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TO ErhaoI Trustees.

MIR. EDI1OH-Ry Jaw the county
Schuul Board Is required to meet he
first "Wednesday in August to settle with
the county treasurer. This year the
Board VIII also he required to pass np,n
the census returns AZ reported 10y the
clerks of the several districts; anl VIC
must decide whether or not we will i'll
troluce the new list If .clonl hooks, re-
Gently adopted hy the Bosrd of Eilca
t,on. This Is great dea! of work for
one day. and in order to complete 1t we
;,.nst commence early. hope every
clerk. and If possible. every inimbrr ot
the Board will meet promptly A. .
o'cluck Il. w., August 6 b. at Treasurer
!}lackstune's ofIii.. in Drummondtown.
we CALI OF work without Il and
at this important meeting we should
have full attendance. l know 1t Is
hard for trust es TO he required to go Il
long distance in the lcaI aid dust AM!
pay their own expenses without any
,mpcnsatinn, hut duty requires the
sacrifice. and duty is the suh'i'nest
word In the English language. Gentle
men come and remember 0 o'clock
sharp. j. ID. PARSONS,
Clerk ca. School B,,ard.
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OnIL1lxrY.

Mr.. Join II. Kilmou died at his hJme
near Keller Oil Wednesday 23rd inst.
aged 60 years. The deceased was a
prominent member of the Baptist
church and Il prosperous and worthy
citizen.
Miss Ida ]. Fox, daughter of Mr.:
Jas. G.. Fox. died at her home at Fox
vile, on Sunday, July 18th after ashort
illness, aged 16 years. Size was pupil
of Albemarle Female Institute last SEES
sion and few DAYS after her return
was taken sick With the typhoid fever,
which terminated her life. Her death
was ycry sud one. Size was young
lady of la'e attractions, and Made eve
~ o.e II friend to her by her amiallIe.
Sniahily AMI attractive manners. No
one MAS more id,llA,d 10y her parents
AMI she hardly bad u wish that was not
gralited by tliem The funeral services
held over hel at Zion Baptist church, of
which she was n member, was largely
attended and few people ever had more
sincere mourners than those Which fol-
lowed ilei to her grave.
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Malala Watson. and her daughter
GIMME, stabbed by Willet some daysago,
are so much improved that there is a
chance for the recovery of both. The
former is out CT danger, and the peri
tonitis which was thought would GER
tainly be fatal to the latter has almost
entirely subsidized thanks to their strong
constitutions and fine surgical treat
ment rendered. These people are very
poor and cannot compensate the physl
claus for their valuable services, given
as cheerfully to them as il would have
been to millionaires, but the county can
through its Board Of Supervisors pay
them, and should do so. They pay for
attendance on small pox, which are no
more emergency cases than these were.
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Lar, prepared tn say. thst R. r..
ironke. agent of the y. y. z. e n H..
II. II. has kindly granted special rates
of q cents per mile for actual distance
travelled To i'll pa ties attending the
Accnlnac BAPTIST Association tn In
h,rl with IIollics church. near Keller
station Wednesday. August 18th.
Is. ". Mrars at Kell,r station will
convey all persons to IInl'irs church
from Keller and TO Ke''rr ON Hollis
church ut the following rGe>:
One, each way, p GETS; delegates
more than one, Is cents: visitors more
than one, 20 cents.
AL pris'nrs wishing The b'.Iriit IF re-
luced rates must show to the agent 1T
The station where they 60 to hny Il
ticket and 10 Mr.. Mta'sa certificate
hearing the signature of thr minister
in charge of Lie church of which they
are !. member. Ii any church has no
minister tile church clerk cal grant the
certificate Ministers or brethren from
other Associations can obtain Il crrt!ii
cate by ad,lre. sing Judge Benz. T..
Gunter, Accrnac e, H., Va.
G.. G. JONES, Clerk If Association.
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morsea Trnined ON Eastern Shore.

Mr.. EDIToR.-I will tell you about
the success of the lace horses trained
here for the past two winters: asall the
men and women OH the Eastern Shore
are fondof fine horses and will lie pleas
ed 10 hear of Eastern Shore success.
Last year the largest stakes ever mp for
a race. viz: s63, 00O WIS won l,y Chaos,
beating twenty-five other horses. This
year Banquet S.year-old, has run the
fastest mile. and mile and . fourth
that was ever run. in the former lie
made the distance in 1888, The fastest
time heing Ten Brock .39t with equal
weights. In the last named distance he
beat the best time heretofore made ny
any horse. viz; Salvador which was De!
I adhere description of the race
from The New York World:
The start Is made. on" mile and n
quarter straigl,taway from the grand
stard. and nothing is seen Of them till
they have gone half The distance. Us tlev
swing into the three quarters 81 raighi
and he cnlors nre seen. Tournament
AMI Banquet are locked in front. Sir
John and Drvot"e behind. They a"r
coming at II heart breaking pace, AID
with every furlnng the twole;,drrs ar
drawing away further and further. And
now. as they are entering the last fur
long Banquet lwCins slowly to creep
ahe;ui of 1ournament. First it is half
n head, thena brad then u qnarl rr of II
meek. then u half neck. And now old
man RAJ war,, goes to the Will aud lays
the liSll0n Tournaments sid $. The
c0t fails 10 responl, and in moment
morr Banquet las isstd4tlle JUDGES.
wiliners6y half a length IN : ll3s. the
fastest time OH record.
BE iles Chaos aid banquet. therere
Others. Torso winner. last year, n tile
Double Event. anil this year OF the
i Lorillard stake worth S24 600 then
there are other gonl nnes-B ,l'z',
| Vagabnn,i. Miss Ransom, Turmoil &:.
Respectfully.
OREIs a. BHowNm.
Cane Charles Va, July 81, 100.
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THE A. B. CHASE
aud Organs

Do you wish tn possess a Piano or
Organ on easy trrms2 Wa will furnish
SON with III um Tor $50 10 $50 CASH and
$40 npr nnnll, till paul for. Gran Or
gan rnf Sl9 to so cash a:,d $40 perq HAT
Ter. or will sell low for cash.
They are guaranteed years. al war,
rant, ii first cl;.sS ia every respect. AID
YOU cannot find mere honestly luhde ILL.,
siru,nenio On The market.
Rctcrencrs-Mrs. +. p. Rrert, Oman.
cnck. w. u. Nottingham, Ea>tville-
J.. f.. Mumlurtl, Cape Charles; l.. NJ.
Tilghmau, CllSiield
Write for cataidgu. aud prices to ).
G.. McGKATll, Onanc"ck. Va, Grn-
eral Agent ~. Uttu >lllIu ~ GO.
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Cn,sSofeague.

Mrs. NJ. r. Doughty, quite i'll OF
late. is now rapidly improving.
Sweet potatoes being shipped by our
farmers net them from 81 to $40.
Percy, son of Mr.. Geo. w. Walker
fell from a swing Tuesday and broke
his left arm.
Mr.. +. W. IIetard, recently home
from Florida. is in town. on IL visit Il
his father, Mr.. Jos. II. IIebard.
MI. c. II. Ames and family, of Balti
more. and Miss Nan Widgeon. of East
vile, are visiting Mrs. J.. II. Ames
The '.swifters" are being daily excr
cised for the running race which comes
off on NcConnell's track, August 18th
Our building boom continues. Two
new store houses are nearing compile.
ton and two handsome dwellings are
in course OF erection.
Mr.. ]. H. Walker, cyerely burned in
the face several days ago by an explo-
sion of powder, was in town on We'd
nesday. At the time of the accident it
was feared that the sight nf ore Of his
eyes would De destroyed, but it is not
believed now that it will &c seriously in.
jured.
Mr.. Walter Vessels, of Baltimore
Is now associated with Mr.. Thatideus
X. Martin in the saw-mill business,
and since the new firm of Martin &
Vessels was formel "a palmer
and flooring machine has been
added. They are doing u rushing,
business. The family of Mr.. Vessels
arrived in in our town some days ago.
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e.Hsilic0reagssu.

Rev. Sell,y Pruitt succeeds Nev. ,. Y
Grimsley as pastor Of Union Baptist
Church.
We ave genuine hnilding boom.
Twenty-Five houses are in course of
erection.
Rev, G. RI. Dawson now fills the NJ.
p. pulpit here ard preached his first
SCI mon last SUNDAY.
The rleslNterian Fishing CInh o.
Philadelphia spent several days il our
town last week and rs usual had gay
time.
Mrs. Atlanta Moore died on the 18th
INST. of consumption, aged Il years
Her husband and seven children sur
vivy her.
oloop Lucy Jane, loaded with shin
giles. from Norfolk to This place, went
ashore on cur lar. night of Gosh inst.
hut was gotten of without mrtriial
damage ly Capt. Tracey Of Life Saving
Service and the citizens.
Rev. S. U. Grimsley has accepted a
call to Phamphlet City, Appomattox
county Va. He Will sell his property
at public auction today and leaves for
Ills new field ON Monday. Mr.. Grims
Icy and Instantly will lea great oss To
Chirco. league. ~ C value of his labors
Il re are beyond computation.
Capt. Willia's Booth of Chincoteague,
was drowned in Assawaman Inlet, on
Wednesday, ORD day of July. He hid
been N, Assawaman Greek TO deliver
coal. and while going ont of the creek
his boat got aground. The captain got
into a small boat and tried TO (ird deep
er water The boat capsiz"d Al d he was
drowned. His body at time of writing
had not been found. He was worthy
citizen. A wife and three chi lren sur
yive him. He was GO years old.
Mr.. Geo. +. Colrburn and Miss Liza
Y. Jones were married at tile Atlantic
Hotel on the 18th inst, Rev. Geo. E.
Wood If NJ. T.. Church, officiating.
They left Immediately after the cele
mony which united them in perpetual
bonds for their wedding tour, with the
best wishes of host or friends, ami; n
shower of rice and lots OF old shoes.
Both of the contracting parties are very
popular and the opinion OF all who wit
messed the marriage was That they were
the llandsomest couple they ever SAW.
They were tie recipients of numerous
anil valuable presents.
Atlantic Hotel arrivals: d. II. Scry-
Ter, A. Kerins. j. X. McCartY, II. b.
Philips, .J..I. Stork. I. A. Jordan, WIN.
Rowley, Philadelphia; NJ. L. Se!by. f.
G.. Hanna. f. y. Meddrr. &. b. Brown,
F. NJ. Messick, e. w. Nea7y, G. G..
Turner, Wilmington; NJ. ]. Byrd. ]. e..
Minson. L. n. Massey. Baltimore; E.
II. Easley, Richmond; W. Ii. Walters
and wife, Miss Nellie Walters, Harry
Williams and wife, NJ. II, Pope, II. T..
Stevenson. Pocomoke City; y. y. Ma
SON, G. Truitt. Stow Hill: J. S. Tyler
and wife and daughters, Miss e. Leath-
erbury. DIR. T I. Taylor. c. Davis. J.
G. Orwell, o. D. Henderson, w. Miles
and family. J. NJ. Addison, $. ]. Ste
venson. S. Is. White and family, Miss
NJ. Z. Higgins, Accomac.
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Rev. r. X. Stephenson will preach in
our NJ. E Church, to morrow, 1880 am.
Mr.. E. E. Miles has been suffering
from severe indisposltion during the
past week.
Oliver Nelson ana Mr.. S. r. Nelson
left on Wednesday last for q short
jaunt in New York, among the Cats
Kill Mountains.
4 bush meeting is being conducted
near Onley Station, Ivy Revs. r. A.
Compton and w. J. Twllley. Of the
~. E. Church, South.
Benjamin Parker, IT., son of Mr..
John E. Parker, and Miss Drummond
both residents of Sluthkill Neck, were
married OH Wednesday night.
Lieut.. F. Wordsworth. the success
sor of Lieut.. j. F. Wild as Inspector
of the Life Saving Service for this dis
trict, has arrives! here, and will make
Onancock his headquarters.
a little excitement was caused Oh
Main St.. Saturday evening, by IA run
away horse belonging tn Jacob King,
cnlured. The cart To which the Horse
WIS attached cnIilletl with buggy AMI
cart, smashing both OF them to pieces
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NOTICE All persons Indebted t us
on STORE accounts lot paid lw Angus
10 II. lS!n Will fin tiem in the lnrls
nf Mr.. Edward :. Johnson, co. stable.
for collection. who will lie Instructed 10
collect immediately. Par ifs OWN. will
take 'llr rotire. as this il po'itiy.. A
word to the Wis., is sufficient. AlS0.we
have for sale new. Hat hnt'Omp,l bat
team St feet beam AMI % feet keel open
ln,af. will carrH ahont 100 bushels of
oysters. W. q. Barnes & Son, Garga.
Tia. VI.
June o5.h, 1897.
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Mars!, Mark eft.

The sweet potato cop will soon be
ready for market in this section.
The nights are so cool here that
heavy Quilts are used and thick cloth-
ing is comfortable.
Mr.. Jas. T. Kellam and Son. of Pat.
terson. N. J.. are passing tile time
pleasantly here, in fishing &c. as the
guest OF their relative, MI. L. e. Kel-
lam.
Rev. w. A. Street, aided by other
dlvines. is conducting avery interesting
protractel meeting at Halls Chapel on
Measongo. Eloquent sermons are be-
ing preached and large aulliesces have
been in attendance, nightly. Fonrpen-
itents we,e at the altar Tuesday night.
Cipt. Geo. ". Hinman i very estim-
able citizen and consistent member of
n. F.. Church, South. died of consump
ton in Baltimore last week. His re-
maIns were brought home by steamer
on W ednesday OF last week and funeral
services were held at his house Oh Sat
urduy.
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A fair will I've held at Atlantic Bap.
fist church on Tuesday. August 9Th, or
If weather inclement on day named, on
first fair day thereafter. The commit
ice having the matter in charge propose
IL make it a pleasant affair ,and extend q
cordial invitation to every one TO be
present. In addition to the fancy table
there will hc table for articles of home.
make also. Among the articles for sale
is a patch work gull made by Il lady rs
years of age, which Will he drawn for.
for tile benefit Of the church. Dinner
and supper served.
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NEIGMB0RHC9D NOTES.
I'arkH;cy.

Mr.. L. c. Wimbrough is recruiting
at Parksley.
Mr.. S. T. Jones has moved into the
new postollice building.
a suburb of Parksley has recently
been named, 'Taylorsville.'
The firm of Ia. F. IIinman & Co., has
dissolved, Mr.. Kent retiring.
Infant of VIM. Mex. Taylor died on
18th inst, of cholera infantum.
Mr.. John r. Lewis las just COM
pl-ted new dwelling for A. Everett OF
Newark, n. j.
Judging from the crowd at Paiksley
last Saturday, it does not require Wills
key shops to draw the people.
The crab dealers of Hunting Greek
are paving 81 cents for crabs and the
crahbprs' are making good wages.
Tile farmers complain great deal Of
dry weather, but are takinS ADVANTAGE
Of the opportunity to ditch their lands
Our carpenters complain of dull
times, while the lumher is seasoning
and mill ,alds are waiting for BUYERS.
Mr.. Charles Davis. Somerset, Md,
holds the fort as agent at Parksley
willie Mr.. Sharpley is recuperating at
his home.
Miss May Johnson. recently returned
from school in Washington. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Libbe d. Lewis Of
Parkslev.
The Parsley tabernacle just COM
pl,tcd is Il substantial structure, with
large seating capacity. Tents are being
put up also.
Our barrel man, Mr.. J. s. Matthias
has returned from Nansemnnd county.
to ply his vocation here during the po-
tatp season.
a prayer meeting has been organ
ICED by the ladies' OF Lccnont AMI Is
being held weekly at the private resi-
dences in the town.
Mr. inc. Parks of f. and Frank
Mason OF Z. W. have purchased farms
near New Church aud propose TO move
TO them another year.
Misses Lola and Rena Lambertson Of
Focomoke City and Mr.. Henry liolen
of Philadelphia are GUSTS Of their rtla.
tive, Mrs. A. j. McCrea'iy, Leemolit.
Hedre.fence stock can be bought
cheap in our vicinity and our people
have come TO tile conclusion, that he
hedge thorns are rot the sharpest part
of this business.
The chicken and watermelon rogueS
are putting in heavy ticks at PalkSley
and vicinity. They have stolen LAT ely
forty chickens and the most of the mel
ons of Mr.. D. T. White. Two negroes
were captured by him, while sterling
his melons last Mmdav. Can't we have
work house for these lai,l.ls and
pests?
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Z. r.. Aw,Es G sGM,
vALIrABLE HOUSE A ND LOT
ATpARKSLEY FOR SALE.
rUEGO1 EAGUE. Va.


Ry virtna of a mower of ATTORNEY
from Gcoigr w. Warmer. Twill on
Saturday. the 23rtl day of August,
1890. at 3o'c!ock u. ~. on The prem
ists sell. at public anction. 10 Tie
highest bidder, Gf not previously
sold At private sale). lis valuable
house and lot situated on the south
side Of BENNETT street in said town
of ParksIey.
The house, WHICH has just been
bni.t. has fonr large r0a;aS abnve
and four below, with wide halls
above and below, three large anil
nices pcrche and pnmp in Kitchen
and tx SO feet front and 4S feet
deep; and the lot contains 100 feet
front and is 100 feet deep and is
high land.
The said property will be sold on
the following terms: Five per cent
um ofthe purchase money will he
required in cash OH tile day ofsale.
With the privilege TO me purchaser
to pay the whole OF any additional
part Of the purchase money on that
day. and the residue not SO paid
will be divided into three eqnal
instalments, payable at the eXpi-
ration ofG, IL and Is months, re-
apectiye from the day ofsale,wlth.
interest from that day.the payment,
secured by TIE bonds Of the pur-
cllasers with approved personal
security AMI the title retained as
additional security until the wholo
ofthe purchase money is paid; at
which time deed for the same,
with general warranty OF title, will
he given to the purchaser.
Possession will I've given on the
LIST day ofJauuary 1891.
The premises will be at the pur.
chaser's risk as soon as bid Oft 70
him.
For further information ,rae'frl
Geo. W. Warner. or
l.. FLOYD Mock, Attorney:
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annnn, Eo4icoa.

Teachers examinations will be held
at Temperanceville, OH Friday, the 18th
day of August, and at Keller on The
following Wednesday. Goth.
Applicants for public ,chools, both
white and colored, VII please meet me
at said places and times promptly at s
a. m. j. E. Mapp,
Co. Supt. puDllc Schools.
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ON aucoek.

DR.. Q. b. Finney is at the White
Sulphur Springs.
w. I. wise's residence on Main ST.,
has been completed.
Miss Edith Byrd, Of Oak Half, is Wis
iting Mrs. J.. K. Doughty.
Miss Nellie Nottingham, of East.
vile, is visiting Mrs. r. L. Hopkins
Lieut.. ]. +. Wild left On Thurs
day for his new post at Boston, Mass.
Mr.. olivit, commission merchant
Of Npw York, was iii towh this week
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A fresh supply of turnip and millet
seed of hest quality has been received at
Blackstone & Bells drug store. Indeed.
they keep garden and grass seeds Of all
kinds to meet the demands OF their Gus
toners. and you have only to call there
to get what you want of either-and
are always sure to get there only reli-
aule seed.
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A festival will be held at Bethel
BAPTIST church on Wednesday. July 30,
or if weather inclement on day named
on first fair day thereafter. The COM
mittce having the matter in charge pro-
pose to make 1T a pleasant affair and eX-
tend cordial invitation to everyone to.
be present. No pains will be spared to
make it one of the most delightful
events Of the season.
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SUIT OF CLOTHES.

The New York Clothing House of
Baltimore, represented by w. S. Asllby
of this county. will give mans suit OF
clothes to the owner OF she fsst+ss three
year old colt exhibited sc Che Eastern
Shore Asricnit ;fal Fair Ills YEAR.
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Mr.. l.. Floyd Mock, by virtue of a
power of attorney given him, offers for
sale at private contract, valuable house
and lot at Parksley of Mr.. Geo. W.
Wall er. II not previously disposed OF
it will he sold by him at public auction,
August 23rd. See elsewhere for full
particulars.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE-The under
sirnrn offers fer sale At private cun
tract. schooner Vim. F. Villas Years
oil. of 20 tons register. capacity 800
bushels of oysters. well fitted, in gmnl
Order and IN extra sailer. Can be serIl
at Marsh'S wharf. Chesconnessi1. For
further particulars. write 10 John W.
Marsh, CIlescollllessix Z. o.
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Two boarding tents will he open for
The accommodation of the public at
burlington campgrounl, as will be
roted elsewhere, with Mr.. l.. Thomas
Walter.proprietor of one and NJ. Geo. r.
Phillips of the other. Tie public will
lie well served by them.
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Capt. Wm. J. Rte, D. s., authorizes
the announcement. that the annual
mas. meetings of District Lodge. No.
10. 7. 0. G. T. will lie held under Tab.
trnacie at Parksley on stll, 9th and l0th
of August. The public cordially in
vIted TO be in attendance.
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MIR. Child. of The commission House
of Child & Happen, New York. was in
tho county this week. The firm is IA
yorite with many of our shippers, and
deserves all the patronage it has re-
ceived.
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NOTICE TO V1srToRs.--Persons Wis.
iting the campmeeting to be held at
Turlingtnn's campground, Accomac.
commencing August LIST, can secure
firstcIass accommodations at my public
boarding tent. situated OH the ground.
Meals and all kinds Of refreshments will
I've served III abundance. Sleeping tents
are conveniently situated. j. Thoa.
Walter.
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Nv. T. Justis. commission mer-
chant. Baltimore. horo, ed our sanctum
this week. A native and to the manor
horn. he is well known and popular with
our people. ard receives large share of
their shipments.
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MIR. ]. Wallace Bond. Baltimore ,was
here ON u visit 10 his shippers this week.
Asa verify successor of his father the
well known l'arnet Bond. he has de-
served 1.-THE arge shipments he receives
from our farmers.
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Mr.. Geo. G. Ailworth has been ap-
pointed assistant keeper of Watts
Island Lighthouse, to ill the vacancy
caused by tile promotion of Mr.. Frank
L. Wilkins rs keeper of Tangier Light.
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, $. Aer.l ra.r-specIar Premiums
$40 IN GOLD.

The VIM. Lea & Sons CO., of Will
mington, Del, will giyca special prem
ium of $40 in gold 10 the lady bringing
the lest loaf of light pre ID TO the AGO
mac Fair. commencing August o6.h,
made from Clifton T. +. E. Flour.
Entries to be male with Secretary of
the Fair rs Bread from Clifton F.F.F T.
Flour for Lea Premium
Any further information can be OIL
tanned by addressing meat Exmore. Va.
j. II. NICHOLSON.
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The ladies of Home Missionary So
cietv of Wardtown will lave a fair and
festival for the benefit OF said society.iH
sclloohouse at that place. on Thursday,
.luly 2lst.
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NoTTcr.-To the public il hereby
given that l Will have boarding tent
open for the accommodation Of the pub
lie at Turlingtnu's canpncctiuc, COM
mtucing August LIT al the oil stand OF
Slnckley Sc Bird. Board and lndgine
will hr furnished at reasonable rates
and 30 PAINS will be spared to please my
patrons. Geo. IL. TlillllpS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-26

A raceletween skiffs .Ieanie and Bet
Wise. will come nff at north end Of Hog
Island, 'on and off the wind, on We'll
resday. July SOth. II M, for a purse of
500. 4 forfeit of $40 was rut up this
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-26

NoTIcE-All kinds OF we'll pumps
driven i,y tile undersigned nj fair prices
in any part nt the cuurty-tiear nell
pllnlps a specially. All material fur
nisll,rl if tle-ire' JohnC G.. lSoice, Parks
ley. Va.