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The daily critic., 1890-06-10
JUNE n
TIE ACADEMY Of ACTING
WILL PRESENT
Mt. EDMUND SHAFTESBURY
I'm the Title Role Of the Great PLAY,
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
TuF p1scovFRRYY OF AMERICA.

An Historical Romance in Four Acts.
The initial performance of this play, which
occurs on the above date will be an event
Of Importance TO Washington as tins ~
not only produced the authorship Of the
play, but will also witness its frstrepresenta-
titn.
The nsme Of Edmund shaftesbury Is IA
miliar to English-speaking people the
the world over. lie Is the author of the
finest system Of expression ever known, aud
his books are in use everywhere In America
and Europe.
This Great Historical Drama deals with the
Discovery of America; the famous Junta
Scene; the Romance Of BeatriX, the witch
wife Of Columbus; the Superstition OF the
Lilies; the Court Of Ferdinand and Isabella;
the Spanish InquisitiOn; Columbus in Chains;
the Indians; the Captive, Wanita; q Duel
with Bows and Arrows, and the Home and
Death Of Columbus In beautiful Seville.
The Voyage Across the Water will be given
in the Second Act in a Magnificent Manner
Tickets, y, 60 and zoe at Metzerott's, lilo
st. H. W.
AZ the close OF the play the Diplomas and
Degrees will be conferred by Hon John j
ingalls,. iu5toi1
The daily critic., 1890-06-10
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Eztralt fTGa HFiEats ,5ttsrs
"Iu reply Jo Four request iQr ny advice e
With confidence recommend Mr. aad Ms
GaheD Norwood Institute, ID ~ ashtns stqns
-. g. The standard % scholarship there -
high. tie Instruction thorough aud TIC laa4-
eleez good. y 81 g, LA4Aa
Justice us s. SUPREME lQart.+
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THE SPECIAL NEW YoBE correspondent
~ the Baltimore SiDi says that there was
much Wsiliug and perturbation yesterday
among he Albany lobbyists aud Doodle
legislators, When the fun LIST Of the bills
that Governor Hin had let die came 10 be
eEsmiued. The correspondent adds that
"the cable railway job, that would have
given seventy miles Of street 10 an ire
sPonsible corporation, the aqueduct steal,
the Blackwells Island Bridge aud many
other iuiquities, 60 % the credit Of Cover
nor HnFs 'sEicEersnee.' OF $40 measures
left FOR bis ofHcial approval, only Thirty aYs
received the necessary siguature.'
HERE Is a PRETTY LITTLE Washington
story from the Philadelphia Record
Mortimer Wcstc0tt. WhO vas arrested 1y
Detectives Bond and Murray about three
weeks ago ana sent % Washington where
be vas wanted Tor stealing a watch aud
chain and an ovrTcOat, was tried last seek
aud held 10 s. Geo bail His lawyer applied
90 the court t0 reduce the prisoners bail,
stating that hestc0tt was a business man
Cf Philadelphia, aud bis request vas
granted This same man, says Chief Wood,
u This city rs a Well known crook, has
served terms lu prison and Is al associate "
thieves
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n HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
Jas. Curtis Blows Off His Head With "a
Shot Gun.

Jas. Curtis, 6S years old, residing on
the line of Virginia, near QUEENS store
house. committed suicide Tuesday even
ing last, 10y shooting himself through
the head with a shot gun, dying IN.
stautly of the wound.
Onthe morning of the tragedy tile de-
ceased went down to Red Hills claiming
and told Il friend who accompanied him
that he hal had trouble with his wife Se
fore leaving home; was going to frighten
her when lie went home 10y telling
her that he intended to commit suicide.
His friend tried to persuade him to Go
nothing of the kind, but on his return
lie seized the gun and told his wife that
lie was tired of her treatment and in
tended 10 shoot himself. Her reply
was, 'Go ahead" He then left the
house and walked about forty yards to
an apple tree which stood in the gar
den, placed the muzzle of the gun under
his chin, pulled the trigger. Death was
instantaneous, the charge going in III
der the throat, and coming out at the
top of his head. His family are greatly
shocked at the occurrence,as they had
no idea that he had any intention of
carrying out his threat. The Eastern
Sioreman.
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Fair.

EDGToI ENTEHPEIss.-The Chcsa.
pp;ke Far is over ard is crowned with
success. Tile attendance f.nm of The
Shore was very large, the visitors were
men Of judgment and experience. and
they we've much pleased with our cnnn-
try and lis penpla. (tliis covers Ace ,mac
also, ful her Suns AMI daughters we're
here in full 70 cp). Mncll comment was
made 10y visitors on the good order pre-
yailing throughout, and The highly re-.
spectacle people in attendance. 1t WAS
gathering. Mr.. Editor, in fact, that
few country places can elual: for we
have noble people. surpassed by none,
when nm average is struck LIN either
intellect. education, morals or appear
ance. We lave none with great wealth
and we have no poor: Just the position
for HAPPINESS and the blessings of this
life. We have Il grand people and the
hest country in the WORT and 1t is the
duty Of the people to make the most OF
it. We Should rot lnry our talents. but
employ them to the best possible advan-
tage. This is he work before those
who have commenced this Falr-lhr
Board is small and not st,nng, bnt it is
full of grit and determination to make
IFS usefulness felt for the benefit Of The
two counties. IF many who can help
would only dn Sn, we would make this
section know throughout The length and
hrradtl of tins land. 1t would Irln :
the peoplc from other sections here. II
would enhance the value or the land.
II would improve I'LL of them in quality
It would enable MS to live b'tkrr al less
cost-it would educate Tie young, anil
bring all the comforts AN necessities
of life with all the modernimprOvments
Of the age. Why Will not all the good
people extend u helping llanf? There
is room for them. 1t is one of The few
publlc institutions we hive, and 1t will
90 item good if i'll no other WAY, in
cultivating public spirit, the only print
ON which our people are weak. And.
Mr.. Editor. I hope men of means and
intellect among US, will see the good be-
ing done and encourage it by buying
stock. OF course the pesslmists and
fogies will lie excused, and are we ask
of them. if they are unwilling to help,
is tn do no harm.
In the display Of speed the Eastern
Shore took a good stand with the hest
that was brought here. Orphan Boy,
an Acconac horse won the free for i'll I,
pacing-On Occolmnnock was raised
Little Bets. Q years old which won the
purse for Ierage-
Another Eastern Shire colt. Vnr'"x,
won the year old stake. 1t is true th:t
two of thA above mentioned nags are
now owned in other States, but it shows
.lat we have the mai erlal, ami all that
it needs is education. Mr.. Editor, we
wish orr sister Association, the Grange
Fair, great success, and hope il will aid
III The work onward. b.
Cape Charles, VA. Aug. 2Sr,l 1890.
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His own image. Somewhat wearied,
I remained at the hotel, but my little
boy In kind care of my friend Mr.. Geo
II. DIX and his brother Asa, went out
to and through Central Park, returning
at . O'Clock, We had diunrr and in
company with our Accomack friende
Mr.. VIM. II. Parker and Mr. VIM. A..
Burton, who were very polite and kind
TO us, took the steamer to view Bar
tholGl Statue-a grand conception-a
grand monument-and ~ sight. es-
pecialy at night when surrounded ny
lights ofal colors, for Every visitor of
the Metropolis To he sure moi To omit.
We came home that night, arriving
at Tasley, OH the 22nd intle early
morning, the rest contract we entered
into completed. But you may be quite
assured the rest WAS u misnoner.
Yours truly
81. OLDHAM, .IE.
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4 Card.

We hereby acknowledge the receipt.
in full OF al claims on account of the
lMlicy held Icy he late Leroy Buman.
in tile Mutual icnelit Life Company, If
Hartford, Conn and we desire TO tllllik
tile Comaany fnr the satisfactory way
in which we have icrn treated, in pay
ing lis 81 COO. Is lays alter the deat'l of
The decease,l, and advise all of our
friends. not already insured in III Cnm-
pany, to take our a policy ut once, feel
ind sure they will never regret such
action. Mrs. l.. e. FLAKE,
J.. A. BLAKE.
Wachapreagne August 18th 1890.
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Fortunes for Many.

Allen, the blacksmith, is NOW mil
lionnirc through replying TO an adver-
lisement of unclaimed estates. &C., &c.
Times. London, March 1st. 1855.
If your ancestor came from, tile old
country write 10 The European Cllims
Agency, SO Fearl St.. and "a Stone ST.,
New York City. enclosing 25 cents for
reply, and le;llnif you are an heir to any
Of tho unclaimed estates there. worth
more than half y billion dollars. that
rightly belong, chiefly, TO American
descendants OF Europeans who came 20
America years ago. IfyoIr ancestors
came over more tlran 50 years ago there
is Il probability that you are heir to L
fortune.
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en.IIlary.

The last issue Of the ENTERPRISE
containela notice Of the death of Alr.
J. Thos. Powell, which occurred at his
home in Onancock. a few days ago.
This death, which las brought sad
bereavement to his family anil a large
circle of personal friends, closes a bust
ness career which for several yelrS has
held foremost rank in the connty's his
tory. Few men among lis have ever
eyinced q higher degree Of business acu.
meE and tact. and none have been more
persistently untiring in business activi-
ty. Engaged extensively for several
years in various diversified enterprises,
ns familiar practical acquaintance with
every detail OF his business. and his
skill and Judgment in the management
of all, fully merited the measure of fl
nancial success that made him one of
Lle richest men of the county: and in
broader field would have classed hirl
with the most successful financiers of
the day.
AS citizen he was a man of broader
and more liberal views than lie himself
took credit for. The writer recalls with
pleasure that during All intimate ac-
quaintance extending over several years.
he was never heard to apply allarsh
or unjust word to the name of any per
sonal enemy or business rival.
Above the figures of ordinary business
intercourse, he was Too shrewli Il Judge
Of human nature TO be unfair in his es
Inmates of his fellows, orto Withhold tri-
bnte from those to whom it WAS due.
Though.preeminently a business man,
he was socially n gentleman of agree
able, and even polished manners; and
aside from his business absorptions. q
genial companion and hOspitable host.
Owing to his untiring industry and in
tense application, his health had been
gradually declining for the past few
years, and lie had lost much of his former
mental vigor To this condition was
unfortunately coupled the results of
two accidental injuries sustained during
that period, which eliminated in the
recent iluc Is that closed his life.
In view of the several Affections
Which have befallen this family of
late, Il large measure of sympathy is
due them in this last bereavement.
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NEIGuBORHOOD NOTES.
htlfcOIeNEUe.

Corn high ard very scarce with us at
present.
The outlook fo oysters this season is
flattcring.
DR.. Sam'l Field and wife, of BALTIC.
are here on visit TO DR.. John Field.
Twenty four snrfrnen were examined
here by DR.. Z. j. Derickson, on Friday
of last week, and passed O. X.
+. p. Tlmmons has sold his fast trot-
ting colt, Ben IIur, to gentleman Mt
Harrington, al The price of $3.50.
Buoy steamer. Lizard. arrived here
Sunday, with Commander Harrington
on board, for the purpose Of inspecting
buoys and lights in this locality.
The schSoner Palestine, owned by
VIM. J. MATHEWS, WAS lun into and
badly damaged by steamer berls lire Of
Providence Steamship Co, in ChtSa,
peake bay, during night of l4tl inst.
The owner was in Norfolk for several
days last week for the pnriose of effect
ing !, compromise with said company
aud of securing compensation for dam
age done to his schooner.
Arrivals ut Atlantic hotel this week:
Il. D. Baker, John Y. Gillespie, Cleve-
land Harrison. John A. Bartlett, Phila. !:
G. w. Horner. III. LeCompte, j. nj.
Donohue, A. s. James. Baltimore; Us.
Godwin, Dover: e. IF. Bernard, liar
lington; J. f. Lewis, E. Lewis, S NJ
Donnell. j. Dobson, ]. II. CART, New
ark, Del; Mrs. J. J. Risley, Clifton.
Del: J. Sheldon and wife, Penn: J. l..
and +. A. Williams, st. Louis, Mo.:Dr.
E, j. Derickson, wife ana children, Der
lin, Md; L. y. C.Gibb, wife and daugh-
ter, Franklin City.
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NorIcE-All persons Indebted t. us
~, store accounts not pail by August
10TH, 1880. will iinl them in the hands
of Mr.. Edward :. .l"llnsnIl, constable.
for collection. who -,ill lie instructed TO
cuIlrct Immediately. Paroles owing will
lake due rntice, us this is positive. A
word to the wise is sufficient. AlSo.we
lave for sale Il new Int butlnmrd bat
leau 81 feet beam ami - feet keel open
boat. will carry abons 100 bushels of
oysters. w. g. Barnes g. Son, Garga-
tia. Va.
June 25tli, 1899.
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A grand fair will be held in grove
near Franktown, on Tuesday, Sep
sember Cd, for purpose of raising funds,
70 aid in completion of new NJ. e.
Church, South. at Franktown. The
fair will commence early il. tle morning
and continue throughout the day, with
concert at night of rare merit. Visit
ors tc fair by railroad will be met at
NassawadGox station and conveyed
thither free of charge. A very cordial
invitation is extended the public.
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a pony penuing will be held on Par
Ianorc's Beach, Oh Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 10th, and about eighty ponies
and other horses suitable Tor road and
farm, will he offered at private sale by
the stockholders. Transportation will
he furnished free to all who wish to at
tend, from Wacllapreague to Parra-
more's Beach on day designated above.
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HArGAINs At REAn's WHARF. VA.
From this lalc VIZ will sell our entire
stock Ct goods ut AMI helnw cost for
cash. This stock must IN cose'l out
by Oct. lst.. with The view tn change
in hnsin,sS. and al pc'snns indebted In
MS by note nr OPEN nrrnlnt are EST
I'd to Settle hy Sept nth, or they will
find their accounts IN The hands nf III
officer for c,,lectinn. Geo II. Read & Co
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Louis D. White, a negro boy, eight

Louis D. White, negro boy, eight
wears old, was shot and killed with a
pistol 10y another negro boy, Alfred
Lewis, about sixteen years old, near
Parkslpy, last Sunday. The ball struck
the negro boy White just over the left
I've and death was instantaneous. The
difficulty which led to the murder orig
mated in some trivial matter. The
officers have been in pursuit of Lewis
for several days. but SO far have not
succeeded in arrestlng him.
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WANTED-A good MnrreIl stallion in
exchange for Il fine Jack. 6 Years old.
Can be seen with several at his get at
Marion station, Somei SIT county. Md.
For further particulars apply to w. j.
Hall. Marion station. or =. j. Belts,
Ocean View, SUSSEX coInty, Del.
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Rebecca Jones, colored, was shot in
the back at her home near Mappsburg,
last Tuesday night. 1t may have been a
stray shot. but. the opinion prevails that
a colored woman with whom she had
had difficulty few days ago, COM
mitted the deed. Her wound is not a
serious one.
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pIssoLUrI0N-1'l,e firm of Gnffi,nn
& AmeS. Marp,hlIrg ation will III dis
Sulrrl Ivy mutual cOnSent. DrcenJcr
3l,t. 1880. Il. l.. Amrs will remain at
The old stand and j. tiulliG"M will
move 10 lis stnrrhouse nnw occupied
hv II. II. Berry. he business Il the
firm must he osr,l and all persons are
urgrntly1equrstrd Ia tile their ac-
counts at once. Hereafter we will sell
guo's very cllelpfor cash.
}. Alm'r Goll5on,
II. l.. Ames.
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LOST -Angnst oath 1890. on The ronl
from parksley to I.ncmnnr nr Drum
i ulnl s mill u black silk umbrella in
is case. Th ii der will plcave it at
EN- FEPEI.w iii. and hp rewarded 0r
re;nrn 10 The owner. Susie z. AyreS.
SayanrYilin Va.
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The dwelling of Samuel Barnes. near
Parksley, was broken into while lie was
at Campmeeting last Sunday. The
thief was in search of money and in the
effort to find same, broke open chest,
bureaus and turned things upside down
generally. Mr.. Barnes fortunately car
ried his money to camp.
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Greenba ckvIIlc.

The present indications seem to
point to fat oysters next winter.
MISS Minnie Glib. daughter of om
neighbrr, Mr.. T. Il. c. Glib, Is visit
ing her aunt, in Baltimore.
Miss Kate Monmonier, of Baltimore,
Md, is here also on visit to Mrs. L..
]. Smith, ami other friends.
Rev. Mr.. Williamson of the N. 2.
Church, in this place, and wife, have
returned from Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Tiilic X. Wilson, of Baltimore,
Md, is in town on Il visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Wilson.
Mr.. Sam'I. Tilghman OF New Port
News, Va, was in town last week. on
IL visit to his sister, Mrs. John l.. vii.
son.
Mr.. Thomas Mariner, severely in
jured short time ago, by Il kick from
his horse willie out riding, is in fair
way to recover.
Mrs. Sarah Tilghman. mother of Mrs.
John l.. Wilson, will soon remove here
and make our town her future home.
Her two sons, James and Samuel
TiIghman, have made Newport News
their home and are in business there.
The people OF this section are much
disappointed in not securing the Hon.
John W. G.. Blackstone, rs their leader
and candidate for II seat i'll the next
Congress of U. S, but in the lucky NOM
mce, Mr.. Jones, they have heen recon-
cilvd to their disappointment. from the
fact that they see success to Democra-
cy, in the coming struggle, through the
great popularity OF the choice of the
people OF this Congressional District.
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For SALE BY the undersigned,
sloop in thorough repair aud good rs
new. nicely rugged and carryin! leo
lllslrs If oysters ur,iur deck. Terms
reasonable. For further particulars
apply tu Wm. 5. Mill!ner, Acc MAC Z.
Ii. Va.
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Mrs. Ida S. Fentress. a laly of many
Invable traits of character, wife OF Wal
ter &. Fentress and daughter of DR..
Edwin LeCato, deceased. Of this county,
died at her home in Baltimore. on last
Monday. Her untimely death is sin
cerely regretted by large circle Of
relatives and friends on the Eastern
Chorp
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To the Public.

Owing to Il change in our business we
will from this day sell strictly for cash
and no more credit will be given to any
one until our business is closed up. All
goods except groceries will he sold at a
reduced price for the next 80 days. al
persons indebted, to us either by note or
open account will come forward and
settle before the 18th of September as
our business must be closed up by that
time.
Respectfully,
WEST. WILLIS s. WYATT.
Belle Haven. Aug. IS, 100.
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A fair will lie held at Modestown
baptist Church, Tuesday, September
2nd. Dinner. supper and other re
fresl,ments will be served. If weather
Indictment on day named. the public is
cordially invited to be in attendance
first fair flay.
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The growing demand for the Royal
sold by Jas. Niger & Co, SHOWS thai the
gnud housewife knows all excellent ar
,ict after it has bcen tesLe,l-and wants
no other.
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A poat having on board five co!ored
men was capsized in Occahonnock creek
last SATURDAY.. and two of them, Henry
Tankard and Ed LeCato were drowned.
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Mr.. G. Lloyd Doughty authorizes the
annnuncement, that his hotel property.
dwelling. &C., at Belle Haven, are for
sale on reasonable terms. Full particu-
lars in next ISSUE.
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Services will he held in Hunting
Greek NJ. ?. Church. in morning and
afternoon, tomorrow. The pastor will
be assisted by Rev. a. j. Walter and
others.
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Stanley, the fine horse of Mr.. T. ].
Kilmon, Of Keller, died Friday, of lung
fever. He had refused an offer of $500
for one half of him, and WAS valued at
$500. He could pace amile in 2.S6
and was of remarkable SIZE, and beauty.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-08-30

Messrs Walter and Daniel Fitchett.
of EastviIle. are stopping in orr town.
in the interest of commission honses,
for which they are purchasing sweet
potatoes.
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The undersigned rcspectfullv invite
the attention of The public to the flct
that their place Of business is still
headunlrLers for road carts. We INV
have the largest and hest line OF them
eyer offered La the tr;rlc m the East
ern Shore mt following prices: SIS SIS,
S22, S25, $50 -alld all guaranteed .
the number are the celebrated co"hi-
nation road c;liL AMI track sulky and
the popular Collins roid antl speeding
carts. 1t will pay you 10 call and ex-
anime them Leforr Luyng elsewhere If
you want a road cart
J. D. BELoAT,
SaYAgeville, Va.
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Mrs. Seymore Matthews. very es-
Unable lady. widowof Jacob Matthews.
deceased. and mother of Samuel. Rob
EFT and Alfred Matthews, died ut her
home. near Masonviile, last Saturday,
aged s. Years.
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a child OF John Carson, living near
Parksley, aged 2years, drank concen-
trated lye last Monday, and died from
the effects of same III few hours
thereafter
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Mrs. Wilson and daughter. and Mr..
James Walsh, of New York. now IN the
county on visit to family of Mr.. VIM.
Walsh. Mappsville, honored our sane
,um with call on last Monday.
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Fon SALE-A large, handsome,
Spirited. anil very stylish Sisnct-per.
frcllv gentle. and as II r0a' horse I'M
surmts, d. Apply to w. w. Brick
Ilul;sr. belle Haven.
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Tie Baptist Parsonage. Onancock,
advertised for sale in ENTERPRISE for
several weeks, has been purchased Ivy
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Scott,of Northamptoa,at
tie price of $4,000.
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NoT:cE--A change SOON 10 he male
in Tie Iirm c'm:,eIls ils ieEceforth to
sell strictly for c.lsh. Wemust close UP
our business and credit positively will
not In given. All persOlls indebted to
us must come forward AMI settle their
accounts b; ths 205h ut September.
Goil'lg1Il s. AmeS.
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FOUND August 22nd INST on shor"
near Back crenk. on Nandna, iataaii
almnt 20 feet long. {; feet wide. Owner
requested n call for h.rand pa, charges.
Fred. NJ. Harrison, Hoffman's wharf.
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For SALE-Ona urge hiv horse !"
years old. and one Iin" roan marp 10
years old, both excellent farm horses
and good drivers. Call AMI SAG them.
Hopkins Bro. g. Co., Hunting Greek, Va
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The Good TemplarS. of Drnmmond-
town Lodge. will have injecting of
special Importance next Tuesday night.
and all the members are requested to
bc in attendance.