwWuNrgtT tTINs
Y rooms Ou 2l floor. With good table board.
UeT..- pass fhe doors terms reasonable. A.
Ht0 stuw
I1Ou RENT-iu5 isr U sT ~ W. FUR.
II ur uufur communicable 1I.NuHr r"Hu-.
private family modnttn' rent references o.
TTOH RENT OR WE'LL FURNISHED
II cheerful room u mHre.u house. near pa
ave cars. BOARD % desired love -li -t hH
ITOR RENTED STORY ~OrTu FRONT.
II bay window .ur-t nicely furnished room.
Will board for fwo references i.a 2 -t
EOH RENT. 18TH SIT DESIRABLE
u EuuUss f-f and 80 No0rs.2 suites now El.
cant. al,o single room; southern eXn2slre.
UOR RENT-18o8 x SIT. OPPOSITE FRANK
II 'u Park; large, comfortable, well fur
%. bed r0amsi with board; southern exposure
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR-
I uIshed rarlOrs and very pleasant 81
room references. 500 isth 50 % W. t3t
EoR Rents FURNISHED FRONT Rooms
II pleasantly sltnated. isi 5th 81 n e. 43L
TTOR RENT-CHEAP-3 UNPUBLISHED
IT rooms ON 3d door. i@9 Corcoran q.
NOR REN1-i34aQ PLEAsANr Rooms;
II furnished well; hcatod lighted Sis siI
$50, s.. last together, ,35. $50
UoR RENT SUITABLE ROOMS FOR
II lieht housekeeping on 30 floor; So In ad
vance. iso6 7th str W. lt
EOR RENT-Gs2I ST NV FURNISHED
IT rooms on "a floor; gas and use Uf bath, 3
on ad door rent reasonable. tl'
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
EoR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
IT frame house, Just finishing; nydrant in
yard, LOT iGV1i5, snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 90 ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No. 2, Gi3
18Th e.
L1OR sAIE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
E houses IN Washington, i0G los and 10
1ith 80 @; two-story and basement, brown
stone trimming; z rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, $500 cash
balance TO suit or trade for good lots.
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BsEsIaE .F. a1afa 1taHf5a9 II. sasa
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WASTED ROOMS

IA aNTED-TWO UNFLENIsIE ROOMS
w tar lady ana SOD I'D lla vicinity .L
htW lHla ave aaI EitH 7t- rent lat sg aA-
eee1 $50 Address Is. II C .r.-e office. l
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FOR RENr-uousEs

NIT from our ofiCe only.
THOMAS j. FISHER & co.,
1924 r 50. %. W..
U,OR RFNT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
IL room frame houses, high and dry lOCa.
tiOu; near churches and public sehOo. iH
Uniortowu. Inquire Of A. BEHRRND, t's II
50 W
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FoR SALE AND REM.

ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
II -RT-
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, 9l5 p street.
Changes made wednesdays uud Saturdays.
3-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUsRs FoR
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HOUSES FOR RRST

LOANS
ln sums % suit az per cent.
The above Is only portion q. tla proper.
on my books For iull lisL can 90 once p
bulletin Issued on the ist aG1 .atl.
"a r. HA4HaNAN.
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WHAT Is SAID OF THAT INTER
ESTING C0NUNDRUN.

BOTH SIDES OF THE GIRL QUESTION
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Am experience Of two years aal more
In d public 9ilce wherein nearly 100
women ara employed has SCI my face
Iike alamant lgaiusl woman suIra1e.
says Amber iu the Chicago Hal.a.
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TOR RENT af- Nj AVE s T.. LARGE
II hand one rooms no objection tl Hllse
keeping also rooms suitable 'nr doctor Hr
IlwfDr- .H.r situation desirable near
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NE1GHBoRHOoD NOTES.
n
Ouancock.

Miss Blocdgond of Wilmington, Del.
is visiting vt Mr.. Frank A. Slncomb's.
Rev. w. ]. Twilley and Rev. r. A..
Compton, exchanged pulplts onSnnday
last.
Miss Frederick fIenshaw. of Freder-
ick county, Md, is, visiting Miss Monte
Powell.
Mr.. s. G. alcGrath is improving rap
idly and will soon be- OH tile GONZALES.
cent list.
Mrs. ]. D. Peters of Georgetown, ID.
D., who arrlved.herc Satnrday1RilI pass
the summer in Onancock. ~. ;ss
Rev. M. S. Littlefeldof New York.
preached a very eloquent sermonsin the
Presbyterian Church, on last Sunday
oight.
Prof. Frank P. Brent attended the
dedicatory exercises of Randolph: Macon
Academy at Bedford, Va, on Friday,
July 4th.
Rev. Milton S. Littiefeld ard Nj.
Alfred Littlefeld, huth of New York.
have been the guests of Mr.. Stewart K.
Powell during the past week.
The Child.en's Day exercises at both
The Baptist lmch and NJ. E. Church,
South. were of a verv interesting char.
acter and were witnessed by large con
sregatiuns.
Mr.. S. r. Nelson has purchased the
two corner lns on North and. King
streets of Capt. J. T L. Hopkins and
W. ID. Lewis. 1t is said lie will eli ct a
large storelcuse thereon at an early
date.
Our town is in rather u curious pre-
dicament just at present. 1t has a
Mavor but 10 Council Or Sergeant. Mr..
7. W. Tavlor qualified as Mayor last
week, but for some reason the newly
elected members Of the Council have
not been yet swornin, and AS the term
of The old members has expired and they
refuse to serve longer. there is no enc
WHO has the power to appoint town
sergeant to succeed Captain Robert
Lewis, who rendered his resignation
some time ago.
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LInrSl, hInrk ct.
Miss Maggie e. Kellam is conv,Ies-
cent from serious illness.

Miss Maggie 2. Kellam Is conylles-
cent from serious illness.
Abundance of fish and of good quality
are being caught with hook and line in
our waters.
Mr.. William Haynes of Baltimore. a
guest of late of MI. Jas. A. Hall, re,
turned home OH Monday.
Corn and sweet potatoes have beer
greatly improved III appearance in this
section by recent rains and warm
weather.
a protracted meeting will commence
at Halls Baptist Church. ON Sunday
night. 18th inst, conducted by Rev.W.
A. Street.
Mr.. Bud Lankfrrd and Miss J.ptitia
Gaskins were married a5 Pocomoke NJ.
F.. Church, South. by Rev. J. S. Wal.
lace on Wednesday End inst.
Messrs. G. S Witham s. Bro. have
established another steam saw mill on
The site of the one blown up some weeks
ago and work was resume ed by them or
Wednesday.
A marrying boom is ours. There has
been marriage in this Vicinity every
Wednesday for the last five weeks, and
will be for the next three weeks-and
the returns are not all in yet we pre-
sumo.
The members of Farmers Alliance OF
Sanford will hold a fair at their Hal
on Wednesday, July 18th, for the belle-
fit of said Alliance. A supper of oys-
tiers, CLANS, and the usual confection
cries will be served on the occasion
Brethren of other Alliances are re
uuested to be in attendance.
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Now Goods mt Cost.

In order to devute more attention to
ithenursery business and the building
up OF our town, we lave decided to
close out our general merchandise, and
dispose Of all stock Oh hand August LIST.
For 80 days only, We offer our entire
stock OF general merchandise, except
groceries, ct cost. This is a rare OPP
5portunify to purchase bargains as much
of our stock has been bought ia the
last 80 days. The business Will he con
Itinueil:aftor August lst under the firm
:llampof F. NJ. Sturgis& SON. All per.
'sons indebted To The firm Of McMath
Bro. q CO., Will please close up same
by September 1-t.
McMATM Bro. s. Co.. Onlpy.
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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others TO repair public road. Order for
Henry T. Mason, surveyor, to repair
the portion of the road extending from
big bridge at lead Of Parks mill;pond
to Mason's steam mill.
John II. Wise was appointed and
qualified as committee Of Albert Lewis,
son Of David Lewis, deceased, person
of unsound mind.
John c. johnson applied for barroom
and retail liquor license at TaylorsYille
in Metompkin district, which was re-
fused by the CourL-the Court holding
that the place was unsuitable, and tue
applicant thereupon entered an appeal
from the decision tU the circuit court.
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A festival will be held at Bethel
Baptist church on Wednesday. July 30
or if weather Indictment on day named
on first fair day thereafter. The com.
mittee having the matter in charge pro
pose to make 1t pleasant affair and ex'
tend cordial invitation to everyone to
be present. No pains will be spared to
make it one Of she most delightful
events Of the season.
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MARRIED..

Notwithstanding End, 1890,
at Parsonage 81. E. Church. South,
sOsks Hail. hysRev.J. S. Wallace. Leroy
Lewis to Miss Amanda Marshall.
ID UNrTIEG -ONLEY-.Tnneg.25t 1890.
at nocamnke church, by Rev. j. s.
Wallace, W. Il Bunting TO Miss Idea
.H.Onley.
CATHFLL-CLAviLLE-.Tuly 9Th, 1890,
at Chincoteagne, by Rev. Geo. T..
Wood, Washington Cathpll to Miss .Jane
Clayile.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

,NoTIcE.-I Lave for sale at I,loyom
station rar load of corn ut IS cents pAr
.hush"l. and at nv store ut Hallwnod
bacon ut s cents pcrpHund. AMI shoes al
5nrents'a rair-liave also new line of
clothing and have made Il general cnt in
prizes. a. r. MearS.
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Capt. Wm. j. Rue. D. s., authorizes
the announcement. that the annual
mass. meetings of District Lodge. No.
10, /. o. G. T.. will be held under Tab.
einacle at Parsley on Stll. 9th and 10th
OF August. The public cordially H.
vited 10 be in attendance.
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E. S. Johnson. constable, will sell at
public auction. on Tuesday, July 18th
at the shop lately occupied by Julius
L. Bayly, near Mearsville, personal
property of said Bayly to satisfy at
tachments against same, as follows:
fine lot of carpenters tools, engine of 4
horse power, carpenter shop, household
and kitchen furniture &c. The terms
will be cash.
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Mr.. VIM. T. Bloxom of this county,
convicted of selling liquor unlawfully
and sentenced to confinement of 80 days
in Jail and to pay a fine of slOo, has re
ceived conditional pardon from the
Governor. lie will not be confined in
jail if he pays his fine. He has tender
ed coupons for the fine and the treas
urer has declined to accept them.
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Cheaper Freight Rates Demanded.

Atameeting of Pungoteague Grange,
on The 18th day off June. 1890. it was
unanimously determined to make one
more appeal to the transportation COM
panies of Accomac and N Northampton
counties for IL cheaper rate Of freight
charges on produce and also cheaper
passenger rates.
To This end it was ordered that head
e'icirculars be printed and semitic all
the stores and prominent places in the
two counties. for the.approval and sig
natures of all shippers of produce by
said companies, desiring letter rate
of freight and passenger charges, re-
qnesting that merchants and otherpub-
lie business nell WiU fn;tr held said cir:
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Mrs. Mary A. Adams, a very esti-
Unable lady, relict Of James Adams, de-
ceased, died at her home at Parksley,
Wednesday OH inst,aged 6S years. Two
sons, Oswald Ind Thomas Adams and
three daughters, Mrs. Geo. l.. Moore,
Mis-. Douglas Wise and Mrs. Laban
Johnson, survive her.
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Cl,urci, Notes..


Persons attending Eastern Shore Dis
trict Conference at Onancock. will be
met at trains as follows: On Monday,
July l4th at 4.lO p. nj. at Taslty from
northward, and Top. m. from south
wald;o or on Tuesday, Il 5th, at Tasley,
a. IN from n0rthward, and 12m. from
southwark. Delegates will be charged
by N. Y, P. & n. R. II. 2i cents for
entire distance travelled, or 5 cents per
mile for round trip. Tickets purchased
l4tli and good until 21st of July.
r. a. COMPTON. Z
a Foreign Mission revival will be
conducted at the Zion Baptist Church
on Sunday, July 18th, beginning alto
a. m. Rev. Dir. r. NJ. Ellis of Balts
more, Revs. J. a. Barker and j. B.
Fruit will deliver addresses. All day
services will be held. Lurch onstfe
ground. Preaching at night by DR..
Ellis. The public generally invited.
Al. FRIsToE,
July 1st, 1890. Pastor.
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Samuel T. Ross. special commission
er, by virtue ola decree of the Circuit
Court III the suit of Solomon I. John.
son &C., VS.. Levin L. Smiths admr.
&c f, will sell at public auction on Sat.
urday, July 18th, at HorMown. two
tracts of lands, located near that village.
See advertisement IN ENTERPRISE for
full particulars.
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Tile ladies IF llungars z. E. Church,
Northampton county, Will hold a 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 abund
ance. Should the 23rd be bad day, the
fair will be held the next fair day there
after.
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!culars will secure said signatures as
promptly as possible and forward the
sameto the secretary of the e. Shore
;Ag'l Association, at Grangeyille z. o.,
5bytlle 2Ottday of July, 1880.
BY order of Pungoteague Grange.
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Capt. o. a. Browne informed us
some days ago that he had sold from
the Hollywood FARM this year 5000
barrels of irish potatoes and that he still
had for shipment to market from l 900
10 / 500 barrels more.
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Mr.. II. L. Byrd, of tie popular firm
OF A. W. BYRD & Co., wholesale dealer
IN bacon, pork &C., and Mr.. Z. E.
n ock representative of awell known
tobacco house, were among the clever
knights of the road who favored our
tvwn with visit this week.
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DR.. o. F. Byrd. dentist, Will be on
Chincoteague Island on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, TIE 18th. 10Th and
18th of July. fer the practice of his
profession and can lie found at Atlantic
Hotel.
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Mr.. Geo. W, Wlnder, commission
merchant, Baltimore, arrived at Acco-
mac G. H., yesterday on short visit
tc his son. Mr.. VIM. T. Winder, the
popular clerk Of the Savage Hotel.
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Jas. II, Fletcher. Jr.. special com,
missioner, vii! sell at public auction at
WattsviTle, on Saturday. July 18th, / p
M. two tracts or parcels of lands, OF
which John Il. Fletcher, died, seized
sad possessed.
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ar. Jas. d. Bull. popular young
farmer and Miss Alicia K. Daugherty,
an attractive young lady, both residing
near Accomac G. H, were married on
lYeines day, Rev. w. j. Twilley, ctfi-
clating,
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Sealed proposals, as will be noted
elsewhere in our columns, will Oe re-
ceived Uy the Board of supervisors OF
Accomac on or before the 4th Monday
in July, for furnishing the Jail Of Acco-
mac with five cells Or cages for prison.
orc
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Among the visitors to friends at Ac,
comac c. H., at present are-Mrs. Car
roll Biting. Kansas, and Miss Rosa
Dufipla, Mrs. Betsy Revel, Mr.. Geo.
w. Reyela and wife and Mrs. Mack, Bal
timOre.
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ForND-.Tnne 2sfh, 1870, a small ca
noe abnnt 20 feel long. The owner will
pleasp come after her. move 1ronerty
and l'av charges. Geo. W. Moore, CASH
vile Va.
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EosT-On the road between Judge
Gnnter's Cite aud The Folly road Il
silver tolHccD tux- marked. A. B. ].
frnm G. r. u. n liberal 'ewarl paid
for its delivery to the Editor.
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WANT D An eneyetic and reliable
Young r an to work on the farm. a
gmMl home and good wares. Address,
Mrs. Annie II. Mason, Eastvllr. Nor
Hampton Co., Va.
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The A. B. CHASE
and Organs.

DO you wish to possess Il Piano or
Organ on easy term? We will furnish
Won with Piano for $50 to $50 cash and
$40 utr mouth till pani for. Or al Or
gan for $40 tu SO cash AID So per quar-.
ter. or will sell low for Cash.
They ARE guaranteed 6 years. AMI war.
rantrd first class in every respect. aud
YOU cannot find more honestly made III
struments on the market.
Refertncps-Mrs. +. p. Brent, 0nan-
cock, w. U. Nottingham, Eastyille,
j.. E. Mumford. Cape Charles; I. NJ.
TiIghmal, Crisfield
Write for catalogue and prices to s.
C.. MCGRATH, Onancock. Va, Gem
eral agent for Otto Sutro " Co.
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The srd quarterly conferences for the
Onancock circuit will he held in Oman
cock, Thursday, July 18th, 2 O'clock
+. IN.
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SIocomb & Ames have inst gotten in
anew stock of goods and offer hig In
ducements. Read what they have to
say.
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HOPKINS & Bro, Onancock. have for
sale at a fair price in quantities osuit
purchasers. 1900 bushels of prime corn,
lust received from Baltimore.
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.Fo. RENT-Fory year 1891, or term Of
years. nv farm on road from Leemnnt
to Parksley and ahont mile from each.
Resources on farm in abundance. For
further particulars, write tn VIM. p.
Gusts, 1925 Guilforl avenue Baltimore.
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FoR RENT-Fory year 1891 q GO vi sea
side farm near Hallock. For particu-
lars. apply tn Mrs. L. A. Downing.
FExnlore, Va.
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SATURDAY. JULY 70, 1890.
LOCAL NEWS.

The Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
commences August aeth, continuing
Four days.
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against
Edmund Snea,l. Defendant.

against
Edmund fncatl. Defendant.
In chancery.
The object of-ihls SnG is to oh
tain Il divorce / uincuio nmtrimosN
from the,lefpndans, Edmund Snead.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore The clerk oft.e SAID codrt= that
Tie defendant in the above ell.
titled cauSp.i, % IIon-resitIoiitof the
Stale of Virginia, on the nloilonnf
the plaintiff, by her attorney, it is
ordered. that he do appear here
within fifteen days after dae tnbis-
Cation oI this order and dn what ia
necessary to pro, eel his interests;
audIIlatt this order be published ouco
week for four successive week. III
The PENINSULA ENTERPRISE. -
NEWSPAPER published ;,t AccomLck
g. H., Virginia, and also posted &C
the rlontaoor of the court house
OF the said counlyon the first day
of tile next term vi the county
court OF the said county.
Test: John D. Grant, C. G.
A Copy:
Test. John ID. Grant. g. c.
- U
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The crowinr demand 70" the Rova'
sold by las. Niger e Co., shows that tllr
COOL housewife knows an excellent ar
ticle after it has Oeen tested-aIll wants
llu other.
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DR.. Geo. r. Zcll, dentist. will he at
Parksley July Dist, Marpsville, July
o2nd for the practice of his profession.
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FoR sALE.-By mea few tons Of hay
ut Sl5. AMI plenty Of corn. D. Ii. JOHN
son, Eeemont, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-12

IT yon wish to save money. buy your
tobacco Of F. W. Byrd, representative
of Jas. Myer & Go.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-12

For SALE--Two registered jersey
bull c;llves-pricr sl5 each. Arrly to
-Orris a Browne. Cape Charlie, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-12
The Terms of Sale

j he Terms 01 Na'e
The purchasers will be required
10 pay len percent. oftI,r purchase
money in cash. on the day OF sal".
with liberty to pay as mach more
IN that d,y. asIllcy may eject. =
Tue re:.i'Ine Of The purchase mnney
not paid on that day will he sivld-
ed INFO two equal instruments.
made payable al the expiration nj
six and welve monllls,rpSpective.y
frnm SAID day, to be secured by The
separate honds-of the purchasers,
with good personal security there
to, bearing interest from SAID day
till paid, and the title TO lie re-
tanned as additional security until
the whole OF he purchase money
is paid. But, should the purchasers
pay as much aS one-hall of the pur
chase money on the day of sale, no
personal security will he required
of them.
The premises and all buildings
thereon, are to be al the risk OF
the purchasers from the time they
are bid off, and possession of the
same will he delivered to said pur
Cbasers on the LIST day OF January.
1891, but The rents and profits for
the present year are reserved for
the benefit of the parties to the
suit. who are to pay all taxes and
levics thereon l,p to said LIST day
of January. Upon u confirmation
of sale by the court, and The pay.
ment Of the whole of the purchase
money, the purchasers will receive
conveyances By deeds with special
warranty of title, but the deeds
are to be properly prepared attheir
expense, and rendered to the IN
dersignel for execution.
The family grave yard on each
tract is reserved from sale, az a
burial place for the parties to the
suit and their descendants, with
the right OF ingrAss and regress,
for purposes Of bnryipg their dead,
erecting enclosures around said
grave yard, cleaning them on, or
erecting monumentsover any grave
or graves therein.
Juue 2G, 1890.
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