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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-12
UNDER RECoGNIZANCE.

How Georgia Judge Disposed OF q
Tough Boarding House Ham.
I'VE had all been attending court on
the blank circuit" said an old LAWYER to
an Atlanta Constitution man, "and old
Judge Wisdom had presided with his
usual dignity. In the town of Hardluck
we had finished the weeks business, and
were all seated at the table of Mrs.
Edgecut's clearinghouse, finishing the
farewell dinner.
Mrs. Edgecut had been very kind
and attentive to us all during the week,
and that day she was more considerate
than ever. On the table reposed cold
boiled ham, as hard as a hickory maui
and as stale. We had cut, and hacked,
and Clipped from its callous surface all
the week, and still it came up fresh and
smiling, the center dish on the table
meal after meal.
4" Gentlemen, ahemp said Judge Wis.
dom; conduct yourselves with proper
department now Then, rising from
his seat, he began: TO all and singular,
the sheriffs, constables and other Off
GERS of the county aforesaid, greeting:
recognize this ham, and do hereby
the fall term Of the honorable superior
court in and for said county, and to ap.
pear from day to day and from term to
term until properly dismissed by the
court
"Great guns! Old Mrs. Edgecut had
stood in the corner, arms folded and a
smile Of pleasant anticipation on her
face when the Judge arose, but as he
proceeded she stood mute and paralyzed
for moment, and then burst forth such
torrent Of abuse and invectives as we
had never heard before. Judge Wis
dom's conclusion was drowned in
storm of her wrath"
Owen Meredith as n Diplomat.
Lord Lytton, British Minister to
France, is said to resemble his father,
the novelist, in personal appearance,
having the same long face, sad-loolSing
eyes, full, straight beard and prominent
nose. While literature has been his
avocation, he has made diplomacy his
vocation and has served at many of the
courts of Europe. His most important
positions have been that of Viceroy Of
India and his present one. AS Minister
TO France he receives 100000 salary and
palace to live in.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-12
A OEAD-BEAT ARMY. J
over Five Thousand PhiladeIphlans Who
Do Not Pay Their Tallors' Bills.

over Five Thousand PhiladeIphlaus Who
Do Not Pay Their Tallors' Bills.
There are between 5000 and 900
men in this city who do not paw their
tailors' bills. This statement is made
upon the authority of a member of the
new institution known as the Mer-
chant Tailors' Protective Association
anu Exchange, which is preparing the
list for publication and circulation
among the members of the organizat ton.
When this blacklist is once made pub
lie 1T will ruin the credit of the hun
dreds who have existed off the tailors
in the past.
The list is to include not only the
oead-beats that never pay, but all those
who help to make the life of a tailor
burden For example, it is almost i'm
possible to make clothing to suit some
men. No matter how carefully thew
are made some objection will be found.
and after enough alterations have been
made to eat up all the profit, the price
must be reduced on the ground that
after so many changes have been made
the garment comes under the head of
damaged goods. Under the new order
OF things these men must change their
tacGlcs or depend on the ready-made
dealers for their clothing.
I'm the. compilation of the list great
care and caution will be exercised. The
tailors will all be given numbers, and
the names of those reporting delin-
quents will not appear on the list, but
opposite the name and address of each
Objectionable customer will be given the
number OF the tailor at whose instance
he has been blacklisted, and the cause
for the action.
ut is only after man has shown con-
clusively that he does not intend to nav
that his name will be reported. After
dunning a man for year without
getting any thing out of him it is safe
to suppose that he does not intend to
pay, and down goes his name on the
blacklist. t."-Philadelphia Record.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-12
OUR TERMS FOR 1890

Can have either the NEW YORK
WORLD, CHICAGO NEWS, or
NATL. DEMOCRAT and the INDE.
PENDENT one year Tor So IN AD-
VANCE, or the INDEPENDENT
alone for 81 IN ADVANCE. Those
who do not wish to pay in advance
can have the paper one year for IS,
payable at the end of the year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-12

DEPUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL
- Surveyor for Nevada. Mines laid out
and Surveyed for Patent. Land surveyed, ap.
plications, contracts, payments on land, and
appertaining to taking mp or holding land OF
the State or Government attended 10. shall
keep fully posted as to all lnnds taken up and
ocant in the q, st,rn TArt Of Nevada Ad
dress Elto, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-12
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT,

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress tpostage paid. at The following rates,
payable in advance:
DIX hontnS.. Observation-Disclosures. 81
For any period under six months, Fifty
snts per month.
Entered st the Elko, Nevada, Postofice for
transmission through the mails as second
class mail matter.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Will be made as low as is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply at the Of
sre for terms.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,
ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Elk.
cepted.
C. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

ono copy, one year. 8 OC
One copy. six months. hs.....e.............. Oh
For any period under six months, one dolla,
per month. Payable in advance.
DsIvered by carrier in Elko at IS cents week
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
ak Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the State
Tan and COUNTY Levy for the year $50
a,r nuw due and ti.at in pursuance
of law. he treasurer o. his deputy wi
np 1T The following named places in said
iistrints at the times herein srcritinh
FIR tie purpose Of collecting SKID, ;xea
and Lewis. viz:
Appontmenfsnf.Ino. J. Blackstone.
ODancncR, or Thursday. Friday
aud Saturday, Ort.9 h. 10Th. ll:i
Keller Station, on Thursday, Octo-
her 18Th.
pnngoipagnc, on Friday and Sa.
nrllay. Cctn!,rr l7ih. 18Th.
WAcllaprpngile CITY. on Thnrsd@v,
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 2:3r'i.
o1,4fh. o2j h.
T.nru,tvlI;". on Tuesday. Nov. 4'h.
Relic l'nven. on Friday. Nov. It'll.
Pnngn'eagne, on Saturday, Sovem-
l:rrS h.
Tangiri T>lnnl. on Monday and
Tuesday. November 10Th. lllh.
Flnncy u Rogers store, IN tile fore.
noon. and Cashvillp. in the after.
noon. of Thursday. Nov 18Th.
Arcnnacl g. H.. on Monday. Tiles
day and "Wednesday. November
~ Ii. 25:il 2G'l..
Appointments Of John r.. Wise.
Park>Iry. on Thursday. Frldav and
Saturday, Or. 9'h, 1D.l. ll'h.
Blnxon, nn Thursday. Fri'lly and
Saturday. Oct. l6 h. 17.h. ISsh.
Maps lie. on Thursday. FRIDAY
and Saturday, De .23rl. 9th. 25th.
Marll N i,kri. OF, W"alnesd ",
Thursday .'n.l Fridny, October
och. 81 II 3lst.
TenlrrancrvIIr, on Thnrstl ~. Fri
dry mi Saturday. Nnvrinbpr6 & ID,
h. s Il
New llllcE. on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, November 18th.
il ii. 1JUll
Ch nrpirl4mp Island. nn 1'n"Stl ~,
"Wednesday and Thursday, No
v.ml"r 18th, 18Th, 23;l.
J'..rra Ming To paw ilrrir Taxes and
LEWIS l".f ~ h" irst ia, nj l)rcrnlbsr,
VII ;'vr iva. Ler earl. added 10 their
Ui,> a, III lw ,iifrcta.
All PERSONS 0 are in arrears for
TAXES and l.tvir.. fr 1888 and 1889 are
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Millinery Notes.

Miss Mona Dix. Iartsley, has jus.
returned from the citv with full line
OF fall and winter millinery. aud is now
ready to accommodate her customers on
reasonable terms with everything that
is needed in her line Of business. accord
ing TO The latest style and best taste.
take tins method Of saying to my
flipnis and the public generally, that I
have Just opened at Onancnck, II new
and full line of millinery, embracing I'll
THE latest styles for fail and winter
wear, also II full line of dress goods and
notions. ladies' Astracan and plush
capes, sc. Z. A. Merrill, Onancock.
Mrs. Mary E. BAYFIELD,, Mappsville, lis
now really to accommodate her Gus
timers with a full line of fall ard win
Ter millinery-llats, feathers, Iibbons
alri vplvets. Coos selected lry Miss
Bird g in person. Y'nur patronage re-
i ectflliy Solicited, and she will.endta-
vor to give entire sal isfacLion. Call ut
private dwelling next to liloxoai' s store,
MaupsyilIr.
Mrs. lanes Bird Krlrr,is Just home
from the city w:tla fnIl line Of every.
thing pretty aInl attractive kllnwn tn
the millinery art. and PROMISES by care
fnl attention and the exercise 0t the hest
taste 10 mrn! the demands Of Ter cns-
toners upon her. a dress maxim"
has also impn opened in
connection with her business. tu h-
presided over shortly 10y lcty dress
maker. GILL and See her.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
Card 10 tho Public.

The White Sewing Machine is not
dead yet. First patent obtained March
18th, 1876 AMI nearly u million made
and qold IN less than III years. AMI |
hear from every quarter that am no
longer selling the White Sewing Ma
chine, Int it is a misunderstanding sold
700 White machines. that have given
hitter satisfaction than any machine
ever So !. can't give mp the White
yet-and all persons that want MIL
chine had better SEE the White before
huyng lnv other. have lieen hand.
ling machinery for over % years, know
what / am talking about and IN re-
commend the White as the best Incl;
stitch machine made. 1t tonk the gold
medal ut the Worlds. Fair at Paris last
fall overall American and English ma.
chimes which is submittedas proof, tint
it is the best machine matle-so don t
buy a machine without seeing the
White. IF YOU want a machine re.
paired, bring 1t to me. am too hnsv
to canvass much, but il yon want a
machine write to lie and will deliver
you one us soon rs 1 can. The I'M
proved White Is better than ever-self-
threading throughout, except the eye
of the needle and almost noiseless.
Needles, bnhhin luhhers and belts for
sale. Also furniture.
L. II. PENNEwELL,
Onancock. VA.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
Dem ocra,lc County Committee.

Members of Democratic County Com
mittee are hereby notified that Il meet.
ing of said committee will be held at
Parksley, next Wednesday, 18th inst !,
for tile purpose Of eflecting a better or
ganizatlon of tie party and looking to
the formation of Democratic clubs in
every neIghborhood IN the county.
Prominent speakers from abroad have
been engaged to address thu people,
whose appointments will be announced
in tie next issue of the EnTERPafsE.
The campaign from this time onward
must he a vigorous one, to the end that
the people may be enlightened on the
great issues OF the day and 4 full at
tendance not only of the committee is
requested, but everyone who has tile
cause uf gond government at heart is
cordially invited. All parties from
South cnn reach Parksley on midday
train and return Oh afternoon train
Tie following gentlemen are present
members of County Committee:
Pnngotcagl;e.-W. T. Mason. jeff D.
Jacob. Leonard G.. Mpars. Edward I.
Powell, john NJ. West.
Lee +. NJ. Boggs. Dr. John w. K.l-
Inn, Thos. w. Blackstone, VIM. B.
Pitts, Samuel T. NAPLES.
Mctumpkin.-F. B. Humphreys. Or.
+. Drummold, Jas.R. Hickman, Sam ]
Y Taylor, ]. e. Justis.
Atlantic.-So T. Johnson. S. w.
Matthews. DR.. Frank Fletcher, Thos.
q. Kelly. john r. Marshall.
Chronological. j. Wheaton, o.
VI. Jones, W. J Matthews.
.INo. w. BowDoIN,
Chairman Dem. Co. Com.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
TachaprcaGuc.

Mrs. Abbie Stiles and Mrs. Eva G.
Scarborough, left town Thursday, to
visit friends in Philadelphia.
Capt. Edward Core. Of Mctompkin
Life Saving Station, came home a few
days ago on a visit, and being sick, is
still detained here.
DR.. LeCato was called to Nor folk, on
Monday. OH account of The sickness of
his son Bernie who is attending school
in Norfolk. Hc returned on Wednes-
day night, aud reports Bernie improv-
ing,
Mr.. Johnson, alias Chip" the gen,
tleman whose handy brush decorates
our town, has lleen suffering from
typhoid fever. hut is'cw recovering.
and ere long willhr "pnihting the town
red" or "as you lisr it,
Iryou Will allow yonr correspondent
to speak ont in .'mreln, we will say
that if we are. to treat eases lay Syn'i-
toms. or to Judge the future Inv Tic
past. orr town will be made m"'ry 10y
weddings bells more than ce lnfore
the wear is gone. We think The time is
fixed. aid breathing lave with every
accent they are whispering. Roll on
ward. yes onward. oh, time in thy
flight.
"Wednesday evening" brought about
Tie happy corsrmmati"n 10y which tw"
hearts areto hencefnrth heat as one.
Again the wedding was at the residence
of Mr.. G.. Parker Hargis. This time
the marriage cyclone took awav the
Youngest ami last unmarried men Der
of the family. The contracting pa'ties
were MIR. Joseph II. Stevens. popular
Young farmer of our community. and
Miss Mollie A. Ilargis. the spiightly
daughter of Mr.. G.. Parker lIarriS. AT
! O'Clock y. M. the two were made one
pY Rev. Mr.. Twilley. After the cere-
money the company was treated to just
such wedding feast rs Accomac, is ex
pect ed to give when at her best. The
walters were Mr.. A. II. G.. Hears and
Miss Olivia Foote. Mr.. F. ]. BnlllIan
and Miss Jessie Hume. There were
some handsome presents.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Quite anumher of our townsmen are
in Baltimore, this week, attending the
races.
Mir. J. II. Riley. is i'll The city. buying
furniture for the rev store, he will
opeu here next week.
In the ,evival meeting now in pro-
grpss at tie NJ. E.Churcll. eislt persons
Lave professed conversion.
F.A. Slucomb's house is being pushed
to completion. Rumor says the bird
is only waiting for the cage.
Work Will soon begin on the new
ISabtist Church, and when completed.
it is said, will be the llandsom, ST church
building Oh The Shore.
Tile Ouancock High School opened
last week. With its new building and
corps OF efficient teachers, we can con-
fidtltly look forward for grand results.
Mr.. Esau Edwards, of this locality
is the champion sweet POTATO grower OF
the season. He has BEEN digging a
barrel from 46 hills-one potato weigh
il.g 81 pounds.
W. Il. Wise's handsome new store.
between E. f. Miles and Slncomb &
Amps', is nearly completed. lie will
probably vein some timr during the
coming week. 1t is Tic largest and
handsomest drug store on the shore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
Farmers Alliance.

Public meetings of the Farmers
Alliance will be hell AS follows:
At Temperanceville, Thursday ar
ternonn, Oct. %, d at = u'clock p NJ.
At parksley camp ground, Fln!as.
Oct. 9th at y y. m.
At Turlington's camp-glounG, Sat
urday, Oct. 25tll at 2p. III.
Prominent speakers will address the
people. Everybody cordially invited
and ladies especially.
BY crdpr of President Accomac
County Alliancr.
JSo. Z. HUTcEINsoS, Sec.
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Albert ]. McMath, executor, will

Albert ]. McMath, executor, will
sell ut public auction on Saturday. DC
toher 25tl. = p. ~, on premises in
Wacllapreacue, this county, valuable
real estate, of which Jno =. McMath.
died, seized and possessed. Lot No
has on it large new dwelling, with s
rooms. halls, 3 porcaes and necessary
outbuildings -with high lawn running
from street to waters edge. Lot Nos.
.. Sand have also street aud water
fronts. Lot No. is very valuable the
most valuable in lie beautiful village of
Waclapreague, aud its location and
surroundings make it very desirable.
either as home or Club lIouse-situ-
ated as it is, in the best cunning sec
tion on the Atlantic coast. For terms
and other particulars. see mnstels or
write to the executor, Olley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Upsllur b. Quinhy, trustee, will, on
Saturday, October is. 1890, about 3 p.
M, in front of the premises, in Oman
cock, sell at prblic auction that very
desirable house and lot, on King street,
belonging TO Kellam Brolghtou and
UrsIur X. Blouehton. deceased. New
and elegantly finished two Sto'y dwell
ing. with back building. porches, &c.
and Necessary uutbuildings and en-
closures. For further particulars STE
posters.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

The Onancock academy has about 100
pupils, the largest number since the
school was started and still more are tn
come. This is one of the finest schools
in tie State, and deserves Che patronage
of all who have children to educate. and
appreciate culture and the advancement
OF the young.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Mr.. 7. P. Evans. norntown, returns
from the city this week with select
lock of general merchandise. He has
bought his goods for cash and proposes
TO sell them for cash or produce and
therefore at very low figures. Call
early aud often il you WANT lrigairS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

The incst trouts ever seen are now
being caught daily at sea in the waters
off Metompkin, and in quantities rang
ing from one to seven or eight bushels
10y each fisherman, according to his ex
re:tness in handling the line. The
daily catch OF the average fisherman
ST lis from five to ten dollars.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

NoTICE-The firm of ]. L. Trower &
Bro, will cIost business on the first dav
of November next. Allpersons imiehtetl
tn -.aid firm aie earnestly requested to
cnnlp forward and settle oil nr ipfole the
15ti, # t,cGnhpr. 1890. No favnrs can
liz shown 10 any one us lie business
must hr settled re will Sell AL goods
for cash ut cost Hereafter. except gr0-
celies. J.L. Trower g. Bro.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11
(htncOrea.Ue.

John w. Fields. .lr.. left last week
for Eaton & Burnett's business Col
lege, Baltimore.
The contract for building the new
stnrehouse OF Charles Taylor las been
awarded to Mr.. YIN. Collant.
Capt. j. s. Rich AMI Lieut.. +. G..
Wa,lSwortll, of Life Savsng service.
visited us this week OH their quarterly
inspection and disbursement tour.
Henry T.. Hudson, of this place, left
this week, to accept he position of
cashier with tic well known commission
house of Everett L. Mock & CO., Phil
adclplia.
Sloop i. Jane. John D. Wheaton.
captain, was loaded here last week with
oysters (ihe FIRST cargo shipped this sea-
SOM fur Ironnoreer & Co. Fifty cents
per bushel were paid for them "in the
rough"
Our people are wild at present over
SEA fishing. The catch III the history Of
The Oldest Inhabitants never WAS SO
large nor fish so fine Everybody is a
fisherman NOW IN our midst-professional
men, truckers. drnmmers, elchants,
&c. and some Of them sell their catch
daily at from IS TO $40.
Arrivals ut Atlantic hotel this week:
j. w. Fields, VIM. Rowiey. Philadtl'a;
NJ. j. Byrd, JAS. Fl. Fetldeman, Vim. S.
Holland. Baltimore: J. j. Boyce and
wife, Paul Boyce. Miss NJ. ]. Boyce,
Georgetown, DEL. "a. Richardson, Snow
Hill; Capt. D.S. Rich, L. Massey Lieut..
F. G.Wadsworth, A. Kesson, Accomac.
DR.. n. S. Smith has been re-appointed
collector of customs il. placenf WEIR.
Chopper. lie is il good officer ami II
clever gentlaman. For IA years prior
to the appointment of Mr.. Cropper he
held the Office, and everybody was
pleased with the court euus and efficient
manner in which lie discharged its du-
ties. Tile appointment of no one with
his political proclivities could have
pleased our people better.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11


Mr.. FDIToE.--Fnr reply to your
talented and sarcastic correspondent.
we have tn say, that Patron has hern a
reg dpnt nf Accrmac nearly forty years
and tXrec:s To remain so the balance of
his natural life unless this county's
affairs sllonld Happen TO get in tile hands
Of SIT of bigote,l fools like himself:
then we will look for ciimns more con-
genial 10 rs Wtal%o want him to I'M
lerstand that the patrons Of Craddncll
Vile have the courage. and manlines to
stand I'D for their rights REGARDLESS of
iho SchonI Board. or any other sat of
men and That we are no coward S and
harkhiter's like l'e acknowledges him
self 10 he. In regard tn his statement
that KINGS rule. servants Obey subject
pay taxes. our reply is. that we have
ALWAYS been taught this WAS free
country government Ivy tile pcnplea and
for the people. and & at even rnblic
officers from the President of the Uni.
ted States down to tile most lnsignili-
can't nfliHer. even to the school trustees,
WHO pet m compensation for their
services, except the clerk. ale servants
Of The people and not their masters us
your makes them.
The neancst, most contemplate and
most despicablo thing he sud or did
Was to subscribe himself Patrons Sis.
ter AS no lady would be guilty Of
writing All article So ridiculonsly alb.
surd. your correspondents can write
any thing else he rleases bnt we will
treat him :ud lis writings alike-with
silent contempt. For the infurn.allo ION
of your readers. We have to say that we
rot an appeal. provided for in Section
1857 of lhr Code of Va, 1857 and had
a Board of reference appointed Gull
sisting of The county superintendent
al d two earthly" trustees from an an
other district and they conceded with
ll.eir br, tlrel of the earth but weh-,vt
nothing to say against the TEACHER ap-
pointed and believe she will do her
whole duty to the pupils.
Respectfully,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

NoTICE.-As administrators of Geo.
IT. Garrison decn lsptl we Il nhligell tn
settle mp the business Of lis estate and
must insist that all rbtS due tn the late
firm of Powell & Garrison lie paid nll nr
before the Ist dug OF January, next. to
Edwin T. Powell, his surviving partner;
otherwise the same will lie collactetl ac-
cording to law. Said deceased partner
has bren dead more than II months and
parties lave had ample time to sttlr.
lie said surviving partner aisl offers
the entire stock of gools. wares AMI
merchandise helnmging tn the said late
ii M. at private salr, and will lease lie
sturtllouse-it.i is al excellent stand FOR
the mercantile business. Edwin L
Powell and j.. Floyd Muck, Adm. S of
Geo. IL. Garrison. deceased.
October Sth, lSaO-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

DISSOLUTION OF Co-IARrNnHsurp
--1hr II nj OF raisOll> IL Il vel is
dissolved bv the withdrawal ia :. j.
Revell. j n. l'alsu will continue
tile business ut he nd stand. on u
strictly CASH Uasls-seillng at hOttnm
prices. All parties Indebted tn tnr Jhi
Ii ~ must settle up without delay. Jro
u. Parsons.
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personal property n, Pubic Auction

.
The undersigned will offer for sale AT
pubic auction at the heal uf BladfcIu'S
Neck. on Tuesday, October 18th, valua-
BILE personal property, consisting in part
of household and kitchen furniture,
nice and good as new, farming impe-
,nents Shogs weighing from $50 pounds
tn 30Jpnunls, also Slloats sow and pigs,
sheep, Two horses. cattl> st. In lie
list of property to be sold is a Clay
colt year Old It'll of last May dam
Olcn Bell mare. 2nd dam Sherman
Morgan mare. Positively 10 by.bid-
ding. Sale commences Q Il. nj. Terms
cash before property removed from
preui es. j. Il. TRowER & Bro.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Members CT the ''betting" fraternity
III Accomac. this year are too much of
The same opinion. as to the result of
The contest between Jones and Browne,
to make it interesting to each other.
The friends Of Mr.. Browne refuse TO
laek him as Il winner.