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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

TIE latest fashions in winter hats and
bonnets, which were introduced in Paris
November l, will be received by me for
Wednesday, November l6 Large selection
of my own designs at reasonable prices.
Orders to match costumes from IS upward.
MILE. E. DREYER, GA Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14
HAD ITS EFFECT.
An Address by John Moore Touches Some
of His Hearers

John J. Moore, the reformed sporting
man, gave an address at the Open Door
Mission Sunday night. His lesson was taken
from the fourth chapter of Mark. He spoke
on the subject for nearly an hour, when he
asked those who wished to lead new life to
raise their hands. Some 16 men did so and
knelt down in prayer.
One man gave up q bottle filed with
whisky, while another gave over prescrip-
tion for bottle of whisky that doctor
gave him to be filled at q drugstore. Mr..
Moore claims that no man can give up
drunkenness without he gives up his Inn
moral habits and asks God to give him
power to overcome it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

The Democrats of Fayette county VIII
,rive an OK roast and old-time Democratic
iollifcation at Uniontown November IL to
ratirv the election of he national and
county tickets. Each 7wnship In the
county will be represen' oy delegaton
in wagons and on hor ana great
turnout is expected.
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PRESS CLUB BENEFIT.
The Duquesne VIII Be Elegantly Decorated
on Friday Next.

The Duquesne VIII Be Elegantly Decorated
on Friday Next.
One Of the many unique festures in con-
nection with the Press Club benefit will be
the floral decorations of the theater. Two
Of the leading florists of Pittsburg have
volunteered to give the Duquesne an ap-
pearance such as no theater ever had be-
fore. Choice palms and tropical plants en-
twined with the finest roses will help to
make the atmosphere more than usually
refreshing. The musical programme will
orchestra playing in the various theaters
will be present and will render individual
and combined programmes.
Several other novelties in the way of en-
tertainment have just been added to the big
bill, and will conduce more than ordinarily
to the packing Of the Duquesne Theater on
next Friday afternoon.
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Edith Roz- Grand Scottish Concert.

Carnegie Hall, win be vocal, with Scottish
melody, tomorrow night. The Edith Ross
Concert Company has arrived from Glasgow,
and has prepared a programme which will
The Waverly Society. under whose auspices
the concert is held, promises q most enjoy
able entertainments. Reserved seats ut
Messrs. Campbell & Dicks, Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14
A Reading Circles Anniversary

The Independent Reading Circle, of the
Southside, celebrated their twenty-f1rst
anniversary yesterday with banquet at
Hammers Garden on Mt. Oliver. The
members of the circle together with their
friends assembled at the place mentioned
and spent the evening in social intercourse.
Short addresses were made by Magistrate
Succop, Coun ncilman John Benz and others.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14
nIortuary Report of Allegheny.

The mortuary report OF Allegheny for the
week ended Saturday, November Il lss2,
sl,,,,-s +be tot.1 number OF deaths to have
1,ea,, 9e az increase of over the preceding
week seven died of consumption, of con.
WILSON'S, of typhoid fever, l OF scarlet
Jever 2 of cholera infantum anu were
caused by railroad accidents
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

DE WITT's Little Early Risers. Best pill
or biliousness. sick headache. malaria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

ATTEND Madame Yale's lecture at the
Alvin Theater. Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der %, 2:30 o'clock. Complimentary to the Ia
dies Call for reserved seats free of charge.
parlors 81 and 50, Schlosser's Hotel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

FREE! with every boys suit, an airgun,
at Saller's, corner smtthfeld and Diamond
streets
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

This is the season of colds. Fortify the
system with Klein's silver Age rye q 30 per
quart,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14
Secondhand Upright for S15O.
MelIor g. Hoene, ~ Fifth Avenue.

This piano. OF well known make, has
been sent to US to be sold for the low
price OF $3.50, if sold in a few days. Hero
Is o chance for some one.
MELLoR & HoENE, Founded 1881,
Warerooms n Fifth avenue.
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PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Friends of e. o. Christy Surprise Him on
His Twenty-Fifth Birthday.

E.o. Christy, formerly Of THE DISPATCH
was given a surprise by the members of the
local force of this prper last evening on the
occasion OF his 25th birthday. Mrs. Christy,
who was in the secret, had provided most
elaborate sumner after which the guests, in
Guiding some charming ladies, whom the
hostess had thoughtfully invited, passed
most enjoyable time until their duties called
them AWAY,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-14

WE heard O mechanic say that he would
not De without Salvation Oil. It kills pain.
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Largest and Leading
Jewelry and Art Stores.
E. P. ROBERTS & SONS.
CUT
GLASS.

The designs for the coming gift
giving season are exceedingly attrac-
tive, and the variety of odd and novel
shapes is unusually large. Our Cut
Glass is famous for its limpid purity
and the exquisite richness of the cut
tings. Delicate laces and graceful
scrolls are among the notable new
effects.
What a variety of articles from
which to make selections-useful and
ornamental, that make most accept
able gifts:
SALAD BOWLS
BERRY FOWLS
FINGER BOWLS
SHERBET CUPS
EON-BON TRAYS
CELERY BOATS
OLIVE DISHES
TUMBLERS
PITCHERS
VASES
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OnRucaGR.

Mrs. John T. AID lison, very sick of
late with typhoid fever, is somewhat
improved at this writing.
Mr.. S. R. Ne'son is having hand
some dwelling erected on the corner
of Market and Joynes streets.
Potatoes sold in Baltimore market
last Wednesday in Jersey truck bas-
kets S1-barrel, good stock So.
Capt. f. W. Hopkins and Prof. S.
U. Hopkins, of this towr, are making
tour of Boston end the Northern
cities this week.
The steamer Jane Mcscly, of tie
Clyde line. ma lie her first trip from
Fosque & Boggs wharf, last We ines
day, according to announcement.
She had a good freight and several
passengers.
Mr.. Douglas Fletcher refused this
week the sum of $3.50 for a promising
colt owned by him. Mr.. John R.
Sturgis has the finest Clay colt in
this section. 1t is two years old and
turns the scales at S75 pounds.
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Fairs and Festivals.

A church fair will be held in a
grove, near Franktown. August Cd.
The fair will begin In the morning
and continue till Top. m. Dinner
and supper will be served. The
Franktown Cornet Band will furnish
music during the evening. Proceeds
will be used to aid in building new
Methodist Church at Franktown, Va.
A fair and festival will be held at
the Red Hills, on Wednesday, Au-
gust Sd, 1892. under the auspices of
the Ladies Volunteer Circle. Dinner
and supper will be served, consisting
of all the de!icacies of the SEASON.
oysters served to order. Ice cream.
cake, confectionery &c, sold at the
usual rates Fancy tables attached.
Good bntlling and sailing. Proceeds
for tie benefit of Horntown NJ. e.
Church. Sout'.. All are cordially in
v:tel to attend. CoMMtTTEF.
There will be fair and festival
held at Atlantic: church by the young
ladies anil gentlemen in TIL. after
noon Of Tuesday. August end, En-
tertaintnent at hight. Ice cream, ali
kinds of confectioneries and supper
will be served at moderate rates. If
weather is bal come next fair day.
Proceeds to purchase i new organ
fof Sunday school.
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NEIGMBORHOOD NOTES.
Gniueotenxue.

Rev. J. B. Pruitt, OF Onancock, il
filling the pulpit of Beulah Baptist
Church, at this time.
Fish never more plentiful will, us.
So many are being caught, that they
can neither be sold or given away.
Col. w. J. Aydelotte and wife, Of
Pocomoke City. are spending the
summer here with their daughter,
Mrs. D. J. Wheaton.
Mrs. A. T. Sharpley and children,
and Mr.. Solomon Loffland, of Phila-
delphia, and Master Jos. T. Kenney,
of Wilmington, Del, are visiting
friends here.
Pensions have been awarded to
citizens of this place as follows: to
Mr.. Ezra Adams, s64 and So per
month during life-to Jacob Vessels.
colored, 1886 and $l2 monthly to
lack George, colored, 1928 and S12
monthly.
Prof. w. H. Peasants, o. Hollins
Institute, and Prof. F. p Brent, of
Onancock, spent several days with
us last week in the interest of our
new Masonic Lodge. The applicants
for initiation into the Order here are
numerous-they assisted in the initia-
ton of two of them.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotelthis week:
G. Stephens and wife, H. F. Brande-
burg. Philadelphia; j. 0. Haskins,
Henry Snow, Misses Emma and Hen
ME Henderson, Misses Blanche and
Grace Belear, Beltlmore; Eugene
Riggin aud wire, California; Rev. R.
Scott and wife, Misses Mary and Sal
lie Bishop, Harry. John S., and Geo.
Rishop. Hon. G.. w. Covington, Geo.
A. Paynr. Snow Hill; Prof. w. Fl.
Peasants and Miss Mary Peasants,
Helms Institute; T. P. Brent. Logan
Henderson and Flank Messick, Acco-
mac.
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New Church.
VIM. H.. son OF VIM. E. Northaln,
critically i'll at tais writing.

VIM. H.. son OF VIM. e. Northaln,
critically ill at tlis writing.
Miss Sallie Jones returned this
week from i, isit to her sisters at
Cambridge, MI.
Mr.. Thomas Brittirsham cied at
his homa near Wattsv.ile, on Esd
inst, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Emory Jones left this week for
Philadelphia, to engage in the butch
er business with his brother, of that
city.
The yield ofSweet potatoes in this
section will not be large this year
not m IRE than half crop is exl ect-
ed.
The receipts from fair lately held
at Chincoteague Baptist Church of
this town were s144 95-now being
applied in repairs to same.
Misses Carrie and Blaiche Goodwin,
of Bloxcm, Va, and Edgar Harring-
ton. of Cambridge, Md, are among
the visitors to friends here at this
time.
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thankful to the pre-

unsurpassed, thankful to the pre-
siding elder for the discreet manage
ment of the Conference, thankful to
all for their cordial reception and as
ISOLATION, thankful to the choir for
such substituting music in which
hundreds joined, and thankful to
God for the blessings here received,
we turn our steps homeward again.
I have never known a District Confer
ence so we'll attended or one THAT
promised so much good to all.
AS the writer is known to SO many
people on this Shore / wish 10 say in
closing, that no JOY ever comes to
you, that no success in matters ma
terial or spiritual is thrown in your
life that l do not rejoice with you,
When the shadows grow long and
d ,rkness comes to the heart and the
home, from the depths of my heart.
you 1--we my sympathy and prayers.
w. J. TwILLEY. :
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OhrIuRry.

Died, July 22d, 1892. at residence of
her son-in law, Mr.. d. Fl. Johnson,
Leenont. Mrs. Henrietta Bloxom
Her husband. nenris B'oxon, was
deacon of Modestown Baptist Church,
nf which she was n member more
than fifty years. She leaves three
children and many devoted grand.
children. February 9th. 1892. she
was 95 years old. Her earthly house
of this tabernacle had stood many
storms. She WAS almost deaf, dumb
and blind, her mind also failing.
9th. rwiSe, what entertaining re
collections she might lave given of
the early history and religion of our
people. Her funeral, conducted by
her pastor, Rev w. w. Wood, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Ewell. of NJ P.
Church. was largely attended, and
she was laid by her husband. at the
old home, near Modestown, the last
place she ever visited.
Her death was peculiarly comfort
ing-"athrr wearing out, than a
painful struggle. Her last days were
spent with those who knew her
longest and loved her best. and her
daughter Mrs. johnson. whose name
SIZE never forget. nursed her tenderly
and faithfully beautiful example
Of filial love. What sins and sorrows
this devout christian has escapedl
At the grave, sister said. "Your
mother was a good woman and you
ought not to grieve after her. Her
last words: g! am going home to die
no more. My Lord calls. and I must
go, to meet Him in the Promised
Land" showed her hope of Heaven.
Dear old saint, we will only rejoice.
abe kmd to t'.y mother, for when thu vast
Who loved thee so fondly as sho' young
Size caught The fist ace Il that fell from thy
And Joined in thine Iunnc"nt Cleo" [tonsu
W. w. WOOD.
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Picnic and Regatta.

The public generally and the ladies
and children especially are invited
to attend picnic and regatta on the
18th of August, at Buzzard Hill, on
Nandua creek. No efforts will be
spared to make it an enjoyable and
pleasant occasion.
In addition tolthe usual private
individual preparations, there will
be an abundance of confectionerieS,
ice cream, lemonade, etc.
In order to enhance the interest
pleasure and amusement of the oc-
casion beautiful silver pitcher and
cup, which may be seen at the store
of Ayres Bros. & Co., i'll Pungo
league, will be given to the fastest
sailing boat not,over 30 feet in length.
after which smaller premiums will be
given to other competitors.
COMMITTEE.
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pungoteague Camp.xee,in=.

The Pungoteague calnp-meeting
will begin on Thursday, August 4th,
at p. m, with service to be con-
Quoted by Rev. J. D. Hank, P. E.
We desire as large an audience as
possible at this service.
On Friday the Introductory sermon
will be preached by Rev.W. R. Grow
der, of Eastville circuit, at i a. M
preaching ut p. M, by Rev. A. R.
Goodchild, Of Cape { harles City-at
p. M. by Rev. g. w. Matthews, of
Arkansas.
Social meeting every day at a. m.
We cordially invite ministers and
members of all churches and people
of every community.
J. NJ. ANDERSON.
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ncmecratIc Mnss-nreeting.

A Democratic mass meeting was
called to order at Accomac c. H.,
last Monday, by Hon. John w. G.
Blackstone, at the request of the
county chairman, detained at home
by illness. Mr.. Blackstone subse-
quently was unanimously chosen to
preside at said meeting.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
LIST, That we endorse and ratify the
nomination of Grover Cleveland and
Adlai E. Stevenson for President and
Vice President of the United States,
and accept and sanction the plat
form adopted by the National Con.
vention of the Democratic party,
recently held in Chicago as an hon
est and fearless ennnci: tim of Dem:
ocratie principles and purposes, and
We do pledge our rest efforts to So
cure the election of the former and
the promnlgaton of the latter.
end, We recognize in Hon. William
A. Jones, our representative in the
National House of Representatives. II
faithful, efficient and fearless public
servant, and commend his course in,
Congress.
3ri, That we do heartily endorse
the course of orr representative,
Hon. William A. Jones, in Congress,
and especially do we indorse the
stan1 taken by him in reference to
the Cape Charles h .rbor and his de-
termined opposition to the Lapham
bill, thereby demonstrating to- his
con- tituents that he is always watch
fnl of the interests CT til > masses and
that they have no neel to fear the
encroachments of corporations upon
their rights SO long us William A.
Jones is their representative.
Delegates AMI alternatcs to the Dis
trict Congressional Convention, which
meets at TAppahannock, August I'd,
were selected as follows:
Lee: Delegates-John W. G Black
stone. Vim. B. Pitts, b. Il. Gunter,
IT., Nathaniel Swanger, Charles T.
Finney, Hen-y R. Bcgss, Thorn rs NJ
Scott, Frank NJ. Boggs. Alternates
-Thcmas w. Blackstone. e lward T.
Edmonds. Thomas C. Kellam, John
Rogers, David w. Scott, Julius ].
Beloat, Spencer Drumnond, John T.
Finney.
Pung ,teaguc. Disqualification
son d. J .cnbs, n. 3. Wcscott, L. c.
Mears. S. w. Alnes, W. T. Mason. w
]. Wyatt. y. s. Kellit'n. A!ternates
IS. X. Martin, S. B. Bull Cleo. w.
Abdell, l.. ID. Warren. G w. Elmore,
Sr., j. H. Turner, A. j. Read.
Metom Kin. Deleeates-Wm. J.
Summers 4. w. Short, n. w. Mock.
John a. BurdicaS. ]. w. Vessels, Dr..
T. Drummon VIM II. Wright. Al
ternates Nm Wirto l, j. r. Kick
nan, T B. Humphreys, j. H. Wise,
J. c. ,Ju ;tis, D. F.Whte, S. ]. Lewis.
Atlantic. Dclegates-Jno. +. Pow
ell. Sol mon II. Johnson, Lloyd Brit
bingham, Dr. Frank Fletcher, Ge,.
w. Glenn, DR.. J. E. Brodwater, Thos
G. Kelly. Alternates-Lloyd T. ].
Wilson, Thos. P. Evans, Jacob II.
Covington, Neal Corbin, Walter j
Hall, Levin H. Revel, j. w. Trough
ton.
Islands. Deltgates-o. NJ. Jones,
w. J. Matthews, A. Frank Matthews.
Alternatcs-J. 81. Burcb, Major Jones,
Henry Timmoas.
On aotion the delegates w,re in-
structed 10 cast the vote of Accomac
in said Convention for Hen. VIM. A.
Jones.
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:,craurs willie

Thermometer registered 1902 in the
shade here on Tuesday.
Lightning str lck the barn of D. r.
Dennis, on the afternoon of s9nd
inst.,-slightly damaged.
TIE following new visitors AMI
summer guests are located here; Mr..
ard Mrs. w T. Hayes, Fox Hill, Va,
Misses Lula and Robertha Bavly,
Baltimore, Nd, Miss Blanche Rich
ards, Pocomoke City, Md.
Grard Master Peasants did not
visit Temperanceville Lodge, last
Tues day, as appointed, owing to the
illness of his daughter. He will Prob
ably make the visit on the end prox.,
the time o. the regular communica-
ton.
Among the many familiar faces
which were brought together by the
District Conference, last week, none
were NOR, welcome than Rev. w. F.
Hayes,a former pastor of this charge.
This Cody man is revered and loved
alike by saint and sinner.
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"IvANHoE"-The bestfor the price.


LOTS FOR SALE AT GREENBACK
VILE, Wave have for sale mum
Der of desirably located lots of high
land on the north west side OF Second
street, and also lots on the south
west side of public road from the
bridge to Sol. L. .Tull's lot and from
Capt. Thos. Young's lot to 0. L. Tay
lor's lot. The title to these lots is
perfect, and will be guaranteed by
us to the purchasers, by deeds with
general warranty of title. A plat OF
these lots can be seen and further in
formation obtained, by application
to Mr.. Thos. B. G. Glib, Greenback
vile, or to the undersigned: John
Nicely, Norfolk, Va, Upshur B. Quin-
by, Onancock.
Feb. IS, 1892.
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sM1TH-At his homo near Cash
vile, Monday, July 18th, John w.
Smith, aged rs years.
CoARp-Near Aceomac c. H.. Sun
day o4th inst, VIM. Oscar, son of
WIN F Coard, aged 2 years and 2
months.
EAsT-At her home near Oman
cock, Tuesday, July Goth, of con-
sumption, Mrs. Susan East, wife of
Pet,r T. East, aged about So years.
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Meeting of Ex-conrederntes.

Harmanson-West Camp of Confed-
crate Veterans, will meet at Cape
Charles. Va, on Wednesday, August
10th. The members and all others
feeling an interest in the erection of
a Memorial to the memory of those
who lost their lives for the lost cause,
are requested to be present.
FRANK FLETCHER,
&. G.. SAVAGE, PRESIDENT.
Secretary.
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To THE PUBLIC-Notice is hereby
given that we will have a horse
pound at Turlington's Grounds dur
ing the camp-nreeting for their &C
commodation. We will also have
for sale at reasonable prices. ice
cream. lemonade and confectioneries
of all kinds. &. W. Wallace & Co.
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. of
Eastern Virginia is home company
for Accomac and Northampton coun-
I'll IS, and through it the people are
insuring themselves, thereby saving
thu profit they would otherwise pay
SO melody else. G. F. Kelly, Oman
cock, General agent.
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TAKE NoTIcE-Frank Jones. mer-
chant tailor, Pocomol1e City, Md, will
visit Accomac c. 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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Annual Meeting or,t,e County Sci,oo,
Hon ri.

Annual Meeting orit,e County Schoo,
Isonrd.
The County School BOARD will meet
at Accomac c. H., on Monday. Aug
ust list at 10 o'clock a. Ill. All trus-
tees who can possibly attend are
earnestly requested to be present.
We must settle with the county treas
urers and consider other questions Of
Importance, and hope that quorum
will be present promptly at the hour
of meeting.
JOHN E. MApr,
Superintendent.
Attest: ]. D. PARSONS, Clerk.
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GOODS AT AND BELOW CosT-Hav-
ing decided to make a change in our
firm, we will sell our entire stock of
dress goods, notions, hats and shoes
at and below cost, and all other goods
at reduced prices. We mean bust
'ness-will sell you more goods for
your money than you can buy else
where. All persons indebted to us
either by note or open account, must
settle same on or before the 10th day
of s .ptember. Hyslup g. Turner.
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For sA1E-one Gray Eagle colt 4
years old. one year old. Will sell
either cheap for cash.. Both promis-
ing and of fine size. L. N. Harmon,
Fair Oaks.
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THE PUBIIc-Will please take no.
tice, that l am again running my
wagon for their accommodation and
the same is for hire at very reasonable
figures James p. Daugherty.
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Bundick's store at Onancock, will
be opened on next Saturday-with
fresh beef, salt meats, ice, vegeta-
bles, groceries, &C., on hand for sale
ut reasonable figures.
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For SALE mast, Re feet long, 1s
inches in diameter topmasts, So
feet long, 81 inches in diam ter. A.
J. Lilliston, Accomac G. H., Va.
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FARM FOR SALE-The farm belong
ing to the heirs of George Cutler, two
miles north of Temperanceville. and
two miles from the railroad station.
containing about 100 acres, one third
arabic, with dwelling and outbuild
ings, with ample resources for man.
ure and convenient to schools and
churches, can be bought on reason
able terms by applying to Charles
Dambrick or DR.. J. E. Brodwater.
Temperanceville, Va.
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NoTIcE-The undersigned are now
prepared to move houses of any size
on Eastern Shore of Virginia, on
short notice, with very little damage
to buildings and at moderate prices.
For further particulars apply to JAS.
II. Tindle and Skinner Taylor, Oak
Hall, Va.
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NoT1cE-For sale, or for rent for
year 1893, the hotel property at New
Church. VIM. FL. Marshall.
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RANDOLPH MI AEON
College and Academies.
WILLIAM w. SMITH, A. M, III D., President.

tamr
TO NJ
September oh
E'ut
N Bedford CITY
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For RENT-For year 1893 four
farms near Wattsville, Wall cheap
for cash. For.information apply to
r. P. Evans, Horntown, Va.