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In the last ten days. four Of the six
children of MIR. Samuel Bnmer, living
near Oak Hall, this county, have died
of typhoid fever and another one OF
them is quite i'll with The disease and
not expected to recover. Two of them,
William and Samuel Brimer. we're %
and 90 years old respectively, one was a
child 6 years old and the other victim
was Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, Their sister.
Two Of them died one night and were
buried the following day.
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Mr.. James Z. Davis, as will be noted
elsewhere, is now the proprietor of the
Marshall hotel, New Church, ard we
commend him very cordially to the
patronage of the travelling public. His
accommodations will be first class in all
respects.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. n>
OF THE ,4sss;ssSs
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

EASTERN OHOr6 OF6dfTlDOdl OUIIlpdliJ
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. Will run their stasmers AZ
follows, weather permltting,) leaving South 81.
VI hari III 90 o'clock p. m.
Steamer TANGIEK,
CAPT. HEwAKD.
Tuesday and Friday for Crisncid, TangierIsln nd,
Finney's, Onancock, Pitts Wharf, edar Hal I,
Rehoboth, ocomoke City and Snow Hill. RE-
TURNINi-Mondays and THURSDAY, leaves
sIlew Hill G a.in., PocOmOke City g, Rah 'bnth
Q, Cedar Hall $50, Pitts wharf 10, Onanceck
2.30 y. M, Finusy's 8, Tangier Island 1.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT &. H. RAYNoR.
SUNDAY for FDrds. Cr,sfUlo. Hnffmah'a, Evans
Bugss. Gandua. Concord, E9 Wis, Reads Miles,,
Shields and Rue's. RETURNING-leaye huc's
Tuesdays Il. s.3n b. NJ, Shields 9, Miles 3.l5
Davis' IL. Reads o. 20, Concord i, Nandua $780,
Beggs' 2.45, Evans 3,uo1nan's SIS Ford s. .3n
WEDNESDAY for Ford's, Crlshtld, Hnffnan's
Er.u's. Bvsga'. bunting Creek, Guiif"rd and
Messing. RETURNING leave Nessoneo on
Fiiday6 II. M. Gutiford 8, Hurting Creek
$50. Nardua 1850 noon, BOggs' 2.45 p. M /,
Evans'3, Hoffman's 3.15. CrIsaeld, Eord's 7.5O
Steamers leave Crisfeld fol BaIti
w more. On arrival of last down train.
Freight and passen- gers received or all points
OF tile N. Y, Fhila. and Norfolk, Wlcomico and
Poconioke R. K. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads Oh Tuesdays and Fridays
onfy.
Positively DO freight received after As p, m.
Oh tic Ny. Phlla. and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK. General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore
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E.ceinOuf.

Miss Lola Lamhden of Pacomoke
City, is here on a visit to Mrs. A. }.
McCready.
Mr.. Parker w. Parks had his gate
broken and fencing DESTROYED by a
rough crowd few nights ago:
Mr. Parker w. Parks has sold apor
ton Of the Blacks tone farm to Geo. a.
and Edward II. Colonna for the sum of
So 245.
D. F. White, trustee, in deed exc
cuted by Mr.. A. p. White, July oath.
1880, has settled to the satisfaction OF
creditors all claims presented by them.
Our townsman, Mr.. d. +. White, an
officer of the Farmers Alliance, insti.
tuted lodge of that Order at Mapps-
vile, last Saturday, with membership
Of nineteen.
The annual Christmas exhibitions at
our baptist and Methodist Churches
came off as announced and were we'll
attended and enjoyed by all. The pas
tors of both churches received suhstan
tial tokens of the high esteem in which
they are held by their Sunday schools
and churches.
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A turkey. go months old, weighing
SO pounds ION the ioof" was served at
table of Mr.. Henry Battaile, Boggs
wharf, on Xmas day-and doubtless
'ttaIes the cake''as the finest of his
kind slaughtered on Eastern Shore this
season. age considered.
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Samuel Lewis. tried at this term of
court for the murder of Geo. A. ivy
ford. was convicted of murder in the
second degree, the term Of his impris-
onment in penitentiary being fixed by
Jury mt ten years. \ new trial has been
granted him.
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DR.. Geo. T. Scarburgh, has received
the appointment and qualified as exam
lining surgeon for the pension bureau
at Tasley, Va. His skill in mis- profess
sion eminently fits him for the position,
which, we are advised, is lucrative
one
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The farmers of Mearsville and v:clni.
ty, will meet tonight. January 81. in
school house. at that place for the pur-
pose Of organic ng sub Alliance. The
public generally is invited to be in at
tendance.
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lEylnlenCQ7.

On Wednesday, December Slst nlt..
Il large circle of friends gathered at
Trinity NJ. E. Church. South, Balti.
more, to witness the marriage of Mr..
John T. East. of Norfolk, and Miss Ida
w. Bull. Il very pretty and attractive
Young lady, daughter of Mr.. Frank
Bull, of Northampton. Miss Susie Wal
ter and l.. j. burlington anil Miss Ma
mie Walter and +. j. Waddy were i'll
attendance rs bridesmaids and grooms-
men-the music for the OCCASION being
skilfully rendered by Professor Smith.
The bride was attired in handsome
gray Henrietta with silver trimmings
ant, hat to match-the groom in CON-
ven.irnat hlack. Immediately after
the cerennmy the happy couple left by
train for New York and other points of
interest North, with the best wish
Is Of host Of friends. STUDENT.
That there is "mrny y sllr-hetwixt
HE c,p ard the lirs", Mr.. Lewis OF
This county was forcihly reminded On
last Mo~day night. FIe was to have
married Miss Silly Gray at an eaily day
Ills home had hten elegantly furnished
for tie exlectant bride. All elaborate
trousscau was in preparation for her.
Invita- ions had liz en- sent out for the hap
ny occasion and the wedding feast was
hpinr made retlv-hnl. alas. on the
road 10 matrimony = stumbling block
lay hill. On Monday night IL christmas
entertainment at winch Lewis was a
prominent acto", was held ut Ayres
Chapel. 1'hitlirr tie gallant groom
elect escorted his ,Xaptted hllle and
her sister. While TN the Stage intent
upon the entertainment Of his audience
MIR. VIM. f. Scntt S!Aly conveyed the
hlusiling Miss Sally out the church and
struck hr,..line for Palksley station.
Soon tie !, wing heart missed its mate
and Lewis with the weeping sister
started in swift pursuit. an6 fonnd the
clippers at Mr.. Stanley !. Lewis hotel.
There in the High Court rf Cupid the
twn lovers plead in burning words
his cause with Miss Sally. =. list she
decl led. leaving Lewis in desolation to
eat the tied turkey "all 'litary and
alone. 4" she passed her arm through
SCOTS and hied for Pocomoke City,
the neighboring Gretna Green. Lewis
following to the train to bid them a
fearful aditu.
"A wooing that rrosnered well" cnl.
minated in the marriage of Mr. Elblidge
!. Ross to Miss Nettie p Fisher. at
Mappsville. on Saturday, December
18th. Rev. w. a. Street. officiating.
Twenty-one years ago they met and
loved each ot!er-and The faith then
plighted knew no change until the hap
py consummatlon.
Mr.. John b. Harmon, prosperous
farmer and Miss Maggie n. Carmine,
an attra ctIve lady OF Grangeville. were
married 10y Rev. j. w. a. Elliott. on
December 9th 1890.
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Housekecpers who want oil with
superior qualities as burner should
if they have not already, try the star
brand, sold by the Salisbury Oil and
Coal Co. The sale of it is large at
present and the demand for it in
creases daily.
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We cannot commend too cordially
TO the patronage of our people the
Accomack Nurseries, advertised else
where. There you are sure of a square
deal and stock at lowest possible
prices
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I" stops for passengers on signal toconductor
NJ daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Supt.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. j. Cooke ,Gen'l Freight aad Passen.
or Agent, Norfolk. Va
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Seville & Young, Pocomoke city,
desire the patronage of our people.
Their terms are moderate and all or
ders are filled by them promptly, and
TO the satisfaction of purchasers.
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0plIII q ~

Tulr A. T. JONES, ST.. departed
This life Monday morning. December
22nd, sitter an illness of buta few days.
His disease pneumonia. developed a
malignant type from the first, and while
all was cone that medical skill could
devise or kind nursing suggest. he con-
tnued to g ow worse until the end
came. In the death of Mr.. .Ioynes the
county lost an esteemed and valuable
citizen, lie having held prominent
position as Il magistrate both under the
old and the new regime, and his de
cisions were rendered with m impair
TALLY that showed an integrity of
character eminently BETTING his po-
sition. After the incorporation of Oman
cock. he was repeatedly elcctrd one of
it's counclmen. Aspostnaster he gave
universal satisfaction. The communi-
t. where he spent the most Part of his
life held him in deservedy high esteem
for his many social Qnalities-a kind
neighbor. a VAIN and generous friend,
lie will be sadly missed. AS the central
figure in an affectionate family. dis
pensing kindness to every member, who
can supply his place? This is sacred
ground where We dare not lntrude, ne
can simply drop a tear Of sympathy with
the deeply bereaved and commend them
to that fount whence relief alone can
come. The blow is all the more severe
as it is the first time death has invaded
the family circle. Mr.. Joynes was con-
nectcd with family that has had a
representative living in or near Oman
cock, for the past 24O years. Where lie
was best known there he was most
loved and will he most affcctionately re-
memOeled. A FRIEND.
Mrs. Virginia E. Scarborough, wife
of George D. Scarborough, died at her
home in Onancock, December 23d, 1890,
aged 46 yeais, months and 9days. She
was devoted wife, Il loving and self
sacrificing mother and from her youth
had been faithful and consistent mem
Der of the NJ E. Church, South. She
died suddenly, and tis said of her by
one who knew her best, that 1t seemed
unnecessary for such woman to pass
through the purifying fires of painful
and protracted illness. Her husband
and four children survive her.
Mr.. James II. Belote, died at his
home near Oney, Friday, December
10Th, OF Brlghts disease, after linger-
ing illness, age 81 years, He was one
OF the most useful aud intelligent citi-
zcns of the county, and held in high es-
teem by all who knew him for his lofty
integrity and purity Of his life.
The resolutions published elsewhere
relative to Capt. Peter II. Davis. are a
deserved tribute TO one of the most
valuable and wol thy citizens of the coun-
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Mr.. D. X. Reeder, will sell at public
auction at eemont. next Wednesday.
valuable personal property. such as, cat,
tie, hogs. corn. farming implements
sc. SEE posters for full particulars.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Following are appointments for East
ern Shore District, first round:
Accomac, Guilford, Jan. 8. 4.
South Accomac, Accomac Z. H.. J;iil.
10. IL,
Eastville, Salem, Jan. Il. is.
Cape Charles, Jan. Is, at night.
Onancock, Andrews Chapel, Feb. p,
%.
District Stewards Will meet at Oman
cock, Monday, Dec. sth. at Up. m.
sharp.
j. D. HANK, P. E.
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The American Fertilizing Co, again
offers its goods to our farmers through
our column Those who have tried
them endorse them Il, first class in all
respects
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Mr.. Edward Z. Miles, assistant post
master, Onancnck. very i'll Of lale with
pneumonia, is now considered out OF
danger.
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Mr.. Thomas w. Tayl'r. recently lost
4 raft of timber. which was being lowed
from Pungotpaguc tn Onancock creek,
valued at several hundred dollars.
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Rev. J. y. Hank, Presiding Elder,
will preach at Gull ord church. Satur-
day and Sunday. .Ianuary ST. and 4fh,
1T 1880 and II 4. NJ, respectively.
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Annual N ecuiDg of The Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.

The irstannual meeting of the meln-
beers o. The Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, of Eastern Virginia, will be
held ON the It'll of January, 1891 at ]
O'Clock, p. M, at Acconac G. H., for
the election of three managers for the
company, to hold rllice for three years.
All msmlers should attend.
TIIOs. B. Quincy, Sec'y.
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Dr.. J. E Brodwattr. Temperatures
vile, seriously i'll of late with typhoid
pneumonia, is according to latest ad-
vices somewhat better.
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1t in want of a good cook, paslor or
Office stove at a low price, bought di-
rect from foundry f. 7, Parks & Co..
are headquarters. at palKsiey, Va.
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1'Hos. II. CARMINE. !
JOIN E. VAST.
VIM. Fl. BoGGS.
GEO. B. MASON, J

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in Ills infinite wisdom to remove from
our midst our beloved brother, Isaac X.
Stevenson. therefore be 1t.
Resolved 1st. That in the death of
brother Stevenson this lodge has lost Il
true, prompt and faithful member, the
Cause OF temperance sincere and stead
fast friend. and the community a
christian gentleman.
2nd. That in the loss of orr brother
we recognize the hand of Divine Provi-
dence and bow submissively to His
will, ard trust that our loss is his eter-
nal gain.
Srd. That these resolutions oe spread
upon the minutes of the lodge, a copy
OF the same le forwarded to tile family
Of the deceased and also copy sent to
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, for pub
LEGATION.
BY order OF Drummondtown Lodge
No. 725, I. o. G. T.
Submitted rin,,F. Fl. sc.
Z. T. CoLEBURN
T 5.5' d 5Isslsr0s' Com.
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Mr.. E. l.. Pdrramore, If California,
student ut jefferson Medical College,
Philadtlphla was the guest of Mr.. F..
A. Powell, Onancocx, during Christ
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The cells Of county jail are heing
place d in position 10y tie agent of CON.
tractors furnishing them.
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If you wish the hest brick on the
Peninsula at hottom prices. apply to NJ.
II. German. DelInar. Del.
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Potato bed lumber and glass 6XS for
sale cheap at Hopkins Il Bro, Oman
cock.
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At irregular meeting OF Parksley AL
lance No 975, In Jones' Hall. Parkslry.
Va, Dece,Nber Goth 1890. the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, i'll the dark, mysterious.
Int alwise desperation of Divine
Providence. our brother Charles Wright
has been removed by death from our
midst.
Resolved 1st. That while we yield
with humble submission to the will of
God. yet we are deeply conscious Of the
loss our Alliance has susla aimed.
End. That we tender to the family of
our deceased brother our heartfelt SYM
pathy in this great affection.
3rd. That these resolutions he pub
lishcd in the T PENINSULA ENTERPRISE
and also spread upon the minutes of
this Alliance, and that Il copy be sent
to the family of the deceased.
D. F. WHITE.
j. 7. SLEDGE, Com.
y. T.. BoICE,
]. T. Slpdge. Sec'y Parksley Alliance
No. 975.
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"Now is the winter of our discon-
tent made glorious summer by Ayers
SarsaparilIa. This wonderful medi-
cine SO invigorates the system and
enriches the blood that cold weather
becomes positively enjoyable. Arctic
explorers would do well to make
note of this.
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John W. Edmonds, Editor and Owner.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Il. w. Som ets has been appoint
ed postmaster at Bloxom station.
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wANTED-By c ERIK of experience
situation by January list, 1891.
Best of reference. Address B. Oman
cock, Va.
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Mr.. Jas. T. Johnson, died at his home
near Oak Hall, Dc Ell ber 2lst, after
lingering illness, aged about 90 years.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

NoTIcE-All persons indebted to
me are earnestly requested to come
up and settle their bills On and af-
ter January 1st, 1891, shall sell
strictly for cash or produce, and by
this method l propose to sell you
much cheaper goods. j. w. Barnes,
BloxoIn, Va.
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Nudge, Smith & Co., 2O6 Spears
wharf, Baltimore. Wholesale depot
for "Hiawatha" flour
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Belle Eavep.

Mr.. A. n. H. Mapp has moved to
our town and occupies new dwelling of
Mr.. John r. Floyd, on Fitz Lee st.
The Eureka Club gave a hop at Town
Hall, Wednesday hight, and danced the
New Year in. It was II delightful az
fair.
Mr.G.L. Doughty has moved into the
Kellam hrtel, and in his present ele-
CANT quarters,it is safe to assert. there
will lie no better country hotel in. Vir-
ginia. IIo was offered recently the
management of hotel at WayneSboro,
Va, at good round flgltfe.
Excelsior Lodge. of the Progressive
Endowment League, wssrinstituted in
this town on Friday afternoon, Decem,
her 18th. by S. P. Ward, District SUI
perintendent, will, 125 member. The
officers for the ensuing term art: G. l..
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Purity continues to be praised by
all gooi housewives who have tried it
as the best ever used, price consider
ed. Call on your merchants for it.
Jas. NJ yer s. Co.
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EsTRAY-An alderney heifer of very
light color, about two years old, has
been with my cattle for several weeks
past. Owner requested to call for
her, pay charges and take her away.
Vim. H. Milliner, Accomac c. H.
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Whooping cough. Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and lung trouble pecu-
liar to children, are easily controlled
by promptly administering Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. This remedy is safe
to take, certain in its action, and
adapted to all constitutions.
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All the qualities rich and rare,
With plenty of nutriment, and some
to spare,
In bread from "Hiawatha', you will
find,
Exactly suited to taste and mind.
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NoT1cE-All persons are forewarncd
under penalty of law from harboring
or hiring my wife, Margaret Shady
Young Gardner. VIM. H. Gardner.
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FOR SALE-One hundred bushels OF
big stem Jersey sweet potato seed in
fine condition. VIM. E. Mapp, Wach-
apreague, Va.
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Try "Hiawathan flour, there's mono
better.
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Be sure when you buy Royal flour
that it has Jas. Myer & Co.'S name on
it. Beware of imitation.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs-Dry ground
fish scrap now ready for de. livery.
Those in want of same will send their
orders at once and come for same as
soon as possible, before it is all gone.
Supply limited. S. K. Martin, Hoff-
mans wharf.
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For SALE-Early rose potatoes and
corn. Robinson Nottingham, East
vile, Va.
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"Hiawathan is the housekeeper's
delight.
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For RENT-For year 1891 or term
of years "Wallops Neck farm near
Horntown. Will rent on share fur
nishing everything but labor, or for
a money consideration, payable one
half. list of September, balance Janu-
ary list 1899. Communications solicit
ed. Reference required. Write for
luther particulars to Alfred P
Phipps, Secretary, Landsdowne, Del
aware Co., Pa.
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For SALE-Two fine colts, Morrill,
stock, one years old the coming
spripg, the other 1 year old. For
further particulars apply to Obed
Kelly, Wachaprcague, Va.
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NE1GnBoRHooD NOTES.
ChtucOteaEue.

Mrs. D. J. Wheaton left Tuesday for
Philadelphia, her future home.
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BoNEs-Pic.1 up the bones in the
country and ship them to Cape
Charles. pay 80 cts. per 100 pounds
and freight, furnish bags and send
cash by return mail. Orris a. Browne,
Cape Charles, Va.
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True merit bound to win and the
ROYAL brand of flour still in the lead
as the best flour ever sold on the
Eastern Shore. Sold by Jas. Myer
& Co.
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NOTICE persons are forewarned
from cunning or otherwise trespassing
on the premises on which [ reside.
known as Bowman's Folly, under
penalty of IL prosecution to the full
extent of law. VIM II. Cotton. =.
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NOTICE. will rent for the year
1891, sell or lease the millinery store
at Belinda, formerly kept by Mrs. W..
J. Hall. 1t is u tirst-class stand for
millinery and dress making, as there
is no regular dress maker or no other
millinery establishment jim or 10
miles of it-would also be a very good
stand for u drug store. w. j. Hall,
Belin la.
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The resolutions published elsewhere
relative to Capt. Peter II. Davis, are
deserved tribute TO ole of the most
valuable and woltly citizens of the coun-
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WANTED-A good cook and house
girl, both white, for year lS9l-moth-
er and daughter or two sisters pre-
ferred. Address ''Housekeeper," Ac-
comac G.. H., Va.
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STRAYBD-From my premises last
September, AIRED OK, with right ear
cropped and slit in same, swallow
forked in left ear. Suitable reward
will be paid for. information OF his
whereabouts. .Alsavadus. Chase, Dr.,
Mearsville, Va.
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Winter Patent sold by Jas. Myer
s. Co., is d cheap flour of rare merit.
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MULES FOR SALE-One large sound,
powerful young mule weighs 1868
pounds-too slow for farm work, suit
a saw mill team-price $3.50. Several
other mules for sale cheap. Orris A.
Browne, Cape Charles, Va.
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DISSOLUTION NoTIcE-The firm of
w. J. Neville & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, w. j. Nev-
lille. Jr., continuing the business. w.
]. Neville. Jr., >. ID. Hopkins.
Onancock, Va. December 18th 1890.
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mas.
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DIx-SMALL-December l7sh 1890, at
Bethel Baptist Church, by Rev. w. A.
Street, Samuel Dix to Miss SalIie R.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-01-03

Mr.. John b. Harmon, a prosperous
farmer and Miss Maggie n. Carmine,
an attra ctive lady OF Grangeville, were
married 10y Rev. j. w. A. Elliott. on
December 24th 1890.