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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09

to PREMATURE OLD AGE,
INSANITY and CONSUM-
TON. 81 90 a box or six boxes
for S. 90. Sent by mail OH re-
ceipL ofprice. Full particulars
in pamphlet, sent free to every
applican
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
Chicago Grain.

No. wheat-Cash. s1.OOsss October. $1.OO3s;
December, $1.O41s; May $l.0S11.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09

Drs Starkey Pa1en have the liberty to
refer to the following named well sown
persons who have tried their treatment
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
Chicago Grain.

wheat-Cash. 951a097c: October, 964c;
December. $1.0O: May $l.04N.
Cash, 1850; October, 1870; May,
sic; September, 1880.
No. 2Oats-Cash, 3ss4c; October. $3.50; May.
AHc.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
We Guarantee Six Boxes

rece y ed. we sent. six Eoxns. with a written
guarantee to refund the money IT our Speci
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
Great English Remedy.
Trade Mark
$780, Murray Specific.
Murray

A guara nteed cure for all ner
vous diseases, such as WEAK
MEMORY, LOSS OF BRAIN
POWER, Hysteria. Headache.
PAIN IN THE BACK, NER.
MISREPRESENTATION. WAKE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09

Butter-Creamery LIST, 24c; creamery I'd. 12k
015e: dairy. choice. l201tc. roll and prints.
t10l2c; packing stock, 686e.
Eggs-Eyesb, S4.80
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Rnck1an6 in Rnins

At midnight messenger brought in
the following dispatch: Ten killed and
upwards of twenty wounded. The lit
tie town Of Rockland is a complete
wreck. None of its houses are left
standing.
Later reports show that William Dem
nison and John Dietz also lost their lives,
making twelve known to have been
killed. Among the slightly injured are
Eugene Dupont, Francis G. Dupont and
Charles I. Dupont.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09

CAS-. =,

CT soria Samuel Pitchers prescription
and Children contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic II Is harmless substitute
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing syrup asd Castor Oil
1t Pleasant. Its guasaatss = thrtv yssx$ use by
of Mothers Castskia Aestrsys WsrEe md alays
feverishness. CastoRa Drevents venting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castoria assmates the food, regulates the stomach
bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep' Oas.
Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Castoria. Castor1a ,
children"
DR G.
Brooklyn, 7.
sot
ree 70
their hruas hersbys au1h |
thennto UNITED HOSPITAL AND
Dr. Boston, Mass
Conway, AShl
The Centaur Compauv n Murray Street, York City
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
0tONA
Trade Mark

'|''nC. FL Illness, LEUCORRHUEA
UNIVERSAL LASSITUDE, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. 1mpotency and general loss of
power of the Generative Organs;-in either
sex, caused by indiscretiOn or over eXerLiOn,
and which will ultimately lead Trade Mark
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09
AN EVEN DOZEN DEAD.

Terrible Explosion at Dupont Powder
Works Near Wilmington, Del.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. "a terrific
explosion resulting in the loss of several
lives, the injuring of many people and
the destruction of much property oc-
CURED in the upper yard of the extern
sive powder works of E. 1. Dupont, De
Nouns & Co., of Brandywine Creek,
three miles north Of this city.
There were at least seven successive
explosions. Every dwelling in the
neighborhood is reported wrecked or un-
rooted and buildings within radius of
half mile are reported more or less
damaged.
It is estimated that between seven and
ten tons of powder were exploded, and
some reports say two or three limos that
much. The total loes will be from
5000, 900 to 100000. The company is
rich and will begin to rebuild at once.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Sastoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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historical Society.

EDITOR OF FNTERPR1sE-Does it
not appear strange that there does not
exist in either of the counties of the
Eastern Shore Historical Society?
Surely there is 10 place in the State,
or any place in this section Of the coun-
try, TO which are attached more histor-
ical "reminiscences than that of the
Eastern Shore. This section was set
tied almost as early as any section of our
Commonwealth, and it would be pity
if some attempt was not made to collect
and preserve such historical data IS can
be obtained before it is too late, and no
doubt the best way to accomplish such
work would be through Historical So
ciety.
Such organization need not have fer
its object only tue collection of historical
matters of a local interest, but as an
instrument for the collection and pre-
servation OF matters Of . general char.
acter as well. Something on the plan
of the societies of observation-disclosures OF
Hartford, Anne Arundel and other couE.
ties. Yours very truly,
GRIFFIN G. CALLAHAN. ;
Ciadd0 kgflle, VA. JAN lin, l;9c.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Abdell has associated
Mr.. E. Walter OF Pungoteague with
him II the blacksmith business.
Capt. David r. Mister of this place
had his arm dislocated at the shoulder
by an unruly horse last week and his
condition was for a time considered
very critical. but he is now very much
improved and 10 serious results are
anticipated.
Mr.. George A. Fowler left here Tues
dav 18th inst, tp visit the firm of Geo.
Miller 6, Son. Philadelphia, which he
was representing and arriving in that
city in the evening of the same day,
went to The st. CHARLES Hotel. retiring
about IL o'clock. On the following
morning the porter smelt gas and trac
ing it to the room of Mr.. Fowler,
found him in diving condition. He
died soon after from the effects of gas,
which by mistake, doubtless, he had
failed to turn off. His remains were
brought home Saturday morning and
after the funeral services were held
over him at our NJ. E. Church, South.
was inferred in the family burying
ground near Mildlesex. He was a
popular young man of many noble traits
of character and his sudden death has
cast gloom over our entire commu.
nifty.
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Capt. John 2. McMath, one of our
aged and most worthy citizens, died at
his home at Obey. early Monday morn-
ing, January 20: Though in delicate
health his death was very sudden Had
he lived to the 18th of this month he
would have been 81 years old. Rev. R.
A. Compton, his pastor, preached an
appropriate funeral sermon at his resi-
dence January 2lst, at 2 O'Clock p. M.
from the text; II have fought good
fight, have finished my couI Sc. L have
kent the faith. Henceforth there is
laid up for me crown of righteousness,
which the Lord, the righteous judge,
shall give me at that day: and not to me
only, but to all them also that love his
appearing" z Tim. WIS Though
the day was uncomfortable quite
large concourse of friends attended the
funeral. He was buried with Masonic
honors. Capt. McMath has lived an
upright and honorable life, though dead
his good name and influence willremain
with us. He was for many years a
faithful and consistent member Of the
Methodist Church.
G. W. Sartorus, a resident of POGO
moke City.was found dead in his he'd at
the Clarendon hotel yesterday morning,
having been suffocated by gas during
the night. He arrived at the hotel
between four and FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon. Shortly before eleven at
night he told tile clerk to call him early
and went to bed. During the night the.
odor of gas was perceptible, bit its
source could not be traced. At six
O'Clock yesterday morning a porter went
to Sartorius' room to call him. but his
knocks OH the door met with no re
spouse and the door was forced open.
Sartorius was found deal, the room full
of gas and the stop almost wide open
1t is supposed he turned off the gas and
then turned it OH again or blew it out.
Coroner Benson said death was the
result of accident. The Knights of
Pythias, of which the dead man was a
member, took charge of the remains and
sent them to Pocomoke City last night
on the steamer Tangier. Sartorius was
sixty years old and a ma i've of Germany.
He had been a jeweler in Pocomoke
City for twenty-five years.-Baltimore
Sui. o2nd
Mrs. Cordelia S. Kellam, very
worthy lady, widow of Judson Kellam,
deceased, died of consumption at her
home near Wachap!eague. OH Friday,
filth i: s., agel Al ,e;.rS. Seven child
|ren sutVite ll"r. 1Itt husband was
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NEIGNB0RHOOD NOTES.
Onnncack.

Miss Eva Leatherbury is visiting
Mrs. Vim. P. Custis i'll Baltimore.
Miss Kate Custis is critically ill with
pneumonia, at the residence of Mrs
Lottie Taylor.
1t is said that handsome Masonic
Temple will be erected at this place ut
an early date.
Mrs. Robert p. GUSTS gave delight
full lea to small number of friends on
last Friday night.
Miss Blanche B. Fletcher of jenkins
Bridge, has been visiting at Mrs. Betty
Custis' during the week.
William Pitts of Baltimore, is visit
ing his uncle, tho us &. Pitts, Ill
Ot.ley. Two fric,r!s acc n:lany lih.
Capt. Gcorst..Il I'aav eli aud George.
G.. Almolth are Oh llo% Island, lht.
former engaged in surveying part OF
tie isialnl FOR Joseph l.. Fcrr,lI oi Ger.
niautown Pa.
jim Gusts. colored, resulting ncar
Melfa station, WAS brought before Mag
ietrat~ Nelson for trial an last Friday,
charged 10y Detective Chil'lrtSs OF Nor
folk. with having placed all obstruction
on the railroad track near Meif'I station
ON the light IF November 18th. 1859,
for the pu.pose If detailing The south
buuld passenger Train. Although jim
told Il right doubtful tale i'll regard tO
the matter, there was no direct evidence
against him ard lie was acquitted OF the
charge.
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To the Public.


We, The undersigned, have read the
letter of Messrs. Kellam & Noting
Lam, OF louisville, Accomac county,
Va. containing statements said 10 have
been made hya Mr.. Hubbard. VINO
claims Ia liz fertilizer manufacturer
dpnouncin. Mr.. VIM. II. Griffith, w'io
is engaged in tie manufacture of Fer
tilizprs in this city as II humbug. cheat.
and swi .dler OF farmers, and We pro.
ncunce the statements said to have
been made by the said hubbard, false
in every respect.
20 A. Holloway,
In orter'of Peruvian and manufac-
turer If fertilizers.
wn.. NJ Powell. grocers.
a-Calyln Chestnut Is Co, grocers
Alex Kerr Rrrss Il. Co..
Importers anu agents German K;tilrit
Syudicae.
Baltimore, Jan. 18th. 1890.
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Three car loads Of fertilizer, one Car
load OF $ 1t, and one CIR load of Cecil
county hay. Peruvian slrlllo, ls;.ush s
new process 10 Per ct. guano, Baugl S
high era per ct potato manure.
Isaugh 'sdouble eag'e phosphate, Isaugh s
pure r,w bone meal muriatr of potash,
kainll. AMI land plaster. also Williams
& q ARK : higl, grid. p1tito fsrtnz. s.
\ Lew, lar.e warehouse just completed.
No expense Of c,lrtage. handling, sc.
Pric y ut rok bottom rates.
MCNATH BEns. & Co.
Onley station. va.
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Little Richard Nottingham, son Of
our esteemed friend, Mr.. H. V. Not
tingham, at Eastyille, passed away aftel
a suffering of about twelve days with
lockjaw. on the 18th inst. The little
fellow survived it SO long that high
hopes were entertained for his recovery.
but finally sank under it. lie was q
great pet with his parents and all who
knew him. We extend the bereavtd
parents our heartfelt sympathy in their
sad afflictlon. II eadlight.
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John E. Shreaves, Modestown, says,
I applied Mixture b last year to Irish
potatoes bythe side of Peruvian guano,
aud, realized Sc barrels from 2 barrels
planted. 1 could see no difference in
the yield. On sweets l applied it BY
the side of another fertilizer. COM
menced digging the MIXTURE potatoes
the 2sth day of July, which averaged a
barrel to 17s sprouts. consider it paid
ma the best on sweets of anything l
ever ustd, Peruvian not excepted.
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Bncgs & Groton, through our columns.
call attention to their line of shoes
Just arrived: A special drive in ladies'
button for 81, hand worked button hole.
A special line in gents; fine lace Sunday
wear for 81 .25. Also to a line of tout
ing clothes, comprising patterns which
can not lie had later in season.
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Mr.. David b. TAYLOR, formerly of
this county. now a leading merchant of
Baltimore. was elected one of the vice
presidents at Il meeting Of the Society
of the Army ard Navy of the Confeder-
ate states in Maryland, held in Balti-
more on Monday. Their annual meet
jncs in the future will he on birthday
of Ger. Robert e. Lee, January 18th,
unless tile day falls on Sunday as it did
this wear.
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FoR RENr-My storehouse at Rne's
wharf. well arranged to sell goods in.
and finished on the second floor for fam
lily to cccupy. Location of store ve'y
gool-sleamer Eastern Shore lies over
at night at my wharf. For further
particulars apply to WIN. j. Rue, Iclle
Haven. Va.
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Rev. w. E. Hall, editor of tine New
York Christian, ard one of the ablest
speakers of the country, will deliver
one of his popular lectures at Garrison's
chapel. ~ p. M. January 3lst. Net
proceeds will lie applied to benefit of
Sunday school of that church. Admls-
sion fee for adults 25 cents.
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Mr.. EDITOR. --P-asr allow me STAGE
through your columns to AkH.w Z !gt
receipt If tile many acts Of charity my
frien Is have bestowed since tne fire
that DESTROY ed al my household gonls
and to assure them of my heartfelt
thanks, mure than words c.l express.
Respectfully.
II. w. YOUNG.
Onancock, Va.
Jan. 90, 80.
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For SALE-ry The nnhcrsigne'. he
following varieties nf strawberry plants
Hoffman Seeding. Crystal City. May
King. Monarch of tire West Sharpness.
and Ais n. at 81 per 100 delivered
at railroad station or steamboat wharf.
/ have heen dealing in the husi'less for
three years and have given entire salts.
faction. Idrlivpre,l during the year of
1859 about 100000. Thee Will be a
deduction. made to large purchasers.
IT. Scott. Oman ~; i.ss;
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The death of DR.. John LeCato, for
merIy of louisville, but of late years
a resident and practising physician Of
Eleuthera Island, is reported out lacks
confirmation. According to the latest
authentic advices he was very i'll and
not expected to recove:. DR.. Geo. w.
LeCato. of Wachapreague, his cousin,
left his home tor visit to HIM, on
"Wednesday of last week.
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Mr. james P. SDaugherty, thrifty
ard popular yonng merchant and post
master at Daughertv, and Miss Ella
Lee Watson an attractive young lady.
both of this county were married on
Sunday, 10Th inst. Rev. WIN. Ciinn
of Presbyterian church, officiating.
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Mr.. Emory J. Chase says, he used
yirginius guano bought Of AZ. Mears,
last season. 10y the side of a popular
high grade fertilizer land that Vlrginius
costing 81 less per ton.and used in the
oorest land beat it badly. lie will use
it exclusively this year.
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run over and killed by N. Z. 2.
Il. r. soon after its completion.

Mrs. Lizzie S. Weeks, for several
years popular and successful public
school teacher at Wachapreague, Va.
died on Tuesday last of consumption
aged about 80 years. Funeral services
were conducted over her remains BY
Rev. VIM. Chinn OF Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Samuel E. Taylor died near
C uilford on Thursday 10th inst, OF
dropsy, aged about 20 years.
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EnincorenKue.

Potatoes. peas and garden seeds are
being planted by quite number OF our
people.
!. MIR. Selby Jester ilangl.te ed this
week, the biggest porker Of the season
-net weight 54l pounds.
A lodge # the Order of tasophs
was organized here Ills week. by Dr.
sam Quinn Of pccumuke City.
Mr.. l.. F. J. Wilson and others. COM
missioners, were here this week to ex
anime and report on public roa soon
to be opened.
Geo. Hammond has been appointed
U. s. mail agent on railroad from
st. Michapls to Ocean City at yearly
salary of 81 900.
DR.. n. S. Smith las sold his trotter.
Ben Hurr to E. p. Timmuns for sum
a little less than $500, aid Cecil, WIN j..
Matthews owner, has been sul'l to a
noted horseman ir New York city.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week.
J. II. Feddeman. M j Byrd, Baltimore:
J. McAlister. Snow Hill;J. F. Kaiser.
n. ]. Brian, Wilmington; JOHN lick.
man, Walter Hickman. Philadelphia;
Miss Maggie-Jar man, Miss BETTE Pru-
tit. Stockton; l.. F. J. Wilson. John F.
Powell. W. S. Holland Accomack.
Tourists. business men and others
comp lain of the delay in arrival vt
steamer Wldgeon at Chincoteagne in
afternoon, due to large freights from
this point at present. The steamer due
l,are-.stts at ,6ls..m
A larger steamer and of less draught is
needed, and p. w. i. Il. R. should see
our need anu tlier interest.
The cantata Queen rs her. which
promises to lie the most Interesting en-
tertanment ever giv.n here, will be
rendered Tuesday, 18th inst. and sew
eral evenings thereafter. Prof. Wyatt i.
of Detroit. Michigan. is manager. as
sisted by 40 ladies aud gentlemen OF
Chincoteague. Tie music, both vocal
and instrumental will he very fine. The
proceeds will be applied to benefit of NJ.
E. Church.
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For RENT-For one or a term of
years, the storehouse in Temperance
vile, occupied the present year by the
undersigned. 1t has large and con-
veniently arranged room below. with
drug, grocery aid granary department
adjoining same, and has an upper room,
suitable for Il millinery establishment.
For full particulars apply to Geo. w.
Oldham.
Hiawatha is the highest grade flour
on the market.
Nudge Smith & Co., wholesale agt's
for Hiawatha -four, 206 Spears Wharf,
BALTIC. Md.
NoT1cE.-Dnrock, registered Jersey
red boar. bred by Clark Petit, Salem,
N. j., is for seryice;.t my home at Kel.
Ter, for 81. paid at time of service.
T. j. Kilmon.
Every pound Of Hiawatha IS guaran.
seed to please.
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Mr.. John D. K,lmon and Miss Mar
.ale, L. Mock. We're married at bride S
residence near Pungoteague ly Rev. j.
". Anderson, Oh Thursday, January
10Th inst.
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The Salisbury Oil & Coal Co, Sails
l.ury, Md, offers for sale one new.upright
engine ard boiler, l5.lorse power. COM
,lple for running-Heald & Morris.
manufacturers Wife for particulars.
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La grippe visited the ENTERPRIsE
office this week and prevented us from
getting out the supplement according
to promise Our readers may expect it,
however. next week.
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- =
True merit bound to win and The
RoYaEbrand Of; four;s sinzrhe lead sssas
tile best flour ever sold on Eastern,
Shdrcs Sold by JAS. MyerS CO. CO..!
RoyGlby mann royal in quality
excelIents 6laId sof fonr Isold;by James
MYerS C;o;, Baltimore.
NoTIcE. ALI persons indebted TO the
undersigned. are respectfully. but earn
estiNrequested ito come forward and
settlesat once. Onr. business must he
close.sili Is once IA year. b. w. Mears y
Son, Keller, Va.
Ruritycontinues TO be praised oy9all
0d:lnuSeWives. who have triedltas the.
best sYerlised, price considered. Cal
on :gohrs merchants for it. Jas. M,er.
& Coz.
If3sou,llay.nt trie,ls IIiawatha, do so
at Mict.
want ffiut trees sniteilsto
.yolirJ.ifliate, that WILL bear? DOiyOll.
observation-disclosures tosbeautifyand.
;uoliisyt lawns ana streets. y, !.
DU!isb T;llt until ne inllsy ,seaslli. p'it
plaDtYlllw Wlieli weather is favorable.
WralaYe fa stock Of extra large trees on
iiailst. s1all aid SCI them or w.ltr.fnl.
prices. AicAlatn Bros.
-
Wi,5tar ateut sail nv las. Nypr &
Cos; s.a:cileaii tl}nra,f ri, 9 ilierlt.
-
tffsates AID Doremus, Belle Haven,
v:.,sSsf: syniil. sieve pipe and, eilr'wt.
IlpFalSt3 manufactures aut tlcalsslll III
and ,:ieet. ware. tiliSroptlng.s i, .l,
.tprI!igslIisl:s iputiilg als specia les W
llfsn.r 81 z:
Ts5:s
'I,fva 4 new supply. of
tolI and I,as
,syo,,1 : ,a,Tt ;ts nrrticahl)ty
-. =. =, cpint AZ
Mi;t'Fs. y U.s. s2' n: NJ "a. Mo- g.
Z 20 ~, ra,,..r
S,3sg go'l,,ls.a. ,,,;'r =
s l'.,ia;S;,rs,' - ! sc ,, "A Va
" ,,,.,,a,..,-,,,. i,a,sh,sd 70 "a
= s. nj s..t,ls ~ We
! 10 10 close The Old lmnks ana com
meEc..f e>h. We willfpositivr Y refuse
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Bundick. Onaucuck. is now headQnar-
tiers for best brands OF roasted coffee.
He has purchased new Enterprise fly
wheel coffee mill for benefit of Gus
fomers, and grinds q pound OF roasted
5:;5ff al oGa ri III cDaygg
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fon RsNT.-My storehonse at Drum
hometown at present occupied nv Ash
nv & Rrloat. Possession can he given
of stnrel0use after A.ull lst. F. 7.
Parks, Parksley, Va.
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In The list Of l.,stn.astrrs recent!
appointed for y irgi,.ia, the name OF
Mir. S. It. Jones Appeals for Pa, ks!ey.
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County cou,t, NEXT Monday. Ityou
expect to b- III attendance bring us the
,inllar you owe us. if not, scl!d it 10y
V ,ur neighbor.
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f. F. Miles, oaancock has for sale
laige lot of potato bed glass, cheap for
cash and Timothy in large quantities at
ye. V low prices.
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Why send to strangers to buy trees,
giants aud seeds when yon Can get bet
ter, fresher and cheaper stock here At
home? Our descriptive catalogue and
price list mailed free to I'LL applicants.
.Accomack Nurseries,, McMath Bros.
Only, Va.
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Price Of ..Mixtu,e Is" same as last
year. Orders by mail will receive the
careful attention of w l.. Mock, agent.
Temperanceville.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-25

Capt. r. E. lee. son Of Gen. Robt.
i Lee. was in Nurtlan. ptnn last Week
the guest of Judge IL. $. Aeale, East
vile.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-25

Tie bill to allow the Old Dominion
Steamship Company to erect u wllalf
at Pickett s harbul. in Northampton
county, lils been approved by the Guv-
e.nur.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-25

Hon. $. s. Wilkins las introdrced a
III. in The legislature for :srecia; fence
law in Not; anipton county.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-25

Fme!ine Moore, colored. vas found
dead in field of AIR. Battaie. near Pun
colleague. on Friday of last week. She
was victim, it is thought. of heart dis
t.aSt
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-25

The NJ. f. Church at Cape Charles
will be dedicated on Sunday, the 2nd
of February, next.