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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-24

New YORK, May 2l.--Wheat-May,9 ,4c;
July, 914c: August, 9llsc; December,
9ic, Corn-May, 57%c; June, 543sc; July,
53c; August, 5255sc.. Oats-May, 3.}sc;
June 35[c
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2i.-Hogs-Market fairly
active. Opened 5aI0c higher, but closing
at easier prices. About HOO sold TODAY.
Sales ranged at $40 40 for light, s4alS
$50 for rough packing, N45(a49O for
mixed, S46O 94.95 for heavy packing and
shipping lots. Pigs, s365d4SO Cattle
Market steady. Sheep-Market Steady.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-No live stock market
to-day.
Produce Markets.
kansas CIrY, Mo-, May 2i.-Wholesale
lots: Eggs-1Sc. Butter-Select, extra
fancy creamery, 2Oc; good to choice, l6 o
lie; store packed, 10; fancy dairy, l3ta
l4c; choice, l3c. POultry-Roosters-
2oc each; fancy small hens, $40
per 10; broilers, $i50t95 per doc;
turkeys, gobblers, S@9c; hens, loo;
ducks, acc; geese, 4(ajc per Id; pigeons,
tl.35al.50 per doz Fruit-AppIes, COM
mon, sl.5O9l IS; good, s,25C9l5o; fancy,
t3-2Jd3.5 80 per Dbl. Strawberries-Fancy,
e325d3.JO; choice. o.. IS as per "a quarts.
Cheese-Full cream. l2Hc; Young Amer.
lea, 11@l2Hc; Kansas, 799c. Honey
Light, 13al4c; dark, 9al2c vcal-sIIa
&c per ID. Tallow-4lc per ID. Potatoes
Northern 40645c, Colorado Greeleys S5c,
new 81. 25dl 50 per bu; sweet 5Oa6Oc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2l-Butter-Fancy
separator, creamery, l7Se 1Sc; choice dairy.
l5c; ladle packed, 129l3c. Eggs-l3c.
CHICAGO, May 2L-Butter-Fancy cream
cry, l9a2)c; fine Western. 17(a1Sc; fne
Hairy, l7al9c; Eggs-141<@14%.
NEW YORK, May Western
1airy, lea 15c; Elgin, 2lc; Western cream
cry, l5a2lc; imitation creamery, 1a@l7o.
Eggs-Western, lac.
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Kansas City Bank CIearinys.

kansas CITY. Mo-. May 2;.-The Kansas
City bank clearings for the week thus far
and for the corresponding time last year
are as follows:
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DIED.

TRADER-At his home near Okla
homa city, Thursday, November
Goth, Mr.. L. W. Trader.
Mr.. Trader was born in Worcester
county, Md, in March, 1918. He
has resided in Texas since the war
Until the opening. of Oklahoma,
when he became one of the earliest
settlers. He was q gentleman of
great culture and refinement and in
his death, not only his community.
but the Territory suffers a severe
loss.
Three sons, John A. E. Trader and
DR.. E. j. Trader, Oklahoma; DR.. G.
W. Trader, of Eastband, Texas, and
one daughter, Miss NJ. Louise Trader.
of Oak Hall, Accomac county, Va,
survive him.-Oklahoma Evening
Gazette.
BuNDIcK-At the home Of her
grandson, Mr.. VIM. T. Groton, near
Locustmount, December 9th, 1892,
Mrs. Sallie Bundick, relict of Samuel
Bundick, deceased, aged 80 years.
Two sons, Elijah and WINS. Bun
dick and one daughter, Mrs. Annie
Ward, survive her.
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INEIGMBeRH00D NOTES.
Chfncorea-ua.

- N.A $500 = - ~ ~
Mr.. Chas. F. Taylor has opened
here a general furniture store.
Several marriages in high life are
reported for this place during Xmas.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford moved his family
from Chincoteague to this place last
week.
CLANS high and in demand here
several boats from New Jersey loaded
with them this week.
Schooners Palestine, Elnora, Bon
eta and Hart loaded here this week
for Fair Haven, Conn, schooner Re
cruit for New York, and schooner D.
j. Wheaton for Norfolk.
Oysters for the most part good this
year, and from 200 to 500 barrels
being shipped daily, on orders, at
prices ranging from $3.50 to So for
culls, $3.50 to SIS per barrel for primes.
A dealer in secondhand clothes
arrived here Saturday and opened
up large auction store. He was
doing such rushing" business that
the merchants here bought him out
Tuesday and sent him back home.
The Wallop's Island stockholders
will, it is stated. during February.
have several cottages erected, and
offer for sale several lots to parties
proposing to build On the same-and
the outcome of their enterprise, it is
believed, will be "a city by the sea-
at an early day.
Mrs. Jamima Bloxom, the wife of
Capt. Sealmre Bloxom, died on the
9th inst, after long illness, aged 72
years. She was the first keeper of q
hotel proper on Chincoteague. Fer
husband and many children and
grand children survive her. She was
held in high esteem by all who knew
her
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thisweek:
NJ. E. Selby, Jos. Hall, Wilmington,
Del; j. Fl. Feddeinan, n. Dunn, o.
w. Byrd, d. Friedensick, Baltimore;
w. G.. Williams, E. Lynch, A. Mer-
rick, Georgetown, Del; II. w. Grant,
Clayton, Del; E II. Benson, NJ b.
Pope. Pocomoke City; VIM. Dukes,
B. II. Sharpley. Stockton; Hugh Da-
Wis, John H. Melvin, Accomac.
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Xmas Goods.

l. :
For your Christmas edibles go to
Bundick's S, Onancock, Va, where you
will find the-largest stock to select
from. He has from-four to Ave va
rieties of raisins, and will sell you a
pound or a box, his green apples are
the finest and the largest in this
market, his Florida oranges are just
grand, his fine mince meat issold at
Ocents per pound. his citron is the
prettiest that;we have ever seen. his
candies, lemons, nuts, pickles, jela-
tine fruits, sauces. celery, chow chow,
groceries and sjellies of almost every
description, cranberry sauce, pre-
served fruits, &c., are perfectly fresh
from the city markets, and as it is
about Christmas he feels somewhat
like selling you goods a little cheap
OF this time, so stop in and take a
peep. w. T. BuND1cK.
In my silverware assortment you
will find everything usually kept in
city stores, where that line only is
kept, cogsisting in part of ice pitch
ers, fruit stands, berry stands, trink-
eft trays, butter stands, individual
butter dishes, pickle stands, bread
trays. cake baskets, sugar bowls,
cream pitchers, spoon holders, coffee
and tea pots, mugs, syrup cups,
walters, soup ladies, oyster ladies,
gravy ladies, crumb trays and scrap
ers, Individual salt and peppers, cups,
bon bon dishes, lunch sets, hoiel sets,
carving sets, knives, forks, spoons,
fruit knives, oyster forks, orange
spoons, fish knives, knives and forks,
pie knives and pie servers, berry
spoons, cologne bottles silver stands,
card receivers, match safes (pocket),
tooth pick holders and match hold
ers, tea sets, napkin rings, casters,
sets and individual, salt spo ons, after
dinner coffee spoons and many other
things in this line, besides my regu-
lar line of watches, clocks, jewelry.
spectacles sc. You should see this
line; you will indeed be surprised at
the quantity, quality and price.
JOHN W. DUNCAN,
Onancock, Va.
: G. s. Slocomb has just returned
from the city with the finest line OF
neckwear to be seen on the Shore.
G. S. SLocoMB s. Bros,
Onancock, Va.
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The Gratitude OF our Patrons.

SAMUEL A. PITT:
General Manager of the Peninsula
Mutual Relief Association, of Easton,
hid.
DEAR SIR:-I take this method
not only to add my testimonial and
thanks to the many which you have
already received, for the prompt
manner i'll which my late husbands
(Hon. Thomas H. Bayly Brown's)
claim, was paid in full the amount of
which was fifteen hundred dollars
(s1,5OO), (he being a member in a
club but that the membership and
community may know the prompt
ness, fair dealing, the help and SYM
pathy given to the widow in her sad
dest of all Affections; the loss of her
husband.
Indeed it is not only source of
qualification to me. but will be, am
sure, to all to know what a friend
your association is to the widow and
orphan.
MY husband was insured in your
association over three years (S), yet
it cost him less than ninety dollars
to leave the above named estate.
1 therefore unhesitatingly recon-
mend the Peninsula Mutual Relief
Association, of Easton, Md, to all
who wish protection, being assured
that no such help can be given, as
that given by your association, at SO
small an outlay.
Wishing your association much
success and again thanking you and
Mr.. Thos. W. Blackstone (your resi-
dent directory for your help, your
sympathy and kindly words, am
Yours very truly.
ANNA F. BROWNE,
widow of the late Hon. Thomas n.
Bayly Browne.
Accomac G. H., Va, Dec. 9Th, 1892.
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OnA,icock.

Mira. VIM. Rogers is spending the
week in Baltimore.
T. A. Joynes, of steamer Eastern
Shore, was in town Tuesday.
Capt. E. w. Hopkins killed the
finest pom of porkers in town this
week.
Bailiff Riley is busy with side
walks, cleaning out cutters and fit
ting up street lamps.
The II. f. Church Sunday sch DOL
will receive "Old krissn Wednesday
nigbt-among the trees.
Subject discussed in-the Baptist
Church prayer meeting last Thurs
day night, by special request, was
Prayer Of the wicked availeth moth.
ing.''
Tuesday night in Xmas "Old
Kriss" will be with the Baptist Sun
day school in the Baptist Church.
He expects to spread Turkish feast
there.
Monday night in the Xmas the
Sunday school Of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will meet "Old Krissn in a
peculiar costume in the basement of
their church.
improvements are being made in
the basementof the Episcopal Church
here and new heater has been put
in place. Mr.. Arthur Mears, OF
Wachapreague, is doing the work.
Ladies of the Onancock Baptist
Church will serve an elegant supper
in the Sunday school room of their
church Thursday night in the Xmas.
Proceeds for benefit of church. In
the auditorium there will be an en-
tertainment given by the boys and
girls OF the Sunday school. There
will be Drill of the Dairy Maids,
March of the Little Patriots and The
March to Georgia,
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PuliEoteague.

-
Mrs. Hetty NJ ears, of Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. N.
Ames.
Two pigs ofsMr. M. R. Doughty,
less than a year old, killed this week,
weighed 712 pounds.
Auld & Mckay, steam mill owners,
report more orders, with an extra
force, than they can fill.
Mrs. DR.. J.. Z. Harmanson, quite
sick Of late, has almost entirely re-
covered and is out again.
An infant of Mfr. Aud. scalded a
few days ago by hot tallow, is now
considered outof danger.
Our physicians report, that it is
distressingly healthy and our under
takers complain of hard times.
Miss Eva Ames, who has been at
tending school in Baltimore, has re-
turned home to spend the winter.
Mr.. A. G. Campbell has enlarged
storehouse, recently bought OF Mr..
Emory Human, and will occupy
same shortly.
Pungoteague circuit, NJ. E. Church.
South, has two pastors this confer
ence year. Rev. J. M. Anderson and
Rev. Mr.. Williams, assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. H. Ayres left
for Baltimore, Tuesday, to attend
the marriage OF their cousin, Miss
Baynie Ayres, :.,daughter of R. j.
Ayres:
The Improved Order of Heptasophs
still grows in numbers and favor
with our people. Has no assessment
for December, and pays death losses
promptly.
The Eastern Shore Steamboat Co.,
has purchased the wharf at Buzzard
Hill, Nandua creek, is enlarging same.
building freight house, and one Of
their boats will ply regularly between
it and Baltimore.
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lIappSburx.

Another building lot has been sold
at this station by Mr.. U. b. Quinby.
Store of ]. A. Gofigon, headquar-
tiers this year for candies and other
confectioneries.
The biggest porker in this section,
this season, slaughtered by Mr.. Geo.
B. Guy. 1t tipped the beam at GA
pounds.
Oyster supper at Garrison,s Chap
ell, Tuesday in Xmas. 27th, and en-,
tertainment at night, Z o'clock. Pro
ceeds for benefit of Sunday school.
Doors open at 8 p. M.
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Rell0 Eavon.

Mr.. z. E. Kellam lost a valuable
horse on Wednesday night.
Protracted services in The Presby-
terrain Church closed Wednesday
night.
Mrs. G. Lloyd Doughty has been
very sick for the past week 18th an
attack Of rheumatism.
Miss Eva LeCato, of Concord, re-
turned home on Monday from a brief
visit to friends in Baltimore.
Little Carrie Collins, who has been
sick with typhoid fever for two
months, has entirely recovered.
Miss Florence Hudson, who is
teaching on Broadwater Island, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with he,
parents.
Don't fail to call upon the Belle
Haven Furniture Company. They
have something in the way of Xmas
goods that will interest you.
Rev. DR.. Lacy, who has been hold
ing services in the Presbyterian
Church for the past week, returned
with his wife to their home in Nor.
folk on Thursday afternoon.
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ChrI,,mn. Entertainment.

A Sunday school festival and oys-
ter supper will be held at louisville
Town Hall, during the afternoon of
December Goth. Christmas tree and
celebration. at night by the school.
4 moderate. charge for supper and
confectioneries Admission to cele
bration and tree, free.
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M ARRIED.


Observation-Disclosures 4th,
1892, at Mappsville, by Rev. ]. l.
King, Emory J. Vessels TO Miss Alice
L. Small.
Observation-Disclosures Goth,
1892, at Tangier, by Rev. q. H. Web:
ster, Joshua T. Prewitt to Miss
Amanda Parks.
observation-disclosures 7,
1899, at Leemont NJ. P. Parsonage,
by Rev. j. E. T. Ewell, John T.
Nelson to Miss Leigh V. Grinnalds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, 1892,
at the residence of Mr.. George Bag
we'll, Northampton county, Virginia,
by the Rev. +. R. Sturgis, George
W. Cobb and Miss Emory E. Wyatt
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

PUBLIC AucTIoN-Our entire stock
of general merchandise, consisting of
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
hats and caps. drugs, groceries, ETC.,
also / large size, fire proof safe, Mos
ler's make and good Us new, 9 good
show cases-also / bay-boat, in good
repair and carrying, $50 bushels of
oysters-will be sold at public .auc-
ton at Atlantic. Sale to commence
Monday morning, December Goth,
and to continue from day to day
until the entire stock is sold. Terms
made known on day of sale.
Miles s. Shields.
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Real Estate nj Auction.

Thos. W. Russell, special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction at
Belle Haven, on Saturday, Decem.
Der. 10th, 2 p. M, the Belle Haven
Town Hall and the land on which it
is located containing one acre more
or less, adjoining the lands of VIM.
T. Ashby and others.
.Thos. W. Russell, special commits.
sioner, in suit of Marion J. Poulson
VS.. Thomas NJ. Poulson and others,
will sell at public auction on Satur-
day, December 18th, 2 p. M, at Mears
vile, certain piece of land Of which
Hiram P. Poulson, died seized and
possessed, containing II acres more
or less.
L. Floyd Mock. special commission.
er, in suit of G. F. Coffin, judgment
creditor, who sues &C., VS.. Elva a.
Jeffreys &c., will sell on Thursday,
December 22d, 2 p. M, on the prem
Uses On Chincoteague, twelve lots,
piece or parcels of land of said JEFF.
freys. These lots are desirably 10.
Gated and valuable either as site
for a home or as an investment.
John W. Edmonds, trustee, will
sell at public auction, at Gargatha,
December 18th, two tracts of land OF
Thorogood s. Taylor and wife, sit
uated near Gargatha.
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QUALITY
QUJANTIT. good
PRICE, combination.

=.
Ifyou want a good Wrap for your,
self or child, you want first. a large
assortment of fashionable garments
to select froln-second, you are very
careful about finding one to fit and
set nicely-last, but by no means
least, you want to geta bargain for
your money. All these we are in the
position to give our customers.
We;spent LAST week in New York
hunting up bargains, and we sue
sceeded SO well that we bought too
many. Now they must go and we
have marked them at prices thatwe
think viii clear them out before the
1st day of January. If you do not
want a Wrap possibly you want a
nice Dress. We can suit you in that
department also with the latest.ahd
best of everything in Dress fabrics
at city prices. If-you do not want
either Wraps or Dress Goods, posi-
bly, you want some useful Christmas
Presents. We will mention som be-
low:
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Remember that c. s. slocomb s.
Bros, onancock, have the largest
Eand finest line ofscandies that have
ever been il the county.
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NOTICE. have two horses and
two mules, either ofwhich or both
mules are for sale on reasonable
terms. Having more stock than [
need will sell to suit purchaser, Bag
we'll Bull, Accolnac G. H.,Va.
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WANTEp-A nurse, male orfemale,
fairly intelligent and strong, to wait
on an aged man and am invalid-S2O
per month paid to suitable person.
Call at EN- .ERpRlsE Office for further
particulars. if you are an applicant
for the position.
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PUBLIC Commencing on
Saturday before Christmas, Decera.
Der oath, at 10 O'Clock q. m. I will
offer'for sale at public auction, at
Grangeville, my entire stock of gen:
eral merchandise. Sale to continue
from day to day until whole stock is
disposed OF. j. 81. Turner.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
prohibited from cunning on my
premises known as "Bowmans Folly
under penalty of q prosecution to
the full extent of the law. VIM. H.
CoXton.
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Nudge, Smith s. Co., proprietors Of
the favorite and celebrated brands
OF flour, 'sHiawatha," I'd Liss''
and .sIvanboe," 206 Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
E. F. Warren, Agt. for Va. and Md.
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TAKE NoT1cE-Frank Jones, mer-
chant tailor, Pocomoke City, Md. will
visit Accomac G. H., the first day of
every county court, with fineline OF
samples of goods for suits suitable to
the season.
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G. S. slocomb & Bros fancy gro
Gerry department. is full up on cake
and pie goods.
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I'erksiey.

Psrksiey.
Our merchants are opening out
fine lines of Xmas goods.
Work on the new N. P. Church is
being pushed to completion.
Mr.. W. H. Willard and Mrs. Mil
lard, of Deltic, N. T., are spending
some time in Parksley.
John D. Watts has taken the house
bought by James R. Hickman OF Z.
P. Smiths estate on Adelaide st.
The Parksley Free Library re
ceiyed collection of books from
New York friends through Mr. and
Mrs. Willard.
oh. johnson, has built shoe
shop for John A. Scott, ST., and q
barber shop for John A. Scott, Jr.,
on Dunno avenue.
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PUBLIC AUCTION will sell at
public auction, az Onley, on Satur-
day, December 31st. all of the furni-
ture of hot9l at present occupied by
me, barroom fixtures. &c-also two
horses suitable for road or farmland
many other. articles. Terms made
known on day Of sale. Sale to COM
mence 10 a. m W. e. Lewis.
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BUILDING LoTs For SALE-At
Eastville station, at moderate prices.
Apply to T. M. Scott, Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-2OO 900 bbage plants,
grown from finest strains of Long
Island seeds, at Accomac Nurseries,,
"a .25 cents per 100, S1.505pe 1000 un-
til December 20th.; A. j.. McMath,
Prop'r, Onley, Va.
BoARDING-Mrs. q. b. Henderson,
formerly of P ocomoke City, has OPEN
ed 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.
observation-disclosures grade Pat
ent flour.
FoR SALE-Berkshire pigs, Jersey
: cattle, Hampshire Down sheep, stand
8 ard. registered, trotting colts. thor
.oughbred running colts, Crimson
clover seed. All at prices to suh
farmers Orris A. Browne, Cape
Charles, Va.
For sALE1A mare, 5 years old,
bOuHO, SStitlC ttflll a SOCd oilNShs
Clarence w. Wise, Pastoral.
NoTICE-Now is the time to plant
fruit and shade trees. Don't wait
until the rush of spring, but write
for special price list or call in person.
I have some bargains to offer in o
block of trees that must be removed
from the lands Of my deceased broth
er-5, 900 apple trees at SO per 100, or
anything in the nursery line at prices
to suit the times. Address, a. j.
McMatb, Proprietor Accomac Nur-'
series, Onley, Va.
For orchilla Guano, send your or
ders to w E. Thomas, Nassawad-
dox, Va.
aIyANHoEn-The bestfor the price,
For SALE-At fair price and on
reasonable terms, the house and lot
at Nandua, at present occupied by
the undersigned. Luther N. Boggs.
"M'L1ss''-The popular flour of the
age.
For sALE-Colt, one year ole, good
size and promising-cheap for cash.
T. NJ. Hutchinson, Onley, Va.
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WANTED-An agent at each sta,
ton on the N. Y P. & N. r. r. Ad-
dress j. NJ Williams & Co., whole.
sale commission merchants, Both and
Market, streets. No carriage on ship
ments by N. Y. P. & N. R, r.
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NoTIcE-By virtue ofthe authority
conferred on me by the last will and
testament OF John S. Martin, de-
ceased, l will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder that piece of
woodland containing by estimation
twenty acres, situate in White Marsh.
near Melfa station, in Accomac coun-
ty. on Saturday, December 10th, at
Melfa station, at about 8 o'clock p.
H.. Terms make known on the day
of sale. John w. Martin, ex'or Of
John S. Martin, deceased.
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XMAS GooDs-We have just re-
turned from the city with a full line
of goods, such as we think will suit
our friends and patrons. They con-
sist of dry goods, notions, hats, boots,
shoes, rubber goods and general
line Of Xmas goods. Would be
pleased to have orr friends come out
and see us. Our motto is not to be
sundersold Furniture and mat
trasses specialties-with us. Respect
ifully, E. P.Byrd & Bro, Pastoria.
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For SALE-Cheap, nice. young
Attorney. COW and calf, fresh to pail
December list. G. w. Baker, Wood
berry, Va
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SALE AT BELLEvIEw-Will sell ct
public auction on Tuesday. Deem
Der Goth, 1892. my personal property.
consisting of household and kitchen
furniture, horses, mules, CATTLE, carts,
wagon, farming implements, fodder,
&c. Sale to-. begin at TO- o'clock.
Terms made known On day of sale.
Thomas r. Kellam.
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LosT-A Shepherd dog, while at
Drummondtown, last Tuesday. In
formation suitably rewarded. John
j. Tunnel, Atlantic.
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Work on the new NJ. P. Church i
being pushed to completion.
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For SALE-Colt, one year old, good
size and promising-cheap for cash.
II. NJ. Hutchinson, Onley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-12-10

Our merchants are opening out
fine lines of Xmas goods.
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TO ALI PERsoNs-I hereby notify
all persons, and especially Gusts S,
Taylor and Charles W. D Taylor,
that 1 will:not be responsible for any
debt or d6bts,of any character what
soever contracted bylny wife, Mrs.
EsthersA. Taylor, she having volun-
tarily left me without sufficient OF
iustifiable cause. Yours respectfully,
Charles K Taylor. Mappsburg, Va.
December Sd, 1892.