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Hasn't Met His Ideal.

~ hs EdtoT'
The reason so many young men don't
marry rssts solely IN the fact that they have
not met their ideal. Every sensible person.
after attaining maturity Of mind aud com-
petsncy TO support wife. looks about him
for life mats. Aud IN = congeniAl union
lies the essence of true happinssg. All Joys,
all pleasures aud delights are insignidcSnt /
to the Bliss OF hOlne,
An uumAri led man leads an unsettled life.
He has no hopes, no ambition and no insni-
ration to lead him onward; he feels forsaken.
But he has an ideal, and knows what kind
OF wife he desires. Judging as class, he
fears the shAllowness OF youthful love- the
misery Of . superficial house, vile aud the
gloom OF an uncongeniAl companion,
Ihe uncertainty OF his future makes him
timid and that feeling 10 often increas ed
by the giddy girls he meets, who tAmper
with his affections and play with his purse
SLringA
But the standard he has set il permanent
and when no linda his ideal he marTIss IN
The conviction Of obtaining = true aud de
voted Nife- II.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
Conditions

THR EVENING WORLDS gift Of Estey's best
make piano in any wood desired by the re-
cip'ept viii be awarded to the most popular
female Sunday-school teacher.
She must teach In q sunday y-school In the
state OF New York or New Jersey or Con-
necticut.
Neither .ect nor creed will he considered In
thiS contest, IL Ia open to all female Sun
uay-schOol teachers OF every creed.
:, Tho voter must use the ballot printed in
writing in the blank spaces the name OF The
voters fAVorite Sunday-sohool teacher. des-
gnating her SundAy-sehool and its locG-
tion, aud signing the ballot with the name
and address of the voter,
Ballots must be ine.oAed in envelopes aud
Addressed to the Teacher Editor RyE-
NIE0 Womb, 81 PARK Row, New York. ="
The evening world., 1890-05-26
Went of Money.

Marriage ia not . trivial step. bat one
fTsught With the greatest con squences, ana
therefore the seleeJ.ou should no; be rash OF
= Essty one. DlheTsut Hotiyea deter dner-
ent people from embracing the married
stAir, hat think they AL hinge on tie two
nlsiu e4useS-Hans OF money ana difficulty
IN getuag matched.
The Young men Of this ecu tuIy are shrsWl
aud learned. can read soulAnS chATsct r
pretty we'll. and are not foolish euough 10
ETDpoAe to ssery cOquetie who may uOI Le
abIe TO COOK chop or make up = Ahirk
tnsufheiency OF money and suficieucy of
amusement do much In Keeping us slnxle.
PAX.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
YREEgB THEM OUT.

The madness which 10 declared 10 pre-.
cede the destruction which the gods con.
template has evidently ssired tho lee
barons. Unless all signs fail they are
preparing the way for their own dsstruo-
tion ~ Q way most rash and illeonsid-
cred. But. then, II IL characteristic Of
moaepolissio Rissd 70 rush blindly when
once started towards the goal Of apparent
eain.
Aluest without exception the local re-
tail prioe Of loo TO-DAY IL e20 per ton.
And this whom pure Maine loo can Be
.Arcaeht 10 our WhaTves ct % per ton.
There. Thea, 10 Q pgoAt Of 800 per cent. 10
divide smonG tAs vasious handlers. before
The eaasll consumer b reechsd, sad The
basons set tbs hiEssss shAss Of H.
The lea barons shoald Be- pFonptS and
saeetaAily iFcssh est -
The evening world., 1890-05-26
THE LEADERS
The 81. Louis College Baseball Club
Jumps Into Second PlaC,.
A Hot Contest for "The Evening
Worlds" Beautiful Banner.

The st. Louis College Club. OF o2I wcs
Fifty-eiRhth street, this city, enter THr
EVENING WoELD Amateur Baseball Club
Contest to- day and at once jumps into second
place with 715 votes AZ a starter.
The Grimes Baseball Club still keeps the
lead. however, and has forced its total vote
up TO .220.
The West BerGens, Of West Bergen. Jer.
sey City. ere new in the race. but they seize
upon third place as theirs BY virtue OF 0jS
allots.
The Erics are thus releaated to fourth
place with GAO. while the Alpines come
along IN iifth position with $50.
Voters are requ ested not to fold their bal
lots and are again reminded 70 Eli out the
Iame with their compete names and adj
dresses as well as the full name and loca ahOn
(or secretarys adiress) OF tncir favorite
club. Defective ballots cannot be counted.
Caution should be used, In sending ballots
by mail, that the postage is fully prepaid,
otherwise ballots may not reach their des-
tnation.
All amateur players are requested to send
in news Of their clubs and games, which
will be published in the First tditlon and
Sporting Extra Of THE FvENINI WoRID,,
The amateur baseball olub WHICH Khai be
rated the most popular in New York, New
Jersey or Connect. cut in this CONTEXT will
mo WoRLD. IL will be made by urumbach
4 Grote. ofNo. 125 Hudson street. and the
contest will close early enough To permit
the winning club to display 1t Tor moro than
half Of tho basebnll season.
The list Of competing clubs and their vote
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ITHLETEs IN Re aoi.

EEsshaIR ITsS Who FFOksd the Yale "Lsysu p
10 yiot0zy IN ths race With tho AtslantAs is son
Si bssyt7n IVss. the banker, Of tAis city.
=. @. FuAsE. the eEsSk hHTdler ana runner Of
the AsS jersey Athlete Club. has FoarosIy rot
Die sroSth a. yst. nsis enc OF the nosl prom Is
iEs youas athlstss OF ibs day.
!. 9. Cal Ath u Ssa nIsd By the other mstn
bsEs q tie AiAisnta Boat Cub. he Il holding
aosA eeS go IN TIE i1nioF four 10 brilliant
slyls.
Lev kAzFPs tAs middle zdistsAes aysF of ths
AsS H0sk AtAlstis cinh. Afull q piueh. as
a. laass : HaAs - AlzjAlf q ths olssssls
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1Hs rnu 70 sToR.

The time to sall haiti b the ocean rae
ise ~ The vssAt sssanaships came long
aso.-lens before human hvss he'd BEEN
kivsa ~ to strssgthsn The call. II eomss
psain now in vIav Of ysstsfdsy'a svsaA In
ne hisbor With fosee end Al sArnsst-
pss4 Which cannot b disFsRardsd. This
psrilesA criminal pasAins nsss sten.
Raeipg 10 sn sxhiirasine spoEt for
tAa psstieipaats and fsaeinsaing one foE
those who wateh. bat vhan II 10 INDUCED
IN 81 peril Of life. not only 10 The Sacing
hoas's own passengers bat 10 psopls On
any other cEsfs ehanoins 70 be In the
sane waters. u has ceased 10 Be sport-it
b playing With murder.
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wouid like 70 haye her accompany him
dresse in poat calico dress. male simply
but taste.unY; sensible hat, = pair OF
shocs that teel comfortable to the feet and
pair Of cotton gloves
| think the young gentleman would decide
70 houor more stylish young lady with in
yitationa In the future.
The average young men OF to-day are 20
deeply in love with themselves they do not
The evening world., 1890-05-26
Love Comes to All,

To hs Editor:
Trus marriage, we are taught to believe,
10 made in heaven. The basis of such q
marriage Is love. pure aud simple, induced
primarily by coDgeniality.
Why young mon do not marry is because
they have never chanced to meet that other
life, without which this life 10 incomplete.
do not affirm shat all men marry simply
FOR love, but that those who remain single
let Cupid's little arrow pierce the heart OF
any man, be he old or young, rich or poor,
and hia trm and perhaps selhsh resolutions.
conducive to bachelorhood, depart. leaving
him with but one object in yiew-his love,
for whom ho will strive until he win her.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
The Young Men Lack Courage.

The Young Men Lack Courage.
To hs Editor ..
The young women Of to-day are better fit
ted for the marriage relation than they ever
we're before, and II any young men who are
able TO support a wife comfortably mot lux
aolutely necessary) do not marry. the fault
lies with the young meu--they need courage
badly. OF course. q great deal can be said
on both sides on such topic as this, and II
yoneg men o So moi msrry @ ai n,cny,. ny th ths
young women cannot tor will mott decide ior
themselves.
IL IL not 20 much lack Of courage with
them ~ "a making up OF their minds"
What young men need-and need badly as
said bofore--is courage. They are afraid.
too many Of them, TO marry. II. q.
The evening world., 1890-05-26

A Missing FreiEhter on the South
Shore Road Found After Many
Days.
For months Eox car, that for present
purposes may be known as No. I, Ds.
has been bo,herins the man who keeps
track of the cars on the south Shore road.
says the Marquette Mining Journal. He
has traced II TO n certain station aud there
ell track Of il was lost
In the mountainous region OF the fer
West O csr has been known to tumble
down precipice and thus become lost,
but here such thing could not happen.
The subject OF the mysterious car grew
upon his mind to such an extent that he
determined 10 ind that ear or perish IN
the attempt. Accordingly he went few
weeks aEo TO the station at which place
the car was last heard from. and starred
after ,he truanL box car.
Coming down the line TO q point but
a few ,milss ahoye lShpeullng, he went y
on hranch to . uiine that Is smell
shipper and where the track Is not kspt
open in Winter.
Getting mile or so out on the branch
be suddenly ran onto No. l,4ba
Upoa lnYssu alton he found that farmer
whu lived in the vic nifty had been aud
was Etlil, usng the car rs harm. there
being six harses la iha car at the tims,
Jt Is needless t say that the track vas
ploughed out tho next hundAy. and The
laEnler'A barn IL now engaged In the wheat
tr.sftc.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
Save Money, Young Men.

10 the kdiior
Plenty Of girls are waiting 10 enter the
matrimonial field, but the men are not
ready. Their financial condition will not
permit them. Their inability to furnish a
homo makes them pause. They save moth
ips for some future day, but spend as
they 20.
vhn,Sss 'ounG dnan La saIea something'
the result would be more encouraging to
him. But he lacks the will-poWrr 10 refrain
from foolish expenditures upon thinaa that
iced the mind temporarily and then are
gone.
ltmcre young men regarded their future
as . serious matter hardly think We would
be apt to ask why they don marry"
A. FAREWELL
The evening world., 1890-05-26

MAxsyisLD KRo. arrested for hoFas-
stealing In Missouri, 10 dstsxminsd that
not for that mean oasnss shall he live In
erlnipai history. He ooafsssea 10 having
murdered man and to being the gilt
edged robbsr who, over year aGo. COM
paiied ths President Of Denver bank. ct
the peril OF loaded pistol and bottled
dynamite, to sigu and cash and deliver
over the proceeds Of q S2t. 600 cheek.
The evening world., 1890-05-26

Those desirous of voting in this contest
must I'LL out the above ballot and inclose II
in am envelope addressed to the Popular
Baseball Club Editor, EVENING WORLD. r.
D. box 1884, New York City.
Any person may vote.
The contest will close early 20 that the
club winning the beautiful banner which
will be the prize may display IL for more
than half Of the present season.
Coupons must be 80 cut as to show the
whole OF the banner printed above the
blanks.
The prize banner will be made by Messrs
Grumbach 4 Grote. OF 125 Hudson street
aud will be in everyway worthy OF the cause
in which IL will be won.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
BACHELORS REASONS
Why They Prefer Single Bl.SSedn.sS
10 W.dlOCk.
Some Remarks from Girls Of
the Subject.
Send In Your Reason and Win the
Gold Double Eagle.
CONDITIONS.

Lst,eys must not conss, or more than 200
toords. ana should Be wrttteH on one side Of
the paper.
Names sbon'd accompany each letter, noi
necessarily ror publication, but FOR good
Juth.
No MSS. 'eu' be returned unless accom-
painted op DUsD'J' stamps.
A cold double eagle Dm be dtoorded 10 the
best dnstper.
AdfreS all letters 10 Marriage Question
Editor, y. o. Bog 2. 354.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
How Is This. Boys >

~ 'as EiiieT
The msa talk about not ssFninR money
enough 70 snBoort the yo1DE LADY Of to-day
on seeoaai Of her sxsTsVsgsEes. Bat What
yoaRS gentleman Y thers sh0 sshds y0aas
lady an inEitatisa = 81 sssalns tsosVaisa
and bouquet e het.bolss aessrs % UsaE
The evening world., 1890-05-26

The Volunteer will noe TO abroad this
year to carry the HtAss and Stripes in the
race for the BrsntOn Reef Cup. II is too
had, for The gallant esiitrs-boArdes would
have given our English cousins lesson
IN how TO get there.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
Age No Rarriar.
IFlaA. b EIelnHQLl

Why, the bare t'sa, mGmmg. Of ms
loving and marrying old hr. JobsonG 70
aAnie. Mamie. my girl. ihink = nc.
Jon s2te your father :"
.o,',s. shy; !. n,ssaasE: saa ,g9s4I question. OF
. Vel. hF. Jobson y no older thaa yoaI
.tsnsk 90 h0s oan his sge - any Obiec-
The evening world., 1890-05-26

Cheerful Citizen TAAnz. having glrdsd
The slebs IN six.y-savea dAys. IL noa yet
sstiIasa. He says that ~ eAa make the
sirsai. In fosty-sleAt dsyA ssd may Try IL
aext October. Meanwhile he will lecture.
The evening world., 1890-05-26

The London woEkinsman has raised his
yaleA ssSiasa the haa1 es foreign isbOE.
and monster nsas-nssaias has baen
arranged Ia emphasis tie protest.
The evening world., 1890-05-26

siEee KzanGLSA has been Informed that
bia ease has gone adversely his spirits
have fallen. and he shows his dissaiisfae-
tion By not reading the Bible a, hsEato-
fore.
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Ne Was m Luck.

klAe@as HsAAizaisA NJ
Asse - Eot sh n rear Vsst :" saksd
zlla4l@s4lzs ~ ! ceaarsssaasn.
"a aal1 sanfaes thaA ] hassa'L aAd
.zzse4 sYeg ~ Eslt kADpy hseAaaS -
4s@ - Ae44g u kl1 ll1assIl
The evening world., 1890-05-26

Farmer MiunerbrOok-sAy. young man,
thar Amt no tishin' lowed in this ere
stream.
Mr.. Rodney FlycASter-Why. didn't ace
any sign upl
Farmer .slipnegbTOok-Meb not; an
here until ye kin get over th ience.
Lady dn tone Of sympathyl-HoW is your
husband to-day, Aunt Dmah9
Aunt Dinah (gloomilyl-Hes mighty bad
Oh, Mas MATT. Two Of his lungs ~ tOsto-
tally gone an dc EeaNe is done gun 70 work
ORR annIher one.
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He obeysd orders.

lAFoA a. ExeAaasa
Mother Ito young son who has been dinins
With the neighhordl-Had = good diRnsE.
jimmy
Jun -fiP-top.
Mother-I hogs you didn't ask twice fsE
jimmie, rns'snl. asked tsres tinsG
The evening world., 1890-05-26

WILLIAM HoFFEY, 20 LEWIS STREET.
My throst feIt dry and erseked and when wonil
swallow anything IL you'd feel though YES swell
LOVING sandpapsr Ny ness was stopped no, and
telt dry snd cracked just like my throat. II wSs 81
ways full Of dry seabs. and couldn't breetbe
is th9 very worst kind and tho hardest TO eurp, ]
nn nsn Pains p in my chest.shsrp ps,ps a. though
wnen would s,9oE ever yoald get diszy. and
overythi would blur and swim before my eyes
- doctorsd and doctorsd, but nothing I did
vould give me rolief for nore thsp . day eFtve,
tired all stSts OF sprays but nothing seemed TO help
me, and hnally went to Doctoys Mccoy and Wild
man. When won't to them I didn't have much
getting any germaneut relief that hadn't shy faith
In getting relief from Doctors Mccoy and Wildmau
But alter the second weeks treatine emit began 70
gst hitter s,d kept np soinS regularly until nov
any more. y nose 70 perfectly free aud thoss pains
IN my chest are sl gone and don't have that dizzy
feeling any more. i arr almost cured, and believe
thoroughly cpIo me in short time"
Doctors McCoy and wildman furuish all meit
cines and their charges are very moderate.
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some Potent ReAsons.

10 re Editor
The reasons are manifold and differ nat
urflly with individual cases, but the lead
ing causes are not so very difficult to trace
They arc; %
The faulty aud careless bringing up o.
girls by their parents. which leads TO q GER
tain dvarflng OF those qualities of refine
ment, geptleness, self-sacrltice and naideniy
dinnity--i in word. 10 the duiinR Of the pre-
eininontly feminine qualities 30 captivatinl q
TO the male Henses.
Femininity II, after all 10 the great ma
joritv OF men, the leading charm in woman.
and this charm, bad training and the pre-
yailing craze to Affect mAsculinity are rap.
idly tending to blunt. obscure and destroy.
The absence Of seriousness Of purpOse aid
depth Of character. which leads to failure
to incnlcate in men aonse Of respt CT, which
IL the first step towards true love.
The failure To- study men seriously and as
tain what interest, charms and holds
them.
Foolishly. exaggerated ideas Of many girls
as to tho benefits marriage should bring
them.
The high cost OF rents and the growing
elaboration aud consequent costlinesu OF
woman's dress. GERykisE.
The evening world., 1890-05-26

IVs0SV Hssleas ruAaTsF .sss aialisksa
- TVS Woslb - 4, Hss nalf .sAEa alfas.
f1oh esls. ls9a as's - aazas,ra 2 - l'sl|
- =. llEl ;. -. ~
The evening world., 1890-05-26

FWfTVTF
In your columns Won offer prize for the
best reason for young men not marrying.
Why not at the sa me time allow a column TO
young ladies in which to defend themsel yea
against the remarks mado by tome OF those
young men who Judge the fair seX by the
handful they may refer tot
COMMON SESsE.
This contest Is open to both sexes, and
THE EVENING WORLD would be pleased to
receive and publish such remarks as young
women may have to make on the subject. -
EDl
The evening world., 1890-05-26

sE..s' 60 ss.:laE sgg. - -; :; ''.'P'
The evening world., 1890-05-26

Vulturs feathers aud haminRo qnills are
used for trimming Sortiss de bal by the Arst
costumeu. Peacock silk plush with this
trimming is quito regal looking.
The evening world., 1890-05-26
How He Came by Thsm.

lRsR tAs Datrsb free PSSss.l
FTiond-Yon have = 10. OF agricultural in
pls.neIt'. Who're did you get themf
KAnssS MAn-ThsY fell to me,
than to you, eh -
Nc, no; cyelone did the work"
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WA1CRMAH HOFFErs sTOHY,
now re BsUFFBRED WITH CATARuH
AND HOW RB WAS CURBD.

BE Told Reporter thss he DoefereS
SO MscA Withows ASS Fsrs,sss.s
Benef, hss he He'd Ai-,ess atvsH
UP 'When he Wsns to Dpetsrs 1rscsv
aud FHdman.
william HoHsy Z ysrI iptsllis.gs Eoed.leotlss
not far from the Grand street ferry He h the dsf
wstohmsn Of the New York CITY Roller Hlour hnkp
st the corner Of Brovme aud Lewis streets. one ef
the biggest four mills IN the country. ~. Honsy
hss been employed there for the past nins yt,fa
He har = eosy home, pleasant vito snd prpttl
litsle Rirl. TO a reporter who called On him ths
other day Mr. Hofey said:
The evening world., 1890-05-26
USED THE CAR FOR A BARN.

A Missing FreiEhter on the South
Shore Road Found After Many
Days,
The evening world., 1890-05-26

Cellars are either cut very high or very
lov--thsrs u no medium. Save with tailor
suits linen collars are not worn. Many Of
the house dresses have . bow Of ribbon
pinned under tho ear a. finish. Crepe.
ruchss and pieot ribbons are not much used
In the nscka Of dresse,.
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Capt. John w. Bunting-This is to
certify that your AccOnac Phosphate
gave me better results by far than any ]
have ever used for potatoes, &C., l shall
useit next season, as | got no potatoes
from anything else used.
Geo. II. Justice, Atlantic
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VIRGINIA-ln the circnitconrt
for the county of Acconlack. in the
vacation of the said court, the 2nd
day Of January, A. D., 1890.
Mary Crowson,a married woman>
who sues by William Drnmmond.
her next friend. Plaintiff.
against
Isaac Observation-Disclosures.
Tn Chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain 81 decree of divorce a u1ncnl0
matrimonii for the plaintiff from
the defendant.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk of the said court that
the defendantin The above entitled
cause lis a non-reSidenr ofthe State
of Virginia, on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her attorney, 1t is or
dered that he do apnearshe,e with
in fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is neceS-
sary to protect his interests; and
that this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE,
newspaper published at Accomack
G. H., Virginia, and also
posted at the front door of the
court house OF the said county on
the first day OF the next TEL rim Of the
county court of the said county.
Test: John d. Grant, c. G
A Copy
Test: John D. Grant, G. C.
S. T. Ross, p. q.
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vI1sGlNl Ain rlie circnitcourt
for the county oi A@nnncl. in the.
vacation nfthr said cnnrt. the 9th.
day OF November. a. d., 1850.
Thomas Keliher, who sues for
himself and all other tile unsatisfi.
ed creditors of William Evans, de-.
ceased. who will come in AMI con.
tribute their due proportion of the
costs and expenses OF this snit.
Plaintiff.
against
John Fl. Wise, Sheriff of lie conn
ty OF Accomack and as such admin
istrator of the personal estate of
William Evans, deceased, Sallie a.
Evans, Richard Evans and Rhoda,.
bis wife, in right of said wife, Emily
Evans, Peter Disc and Mary W.,
his wife, in right OF said wife,
Thomas Ross and Kate. his wife,
ir right of said wife, Egbert g.
Evans, Almer II. Evans. Olus Bar.
elson and Nellie T., his wife, in
right of said wife, William D.
Evans, Eflie l.. Evans, an infant.
Maggie Evans, Zadock Lewis AMI
Elite j., his wife, in right of said
wife, Eva Evans, Severn j. Evans
and Sallie Evans, he said Maggie
Evans, Ettie j. Lewis. EVA Evans.
Severn j. Evans AMI SalIie Evans.
being Observation-Disclosures,
In Chanccry.
The object oftlliS snit is TO snl,
ject the land of which William
Evans died seized and possessed
TO the payment of his debts.
4 At1ida a,1p cl aaKRGg hf s said
that Emily Evans, Maggie Evasssy
Zadock Lewis and Ettie j.. lisI
wife, Eva Evans, Severn j. Evans
and Sallic Evans, seven of the
defendants in the above entitled
cause, are non residents OF The
State of Virginia, Oh the motion Of
the plaintiff, by his Attorney, il is
ordered that they, the said nom
residerl defendants, do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests, aud that this order
he published once IL week for four
successive weeks in the "PENIN
sULA ENTERPRISE" q newspaper
published ut Accomack q. H., Vir
ginia and also posted at the front
door of the court house Of the said
county on the first day Of the nexl
term of the county court OF the
said county.
TEST: John ID. Grant, C. G.
A Copy.
Test: John D. Grant, C. G.
j. w. G. Blackstone, p. q.
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and island property desirable resi-
s0rehouses special list OF me the town of
Onaneock.
authorizing the sale of real property Of description
on Eastern Shore of Virginia desired ~
. Extensive advertising done.
Caleiuatention given good
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SEASIDE FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale:
at private contract, Il valuable seal
side farm situated in "Wbite's
Neck" about ~ miles from ParkS-
ley, containing about 120 acreS,
safy outhouses in good fGijOls: y
is in a good state of cultivationl
having been occupied by the same
tenant for ten years, is we'll adapt.
ed TO the growth of all kinds Of
trucks. or would make splendid
stock farm, having good pas ufe
open to the water. 1t is well TIN
bered and has on it an abundance
of resources. For terms and other
particulars call Oh or address
DIR. j. r. SLBDGE,
rarkSlcy. Va.
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ANALYSIS

Agents. P Barnes Mappsvle; Capt SamH J. Atlantic;
r. Hickman paksley B. W. Mcars Son. Keller W. B. Pitts Onley
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18
FOR SALE AT
PRIVATE CONTRACT

A tract of land containing sixty
acres, located within one mile of
Iiorntown, Accomac county, "a,
and Immediately upon the mann
comfy road. with water grist
mill in good condition, and small
rnsidencta and outbnilings thereon.
Tie soil is kind and adapted to
trucks and other crops, with an
ample supply of wood and an
abundance of pine skaters and
other resources for manure.
Terms of sale accommodating.
Most of the purchase money can
stand for long time if desired by
the purchaser. Apply to
ESTHER j. SELDY,
BIoxom station, Va.
or SOLOMON T. JOHNSON,
Horntown, va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-01-18

+" stops for passengers Oh signal toconductor
X" daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
Il. B. Cooke. Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfnlk.Va