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campmoa,sne at burlington Grounds

The campmeeting committee of Pun
colleague Circuit met, according to an
nouncement. on the 9th inst, at The
burlington Grounds. The meeting was
called to order and opened with some
we'll chosen remarks and beautifully
appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr.. An
derson. pastor of the circuit. }. e.
Mapp was elected secretary. 2. G. Ma
son, treasurer.
The horse-pound privileges were
awarded to Mr.. James N. burlington
and sons. with same confectionery priv
ileges as formerly.
Two public boarding tents were al
lowed. one to Wm.- NJ. burlington, and
the other TO Thomas Walter at the old
stands. Boarding in private tents is
allowed as in former years.
r. n. West was awarded the BARRIERS
tent with the control of boot black
privileges on the grounds.
B. w. Mears, of Keller, was elected
committee of one on free conveyance
to all ministers coming to the encamp
ment by railroad via Keller station.
Minister'S board at the public board
ing tents, or with private families. il
preferred, Will he paid for out of the
public funds. Joseph Boggs, Z. e.
Mason and J. E. Mapp were appointed
a committee to attend to same.
The general rules and regulations Of
tile encampment Will be published and
posted on the grounds.
The campmceting will open on the
1st day of August and continue one
week.
The outlook is for a large encamp-
ment and profitable meeting. Adjoln
ing circuits cordially invited to partici
pate. Ministers from the district are
expected Ell massc.
by order of the Committee,
j. E. MAPp, Spc'y
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The infant child of Rev. II. a. Comp
tor. died Wednesday NIGHT OF cholera
infantnn. All friends sympathMf
with him and his family i'll thciratllc-
ton.
The spirit Of improvement is rife in
all directions. Some are building, 9th
ers repairing, and several are repaint-
ing. Our beautiful town will soon
look prettier than ever. But who will
lead off in the factory line? This only
will bring growth.
The death of young Finney last week
cast gloom over our entire commu-
nifty. He was very promising young
man, of good habits. full of ambition to
make name in the world and reluct-
ant to go so early. HIS death admon-
lshes our young men that this fell de-
stroyer is on the track of the old and
young alike.
The Masonic fraternity of our town
has made very rapid growth in The
last twelvemonth. and is gathering i'll
much good material. ~ careful zig
ut the door of entrance viii build up
membership that will never fail to hon.
or the elect principles and precepts of
tie order. Quite an influx comes from
the county seat of Accomac.
Clildren's Day at the three churches
of tie Olancock NJ. E. Charge were oc-
casions of considerable interest. The
day was observed in town and at Ayres
Chapel on the Stll. and at Leatherhury's
Chapel the 18th. and in each case there
was full house. with crowds inside
and out ut the hitter church. In town
the programme of the Board of Ednca-
ton was strictly adhered TO, while at
the country churches only the music
was observed. The display of flowers
was very fine. The collections amount
ed to Sl4.SS, town giving $50, Leath-
erhury's, $3.50, and Ayres', So. 6S. This
goes into a fund which is used exclu
sively for the education of the youth of
the church. During the sixteen years
of the existence of this line of work,
nearly 5000 worthy young persons have
been aided, who but for this help could
not have continued their studies. Last
year the Sunday schools raised S42 loco,
which aided TOl young men and lo5
Young women,
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PAEKs-Sun,lay. June 18th, 1870, at
her home near Pa~ksley. nf dysentery.
Mrs. Margaret Parlss.w widow of the late
Robert Parks, aged IS years.
MAsoN-Thnrsday, June l2th. 1890,
ut her home near Masonvillr, of tlvsen-
terry. Mrs. Cathelite Mason. wife OF
David Mason, aged about 20 years.
RonErTs-Tuesllay. June 3rd. 1890
at her home near Birds Nest. Nmti,-
ampton county Mrs. Elizabeth 5. R"-
bprts, wi,lnw Of the la;e Luther W.
Roberts aged 6} yelrs.
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BEADED QAPEs.


We arc now CARRYING p full stock of
bnt,l Pullock's and Evitt's hand and
machine made Shoes and Slippers. We
have a large and pretty line of CrUckery
and Glassware, can supply you with
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Chamber Sets,
Berry Sets, Hall, Library and Nlckle
Lamps. SC. Our Clothing Tables are
full nf mems, boys and youths cloth
ing for all a .ts aud slZes-if you cannot
get Il fit anywhere else come to see lis,
we can fit go p9undtr ora seven foot
slim man.
GIVE have put in u full stock of
Harness ana fInrsemen s GOODS this
spasoa in Knee Boots, Ankle Boots,
Rpllrts. Rubber Bits, &c.
We are also looking out for the babies
and old folks and have added Il line OF
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NoTCE-Tn accordance with the spv-
pral DEGREES OF the Circuit Court for
The cnlniy of Accomack. pronounced
at tile last April term thereof. in the
suits in chancery therein. pending be-
tween the following parties. rtspec-
lively: f. w. Harris. a iudgt. crei.,
WHO sues, etc, VS.. Geo. Z. l'nll and
wife, etc: Thos. Keliher, who sues.
etc., VS.. VIM. Evans admir-, 1t ais:
Albert L. Mears. jndgt. cred. who
sues. etc. VS.. VIM. 7. Young's admir-.
ETC., and Henry West VS.. Jas. T. Hat
ton and wife, etc. ] have appointed
Tuesday, the oath day of June, 1890. as
the time ami my office at Accnmac g..
H., Va, us the place for receiving proof
of allliens against the estate of the
said Geo. e. Bell, of all debts and de
mands against the estates of VIM.
Evans, deceased, VIM. T. Young. de-
ceased, and Malinda Phillips. deceased.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June. A. D. 1890. Thos. w. Russell.
Commissioner i'll Chancery AocoInac
Circuit Court.
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Closing EIorcises OF School at BIen
helm.

On Friday evening. l3th inst. num-
Der of friends and patrons were present
to witness the closing exercises OF the
school at Blpnheim. the residence of
Mr. II. Battaile. The young ladies
acquitted themselves admirably. After
the music refreshments were served.
ana the general verdict was that the
evening was delightfully."- and prodtably
spent. The following was the well
rendered programme. under the direc-
ton of Miss Nellie Batiaile:
Holy, holy, Lord God Almighty
chorus; prayer. Rev. a. j. Fristoe:
Lone Hand. duet. Misses Alice Radford
and Henrietta Battaile: starlight waltz
Miss Estelle Battaile; Ave Maria, vocal
duet, Misses E. 2. and Margaret Bat
taiie; LIE trot du Cavalier, duet, Misses
Maude and Alice Radford: Happy
Thought. schottische. Miss Henrietta
Battaile; Land of Swallows, vocal duet.
Misses Lou and Z. Z, Battaile: III
were a bird I would fly To thee, Miss
Cordelia Killmon; Valse Brilliant III a
flat. duet, Misses Lou and T.. z. Bat
laile; Die I.anter Vacherin, Miss Mar.
garet Battaile; The Ride of Jenny Nc
Neal. Miss Mande Radford; Origin of
the Harp, Misses Lou and E. z. Bat
taile; Spinning song. Miss Cordelia
Killmon; Protect us through the night,
chorus.
The young ladies' are to be congrat-
ulated who bave been so fortunate as to
spend the past nine months in this
highly cultivated and refined family,
and WHO have enjoyed the instruction OF
so competenta teacher as Mr.. James
Madison. of Orange county, Va
Marked success has attended this gen.
tleman in his efforts at this school for
the past seven years, and those com
mitted to his care give evidence OF ad-
yancement and thorough training. May
7 this school be attended by even greater
siIcc IS iii tie coming sessions. \ !.
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Large. lale Flat llrtrh AMI Drum
Had cabbage plants now reidy. price
at nursery 81 per OGo, packed +. o. b.
at sl.25 per 1.ooo-5.OOn for 81. Nn-
tumn King, the finest late variety IN
trorlncsd at % cents per 10n. Pot grown
strawberry plants of Great Pacific. Mrs.
Cleveland, Parker Earle. M;clrls EARLY
and 40 other varieties ready in July and
August ut low ralfs. Write ut one
for price list. MCMATu Bsos..
Onley. Va.
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NoTIcE.-As the season for credit
has expired. and has left us III rather
bad shape. all indented to us, therefore,
are earnestly request ed tn help MS tn
NEE our old bills which now dne
and must he Iaid. On and after
18th of June we will sell for cash or
prAiuce and INV prices will hp tile in
,iucrment5 offered Lo our customers.
Thanking tlleln for past tayurs we shall
rndeavor tonprit their continuance in
The future. i. U. Doughty Il son, Elk
nm
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Col. Geo. w. Garter, one of the finest
orators Of the country will address the
ueople OF Accomac in the interest OF
the Good Templar organization during
this month at following places: Oman.
cock NJ. Il. Church, South, 22nd, la
M; louisville NJ. E. Church, South,
72sd, 8 p. M; Town Hall, Onancock,
ssd, 3 p. m.: Drummondtown, oath, s
D. NJ: Gullford, 25th. I p. No.; Ever
green church, Hacks Neck, a6tli, p.
M; Pungoteague, eth, S p. M; Grad
dock. lille, 2Sth, II p. M; Garrison's
Chapel, Goth, SIP. M, Belle Haven, 29th
- D. m. .ts -
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d.hincOIen.ue-

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Conant, the contractor.
has completed club house on Wallop's
Beach.
Six ice cream saloons help Ia supply
the wants of the inner man i'll our town
at present.
Capt, John W. Bunting has: opened
his asl factory and his boats come In
! loaded daily.
Another handsome storehonse has
been completed here for the occupancy
of Lynch s. Son, of Maryland.
A census of our oyster and fish in
dustrips is being taken by Capt. r. r.
Slant, under orders from the U. S. Gov
erntnent.
The contract for fixing roof on Nal
lop's Island Life Saving Station has
been awarded to MI. Robert Mock, OF
Assawoman, at a price of S63.
The mud.digger used in opening Up
the canal between Chincoteague and
Delaware bays was towcd by tngboat
to New York for repairs last week.
! About II miles Of the canal has eeen
cut by the digger.
Mr.. Geo. r. Coleburn has purchased
handsome dwelling in our town, and
now that the cage has been prepared
has, It is said, fair prospect of secnr'
ing handsome bird for same from
upper part of the Island.
Our round potato crop is heing rapid
" forwarded to market. Tie yield to
acreage planted will be very large, and
the potatoes are of such superior quail
lty that they sell readily for % to SO
cents per barrel more than any others
in market.
Arrivals at Atlantic this week: ]. a.
| Elligood. Phila.; NJ. F. Lamb, Dover.
DEL; Geo. w. Nealy, M. f. Selby, VII
mington; Jas. H. McGlouther, George
town, Del: NJ j. Byrd, Baltimore; Thos.
Campbell, North Carolina: John Ayres,
Girdletree; r. r. Slant. Capt. Samuel
Davis, Thomas C. Kellam. George w.
Brown, E. C. Collins. +. E. Bunting,
F. E. Jones, E. F. Messick. John Por-
ter, Avery Donovan, Accomac.
Chesconnessix.
A new storehouse is being built by
Capt. John W. Marsh, on his Fort
George property opposite hut separated
by creek from his present stand.
Mrs. Mary Ayres, very estimable
I lady, wife of Edward Ayres, died Sat
urday, 7th inst. of consumption, aged
"a years. Funeral services over her at
Leathcrbury chapel were largely at
| tended.
Some u or IA boats are engaged in
the crab industry in this section, and
the daily catch of each person nets
them from 81 to sl.5O per day. They
are sold here TO parties from Crisfield
att cents piece,
Children's Day service at Leather
bury chapel last Sunday was we'll at
tended, and successful and pleasant
affair in al respects. Over one hun,
ired children, members of the Sunday
! school were present, which togethes
with tho teachers and visitors, filled
the church to OVERLOOKING. The exer'
ercises consisted Of an opening address
-Eby Sydney Isley, rpmasks by the pastor
music AID lecitations by tile children
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A communication from Mr.. Vim. II.
Parker, authorizes the announcement,
that the firm of Fairbanks q Parker.
commission m erchants, New York, has
dissolved and that he is now doing bus
mess on his own account at So Jay St..
n. y. His Shipping No. isS6. The
old stencils Of Fairbanks & Parker can
be used in shipping produce to new firm
of VIM. II. Parker.
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Read what w. c. Coleburn & Son
have TO say in our issue of today. Their
stock of goods is new, very large and
complete. They want you to call and
examine them, ard will make it both
pleasant and profitable to You to do so.
They have big bargains to offer yeu.
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To the n emocrn,. of Accomae coun,y

The Democrats of this county are re
qnested to assemble inmass meeting III
the Court House, on June court dav.
monday, 3oth inst The OBJECT OF the
meeting is TO determine upon the mode
of selecting delegates to represent this
conltyin the approachingCong
ConyAntion for2tle lst District. Large
meeting requested Respectfully.
j. W.7BowD0TN.
County Chairman.
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Our now supply of turnlp seed will be
in about June oOth-Purple Top. Strap
Leaf, yellow Globe. Improved Ruts
Baga, and Seven Top for green's at 8
cents per ounce, so cents per pound
postpaid to your postoffice at above
price. Order at once:
MUMATH Bros, Unliy, Va =
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Nr. John f. Bradford. engaged in
taking the census of the oyster indus
srv from Assnwcman and Guilford
creeks to Pungoteague ard Machipun-
10 creeks under orders from Uncle
Sam. reports good progress-and that
nart,es interested are willing to give
free and full information,
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4 meeting OF the Board of Super
visors has been called by The chairman
for Monday. The 23rd dav of June.
This is The last meeting of tile year
which ends June 3Oth. and it is hoped
that each meuber of the Beard will be
present.
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Miss Carrie Blodwater, daughter of
DR.. J. E. Brodwater, and Miss May
Matthews, daughter of Mr.. A. s. Mat
fhews, both Of Temperanceville, are
full graduates of Suffolk Female Insti-
tute this session. Both also receive
medals, the former on Latin, music and
penmanship, and the latter tor deport-
ment. Tie valedictory, too, was de-
livered by Miss I;rodwater before the
Victoria Literary Society and it is said,
was q production of rare merit. We
tip our hat TO "our sweet girl grad
uates.n
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DR.. GEO. B. Zell. dentist, pocomoke
City. Will be at Accomac G. H., on the
first day of next county court, June 3oth.
to offer his professional services to the
public and can lie seen at his room at
hotel.
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NOTES.-The firm Of w. G.. Hoff-
man s. Son will be dissolved by mutua
consent Sept. Ist. Allpersons indebted
to said firm are earnestly requested t.
come forward aud settle, on or before
tile above time. No favors will be
shown TO any one. as the business must
be settled by Sept. lst. G.. b. Hoff-
man will resume business at old stand.
Respectfully, w. G. Hoffman Il Son.
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The returns of the assessors of land
for the county of Accomac. show al in
crease in the value of lands IN the last
five wears. in the upper parish of Sl29,-
$50, in the lower parish CT Slo5,625.
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prcsin,hs ELDERS Appointments.

Eastern Shore District, third round;
Drnmmondtown Amiss' Chapel, June
81, %.
District Conference will convene at
Onancock, Tuesday. July Is, ats a. m.
Opening sermon at II II. M. by Rev j.
VI. Anderson. Subject" lhe Peculiar
Doctrines and l'olity Of the NJ. F..
Church, Sontll.''
]. D. HANK. p. E.
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Upshur B. Qulnby, special commits
sioner will, on the premises, on Satur-
day. July 5, 1890. at :! nj. make sale of
valuable dwelling and store.house, and
building lots. ON Sykes Island.this coun-
ty,the property OF John T.Lewis, deceas-
cd. This is a good chance for persons in
the oyster and fish business to procure
homes. For further particulars see
posters.
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Geo. F. par,amole, special commits.
sioner, will sell at public auction 4p'
m. today Saturday on the premises
near Keller station. that part Of the
farm of which Francis A. Downing.
died, seized and possessed, which was
lately assigned by commissioners ia
John +. Downing. The tract has upon
it a new two story dwelling and all
necessary out-bulldings.
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Mr.. David Mason will sell at public
auctl,n, on his premises near Leemont.
ON Friday, next, June 9th, the whole
of his personal property, consisting ia
part ofhonsehold and kitchen furniture,
horse, cattle, hogs carriage, cart. plows,
sc. Sale to commerce promptly at III
q. m. Terms made known on day of
sale
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Fon RENT For Yelr 1891 ora term
or years, nl farm Cellar Grove, con-
thinning ahont 500 acres. situated about
2 mills frogl Birds Nest staff IN. North
amptuns county. IL is convenient TO
CHURCHES. schools. post oflice-has fine
water advantages. AMI resources upon
farm aresabundant. For further par.
ticllars add, ess II. II. Wilkins, Bridge
town, Va.
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Mr.. I. Gordon, Onancock, is selling
off at cost as will Le seen by an adver-
tisement in our columns today. Gallon
him and Sc cure the bargains he offers
you.
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A trotting race will come off on
BELLE Haven race track, July 4th. be-
tween Betsy Springer, owned by "m'
l. James and Modoc, .Ir.. owned hy
Cary Savage. fora purse Of $40.
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NoTIcE-All kinds OF well pumps
driven 10y the undersigned at fair prices
many part Of the cousty-dpe well
pumps specially. All material fur
nisilt'lif desired. john G.. Boice, Parks
ley. Va.
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Mr.. Sam'l j. Stevenson, sealer OF
weights and measures, will make tour
through the county next week for the
nurpose of attending TO the duties per-
tanning to his office.
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A meeting Of Ocean Lodge. ll6. A.
T. and A. NJ, will be held i'll their hall
at Wachapreague on 24th inst, st.
Johns day, for The purpose CT installing
officers. elect for ensuing term.
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NorIcE-Stolen from Prof. ]. T..
Littl-ton. June 6sh, n l.rge shepherd
dog with dark hair. 2 months old
Five dollars will he gwen for his return
to W. w. I,rIckhonse. Belle Haven, Va.
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Mr.. Jos. r. Riggs will sell at public
auction . p. m. today. at Gniltord, two
rslcels of land. which formerly be-
lonrtd 10 Ann Eliza Tunnel. deceased.
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FoR SALE.--By the undersigned at
private contract. one acrezaf 1an:l with
gond dwelling thereon. In Craddock-
vile. known as the Aslimead lot. For
terms and other particulars apply to E.
S. Wise or John w. TTyslop.
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Mr.. John A. Bundick having finished
his work of abstracting the mortgage
Indebtedness Of this county has gone TO
northampton fol the same purpose.
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Our little friend Ruhie Oldham was
awarded the silver medal for general
procress' at Miss Sally Parramore S
school which closed on Thursday.
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Judge Gunter spent the most of this
week in Richmond in attendance upon
Board of Trustees of Richmond College,
of which he is member.
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For liENr-For wear 1891 II Gon1 sea-
side farm near TTallnck. For particu-
lars apply to Mrs. L. A. Downing,
Exmore, Va.
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The Baptist Association commences
this year August 18th. at iioiles churc'
the centennial year of that church.
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w hite Goods.

And in that line we have some lovely
things this season. Be sue and look
through our stock if you are needing
anything this summer in that linz. Our
stock Of Notions is fuller this season
titan usual. We have several novelties
among them some beautiful Cashmere
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls and
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improvements to our county jail au-
thorized by Board of Supervisors. have
been almost completed. It's now being
painted.
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nRANE poNEs,
Merchant Tailor,
PoooMoKE CITY, MD.

Will visit Accomac G. H., the first
day of every county court, with fine
line of samples of goods for suits
suitable to the season.
A member of the firm has made
himself thoroughly proficient in
cutting.b long experience in city.
First class fit and low prices
guaranteed.
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Cant. John w. Marsh, offers for sale
in another column of the ENTEhrRiSE
a yelrnble schooner.
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WANTED-About rs or SO tons of egg
coal, medium size, 224O lbs. TO the ton.
to be delivered at the different school
houses in Lee District whichever called
fof by tile teachers Of said district. not
more than one ton at a time-the first
10 be delivered 1st day of October. Bids
will BIZ received and opened at Oman
cock Wednesday, July 9tir, next. VIM.
A. Burtou, Clerk.
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True merit hound TO win and :he
Royal brand Of -four still in tile lead as
the Lest flour ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold by Jas. Niger s. Co.
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For SALE-Two registered Jersey
hull calves-price SIS each. Apnly to
Orris d. Browne. Cane Charles Va.
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Purity continues to be praised by all
good housewives, who have tried ltas the
best ever used, price considered. Call
on your merchants for it. JAS Myer
s. Co.
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Winter Patent. sold by Jas. Niger &
Co., is !. cheap llJnr of rare merit.
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Fon SALE.-Canoe. slx6, two years
old and in good condition. Is u fast
sailel and will he sold cheap. r. j..
Bell, Onancock, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Eastern Shore Agricultural Far
commences August Goth, continuing
four days.
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IF you wish to save money, buy your
tobacco Of F. w. Byrd, representative
of Jas. Myer & Go.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED "A sAennd hand ice hox.
Write. giving price &C., to w. A. Biloxi
ON, Locustv lie, Va.
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TOMATO PLANTS For sale at rs cents
per dozen. Send cash with order to Or
.ris "a. Browne, Cape Charles, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-06-21

SCHOONER FOR SALE-The under
sieneu offers fer sale 1T private con
tract. schooner VIM. T. Villas. 3 yeins
OLD of 20 tons register. capacity 500
bushels OF oysters. well fitted, in gaod
order and an extra sailer. Can be seen
ut Maish's wharf Chesconnessix. For
further Iai ticula's. w lite IN John ".
Marsh, ChssconnessiX z. O,