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Circuit Court Notes.

The circuit court, now in session,
has been constantly engaged in the
trial of jury cases, the most impor-
tant of which are: Esther &. Whar-
ton VS.. Levi Duncan for SANDER, re-
sulting in verdict for plaintiff of 500
damages and cost; Martha A. Chan
dler VS.. Sally Chandeliers admir-, YER
dict for defendant and motion for
new trial now pending; Applegarth
VS.. Town of Onancock-non-suit SUI
fered by plaintiff after jury sworn;
A. J. Morse ct ais. VS.. Geo. Crockett,
for trespass on oyster planting ground
assigned to plaintilT-verdict and
Judgment for defendant. The Hedge
Fence, Hotel case and several ether
cases will also be heard during the
tie Ill. but it will be impossible to
reach the en-. of the docket and an
extra session will have to be called
by the Judge. The Importance of the
cases and the interests involved may
be inferred from the fact that in adj
dition to attorneys in Accomac, Ho".
John Goode, of WASHINGTON, Hon. A.
P. Thorn, of Norfolk, Hon. John B.
Brown, of Ccntreville, Midland Hon.
Gilmor S. Kendall, of northampton,
have been present as counsel in sew
eral cases.
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Fancy aud valuable St"' u.

The James Brothers in Occoho2-
noch. are fast making reputation us
the raisers of fine horses and unlike
some Eastern Shoremen know how
to dispose of them at a profit. Little
Betz, raised by Mr.. .Jno. r. James
and sold by him to Mr.. Jas. Smith,
of Richmond, for $49o. beat a race at
Pimlico last Saturday, in a:27, max
ing the half mile in 2:11-the PAGER
May Morrill,, raised by Mr.. Heze
james, and which can make II mile
in 2::20, was sold by him on Saturday,
for the sum of $3.50 to q gentleman in
Chester, Pa.-thc most successful,
however, of the trio in his dealings
in horse flesh has been Mr.. VIM. /.
James. He sold Vortex, the winner of
heavy stakes in Philadelphia, recent
lv. now with record of $50, two
years ago for S4c0, and lest week sod
Scott Morrill,, sired by old Morrill,,
out of Il thoroughbred Scott mare
for 5000 to Mr.. Burke, OF Chester, Pa,
and now has in his stables q year old
colt that can beat minutes, a pair,
Lady Browne and Clay Morrill,, 4 and
8 years old respectively, which can
make a mile in ESQ or better, and
besides these, has seven other very
promising colts.
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Arrest of VIM. Marsh, OF Maryland

Arrest of WIN. Marsh, OF Maryland.
On Thursday, the Sth inst, Sheriff
John H. Wise. acting under authority
given by Governor jackson, of Mary
land, went to the city of Baltimore
to secure the arrest of William Marsh,
indicted in our county court for "fe-
lonious dredging On Saturday
morning the sheriff returned home
with his prisoner, who was landed in
jail. On the following Monday
notice was served on the sheriff, that
motion had been made before Judge
Bond, of the United States Circuit
Court, for writ of "Habeas Corpus, %
requiring said officer to produce be-
fore said court on or before the oath
inst, the prisoner above named, to-
gether with the cause of his deten-
ton. The object is to allow Marsh,
under the compact of April 28th,
1856, to be tried in Maryland instead
of Virginia-he being resident of
the former State. On the same day
Marsh was admitted to bail by Judge
Gillet, in the penalty of $1,000, for
his appearance at the October term
of our county court.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
:U3iIC AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell at
public auction, at Leemont, on
Saturday, November 14th, 2 p.
M, all that valuable tract or
parcel Of land, of which the late
Revel J. Lewis died seized and
possessed, situated on Hunting
creek, in Accomac county, con-
tanning by estimation. one hum
bred acres Goo A. more or less,
and bounded by the lands of
James Lewis heirs, Nancy J.
Lewis and others, being the same
land which was purchased by
the said Revel J. Lewis of Shall
manezer Davis and his wife in
1866. Said tractis improved by
a good dwelling and all neces-
sary outbuildings, has two good
tenement houses and q wharf
thereon, and theland is of fine
quality and easily cultivated,
with an abundance of resources
upon the same.
Terms of Sale-One-fourth
cash, balance payable in 6, u
and IS months, the purchaser
being required to give bond
with good personal security
thereto, and the title to the prem
Uses to be retained Until the whole
purchase money is paid, when a
deed with general warranty of
title rendered to the undersigned
for execution, will be- given.
John I. White.
Henry j. Lewis.
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Tournament.

There will be a grand tournament
of twenty or more riders held on the
Fair Grounds, near Keller, ON Satur-
day, the 18th inst, also a basket
party" and other innocent anuse-
ments. The tournament bids fair to
be the largest ever held on the East
ern Shore. Knights from the two
counties are invited to participate
no entrance fee. Admission to the
grounds 10 cents. Proceeds for a
charitable purpose. If the nth should
be an inclement day, it will be held
on the following Saturday. Tourna-
ment riding begins at p. IN.
COMMITTEE.
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Millinery.

Mrs. L. H. Richardson, Locust
mount, has arrived from the city
with complete stock of millinery
goods and is ready to meet the de-
mands of her customers.
Miss Mary E. Grant has just opened
a full line of fashionable millinery
goods at Leemont, which she will dis
pose of at reasonable rates. She re-
spectfully invites her lady friends to
call and examine her stock.
The new millinery establishment,
recently built at Parlsley, for the oc-
cupancy of Mrs. M. L. Lewis and Mrs.
E. G. Pate, is open and well stocked
with new line of millinery goods of
all description at lowest prices, and
in variety sufficient to meet the tastes
of everyone.
Mrs. D. S. White aud Miss Marco.
lille Parks, have opened out an I'M
usually large line of pretty and at
tractive millinery goods at their place
of business at Parksley, and respect
fully invite old and new customers to
call and inspect the same. They will
be sold at close margin of profit.
I have just opened for inspection
a full line of millinery, notions and
dress goods, all of the latest styles
and fabrics for the Fall season, TO
which I wish to call the attention OF
my friends and patrons. 1t would
be useless to mention the many ar
ticles in stock. I extend to all a cor
dial invitation to come and examine
for themselves. With many thanks
for the past, / remain ready to please
you in the future.
Mrs. E..A. MERRILL,
Onancock, Va.
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TO The Public.

1 wish to inform my patrons and
the public generally, that I will, from
this date, furnish fresh meats three
times week, at bottom prices. Oys-
tiers shall keep constantly OH hand,
served up in city style by an expert
cook. All acquaintance, friends and
patrons who are fond of the luscious
bivalve, or desire beef or pork steak
rib roast, ETC., call on
w. T. WINDER,
Onancock, Va.
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a Dinboiica', cowardry. premedi,ated
and brutal Murder.

George Driar, German about 35
years old, who has been clerking for
Mrs. +. NJ. Fadden, an old and inflrm
woman, aged 65 years, who had a
dry goods store in Cape Charles,
murdered Mrs. Fadden during the
night of the 18th inst, while she was
asleep in her bed in the back room
of her store. After a severe examina-
ton before Mayor Nelson, and a
coroner's jury-Drier broke down and
confessed his guilt. He said he had
killed her for her money and had
had it in his mind to do it all day;
he supposed, she had a large sum of
money as she was to go to Philadel-
phia, the 18th, to buy goods. He
told how he left the window of the
store open so that he might enter
during the night He told where the
knife was, with which he did the
deed, and that the first blow was
dealt while she was asleep, and show
ed where he had hid the money
S1CS,95, in the store. The knife and
money were found where he said they.
were.
Drs. w. w. Wilkins and Garland
Moore, who conducted the post NOR
ten examination, found five contu-
sions on the head one of which was
found to be a fractured skull.
When he confessed the Mayor with
great skill and management ordered
a team and guard 10 fake Driar TO
jail out of the back way from his
Office and got the prisoner out the
clutches of the Infatuated people,.
who intended to lynch Driar.. The
prisoner was saved by the guard run
ming their horses out of the town.
Driar is now lodged in jail at East
vile, where he should have speedy
trial and punishment.
Mrs. Fadden was kind, good
woman of integrity and character,
and had the respect of every one;
she has been doing dry goods bust
ness in Cape Charles, for about five
years. She has heretofore been in
business in FELTON,, Eel, and Chester,
Pc.
The town is very much excited and
deplore this terrible crime in their.
midst and cry aloud for justice, hang
ing for the murderer of Mrs. Fadden.
CAFE CHARLES.
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fence and doflaw. Atan improlnptu
gathering OF the citizens on Wsdnes-
daylight, the matter being discussed
end poll of the votes being suggest
ed, fifteen voted for mo fence" two
declined to vote. The vote WAS
unanimous against the worthless
CANNES and for reasonable tax on
those to be spared.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. n. T. Fosque. our ieweler, is
in the city this week, buying stock
New dwellings for Messrs. John NJ.
West and r. H. B. Savage are APP
preaching completion at this place
Mr. Jno T. Rogers, prosperous
merchant of Nassawaddox, and Miss
Bette Wilson. an attractive young
lady of same place, were married on
last Thursday.
Modoc, the fast trotter of the Kel-
lam Bros. has been entered in the
races which come off at Suffolk, on
21st inst. The first premium in the
purse he will compete for is $50
The stock of P. E. L., is selling in
our town for 40 per cent. and under,
of amount of assessments paid in.
The get-rich-quick concern was popu-
lar in this section and very many of
our citizens ''got badly leftn by the
Order.
Mr.. John Young of our town, has
been confined to his room for several
weeks with rheumatism. During his
illness Mr.. Geo. T. Beach fills his
place as clerk at the Doughty Hotel
very acceptably to the travelling
public.
The Monumental city is no longer
a popular resort with Mr.. Geo. w.
Jacob WASH our popular and clever
townsman. He and Mrs. Matilda
Tawes, charming and attractive
lady of that city, formerly of this
county, were married on the 1st inst,
and arrived here by train on the End
inst. A cordial reception, many sub
stantial tokens in the shape of we'd
ding presents and innumerable good
wishes were given them Oh their re-
turn.
The people of this town and vicin-
ity not only approve the course of
the ENTERPRISE. for better roads, %
but insist with equal emphasis that
our Legislators shall at the next SEES
sion secure the passage Of u .'no
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BED.

LEw1s-Near Woodberry. last We'd
nesday, of paralysis of brain, Samuel
Lewis, aged 4s years.
BuND1cK-Near Modestown, last
Sunday, of tonsilitis, infant of Jno.
w. Bund:ck, aged 81 months.
LUnTov-At his home on Deep
Creek, T u ,sday, of convulsiops, James,
son of VIM. Lurton, aged 2 years.
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NOTICE. will sell ut public auc
ton at the hotel at New Church, on
November 4th 1891, all of my house.
hold and kitchen furniture, consist
ing of bed room, dining room and
cook room sets, and all such property
as is generally found at hotel, also
the livery owned by E. w. Hutchin-
son aud myself, consisting of good
horses, 5 good top buggies. 2 daytons,
9 double poles and good lot of har-
ness both double and single, robes,
blankets, SC. James 4. Davis.
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RESOLUTIONS OF Resp Ct.

Whereas, We are called upon tx
mourn the death of Bro. a. B. Colon
ma, member of Pungoteague Farm
ers' Alliance since its organization.
who was recently so suddenly calico
home by our Heavenly Father. And
Whereas, We feel that his children
have lost kind and loving father.
and the community a good citizen.
Therefore be it resolved.
1. That we tender to the afflicted
family cur warmest sympathy in this
their sad bereavmcnt
O.. That copy Of these resolution:
be presented to the afflicted family.
entered upon the record of the Farm
ers Alliance and published in our
county paper.
L. 0. AalEs,
w. NJ. TAYLOR Com.
WM. l.. DRUMMOND.
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NoTIcE-Goods, consisting of boots,
shoes, hats, caps readv-madc cloth
ing. etc., will be sold at cost by the
undersigned for the next thirty days.
Bargains certainly will be given YOU.
All persons indebted to the firm of g..
T. James e Bro, are requested to
come forward and settle at once. as
the business OF the firm must be set
tied by the las. OF this month. A. g..
James, surviving partner.
Oct. 1st, 1891.
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School Motto.

To all whom it may concern:
This is to give notice, that no bills
will be allowed against Lee District
for supplies, for the public schools,
unless a written order accompanies
the same from one of the trustees.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
A. III. NOTTINGHAM,
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ASHBY & RELOAT.-
Accomac G. H., Va.

Fox REST-For the year 1892, the
three horse farm near Keller, where
Edward IT, Downing resided at the
time of his death. For terms apply
to John s. Ames, Painter z. 0.
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BoARD1NG-Nlrs. U. B.. Henderson,
formerly of Pocomoke City, has open
ed a large boarding house and will
be pleased to receive patronage. Her
house is large convenient and central
ly located at 733 West Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Ohio E. Mason was born Septem-
Der 10th, 1858, and died August 22d,
1891. !The-dread disease consumption
had been welding its fatal power for
many months; at times he would
seem better and his friends eagerly
catching at every hope, however frail,
would anticipate his recovery. But
such bright hopes were not to be
realized and those who held him dear
were to feel the Christening hand of
an Allwise Heavenly Father. On
August 10Th. he attended q camp
meeting. and earnestly desired to re-
main there the coming week. that he
might have the benefit of the SER
vices. During his life he was not
christian; ever a favorite among his
associates he vet lacked 'the one
thing. needful,'' but the expressed
desire to remain where he could hear
"thatn which was good for his souls
welfare, seems q sure Indication that
mighty power for good was at work
within that soul. On account of
weakness his friends thought it best
MOTTO comply with the wish and he
was taken to the home of his parents,
where, surrounded by every loving
attention, he hrcathed his last. A
few moments before he died his sor-
rowing mother said to hiIr-'I hope
we will meet in Heaven''-his reply
WIS mo hoping about it, know we
will" The earnest prayers of truly
christian parents have followed him
through life and they have the bless
ed assurance of Christ's own words,
Whatsoever we shall ask in my
name, that shall we receive" Besides
parents, brothers and sisters, he has
left a wife and two little ones to
mourn their loss. What better con-
ISOLATION for their sorrowing hearts
than the words "Whom the Lord
loveth he chasteneth." In His own
good time will He heal the wound
the absence of loved one makes.
A FRIEND.
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For SALE-By the undersigned 4
colts. all of which are prom:sing-tlso
Q valuable brood mares. For further
information apply to M. III. Bell,
WardtoWn, Va.
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For RENT FOR THE YEAR 1872
The main part of the farm Mt. Custis,
containing goo acres of cleared land.
Apply by letter to Orris A. Browne,
Cane Charles, Va
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For SALE-Flooring, weatherboard-
ing and other lumber. all well SCH
soned, of fine quality and sold in
quantities to suit Can fill orders of
any size. a. j. Lilliston, Accomac c..
H., Va.
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NoT1cE-AlI persons are he-eby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing on my prenlises near
NJ ppsville, under penalty of u prose
cu.ion to tie full extent OF law. H.
G.. Lewis.
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"In union there is strength" For
their own protection the people must
not neglect to unite in all lawful pur-
poses. Insurance is no exception.
Take the Mutual every time. q. f.
Kelly, Onancock, is agent. .
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TAKE NoTIcE-Frank Jones, 1ner-
chant tailor, PocoTol,e City, Md:,will
visit Accomac G. H., the first day of
every county court, with a fine line OF
samples OF goods for suits suitable to
the season.
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For SALE-A very large, fine mare.
sound and gentle, will work in all h;!r-
ness, good driver, suitable for a lady
or child-or will trade same for .lhule
ofright size. |. ID. Northam, Onley, Va
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Foa sALR-My premises at savaEc-
VILE, on reasonable terms. 1t con;
tain5 acre of cleared land and 8
acre, of woodland, and has ~ two
storv dwcling and all necessary o,tt-
bull tings thereon. For further par
ticuIars apply to John L. Ward,
Savagevillc, Va.
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"a dollar saved is a dollar made."
Why pay your money for something
You don't noel. You caninsure your
self without asking for foreign help
for which you have to pay. Insure
in the Mutual. &. F. Kelly, Oman
cock. is agent.
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BoyEs-Pich up the bones in the
country and slip them to Cape
Char.cs. I pay ten dollars per ton,
in los of not less than one ton, fur
nish bags and send cash by return
mail. Orris a. Browne, Cape Charles,
Va.
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L. 0. AMEs,
w. NJ. TAYLOR Com.
WAf. l.. DRUMMOND.

If you want fruit, shade. ornamen-
tai or evergreen trees, strawberry or
vegetable plants OF any kind, write
to the Accomack Nurseries for prices.
O.. call in pe ;uli.
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For observation-disclosures at Wacha-
preaglc. Possession given ut .orice
Apply to r. II. Powell, Wachaproaguc,
or Henry L. Powell, Onancock.
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For RENT-For year 1892, house
and lot rear Daugherty p. O.-and
horse farm will he rented with same
if desired. Eli w. Bull.
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NOTICE. vii, sell nj public auction
Mt my house at Red Hill, Wednesday,,
thu 21st day of October, my personal
property. consisting Of one good
h ,rse, two colts three years old, one
rriage and harness, one cart, one
al cart, four COWS and calves, hogs,
I'm and fodder, a nice lot of hay. a
1t of new potato bed frames, all
kinds OF farming implements, three
b lrrels of good vinegar, etc. Terms
twelve months all sums over ten
dollars, with approved security:
Rupert t. Christian.
N. B.-The arove property has all
been sold privately. There will be
no public sale.
Oct. 18th, 1891.
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For SALE-Briclls of best quality
at lowest prices. by w. l.. Barrett "
Bro, Bloxom, Va.
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in siernoriut,.

At no time during the past twenty
five years has tire solemnity of death
so sorely, SO heavily and SO sadly i'm
pressed the hearts of this community
us on Sunday morning last when
in whispered words it was told that
very few hours had passed since
BERTHE Wilkens Waddy was, by the
Good Master, summoned away from
her earthly home. So unexpected
was this sad dispensation of Provi-
dence, that at first we refused to be-
lieve that 1t could be SO; and when it
sank into our hearts that there was
no mistake, they seemed almost to
stand still and cease their beating.
Scarcely is the writer competent to
truly indite the gloom by which it
surrounded our home hearths. AS
sat dazed as it were by the fact, the
vista of departed years, came quickly
through my mind, and the joys and
sorrows of quarter of a century were
too touching to dwell upon. But a
few years ago, and Mamie Wilkins
whose sympathetic heart found with.
out stint oft expression in admins
tering to the necessities of a more
delicate frame, and which made her
an immortal friend in our home,
passed away. And since then her
little children in passing in and out
among us, have felt believe, rs we
have felt, that our communion wars
tender and true Now, BERTHE is
dead. NAMES beautiful, cheerful,
kind and accomplished daughter.
One by one the links are broken-one
by one the ties OF earth are severed.
But we must bow submissively; and
feel in our hearts that earth has no
sorrow that Heaven cannot heal.
A FRIEND.
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For RENr-for the year 1892, the
"old drug store at Onancock. For
TENS and other particulars, apply to
N. L. Eosque, Onancock, Va.
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For RENT-Four horse farm for
year 1892. For particulars apply to
H. H. Wilkins, Bridgetown, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

The Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. of
Eastern Virginia is a home company
for Accomac and Northampton eoun-
ties, and through it the people are
insuring themselves, thereby saving
the profit they would otherwise pay
somebo ly else. Ct. T. Kelly, Oman
cock, General agent.
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NoTIcE-I desire to purchase, or
rem farm fer year 1899, in upper
part of county. A. e. Justis, Garga-
TIM, Va.
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For SALE-Eight head OF large. cat
tle-cheap for cash. L. j. Gusts,
Keller, Va.
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NIr. R. DIN Nottingham, formerly
of Northampton, now a prominent
and prosperous merchant of Norfolk,
ard Miss Sallie Stiff, an attractive
lady with host of friends on East
ern Shore, now of Chester. Va, will
be married on the 2ad inst.
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Mr. Lorenzo D. Mcars, ST., well
known citizen of the lower part of
the county and avery worthy and
estimable gentleman, died while on q
Visit to his son. Mr.. =. T. Mears at
Cristield, last Tuesday, aged So years.
His remains were brought home for
jnterment in family burying ground
near Pungoteague, by steamer on
"Wednesday.
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WASTED-By the heirs of the late
Levin w. Phillips, information. Of
the whereabouts of Robert c. Phil
lips. When last heard from he was
in Delaware county, Pa. Any infor-
NATION concerning him will be CRATE
fully received. His location or pres
ence is necessary for the settlement
CT the estate of his father.
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The reputation of tho O:altby
House. Baltimore, for first class ac-
Communications and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central To-
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
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The fourth quarterly col ference
for South Accomac Circuit, will be
held at Onley, Monday morning,
October a6th, beginning at 0 O'Clock.
Rev. J. D. Hank, will preach at On'ey,
Sunday night, October 25th, at Z
o'clock