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KILDARE.

KILDARE.
Edward Kennedy, j. p, Baronsrath
the Protestant chairman OF the Belbridse
Board of Guardians, was few days ago
presiding over largely attended meet
ing Of the Board, when the cleak read a
letter from T. Harrington, M. P Secre-
tary to the Tenants Defense Association,
asking the Guardians to name six DEL
egates to attend the County Dublin Con-
vention of the association. Mr.. Kipa'-
rick, Conservative, objected to the Board
naming any delegates, as it was no part
of the business of the Guardians. The
chairman said it was the business of the
chairman of any pubic board to acrept
any resolution that affected the prosper
ity of the country. Colonel Dease, the
Duke OF Leinster and others supported
resolution against the appointment of
the delegates, but upon poll beng
taken it was decided by ID to to send
delegates to the convention. The dele
gates were then appointed, two OF them
being Protestant magistrates.
KILKENNY.
G. Quinn has been elected Mayor of
Kilkenny.
Five holdings on the Tighe estate, Kill
kenny county, have been purchased by
their occupants under the Ashbourne
Act.
The Office and High Mass for the re-
pose Of the soul of the late Very Rev.
Edward Canon Coyne, P. P, we're cele-
brated at Kilmoganny. The Most Rev.
DR.. Brownrigg, Bishop OF Ossory, pre-
sided.
KINGS.
Every district in the county sent dele
gates to the Tenants Defense Ass citation
Convention held at TulIamore on De-
cember 5. The proceedings we're most
enthusiastic, and the most practical
sympathy was evinced by all with the
new movement. The chairman, Mr..
Shelby, M. p, in an eloquent speech OK
pounded the principles of the Tenants
Defense League. He reviewed the
causes which led to the establishment of
the League in terse language, and was
loudly cheered throughout.
LIMERICK.
John McEnerny, ed tor and proprietor
of the Limerick Leader, was served on
December 3 with two summonses com
handing him to appear at the Crimes
Act Court, to be held in Limerick within
few days, to answer two charges to the
same efect-namely, TIL on the 16
and 18th November last he used intimid-
alton towards Michael Ryan for having
taken an evicted farm.
MAYO.
P.J. Gordon, who is serving term OF
six months imprisonment for having in.
duced some OF Lord d lions ten snts to
retake possession at their holdings, was
few days ago removed from Castelar,
Jail to Tullamore Jail. Mr.. Gordon is in
bad health.
MONAGHAN.
The Messrs. Telford have just COM
p1eted new organ for the Right Rev
DR.. Donnelly, Bishop of Clogher. The
instrument is placed 10 the west 6 ellery
OF the Cathedral, aud is thirty-'hree feet
in width. The organ has great variety
of tone and power, and it is gratifying to
learn that all the materials are OF Irish
n, a MI ot11ra
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STRENGTH. VITALITY.

Victims of OK .esses or indiscreton, with Ner-
vous Exhaustion, Tough. Headache. Tired Feel
are treated for Consumption, Dyspepsia aud
Liver Complaint. BY nexperenced me. men. Nh, Tho
mn b the @ Say % or cd
plety restored. No Exposnre; Sc arate rooms for
Ladies; interviews Strictly Confidential; 1t is
exclusively to a certain class of Diseases mues
possees greater skill than in general practice.
B- Recently contracted ! chronic Urinar: Di-
local remedy No naueenus drugs used. Many
scases pronounced incurable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Free from observation. Charges fair. Terms
Cash friendly talk costs nothing. Hours:
10 8. m. to IL M, 9 to 3and 9 to s p. N. Sunday
J Box 3 K and al question list, IL. III
as Wash. Az. 8. AZ lnneapOliss1 D. - 4 \
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MAYO.

P.J. Gordon, who is serving term OF
six months imprisonment for having in.
duced some OF Lord d lions ten snts to
retake possession at their holdings, was
few days ago removed from Castelar,
Jail to Tullamore Jail. Mr.. Gordon is in
bad health.
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On Monday night . public meeting Of
Ne Protestant Home Rule Association
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SUMMONS.

A. ID. SMITH,
Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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Mod eStOEn.

The farmers around here are very
actively engaged in the preparation OF
their potato beds. There will be Il
decided increase in this crop.
Our merchants are very busy receiv-
ing their spring stock Of goods-ana
their customers are also busy purctas-
ing the same-buslness is active.
The round potato crop will be small
er, though the effort will be made to
secure as large a quantity by an in
crease of the amount of fertilizers
good farming will always pay.
There will be a basket supper at the
Baptist church in Modestown on We'd
nesday night, next, March 5th, at Z
CLOCK. The proceeds Of said supper
to be used for the benefit of the church.
Mr.. James G. Llttleton and Miss
Annie Mears were married at Nodes
town, Sunday. February 2ard, Reveal.
w. Ward Ct Baptist church, otficiat-
ing. IS
The health of our town was never
better. The doctors may feel a little
out of humor, but the people Will not
complain at this state of things. The
cheapest and hest medicine is whole
some food and active outdoor exercise.
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DIED.

BnowN-At her home near Keller.
February 22nd. Of cancer, Mrs. Mar
garet Brown. widow Of Can't Charles
Brown, aged 81 years-and was inferred
at Ho1lies Baptist church, of which she
had heenfor many years member, on
Monday.
G.BgoNs-At~his yhome near Garea-
tina. Monday. February oath of pneu-
monia, William T. Gibbons, aged about
So years.
BELL-At his home near wacha.
preague, Tuesday, February 18th, of
cancer, Lorenzo D. Bell. aged SO years.
RUssELL-Febrnary 18th, 1890, of
grip near Guilford, Mrs. Mary ].
Russell. wife of Frank Russell, aged
about "a years.
MEARs-Febrnarv 9th. near Parks.
ley of pneumonia, George Mears, aged
81 years.
MISUNDERSTANDING 18th. 1890 near
Gnilferd, of grip Mrs Susan Russell,
widow OF James Russell, deceased aged
II years.
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Bills have been introduced in the
House of Representative 10y Hon. T.
H. Bayly Browne, authorizing the Sec
Ietary of the Treasury to award gold
medal of the first class to j. L. Wheal-
ton, of Virginia for saving the lives of
the captain and two OF the crew of the
schooner Allie Il. Chester, wrecked of
Cape Hatteras, n. c., in January.
1SS9-and 10 pension. members Of the
life saving service, disabled in the line
of duty and widows and children of
those who lost their lives in the dis
charge of their duty.
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William Kline and James 7. Annis.
witnesses summoned to testify before
the County Court at February term,
put in their appearance in an intoXica-
ted condition and for their contempt in
appearing i'll such condition were fined
SIS each by Judge Glllet-and the said
Kline and AIMS and GUSTS Taylor
were arrested on same day for breach
of peace So near to the court as TO dis
turb lis proceedings aud were each al &c
fined by the Judge $500. and recognized
for good behavior fur six mouths with
security.
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without any additional expense. by re,
lducing the amounts now paid for pro
lstection. The penalty for illegal dredg-
ling should be made simply fine col
l:lectabls before justice, would add
Esmucll To- the revenue. instead of being
nHexpense to the State. as now. The
|tax upon planting-grounds should be
Increased. The laws should be more
I5strictly enforced. especially with those
Iwho.attempt to work without license.
|S.No.oysters under certain size should
|sDe allowed to be taken from the natural
beds. except perhaps, for one month in
the spring, and then only for planting
purposes within the State. Other sug-
gestions could be made, but this article
lis already too long. One, however. /
would add: Instead of our present
board, whose duties upon other subjects.
[aresmany and varied and who would
gladly. l imagine, like to be relieved
from this one. None being from Tide
water, and Of course not familiar with
the wants Of the oystermen and the
changes IN the laws that should be made
from time to time. A commission Or
board from Underwater to manage the
navy, unpaid except actual expenses.
could in their reports to the Governor
or General Assembly give many yalu
able suggestions as to such changes in
the laws, as they Thought would add to
the efficiency of the navy, increase the
revenues, and prevent the depletion of
our natural beds a suggestion has
been made, or a resolution offered
think. to rent the beds at one dollar
per acre. Such a proposition is absurd
To those familiar with the question.
Many natural beds here are worth hun
.dreds of dollars per acre and would
readily be taken up by capitalists at
tlIat,price, but in a very short time our
oysters would be gone, the State cease
to receive revenue, and thousands Of
families driven from the State for want
of employment. l hope Senator Stubs
will continue to fight it out on his line
If it takes all winter, for much depends
upon the wisdom with which the Gen
eral Assembly deals with the question,
not alone to tile State but to our party.
All our oystermrn here are white, and
While they are not Democrats for reve-
nue. it is question of life and death
with them and their families, and any
inimical legiSlatisn would certainly
injure the party enacting it.
Yours Respectfully,
FRANK FLETCHER.
oor,+,, TT,
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Western corn is selling in this mar
ket at As and so cents per bushel by
retail.
Oysters here continue in good con-
dition and are selling for remunerative
prices. CLAIMS are scarce, and but few
Of them are TO be had at so to ST IS
per 1000.
John L. Wilson. of Greenbackville
and Miss Nora T. Tllghman, of POGO
lnoke City, Md, were married at the
latter place on the Goth inst, by Rev.
a. S. Mowbrav.
A festival will be held at Forteryiile
NJ. p. Church on Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 5th and 9Th. 1890. Oysters,
cake. cream, &c., will be served by the
ladies. A cordial invitation is extend
ed the public.
Samuel J. Payne, son of liza Payne,
died at the residence of hisfather, near
Greenbackville onlast Monday the oath
inst, of cons sumption, aged rs years.
The deceased Was a young man OF
promise, and his untimely demise has
cast gloom over the people of his
neighborhood. The writer extends his
sympathy to his bereaved family.
The people of this section of the
county were very much disappointed
when they learned of the refusal of the
members OF the House Of Delegates OF
Virginia to pass the Senate bill, pro-
posing to increase the salary of the
i Circuit Judges of the State from 81 ,6O(
to $1,000, as it is generally believed
that the present Insignificant salary Of
our Circuit Judges is not enough tt
support them and compeis them tt
draw upon their private funds to meet
their necessary expenses. Shame upoI
the "Old Mother Staten for her parsi
moniousness.
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PUuSoreaGue.

Mr.. VIM NJ. Taylor. Sr. has recnv.
cred from protractel illness and was
out to town this week.
Our roads are in a miserable condi.
ton. which, how. ver, could lie easily
remeditd by little di.ching.
Mr.. I'D. Mears, fornerly Of this
town, bnt now .commercialstourist,
representing Henry Maslin q Co.. Bal:
stlmore made ussa visit curing the
week.
Peas in patch of Capt. ]. H. Drnm
mond near Pungoteagnc, are six inches
high, and his neiglbnr, Mr.. lno. L.War-
rem gathered ripe Strawberries in his
patch. February 10Th.
q sociable. one of the most pleasing
events of the season. was given last
Wednesday to Mrs. Marge Read, on
her return from her Llidal trip to
Florida, by her COUSIN Mrs. Z. NJ.
Ames.
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THE A. B. CHASE -
Pianos and Organs.

DO you wish to possess a Piano or
Organ on easy terms? We will furnish
yon with Piano for S30-to $50 cash end
$40 ppr month till paid for. Or An Or
gan for $40 to $40 cash and $40 per quar-
Ter, or will sell low for CASH.
Theyare guaranteed years. and war.
rantpd first class inevery respect, and
You cannot find more honestly made liz
struments on the market.
Referencps-Mrs. L. p. Brent. Oman
cock; w. u. Nottingham, Eastyille,
j.. E. Mumfnrd. Cape Charles; +. NJ.
Tilahman. Ciislield
Write for catalogue aud prices to =.
G. McGRaT11,. Onancock. Va, Cen
efal Agent for OttD 9utto & Go.
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The Board of Supervisors. at its
meeting Friday, February 2lst, ad-
journed until March 18th. at their
last meeting they decided to make i'm
provpments in the county Jail and bids
are wanted as will he noted elsewhere,
from parties willing to contract fol
same. The Bard also advertises for
applicants to collect delinquent taxes.
.Iltlp matter of establishment of Il
chain gang. it WAS agreed to submit
same 10 judg. Of the county court. Ac.
tion wasal-n deferred on the road quts,
ton, until that matter was disposed oil
by our Legislature.
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Silyerthorn & Co., No. sos South
Front St., Philadelphia, can furnish
farmers with all kinds of choice seed,
such rs choice uoulton and Vermont
Early Rose,and Beauty of Hebron pota-
toes, extra early Cleveland and Han
COCK peas, Waite and red onion sets,
ard choice Jersey seed sweet potatoes.
Orders must be accoml anled with cash
or good reference.
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Especial attention is invited to the
advertisement of j. D. Dickerson,
Jenkins Bridge which appears in this
issue. They Lave made, as is seen. a
new DEF arturo and propose for the cash
TO make it profitable for you to deal with
them. The prices of few articles
showing the great bargains offered, ap-
pear in this issue-lnore will lie given
next week.
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For SALE-By the undersigned. the
following varieties Of strawberry plants
Hoffman Seeding, Crystal City, May
King. Monarch of the West. SharpIess.
AMI Ais II. at ST per 1000 delivered
ut railroad station or steambO.lJ wharf.
| have heen dealing in the business for
three years anti have given entire salts
faction. delivered during the year of
1889 about 20D 900. There will be a
deductlun uiae to large purchasers.
y. Il. scott. Ouancuck.
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Our townsuan. MI. w. e. Coleburn,
in passing around his store last Tues
day, IAN against piece of glass project
ing from box, inhicting severe flesh
wound in thigh. which confined linn tc
his bed during "Wednesday. The wound
was very painful one at the time. but
not dangerous, and he is again at his
post behind the counter.
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Mr.. f. K. Weed has not left Exmore,
as reported, but continues to run his
gallery there, aud is doing good work at
reasonable prices. Views of dwellings.
farms, &C., are also taken by him and
orders for same solicited. Call on him
and get photographs CT yourself nicely
executed by him as presents for your
friends.
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The NJ. E. Church, onaucock. caught
Gie last Sunday. but before 1t u:ade much
Roadway was discove' ed and SION ex-
tinguished. The fire from furnace had
melted two layers of zinc which was
thought to be sufficient protection to the
floor underneath, where the fire started.
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a hoard of managers for the Home
Fire Insurance Gompanywiilbe elected
in ageneral meeting Of the members at
Parksley, on next Thursday, the 9Th
of March. at 1 O'Clock p. m.
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Geo. T. Clayton was convicted at
February ter M of court for selling liq-
uor without license. A fine of 500 and
costs of imprisonment was imposed
upon him by the jury for the offense and
his term of Imprisonment fixed by Judge
at 80 days
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Lobos guano. Po;omoke phosphate,
special sweet potato guano, bone phos-
plate for grass and corn, fine and re-
fnse salt, farming implements, furni'
tule and general nerclandise for sale
at very low prices, ty Finney& Rogers.
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Tie citizens of Cape Charles City
want the courthouse moved to that
lace and bills have Teen introduced
into the Legislature for vote OH the
question and to permit them to borrow
$4,000 to he expended III the erection of
SAIL courthouse at Cape Charles. i'll the
event enough votes can be obtained for
the removal.
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Prof. s. T. Ford, the great New York
elocutlonist. will lecture at Parkslev NJ.
E. Church, Monday night, March 18th.
Go to hear him ard if you don't cry and
laugh, claim the premium. Admission
% cents.
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Anoysterand terrapin supper will be
given at Leemost III. p. Parsonage. Z
p. m. next "Wednesday, OF if weather
inclement at that time, the first fair
night thereafter. Proceeds to be ap
piled to payment of parsonage debt.
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The hill, TO incorporate the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Eastern
Shore of Virginia, has passed both
branches of our Legislature ard been
approved by the Governor.
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Mr.. J. F. Parks. Parksley. wheel
wright and undertaken. through our
columns solicits the fayors of the pub
lie. In all respects worthy. we cordial,
~ commend him.
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you arc interested. go to Parksley
next Thursday. at O'Clock p. M. and
assist in organizing the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
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DIssoLUrIoN-Tha firm of Jno. O.
Byrd Il Co. Bloxom station was dis.
solved by mutual cunspnt. frlruiry 20,
1890, by the withdrawal Of A. W. Short
and Gito. Y ljllxom from. the firm.
.lno. .. Byrd, a. w. Short, Geo. T..
BlOXOm.
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Hon. Gilmor S. Kendall, qualified
before Judge Gillet at Accomac e. H..
last Tuesday as judge of NORTHAMPTON
County Cout.
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NoTIcE-Straye,l from my premises
soue weeks ago, Il dark hrinGle COW,
left ear cropped tips of horns sawed off.
white OH side. Reward + So pai for
hprleturIl TO me. Mrs. Nancy Parks,
Ma;Uuyile, Va.
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NoTIcE-Stock of goods for sale.
store and dwelling for rent on me OF
the hest business. corners in Onancock.
Apply in person. or write to NJ. II
.Hamblin, Onancock. Va.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Fourteen
acres. SO varieties. Don't fail to rlant
this spring; Hoffman, Cloud Seeding,
Haverlanl Seeding, Mnnmnuts and
BubicK's No. 3. the most prolific Va
lety i'll thu world. Ali the old varir-
Ties low AZ any responsible grower "0n.
sdermg quality and packing. Acco-
mac Nurseries. Only. Va.
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Purity continues to be praised by all
COOL housewives who lave tried 1t as the
best ever used, pricr. considered. Call
OH Your merchants for it. Jas. Myer
s. Co.
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ROYAL l,y name royal in Qnality-an
excellent brand ut -four sold by James
Myer s. Co., Baltimore.
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For SALE Improved early Jersey
Wakefield cabbige plants % cents per
100. - per ! 00G-Iluffman Seeding
strawberry plants. % cents per 100;
ST % per 1,0O0-Grescent Seeding
strawberry plants Sl-per l.0o0, f. 0. 3.
cars. II. L Bunting & Son, Tenn
y ranceviil-, Va.
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For SALE.-Gnano. salt. glass. cy-
press fnr putato ben flames-alsn corn
for 80 cents per busllel anil hay for SIS
per ton j. e. Justis " Co., Hunting
Greek.
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NoT1cE-I have for sale 100 bushels
of-prime sweet potato slip seed. not in
jllre,l by heat. q. 3 Savage, Onley,Va
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NoTIcE-I hereby request all persons
having claims against the estate of Ed
ward j. Taylor, deceased, Or in which
he5is bound as surety, to make the same
known to ME at once. Solomon T.
Johnson. adm II.
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NoT1cE-I have for sale Peruvian
guan0. Worcester guano. Pocomnke
phosphate, dry fish scrap and 6xS glass
at bottom prices, also fine salt III sacks.
u. Fl. Johnson.
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March is the month in which to plant
shade trees, fruit trees. strawberry
plants, asparagus roots. cabbage, cauli-
flower and lettuce plants, garden seeds.
&c. For best varieties See orr cata-
lugue. McNath Bros, Oulry. Va.
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you hav'nt tried Hiawatha, do SC
at once.
Every pound OF tIiawatha is guaran-
teed to please.
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WANTE "A situation as clerk by a
young mal who has had several years
experience us booGkeeper and can give
best of references. Apply to ENTER.
PnIoE office. f..
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For SALE-One young mare eight
years old. COOL mover, weight, think,
about 1O0 pounds. Also Ole handsome
organ low fur cash. Rev. II. S. Du-
lanty, Parkslty, Va.
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DWARF LIMA BEANs-wllite seeded
Seed. nur avn craving. u cts. for 80
beans, rs cts. per pint, $50 per quart.
free is lnlll. Also New Specklril Seed
ell Dwarf Lima. same price; for 81 cts.
packet of EACH kind of Linus. fire" by
mail. Our stock i, limited, secure the
serl immediately. 'Hh1s. G. Harold,
FloIlsL. Kingston. aoilleist county, Md.
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True merit bound to win and The
Royal brand of iisur still in the leul as
the lest four ever sold oil Eastern
Shore. Spll by .Jas. Niger u 20.
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Foe SALE-A good and ge:tle fam.
ily hnrw-wil sell cheap.fnf Cash. j.
II. KclIan, L lie, Va.
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Send to the Rnbher S amp Company
at Cape Charles. Va, for anything that
You may need in the rubber Stamp line.
Writefo prices
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When you want To bny rice fountain
pen write Ia tile Rubber Stamp CO., at
Cape Charles, Va Price list sent on
application.
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IF you wish to save money, buy your
tobacco of F.. w. Byrd, representative
of Jas. Myer 6 Co.
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The American Fish Guano Company.
areoffering wet scrap in quantities to
suit at low rates for cash.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Valuable oyster grounds are offered
for sale IN this issue by Capt.W. j. Mar
shall, Shady Side, Va.
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Fox SALE.-t;hpap driving horse
Apply 10 Wu. J. Ayres, AccoIllac G. IL.
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NoTIcE-Al kinds of we'll pumps
driven by the undersigned at fair prices
in any part of the county-dper well
pumps speciality. All material fur
nisllrd if desired. john G. Boice, Parks
ley, Va.
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Winter Patent, sold by Jas. Myer &
Co., is a cheap flour Of rare merit.