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Mr.. Tllos. w. Russell, special COM
missioner. will sell at public auction OH
the premises near Keller station, on
Saturday, June 7th, 1890, the valuable
real estate Of which James R. Downing,
died, selzed and possessed. The tract
contains about one hundred acres of
excellent land, located in one of the
thriftest Deighborhoods in the county,
and is convenient to churches. schools
and Shipping points. For terms and
other particulars, see posters.
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Millinery Notcs.

Miss Eta Johnson IS home from the
city with millinery goods and her es-
tablishment at Leemont is open to all
who want a cheap and attractive outfit
in her line.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lewis. Parksley, extends
cordial invitation to old and new Gus
toners to call and examineher large and
well selected stock of millinery goods
Just received. She proposes to please
you both in quality and price.
Mrs. Jennie +. Mears, the popular
milliner of Keller is homef from the city
with a fine line of new goods. She can
suit you in quality ard price and wants
You to call at once. II you wish to save
money, see her without delay.
Miss Mary f. Grant has just opened
full line of fashionable millinery at
Leemont, which she will dispose of at
moderate rates. Her lady friends are
respectfully invited to give her call.
Miss Mona Dix has opened out a fine
line of spring and summer millinery
goods at Parksley and customers old
and new are respectfully invited to call
and inspect the same. Reasonable prices
and pretty and stylish outfits are the in
ducements offered to purchasers.
MIS-. o. D. Doughty, Pungoteague,
will return home Monday next, with a
full and beautiful line of millinery goods
--aud will be prepared also TO accommc-
date old and new customers with COM
plete and cheap outfit in her dress
making department. An early call upon
her is solicited.
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BEADED GAPEs.


we are now carrying n full stock of
both polock's and Evitt's hand and
machine made Shoes and Slippers. We
have a large and pretty line of CrOckery
and Glassware, can supply You with
Dinner Sets. Tea Sets Chamber Sets.
Berry Sets, Hall. Library and Nickle
Lamps, sc. Our Clothing Tables are
full of mems, boys and youths cloth
ing for all q ;es aud sIzes-if .0n cannot
get a fit anywhere else come t., see us,
we can fit a $50 FOUNDER ora seven foot
slim man.
aTWe have put in. a full stock of
Harness and Horsemen's Goods this
season in Knee Boots, Ankle Boots,
Rollers, Rubber Bits, &c.
We are also looking outfor the babies
and old folks and have added line of
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The rules and regulations Of the chain

The rules and regulations Of the chain
gang adopted by the county court
April term, lS90,are published this week,
for the information Of the evil doors, to
whom the terrors of the law are more
potent than its blessings. 1t began op-
CREATIONS on last Monday, with Howard
Walker, Oliver Stran and John Barnes
colored the first sentenced to imprison.
mentin jail for the larceny Of CHECKERS
and the other two for the larceny OF
Whiskey.
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NoTIcE-Swe.i otato sprouts for
sale Ill reasonable pric, also sweet pn-
attn horse no.. with vine turner. Work
cannot be surpassed, great labor saving
machine. One man can turn vines and
mould board up from ~ COO to 60,0OU
sprouts in one dar. Social wholesale
prices given tn dealers III the 'I'ldnet
.Jr.' goods for Accninac and NOrthamp-
lon COUNTIES. W l.. Elzey, EXmOre.
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Greenba c!;vIlle.

Mrs. Martin Kelly of Baltimore. is
the guest of her brothers. Messrs. VIM.
J. and T. B. c. Glib, this week.
A heavy rainfall came down on last
Tuesday. and was readily takeE in by
the thirsty earth in this part of the
county.
The business outlook is better with
US. Oysters are selling from rs cents
to 81 per bushel, CLAIMS 81 to S1.26 per
thousand.
Garden vegetables and trucks are
looking extremely we'll in this section.
The prospect for full crops Of potatoes
isyery fiattering at present, and our
farmers are hopeful of good prices.
Rev r. S. Williamson and wife will
move to our town shortly. They will
occupy the dwelling to be vacated by
Mr.. Figs, which has leen leased as a
parsonage by members of NJ. P.Church
The firm of Powell & Figgs has been
dissolved. Mr.. john f. Powell has pull
chased the interest of his partner and
will continue the business in his own
name. Mr.. Fiees will remove to Phil
adelphia and engagage in business there.
The demand for dwellings in our town
is greater than the supply, and the de-
mand is still increasing. There IS a
marrying boom in our midst, and a
building boom is necessary to accom-
modate them. Surplus capital could be
well invested in town lots here.
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Presiding Elders ents.

Eastern Shore District, third round
Belle Haven, Bethel, May IS, 10.
Pungoteague, Evergreen, 81, rs.
Atlantic. Sykes Island, 30 and June 1.
Accomac, Temperancevile, IL.
Berlin, Taylorsvllle, 8.
Eastville, Dayview, IA, Is.
Cape Charles City, Is, at night.
Drnmmondtown Amiss' Chapel, July
$40.
District Conference will convene at
Onancock, Tuesday, July Is, at 8 a. m.
Opening sermon at II Il. M, by Rev. J.
NJ. Anderson, Subject-"The Peculiar
Doctrines and Polity of the NJ. E.
Church, South.''
]. D. HANK, P. e.
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MARRIED.

KEEsER-EvANs--May It'll, 1890, at
NJ. E. Parsonage. OnancocK, by Rev.
Geo. W. Burke, John Keeser to Miss
Sophia NJ. Evans.
BowEN-scorr-, April 2ath, 1890, at
NJ. E. Parsonage, South, Onancock, by
Rev. R. A. Compton, VIM. NJ. Bowen
to Miss Ella n. Scott.
G1BBoNs-1NRIeBr-April 9th, 1890,
at NJ. Z. Parsonage. Parsley. by Rev,
II. S. Duianey. alfred j. Gibbons tt
Miss Elizabeth Wright.
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Md Dominion Gunners' and anglers
" Association Stock.

By order of the Board of Direc-
tors the Old Dominion Gunners'
and Anglers Association, Of Acco
mac county, Virginia, will sell at
public auction. at the Chamber of
Commerce. in the city offittsburgh,
Pa, recommending at 10 O'Clock a. M,
on Thursday, May 22nd, 1890, the
forfeited stock of delinquent men,
beers of said organization, as repre-
sented nv certificates Nos. IL, %,
so, 80, GO, 42, AZ, rs, 50, Z. 96, do,
4G, 55. -, and Al, to satisfy the
unpaid assessments upon said stock
for the current year, as provided
for in section 1127, Virginia Code
of1SS7,and pursuant to the by laws
of the association.
@. a. CARPENTER,
r. Fl. WH1TTLEsEY, President
Secretary.
JOHN D: BAILEY, Auttioueef.
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w Ma66iRg

What is prettinr these
hot days in the way Of a
floor covering than a cool,
fresh looking MATING,
and whatimprovelnentcan
you make that will cost yon
less9 We have very neat
styles at 12a cts, others at
10, IA, is, Is, 20, 25, %, IS,
40 and As cts. Our 25 and
20 ct. goods are specially
attractive, in novelty of
design and in quality. The
40 and As ct. qualities are
equality" indeed. some
thing new, large figures.
and block effects. DO not
send to the cities for any.
thing in the Carpet line
when you can find so large
a stock Of ingram and
Brussels Carpets, Mattings
Rugs, Arts Squares. &C.,
so near your dc"r. Our
whole stock of Carpets and
Mattings have been in.
spected by ladies just re-
turned from the large cities
and were found TO be just
as cheap as seen III the cit
les. Wall papers also add
much to the beauty of our
homes, and wa can show
you any price from the low
est to paper that will cost
you SO a room--Borders,
Decorations, &c, TO mafcli
papers of latest styles
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

The holidays will be observed by the
people of Crowsontown and vicinity 10y
a fair and festival. twill be unusual
in the exhibition OF works of art and
utility. Ice cream. cake, confec,
tionery, supper, &C.. Will be served
on the occasion. All wanting good
lime are invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

NorIcN!-I offrr for sale on reason
able terms my sloup of superb model.
butt Of first class material, Is months
old. IS feet keel. tons. capacity $50
bushels of oysters, with new sails.
compass. haJeall, dredging longs
everything complete. in fact. q. mt
and see her at Hunting Creek. VIM.
!. Lewis, Leemont.
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NEIGMBORH0OD NOTES.
Chfncoreaguo.

DR.. Samuel Field and wife, of Bal
timore are here on visit to his brother
and sister.
The frst drum fish of the season was
caught this week by Mr.. VIM. Jones
Of Assateague.
Lively and enchanting music is al
ready being rendered by our brass band
organized few weeks ago.
Entertainments given bya minstrel
troupe in our town hall three nights
this week were well patronized.
The name of Mr.. Elijah Russell, Chin
colleague, appears in the list reported OF
late as pensioner of Uncle Sum.
The encroachment Of the tides upon
the beach have made Toms Cove, vel
known as place for the growth of fine
oysters, nearly 4 mile longer than it
was month ago.
Work ut fish factory of Capt. .Jno.
w. Bunting will be resumed shortly.
His steamer and sail vessels are now il
Norfolk undergoing the necessary re
pairs for the seasons work
Mr., Nathan Gordav and family OF
Girdletree. Nd. made Chincoteagur
their home last week. He will start a
large wood and lumber yard here, and
proposes, also, to engage largely in the
oyster business.
It is very gratifying to your cores
pondent to be able to state.that Rev. S.
U. Grimsley has again accepted a call To
the Union Baptist church and preached
there to large and appreciatlve au-
dience' last Sunday.
Our carpenters and masons have en-
tered into enough contracts to keep
them at work during the remainder OF
the year and still they cannot half meet
the demands for their services. There
is an opening here for several good me-
chanics at present.
Our milliners are home again from
the city and it is hardly necessary tn
add that their establishments Are favor
ite resorts for our ladies'. Pretty bon
nets and pretty faces beneath than
will, therefore, he among the attractions
at our churches next Sunday.
At a meeting he'd by our lovers of
the turf recently, committee was ap-
pointed to select place for race
track. 1t is proposed to give more at
tentlon to the many fine colts being
raised here, and it is thought. that only
the proper training is needed to place
them in the foremost rank with the
finest 'swifters' on the Eastern Shore.
Arrivals at the Atlantic this week:
S. II. Fond. Boston; A. D. Buchanan,
A. :. Kellogg. DR.. Robt. n. Smith,
Phila., NJ. J. Byrd, r. !. LeCompt.
August Miller, i. NJ. Clinedinst. r. l..
Rarget. Baltimore; G. .Squires, North
East; T. G.. Hartman, NJ. E. Seby.
Wilmington, f. B. Davidson. Milford,
Del. J. W. Vincent. J. McAllen
Snow Hill. Nd: O. D. Henderson,
Thomas Petit Accomac.
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Don't fail to read the life of "Jeffer-
son Davis, ex-President of the Confed'
crate States. A memoir by his wife. .
Two volumes. Sold only 10y subscrip-
ton. w. j. Neville, Jr. & Co.. Oman
cock. agents for Accomac and North
ampton counties.
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Mr.. r. r. Cooke. general passenger
end freight agent, 4. Y, P. & n. r /,
r., authorizes the following: The
schedule of passenger trains will be
changed OH the 18th inst, and on 18th
inst, the same schedule of perishable
freight trains will be put into effect as
vas oneratel last year.
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Tie first issue OF the Accomac Dem
ocrat, published at Onancnck. was re
ceived at our Office last week and prompt
" found place on our exchange list
Ii has a good name, WAS neat in appear
al &c. and the editor announces "that it
has cometo stay"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

Send your orders TO w. I. Bundick,
Onancock, Va, for fine city, OF country
made ice cream at wholesale or retail,
in quantities to suit. and his elegant
ice cream parlor is now in active opera
ton. where YOU can lie accommodated
to fine milk-shakes, ice cream, soda
water. fancy cakes, fruit &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

Mr.. A. A. Happen, of the firm of
Child, Tarpen & Bro. commission mer-
chants, New York City, died on 30th
ult. He WAS we'll known on the East
ern Shore and had endeared himself to
many of our citizens by his genial and
popular manners. as well as by his high
integrity in his business dealings with
them. His untimely death will be deep
ly regretted 10y all who knew him.
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For RENT-Tne undersigned offers
for rent for year 1891 the farm on which
he at present resides. on reasonable
terms. Said farm is in high state If
cultivation and has abundant resnui ces
thereon One nr two Nurse farm will
be rented to suit an acceptable appli
cant. A. T.. White. Masonville, Va.
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NOTICE. All persons are hereby
forewarnel from crossing or otherwise
trespassing on farm Of heirs IF William
Onley, deceased. on which now pre-
side, under penalty Of prosecution tn
the full extent Of law. john IL. Onlty,
Metompkin.
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l.. Floyd Mock. trustee. will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder,o
Saturday. May 10th. 1890, at O'Clock
p. M. on the premises, the valuable
house and lot of the late Lorenzo Brit
tingham, situated in Cape Charles.
Northampton comfy, Va. For terms.
see posters.
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Sprilg and Summer Goods.

Our Dress Goods and Trimming stock
islarge. attractive and more varied than
usual-Slks. Serges. Henriettas, Nom
mie Cloths, Alma, French Ginghams,
Challis, pongees. Mohalrs, Alpacas, &c.
Our Black and Mourning.Goods depart.
ment i, full of gonds that you will APP
preclate. We always make q special
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Silverthom & Co., No. 800 South
Front ST.. Philadelphia, can furnish
farmers with all kinds Of choice seed,
such as choice IIoulton and Vermont
Early Rose, and Beauty of Hebron po'
tatots, extra early Cleveland and Han
cock peas. white and red onion sets,
and choice Jersey seed sweet potatoes.
Orders must he accompanied with cash
or good reference.
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For SALE by tie undersigned. the
Improved Planet. .lr. cultivation, for
working I'LL kinds If crops, alSn fnr list
ing lal.d and planting crops. 1t is h.
grpatpst labor saving magazine eve" use'i
on the stern Shore. F. y. Shields,
EXmnre. j..
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w hite Goods.

And in that line wa have some lovely
things this season. BE sure and look
through orr stock if you are needing
Anything this summer in that lin. Our
stock of Notions is fuller this reason
than usual. We lave several novelties
among them some beautiful Cashmere
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls and
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

The ladies' of the Leemont Baptist
Church will hold a'Chocolataire' on next
Thursday, May 18th, beginning at E
u. m. eshments will he served in
abundance. Public cordially invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

DR.. Geo. &. Zell, dentist. Pocomoke
City will he at Parksley. Monday, May
10th. and at Mappsvllle. Tuesday, May
Goth, to offer his professional services
tn the public, He will remain at each
place positively ,>for one day only.
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NoTIcE-The undersigned offers for
salesonreasonable. terms, ! acre of land.
with storeIouse and dwelling combined,
necessary outbuildings, &C., at New
Boston, q miles from Pungotpague.
Apply to Asa Sample. Belle Haven, Va.
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Another steamer has been placed Cd
the lire of Eastern Shore Steamboat Co.
ard daily communication is hereby fur
nished us with Baltimore. A corrected
schedule will appear in our next issue.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE-Ry the undersigned. l,ig
stem Jersey sweet POTATO snrn,its. 81 :25
PEI thousand, Sl.l0 for S Oo0 or more.
f. OIL cars ut Ex,tore. All orders ;lc-
companied by the cash will receive
prompt attention. WI. Ely, Exmore
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McMath Bros. Il Co., onley, .,have
lust received two Car loads OF choice
shingles and cypress fencing. BE sure
To call and see how cheap you can buy
if you are needing anything i'll that hne.
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II you want to grow forward sweet
potatoes, besure to use Baugh's Special
Sweet Potato Manure which you can
buy of us. MCMATII Bros. & Co..
Onley, Va.
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C1IALLENeE-My horse Bay Morrill,
will trot Walker Morrill, .jr., owned by
Thurogoon y. Mason, mile heats. best 3
In b. on McCmnell's track. Pnngoteague
any day after six weeks notice. from
500 up. j. II. Vessels.
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John W.Edmonds, Editor and Owner
LOCAL NEWS.

Master Claude Hickman, son of Mr..
Elijah W. Hickman. Of our town, has
accepted situation with Gosman.
druggist, Baltimore. and left to ereer
upon his life work this week.
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CnLLENeE.-The skiff sT,et Wise
will sail the skiff JAMIE for a purse Of
Scotland the friends. owners and blow
ers,ofsthe latter must put up or shut up
Polk Lang, Accomac G. H., Va.
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For SALE-The undersigned offers
for sale % ine Southd0wn and Cots
wood sheep at reasonable prices. For
further particulars apply to or address
G. W. Brown, Pungoteague, Va.
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Potato PLANTER--The hest and
cheapest labor saving macllne ever Of
tered to thepeople OF Eastern Shrre-one
man with@it can put out Is coo sprouts
per day. thereby saving the labor Of
Three men daily. 1t will last 10 years
and costs 81 or tess than 81 per year.
For. sale by Ell. Winder. Agt., Onancock
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There will be an auction sale at D. ]
Titlow's store, Onancock, every Satur
day during The month OF May, begin
ming at 8 =. m.
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Purity continues to BE- praised by al,
good housewives who have tried III as the
best ever used, price considered. Gail
on your merchants for it. Jas. MyeI
& Go.
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The storehouse owned by D. J. Tit
lew & Co., Main street. onancock. will
he soli at public auction, on Saturday
May Slsu, 3 p. M, on the premises.
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Winter Patent, sold by JAS Nyer 4
Co., is cheap -four Of rare merit.

NoTIcE-All kinds of we'll pumps
driven blythe undersigned AT fair prices
in any part of the countrywide well
pumps 4 specially. All material fur
nislipd if desired. john G.. BULGE, Parks
lev. Va,
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WANTED.-A blacksmith at Mears-
vile-good stand-sIop free. For fur.
Their particulars, apply toJ. l.. Bayly,
Mearsville, Va.
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ONANCoCK. VA.
a CARD

Tn our Spring Opening we pre-.
sent our compliments to the trade
and ask their careful perusal ofand
attention to the following. In it
we heg leave to mention our super
iOr lineO
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True merit hound to win and :hr
Royal brand Of -four still in the lead as
tile best four ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold 10y Jas. Niger & Co.
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GUANo.-For sweet potatoes, corr
and grass. Price SD 80 cash. Nc
time sales. Orris a. Browne.
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Reed and rattan baby carriages at s6,
1915. $40. $3.50 and SIS. extra good
for the prices, for sale at W. S. Dickin-
son e Son, Pocomoke, Nd.
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Royal by name royal in 1nality-an
excellent brand If -four sold by james
Myer & Co., Baltimore.
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IF you wish to save money, buy your
tobacco Of F. W. Byrd, representative
Of Jas. Myer & Co.
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Dissolution OF PARTN
The mercantile firm of Henry Nelson &
Son is dissolved. Allpersons or firms
holding claims against said firm will
please present them at once to Henry
Nelson for settlement. All persons
owing said firm will come forward and
settle either by cash or bond with Hen
nv Nelson. Henry Nelson,
May 1St, 80. A. j. Nelson.
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STOP
PLEASE NOTICE.
Ihave just returned from the city
with a new and complete line OF
Gf,1eral Merthandise
/ have added a line Of fine
Dress Goods.
/ have the largest line of

/ have tie largest line OIL
Ginghams, Zephyrs and CalIcoes
THAT has ever been shown within 10
miles of this place, and decidedly
| the largest line of
Ladies', Gents and Misses Shoes
everin Accomac.at greatly reduced
prices. 1t is useless for me to try
to tell you how cheap my goods
are when compared with their su-
perior quality. To give you an
idea of The excitement created over
orr S1.25 Shoe, have shown it TO
quite a number of ladies'. and have
NOT had one to price it under S1.75
Ito 50 land other goods with equal
merit. lido not expect TO sell all
the goods purchased by orr people
this season, but shall be pleased
to show and quote-prices to all who
want to purchase where they can
get the best goods for the least
money. We are always ready and
anxious TO show our goods whether
yon wish to purchase or not; but t.
show them, is to sell them. IF you
will come and examine and do not
find them as Tepresented,I will pay
you for all lost time. II there are
any DESTROYS to see my goods and
prices and it is not convenient for
you TO come, drop me postal and
| will send you samples and prices
of such goods as can he sent by
mail. I am well posted on the mar
kets, and if there are any Of the
latest novelties or goods of any de
ScriptiOn thatv on want and | have
not them in stock, I will take great
pleasure in getting them Tor you.
All orders for
CARRIAGES, CORN, HAY, &c,
promptly attended to. Every one
that has garden should have a
GARDEN PLOIV,
CULTTVATOR and
IEEEDER CONFINED,
with which you can work as many
vegetables in an hour AS a man
can hoe in a day. Send in yonr
order for one At once. you cannot
afford to be without them. II you
intend buying Il suit of
CLOTHES
this season, come and examine my
samples about week before you
want them. lam receiving orders
daily-fne quality and fit guaran-
teed in every instance
Thanking you kindly for your
liberal patronage in the past. so.
licit a continuance Of the same.
GORDON NHEARs,
Wachapreague, Va.
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We Salute Our Friends

and the public generally, and wish to
announce to them that we have again
opened out splendid stock Of
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The public will please take notice
that the undersigned is now the
occupant of the old stand of
Henry Nelson & Son, Acco-
mac e. H., and is offering
the stock Of goods pur.
chased Of said firm
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-10

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timore are here on visit to his brother
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