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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 27.-Beoi Cattle-A fall
ing off advanced prices 10al5c per 100 ibs extra
47sc good 4lpa4%.c; medium 4ls24'sc; fair 3 !.
4c; common 3lls3 sc culls 21h.3c lat co rs "a
s3A4c per ID. Milch Cows $25a45 head Mich
Calves 3 &c per ID. Sheep-eItra 5laao @.c; GOOD
545Ac; medium 4las4a4c; common 3'aa4 4.c;
Gu Is 2 Iaa3 PC per 10. Lambs 1ss7 nc per CUNT
Hogs-W estarn Tat &c; state 6iaa6&c per 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

The Schooner Hattie Perry, bound from
Ph,lsdslphIs to New Bedford, Mass, is now
ashore two miles north of Cape Henry on
the Virginia coast. She Ia loaded With soft
coal and the vessel and cargo will be total
loss. The captain and crew were rescued
BIZ life savers.
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& Prominent Minister Writes:

After ton years of great suffering from indiges
ton, with great prostration, biliousness'
dsordercd kidneys and constipation, have been
cured by DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, and am now
a well man.
Rev. C. G. DAVIS Ed. M. f. Church South.
No % Tstnsll st., Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

Hon. Isas ". Hammond, A. NJ, OF Coz
cord, n II State historian for New lamp
shire, died yesterday aged SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept % Cotton quiet and steady
uplsnds 1913; Orleans lo9 To- futures firm.
Flour dull aud weak. Wheat quiet. Corn slow
and steady. PORK inactive 81 $11 50al2 20.
Lard quiet and steady at So go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

BALTIMORE Sept. 29.-Cotton firm: middling
10L Flour firm. v heat-Southorn quiet FulI@
No 2 red 9211: W,stern easy; No winter rad
spot and Sept 95as96; Oct 96s961s; Dec 995es
100. Corn--SoutheTn nominal; wbito 57a59;
yellow 56i58; Western easy; mixed fpot ana
Sept 54%. ass Oct 54s54A year 81 May SO
asked. cats steady. Rye firm; choice TO 'ancy
74a76; good to prime 71a73 mmon 10 fair 90
TO- Hay quiet choice timothy SiIa11 30, Pro-
visions active. sugar active; granulatcd oFo
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WANTS.

tx7ANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST Man
w Salary 800 monthly il suitable, Nth op'
po.tunites for advance, TO represent locally re-
sponsioe New York honse. References. MAJ u
FACIUREB, lock box 1856 New YORK.
y1JANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST MAN
w Salary 500 monthly, If suitao-e, WIZ Up
portuLities for advance. TO represent ioc~ ,fy
snors,hIe New Work honse. Referenc g. MANI
FACTURER. lock box 1855 EeS York
Lot OF ARTIST MATERIAL at and be ow
4 cost at U52SJ J. D. d. LoAls'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

Thoro IS fair demand for Flour, and tho mar
kots arc cssy at urchspged prices Wheat Is
quiet; receipts are small and figures range from
rs to 100, the latter for prime. sweet milling
sampler. Corn is dull at 55a57 in bulk; tobbng
at a cent or two more. Eye ia active st 55a7o,
extromo figures for seed lot. Oats 4ls4b. Eggs,
Butter, Potatoes, Apples and ell kinds of produce
sell well, SIS the weather is moro favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

rHH Young, Clerk OF the ci:cuit Court Of
AIa,sndri. county, do hereby c3rtifJ that Francis
= smith com missioner of sale in the above de-
scribed sult bss given the bond, with approve /
security, in the pensliy OF Sjoo' Is required Dy
%" se pss, wtd H.H. YOUNG, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
By &. T. Lucas, Auctionccr.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of tho Grcuis
ID Court Of Alex ,ndria county, W., ronde;ct in
the chancery cause of Joseph E. Birch against J..
w. Tucker on the 21st day Of May, 1853, tho
undersigned special commissioner will sell at pub.
lie auction, in front Of Tho County Court Hou'",
on Columbus street, in the city Of Alexandra,
Va, at 2 o'clock noon
SATURDAY,
the lat day OF November, 1890,
the following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ia
the county of Alexandrjs, Va; viz,
ALL THAT TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND
which Wa conveyed to William Tucker By his
grand rather, Thomas Tucker, by decd dated on
the 18th of January, 1850, and of record in libor
l., No. 3, folio 1856, o, the land records Of sid
county, aud which is described in said deed ~
folloye: "BegiDniDg at a chestnut tree below the
house and south of the Falls road then
across said road and with the present road leading
by nv gate to the intersection of my line leading
from the walnut tree to the locust stump, running
southcrly with the line betw. en- me and Samuel
Birch to locust saplng; thence to the beginning,
containing twenty-five acres, more or lees, with
all the rights and appurtcnances to tho same De-
longing"
Terms of Sale Ten per cent of the purchase
mon.y to be paid in cash. ard tho balance IN M
tuual instalments Mt SIX twelve ahd eighteen
months, evidenced by the tonds OF the purchaser
with interest from the Of saie the title 10 DC
retained until the whole Of the puIchs'e money Is
Maid Convevancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
paw FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Commissioner of Salc
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ROCK H1L1. S. G, March q, 1890.

Rock BILL. S. C, March "a, 1890.
DIR. J. q johnson, Rock Hill, S. c.:
Dsar SIr-I have been almost life long
euT.rer from hereditary asthma, and after
irving eli known remedies from the patent
medicine catalogue, and great many pny-
sicianF. I bsd slmost given up when you
recommended the Microbe Killer. last De.
Gambler, and l have Dot had paroxysm
since. Wouldn't take 500 600 for the good
IL mas done me. Your truly,
JAMES a GILES.
For sale by E. S. Leadoeater & Bro.
sMAX STRINGS will be found to be the best
wv and simplest way of sealing fruit sls and
cans. For sale by ERNEST L. ALLEN,
aue25 Cor King and Pitt sts
OHOyELS, SPADES, HOES and RAKEs, of all
y qualities. Call and examine at 329 King
', @ss ''iA'' J. II CREIGHTON 6 SON
LOCKWOOD & CO.'S BREAKFAST COCOA, 8
lG superior article, received to-day by
ap4 J. C. MILBURN.
LOCKWOOD & CO.'S PREMIUM CHOCO-
la LATE, very fine quality, received today BY
(tROsSE & RLACKWELL'S FINE PICKLES
~ and PRESERVES and for sale By
iy14 &c MILBURN.
OREEN GINGER, SPICES aud PICKLE SEED
W for sale by ERNEST l.. ALLEN,
aug25 Cor. King and Pitt sts.
IA oNTsERRAT L ME FRUIT JUICE jus. re-
je11 &C. NILBURN.
d FAB LlTHIA WATER
d at 25c per gallon at
sep2 ]. D. a. LUNTs.
TIME BEST FAsT-BLACK HOSE for ladies,
i gents and children at 25c at
sp21 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'7.
bishops FOOD FOR MocKING BIRDS. Try
d it. ERNEST H. ALLEN,
sug25 Cor. King and Pitt sts.
FULL LINE OF MARKET, LUNCH and
IA FANCY BASKETS at
jed j. c. slLBOKE-s
CTEEL HANGERS for barn doors and rali JUST
y received at 32S King street, corner OF Royal
my6 J 1: OhsIoH 10y o 9o-,.
POTOMAC FLOUR-Another supply OF Poto'
- i ~ i'i' j. C. MILBURN.
!. PINT BOTTLE OF LUNT'5 OPERA CO.
q 3nGNE onlv costs 81. dec16
I Ri asn1o ohhAAi' ~ ' J.c MILBURv.
I0RN GIFTS, fresh, Just received by
( ~ srp1 JIG. MTLBURN.
nTo. FAT MACK EEL, large siz,, for sale by
IN aug13 ). Y. hiLhuhS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

sUAX STRINGS will be found to be the best
wv and simplest way of sealing fruit aIs and
cans. For sale by ERNEST L. ALLEN,
aue25 Cor King and Pitt sis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

NHoyELS, SPADES, HOES and RAKEs, of all
y qualities. Call and examine at 329 King
treet corner of Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

LOCKWOOD & CO.'S BREAKFAST COCOA, 8
10 superior article, received to-day by
ana ]. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

LOCKWOOD & CO.'S PREMIUM CHOCO-
la LATE, very fine quality, received to-day by
ond j. c. MILBURN
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Proposals.,

IS.
NIRGINl Alt - meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors OF Acco.
mack, on the 21Stday of February,
4. D.. 1890.
The Board of Supervisors being
of opinion that the public needs
require that the Jail-of tins connty
should he enlarged and improved,
it is therefore ordered that this
Board will receive sealed proposals
for such enlargementand improve
ment after the following way: For
the building of a second story to
said Jail 22x30a feet uron the
inner Jail subject to the following
provisions and regulations: The
contractor will he required tore
move the old roof in good order;
to raise the wall so as TO have the
upper room eight feet in the clear.
and the wall Shallhe thirteeuinches
thick. bnilr of hard Baltimore or
New York brick. laid in good NOR
tar made of wood burnt lime and
good sharp sand; the upper joist
shall he two feet apart aud two by
ten inches in size and the plates
shall he three inches deep; and the
old rafterS and roof put back in
good order; SIX windows to he
placed in the wall. two on each
side, and one in each end. the
frames of the same to he made of
good pine heart with twelve light
sash IL inches thick and Sx13 glass;
a stove fine shall be built on the
east side l7x17 inches Of good hard
hr'ck and extending six feet above
the roof with o cap over The top of
same; the window frames shall he
barred crosswayS with one inch
round iron four inches apart and
tile frame material. shall he three
inches thick; the inside walls to be
plastered with cement; the floor
and ceiling shall be made Of good
one inch boards dressed and tongue
and grooyed. the ceiling to he
headed. All proposals ahall ne di-
r"c.eal 10 the Board care of the
Clerk. with whom they must he
left on or before the 18th day Of
March. 1899, at 10 o'clock. q. m.
The contractor will he required to
give bond for the faithful perform
ance of his contract in double the
amount of his bid, with good secnr-
i.y to be approved hy the Board;
the work TO be completed in rea-
sonable time to be fixed by tbe
BOARD; and the Board reserves the
rightto reject any or all Of the pro-
posals And it is further ordered
that "A copy of this order he pub
lished in the PENINSULA ENTER
TRIsE in the three consecutive
lSsnes beginning with March 1st
next. A Copy.
Test: NJ. OLDHAM, ,TR.,
Clerk
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Notice.

WIRGINIA:-At q meeting of
'he Beard of Supervisors CT the
county of Accomack, on the 2lSf
day of February, a. d.. 1890.
Tie Board hereh, determines to
recommend to the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts a person who, in IFS
Judgment will be suitable to he APP
pointed by the said Auditor to col
lect the taxes and leyies for the
year 1888 on persons and property
Of this county. returned delinquent.
And does hereby give notice that
it will receive applications for said
position until the 18th OF next
March, to be left in writing with
the clerk. If more than one per-
sou applies whom the Board will
he willing TO recommend, it will
determine Ivy ballot which one to
recommend. And it is ordered
that a copy of this order be pub
lished in the PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE in the three consecutive
issnes beginning with March 1<t
next. The person recommended
Ivy this Board and appointed col
loctor by the SAID Auditor will
have to give bond as required by
Section go of the Code of 1887.
a Copy.
Tesl: NJ. OLDHAM, JR.,
Clerk
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01

The merchants of Georgia are
signing paper, pledging them
selves to boycott Wannamaker'S
firms lienceforth and forever. The
paper has been sent 10 all the mer-
chanrS throughout the State and
not a single flu. to whom it has
been presented, has refused its in
.lorsemrnt. 1t reads as follows:
"In spite of the earnest and COLI
ScientiouS protest of the entire city
of Athens and community, Post
maSter-General Wanamaker has
seen ii 10 impose upon our city a
negro postmaster. ALL that was
asked was that a respectable white
Republican be given the place.
Iju. the good john Wanamaker,
after heapiDg insult upon the
South, and Athens particularly, HAS
used bis office and power to make
it more a,rcc;cus. Our loyalty to
The white race will not permit us
to have anything to do with such a
man. We can get along without
linn or any Of his stamp, and We
cannot consent To have any deal
ings with a man who claims 10 he
upright aud honest and yet has
The audacity, in The face oftle pro
tests of au outraged community,
10 make such an appointments"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01

The law rtQuirin. dressed meats
sold IN the State TO be inspected,
has been shown would be SO bur
tiensome to IL certain class OF our
citizens, that d bill repeating same
has been introduced in our Legls-
Iature ami those who most eagerly
advocated lis passage, now most
earnestly demand it's repeal. Our
Legislators have wisely concluded
that it does not pay TO tax the
necesSarieS of llte tU the extent,
which such Il law would impose
upon the people, who are the prin
cipal consumers. AS this is not
the only Instance during this ses-
sion of The Legislature, when they
have acted with haste 70 repent At
leisure, they woulddo we'll to make
haste more slowly in the future,
and to consider more carefully the
bills introduced for their consider
alton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Entered at the Postoilice at Accomac
G. Va. as secoud-class matter.

The people of Accomac have
never heen more thoroughly
aroused by any question. nor have
denounced With greater uDani-
nifty OF sentiment any measure,
than they have the bill emanating
last week from the finance com
mitteec of the House of Delegates
of Virginia, proposing to lease
5000 acres of oyster grounds in
poconuke Sound, embracing the
most valuable oyster rocks in Vir-
yinia, to c. Il. Lewis. In the ont
cry which has gone forth against
the bill iniQuitous in its conccp-
ti0n and promising results so far
reaching in evil, that no one has
attempted to fathom its depths,
the voice Of the partisan practi-
cally has been stilled, and hut one
sentiment actuateS every class and
creed and condition of our citizens,
that Snch Il bill should not receive
the approval of the law-making
power OF our State, and if it did,
could not be enforced. Depriving
as 1t would,if passed and enforced,
IL large class of our citizens of the
means OF making livelihood for
themselves and family and dea,ing
as 1t would a death blow to man.
avocations and pursuits. which are
now sustained and supported by
the revenues obtained in the limits
which Mr.. Lewis is seeking 10 have
set apart fol- his exclusive Use, it
would be "a matter of surprise if
the people ut Accumac when their
rights and privileges were so ser
iously threatened, did not harmo
llze and had not Indignantly pro-
tested, as they did against the
iniquitl of The measure III queS-
ton, at their meeting at Accolnac
=. H., last Monday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Pnnnoteagne. Dec. 9th. 1889

Mcssrs. Beggs q Waters-tients
We. the undersigned, having
fully tested your Special. Sweet
Potato Fertilizer Oh sweet potatoes
this year, take pleasure in recon-
mendlng it to the favorable atftn.
ton OF al. truckers, and especially
those engaged in the raising and
culture Of sweet potatoes. The re-
suits obtained from its Use by us
were in the highest degree satls-
factory, and it will be our object
and intention TO continue itsyliSe.
We have. no hesitation in prononn-
eng it one of the very best lertll.
.zers OH the market.
AyreS Bros. & CO.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01

In the House of Representatives
Monday tho vote ON the Worlds
Fair was taken, and Oh the eighth
ballot resulted in Chicago winning
10y "a vote OF 157, three more than
was Necessary. Chicago led from
the first ballot and steadily gained
until she was victorious. a vote
has yet to he taken in the Senate,
where Chicago may yet he defeat.
ed. The vote of the Virginia mem
bers was as follows: On the first
ballot all Of the Virginia delega.
tion voted for " ashington except
Mr.. veuable, who favored New
York, and Mr.. Wise, who support
ed St. Louis. The latter On a sue
ceeding ballot cast vote for Wash.
ington,and ON the two next ballots
he voted for New York.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Charlottesville. Jan. 25 h. 1890

CraddockvllIe Jan. 25 h. 1890.
MessrS. Boggs 81 Waiefs-Dear
Slrs-I have used your Special
Sweet Potato Fertilizer for two
years with the best results [ have
ever gotten from anything on
sweets. used it last year OH land
that was never in potatoes before
chat | know Of, which Was pnor
land; put them out the Pad of May
and dug The 1S.h of July, and they
were as nice as any al that time.
some others along side of them that
were not fertilizpd were not any
better the last OF August. Will use
itagain his year. Jno NJ. LeGato.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Cashville. Nov. 25ih. 1885

NttNTIY TIC. -NVFs -U' IT. TOD"
Gents-I used your tinano this seasnn
with results sar exceeding nv txpecta
tions on sweets. Notwithstanding the
heavy rains that have drowned us nuI
so badly. lost nv round potato crop
altogether In consequence Of the rains.
therefore canliit say about that. I'M
hp.ilaiinpIy say in reference to former
crop.lt beats ANYTHING ! have ever seer.
used nj her goods hish ly recommended
for sweets which cost mmc., more. hut
when looked for them they could not
come with Imperial WAS able to dig
sweets two weeks earlier where used
your Phosphate. l shall wait it again
Respectfully, b. j. Kelam.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
C.,shvi!le. Sept. soth. 1890

Grntlemen-I used ,onr SUPER Ph.'s
plate on sweets dis St;isonin cOnnec
ton with Peruvian and salt mixed but
ut smaller cost, and Phosphate heat
Peruvian and salt. although the OUTLAY
OF money WAS not SD great. ut least one
fifth or in other words the same mum
brr OF sprouts tia; harvest 5 barrels
where Phosphate was uspil, llaryes 4
barrels where salt anil uGa,lD WAS Used.
The land WAS same and were set ont
same dry. l lave brtn using 1t two
Seasons and shall continue to use 1t.
Respectfully. j. w. Scott.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Davis Wharf. Nov. 16th.>1sSN

IJHVIS " I;lIT. NOV. IhET.<IooI
Gpntlpmell-i have been using yonf
Guanos three seasons. and AM happy TO
say hrv have never failed to give salts
faction with ANY CHARGE whatever. IN
reference 10 this seasons use. have to
say il worked we'll on all my crop where
it. was applied. Used Potato brand On
lriShrolatorS in connection with other
gnanns costing aloti samr. There WA
Il great difference in favor OF ynur p.
Brand. Used Your Super Phosphate or
sweets against san gllamns. hut nf
course. applications yonr Phrsnhate
were CHEAPER Notwithstanding Phos
plate heat it badly. Shall continue to
use it. John M. Cnlonln.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Nantlna. January 2Slh, 1880

Nanuna. JANUARY 2S1h, L89U.
Messrs. R0ggs & Waters-Gents.
Having used your Fertilizer most
satisfactorily and successfully for
The last two years on potatoes. |
can without hesitation recommend
it TO tho favorable attention aud
consideration OF truckers OF this
Peninsula. l ob.alne,l he most
satisfactory results fiOm lis Use
and application than from any fer
tilizer Ieverused A. Il. Doughty.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
.,ashy.lle. Nov. 25Ih. 1855

CAShVlle. y 0V. zoIII, IocJ
Dear Sirs I used your Guano tins
SEASON for the first time Super l>hos.
phatc is the grade USED OF corn and
sweets. and although one of the most
unfavOrable senSOIs have ever known
fdne to the excessive raihs). yet my
corn crop is the hest have ever made
I'm reference. tn sweets will say. it gave
perfect satisfaction. yipltimg a barrel t"
one hundred sprouts IN pool land WIN,
out any manure, but zine shafts. Shall
u-e it in the future. Respectfully,
John K. Iarker
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Accomac c. H. Nov. 05.h. 1SS9

Dear Sirs-I lpnght Of your rep; rsen
talivp f. y. Shield. last season .Imper-
ial Glanos and found them to work so
well that | bought again this season,
ilsptl it on round poi at0rs and sweets
l have simply to say, dun'r think there
is anything like it. shall continue TO
Use it, 1t is light and fine, and runs
further in sowing than any Guano |
have used. VIII. Il. fulfilling.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
VALUABLE OYSTER
GROUNDS FOR SALE.

These oyster grounds lie in the creeks OF Hun
cars and Mat wanna, Northampton courty,Va.
aud about az or miles fr'Im Mnchipungo raj
road station. A large portion OF these ground
ia well seeded, and tlIoi o Is plenty "f ground o
which to plnut many t.ousand bushels innr'
Tho ground : prc we'll knuwD by The extra Qualtf .
OF oysters that have been grown OH them Il
many years. Tho oysters ARE known In Bhlti
more, Philadelphia and New York. to he a5 III :
as any That are grown II Virginia waters.
Th~re grounds will be sold Mt reasenab.
price, as nm compelled 10 quit the business q;
account of disabilities known 10 myself. All
want 10 party that wishes good nystors M
grounds aud is q good Judge OF tie same, aud
shall be sure To coll.
Ihavo the finest winter quarters. warehouse
and wharf with all facilities attached 10 the oys
ter business. And also convenient I" Cap
Charloa where you can take your oysters by sn'
boat AMI save Is cents per barrel IN freight
The planting grounds IN either Hungar o.
Mattawama CT eek IL plenty large for two eoo,'
nrms Any party or parties wishing to como
aud see for themselves. can come either by "a
vessel direct to my plnce. or By railroad a::'
stopping mt Machipungo station. where CO..
vnyance can DO gotten ut any tine to come COW.
to my place.
Pm. ties wishing 10 correspond with me- can no
dress ". J MARSHALL.
Sludyside P. o.,
Northampton Co., Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Ma,,pshurg, Jan. 9th. Is

Dear Sri used your Guanos last
season, & tons bought of F. A. Shield
8 TINS of round potato gnano and tons
CT your sweet potato phosphate. have
simply to shy they are the best gtanos
[ liaye ever used produced lietter re
suits dollar for dnllar. also used a
little on corn with better results than
from any ever used, | shall continue to
USE yours. Chas. Z. Taylor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Mappsburg Nov. l4th. 1889

Dear Sirs-This is the first season
that 1 have used Yuur Guano, | used
Potash BRAND OIL round potatoes, and
although my crop Was drowned out, yet
there were enough left to convince me
il was very superior gualiO. | never
had anything to work better than the
SUPER Phosphate IN sweets. l shall
want more of it another season.
Respectfully, S, 7. Kellam.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Shield, wharf Jan. l4th, 1890

NHIFIU ; WIIdI II ."II. I1V'I' A""V
Dear Sirs-l lave been uslng your
guanus for the past three seasons; and
am 50 well pleased with them that tlSp
them altogether Referring particularly
to crnp of round p.itatnes of last season
II we to say it WAS very heavy. yielding
ms high AS so bbl,. to Dbl. of seed, the
quality was also extra Took 1st prem
ium at the Grange fair. Shall continue
to use il. &. Fl. Shield.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-01
Boggs &c Waters,
NANDUA, VA
Pungoteague, jan. Oath, 1890

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MessrS. Boggs & WaterS-Gents.
in reply 10 Your inquiry about
your Special Sweet Potato Fertil.
izer, can say I gave it fair trial
along side of fertilizer that cost
one-tilird more perston, planted for
ty rows of each across patch, and
continued in that way. and when
there WAS IL difference it was in
favor at yours all the time. pre-
fer il to any fertilizer that | have
ever used regardless of cost.
j. II. Drummond.