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EOR SALE AT A Low PRICE-l6O
J. acres improved land in Ell Dorado County,
known as 'Fourteen-Mile House." fronting
half-mile ON Placerville wagon road, two
miles from Sportsman's Hail. specially
adapted for fruit; well timbered and watered;
title perfect. Apply to S. b. Smith 231
street. Sacramento mvo2-ff
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NOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARE.
folk, out of Wildidle ETC.; she is u fine breeder
and very gentle; also thoroughbred Jersey
bull. Apply to EDWIN X. ALSIP 81 CO.,
Sacramento
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BRoNCHITIs.-For hoarseness and sore
throat, Browns Bronchial Troches are a
specific
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TyOR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEASE-TEN
L. acres of bottom land one mile below
Washington, Yolo County; if sold will take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALSIP 4 CO., Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. 1915 Fourth street
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ENOR SALE-A SPAN OF SOUND. YOUNG.
Il heavy draft horses, harness and wagon:
price, 1919. Apply to STROBEI., 3I7 j
stIeet. mY21-3tt
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At 10 A. NJ. tomorrow Bell & Co. will
sell at auction the contents of the resi-
dence Of w. w. Grissim, at 14l7 street
Also phaeton, buggy and horse.
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EoR SALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
i largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; Stock and lease. In
quire at this office.
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COO PER ACRE-FRUIT FARM AND M.
t0OU provements -ot sale four miles from
Loomis. Apply to CARL STROBEL, 81 ]
street. mV2T-1 (1tdtS rN1*
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
II Highlanq Park for $3.50; terms easy. APP
ply TO STROBEL, 81 street my28-6t<w*
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E1OR SALE-NAPHTHA LAUNCH "CAN.
IL vas Back" On MONDAY, June the lst, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, in front OF the Office of Jas
n. Porter, 1905 Fourth street, Sacramento,
at public auction by order of the ockholders.
mylS-l3t +. f. TEBBETS. President
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EOR SALE-THE STOCK OF DRUGS
i soda fountain, good will and lease of drug
store and fixtures, on reasonable terms For
particulars apply 10 MILLS * HAWK, 3OI ]
street. Sacramento Cal pvo-et
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auction sales TO Come or.

At 1870 O'Clock this forenoon D. J..
Simmons Il Co. viii sell at auction, on
the premises, the excellent piece of bust
ness property at 1921 Second street, be-
tween and X, now occupied as cigar
store.
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E,0R SALE-THE WHOLE OR A HALF
Il interest in the International Hotel, Sacra-
mento, Cal, with a long lease. Address w. A.
CASWELL. myo1-l0t
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nor SALE-MY HOME AND BELONG
j. ings; my paintings, too, must go. F. X.
CROSS, 722 Eighth street. my23-tf
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DEWARD-S2o REWARD PAID FOR
IL conviction or information that will lead
to conviction OF parties stealing this paper
from doors of subscribers. my9-tf
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Cor Fulc.

HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP: WILL
IL work single or double; is good roadster.
Can be seen at TELEGRAPH LIVERY
STABLE, Thirteenth and streets mv2S- 3t*
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E,OR SALE CHEAP-SIX GOOD HORSES.
IL Apply at UNION BREWERY, Twentieth
and o streets.
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CASH GROCERY.

D a. OLMSTEAD & CO., FOURTH AND
visions, Butter, Cheese, Eggs finest Japan
and China Teas California and Eastern Hams
and Bacon, and every description of family
supplies.
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&c Get or GENT.

ITO LET-A NEAT HOUSE OF FIVE
i rooms: newly papered and painted. AID
piS az - 80 ~ street.
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1902 II STREET-TO RENT. A FIR
Ia, = - nsheo room, with or without board:
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1raf-InnnD.

E'OUND-A SHEPHERD DOG. OWNER
Il can get information at this Office. BIC. Its
CST "A BLACK OVERCOAT ON
~ Eishth street, between j and X. Finder
and receive reward ~ 80
T OST-A Pearl, CROSS T9RITSr DIN
II between the picnic grounds on the Grant
ana 1911 street: Finder will please return
In. ,.. s;tine to HALE BROS. and receive re-
49,. my27-2ts
| oS1-MA1 10Th, ON AN II STREET
I car, or at the depot. a purse conta;niot
Ss22, postofice key ana some receipts VIII
Ile owners name thereon. Finder will pIeast
leave at the City Railway Office and receive
iS""iu' my26-3f*
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w LEA FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
Il in pleasant locality; suitable for ono ~,
two gentlemen. Apply to 7I3 Fourteenth
street ,oyeoe 81 ~
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1dGe STREFT-TO LET, THREE JJN-
lfUU furnished rooms suitable for house
Keeling; bay window and newly papered.
my2S-6t*
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900 o STREET.-THE LET-HOUSE OF
O.h- four rooms for housekeeping; newly
papered rent S13 mTo6Sts'
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT INTERNA-
j. tional Hotel from 50 per month upwards:
ols2 family rooms at low prices. W. a. CAS-
WELL, Proprietor. my7-tf
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DOR RENT-A GOOD TEN-ROON ROARD-
IL ing-house two blocks from pottery and
depot. Address G. H. HOPPERT, Lincoln.
Idi. mVo3-l
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DEPARTMENT. ONE.

13,456-Brown VS.. Clark-For the reason
given in the foregoing opinion, the tudpment
and order are affirmed. The Court
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TTNO LET-A BAY-WINDoW ROOM. FAC
4 ing east with family board for gentlemen
only; terms moderate 721 H street M ,Js-tf
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muntrn.
WANTED-TWO MATTRESSES Al m
w ternational Hotel mvoS-ata

GOOD ENGINEER WANTS poSITI0S
~ with threshing or combined outfif.
SOBER: gives best references. A. A. PATTON
1oio Market street, san Francisco my2S-3t&
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Heavy Eainfalls.

In England the discharge of water in
sheets from the clouds is not unknown.
though much more seldom seen than
on the Continent During a storm ut
Odessa one June some twenty two
years ago three inches Of rain fell in
less than ;ln hour. Many of the sew
ers were burst, the streets converted
into glens. and in the suburbs eighty
seven houses totally destroyed. THIS
was mild. however. compared with the
thirty inches which in Genoa with
i'll twenty-four hours. or the twenty
nine inches which flooded Joyeuse, in
France, within twenty-four hours On
the other hand. we hear of Ainbnkol.
in Nubia, where rain Tell only five
times in the years 1923 and 1924. and
of Talta. ON the Indus which had not
drop for sbree years. London Tit.
Bits.
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When the shell begins TO form the
baby oyster must cease his fantastic
wriggIiny about in the water and give
careful ;ittention to his own support
The cares of life come upon him e:lrly.
but us his burdens increase lie grows in
strength and ability to carry them All
he asks is /. good start. He isnot par
ticular as to whose hand he holds dur.
ing his incipcncy, provided it is clean
TO lin Ell, old boot. or dead startish.
or tho shell of Il crab is as good rs any
thing TO cling to until lie has sufficient
courage to let 20 and paddle his own
canoe.
Ii they are right in his way at the
moment he wants them. an old bottle
a lost anchor. all escaped dredge. or q
pair OF oyster torgs will serve. In
about two weeks after tlle spat is de-
posted. as one may see with the naked
eye. these become barliacled all over
with the ellterprisiny young oysters. :
Edward l.. Wilson in Scribner's.
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The I;or,es,.os Superstition.

The custom Of mailing Il horseshoe
over The door of y house or other build.
ing as Il protection agains; evil spirits
and Is an assurance of good tuck is
widely spread over tie United States
and England. II also .!orris.ies among
the Teuton!c and Scandinavian races,
and has been recognized as FIR cast az
l!indoost;tn. The horseshoe unites
within itself three lucky elcments--;t
is crescent shaped. it has been, or is to
tie. in cintacr with a horse, and is nia,it'
Of iron.
Poponlar superstition has. for ages
endowed iron with protecting powers.
G'he Romans are known to have driven
halls into the doors and the walls Of
their houses us III. autdote or rs 81 pre-
ventive Of the plague. The Arab who
is overtakcn b. simeon in tile desert
seeks to propitiato the .Jiilns by Shrek
in.. Iron Iron"
Since time OUT of memory the s;cau-
dinavi,;is have sought to exercise the
river spirit, Neckaw, by sticking All
open knife in the bottom Of the boat.
or driving n nail in the MAST or oar. In
the mythology Of England the hor>e
shoe has always been considered a
luck bri.lSer st. Louis Republic.
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New Stable Anparnt,,s.

The stables 1T the chief fire station,
Jackson's row. Manchester, have been
fitted with now apparatus that is cal.
culated to add to the comfort of tile
horses and III the same time to facli-
tate the turning on" of the brigade.
The apparatus consists. roughly speak
Ing, Of Il movable shutter ut tile Ell
trance to the stall. and to it is attached
the manager The shutter c;in he raised
by moving Il pin and can be fitted 70 an
ordinary stable.
The advantages claimed for the sys.
tom are the prcvention of horses from
kicking one another or amy one wilo
may happen 10 he passing by them. 1t
avoids turning horses in their stalls.
and thereby tho risk of spinal injury.
Il allows them 10 trout the stable door
instead of Standing with ti!eir heads Ia
the wall. thereby breat.iingall the COOL
,,ir that eaters the stable without
draft. and III every way II renders
the horse scontliticil;S cheerful rs pcs.
sble when fastened up witllin The STALL.
the stall heillg always available az 4
loose box without alteration or addi
ton
When rapid Harvesting is u consider,
alton oae-l!all the usual time will be
gained by not having 10 run to the
plaugcr or Ia turl The horse when llai>
messed. New York Telegram.
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TOLD by - Georgia Editor.

He walked i'll and pnr down Il dollar.
silver dollar. that clanked like rr-
r;age wheel in the Stiffness of the san C
,uin. Said lie
There. take it and credit my sub
scriptiol. quick.
Whats r!le natter" we said.
well. s;:id he. ''laSt week was
fishing ont Oh Spring creek; thunder
storm came up. and it rained and tllnn
1cred, and lightning flashed all around
rue ci:,v!ed into Il hollow log To rs
cape it. Tile rain made the ~ swell
I'D until was fastened in and nearly
squeezed TO death. began TO think
oi all my sins and to repent. Sud
denly remembered that my subscrp
ton was NOT settled up. and felt 81
small about it that was able to back
right out of the log at once" Balm
bridge (G;t. Globe.
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.CNS AnU OivS.
ha loo, rad ..,i.oner cf tho sun

HYho ,o., rn1 ,,l IL, r1,cr t,f fhn sum
Shi,,,,, ,,,,o,,,,S, IN. c,,nr ,lonrl
,.'.i -. '.,,.',r,.iir, i,nrs mann
~. Vii n.,,.n S,.l,;s.l I,,,,l,r t,oor.
hesnre 'ae Sr,.vuI "''. .,,. ',t
80, ", !, ,, ,,'r,',,,.N .,,,,yl,.,i air
o,,,.''..,. g -. .,.,,' -.
'i.s ''i''''' :. f'''r>
"I,.s M, ,,s,. s,,r said. III try:
,.,,.n,,=.,,., i, ri.I,,f"
.S,.. I,,r, ,hr mister said. and held
Th,. t-,,r,.. T., her sir,,,t:
.vr,,is ,rn,,em ,hn, In. KEEP, YOU here
t,sJ inr.. .,,,,, h,.,,n ,lone
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Steel ,ranufactnrs in 17Ao.

In l74o the Connecticut legislature
granted to Messrs Fitch. Walker &
Wyllys 'tIle sole privilege OF making
steel for fine term of fifteen years upon
this condition. that they should i'll the
space ol..two years make half n ton ol
steel" This condition not having been
complied with. the privilege was extend
ed to 174i. before which time Aaron
Eliot and Icllabcd Miller certified that
more than half ton Of steel had been
made at the furnace in SimsbHry.-
L. Durfce in Popular Science Monthly.
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On There


The patient joke of the doctors viii
never, never so out of use.
4 young Detroit physician Who
opened an Office year or SO ago. was
up in the northern part of the state on
{; fishing trip. One day q Young lady.
who had watched him for an hour or
luore waiting for bite. laid down her
hook and softly crept up near him.
What lots Of patience you have. :"
she said TO him in little whisper that
the flsh couldn't catch.
Yes" he answered promptly and
with tinge of sadness. up here"
She didn't understand for minute,
and when she did she linped slowly
back to her hook.-Detroit Free Press
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The Mind Like Electricity.

In electricity we have an all pervad.
ing force OF which we are ordinarily
unconscious. violent and startling as are
it's occasional effects. So in the region
of mind we may have effects rare and
strange as are the slow moving Ereball.
or the lightning tlasll from an uncloud
ed sky. Under peculiar and rarely DC.
curing conditions. us yet but imper.
fectly known. certain mental influences
predoininate. and mind perceptibiy acts
on mind. Backwood's Magazine.
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On Short Naticc.

A painter III this city, who used tn
devote himself largely to rnoonlights,
received IN order for one from firm Of
local dealers They said, You can let
us lave it in the morning. can't your"
"In tllemoruing" gasped the painter.
Why. it's afternoon already.
True. but you can paint it tonight,
you know.
Il can't paint by gaslight."
Wei, excliSe ne. but thought you
had got those ,noonlights by tiis time
so you could do them with your eyes
shut. "-Rrooklyn Eagle
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fANclES.

Fair. bright thoughts and fancies golden
Haunt the window where my soul
Siis alorr. II; PRISM holden.
Vel unfvinr ms cUnir..
can .n:.r thc,r tones of sweetness.
And ss,meliinrs; rlI,cii a word.
I'm, the sung in its completeness
Never mortal ear has heard.
Through the sash. With glow and glimmei
tarcs !rri,. - fair H. day:
But only ste the simmer.
As The. white Wings lii away.
Once ;lr.u.,hi Ia cage ,n,i bind them
Wit!, thu tviirr>.uf u rhyme:
But. alas. cannot lind them
shall never make them NINE!
-Ninritc VI. Lowaler in ArkmI,S,lw Traveller.
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paramn Oil Lamp. the Mos, Saving.

Paraiin Oil Lamps the Most Saving.
At the meeting OF scientists at Leeds.
England, one Of the papers read was
OH unburned gases in ilues and lamps,
in Which the writer stated that the
only burner in which be found perfect
combustion was that Qf-a paratIin oil
lamp when the flame was not turned
on full; when it is turned OH full the
burned gas is liberated to the extent Of
twelve parts OF carbon and three OF
hydrogen for every one-thousandtl,
part of carbon in the oil completely
burned
The next nearest approach to com,
plete combustion lie found to be in an
argand gas burner; that is. wien the
gas was not allowed to burn full, no
carbon and one quarter Of Il part Of
hydrogen WAS left unburncd per one
thousand parts of carbon burned CON.
pletely-but wien the gas was turned
on full one-tenilI part Of carbon and
two and Il half parts Of hydrogen es:
capped unburned per one thousand parts
of carbon completely burned.
Next in point OF producing perfect
combustion WIS the Bray ordinary flat
+ famed burner. burning in the open air.
when twelve parts Of carbon and one
of hydrogen escaped unburned per one
thousand parts Of completely burned
carboo in II heating stove with three
luminous fiat flaued burners.
Again. ninety seven of carbon and
twelve of hydrogen escaped unburned
in stove Where eight Bunsen burners
played on fancy iron work i'll front.
But all the conditions were best met in
the lamp EAST named. New York Sun.
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Egyptian water .EievatorD.

In Egypt md other countries whers
Irrigation is pr,cticp,l to greater ex-
tent than elsewhere the inventive mind
has been alert for centuries, contFivng
devices of various kinds for elevatiny
water. Solue of these are SO simple
that they must lave been obvious.
"::iilc others show an amount of inven-
tive genius worthy Of our OWL century.
In fact. as is we'll known. the funda-
mental priaciples of hydraulics were
discovered ages since. and SOME of the
early lnlct1nes have never been ma
terially c!l14getl or improved upon.
The Egyptian sliadoof is a form OF
water elevator that has been i'll Hse
from time i,nrnemorial. not only in
Egypt, but almost I'LL over tlle world.
A device fully as simple us this but not
SO old, is a gutter. Which WIS made
boil, single and double II consisted
of trough pivoted at one end above
the level OF the wafer the free end be-
ing alternately dipped in the water and
raised. so rs 10 cause III 10 ulScIldiSe
into a sl,lice leading away from the
machine.
The pendulum water elevator is a
curious modification of the swinging
gutter. A number of cutters arranged
in two series are secured 70 opposite
sides of swinging frame, each series OF
cutters being arranged OF zgzag line.
and the two series OF cutters are oppo
sitely arranged with respect TO each
other so that willie one end Of the
lower gutter dips in the water. the low
err gutter of the other series discharges
/ into the next gutter above. and a flap
valve retains the water while the de
vice isswuug in the opposite direction.
In this manner the water is advanced
step by step at each oscillation, until
it is finally discharged into the slnice.
which carried it away for use. Each
of the cutters. except the first of each
series is provided with valve. which
retains the water az it moves forward
and upward. e Exchange.
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Pnna,s Daughter.

Daughter papa. I've just got
the most lovely yachting costume yosl
ever saw.
Papa (bt,sily)-Tn, glad you like it
Daugllter-It,s just too sweet for
anything. Now all we need is a yacht.
New York Weekly.
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NoRTHwARp

f"stora for passengers on s,g nal tcconductor
X" daily, except Sunday.
H. w. Dunno, Supt
Cape Charles City, Va.
Z. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Pas
senger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
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steamerEASTFRN SHORE.

Until further notice. will run their steamers Pc
follows, weather pormitting,) leaving South st.
wharf at 90 O'Clock p. m.
steamer EASTFRN SHORE.
GAIT. G. II. RAYNOh.
SUNDAYS and NFrNFsDAYa fer Cris field. Bnfr-
niaIa. Evans Ef ggs'. Nandun. Concord, In-
vIs'. Reads, Miles' Shields aud Rue.s. RE-
TURNING-lenve Fuc's Tuesdays and Fridays
nts3n n. NJ, Shields 9, Miles a.!5, Davis IL.
Reads 1920, CoucUlu il F., NanduH $780, Buggs
2.45 Evans 3, HoGnan's3.l
Steamer TANGEFR.
GAIT. W. ". MATTHIAS.
Mondays and Thursdays for Fmds. crli'1rld.
Fnney's. Orancock, ChcsconncsEcx. Hunting
leaves Messnrgo Wednesdays and Shtur-
days at q Il. M. GuIlferd &, Bunting Creek $50.
CheacOnresscX 11.3c, OpancUck $50 PM, Fin.
ney's $751; Ford's 7.30.
steamer POCpMOKE
CAPT. HEwAED.
Tuesday ard Friday fof tristield ,TangierIsard,
flnney's, 0naIcock, Pitts Wharf c. f'Hail,
T,hohnrh. |tc moke City and SNOW HILL. RE-
observation-disclosures uhd Thursday. leayes
SLOW BILL am, Pocomoko City g, Rah?bth
9, Cedar Hall $3.50, Hits wharf 1h. OnancoCk
$50 p. M, Finney's 8. Tanger Islands.
ALL Steamers leave cr!sHeld foi Baltt /.
~ more. ON arrival of last down train.
Freight and passcn.r rs received or all points
or tie n. Y, Fhia. aud Norfolk, Wicomico and
pucomoke P. X. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
virginic. Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
unly.
Positively DO freight received after sop, m.
and must he prepaid til all POINTS, except
Oh the n. Y. Phia. and Norfolk Ralr'ad.
P. r. CLARK, General gent,
los south, street. Baliiino--
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Chilli DR. Z: N

Are always liable to sudden and severe
colds, to Group. sore throat, lung fever, etc.
Remedies, to be effective, must be admin
istered without delay. Nothing Is better
adapted for such emergencies than Ayer's
Cherry PICTORIAL. 1t soothes the infiamed
membrane, promotes expectoration, relieves
coughing, aud Induces sleep. The prompt use
OF this medicine has saved innumerable lives,
both OF young and old.
lone of my children had Group. The case
was attended by our physician, and was sup
posed to be well under control. One night
I was startled by the child's hard breathing,
and OH going to 1t found it
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-10-17

We are prepared to your want in the
line Fertilizers
it, and know PURE
have
If Won want BONE &URATE POTASH SULPHATE
any Fertilizer you need
something make early call on tor
Onancock made them
year MIXTURE No without load OF any ohsr manure III
dug last of August 70 sprouts ming Darrell
promptly fled-cleap for cash.
Office Cor King St. in Crockett Budngastory foot Of
King st. O1SocAIi1 o ~ " y.
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Messrs. Crockett & Winder:
Gentlcmen:-I used some Of your
mixture a last year on sweet potatoes
in very poor land and it give me. per-
feet satisfaction, and think it is as
good fertilizer as any for sweet pota-
toes. shall use it again this year.
Yours respectfully,
Wm. d. Tunnel.
Onlev, February 9TH, 1891.
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Messrs. Crockett & Winder:
+ Sirs:-I used your mixture a NO. !
last wear on my sweet potato crop:
Will say made more potatoes and
sold them for more money than
ever did before. i shall surely use 1t
'e'''A Robt. G. Ashby,
GAINESVILLE, February 9Th, 1891.
Messrs. Crockett s. Winder: =.
Gentlemen:-I used your mixture
a, last season by the side OF other
No. fertilizers. The mixture a was
decidedly the best OF all. Will use IT
again this season.
Very respectfully,
K. w. Amos
February Cd, 1891.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-10-17

Messrs. Crockett & Wirder:
Gentlelnen:-Having used your Mix
ture A on sweet potatoes last year, L
pleasure in saying that it is an
excellent fertilizer, and l believe
there is none Letter on the market.
l.. Floyd Mock.
Acco1nac c. H., Feb. 10th, 1901.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-10-17
SUMMER SCHEDULE. sua-~
OF THE 49, -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice will run their steamers ae
follows, weather pormitting,) leaving South st.
V harf AT & 90 O'Clock u. m.