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FEMALE HELP WANTED

.--'A+AA@A~ - ~ = A'S-
N ANTED-GERMAN COOK. No WASH, $35;
w Swedish waitress and parior maid. S25 girls
for general Homework, san LeandrO $50. Stock
ton, $40 aud S25; PetaIuma $40; Ukiah. S25:
COusa, $25; Oakland, S25; hotel waitress, SIS.
Apply to j. f. CRoSETT Il CO., 3l2 Suffer St 1t
CHAMBERMAID, $50; MATTRESSES. CoUN-
" try hotel, $l5 TO $50; clearinghouse cook, s35
to $40; German or Swed sh girl homework, $50;
German second girl, S25. MISS CULLEN, l05
Stockton ST.. reom ?. Its
(NANTED-3 GERMAN COOKS. $50: SWEDISH
~ waitress $50; Protestant nurse ana Seamstress,
$50; German second. $25; German and Scandina-
Wan girls for hOusework, $50. $40 and SIS at DE
LORME x ANDRES, $50 Suffer st. 1t
WANTED-2 MATTRESSES. $40; GIRL FOR
w housework, $25; housekeepers chamber
maid $l5 Pacific Employment Bureau. 93l Markt.S
WANTED-25 GIRLS TO FILL GOOD STU
W atoms. MRS. HIRD, 705 Polk St 1t"
VA ANTED-5O GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w work. Apply MISS PLUNKETT. 424 Sutter.I
VT ANTED-A QUIET, DOMESTIC AND COOP
W educated young lady till next May as indie
pendent hOusekeeper; country resort; German pre-
terred. Address ii. L., box 1O4, CALL Branch
onlce. felS St+
4, ERMAN GIRL DO GENERAL HoUSEwoRK
" and cooking. 926 Eddy ST. fels 3t~
l1IRST-CLAss OPERATOR ON CHLDREN'S
Il wear; work by power. $50 Market ST. felS 3t*
7 ADY WAITER; GOOD WAGES. 21s KEARNY
II St, basement fe1s 3t*
CtooDLooKING GIRL; FAMILY RESORT:
VI country; $40 a week. III Market st. feIS 3t%
NEAT AND STEADY GIRL FOR GENERAL
IN homework, cooking and small washing;
wages $25. 1908 Dolores. near Twenty-third. fls2"
CIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK; GERMAN
u preferred; $l5. 1925 Clay ST. fels 2t*
GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUsEwoRK 1OIOIa
II Buchanan ST. fel8 2t*
CERMAN OR SCANDINAyTAN Girl, PLAIN
y housework; family , l1O4 Eddy ST fel92t*
COOK TO DO PLAIN COOKING; WAGES s25.
- 1440'OFarreli st. felS PTS
"a TAINTED a GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W WORK in small family. Apply imm edately l645
Fultonst. fe1s 2t
MANTED-A GIRL TO MIND BABY AND
W make herself generally useful APP OAK st. APP
ply in the afternoon. it,
w ANTED-RELIABLE NURsE-GIRL. WILL
W ing to assist during the summer with light
housework at Santa barbara: city references
strictly required. Call early at room 9l2, Palace
Hotel 1t
PROTESTANT OLD LADY WANTED. Z FAIR
L ave, junction Mission and Valencia SITS. ltt
CTRoNG YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
- work. wages $50. 1913 McAliSter ST., near
Steiner. Its
IA ANTED-A GIRL: GOOD COOK AND LIGHT
", w housework for q damy OF 3; wages $l5;
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK; IN
" family. 1904 Suffer st. Its
CIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY AND DO
" light housework. 1928 Treat ave. It's
EIRsT CLASS HELP ON FINE VESTS. 2227A
Il Geary st. Its
NOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEW DIRK.
73I Green ST., near Mason. fel6 5ts
7 I'VE LADY AGENTS MAKE MONEY HAN
- ding my goods TO travel MRS. HARRI-
SON, 26 Geary St felt N
"A ANTED - FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON
w coats. 1872 Howard st felt Ste
L EXPERIENCED wAIST-TRIMMER; NO OTHER
Ia need apply. 30 Twenty first st. fel7 3tF
CIRL TO Do SEWING AND CHAMBERWORK-
VI 1928 Pacific ave. fell 3t*
ElRsT-CLASs TRIMMER; ALSO GOOD
maker. Third ST. fell 81
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NTIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK;
NJ in family. 1929 Clay ST. fell ~
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L'IRST-C CLASS COOK (SWEDE) WANTS SITUA-
ton IN aurant, boarding house, hotel or pri-
waite family; 81 years experience: small wages if
good place. is sober and honest. Please address c.
H., Box IS this Office feI6 3ts
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y ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE SECRE-
ID tsry BARRIERS Union. 10 O'Farrell st. fel7 3t*
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
AMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
~ builder, l22 Eddy-JObbing, repairing attended;
store and othee lifting speciality. Teiephe 3429
I Y. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- e19 sacramento St. cabinet work and fitting an
sfices promptly attended: telephone 800 ml6St
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DKESSM ,KEKs.

MISS ANNIE FAY HAS OPENED ELEGANT
w dreSsmaking paricrs at 1913 Post. de2S 6m
THE MISSES URTON. 5O2 MASON ST-STYL-
ish Ssmaking done neatly, quickly aud to your
entire satisfaction fel4lv
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CECOND COOK, RESTAURANT, CITY. $65;
- waiter. country h. tel, $50 TO S35; COlored
waiter. country hotel, $35. c. r. HANSEN & CO.,
Id IraarY ST IL
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IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHTNa
anywhere at any tims write to GEO. r ROWELL
4 CO.. 10 Spruce ST. New York. aul9 lV
EvERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
. copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1853 pages prizes
II; mailed, postage paid. receipt Of price; con
talns careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class journals gives the erou ation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business Of adVer-
Using; AldreSS hOMELRS ADVERTISING Blu.
hEAO, ~ spruce ST., New YORK. aul9 ly
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ono AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE MOST
-OO remarkable book ever published for the
money. " The Best FIFTY Books Of the Greatest
Authors -; also biographical sketch OF each author;
really 80 books in one; speaks for itself: city and
country agents wanted. THE J, DENYING CO.,
Sl3 Market ST.. s. +. la29 II
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a ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work: must be good COOK and laundress call
2OO7 Pacific ave fell ~"
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MAN TO ATTEND LIQUOR-STORE; S25 AND
WI found: reference Address H., Ca Ii ONCE,
ll6 Ninth st. felS 3t<
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DRAMATIC BANJO STUDIO: WARRANT 70
u make good player In > lessons. ll7U Markets.
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I LICENSED ENGINEER. WITH CERTIFICATE
Il OF potency, wants situation: city or co untry
Please address W. y. MORRELL, 82l Chester ST.,
Oakland fel4 7ts
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DROF. DE FTLIPPE'S SIMPLIFIED PRACTICAL
i method of French Spanish, 81 o0The BancrortCo.
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I 126 KEARNY, ROOM 8. IOU CAN BORROW
"a money at low rates: private rooms for laltaS
pledges for sale: take elevator mrl tt
Il 2 on MORTGAGE; MONEY TO LOAN on
" notes or "a mortgage. Isaacs, All OFarrelij2l
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your Old gold and iewelry by mail TO the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third st. Saa
francisco l Will send by return mali the cash; it
amount Is rot satisfactory will return the gold 81
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERALLOAN BANK
~ OBS AeArny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low interest ueAit
TO LEASE.
100 ELLIS ST. GENEVA HOUSE-tS ROOMS.
1-O CHAS ASHTON. All Montgomery. fec les
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NHAMBERMAID BROOKLYN HOUSE COR.
~ 22d ave- and East 18TH, East Oakland. fell ~
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NNANTED-3 GERMAN COOKS. $50; SWEDISH
" waitress. $25; Protestant nurse ana seamstress
S25 German second $25; German and Scandina.
Wan girls for hOusewOrK, $50. so and SIS at DE
LORAIE Il ANDRES, 800 Suffer ST. Ii
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~ ANTED-lOO MEN TO-DAY TO TAKE LUDG-
" ings from Toe to 25c per night; new house
GA Washington st. felO Inns
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FURNITURE TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. CARED
= for and stored reasonable; advances made
LIEBES Pioneer Storage Co.,SlO Stockton 9u
ElRST- CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
4 6a2-6A& Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR iT3u
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"a ANTED-YUUNG MAN ACQUAINTED WITH
W fancy goods: state age. previous experience,
references and salary expected. Address \. Y
Box 1877. CALL BraEch ONCE. felo 81 -
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CIRL TO MIND BABY AND DO LIGHT W ASH
" Ing. Apply at 2ll Eleventh ST. ieII ~
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CLERK; SPEAKS FRENCH AND GERMAN; $50
~ and Increase. Address Clerk, box l6l, CALL
Branch Office felS 3C
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VOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
1I2Sh Turk st.. to P. NJ. fel7 ~
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DISAPPOINTMENT WANTED BY 4 SOBER AND
II trustworthy person used to store work, horses
and light teams. Address Store, Box So. CALL
Branch once. fel6 5ts
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Mr. CIcv eia:in Dt.la't Come.

The papers served on Mr.. Cleve-
land a few weeks ago when he was
hunting on Hog Island, notifying
him that he was made party de-
PENDANT in the suit Of sWjth against
the Bondholders' Committee, was
made returnable to-day to the Chan
Gerry Court. The process was only a
legal form of court procedure, and no
one thought for moment that the
President-elect would respond In per-
son to the summons. H has paid no
attention whatever to the matter,
and it is doubtful il he ever will.
When the case comes UP for trial his
deposition my probably be taken
and uscd.-Richmond State.
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In my silverware assortment you
viii find everything usually kept in
cit. stores, where that line only is
kept, consisting in part of ice pitch
crs, fruit stands, berry stands, trinil-
ct trays, butter stands, individual
butter dishes, pickle stands, bread
trags. cake baskets, sugar bowls,
cream pitchers, spoon ho!,!ers, coffee
ana tea pots, mugs, syrup cups,
walters, soup ladies, oyster ladies',
gravy ladies, crr,nb trays and scrap
rrs. individual salt and peppers, cups,
non bon dishes, luncil sets, hotel sets,
arriving 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 staEds),
card receivers, rlatcl: safes (pockeN,
tooth pick holders and match hold
crs. tea sets, napkin rings. casters,
sets ~nd individual, salt spoons, after
dinner coffee spoons and many other
things in this liue. besides ny regn
lar line Of watches. clocks, iewo!ry,
spectacles SIC. You should see this
line; you will indeed be surprised at
the quantity, quality and price.
JonH w. DUNCAN,
Onancock, Va.
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TGur I,Gac1r.
JOHN ". DUNCAN.

Have you been around to the par.
ssnage to see if all is cheerful for the
Christmas holidays? Yourlittle ones
have been remembered by loved ones
have you remembered the parson-
age children? Christmas will make
your children glad-have you done
anything to gladden. the home from
which came the cheering words, rain
or shine, during the past year, to
gladden. and make you happy? The
pastor was expected, however the
weather might be, to "be on time"-
how is he provided with overcoats,
buggy robes, &C., to make and keep
him warm this winter? Have you
seen to it that he has some money to
buy the necessaries of life? You have
q turkey, goose, or oysters for Christ
nlus-has he? Your wood and coal
pile has been increased-have you
seen 10 it that his has? 1t may be,
that the pastors wife is a delicate
woman, but who amid pain and sor-
row has labored and greeted you with
smile? Have you done anything to
relieve her burdens for Christmas?
Then go at once, and see if all is
cheerful there. Look after the Christ
mas turkey, oysters, &c Remember
the children. IA cup Of cold water
Sc, is to be remembered" Has
your pastor Just come to you? If so,
see he has some money for Christ
mas. If he has been your pastor a
long OF short time, look we'll after
his homo. Let him feel you love
him. Reader, IS soon as you read
this, let action in this line be yours.
Go TO tho parsonage and inquire at
once and carry token OF love.
JUSTICE.
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Hs:GifgoRnGG9 N0TGs.
Catncareaguc.

Three marriages in high life will
be solemnized here next week and
several others are spoken Of.
Major Jones has resigned as surf
man of Assateague Life Saving Sta
ton and John Snead succeeds him.
Most of our citizens at work down
the bay returned home this week to
spend Christmas with their families.
Pensions have been granted to
Captaiu George c. Burch and VIM.
p. Reed. Each will receive also gle
per month during life.
The contractor has finished the
Lighthouse keepers dwelling on As
sateague and it is the hsndsomest on
the Eastern Shore. 1t cost s11, 400.
or. Archie Jones moved his family
to Philadelphia this week, and Mrs.
Jauie Taylor has rented his dwelling
and will occupy same AS private
boarding house.
Miss Ioilie Smith svisiting friends
in Philaael9hia-prof. Hudson is of
or Il tourto New York and othernortil-
crn citics-A. Whealtcn is visiting
lis best girl ut Chesapeake city, Md.
Arrivalsat Atlantic Hotel thisweck:
John Eiscec!S, Nm. Bolton, Wash
ing5on, D. c.; VIM. A. Warrington,
Norfolk; Il. P. Brandeburg. T. r.
Dryer, Phila.; ". 7. Bulls, n. Y;
NJ T. Selby, Wilmington, Del; Harry
Snow, F. 81. Dunn, BALTIC.
The telephone line from Cape
Charles to our Life Saving Stations
and frolu thence to capes of Dels-
ware, now completed, should have q
branch limo to our village for tie
convenience OF its employees rs we'll
rs our citizens, and q movement
looking 10 chat end should and may
be started soon.
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Sccni.ocH0cfk.

Mr. Luther Read has sold his cot
tage on Occahonnock creek to Mrs.
J. G. johnson.
Oysters are very fine in Occahon-
mock creek and large shipments are
being made and good prices realized.
Mr.. Thad. Martain has left his fine
residence On the hill opposite Shields
wharf and has moved to Reads
wharf TO live.
II. Doughty has bought the Satch-
ell place on tho hill near Shields
wharf. he will fit it up and go
there to live
Capt. ]. C. Boggs is doing what lie
said-selling his goods. He is also
shipping some fine oysters caught Oh
9 rock in Nandua creek.
Mr.. L. I. Locate, superintendent
of Concord farm, makes frequent
visits to the Monumental city-and
people VIII talk. Well, we wish him
the good fortune he deserves.
Two men. very much missed in
their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peter Fl.
Davis, of Davis wharf. and George
II. Read. OF Read wharf. Their
places dcn't seem to be easy fill.
Mr.. John sturgis, considered the
best produce drummer on the Pcnin-
sula., has left his old home near Stur-
gis wharf, and moved to HofTmans
wharf, where he will act as "mine
host
,Er. CHARLSE Denmsad, formerly OF
Baltimore. but now living ut Mount
Airy, Northampton county, has pur-
chased OF the Eastern Shore Steam
boat Co. the half @; Concord farm
his.
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Eioeou,ib &c Eros.

G. S. Slocomb & Bros fancy gro
Gerry department is full up on cake
and pic goods.
Toys, toys, toy+sloconb Bros,
onancocl1, are headquarters for toys
and don't You doubt it for they have
got them.
Remember that c. S. slocomb s
Bros, Onancoclz, have the largest
and finest line of candies that have
ever been in the county.
BE sure to see G. S. Slocomb G;
Bros gents furnishing goods and
fine shoes for children, ladies and
men-prices to suit the times.
Talk about toys-C. S. slocomb &
Bros, Onancock, have got them.
Dolls from ) cents up as high as you
want to pay, vases all sorts and sizes,
&c cents Il pair-alI kinds of toys for
young and old.
C. S. S!o.omb has just returned
from the city with the finest line of
necllwear to be seen on the Shore.
IS. SLocosB s. Bros,
Onanccck, Va.
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Steamer pocomoke las been land
ing large Xmas freigits recently.
Rev. Y. C. atkins has closed his
meeting for the present. Good re
suits.
Xmas windows of OnancociS S stores
are very tastefully dressed-but 20
inside that is the place.
It is noticed tl:;st very few oysters
in shell are now brought here TO be
sold by bushsl They are in demand
Eastern Shore Academy closed
Thursday evening FOR Xmas holiday
tae Cnancock High school Friday at
neon.
The proprietor OF the Grand Cen
trail will give handsome 'set.outn
during Christmas, by order Of the
young gentleman OF tl.c place.
Go to the Baptist Sunday school
rooms THURSDAY night in the Xmas.
Ii is worth more tlian your trouble
JUS, to see tue sfty seven young peo-
pie III fall costumes.
Wednesday night, Broadway Bap
fists raided tie Baptist parsonage on
College avenue, and seriouly pound
ed" Rev. A. J. Hcainy. Thursday
night, the Onancocls Bapt.sts finished
him. Tie noise OF the strife was
heard by @ feisilbor who helped to
rescue him. Where was Sergeant
Riley?
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chslsta.rs .s.a r.a.nn.eu:4.

| ftiRt7t I-asS $500 = -<Nf --stA S-'~S'.
Anas trees and treats at churches
in Observation-Disclosures
Tuesday night-Baptist, Wednes-
day morning-Metlodist, Thursday
night.
An entertainment will be given at
Marionville, Tuesday night, Deem
Der s7th, for the benefit OF Red Bank
church. Charades charmingly rem
dercd-don't fail to see them.s
A fair will be held at Sanford NJ.
e. Church, South, Wednesday, De
cember 2Sth, commencing 1T p. m,
and continuing after night. Oysters
will be served in every style. Pro
eeeds for benefit OF the church.
y Sunday school festival and oys-
ter supper will be held at Locustville
Town Hall, during the afternoon of
December Goth. Christmas tree and
celebration at night by the school.
A moderate charge for supper and
confectioneries. Admission to cele
bration and tree. free.
On Friday evening, December Goth,
there will he Sun Flower concert in
Onuncock, in connection with which
an oyster supper will be served, for
tho benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. Some of Onancock's best
musical talent promise to make the
occasion enjoyable.
The tenth anniversary supper OF
Accomac Tent, No. 70, I. @. Recha-
bites. of Sykes Island, Will take place
at their hall, on Friday night, De-
cember Both, 1892, at 7 O'Clock. Rev.
Z. b. Scott will deliver an address
on that occasion. Every member is
invited to take % lady with him. No
children will be allowed to be present.
A free treat will be given to the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
in tho church, at 0nancoc!I, OIL Mon
day night, December 2Gth, ut $50
O'Clock. a Christmas tree will be
placed in thu chancel on which will
be hung all gifts and q Santa Claus
for every scholar, with the inevitable
candy bag on his back. Admission
frcc-cyeryhcdy invited.
Th, Ayers Chapel n. r. Sunday
school, nea- Leemont, will give ed
entertainment at the Chapel Wed
nesday night, December 25th, 1862,
~ 7:30 o'clock. Admission is cents,
children 10 cents. Proceeds for the
benefit OF tic Sunday SCHOOL. The
entertainment will consist of music,
recitations,- dialogues, tabiearx, &c,
at the close of ,y:iicil u :rea treat will
be given 20 the school. Doora open
ed ST $50 p. NJ.
The friends Of q. E. Church, South,
at Temperancevillc, will give an
entertainment on Thursday, Deem
Der 29tli, 1892, commencing ct 9
o'clock p. ~, when there will be &
report from the officials OF the Sun
day school, speeches and II treat for
the children-after which the ladies
will serve q supper where oysters
will be the principal feature OF the
bill-of-fare. The entertainment at
night will consist OF dramas, music,
rocitations and hoop-drill. If the
weather should be inclement, the
entertainment will be held the next
fair day. All ere invited to attend.
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PUBLIC AucrIoN-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 as new, 2 good
show cases-also bay-boat, in good
repair and carrying $50 bushels OF
oysters-will be sold ut 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 6 Shields.
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P1rGas5y.

Err. Lincoln Burrows, Of Brooklyn,
is spending the holidays in Parksley.
Mr. Werner Lewis aud Miss Ethel
Lewis are home from college for the
holidays.
Mr. john W. vanDeman, of Dfichi-
gan. arrived here this week to locate
a home
Joseph Moore has bought lot No.
2G on Browne avenue, and will add
improvements in tie Spring, making
his home in Parksley.
Cir. Chas. W. ReiG, G. 7. a., n. Y.
P. s. n. r. r. Co., spent last Thurs
day in our town, aftera outing with
the Broadwater Club on Broadwater
Island.
Miss Mary A. Taft, 9 bright young
Journalist Of New York, spent a few
days in Parksley taking notes and
Aodak snap SHous.-'An Ialtn she IL
print it,"
lIr. and Nrs. Miilard, of Delhi, i.
Y, WHO ere spending tie winter in
Parksiey. have been making glad
absent friends with boxes Of Parks
ley holly, myrtle and mistletoe for
Christmas.
L. L. Kemp, president Of Palatinate
College, George Fl. Horst, Esq,
cashier, Myerstown, Pa, National
Bank, Messrs. Valentine D. Uhrich
and George ". Uhrich, of Myers
town, Pa, are here Oh cunning
trip.
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I'll. Benson will be at Drummond-
town, Monday next, with q line Of
samples of winter suitings and over
coatings, which he will sell at greatly
reduced prices to close this seasons
stock. All persons indebted to him
on book account or otherwise will
confer great favor upon him by
settling same that day.
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promised you to keep & stock
suitable to supply Your wants, if you
would continue to encourage me with
Your patronage. You have done so,
and have kept my word. Come in
and sec if I haven't, and you will
say. as others are saying, "the hslf
has never been told" Resp'y,
JOHN ". DUNCAN.
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D. II. JOHNSON,
Lcelnont.

The reputation of the Maltby
House, Baltimore, for first class ac-
sommodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with,its central To-
cation should recommend it to ell
travellers.
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An Oman Leffar.

To !, Merchants OF the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia.:
We think it appropriate at this
time to extend TO our numerous
friends, customers and acquaintance
on the Eastern Shore of Virginia our
most sincere thanks for their liberal
patronage to us during 1892, and to
ask for q continuance Of same for
1898. We have underworld in every
way possible to merit your highly
priced orders, and shall do the same
in the future.
TIC our customers, it is needless 10
remark on the merits Of our cele-
brated and popular brands of -four,
only giving them the assurance that
each and every brand WILDE kept mp
to its present standard Of excellence,
but as there are u few who have
never tried our llonrs. we say TO them
that every barrel and sack goes out
with our guaranty. and that we are
willing TO rest orr claim TO their Or
ders on the verdict OF the merchants
of their section who have handled it
or on that of their neighbors who
have used it.
Our agent, Mr.. E. F. Warren. now
located at Onancock. will call on
you each month and we hope will be
favored with your entire orders in
our line.
Hoping to do much larger bust
ness with you during 1893, again
thanking you for your most liberal
and kind patronage during 1892 and
wishing you very happy and pros
porous New Year-we remain,
Very truly yours SC,
NUDGE. SMITH & Co.,
906 Spears wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
Proprietors of the well known and
popular brands of Hiawathan
I'M Liss," 'sIvauhoe' and "Colum-
bia.''
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-12-24

PUEBLO AucT1oN-Commencng or
Saturday before Christmas, DeceIn.
her 9th, at 10 o'clock u. IN. | will
offer for sale at public auction, at
GranSeville, my entire stock CT gen
eral merchandise Saie to continue
from day 30 day until whole stock is
disposed of. j. H. Turner.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-12-24

SHoEs-I have large stock of
shoes on hand and will reduce the
price next week. In ladies button
boots / call sell something good for
S1.25 and one for 81. carry in
stock IL full line of Mundell's child
ren's shoes. also u full line of gum
goods for men, women and children,
bought direct from factory in Boston.
d. II. Johnson, Leeinont, Va.