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, What does he look like?" asked Puts
ton. 1t occurred to him that maybe this
was the detective ne wanted to see get TO
work in the town.
There he is now" replied the grocer, as
n handsome man, well dressed and affect
ing rather jauuty air, walked along on
the opposite side of the street and went
into Filcher's GROCERY
Pretty shrewd fellow" said Pittston to
himself, for he was sure this was the city
operator he had hired to come down and
clean Riverton of everything in the shape
of q burglar. IIo was immensely pleased
to think that he alone of all the people in
town knew what was the mission of this
gambler. Dunn, the sewing machine agent,
came in at evening and reported three very
good sales He was quite jubilant, and
said he would put his money in the safe
with pittston's if the merchant had no OBJ
! jectionS. He had none, and so the fat roll
of bills was deposited in the innermost re-
| cess of the locker, and Pittston turned the
| key in the outer door as he left the store
| for the night On the way home he stopped
at the tin shop and got a teakettle that his
wife had sent down for mending. Pitcher
was there, waiting till the timer should
/ finish a trifling repair on a beer pump.
! Pittston turned the kettle over and saun-
! tered along to where Filcher was studying
the mechanism of a reamer
That new gambler n pretty smooth fell
! low" he asked of the saloon keeper. al
! though he had not before spoken a dozen
words TO the man in half that many years.
well, he may be-" said Filcher, weigh
| ing his answer with professional fairness;
( but he don't play much. He loses little
sometimes and he wins little sometimes.
| But he don't seem to care TO get into any
| good games. Oh, guess he can play, but
he seems to be waiting till he can learn
something about the other fellows"
'That's him, f" said pittston as he walked
home. That's the detective He knows
his business. I'll be bound And am the
only man in town that knows who he is"
Next day this same gambler came into
the store TO get some handkerchief, and
Pittston brushed past his clerk to get to
wait on the man himself
well, how are you making it?" he asked
in low tone, as he piled up an assortment
of handkerchiefs. do you make daily re-
ports to Searchcm s. Findem?"
Without doubt the man was surprised.
Pittston could see that, but lie expected as
much. Most likely this man had come
down here without knowing who had sent
for him. All! detectives in the city were
very clever men.
Getting any pointers on the burglars?"
he added, aS the man pulled tho handker-
chiefs around aimlessly. "Oh, it's all right.
know who you are. am the man that
went up to the city and got your people Go
have you come down."
"Oh, it's all right" said the man little
nervously, but can't say much of any
thing. Do you know anything ncw?"
HNot a thing said the merchant, not a
/ little proud to be on terms of Intimacy with
a real live detective. ''Butyo watch out.
It's likely 10 happen again any night"
I'm make an examination Of the prem
ises tonight said the gambler. 1t might
come baudy some time" And he looked
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which Was Ahead

A young Augusta financier who had a
job of grinding on an old hand mill distin-
guished himself the other day by offering
to let another boy turn the crank for him
an hour if he would give him twenty-five
cents. After boy No. . had about half fin
ished the job he concluded he was getting
TOO much for his money, and fatly refused
TO finish it or pay the quarter for the fun
he had had. Both boys will get on. but
which viii get on top}-Lewistou Journal
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SIXTEEN PAGES.
WONDER.

Iwonder II died tonight,
And you should hear tomorrow,
You'd mourn to think I'D winged my fight
Above the reach Of sorrow.
Iwonder IL you saw a dove
The hunters dart outlying.
You'd lure it back with selfish love.
To danger, pain and dying.
wonder IL you saw flower
Plucked soon in all its splendor.
You'd mourn to think it's one brief hour
Was June and not November.
Iwonder at life's long end,
If weary, spent and driven,
You'll mourn to think this one dear friend
Has been so long in heaven.
Home Magazine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18
OBITUARY..

Mamie Pearl. the little twn year old
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel e. and Mrs. Ida
V. Mplsm. CT Acc"mac G. H.. depart
ed this life On Tuesday. October 14Lh,
at 6 o'clock. a. m. Little Pearl was the
life IF her home; and, as such, she was
not only loved lytlle immediate family.
and those nearly related to her. but by
qnite Il large circle in and out of the
family, she was almost adored. Her
little eyes flashed with beauty andIntel-
lect,lal brilliancy. Her little voice ring
in. with merry laughter, or musically
waLUing the sacred songs of a Savior's
love, made earth brighter and LIES tolls
lighter. Bnt tlcy are husIied-no, not
hustled, though WI Cannot -llear item
now, nevertheless, with thlmt and
voice attllnr,l to the music of heaven,
she uniJts with the miriads Of little
ones that Christ has called unto Him
self, in the sweetest strains of adoril-
ton. The crushed, sorrowing hearts
are looking helvenwanl for .'llomp,
sweet hunp." May every tear delighted
with tile buw OF promise.
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Mr.. Frank Hollis, ef I.rcustville. has
hcen confined for several weeks from a
Stroke Of paralysis, hnt Las improved ST.
Us to he out again. AIR. Hollis is Il
veteran of Tie late war, anti hra's Tie
scars of severe wounds received in the
line IF duty while III tho Government
service, ard from winch he has suffered
since, preventing him from manual
Labor. Ills pr. sent Illness is due to
such disabilities. and Willie we al jet tn
the layiSg out of the Government
Treasury millions of money TO those
undeservng of tie same, the cast of
Mr. Hollis is one deserving of recogni
ton by the pension authorities.
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/. MappsbUrE.

The corn crop in this section. COM
pared with last year, is short ons.fourth
Mappsburg is expecting boom
shortly, and the wheelwrisht and smith
that apply early will find here remuner-
alive employment.
Mr.. Solomon BYRD is the champion
potato grower of the neighborhooc. One
dug by him weighed pounds md was
20 inches in circumference.
Murrain is raging in this section.
Eleven COWS of Mr.. John 7. Turner
have died of the disease, and moleof
them are sick and likely to die.
Our people continue busy in getting
off their potato crop. Seven cars were
loadpd with our staple product last
Tuesday. The prices arc low despite
the statesmanlke Efforts of the ''potalo
candidate" rs he calls himself, thinking
thereby to deceive the people.
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For Rent.
W. POLK,
l'ccnn!oke City, Nd.
Tax Notice.

Notice is h+ret,y given that the State
Tax and G. unty Levy for the year 1880.
are nuw due. AID that in pursuance
If law. The lreasul err o. his deputy viii
ne mt the following named places in said
districts III the times herein snerifi-.i,
frr the purpos, OF collecting said Taxes
and I.evirs. VIZ:
Appointments Of .In0.J Blackstone.
OnancocK, on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, Oct. oh, 10 Ii, 1lth
Keller Station, OH Thursday, Oct0-
Der 10th.
Pungoteaguc; on Friday and S;i:.
urday, October Eth. 18th.
Wachapreague City, on Thursday,
Trilay=and Saturday. Oct. 23r,l,
24th. 25lh.
LocnstviIle, on Tuesday. Nov. q h.
Belle Haven, on Friday. Nov. It'll.
Pnngoteague, OH Saturday, Novem-
Der S;h.
Tangier Island, ON Monday and
Tuesday, November 10th, lltl,.
Flnney s. Rogers store, IN the fore.
noon. and Cashville. III tie after
noon, of Thursday. Nov 18TH.
.Accomack G. r.. on Monday. Tues.
day and Wednesday, November
oath, 25th, Goth.
Appointments of:John u. Wise.
Parksley, ON Thursday, Friday an.l
Saturday, Oct. 9th, 10th, 18th.
Blnxom, on Thursday, Friday AMI
Saturday, Oct. 10Th, 11th. 18th.
Mappsvillp, on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, Oct .23rai, 9th ,25tll.
Marsh Market. on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October
Goth, goth. 3lst.
Tempprancevllle, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.November 9th,
9Th, S:ll.
New Church, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, November 18th,
14tb, 18TH.
Chincoteagne Island. on Tups'lat,s
Wednesday and Thursday, No
vcmber 18th, 19tll, 20:ll.
Those falling TO pay their Taxes and
| I,.vips before he first tia, of Dtcrnbe.
Will nave five per cent. added To their
bills. a, tile law directs:
All persons WHO are IN arrears for
Faxes and Lpvies for 1855 aud 1888 are
merely notified. that unless they paY:tIie
sam. on'nrb 10y the Isl of D,ctinl,rl liXl,
.heir property will Ge levied on and sold
to satisfy tile saline.
I JOHN J. BLACKSTONE,
JOHN E.-WIsE.
September 9th, 1880.
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NEIGHBoRHOOD NOTES.
ONaMeock.


Mr.. William Christian, OF Northamp
ton county, is visiting DR.. Chas. l.
Harmanson.
Mr.. Edward IIebard, of Onley sta
ton, is quite i'll at Pungotcague, with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sally Dix and daughters, Misses
May ami JUNE, of Phila., are visiting
Mrs. Henry S. DIX.
A Jones Club was organized in THE
Town Hall, OH last Friday night, with
a large membership.
Mira. Sally w. Joynes, of Downing
town, Pa. is visiting Ter sister, Mrs
DR.. Z r. Leatherbury.
Miss Edith Leatherbury left last
week for Baltimore. where she will at
tend school during the winter.
1t is said that one OF orr former citi
zens. who is now a popular Knight OF
the Road" will shortly he welded to
handsome and attractive young lady i'll
Baltimore.
MIR. w. 7. Wise moves into his new
srn, louse, next to postot1ice, the com
ing week. Mr.. j. II. Riley opened ont
mis- lire of furniture in tie Tit!ow
building this week.
nr. L. r. l.eatherhury left on steam.
er Tansler, Monday en- route to Yves
tern Maryland, where he will spelld
several weeks for the purpose Of seek
ing rest and lecupe.at:un.
In tile future Rev. John Atkinson
will preacl, in the p f. Church at
This llacp. on the Sundays Wien Rev,
John McNahb is at Accpnac G. III.
The result will he regular service in
Trinity church every Sunday evening
Rev. j. B. Pruitt. lost valuahles
worth over Sl5O in the mail robbery at
Louisville, Ky, on the 9Th inst. he
mail Wagon was broken into ali"
robbed and Tie registered letter con
tanning Mr.. Fruits property was
found among hers, torn open aild
riils,d of its contents.
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IurkStey.


Edward Patterson, aged years, died
Monday, of memblmtous Group.
TIE Democrats of this vicinity are
jnlilant over The Congressional pros.
poets in this district, this year.
The Parksley Alliance is growing ra-
pidly. From ten 10 twelve persons
peeseut themselves week., for member
ship. Cheering reports from othtr
branches of tie organization in Accomac
tare being received also. which show that
the farmers are waking UP and propose
to look after their interests.
Miss Minnie Dix, now teacher of pri-
vate school here. willopen public schnol
at B]oxom, next Monday Ii emont
public school opened will, large num-
beers of pupils in attendance, with Mr..
TwilIey, of Lewes, Del, principal, and
Miss Carrie johnson, assistant. a
colored public school has been eatab-
lished at Wl:.lsrlllt, ntii p. LILY.
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IfOr1fOwn.

Mrs. Nm. D. Chopper. seriously i'll OF
late with typhoid fever, is almost well
again.
Tile scloolhnnse so long needed here
is nearing completion. The schools in
vicinity are ore, and largely attended.
Mr.. T r. Evans has opened oat his
full stock Of general merchandise. and
is Offering the same cheap for cash or
produce.
Mr.. james f. GlAddlag is The only
one NOW in ollrtown on the sick ist,and
though quite sick his condition is not
considered dangerous.
A fair and festival will lie held here,
October 22nd, during afternoon and
night, for heneft of NJ. Z. Church.
South. Oysters anal the usual cunfec.
tionerips will be served.
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Mr.. D. II. johnson, Leemont, has
returned from the city with a superb
line of goods, ard is ready to supply his
customers with everything needed i'll
the usual avdcations Of life. To the
gentlemen lie has special inducements
to offer in ready-made clothing-to the
ladies, elegant wraps suitable for all
sizes AID aees-to everyone, fine flrni-
lure, cook and heating stoves, buggy
harness, robes, blankets, whips, &C., too
numerous to mention.
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Farmers Alliance.

Public meetings of the Farmers
Alliance will be hell as fullows:
at Temperanceville, Thursday af-
ternoon, Oct. 2Srd at 2o'clock p m.
At l'arksley camp ground, Friday
Oct. 9th at 2 p. m.
At Turlington's camp-glound, Sat
urlay. Oct. 25th at op.l.:.
Prominent speakers will address the
people. Everybody cordially invited
and ladies' especially.
BY order of President Accomac
County Alliance.
JNo: :. HUTCHINSON, Sec.
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Millinery Notes.

Miss Mona Dix, Parksley, has JUS!
returned from the city with full line
OF fall and winter millinery. and is now
ready to accommodate her customers on
reasonable terms with everything that
is nce,!ed in her line of business accord
ing 10 the latest style and best taste.
take tins method Of saying to my
fiields and the public generally, that I
have just opened at Onarcock, a new
and full line of millinery, embracing all
tile latest styles for fall and winter
wpa', also II full line of dress goods and
notions. ladies' Astracan and plush
capes, sc. Z. A. Merrill, OnaucOck.
Mrs. Mary j.. llaylield, Mapp3villc,i is
now ready TO accommodate her Gus
TONERS with il fun line vi fall and win
ter millinery hats, feathers, ribbons
and vclvets. G0oGs selected by Miss
Ri. die in person. Your patronage re-
spectfnllY solicited, and she will endea-
vor to give entire satisfaction. Call at
private dwelling nextto Bloxom's stole.
Marpsvilie.
Mrs. James Bird, Kellpr,is just home
riom the city with . fullsline of every
thing pretty AMI attractive known to
the millinery art, and proposes by care
rul attention and the exercise of the best
taste to meet the demands of her Gus,
toners upon her. A dress making
establishment has also been opened in
connection with her business, 10 be
presided over shortly iy a city dress
maker. Call and See her.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Albert J. McMath, executor. will
sell at public auction on Saturday, DC
tober o5th. = p. M, on premises III
Wachapreasuc, this county, valuable
real estate, of which Jno. L. McMath.
died, seized and possessed. Lot No.
has on it large new dwelling, with S
rooms. 9 halls, 3 porcaes and necessary
outbuildings with high lawn running
from street to waters edge. Lot Nos.
., 8 and have also street aud water
fronts. Lot No. is very valuable the
most valuable in the beautiful village of
Waclapreague,' ands$its location and
surroundings make it very desirable,
either as a home or 4 Club llouse-situ-
ated as it is. in the best cunning sec
tion on the Atlantic coast. For terms
and other particulars. see posters or
write to tie executor, Oaley, Va.
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The Comm.>siorcr of Agriculture and
Hon. Il. II. pay'y Brow"e.

The Com sSsiOIcr of AZ ricuIture and
5Eon. T. 81. DaS'y Browne.
Monday WIS coart day in Caroline
county.
A large rrowdnr persons were present
aud a j .intli;cussion ouk place between
Assistant District Attorney Lyle Bis.
tow AMI Hon. B:,vly Browne, repre-
seniing the Republicans. and Col. Tom
Whitehead on i,ellalf Of the Democrats.
F., The Commissioner of Agriculture
when asked by one of tn Republican
orators why he had come oyer to thu
First district TO tell the people how tc
vote replied that he came ut the re-
qrest of the farmers of Caroline county
IN Champion their cause.
TIE ALLIANCE CAN'T SUPPORT HIM
He then reminded the members OF
the Alliance that they could not vote
for Candidate Browne without entllelI
disreearding the platform of the Farm
trs' Alliance. which oecla' rs that nj
mem Der of that organization shall vote
for railroad attorney.
The Colonel then informed his hearers
that Mir. Browne was eraill attorney
of The New York, Philadelphia and
No,fulk Railroad Company and no Re
public III who is lnemrer If the Farm
ers' Alliance and is true tn its principles
can vote for him.
NOT PREPARED FOR THIS.
Mr.. Browne had not been met with
this argument before and he and his
friends locked as ii a Nutshell had ex.
pluded in heir midst.
No reply could be made to the argu-
ment, as Mr.. Browne coul'l not deny
llat he WAS railroad attorney.
Col. Whitehead. who il nne of the
best stump speakers in Virginia. also
scored Browne severely for voting fol
the Mckinley bill, which he declared
was one of the most unjust measures t.
The farmers ever PASSED by Congress-
State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

The following notice of the sou Of a
former cuuntyman, in the Advocate
October 4th, published at Gilroy, Cali
fornia, will be of interest to his friends
ON tile Eastern Shore: DIR. E. l..
I,arramole Jr.. leaves San Francisco
for Philadelphia, today, where he will
continue the advancement of his pro-
fession. Dir. parramoic. returned to
California after his graduation aud has
since filled the important position of
Surgeon in the city and coun-
ty hospital Of Sacramento, He will in
all probability be absent ayear, and
visit before his retlrn many places of
interest, both professional and social,
including his native State, Virginia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Mr.. Zorro Willis, Exmore, declined
the position of clerk of court of North
anpton, rendered to him hy the Judge
recently, but his friends saw, lliey will
run him rs a candidate for commission
er OF revenue fur northampton. at next
election, and will not allow him to tie
feline that honor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

The undersigned respcctfulIv invite
the atttLtion of the public to tile fact
that tlleir place of business is still
headnu.Tttrs for road carts. We now
lave tie largest and best line Of them
ever offered tn the trade IN I,r East
EN- shore ~ following prices: SIS. SIS,
go, SIS, S50-and all guaranteed L.
tile number are the celebrated comhi-
nation rnd carl and track sulky and
the popular Cnllils road %nd speeding
CARTS. Ii will pay yon 10 call and ex-
anime them before buying elsewhere II
you WALT Il oil cart
j. u. BELoAT & Son.
,y.tgeville. Va.
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Appointments for speakers.

The following distinguished speakers
will address the voters of Accomack at
the following times and places:
SENATOR JOHN w. DANIEL.
Accomac G. H., Monday. Oct. 9th,
(court day..
Hon. WIN. A. JONES.
IIoh'man's Wlaif, Wednesday, Oct.
o2nd ut NIGHT.
Belle Haven, Saturday, Oct. 25th .
p m.
Head of Bradford's Neck, Saturday,
Oct. 25th at night.
Onancock, Monday. Oct. 9th, at
night.
Col. r. J. WASHINGTON.
Cashville, Thursday, Oct. 23.d. at
night.
Powell's Store, Friday, October 2ttb
at night.
GreenLackvllle, Saturday, Oct. o5th,
at night.
Hon. LLOYD T. SMITH.
Atlantic, Thursday, Oct. 2Srd. at
night.
New Church, Friday, Oct. ==4th, at
night.
Chlncoteague, Saturday, Oct. 25sh. at
night.
Further appointments will appear in
next issue of ENTERPRISE for many
other points in Accomac.
JNo. w. BowDoIN,
County Chairman Dem. Com.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Rev. A. ]. Fustop, Will preach al
prummonltowr Baptist Church, to
morrow. at LA. M. AID II p. m. md
every night during next week. Rev. j.
A. Barker, will preach at Zion Baptist
Church. tomorrow. as'1G1 Il. H.. and at
Leemont, at Y. m.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Now is the time to buy your fresh
beef cheap at Bundick's. He always
puts the price down in the fall, when
there $40 ice to buy. He also has fine
city and country polk, fresh sausages,
and all kinds of groceries that WILDE
sold very cheap during this month and
next-also grapes, bananas and other
fruits. 1t will pay you to Call ana price
his goods.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Nor1cE.-As administrators OF Geo.
RI. Garrison .dece Used we are obliged to
settle up tile business of his estate and
must insist that all debts due tO the late
firm OF Powell u Garrison he paid nll 'nr
before the lst day Of January, next. to
EdwinT. Powell. his surviving partner:
otherwise the same will br collected ac-
cording to law. Said decreased partner
has Urell tlpa more than l2months and
parties have had ample time to settlr.
LIE said surviving partner alsi offers
the elltire stock Of goods. wares and
merchandise belonging to the said late
i'm, at private sale, and will lease the
stDreliouse-it is All excellent stand for
the mercantile business. Edwin L
Powell and l.. Floyd Muck, Adm. s of
Geo. II. Garrison. deceased.
October Sill, 1890
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LADIES, DEPARTMENT.

FL q Dress Gno,ls French Seraes in
strines and plaids Az inches wide. Hem
retta Cloths all shad e ans! cn'nrs larye
line ori:,ll wool Flhllels. lmlips' SnitingS
inplaids. strines. &c Gjnch.s wid:..
Mourning Gnotls tn. suit allicalls. Call
and hear IIalI.tt's remarkably Inv.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Jones Clubs have been organized at
OnancOck. lloffmans Mla.f and Grad
rockville. Candidates FOR membership
in The latter ale request led to meet at
N. T. Wise's store to night. Similar
clubs will lie organized this week
throughout the county.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Cards are out for the marriage on
9Th inst. at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs. w. r. Rogers, Finney, VA, OF
Mr.. c. S. NAPLES. a prosperous me-
cha,.t If Baltimore, asld Miss Maggie
II. Fiunty, one Of the most popular and
Attractive young ladies Of Accomac'
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Tor. VIM. A. Jones will address 1he
yoters of northampton. at Eastviile.
October 2srd. . y. m, al d at CapeyilEe.
October oath. in the afternoon. =
grand flee lunch is to he given to al III
attendance at. 1Sastvifie.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Hon. John W. Daniel. an orator with
out a superior in America, will address
the voters of Accomac. at the court
house. next court day, October 9th.
1t is haidlynecessary to urge our people
to he resent on the occasion. They
KNOW too well his power as a speaker
and have too much copfdel cp in the
wisdom of his uttciances ever to miss
an oppor' unity to hear him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Mr.. ST. Kellal,a I'd another man,dug
from lis patch near Mappsbuig. oae
cav last week. 10 barrels of sweets, with
an average yield of barrel for every
3S sprouts, and Mr.. Jack Guy dug
on his premises, near Fralkt"wn'
during tile same week. SO potatoes
which filled a barrel-Next.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

Our readers will recncrizc in the adj
vertisenent of Mr.. l.. II. Pennewell,
an oil acquaintance. He is still selling
tile White sewing machine" and ba-
lieving it to be The best on tie market.
will handle no other machine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-18

FoR SALE.-A fine young driving
horse, seven years old, Morrell stock, is
gentle AMI sound. can trot in 2.5S, has
had no Trainings of good size and
style and his qualities cannot be beaten.
apply at once to w. T. Bundick, Oman
cock, Va.
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For RENT-On reasonable terms
rnr the wear 1891. thp t'opas lot at 10
cusrvllIe, at present occupied by family
of w. a. Bun ton. Possession can DE
given any time after OctOurr 18th ot
this wear. For further information APP
ply to or address A. j Ksllam Locust
VILE, or w. A. Burton. ll9 Warren ST..
New York.