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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-20
COAL n WOOD
COAL

COAL COAL. COAL
We invite the attention of dealers and CON.
sumers to our large stock of carefully nra.
pared Coal Of the following varieties
LYKEN'S VALLEY, LORBERRY
and SHAM0KIN RED ASH
WHITE ASH (frce-burning and hard oi
steamer. broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND
and KANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Coal a speciality, we aim to keen
only the HIGHEST GRADES.
Yards floored, and all Coal sent out WELL.
SCREENED and FREE FROM IMPURITIES
j. L. ZIMMERMAN.
Wharf and Yards foot of Queen street.
GOAL! COAL!
On our wharf and to arrive during the seq.
son q fall stock of
ANTHRACITE,
CUMBERLAND and
sPLINT GOALS,
of the best quality and well screened.
We will be pleased to supply our friend,
and customers at lowest market price per ton
of 224o pounds, delivered at houses, cans or
boats. w: A. SMOOI GO,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-04

Schoolhouse; Inspectors: Chns Lam.
pap, Abner II Wisemen, Clause Chloe,
SPRUcEhoNr-At Hartley's,. In.
spectors: Robt Hartley,-
Polls 10 be- pentbetween the. hou,,
OF 4 and z NJ, except at Huscaror.
where the polls shall Le opened! at ?
aRdaciosed!a at Z O'Clock r: n! on, :
81 SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1892,
On motions it. twas ordered that In.
spectOrs be- authorized to fill all V.
Tcancies occurring in the Election Board
at any precinct.
/ On motion 1t was ordered that tn.
test for voters at the primary elec.
ton be-, g5 q.zgguG esF.
"Will you be a voter at the comm,
November election, aud are you /,
Democracy"
On motion the COMMITTEES adj
purned, subject to. call Of the Chair.
man.
A. W. HEssoH,
Attests Ni e,YS" Cha;+n.
@ w. GROVER, seo'tg. y
s5o = a.,n
e ,a aalac,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-04
.-4sG
CeAGraI Committee Meeting

q Pursuant to, announcement the
County Central Commit.
tea met at the Office Of Russell & |
Bradley at 7:aO 4. n. Saturday, April
30. 1892, and the following business.
transacted: cral, roY ta1i
On motion w. W. Booher was
elected a member Of the Central Com
mittee, vice M 6. Cecil, removed from
the Staae> $50
. On motion John b. Abel was elected |
a member OF the Central COMMITTEES, !
vice r A.. Sheaner, removed from the
State
On melton, the Committee, pro-
ceeded to district, the, county fer the
election q delegates to.the Democratic
State Convention, which meets at
Winnemncca, May 26, 1892, as follows,
to- witt. .,.ll 49,!
's DISTRICT No. l.,
FuscaroEa, Columbia, White. Rock,
Mountain City, Mardis, Island Noun
tain, jack Creek. 40 s' ,5,Del
DIsrkIor No.2.
Elko. CarhD, EamoiAe, Halieck
5Deh
"a .5sqrI gDIsERIcr No. 8. ~.
South Fork, Bullion, Mound Valley
HunthDSton.F ..aJ fsll.& del
.H.. -.f.f
DISTRICT No. 4. 49, "a,
Star Valley, Fort Hatieck,. North
Ruby, South Ruby, Butte Valley 2:Del
.,,~ DISTRICT No. S.
sWelie, Toano, Tee ma, Clever Valley,
:Sprucemont. .r.a a.g4. 2 Del
,@'"T. RoLLINa PLACES.
And Inspectors we're appointed as
follows, to WITT ."..',
DIsTR4Cr No. I.
|; TUscARoRA-At the Hose, House,:
Inspectors; n Battles. 0, II Ballen-
ger, Eugene Way.
e. WHITE. RocK-At Wintersr Houses
Inspectors: J l. Winters, L II Pogue,
Antoine Stortf.. .gsrirs I'd, ..n
T.. MOUNTAIN CITE-Ross' Sore: In
spectors: N Tobias, Dave Casper.
ISLAND. MeUETAIN-At Renrod'sj
Inspectors: E Penrod, u Martin.
'"o 9o'ooInouse, ia
Ones "oSu-
y'ts- :,
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" Net
DIs1slcT NO.. ma~
ShHo-At ,Mene's CoEner; En-
III D'
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"IrS Nv nHt tt!,
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o'no'nouSe In
sPeo'oFs:, ha Uael'' 'no McDor-
''V' ,o'Rc .
notel,
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NisSei"he't "ai ,,.. Is
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-04

FoRsing is 40 Indispensable IN Rus
@u that somc inventor has perfected a
m;Vcilinc which saves the human arm
The ipfamUus labor Of bIows. Under
the hagellation of the machine taxes
n arc 10 bccome speedily COLI
lSgtihle,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-04
COLUMBUS FLEET.
Recent investigation Concerning
the Disooverer's Ships
Interesting Particular OF she Groas
voyaEer's Equipnient Gieaned HFoA
Anoient Documents Found s
y In Spain. .H

-. 81.
as ~ In Spain. E. @
Europe and America vie with each
other at the present time In presenting
10 the world Interesting facts, CLEANED
from researches in connection with
Christopher Columbus and the discovery
of this country. the commemoration, of
which is soon to be celebrated The
Austrian Maritime Review has recently
published a very interesting illustrated
article, the result Of Investigations that
have been made, particularly in Spain,
in order to ascertain beyond doubt the
exact:type and maritime value of the
three ships that brought the great ex-
plorer to the, boundaries of a new CONT
nent, These ships as we already know,
Fwerescalled *earayelles," but only the
latest researches have gained for Us the
knowledge that this name did not apply
TO any particular class of vessel.
The Spaniards used the word "Cara-
bella" which they borrowed from the
Franconian tongue, and which has its
root in the Greek word .'Kareti," to
designate ships that bore not the slight
est Resemblance to each other, either in
construction or cal lcity. 80 ''. .'
The investigators gathered all posi-
bic % proofs thut could be furnished
either by the admirars diary. pnrticu-
larly the log book, and the sketches
which Columbus published through
Juan de Ia Cosa, his pilot, besides many
ancient documents pertaining to this
subject. This thoroughness on the
part of the investigators has enabled
them to furnish to the marine painter
Rafael Mnnlcon tho, means Tor. cyecut.
ing an aquarell, representing the feet
of Columbus.
The three vessels were the Santa
Marin, the Nina and the Pipta.I The
dimensions of the Santa Iariu were n,
follows: l.; "a Of liccL. lfty-cigh,
800 DEW 'ti'''n'e"i"rS seventy
n ni!". VI Ionl"Te' rom
d.nI nnnt - 10Y ouc nun
~ ~" h"IAoctcu
III - it. gu 10y Ul
a;ont ."'I :" 'ItiS. sum
rnaa ''N'H'
- ,:, "'~1
., U'le III
GH.nt IN. . .'o
- n ""I ~"
L,rJa nn" i
~ tf,n:o &C.," ".S:Ii
80 t~n,,, INV " ~
Tecdi, -. !. T,rrn """I-
tho ln,., 49,. ~
tbroo.,nN.i .. iii G,n ~n. sai%. Vs.
:. 80 trS i1I Nv -
,;,ct.hn. .,b,.. tn h,~, L"o, n',II ,tI.a
:, hooI,ut -. ,or'.,, 49, LNI
,vns~ thrt ,yh I, '..c - tln ~
vaco - J. In 800
tTo chin nn..iad - 80 an,Gn ~
w;tbs., s,,,n nnro - two 80 fH '
rho "n,'rnrthinoo ~ tho s,.
Morn wac cxnclIcnt III ndna;rn1a
Jiory sn,,I,s tl,S,s ~ IL. .grho noHraILn
bnvcd -, ,T%'IIp ~ ~ = urIa0
f' 49," H"'' !"
travelled with the swiftncss of a(good
dyer" 1t was the same with the other
ships, and the log records. often fifteen
italian miles m bOur. which is canal tn
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Pubic School Books.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Although our Coun-
ty Superintendent of schools has call
ed attention to the list of books for
our public schools, thu houses where
they can be found an the prices at
which they are to bs furnished the
pupils, yet find that in some parts
Of our county, our merchants don't
seem to understand, therefore, beg
a little space to call their attention
to the list OF books and the houses
that furnish them on the best terms,
published in your paper few weeks
ago. also desire to call the atten-
ton of the school trustees, that they
may see that books. are sold at the
list prices to the pupils. instead Of
parents paying from ten to twenty
FIVE per cent. loo much-our mer-
chants would then make their regu-
lar profit because they would buy
them at greatly reduced prices and
it would save our people hundreds of
dollars. Let us all help to get this
matter regulated and keep this extra
profit among our own people. Any
one in need of information, can get
it by writing to our County Superin-
tendent.
D. FRANK WHITE,
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Passed by the members of the
Woman's Missionary Society of Belle
Haven NJ. E. Church, South:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his
wisdom and Providence to transplant
from earth to Heaven, on October
21st, 1892. our much beloved and de
voted sister Sadie d. Willis, who has
served us as secretary of our society
since it's organization in the most &C
ceptable manner; Resolved,
ist. That in her death our society
has lost one of its brightest and best
workers, the community one of its
noblest women, the church and Sun
day school one of it's most active
members and her pastor one OF his
best friends.
End. That while we miss her SO
much and it is with almost breaking
hearts that we give her up, we SUBJ
nit to the will of Him who has called
her to the church triumphant to live
on the beautiful life which was be
gun on earth, about six years ago.
Srd. That we profit by her example
to be ready when the Master calls.
9Th. That we tender to the hereayed
family our sympathy and prayers
and commend to them that saving
faith in Jesus that Sadie showed, land
point them to the comforting prom
ises of Him who said: Il am the
resurrection and the life. He that
believeth in me though he were dead
yet shall he live. y -
5th. That copy of these resolu-
I, IN roonr6 of nI1r
society and sent to the locafsand
church papers for publication.
MRS. T. BURTON,
MRS. THOMAS ASHBY,
Miss LENA DOUGHTY.
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Democra,. beware of ,h4 Enemy.

The Republicans held an oil night
meeting in their church at Pungo-
league, Va, on Thursday night of
last week. They are up and doing
on the quiet and you can bet your
money they are organized. Call at
tention to the fact in your paper and
try and urge on the voters the neces-
sity of turning out.
The above letter was received by
us this week and we publish it in
order to show the necessity Of the
white people arousing themselves to
the danger of thu situation. The
action Of the negroes at Pungoteague
is In full accord with the general
movement to combine secretly at
night meetings. They are holding
them all over the two counties.
Foreign emissaries with money in
their pockets to purchase votes have
been sent amongst us. Two Of these
chaps were in Onancock, this week,
in close contact With the colored
brethren, trying to band them against
US under the guise of forming a Lin
coin Loan Association.
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Political Speaking.

The following appointments have
been made by the chairmen of the
Democratic County Committees OF
Accomac and Northampton:
AccoMAC.
Punsoteague, October Goth, 8 p. M,
Hon. Thomas NJ. Scott.
Hunting Creek, October Goth, at
night,-Benj. I. Gunter, Jr.
Chincoteague Island, October Goth,
at night,-Prof. F. P. Brent.
MearsvilIe, October Goth, at night
w. A. P. Strang.
Guilford, October Goth, 3 p. H.
DR.. o. B. Finney.
Accomac c. H., October 31st-Gen
Fitzhugh Lee and Hon. VIM. A. Lit
tie.
Atlantic, November 3rd, at night;
Hon. J. w. G. Blackstone.
Greenbackville, November 4th, al
night-Hon. J. W. g. Blackstone.
Chincoteague, November 9TH, al
night-Hon. j. W. G. Blackstone.
Sanford, November 5th, at night
Prof. F. p. Brent.
Modestown, November 9Th, at might
DIR. Geo. w. LeCato and N. B.Wes
colt.
NORTHAMPTON.
Capeville, October 29th, 2 p. M
Hon. w. A. Little.
Eastville, November 1st-Gen. Fitz
hugh Lee.
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Belle haven.

Miss Alice Bailey is visiting friends
at EXmore.
Protracted meeting began at Trim
ity last Sunday night.
Miss G. Y. Anderson and her niece
Sarah, are visiting friends in Balti
more.
Mr.. Harry Mapp, merchant at
Wardtown. is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Foot ball is the principal amuse
ment among our young men and boys
AT present.
Columbus Day was celebrated by
the school at this place-the excrcies
were very interesting.
Washstand sets, rattan rockers
easels &C., in abundance at store OF
The Belle Haven Furniture Company
Work on the stores of Kellam Bros.
ct Exmore, rapidly progressing. The
hotel of Mr.. 3. U. Douphty's at same
place also is nearing completion.
The fireworks that were to have
taken place at night on Columbus
Day were postponed until last Mon
day night, at which time quite dis
play was sent off.
Messrs. Frank Williamson and Lou
Young. of The Imperial Guano Co.
Norfolk, who have been in our towr
in the interest of their firm for the
past two months, left for their homes
on Saturday.
Miss Sadie Willis died at this place
on Friday, 21st inst, of typhoid fever
aged % ye;------ond II months. Hel
death, though not unexpected, was
great shock to everyone in this com
1nunity. No one was held in higher
esteem by her friends and neighbors
She was an earnest worker in the
church and in that relation will bt
especially missed.
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Real Estate at Auction.

i. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell at
public auction, on Saturday, Novem-
Der 12th, 8 p. NJ, at louisville, a
valuable tract OF land of VIM. h. Oh
liver, Jr., and wife. situated near that
place, containing by estimation 81
acres. For full particulars see pos
ters
L. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell at
public auction, on Saturday, 5th day
of November. at 1870 p. m, at Horn
town, certain tract of land of Geo.
w. Lam bertson and wife, situated
near Horntown, containing by esti-
nation 40 acres, and known as "Sally
Miles property.
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DIED.

Mrs. John A. Nottingham, who IN
derwent an operation for cancer some
weeks ago, died at her residence on
Saturday night last OF that disease.
She was an active and jealous mem
Der of the lower Baptist Church, and
will be greatly missed by her church
and the community in which she
lived. She leaves husband and one
child, besides relatives and host Of
friends to mourn her loss. We ex-
tend our sympathy to the sorrow
stricken family.-Headlight.
Mrs. Adeline Evans, wife of Capt.
Mitchell Evans, while conversing
with some of her-neighbors, Sunday,
10th inst, fell back in her chair and
expired, aged 70 years. She had been
member of the NJ. E. Church for
fifty years, and had always been an
active worker in and consistent mem
Der of that church.
Mr.. William H. bayfield,, very re-
spectacle and worthy citizen, near
Eastville, died on Saturday night
last of typhoid fever, after brief
illness.
Mr.. Harry Mcconnell, a popular
citizen of Onancock, died Friday,
a1st inst, of Bright's disease, aged 80
years.
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MappsvtiIe.
E. R. Mason is building a dwellir
at Bloxom for Mr.. A. W. Short.


E. r. Mason is building dwelling
at Bloxom for Mr.. A. W. Short.
N. w. Mock is making preparations
to build dwelling for his own use in
this-yillage.
L. T. Phillips, our Squire, has tax
en- up his abode with his family, on
Sykes Island.
Mrs. Mary Rayfleld has just arrived
home from an extended visit to her
daughter BERTHE in Natchez, Miss.
Edward Oldham has just put the
finishing touches upon our pretty
little church. 1t now is one OF the
ornaments of the village.
There is quite revival going OH at
Conquest N. P. Church, near here.
Several hardened old sinners and
others too have protested faith in
Christ.
Rev. Richard Walsh. of Newport
News, is here ona visitto his brother.
He filed the Baptist pulpit at Modes
town, on Monday night, in q very ac-
ceptable manner.
Mr.. Dunn, OF King and Queen coun-
ty, is the principal OF our school here.
He seems to be very pious and nice
young man. The scholars are pleased
with him greatly.
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NEIGABORHOeD NOTES.
C1sfncoIeegUe.-

Columbus day appropriately cele'
brated at our graded school.
Revival services began at Union
Baptist Church, Sunday night, con-
Quoted by Rev Mr.. Sanford.
The Sanctifled band OF this place
held meeting at Franklin City, last
Sunday. There are several believers
in Same faith in that locality.
Mr.. W. Dayton and family, OF Sea
ford, Del, made us a short visit this
week, and while here rented dwell
ling and millinery shop, which they
will occupy shortly.
Messrs. John Gof1lgon and George
Toy, of Cape Charles, made us a
short visit few days ago ostensibly
s'to inspect the custom house." but
really to take in the political situa-
ton.
Rev. J. Edmondson has been en-
gagged MS pastor of Beulah Baptist
Church at salary of1si1 hundred
dollars. The revival recently con-
Quoted by him at that church was o
very successful one.
A building boom, we have, always.
At present it is seen, in dwelling
being built by G. t. Taylor in con-
nection with his store, in an addition
being made by E. F. Laws to his
dwelling, and in large store in course
of erection by Capt. John w. Bun
ting for F. P. Selby.
Schooner Selbridge arrived here
this week from New York with load
of bricks schooner L. B. Chandler
arrived Tuesday with load of NOR
chandise and coal, and schooner P.
+. Hart on same day with load Of
coal-schooner Palestine left for New
York this week with q cargo of CLANS.
a large crowd was at Atlantic ho-
tel on last Saturday, to hear the
Democratic orator, which the county
chairman promised us but who failed
to ihow up, and all will be out again
next Saturday night to hear Hon. w
A. Little and Prof. F. P. Brent, but
if they fail to put in an appearance
all of us will be at the polls just the
same for Cleveland, Stevenson and
Jones.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
John Reed, c. S. Prettyman, Phila-
delphla; J. w. Hubbard, T. A. Hub
bard, FELTON,, Del; L. d. Starte, Jr.
Norfolk; w. Dayton, M. Dayton, Sea-
ford, Del; Geo. W. Truitt, Geo. w.
McMount, Snow Hill, Md; E. E. Da-
Wis, Laurel, Del; W. H. Rowley, Geo.
Rowley, Hampton, Va; H. 6. Kings
ley, ]. w. Jones, c. 2. Reader, ". P.
Hurley. Harrisburg, Pa; F. G. Hay
man, Wilmington, Del; John Golfi-
gon, Geo. Toy, Cape Charles; H. A.
Jarman, Elma Lewis, Accomac.
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OY.icr Hnnst.

A free oyster roast will be given ct
Mappsville, on the afternoon OF 9Gth,
Saturday next.
Addresses by DIR. Geo w. LeCato,
Hon. w. A. Little. Lloyd Smith, Esq,
and other prominent Democrats.
The day is breaking, help usher it
ill., The farmers of the land are
about to be redeemed from bondage
to the Eastern and Northern factory
owners. The Democratic party alone
on earth has power to save. Be with
us and OF us.
FOUNTAIN B. HUMPHREYS,
Pres't J. w. Daniel Dem. Club.
w. A. P. S1RANG.
Secretary.
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Phila1der r. Twyford and wife,
&c.,vs. Mary s. Parker, &c. Decree
confirming report of Douglas A. Mar
tin, guardian, and removing cause
from docket
Leroy j. Kilmon ct ais VS.. Maggie
is. Kilmon et-als. Decree confirming
report of master commissioner, for
payment OF sum in gross to Maggie
8. Kilmon. of costs and attorneys
fee and distribution Of residue.
Samuel Blo1om VS.. Edward BloI-
ON &c. Decree confirming reports OF
m .ster commissioner and special
commissioner, for payment of costs,
attorney's fee, debts OF William Blox-
ON and distribution.
Betsy Gray VS.. John j. Chandler
ct al Decree constituting will OF Sally
Chandler and referring cause to com,
missioner in chancery.
i Edward F. Nottingham VS.. Louis
j. Harmanson. Decree for specific
performance of contract.
Louisa E. Pitts, guardian, vs.. Vir-
ginia G.. Pitts and Annie F. Pitts.
Decree, directing guardian to deposit
money in bank and making this O.
vacation cause.
James n. Sterling ct TX vs. James
Massic ct ais. Decree Of reference.
Joshua w. Wheaton ct TX VS.. De-
metrius Lewis, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of L. Floyd Mock, special
commissioner, for payment of costs,
&C., and distribution.
Thomas Harmon, who sues, &c VS..
VIM. K. PArker's admr., &c. Decree
confirming report of master commits
sioner and for sale.
Samuel ]. Warner etals vs.. Georg,
J. Warner ct ais. Decree confirming
report Of special commissioner, for
payment OF costs and taxes and for
deposit in bank.
VIM. j. Duncan VS.. Levin T. Brad
fords administrator ct ais. Decree
making partition, &C., and for sal,
of Levin. T. Bradford'ss interest in
lands.
Albert F. Mears, Judgment creditor,
who sues, &C., VS.. WIN. T. Young's
administrators and others. Decree
recommitting masters report, con.
frming special commissioners re-
port and for making it a vacation
cause.
John E. Churn and wife vs.. John
L.. Fitchett and wife. Decree for spe-
ciic performance and prepayment Of
costs.
John S. Amos and wife st ais VS..
Jodn o. Downins's administrator ct
ais. Decree making cause a vacation
one
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MARRIED..

observation-disclosures Goth, 1892,
at Drummondtown Baptist Church
by Rev. S. u. GrimsleY, Francis e.
Scott to Miss Melissa Fl. Wright.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27th, 1892,
near Onley, by Revs. E. c. Atkins
and V. w. Bargamin, Geo. w. Mason
to Mrs. Virginia Susan Mears.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goth,
1892, near Onancock, by Rev. A. G..
Bergman, James H. Scott to Miss
Maggie A. Drummond.
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.IvANHoE,'- =The best FOR the price.

PUBLIC Aucr1ox-We will sell at
public auction on the premises, now
occupied by us near Charlottesville,
November I'd. 1892, the following
property: 1 fine mule years old,
sound and gentle, gray mare, own
sister to John w. Daniel, seven years
old. which has trotted in 2:42, and
can trot right much faster, colt, 8
years old, by John w. Daniel, good
size, and bids fair to be fast, 2 Morgan
xlares, years old, broken to all har-
ness, 2 one year old colts, and good
farm horses, 25 head of cattle, of
which some are Attorney and very
fine mixers, 20 head of hogs, car
riage, road cart, 2 sulkies, double
wagon, / cart, reaper, grain NOW
er, horse rake, barrels of vinegar,
25 potato bed frames. % stacks of fod-
der, 100 barrels of corn, more or less,
and many other things too numerous
to mention. Terms cash.
G. H. g. w. B. Shield.
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D. FRANK WHITE.
Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoface at Accomac c. H., W.,
October 27th, 1892:
William Bagwell, Esther L. Barnes.
William Berry, Mrs. Maggie Burton,
Miss Sadie Gardner, j. w. Hall, Mrs.
Belle Hanson, Mrs Elisha Joynes.
w. E. Lamkin, Miss Adelia Lewis,
Henry Mason, Miss Effie B. Sterling.
GEO. F. PARKER, P. M.
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C. S. s.ocomb & Bros, onancock,
have taken the agency for Jacob
Reid's Sons, one Of the largest cloth
ing establishments in Philadelphia.
Call on them and leave your order
for a suit. They guarantee fit
every time.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-29

For RESr-For the year 1902, the
George R. Hickman farm" near
Wattsville. There is on the prem
ises large lot of trucking land al
ready improved with abundance of
shafts and woods mould near by and
o. good tenement house. Apply to
Solomon L. Johnson, Horntown, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-29
Tax so,iee.


Notlce is hereoy given tha1 ghe
state Lax ana Countyl-i1evy JOE l Inc
year lSoS, are now que and that. IN
pursuance, OF law the treasurer OF
deputy viii peat the following a;! named
places In SAID olstrlct at the tllne
collecting said taxes and leyies, viz:
Appointments OF Edwin I. Powell:
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-AccoinacA y: H. NOV 90 20 anu oosn.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-29

We will have a car load of flooring
to arrive at Keller station in few
days. Any. one wishing any will
please send us their order and we Will
notify them on its arrival, 80 as they
can get it off the cor.
S. K. MARTIN & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-10-29

C. S. Slocomb s. Bros, onancock,
have added fine line of gents fur.
nishing goods, boots and shoes, tc
their business, which they sell at
prices to suit the times.