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An Alleged Murderer Captured.

SALISBURY. Md. Nov. 1S.-John
Taylor. a timer. in the employ of L.W.
Gunby, hardware dealer. of Salisbury.
complained>to Justice Trader yesterday
that stranger, who gave his name as
John Reeves, had threatened to shoot
him. Justice Trader gave Chief of Pc
lice Shockley orders to arrest Reeves
for carrying concealed weapons. Reeves
was taken an lodged in the county
jail. a man here recognized tile pris
oner rs Samu Lewis, who left Parks
ley. Va, last March to avoid arrest. he
being charged with the murder Of Geo.
Twiford, who was killed in disturb
ance near that place at that time. JUS
tice Trader telpgl aphed Sheriff Wise of
Accomac county, to know if Lewis ,yas
wanted there. He was instructed to
hold the prisoner. Today Sheriff Wise
arrived here, identified the man and
took him back to Virginia. Lewis told
the Sun correspondent that he was in
the disturbance in which Twiford was
shot, and that his overcoat was badly
cut by 1wiford, but he does not admit
that Twiford was shot by him. Lewis
has been in Delaware and Maryland
since the Psrksley affair, but returned
to hi. home about four weeks apo he
says. to live with his wife. but friends
there advised him to go away again and
remain uutil after Christmas. He is
about forty years Old, and is afflicted
with consumption Baltimore Sun.
Samuel Lewis, TO whom the above
refers, indicted in our count for the
murder of Geo. j. Twifrrd, arrived
here on Wednesday ii tie custody of
Sheriff Wise, and WAS 10 lg, in our Jail.
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NR. SrurG,s' CAS-.

Whpn The case Of Rev. ] r. Stnrgis,
formerly pastor of Trinity church,
Richmond now residing in tlis county,
came up hHrnre the Methodist Confer
ence in Lv' cli.nrg Saturday, DR.. Paul
Whitehead called for the appointment
of Il committee 10 examine the records
of the trial and report whether further
investigation is necessary
Bishop IIargrovp anpontpd the fol-
lowing committee: Revs. II. NJ. Hope,
T.. Il. Eet1y and J. IT. Taylor.
During the discussion of the matter,
Mr.. Sturgis addressed tile Conference
as follows:
Il have never understood D.. White
heads position in this matter. am
sure it is mt inspired by any personal
feeling against me. do not wish any
thing to he done in this case that re-
senbles in any WAY smothered settle
ment. L stand in no spirit of bravado
when I say that l am perfectly fearless
rs to the result of the investigation. I
feltat one time that for the righteous to
smite me would ne kindness on ac-
count of my blnnder, but if my course
justifes my retirement from the Con-
ference / will do so Voluntarily. -
The Manchester I.eader.in comment
ing upon his speech, says: "All pres
ent were inspired with the loftness and
nobility Of the position he took in the
matter.n
The committee appointed toinvesti-
gate the case reported that they had in.
vestigated the charges and founda trial
unnecessary. and recommended the
passage of Ills character. HIS character
was passed, and was referred to the
Committee on Conference Relations
for the superannuated relation.
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IT IT. CARMTNE
w. IT. BoGGs, Com.
G. b. MASON,
EIynncnc ai.

MrSOtho F. Mearsa prominently young
lawyer. of Northampton, and Miss
Florie r. Holland. an attractive and
popular lady, daughter of Mr.. N L.
Holland, were married at BRIDES resi-
lence, Eastville. on "Wednesday 10Th
inst, Rev. Geo. W. Easter. of Episco-
pal Church. officiating. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of few
friends, Mr.. Thos. w. Blackstone, Ac
comac C. Fl. acting as best man ac-
companied by Miss Maggie Bull, of
Norfolk, cousin of the bride. The
bride was attired IT. travelling suit OF
mouse colored broadcloth tailor made,
carryingi in her hand Japanese ch"ysar-
themums. and the groom in conven.
tional black. The presents were valua-
BILE and handsome. After partaking of
an elegant lunch served to the guests
in attendance the groom and his bride
left by rsil on the midday train for
Niagara, and will visit before their re-
turn, New York, Washington, Rich
mOnd and other cities. The editor
tenders congratulations and best wish
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REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
TYAT PUBLIC AUCTION.

The undersigned, as special COM
missioner, will, on Saturday, December
9Th inst, at o'clock p. m, in front
of B. T. Parker's hotel in Onancock,
sell the valuable house. and lot of
Charles 7. Martin situated on Main
Street in Onancock: and as trustee,
will, on Monday, December sth inst,
at 2 o'clock p. H., in front of J. A.
Jarvis hotel in Eastville, sell the val
liable farm of f. w. Nottingham,
known as the "Costen farm, con-
tanning 200 acres, more or less, with
valuable bay shore appurtenant to it:
and as executor, will, on Saturday,
November Goth inst, at 10 o'clock a.
m, on the premises, sell all the per-
sonal property of Charles Drummond,
deceased, consisting of household and
kitchen furniture, farming nipple
ments, corn, fodder, potato bed franz
es, hogs, carts, carriages &C., &c.
! For further information as to
terms &c., see posters.
= J.. FLOYD Mock.
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Bonrd of Supervisors.

Proceedings at their meeting OH 18th
wcre|a follows:
A committee was appointed to re-
ceive and "prove" the iron cages to be
placed in jill.
The rebuilding of Wallop's bridge,
repairs to the public road in Drum
mondJpwn. near HALLS store. and the
opening of public road on Chincoicagup
Island, applied for by P. D Corbin aud
others, spprove'i.
The annual report Of Superintendent
of Poor. for year ending July lst. 1890.
received AND examined. and settlement
made with superintendent for said
year.
Tile insolvent.and delinquent tax list
for year 1889 returned by John J. Black
stone, county treasurer, and examined.
The payment of $3.50 per month for
having sink in jail cleaned. authorized.
Policy of insurance for So ono effected
by Chairman of Board on Almslouse
received.
Accounts against county. including
those of judges and clerks of November
election, examined and all )wetl.
The use of court house once II month
by the Catholic denomination Tor re-
ligious purposes until further notice,
authorized.
Board adjourned to meet at court
house December 18th.
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NEIGmBORH0OD NOTES.
ChancOIcnEuc.

Several of our vessels are engaged in
running oysters from James river into
the waters Of Maryland.
Prof. T. L. Disharoon will resign as
prin cipal of our school December LIST,
Mr.. Ernest Wesoott will be promoted
70 the position.
DR.. f. J. Dcrickson was in town this
week to examine the eth man for the
Lite Saving Service, WHO goes on duty
December lst.
Lieut.. F. G. Wadsworth was here for
several days this week, to give atten-
tion to special duties in connection with
our Lite Stations.
Deputy Treasurer Wise was here this
week, to give our people he opportn-
nifty to save the per cent. to lie added
to their taxes December 1st.
A fine Morrel colt "f Mr.. w. ].
Wheaton died this week or 'lond POI
son. for which he as;ed $500 and re
fused an offer Of $685..
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
A. w. Smith, Chas. TAYLOR. ChaS Stur
gis. Snow Hill; Jas. File cher. Jas. +
McGloulher. NJ. J. Byrd. Wilmingtnn;
+. G. Wadsworta, john Z. Wise, Ac-
comac,
Schooner Lihman Blue, Capt. A..
Sharp, went ashore on beach y miles
south of Pope's Sound, IA. M, 18th
inst. She was loade,l with wood and
bound from lanes liver to Plila,!el
plia. To!al loss-no insurance. She
was seen by patrol of Pore's Island
Life Saving Station. when she struck.
aud Capt. Seal Bloxom and crew with
commendahle prom! tnrss went to the
rescue and succeeded in saving the en
tire crew. Riggin. &C.. will lie sold at
pubic auction today. 22nd inst.
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Obituary..

i .
Died at residence of her husband IS
father, at this place, on the 18th inst,
MIS-. Mary a., wife of Robert 2. Cole
burn, aud daughter of Rev. j. S. Wllar-
ton.inlhe 92nd year Of her age, after q
lbriefillness leaving devoted husband
and infant child. Sic was an exem
plary christian, devoted wife and duti
FIJI daughter and affrctionatr sister.
The funeral services werc held on tile
18th inst. and ihn large concourSe Of
people assembled from this place and
.Leemont. where she formerly resided.
to nay thcirllst tribute of rcsnect, ties.
tiliedto the esteem in whic', she WAS
held by her many friends. An appro
pirate and pathetic sermon WIS preached
by Rev. a. ]. Fristoe, pastor of Lee
mont Baptist Church, of which she was
a beloved member.
Her infant child died on following
Wednesday. A FRIEND.
Mrs. NIollie Bogss. wife of Mr.. I.n
ther N. Boggs and daughter of Mr..
Gustis Dunton, of this. county. died in
Baltimore. on Tuesday, llth inst,
while under treatment of q physician
in that city, aged SO wears. II months.
Fer remains were brought home for in-
terment on the following Thursday.
In noting her death no tribute to her
would be extravagant praise and no
words can express our regrets at he"
untimely death. She was q lovahle
woman and beloved for her many viz
tues in uIl the relations OF life. Her
husband and three children survive
her.
Marion Hundley, son of Rev. Jno. w.
young man kindly remem-
bered by many in this county for his
genialand sunny temperament and stel-
ling integrity OF character, died recent
ly at Radford, Va, of typhoid fever.
Alfred, son of Mr.. Edward w. Hop
kins, Onancock, died Thursday, aged
4 years.
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Greenbac!tvlile.

Mrs T.. F. J.Wilson is in Baltimore,
on a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Il. e..
Hunt.
A revival meeting is nav in progress
ut Jester Chapel, conducted by Rev. Il.
5. Williamson.
Madame rnmor has it that, in a very
short time two couples residing in our
town. will enter into Hymen's bonds.
The oyster shipping season has not
fully opened hele yet. The planters
and dealers expect good oysters and fair
prices this year.
The speech nf Pr'f Brert here just
before the election, WAS very effective.
causing several to vn'e the Democratic
ticket ont of the fold. The result was
pleasing to everybody. but the little
crowd who with treaclerous memories
forgot to vote right.
The new y. p. Church Parsonage.
in course Of construction here. is fast
nearing completion. The building is
located ON Stockton Avenue. nearly in
front of Church st and when comnlet
ed and painted. will add very mncll to
the appearance Of that part of the to~n.
Two gentleman largely engaged in
the oyster sllacking BUSH ess, i'll Fair
Haven. Conn. are at Franklin City,
Regulating for building to begin
shocking oysters at this place. They
are of the opinion that they can do bet
ter by having tie oysters shnckrd
here and theE shipped than by buying
oysters in Virginia and sending them
to their present place Of business in the
shell, as the freight will not be SO heavy.
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Belle Haven.

The new dwelling of Mr.. John h.
Floyd. on Fitzhugh Lee St., Is nearing
completion.
Scarborough & Rowley commenced
operations at Willis wharf, Wednesday.
with SIX shuckers and are ready to give
employment to some II or Is more skill
ed in the art.
Th. dance given by the Eureka club
on Friday night, of last week. was a
grand success and considered by all
present the most enjoyable in the his
tory of the town. About 100 persons
were in attendance and ladies fairer
never graced any occasion. The music
furnished by the Poconoke band was
superb.
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LOOK!


Here we are again. Just from the
city with the largest and best line OF
goods ever brought to this market.
If you want a nice dress and trim
mings we have it.
If you want nice hand made Shoe
we have it.
If you want good school Shoe We
have it.
If you want cheap or o nice Car
pet we have it.
If you want a cheap or q nice Suit
of Furniture we have it.
If YOU want q comfortable Rocking
Chair we have it.
aIf you need any piece of Furniture
we have it.
If we should not happen to have it
we will get it for you.
If you want nice set OF China we
have it.
If you want nice Wash Stand Set
we have it.
And the cheapest thing of great
many, is a largeline of Ladies' Misses
and Childrens' Cloaks, which we are
selling at not more than two thirds Of
their value.
Call at once while you have the
chance to get just what you want.
We don't mind showing goods.
Veal too glad to say that we can
show you the cheapest line of goods
we ever Showers
Come and see for yourselves.
! We will give the highest market
! prices for all produce.
AsHBY s. BELOAT,
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Resolutions Of Ilespect.


Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God our.I1 Heavenly Father, to remove
from our midst our beloved sister, Lena
West.
Resolved. That in the death of our
sister, this lodge has lost one OF its
most faithful members, one who was
instant in season and out Of season,
irving to prnmole the cause Of temper
ance. and build up our grand order.
While we box in humble submission
to linn Win is too wise to err a d too
good TO br nnkind, yet We heartily SYM
patllize with orr Brother Geo. West in
the loss OF hlsdear companion, and com
men,l hmand his motherless children
to the care nf Him who will carry the
lambs in his bosom.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our lodge,a
copy sent to the family. and also pub
lislled in our comfy PAPER.
lSyorscr of Craddoc';vllle Lodge No.
5s5. I. o. G. 7.
r IT. CAnMrNE
w. II. BoaGs, Com.
G.. b. MASON,
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assisted by Rev. Mr.. Watson, with good


assisted by Rev. Mr.. Watson, with good
results.
Our people continue to wear their
election smiles, though they have
ceased to celebrate the grand event.
New dwellings continue to go up in
and around cur town-the latest, a
handsome one built by j. Morgan Dix.
The Johnstown Jew has arrived In
cur midst, and 70 one needgo cold or be
long without a Sunday rig. He Can
clothe you flom tip TO toe FOR the small
sum of about two dollars and fifty cents.
He has a large and full assortment.
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Ashby S Beloat. has Just received
another lot of Singer sewing machines,
Which they are selling at prices far be-
low their value Will, each enc You get
apriutcd warranty from manufacturer
for five years. prices us follows: $500,
$4,000, $1,000 and $1,000.
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Cards are out for the marriage on
Tuesday. 18th inst. of Mr.. SewtlI IT..
Gladding, formerly. of this county, now
connected with the firm of Reisinger &
Son, Baltimore, Md, and Miss Julia
Nelson, Baltimore. county, Md. The
ceremony takes place at Vernon NJ. e..
Church, White Hall station, Md.
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Charlottesville.

Mr.. Oswald Mears, living near this
place, fell out of his door and broke his
leg last Saturday.
The Democratic celebration here on
Saturday night was not a brilliant affair,
but seemed to be enjoyed by those in
attendance.
Mrs. Lena West, lady highly es-
teemed in this community, wife of nv.
Geo. G. West, died on the 1st inst,
aged % years.
Miss Lula Brown, daughter of DR..
Brown, of New York, while OH visit
to Mrs. E. B. Martin, near Craddock-
vile, died on 14th inst of pneumonia.
Her remains, after beng emhalmed by
her father, we're taken to New Ymk on
following day.in charge of an underta-
ker from that city.
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HOrptOwn.

Our public school opened December
18Th.
Our farmers are little blue over the
smallreturns for late potatoes this sea
son.
Our sportsmen areindustlious their
pursuit of quails but report them as very
scarce.
Mr.. Jay Shivers OF this vicinity and a
Miss Payne, of Maryland, were married
a few days ago.
The death of Mrs. VIM. D. Chopper,
en- Monday after an illness of two
months. is announced with deep regret.
by your correspondent, which is shared
by everyone in our community. She
was most estimabie lady and con-
sistent member Of the church for 81
years. Her husband and daughter
survive her. She was 56years old.
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Mr.. d. Frank White, trustee. will
sell at public auction at Parksley, on
next Saturday. November 29th, about
ep. M. the interest of A. z. White, in
several valuable tracts of lands located
near the thriving town of Parksley.
See posters for particulars.
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The following changes were made In
circuit boundaries at late session of
Virginia Conference: Woodbury. was
placed OIL the Accomac Circrit-Drum
monGtown, Amiss Chapel, Only and
LocustvilIe, Me placed together and
called South Accomac, thus leaving
Onancock and Andrews Chapel to Oman
cock Circuit.
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The regular quarterly meeting of the
Eastern Shore Historical Society Of
Virginia.will be held at Aecomac Gil,
on next court day. Monday. 9th inst,
Business of Importance and of interest
to the community Will he transacted.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-22

T.. Floyd Mock. will sell at public
auction, personal and real estate. as
follows: personal property Of Charles
Drummond, deceased, Saturday, Nov.
ember Doth real estate Charles T. Mar
tin, Saturday. December 9th, and real
estate of E. w. Nottingham, Monday,
December Sth. See advertisement for
full particulars.
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NoChnstmas present could be more
appropriate for lady friends than House
keepers Companion. cook book COM
piled 10y Miss Bessie Gunter-and in no
way could dollar be better expended.
Contribute to the Baptist Parsonage
fund, Drummondtown, by leaving a
dollar and your name at this office.
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For sale exchanged fine lot of
horses just received from tile city at
Rundicks. Onancock, Va. a fine year
Old Morrtll colt and large well broken
mule will be at Accomac c. H., for sale
next Monday.
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f. G. Polk. The popular merchant
tailor Of Pocomoke CITY. will he in.
Drummondtown. court dnv. with II full
line of samples of fall and winter suit
lngs. &c. Prices as low as the lowest.
Workmanship and fit guaranteed.
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Virginia Conferences.
APPOINTMENTS.

Tile following appointments of inter-
est TO our people were made at Confer
ence of M. f. Church. South, which
met last week in Lynchhurg:
FAsTErN SHORE DISTRICT.
I'D. Hank. Z. L Cape Cllalles Mis-
sion, Y. w Bal gamin; Eastville, e. f..
Holiday: Crbh's Island Mission. j. A
Crnwlpr; Belle Haven. w. ]. Twilley:
Pungoteagne. J. NJ Anderson; Oman
cock, A. G. Bergman: Accomac. W. F.
Uaye.; South Accomac, j. I. Moore:
Atlantic. J. : Wallace.
DANvILLE DISTRICT.
II Amiss, Z. E.-Mt. Vernon and
Sunnysitlr, l.. r. Betty; North Dan
vile, o. Lttleton.
NORFOLK DISTRICT.
y C. Reed. p. E.-Norfolk, Cumber-
land Street. W e. Starr: Centenary r..
n. Slrdl: Berkeley. Chestnut Street. w.
G. Walden: Portsmouth. Wright Me.
mortal. j. w. Carroll; E;l>l N,lfnlk, r..
a. Compton; Princess Amt, I. T..
Routtc..; South Princess Anne, w. r.
Wright.
WEST RICHMOND DISTRICT.
a. G. Tlown. F. E.-l.auicl Street.
e. e. Wertrnlr,ker; Hanover. J. II.
Dalby: West Hanover. r. +. Eeadles;
Chesterfield, .I.-W. Stiff.
FAIMylLLE D STRICT.
]. S. Hunter, + E.-Farmyiile &c.
Martin; Crtwe and Nottoway G. II j.
c. Watson; Lunenlmlg. j. ". Hill.
drup.
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The Democratic celebration at POGO.
moke City was a success and program
was carried out as announced. Music
By Pocomoke band. fireworks. and OK
roast were among the pleasant features
of same. Senator Wilson, Congress
man.elect Page and others delivered ap
propriate addresses.
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NoT1cE-The undersigned will sell
at public auction on his premises, at
Drummondtown, Thursday, Novem-
Der 9th, all of his personal property,
consisting in part of household and
kitchen furniture, farming imple-
ments, horse, cart, carriage, very val
liable COW, &c. Sale to commence 10
a. IN. Terms made known on day of
sale. Henry Nelson.
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Public Ancei0n.

will sell my personal property. on
Tuesday. Nov. o5th, consisting of corn,
folder. hogs. cattle. chickens, horses.
carts, carriage, harness. all farming i'm
elements, a nice lot of parlor flirn:-
ture, carpets, cooking utensils. potato
bed frames. sc. Terms made known on
day of sale, sale to commence ut 10
O'Clock. JOHN Klsf3IERLF,
Fair Oaks.
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The barn and stables on the farm of
Mis- Geo. T. Garrison, near Accomac
G. H., were destroyed by fire OH Friday
night IF last week. Mr.. VIM. T. Brad
ford, the tenant on the farm, lost nearly
all his agricultural implements; two
cats, two valuable horses, sc. Tile
origin of the fire is unknown, but sup
posed to be inccndiary. The losses of
Mrs. Garrison are from $500 to $500
OF Mr.. Bradford from $50 to $500. No
insurance. A subscription paper is
being circulated for benefit of Mr..
Bradford, and everybody in the commu-
nifty should help him to meet his losses.
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The year is drawing toa close and the
editor Of this paper needs his money
and expects everyone in arrears for sub
! scription tn pay mp at once. Callat our
gollice and b!irg the dollar next Monday,
court Gay.
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: Mr.. Frank Jones, merchant tailor,
Pocomoke City. will be an hand at Ac.
comac G. IT,. next Monday, to take or
de's for clothes made up in the latest
styles, guaranteed TO tit aud lowest
prices.
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The Mutual Live Stock Insurance
Company of Malpsville, meets at that
place the first Saturday in December, 5
y. m. All members Of the same are
requested to lie present with assess
ment to meet loss on horse cf Mr.. j. w.
Taylor.
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DR.. Geo. 3. Zell, dentist, will be at
Parsley. Monday aud Tuesday, De
cember LIST and 2nd and vt Mappsvllle,
Wednesday, December BID, for the
practice of his profession.
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NoTIcE.-As administrators of Geo.
H. Garrison, deceased, we are obliged
to settle up the business of his estate
and must insist that .aIl-deb6s due to
-bf.o. latto,E r1n OF Powell g. Garrison, be
paid on or before the 1st day of Jan
uary, next, to Edwin T. Powell. his
surviving partner; otherwise the same
will be collSSed according to law.
Said deceased partner has been dead
more than IL me.lths and parties have
had ample time to settle. The said
surviving partner also offers the en-
tire stock of goods, wares and mer-
chandise belonging to the said late
firm, at private sale, and will lease
the storehouse-it is an excellent
stand for the mercantile business.
Edwin T. Powell and L. Floyd Mock,
Adm's of Geo. H Garrison, deceased,
October Sth, 1890.
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Messrs. S. r. Nelson & Son open out
stock of new goods in their'new store
at Onanccck, next Saturday. They
propose to sell very cheap for cash. See
advertisement.
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The Virginia Press Association.
which met in Richmond, this week
elected Mr.. w. Bullltt Fitzhugb. OF the
Cape Charles Pioneer, first vice presi-
dent.
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Mr.. l. Gordon, Onancock, will close
out his stock Of goods next week. and
offers special indIcement to purchasers.
See advertisement.