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BEAUTIFUL LOT IN OMAN.
COCK FOR SALE.

The Baptist Parsonage lot in
Onancock is for sale. The house
is new, large and comfortable. The
lot contains nearly three acres,
fronts on Main and runs through
to -Ker street. Two desirable build
ing lots can be made to front on Ker
ST., and leave nearly two acres with
the main building and lot fronting
on Main street. The lot is very
desirable and there is probably. no
more comfortable or convenient
house in town. 1t will be sold as
a whole OF subdivided to suit pur-
chasers, provided a sale of the
Whole is effected. Terms will be
made convenient. If not sold at
an early day it will be rented out
for this year. Address either
B, 7. GUNTER, Accomac C. b.,
Or 7. i. EAST. Onincock, Va.
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Auo,nor 1Yomicisle In Accomac.

George Twyford was shot at Leemont
on Friday night of last week, 9TH Inst
by Samuel Lewis. receiving aNwound
from which he died on the following
Tuesday. The deed SEEMS to have been
committed in cold blood. At least no
extenuating circumstances so far have
come to light to excuse or justify the
killing. The facts preceding the ira
gedy seem briefly to have been that,
during the night designated, the slayer
and the slain, together with others had
been engaged in drinking in a saloon at
Leemont in a friendly mapner and that
after the saloon was closed, some words
were exchanged between Twyford and
Lewis, which seem not to have been of
a very angry character, as Twyford
during the dispute. it being regarded by
those present as no more, had extended
his handI o Lewis. and the greeting be-
tween them us they shook hands, WIS
apparently of very friendly nature to
the hystanders A gun discharged Ivy
Orris Lewis, one OF the party at the
saloon on the occasion, which he said
was shot off without intention of injury
to anyone, caused the crowd who were
bandying words with each other to dis
.erSe, was followed soon after by pis-
tol shot and the oucry made by ivy
ford that he had been shot Ivy Lewis, u
charge reiterated by Twyford to every
one who approached him on the subject
while on his death bed Nor has Lewis,
so far as we are advised. ever denied
that he committed the crime. Lewis
Was brought befme Il Justice for q
hearing the day after the deed was cCm-
mitted, but being permitted to roam at
will, by the special constable into whose
hands he was committed, for the rur.
pose, it is alleged, of Il conference with
his friends, escaped from the constable
to whose hands he was committed, and
has left for PARTS unknown. AT "a post
mortem held over the dead Mdy of
Twyforl, Wednesday, by DR.. F. Drum
mond and DR.. !. H.Ayres.it was found
that the bullet which killed Twyfurd
had struck the lower border of eighth
rib .fracturing it and that after piercing
right lobe of liver and gall bladder pen
etrated the opposite side of same
striking the peritoneum, reboundtt and
was found in the gall bladder.
Orris Lewis, loGgedin Jail as an ac-
complete of Samuel Lewis, on Sunday,
was released ut a hearing on Tuesday,
before Justice Nelson no evid snce being
presented duplicating him in any man.
yer with the crime.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

At Il meeting If the members of the
bar and citizens of Northampton, last
Monday. presided oyer by Mr.. ThNs. NJ.
Scott. eloquent eulogies on the life and
character of the deceased were delivered
by Mr.. Scott and Judge Kendall, and
the following resolutions offered by DR..
Alex. Thorn were unanimously al 'pted:
Whereas, by an allwise dispensation
of Providence. the bar of Northampton
and also the people of this county, have
been called upon to suffer a great loss
in the death of Judge II. S. Nealr, we
esteem it our duty to express our heart
felt sorrow for the great loss his death
has been, not only to our county, but to
the entire Eastern Shore.
Resolved LIST, While we do not recog.
rize as a fact that the single life of any
Individual is indispensably necessary to
the prosperity and success OF onr peo-
pie. we do regard the life of Judge
Neale, as he lived among us. of such a
character as to command not only our
respect, but admiration, on account of
Its purity and conscientious rectitude
of purpose in all his dealings, both pub
lie and private.
Resolved End, We sincerely grieve
over his death because we have lost a
good Judge, citizen of irreproachable
character and man OF sterling integ.
rity in all the relations of life.
Resolved 3rd, That we extend to his
bereaved and stricken family our heart
felt sympathy for the great loss they
have sustained.
Resolved 4th, That these resolutions
to his memory be published in the East
ern Shore papers as an expression of
our feelings on the part of the bar and
citizens of Northampton, and also that
copy be sent 10 the family of the de-
ceased.
Resolved 5th. That the Judge of this
court be requested to put upon the
records of his court the above reSolu-
tions as permanent tribute to the
memory of Judge Neale.
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SIoep wreckca-Liycs in Inn minen'
PcraI-A Gallant Rescue.

The sloop Dauntless, having on board
BENJAMIN Justice, E. G. Bloxomand O.
E. Mumford, of Chlncoteagne, .pitch
poled'' while crossing Gargatha bar on
the night of the 10Th inst, and WAS
turned upside down. The crew clung
Ito her until badly. bruised and finally
succeeded in swimming to the shore.
landing on the beach eight miles from
the nearest station, in charge OF Capt.
John 4. Burton. wherethey found shell.
ter after a weary march. If the weather
had been cold they would have undoubt-
edly perlshed.- The slonp is totalloss.
While the sloop was being TOSSED about
by the breakers, an effort was made to
reach her in the schooner Samuel Phil
more, hut tono purpose. The crew of
the schooner unable to render any as
sistance or to cross the bar, started on
their way to fog Island, but whel. op-
poSite Metomphin their boat drifted
Into the breakers ana WAS lnslmmlHenG
peril of being swamped wien Capt.
John T.. Burton and his gallantforce of
Metompkin Life Saving Service went
to their rescue and succeeded in taking
from the schooner Capt. j. T. Phillips
and his crew..l. Fl. Jones and Thomas
Watson. The rescue was perilous
one, as the schooner tossed by the
waves could only be kept by
skillful manarementfrom being thrown
against the life saving loaf and breaking
her to pieces. Cool heads, stout hearts
and willing hands of the gsllantlLife
Saving crew prevented that catastro.5
phe, however. and enabled them to land
safely the crew from the schooner.
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A Card.

A few weeks ago there appeared in
the local columns of the ENTERPRISE
a testimonial from me recommending
Our Mixture 'B.' Since then it has
been reported, that the testimonial was
not genuine, that Mr.. VIM. L. Mock,
agent for the fertilizer wrote it him
self. In justice to Mr. Mock, wish to
make following explanation: Although
he did write the the testimonial, he did
it with my consent, and since its ap-
pearance have Informed linn it met
with my approval. and I now take pleas
ure in recommending Mixture b, as
an excellent fertilizer. good for corn,
oats and sweet potatoes, for the latter
crop being best thing l ever used.
j, W. BowDo1N.
r1,,+~,,,, t7,h 10 sin
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Only.

A millineA shop is to be opened here
in the early Bring by two young ladies,
Misses richardson and Bradford.
Streets arbeing run through the
lands of Mess. Geo. w. and a. J.
McMath, to '.eet the demands OF pur-
chasers for los at this point.
Messrs. Mol,Ah Bros, are cont'nu-
ally widening * scope of their bust
ness as nurserYsAn and orders are being
received by then daily from every pan t
of the United Shtes and occasionally
from Europe. Il is gratifying to note,
also, that their iAme patronage is ln-
creasing rapidly.
Mr.. A. J. Llllison, paid S275 for a
quarter acre Of laid bought of Mr.. A.
J. McMath last week, which will be-
used by him as i lumber yard. and
Messrs. Jno. T. all Spencer Rogers
bought of HIM also{a fraction over a
quarter Of an actt for $780,, upon
Which handsome sorehouse Is to be
erected by them at asearly day.
Handsome DWELLING will be erected
here during the spring by Messrs. Lloyd
Savage, VIM. L. Brighton and Mr..
Mard, lots having BEN secured at the
station for that purpsa--and there is
still demand for building sites by sew
eral other persons. ou.', in fast, Seems
TO be on the eve of a.snuine building
boom.
The dwelling of Mr.. n. 4. Brough
ton. near Only was burn 20 the ground
on the night of the 6tlanst., together
with nearly all his furm)n.e, clothes ot
himself aud wife, gold W ich &c. The
fire, which broke out on teroof, is sup
posed to have been capad by larg,
sparks being blown on tbe.oof through
a creYicein the chimneN The build
| ing was valued at about 200 and fur
niture at $500, and was ins.red for $500
in the Virginia Fire ana N urine Tnsar
ance Company.
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J. E. AIApp.
Go. Supt. Schools.

S:lverthorn 81 Co. No. 500 South
Front ST., Philadelphia, can furnish
farmers with all kinds of choice seed,
snch as choice IIoulton and Vermont
Early Rose, and Beauty of Hebron pota
toes. 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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School Notices.

Public school report TO: tile month of
February. Number of schools noper-
alton, 10l; No of graded schools, u;
No. pupils enrolled, 4.755: No. of pr
pills in average daily attendance. 8 $40;
No. of schnols visited hy Sapt., %;
No. of warrants issued Ivy Supt. 9s;
amonnt of warrants issued by Sult.,
s.. S14.07.
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The exercises at Drummondtown
Baptist Church tomorrow will be of an
interesting character. A missionary
sermon will be preached, illustrated by
the experiences of the pastor, Rev. John
a. Barker, as missionary to Brazil.
Hymns will also be sung in the Portu-
guese language.
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Eastern Shore historical society.

A bill passed the last session of our
Legislature and received the approval
of the Governor, Incorporating the
Eastern Shore Historical Society, hav-
ing for its object the collection preser-
Walton and diffusion OF &nwledge, civil.
literary and biographical, and the COL
lection of all historical facts usually
recorded in local history, that may be
connected or identified with the past
and present history of the Eastern
Shore of Virginia. and to record events
that shall occur in its future.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

The cory for catalogue OF the 18th
Fair of the Eastern Shore Agricultural
Association ism the bands of the Edi.
tor Of the ENTERPRISE for publications.
Advertisers who want space i'll. same
ire requested to communicate with us
at once,
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Your. attention is especially invited
to the advertisement of wall papers by
Mrs. b. J. Ward, Belle Haven, to be
found elsewhere in our columns. The
stock is as large and complete as will
be found in most city houses, and will
lie sold as low. Call and examine, and
inducements will be offered you to pur-
chase which will be satisfactory to you.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mr.. A. P. Thorn, formerly of Nor.
champion county, is an aspirant for
Congress in the 2nd district, with Il fair
prospect, it is said, of securing the
nomination. He has been prominent
for many years in the Democratic ranks
of the City by the Sea-.
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Prof. S. T. Ford, the great New York
tlocutionist, will lecture at Parkslev NJ.
E. Church, Monday night, March 18th.
Go to hear him and if you don't cry and
laugh, claim the premium. Admission
% cents.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Isaac Gray, respectable colored
mal died at Accomac CHI, "Wednesday.
He voted TIE Democratic ticket at eye
ny election since the right of suffrage
was given him, defying the opposition
of his race and despite the persecution,
to which be was often subjected by the
colored brethren. He was the only one
of his race al bis precinct, who voted
the Democratic ticket.
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.Jno. Franklin, Charles Drummond,
Woodland Parker and William Mcguire,
colored, were indicted for arson in Nor
champion county court last Monday.
They burned, it is charged, the store
house of Mr.. Geo. n. Read, Read 3
wharf. after robbing it, some weeks
oO0
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The advertisement of W. j. Hall &
Son. Belinda, will appear next week
with new schedule Of prices. One
item only is necessary to convince our
readers that they have struck rock bot
tom, to wit: road carts sold by them at
S12.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mr.. r. Upton, United States SUI
pervlsor of Census for this district,
will commence the work of laying off
the district this week, and will appoint
his assistants on or about the LIST of
April.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mr.. 1. Gordon, Onancock, is home
from the city, with fine line of spring
goods. Read what he has to say and
call upon him early for bargains. Spec
ial inducements offered to purchasers
in certain line of goods.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mr.. james H. Corbin. a worthy and
popular citizen of the county. died at
his home near Sanford, Tuesday, 4th
inst, of pneumonia, superinduced by
la grippe, aged IS years.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

A valuable steam saw and grist mill
is advertised for sale at public auction,
April 14th, bY L. Floyd Mock, attorney
FOL w. Il. Bagwell. See advertisement
for full particulars.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Upshur Savage. fol-
merly of Northampton, daughter OF
Thomas Littleton and Margaret Teackle
Savage. died in Baltimore last Saturday
aged 81 years.
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Messrs. Dix s. Bowen, contractors
and builders, Parksey, through our
columns, solicit your patronage. They
are capable and VIII render faithful
services to those who employ them. We
commend them to the favor of the pub
liz
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DR.. Geo. Is. Zell, dentist, Pocomoke
City will make his monthly professional
visit during March to Parksley on the
18th, 18th, 19th-to Mappsville on goth
and Dist.
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Judge Gunter left on last Monday, to
preside over the court in his circuit
which convened at Hampton on Tues
day. His court for this county begins
on Tuesday. April LIST.
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Mr.. VIM. S. Holland, Horntown, was
elected Grand Guide of the Grand
Lodge Knights of Honor in session at
Lynchburg last week.
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Rob Roy, a valuable horse Of Walker
Broe., Pungoteaeue sold at the price Of
$500 to parties in Richmond, died last
week of lockjaw.
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Messrs. B. W. Mears IS Son, Keller,
have Just received Car load of good
corn and several tons OF fine Timothy
hay. Which they are selling very low for
cash.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mrs. DR.. B. G. Kellam ami Mrs. T..
II. Keliam, Cape Charles. spent several
DAYS during the week at Accomac G..
H., ona visit to relatives and friends.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15

Mr.. ]. G. Ames, formerly from Ac-
comac county, was. on Friday last. ex-
amined by a commission of lunacy and
adiudged a lunatic. eadlight.
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The roof of courthouse is being
painted this week by Mr.. Henry e.
Ayres, under orders of Board of Super
viSorS.
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A new postofiice has been established
at Daily, orthampton. with Powha-
tan Daily, as postmaster.
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Onancock High School.

The onancock Public High School
completes the free school session FRI
day, March II, 100. The school will
continue, with following charges per
month: Academic department, 50;
grammar school department., 81 50; in
termediate department, 81; primary
department, ST.
Respectfully,
G.. G.. JoyNEs.
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The Baptist Parsonage, Onanccck. is
FOR sale, as will he seen by reference to
advertisement in this Issue.
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NoTlcE-I hereby request all persons
having claims against the estate ct Ed
warll. Taylor, deceased. or III which
he is bound az surety, to make the same
known to me at once. Solomon L.
johnson, adm +.
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A steam saw. % horse power in COM
pletc order, fer sale cheap. Apply to
Humphreys Il Tilghman, Salisbury Md.
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March, is the mnnlil in which to nlant
shade trees. fruit trees. strawberry
plants, asnaragns ronts, cabbage. cail'i-
h,wer and lettuce plants. garden seeds.
sc. For best varieties see 0rrcata-
logue. Mci1ath Bros. Onley, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meet agai n
on 18th inst.
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Hiawaths is the highest grade -four
on the market.
Nudge Smith & Co.. wholesale agt s
for Hiawatha -four, 2O6 Spears Wharf,
BALTIC. Md.
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The oyster bill passed by our last
Legislature was vetoed by the Governor.
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For S,LE-One good farm horse, five
years old, gentle, and well broken APP
ply to Mrs. e. f. q. Garrett, Accomac
G., ri.
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Respectfully
G.. G.. JoYNE.

The American Fish Guano Company,
are Offering wet scrap in quantities to
suit at low rates for cash.
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For SALE.-One Young mare eight
years old, COOL mover. weight. think,
about l Onl pounds. Alsu one handsome
organ low for cash. Rev. II. 5. Du-
laney, Parkslry, Va.
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PUBLIC AUcT1oN.-On March 22nd,
1890, 1 will sell at public auction al OF
my household property and kitchen
furniture, plows, harrows. drags, rollers,
carts, hogs, cattle, stoves &c. Free
sale, no by bidders. Jas. Parks of u.
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For SALE.-Brazillan OF North Caro-
lima poplars, ornamental, rapidgrowtll,
hardy and storm, proof. Size, IL to is
feet, rs cents each. Special prices for
large lots. Lots of a dozen or more de.
livered to r. X. or Stm'r. State il
want branches trimmed off, Which |
recommend. Upshur B. Quinby, Oman
cock, Va.
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For SALE.-Improved early Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants 25 cents per
100. So. per 1,00G-Eloffman Seeding
strawberry plants, ~ cents per 100;
Sl.25 per l,000-Crescent Seeding
strawberry plants 81 per 1000, f. O. B.
cars. Fl. T Bunting s. Son, Tenn
.p.ranceville, Va.
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FoR SALE.-Guano, salt. glass, cy-
press for potato bed fIames-also corn
for 81 cents per bushel and hay for SIG
pei. ton. &c. Justis y Co., Hunting
Greek.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Fourteen
acres, 35 varieties. Don't fail t0plant
this spring; Hoffman, Cloud Seeding,
Haverland Seeding, Monmouta and
RubacK's No. 5 the most prolific: va
riety in the world. All the old varip-
ties low as any responsible grower con-
siderlng quality and hacking. Acco-
mac Nurseries, Only. Va.
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If you wish to save money, buy your
tohlcco of f.. W. Byrd, representative
of Jas. Niger & Co.
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Winter Patent. sold by Jas. Niger &
Co., is Il cheap lour-of rare merit.
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DWARF LIMA BEANs-white seeded
Seed, our own growing, ID cts. for 80
beans, rs cts. per pint, $l.50 per quart.
free by mail. Also New Speckled Seed
ed Dwarf Lima, same price; for 30 cts.
| packet of each kind of Limas. free by
mail. Our stock is limited, secure the
seed Immediately. Th0s. q. Harold
FLORIST, Kingston,oomerstt county, Md.
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WANTED TO BUY-Slip sweet potato
seed in barrels ut station. Write To y.
a. Browne, Cape Charles. Va.
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For SnLE.-Cheap driving horse.
Apply to WIN. j. Ayres, Accnlnac Oh.
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If you hav'nt tried Hiawatha. do SC
at once.
Every mound of Hiawatha Is guaraa-
teed to please.
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N oTIcE-Strayed from my premises
some weeks ago. a dark brindle COW,
left ear croppel.tips of horns sawed off,
white on side. Reward of SIS paid for
ller return to me. Mrs. Nancy Parks,
Masonville, Va.
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NOTICE. wantto buy hogs of all
sizes and any quantity. d. II. John
son, Leemont, Va.
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True merit hound to win and The
Royal brand of four still in The lead rs
the best -four ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold by JAS. Myer s. 20.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

LOAN OF MONEY WANTED.-The
Board of School Trustees OF Lee Dis
trict having been authorized by an act
of the General Assembly of Virginia to
borrow the sum of twelve hundred dol
lars (S1200) for the purpose of building
a schoolhouse at Onancock. desire to
effect the loan in accordance with the
provision of said bill to wit: Said Board
shall issue six bonds of 5000 each, nay
able. respectively, January 1st. 1891.
1892, 1888, 1884. 1885 and 1896; said
bonds to carry interest from date at the
rate of six per centum per annum, such
interest to fall due January LIST, 1881,
1892, 1898, 1894. 1895 and 1896; the bonds
to lie issued in the name of said Board
as obIigor and tn. be signed by the
chairman of said Board and attested by
it's clerk: said Board, out of the mon
ey under its control for each year, to
first appropriate sum sufficient to pay
in full the one or said bonds falling
due that year, and the accrued interest
on all the other bonds before any of the
money is appropriated for othersdis-
trict purposes. All communications
in reference to same should be ad.
dressed TO the clerk of the Board. W.
A. Burton, CLERK of Lee District School
Board, louisville, Va.
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Ask.those who have used it, about
HiaMatha.
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Get bag or barrel of Hiawatha -four
and try it.
There are no bad barrels of Hiawatha
-four.