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Mr.. ]. Morgan Dix offers for sale at
private contract. his house and lot en
Dunno avenue. Parksley, on very req
sonable terms. For full particulars,
see him.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE Schooner John
franklin IN gnnd order. good sailrr hight
draft wafer. will carry ;lbnnt 500 hush
els of oysters. apply to IL. L. Powell
Onancuck, Va.
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Mr.. Eburn r. Byrd, fell from ID
story window rf his house at Pungo-
league, last Monday, breaking his
thigh and wrist.
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Fox RExr-For the year of 1891, a
horse farm, one mile Of Exmorc std
tim. The farm is under Il No. fence
and has an abundance Of resources. w.
E. Thomas. N;losawadOX, Va.
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Judge Guuter reversed the County
Court and granted liquor license to
Isaiah T. Johnson and VIM. Z. Scott,
at Parksley.
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Atlantic.

Mr.. Edward w. Taylor, at this wit.
ing, is quite sick.
Miss Annie Thorns, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends at this place.
Old corn is very scarce in this section
prospect never better for new crop.
Mr.. L.. ]. Corbin has bought house
and Int of Mr.. J. S. Mock, at Assn
woman. and will open a store there.
My. Jno. Z. Hill has sold his farm 10
Mr.. Thos. Fountain: of Parksley, and
has purchased another near Stockton,
Md.
Messrs. S. Warner, C. Massey and A.
Gladdng, have bought lots here as
building sites, and new buildings are
soon to lie erected on them.
A fair will be held at Wattsville NJ. p.
Church, on Wednesday, September Ord
to raise funds to liqnidate debt on
church. Dinner, supper aud confec
tionies to be served. An address will
be delivered at p. m. If weather in
clement on day named, then fair will
come off on next fair day.
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TIL: 4. B. CnAs:
-pianos and Org aEs.

Do ynll wish To !,ss'-s> a l'iann on
Organ IN easy term w wiil lll@"sh
yo.l viii. I'i.innfnr E;::'n tn $40 cash and
SIN nrr month TILL pail ~. Gran Or
gIil la. SO Ia so cash ;t.l SO per q;l.tr,
ter. ~ will sell lnw.io: c.,-h.
They are Guarantee 6 years. an VIII
rantld first class in every respect and
you canunt lirl more honestly made III
Strli Teilis n III. marked.
Retp,rnc s-Mrs. +. Z. Brrht. Nnln.
cock W. u. Nottngllan,, EaStvile.
l.. F.. Munt hrl Cape Charles: l.. NJ.
Tilgiin:ln. Clislieid
Write for catal,,.uc and rric;s to 5.
G.. NIGER ATii, Omlncork Va. Cen
elal A.ant fni Otto HlIlro ~ Cc
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WANTED-A fireman for onr SAW
mill ut Rl4y.m, station. Satisfactory
wages paid torlght kind of man. j. F.
s. n. II. Mason I'loxom station.
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LOCAL NEWS

a fair will be held at onancock, on
Tuesday, September 9th, under au,
spices Of members Of Baptist Church.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-08-30

For SALE OR RENT-My hnnse and
lot III Onancnck. lately occupied by
Lieut.. j. +. Will. For further lartic-
lIla,s apply to w. II. kimnI, Onancock
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For SALE-Hv the undersigned a
MorrplI stallion nntn az Glencnr mare, of
fair size. gentle ANA broken. with prom
isp of sperl. For particulars apply tn
Gao NJ. Fisher, Mappsville, or L. 5.
Byrd, Mealsville.
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For ShLE--Two registered Jersey
hull calvps-price SIS each. Apply to
Orris a. Browne. Cape Charles Va
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For sALE-5O0 bushels prime yellow
corn, apply to j. II. Jones. Accnmark
Steam Fl mr. Mills. enperanceyille, Va
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FOUND by the undersigned about
July 10Th. .awl boat adrift Il tn II
feet long, painted flesh colnr, between
lower banks Of Smiths Point AMI Little
river M Potomac. The Owner can get
sane by paying cilarges. Geo. Middle
tull. MaSOnYille, Va.
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J. D. BELoAT,
Sav.lgtville, Va.

NorrcE-The firm of ]. T.. Trowpr &
Bro, will cl,,e business OH the ii st day
OF November next. Ali persons indebted
to said firm. are earnestly requested to
come forward and settle on Or before the
18th of October, 1890. No favnrs Can
he shown to any one as the business
must he settled we will sell all goods
for cash at cost hereafter, except gro
ceries. j. l.. Tro Her & Bro.
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For SALE-A par Of mn1ps. very
large. sound gentle and well broken,
aged ami 9 years. respectively. u. j.
Nortllanl, New Church, Va.
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DIx-At her home. near Parksl-y,
we lnesday. August 9th, of puerreral
fever. Mrs. Sina Dix, wife Of Geo. Dix.
aged 30 years
EvANs-At his home, on Deep Greek,
near Onancock, Saturday, % INST, of
pneumonia. caused ny III grippe. Sorn
Evans, aged about 6Oyrars.
TuuNEn-At Nandua. Thursday.
2stIl inst. Of croAp, Child of George
Turner age 3years.
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Hopkins e Bro. Orancock, have re-
ccived another cargo of corn which they
offer for sale at IL fair price.
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For SALE-l'air of mules, good size
each { ,eals old, and one good horse B
YEARS Old. .. II. Johnson, Leemunt,
Va.
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.WANrED-Pcach SEED of last year
and this seasons crop. Any one having
these on hand will please slate price DE-.
livered at nearest Station. McSLatll
Bros, Only, Va.
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For SALE-An on well broken, by
VIM. j. Ayrts. ST., Accomac Z. II.
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RI vnn wish tn saw money, iMiy vnllr
tnh n,, VI Il. W. iiyrl. representative
of Jas Niger & C..
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For KENT-Ilouse and lot at this
place, lately occupied Ivy mechanic,
now deceased. a good opportunity for
one. Apply to James IL. Fletcher, Jen-
kius' Bridge, Va.
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NoT1cE-Ruggies and family CAR
RIGGS new and secondhand for sale nr
exchange by tile undersigned. Z. L.
West, Onancock, VA
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F0R SALE-Two cheap farm .orsps,
$50 and $75 7 speetively Cllas. b.
LillistoIi, Accomac Z. H., Va.
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Nnrrcr.-The firm Of w. G. Hoff-
MN & Snn will w. jis>nlvr'l lv mlillal
con ent S..It. I,t. AilperSors iirlrh'"l
10 said firm are ,arnrstly requested IL
C. me forward AMI settle. nn o" he fn:r
The ;limvt- time. Nh favnrs VIII h'
shown tna y one. rs the business must
hr settled by Sept. lst- &. u. llnff
man will resume business ut oil stand.
Respectfully w. &. Iluff nan Is sou.
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For SALE-My house and lot at
P;lrksley. vf which am the preSeltoc
cupant, on reasonable terms. Jmo. Il.
Lewis.
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GuANo.-Fr sweet rctatms. com
ard grass Price S22 so cash. No
time sIlps. Orris 4. Browne.
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For SALE--Valuable irm horse, also
double seat outrage. Apply to i. ~.
Joynes. Onancock, Va.
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True merit hound 70 win and The
Royal brand of llrllr stillin The lead as
the hest flour ever sold on Eastern
Shore. Sold by Jas. Niger s. Co.
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If you wish the best brick on the
Peninsula at bottom prices, apply to
NJ. II. German. Delmar, Delaware.
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For RENT.-Floyd farm. adjoining
Belle Haven. Farm. horse tend.
with 5000 fruit trees, part to, bear the
coming year. No better truck land in
the county. Money rent. l.. Doughty,
agent, Belle Haven, Va.
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NorIcE-All persons indebted to me
are requested to close up their accounts.
All not settled TO my satisfaction by
September 18th Mill be placed in the
hands of an officer without further
notice. a. F. Mears.
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Nof1cE-I offer for saleat low
price. my house and lot al 0 ancock. at
present occupied by ne. Z. E Miles,
Onancock, Va.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
DEEP CREEK FOR SALE.


DEEP CREEK FOR SALE.
Will be sold on Saturday, Sept.
Goth, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. on the
premesis at public sale, tive-sixths
of the real estate Of which the late
Elias Bell died seized. Said estate
consists of about 6 acres of arabic
land on which is new dwelling
house, and about 9 acres Of wood
land set in pine timber. Said FIVE.
Sixths will he sold clear of lncnm
brance. The terms will be liberal
and made known on the day ofsale
by the Heirs
July 10Th, 1890.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-08-30

Re sure when you buy Royal flour
that it las las. Aiyer & Co.'S naule OH it.
Beware of limitations.
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The superior excellence of the Royal
sold 10y Jas. Myer & Co., is proven by
the fact, that no one has ever complained
of buying IL bad barrel. 1t is prepared
with u care that prevents all mistakes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-08-30

Winter Patent, sold by Jas, Myer &
Co., is Z cheap -four Of rare merit.
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Fox SALE On my farm near hcco.
MIC G. H., known as Dix farm. corn
at ST. per barrel. a. G. Kelly, Ohan-
i.ni.k
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FOX RENT On reasonable terms. for
ye.;r 1901 or term OF years, II portion
of M r;lrm Red Bank. and main dwell
illg. For futher pal ticuars apply TO
Wm. III. Green, Mappsville, Va.
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For RENT.-For the year 1891 the
dwellings at Accomac e. H., now nc
cupied by Mr.. Tindle, NJ rs. Duncan and
DR.. e. Z. ScarburglI. a. j. Lilliston.
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JERSEY BULL CALvEs.-Ffom reg
istered stock, one with Stoke Pogis
blood. for sale ny Frank Fletcher, Jen
kins Bridge, Va.
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For SALE-By the undersigned
1000 feet of seasoned lumber. AL.
Lilliston, Accomac T.. H., Va.
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Lewis.
FOR RENr-On reasonable terms. for
year 1901 or IL term OF years, II portion
of M rarm Rpi Bank. and main dwell
inv. For futher pal ticularS apply TO
Wnl. Ii. Green, Mappsyllle, Va.
NoTIcE-All kinds of well pumps
driven 10y the undersigned at fair prices
in any part Of the county-dee:' well
pumps specially. All material fur
illsIltd if desired. john &. Boice. pa'ks-
ley, Va.
Purity continues to be praised by all
gnod housewives. who have triedltas the
best ever used, price considered. Call
on your merchants for it. Jas Myer
g. Co.
For I.EasE--Valuable oyster grnu tls
in NORTHAMPTON. Geo. r. Daily,
Bridgetown, Va.
ROYAL by name royal in qnaity-an
excellent brand of -four sold by James
Myer & Co.,, Baltimore.
WANTED "A good live agent wanted
for the Eastern Shore Of Va, for of
the best selling books in this county.
For further particulars, terms and &c.
apply to w. j Neville g. Co., Onancock.
J For SALE OR RENT-On reasonable
terms the dwelling at Drummondtown,
at present occupied by ne. For further
particulars apply to me. Jno. E. Bur
ton.
For RENT OR SALE-On reasonable
terms, the stortllousc at Pulgoteague.
known as tile firUton Property. now
occupied by Taylor Bros. Ben. L. Gun
trr.
DILLHEAIJN,
ID LET rERHEADS,
STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES,
HANDBILLS, &C
Neatly printed at this Office by FIRST
class artist-nn amateur work.
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Old corn is very scarce in this section
prospect never better for new crop.
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August lo., 80
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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
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Purity continues to be praised by all
good housewives. who have tried ltaS the
best ever used, price considered. Call
ON your merchants for it. Jas Niger
& Co,
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Mr.. Thomas Mariner, severely in
jured a short time ago, by kick from
his horse while ont riding, is in a fair
way to recover.
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Mr.. Edward w. Taylor, at this witt
ing, is quite sick.
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For I.EasE--Valuable oyster grnu tls
in NORTHAMPTON. Geo. r. Daby,
Bridgetown, Va.
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DIED.

Wachapreagne August 18th 1890.
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Miss Annie Thorns, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends at this place.
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Miss Tiilic X. Wilson, of Baltimore,
Md, is in town on IL visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. j. Wilson.
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ROYAL by name royal in qnality-an
excellent brand of -four sold 10y James
Mver & Co.,, Baltimore.
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For RENT OR SALE-On reasonable
terms, the stortliousc at Puagoteague.
krnwn as tile firuton Property. now
occupied by Taylor Bros. Ben. I. Gun
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
a PROSPEROUS oIrY.
A ciarksviiie Mans Opinion of Pitts.
burg, Kan.

The following extract from a pri-
vate letter received from a friend at
Pittsburg, Kan, gives pretty good
idea of the thrift which characterizes
western manufacturing cities:
Pittsburg is situated in the south
east corner Crawford county and is
the largest coal mining district in
the west. There are twenty-seven
mines in operation at the present.
There are numerous manufacturing
enterprises prospected at the present
time. The streets are lighted with
electricity and gas; have electric
street railway and all the advantages
of the modern city; five large school
buildings and eleven churches, and
have just discovered one of the finest
marble quarries west of the
Alleghanies and only twelve miles
distant. A stock company repre-
senting $500 has been organized
to develop it, Has also the finest
building stone and burn more brick
than any other two towns in Kan
sas, though twice the age of Pitts
burg. The railroads run through the
great pine belt of Arkansas and the
Indian Territory, giving the city all
kinds of building advantages. Pitts
burg will no doubt be the first city of
the great west.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
gTRrRr cLRANrNo.
The Subject Being Discussed by Mem
bers Of the City Council.

Members of the city council are
discussing a street cleaning move,
and various plans have been put in
motion. None of them seem to fill
the bill exactly. The thing they
want is some means by which the
street can be kept clean through the
summer months. When once they
are cleaned well the point is to keep
them that way at aSmall cost as pos
sible to the city.
There is 9 system being introduced
in some of the Southern cities, as fol-
lows: After the streets, in the bust
ness part of the city, have been thor
oughly cleaned, a man is given a
patent dirt can, fastened upon a
wheelbarrow, and a scoop shovel,
and is instructed to keep the streets
clean. He is kept at work all the
time in this style, and one man is
supposed to keep the streets of one
block in good order.
This kind of service could be put
in operation here in Clarks Vile, es-
pecially along Franklin street, at a
very small cost. This street is the
main thoroughfare of the city and
should be kept in good order. OF
course this system would not be ade-
quate unless the streets are first put
in good order by good system of
matchmaking. GAINESVILLE needs
better street service than it has, and
several members of the board are in
favor OF going to work at it in ear
nest.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
CITY COUNCIL.
The Street Car Company Given
Right Of Way on Greenwood.
Trying to Equalize Taxation Of city Prop
erty and to Keep Down so Many APP
plications for Releases.

The Board of Mayor and Alder.
men has dissolved itself into an
equalizing machine and is trying to
straighten out the kinks in the asses
or's books. In other words, they are
trying to equalize taxation of city
property.
The assessors books are taken and
are gone over by wards, and the prop
erty valuations are made as near
equal as possible.
The Board met for this purpose
last night and went through the First
and Second wards, and will meet
again tonight for the same purpose.
They will take the Third and Fourth
wards tonight. This move was
made for the purpose of trying to do
away with so much kicking against
taxation. AT every meeting of the
board there is batch. of petitions
from citizens for releases. They
think their property is valued too
high, and always have comparison
with SEINE other mans property,
showing that the assessments are not
equal.
This is hard job the Board has
undertaken. 1t will take consider
able time for the work and several
meetings. If they succeed in putting
the valuation on an equal basis and
stop so much dissatisfaction they will
have accomplished one good end.
The Board did a thing last night
that is questioned as being advisable.
They granted the Street Car Com
pany right of way for their cars on
Greenwood avenue to the corporate
limits. This street is too narrow for
street car line. Whenever a track
is put on Greenwood avenue it is
ruined for driving purposes. At
places now, with no street car track
to bother, the Avenue is too narrow
for the travelling that goes over it.
The friends of the movement claim
that the Avenue can be widened.
In this they are mistaken. Property
owners along Greenwood avenue are
not going to allow their yard fences
jammed against their houses just to
accommodate the GAINESVILLE Street
Car Company. They will never
agree to this. They are right about
it and will stick to it.
The provisions in this grant are to
the effect that the Street Car Com
pany should put the line in operation
during the period ofone year from
now. Unless this is done the grant
is null and void, The LEAF-CHRoN-
TCLE is against putting a street car
track on Greenwood avenue, and
puts in a decided kick against the
measure. 1t is taken for granted |
hat the people along the avenue will
De against it on tine same grounds as
mentioned above. Don't put it there
~ any means.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
Good Chance for Real Estate.

In this issue of the LEAF-CHRoNI.
Gle will be found the advertisement
of j. w. Jackson, wanting to sell sew
eral pieces of valuable property al
auction or private sale. Ry referring
to the advertisement it will be seen
that there is a chance for man to
buy some good property, The brick
yard property, containing sixty-five
acres, on the Nashville pike, will be
sold in lots and as whole. This
sale takes place Tuesday, June 10,
while the remainder of the described
property will be sold June u.
The terms of the sale will be made
known later on through plats and
handbills.
Persons wishing to see this real
estate can do so by applying toJ w.
Jackson, and can have a chance Of
buying any part of it privately be-
fore the day of sale. Any informa-
ton in regard to the land and houses
will be promptly furnished on appli-
cation to the owner.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
A Good Move.

Robertson County Live Stock Pro-
tective Association had a very large
and enthusiastic meeting at Spring.
field Monday, presided over by Jno.
w. Murphey and jeff ID. Clinard
secretary. The Herald says the Or
ganization is under good Roadway
and will soon be Incorporated. Any
and every owner of a horse or mule
can become a member by paying
81 90. The association will use its
funds to capture and convict thieves
who steal from any member of the
Association. The association will
hold its next meeting May "a at
Springfield. There is no reason why
this association should not extend its
operations and membership to all the
surrounding counties of Kentucky
and Tennessee and let every man
who will send his name and dollar be
entered as member. The wider the
range of membership the more Ger.
tainty of catching thieves. Every
member becomes detective.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14

DR.. J. M. Beaver, of Chattanooga,
with his Office at the dwelling next
door to John Il. Couts' dwelling, Main
street, GAINESVILLE, Tenn. He buys
his line of medicines new from first
hands in Philadelphia, consisting of
tonics and purgaves for all chronic dis
eases, rheumatism, scrofula, heart
trouble, nervous system, indigestion,
constipation, blood trouble, catarrh
and removes tumors, wens, piles and
chronic ulcers without any knife or
blood. He treats female troubles in
all of its forms. Teeth extracted with.
out poison or pain for so cts. No
charge for prescriptions. Consulta.
tons free, visits to any part of the city
for 800. Come at once, delays are
dangerous. All chronic diseases
treated. DR.. Beaver will remain here
this summer only. d3m.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-14
PORT ROYAL POINTERS.
Notes From the Old Town on the Banks of
Red River,

10 tn Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.l
Miss Matte Cage, of Carmel, who
is teaching at Cumberland City
spent Saturday with her sister, Mis-;
Marie Cage. She was escorted by
Montford Jones, of Kosiusko, Miss,
who had been to Arkansas on bust.
ness, and upon reaching Memphis,
thought of the pleasant days spent
with Miss Matte as school-mate at
Bowling Green, KY, and came up
to pay her short visit.
Rev. B. F. Vaughn, of Bethel
college, preached at Harmony Sun
day.
A church meeting was appointed
to be held at the church Saturday,
II inst, at 2 p. M, that the members
might take steps toward calling a
pastor.
G. II. and Dancy Fort, of Sadlers-
vile, spent Sunday with Port Royal
relatives.
Sterling Fort has a low grade Of
fever, but the latest news reported
him some better. He has several
relatives in Fort Worth, who will
give him every necessary attention.
Query Elliott, II. Rosson, j. w.
Adams, r. r. Carney and few
others enjoyed barbecue at the Par
sons creek factory several days ago.
Mrs. M. G. Rosson and children of
Omor,. are visiting her brother,
James l.. Alley, of Port Royal.
Il. S. Hamlet and w. l.. Parks
fished two days at Moody's mill last
week, and brought home nice strings
of fish each time.
E. l.. Bradbury, of Little Hope
vicinity was canvassing the neigh
borhood last week, with the "Life of
Jefferson Davis" Quite number
of the Port Royal admirers
of the brave old hero of the
Confederacy subscribed.
e. w. Bourne went to Nashville
Monday. j. u. Grant, of the village,
kept store for him during his absence.
l.. w.
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