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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-08
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. LANDRY.

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La banque du Peuple de Lafayette,
don't les actions aVaient etc, jusquici,
entire les mains d'Gt1angeIs, Went de
passer en- grande partio dams celles de
capitalists dc la localitc.
DcuX flcrea NOMINEES Glasgow, 4ui
s'etaient perdns dc vue depuis plus dc
soixante ans, sc sont rencontIes la Sc
maine dernicre Il Lulins, Tex. lis ont
Pun ct fautrcsplus DC quatre- vlngts ans.
To fornicr dc la I1::'"isso Washing
ton, N. J. Warren Bal, posscdalt un
trUupcau de trui, cents beLux moutone
/ qul lul a etc vOlc tout enter lautre soir
sans quill ait pu trouver trace dc Ce que
talent dcvtuues ees lttcs.
Tn grand incepdie Gu lieu Il la Nou-
ve!le- Orleans mnrdi soir. LIlet enter
DIES ruts Rousseau, Adele, St. Andre ct
River ct une partle de l'ilet vuisin, oc-
CurcS lun 1t lautre par la Classe Ou-
vrlcre, ont go dctrnlts.
lie Star, dc la ,ilruisee NtrDiillUn, dit
que lc cotton pcrd beaucuup dc "a vogue
dams la paloisse. C'tst Ii came, c'est
le liX nul en- plenucnt Ia place. ct les
habitants mont QUA Sen louel, car ces
d"ux produits s0nt d I'M rapport plus
sur ct sont plus faciles Il IccoItci.
VI. Edward Parker Deacon, qui tua
NJ. Abellle Il Grasse, France, ct tut pour
! celia cOndamEc Il un an de prison, Went
d'ctre glaclC par IL president Carnot
II st propose d'obtenir IN divorce puts
de venir Sc lancer dams la poiitique aux
Etats- Unis.'
LIE profesSeur barnard Went de sc
rcndre fameuX gu dccouvraut un Gin
! uuicme satellite de Jupiter. Celia pa.
RAFT peu de chose au simple mortel, ma IL
pour les savants c'est lie plus haut fat
astronomiquo du steele ct le monde
scientifiquc eli est tout boulcvc:st.
LIE captaine Andrew, Qui a entlepris
la trayerSCe de TAtlantique dams unt
embarcation de IL picds de longneu1
dams laqntlle il a quite Atlantic City
n. j., lie 80 jnillet, est arrive Angra
capitale des Hes Azores, lie 2G annt, ct
apes sly cure repost il est arrive 4 Lis
bOune 10 Fl septembre.
Tn idiot s'eSt anuec Il clioI flu feu
pendant que les dcvotiuns s'acc0mplis-
salient vendredi mAtin dams une syna-
gogue de New York ct la congl cgatiOn
qui y ctalt lcunie ma plus songe Qua
decamper Az plus vite ct s'est 81 bien
ubuetultC pbut Sd&uCI 10 ~ III ill que
quatre de ses membres ont etc ccrascs
ct tues.
Par ce temps OIL l'on pa,Ie beaucoup
du choIc,a, il est bon de faire cOnnaitre
IN remede TIES simple pour ie CHASER
c'est de manager de l'oignon ct do Pail
crns. On remarque en- Angleterre que
dams les families OH lon en- maDgeait
btaucoup lie cholera n'abOrdait point
tandis que chez les voisins il faisait de
nOmbreuseS victimcS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-08

Read your home newspaper aud-pay
for it,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-08
The OpelOQsaS Female Institute

WILL reetluue duties Oh MONDAY, Sept 8,
w 1892. An excellent corps OF teachers has
been secured. Besides our Regular curriculum.
we will have classes in Drawing, Painting. Vo
cal NJ Islc and French. Boys admitted no " ill
comply with the regulations OF school.
Patronage solicited.
sep3 Mrs. ". NJ HAYES.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-08

Fox tai galns 80 to Bloch .,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-08
OF THs5 BOARD
OF POLICE, TOWN OF OPE-
EDUSAs.

October 81, 1892.
Members present +. j. Clements, President
presiding, and Mcssrs f. r. Bailey. J. 3: san
doz aud j.. Latreyte. Absent j. T. Stuart,
Geo. Pulfor,i and Henry CnaChtre. A quorum
present. Minutes of previous meetings adopt
ed read. The following reports from INC
Collector and Treasurer were read
To the President and members of the board OF
Police, Town of Opelousas, La.
Gentlcmen--I submit my quarterly report 10
yOu follows:
July lst. to Sept. 30th, 1892, VIZ
Town tax OF 1881 $40, a. a.
Licenses for 1872. 20 90
s523 50
Market ,!ltr5 .... -...........,.... 212 So
Total ..,-.... .,., s8nS 50
Respectfully submitted,
ARTHUR DEJEAH, Collector.
OPELoUsAs, La, Sept. 50, 1892.
To the President and mculbcrs OF the board Of
Police town OF Opeiousas, La, as iolloWs:
TO cash balance last report ......-.--....Sl72 OIL
. - Licenses 1892 .............-.....--. 22o 90
. TAX l59l,-.--. 10. ~
" s. Fines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il w
BY Warrant Observation-Disclosures. =. $50 o6
Balance cash On hand .................. SIS 65
SCHOOL TAX.
TO cash ON hand last report. 500 %
- - received Dtjcan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO %
To cash On hand S9i2 %
MARKET.
To cash on hand last report .s505 S.
" = received Dciean. pa 50
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. ..,......S7e5 65
Respectfully submitted,
+. +. BAILEY, Treasurer.
Mr. sandus moved that the reports be re
ceived and referred to the finance committee.
Carried.
ihc following communication from Geo, Q.
Enis was read
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-12
lndice de Hacienda
Urb0NWs.

FEaslado de guerra concediendo dos pagas
de tocas los hu6rfanos del teniente coronel
don Ramon Pre- o. -Idem de idem pension q
d.,ls Brfglda Ma Marin, viuda del comandante
don Vicente Fsias.-Ijem de Marina concedien-
do RETRO al teniente de navio graduado don
Juan Via Il en- de Guerra references al retro
del comandsnte don CarmelO Lopez al del
teniente coronel don Jose lie Noeros -Remi-
tiendo informe irstancias de don Pedro Te.
jada de don Geronimo Gimenez en- recams.
ci0n de haberes.-Traslado de Glasses Pasivas
declarando las hue fanas &c don Jose Manuel
Ghac6n con derechO Ia pension anual de
], ,125 pesetas.-RemitieEdo cuatro ejemplares
de la "Estadistica del Comercio exterior de FL
lipinas correspondence 1889 -Remitiendo
copia de la memoria presentada por el Ministro
de la reptblca Dominicana
sobre las bases de un acuerdo comercial entire
los dos EStadnS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-12
Notlcias de Ia Capital

Ell drama tragico religoso El Re 7ent0r, lle-
no anoche Ell teatro Fu6 necesariO suspender
Ia venfa de las entradas de paraiso, con este
esta dicho NtOdO. Anoche nos conYeneimos de
Ia religosidad de nusstro pueblo, pues sin duda
ella fu6 Ia que le impulse acudir al coliseo en-
tan nutrido rdmero. Aun hay patrial Pero
debemos hacer una observation. es cue ell
serAtioo pueblo, no guardaba en- el paraiso la
compostura, el ordeD, digamoslo de una veg.
Ia buena educaci6n, quese deba observar cuan.
do SO est6 entire persoDas decentes. Ell teatro
no es el circo, y por una mezQuina peseta nadie
tiene 81 derecho de moestar los demas. To-
men nota les interesados. La obra puesta en-
escena, que ea la misma que Sc representa- en-
esta 6poca on los teatros de Roma, NADIA dei6
que dssear Todos los artistas llenaron su CO.
metidc satisfaction, Roncoroni, como STEM
pTe, interpreted 50 papel ain traspasar Ia linea
Dc IA YeEdad, d Mates q lepetlEA,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-12
Il CaracOles I!

Acabamos de recibir de CaDarias en- ca.
nastitos de 200 caracoles cadA uno una parti-
da de 200 caDastos que vendemos a 75 GEN.
tavos-BAQUERO y GANDARA.
e.
Por falta de espacio deiamos para maiiana
Ia rslaeion que venimos publicando de las Sc
stones de la Excma Diputaci0n Provincial.
=
Sc present6 hoy en- esta redacci0n Juan
Venancio de la Cruz, tabaquero, vecino de Ia
calle de Ia Luna ntmo 20, quejandose de que
anoche On la ta4uila del Teatro, en- momento
On que SO bajaba para buscar en- ell suelo uu
dinero que SO le habia caido Pillar cuyo ape.
lido jgnora", vecina de Puerta de TERRA, aba.
lanzaronse sobre 81 varios individos, entire clos
dos llamados Saferino Madame Pocholo, re-
sidentes en- la Calle de Tetukn, apretkndoie Ell
0gsllo, 4 loa erit0s de aocQrrQ sQs diege. acRA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-12

tin los socialistas, porque la policfa sc opus0 &
que celebrasen 81 tercar centenario del naci-
miento del. c6lebre pedagogo Comenius. Con
tai motive hubo tres cheques entire los rev0l
tosos y Ia policfa. Aquellos SO defendieron
con los bastonea que llevsban, resultandO nu.
merosos heridos. En- el acto Sc efe 3tuaron
muchos arrestos. Los amotinados intentaron
saquear 81 barrio de los judios, pero no logra-
ron su objeto La tranquilidad Qued6 resta-
blecida POGO despues.
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W. B. WILSON.
GbI,ua

Died on Sunday, July S1st. 1892, at
her home at Nliddlesex, Accomac
county. Va. Mrs. Annie NJ. Smith. in
the linetieth year of her age.
Mrs. Smith through her mother
was of distinguished ancestry, being
a lineal descendant of the Dand-
ridge family of Virginia, into which
General Washington married, and
also Of the family of the Earl of
Scarborough.
She leaves two daughters, onemar-
ricd TO Rev. John c. Tepnent, D. d.
An Episcopal clergyman of Maryland.
and another married to Hon George
B. Caldwell. an eminent jurist of
Wheeling. West Virginia; also n
grand child, Mrs. Harry Wise Cnstis
and a son Mr.. E. U. Potter. both OF
the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Mrs. Smith was q lady of ardent
attachments and gathered around
her numerous friends, but by none
was she more sincerely beloved than
those who gathered around her bed
side Ininistering to her dying wants
those saw her depart peacefully
and gently to a higher life nthe full
faith of blessed resurrection.
Her remains were inferred in the
old st. Georges Church yard near
Pungoteague.
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Picnic III Il Regatta.

The public generally ard 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 to the usual private
i1div;d dual preparations, there will
be an abundance Of confectioneries,
ice cream, lemonade, etc.
In order to enhance the interest
plea; ire and amusement of the oc-
casion a 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 20 feet in length,
after which smaller premiums Will be
given to other competitors.
A dinner will be served on the oc-
casion by the Farmers 4 lliance--the
proceeds of same to be nse l fer build
ing wharf at that place for the use
OF the farmers.
Co,r>11TpEr
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COMMITTEE.
ID rect Tax money.

Governor Mckinney arrived here
last evening from Blue Ridge Springs
to issue the commission for the dis
tribution of tn direct tax money re-
funded by the United tates Govern
ment. The copying of the tax lists
has been completed and the distribu-
ton of the money will soon be com
menced. The whole amount paid
over By the Federal Government for
shat purpose is $4,000, which will
Pee divid I'd among forty-nine counties
and the cities of Richmond. Peters
burg, Norfolk and Lynchhurg. The
amount fallil g to the city of Rich
mond will be about $4,000, while
Henrico county will receive about
SIS, 0O0.-R. edmond Times. 8th.
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NEIGMBORhOOD NOTES.
PnrkSICY.

L. F. Humans house is nearing
completion.
Miss Amy Jones is visiting friends
in Crisfisld, Md.
Rev. B. G. Parker. of Allentown,
Pa, is visiting S. T. Jones.
E. T. Pate is building handsome
dwelling on Bennett street.
Mrs. Coe and the Misses Coe, of
Newark, N. j., are the guests of Mrs.
Callen.
Oscar Ewell's house is re.
ceiving the finishing touches of the
painters.
j. Barney McCreaey has COM
menced work on u. dwelling Oh
Cooke street.
Rev. Paul Sterling and Fred r.
Pierce, of Boston. are takirg sum-
mer outing at Parksley.
The dwelling of J. S. Matthias, sold
at public auction last Saturday, was
bought by Gordon B. Jones, for
$1,000.
John T. White is building a dwell
ling on his part of the David F.
White land adjoining Parkslev, and
it is said. that D. T. White will soon
build on bis Fart OF the farm also.
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The
Eastern Shore Academy.
The

FRANK P. BRENT. Princi nal, and in
structor in L1tin, Greek, History,
and Higher English.
C. N. WANT, Co Principal, and in
structor in French. German, Math-
enatics, and Natural Science.
8. Up<HuR HOPKINS, assistant in
Mathematics, English, and Natural
Science
MISS N. P. HIGGINS, teacher in Pre-
paratory Department.
MRS. F. p. BRENT, teacher Of Vocal
and instrumental Music.
MISS MARY E. BULL, teacher of In
stiumentaI Muse.
New buildings, containing twelve
spacious. convenient and comfortable
rooms. furnished with Andrews. Par
agon desks and seats, and four new
upright pianos-separate buildings
for music-ample play grounds, high
and we'll drained.
Next session begins Wednesday,
September l4th, 1892.
For catalogue apply to
FRANK P. BRENT,
Onancock, Va.
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School E0tlce.

Pungoteague District School Board
will meet at Grangeville, August s2nd,
1892, at o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of appointing teachers for the
ensuing term. All teachers who have
not made application, will please
make written application at once.
Certificates must be filed with the
clerk before the above date, or such
applicants Will be turned co vn. 4 lie
certificates will be returned to each
teacher by mail. Contracts will e
let out to the lowest bidders to fur
nish the schools with coal and wood.
j. H. Turner,
Clerk.
Grangeville, Va, Aug. sth, 1892.
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Eso sss "a F.ir Grounds.


Mr.. EDIroR-I understand it is re
ported and getting to be much
talked in Accolnack, that we h:rve a
great many horses sick with distem-
per at our Fair Grounds, which is, !
think, certainly q mistake. Feeling
great interest in the success of our
Fair, I visit the grounds almost
daily, notice the trotting horses very
closely, and can say, while we have
not been wholly exempted from the
c,lds and slight pneumonias thai
have been prevailing all over the
country during the past three weeks
OF extremely hot weather, yet it has
been mid, not single fatal case. and
l think but two horses have had it to
develop into pneumonia, and both o:
these cases cun easily he accounted
for-t doii't mean from ne. | ct. but
accident. ] have two year old filIy
entele cd in tie stake rare-which /
am proud OF, being OF very f1ue size
and ctr kingly handsome in harness.
with q lite turn Of speed and game
enoug to 60 all the way. Sherlock
cold about two weeks ago and has
not Teen used since. have watched
her very closely and know it is simply
a cold. She never got off her feet.
and in cases Of distemper they invar-
i.biy lose their appetite and refuse
I'D cat sometimes for days. No one
need be afraid to bring their trotters
they are just as liable to take cold
at home as Mt the Fair Grounds We
have about sixty on the grounds, and
it will do you good to see them work
ing out. There is absolutely no dan
ger.
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0a niIrock.

Mr.. c. Il. Riley was made happy
Wednesday morning-another son.
The Tuesday evening lawn rarties
at NJ. E. Church. South, are sue
cess.
Rev. Joseph Fyden will preach in
Cnancock Rartist Church, Sunday
morning, at II O'Clock.
About eco harrcls of sweets left
On arceck fer Baltimore ty steamer
Tangier on Wednesday.
Ice cream and lemonade are sold
on the Baptist Church lawn every
Saturday evening, for tie lenefit of
the church
Mr.. Thomas w. TAvlor puts his
large barrel factory near the wharf
into oreration this week. Onancock
needs just such enterl rises to make
her more thrifty.
Mr.. F. a. Vests large store was
draped in mourning, WeGnes day.
His MAJ v friends symrathize with
him ind his family in their berrave-
ment. Their little one WAS three
months and tive weeks old when it
died.
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LOTS FOR SALE AT GREENBAcK-
WILLIE, Waive have for sale a NUM-
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. Tulls lot and from
Capt. Thos. Young's lot 70 0. l.. Tay LAY,
or's lot. The title 70 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. GUM
by, Onancocl1.
Feb. 1S, 1892.
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water Party and Boa, Race.

A public water party aud boat race
will be given at Williams Point, on
the Pocomoke river, on Thursday,
August 25th, 1892. The race will be
for the championship between
Somerset and Accomac eou titles.
Meals and refreshments can be had
all during the day at mod crate ! rices.
A set of colors will be given tie win
ner. Let Accomac turn out and do
her best to win the prize.
Il. Fl. & III. C. SMITH,
Managers.
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Accomnc Association.

The Accomac Baptist Association
meets with the Modestown Baptist
Church Wednesday before the third
Sunday in August.
All visitors and delegates will stop
off at Bloxom station and be convey
ed to tie church. Mr.. R. B. Cooke
has fixed the rate of travel to de,e-
gates and visitors to the Association
at Fl cents per mile for actual dis
tance travelled All tickets will be
good to return until 2lst.
Respectfully,
G.. G.. JONES, Clerk,
Onancock, Va.
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MERCANTILE NoTIcE-The under
signed having qualified as admins
traitors of John NJ West, deceased,
will proceed at once to settle up the
business, and with that view, the en-
tire stock of the goods of the old firm
OF West, Willis g. Wyatt is offered for
sale at and below cost. The stock is
large and must be closed out by Seq
TENDER Goth, and all who want cheap
goods therefore, can buy them of US.
All persons indebted to the late firm
must settle by day named, as after
that time all claims unpaid will be
placed in the hands of all officer for
collection. No more credit will be
given from this date to anyone.
Having been kind and indulgent to
our patrons, we hope they will realize
our situation and respond promptly
and thereby save themselves and us
trouble. John B. Willis,
W. j. Wyatt.
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Atw Steamboat Line.

On and after August, Wednesday
oath, the steamer Accoquan will run
from Occohannock, Nandua and
Onancock to Crisfield in connection
with steamer Jane Mosely for Wash
ington-freight and passengers same
as on one through boat. This ar
rangment will continue until steamer
Thompson can be placed upon the
route.
GEORGE II. BoSsALL.
August 10th, 1892.
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pected it to be increased. That q
reason for such increase does exist,
we think will be shown by the fig
ures given below.
For the eight sessions the proprie-
tors carried on the school the
total number of pupils
not the average attendance-ex-
elusive of those who were not charged
tuition fees orincidental expenses, was
1913, whose tuition fees and inciden
tai expenses amounted to s15,O2S.92,
being an average per pupil per
session of $4O.99 during the eight
years.
For the last session-1ss45-th
proprietors carried on the school,
the total number of pupils--not aver
age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of those
received free of tuition fees and Incl
dental expenses. was ia, WHO'S, tut
ton fees and incidental expenses
amounted to S2.445.92, being an aver
age per pupil of $500. This larger
average per pupil, for the eighth ses-
sion, was caused by the advance in
grade of the pupils, and the larger
number of music pupils, over the
average grade and number of music
pupils for the whole eight sessions,
and is the fairer average to be APP
piled to session 1912.
The catalogue of the Onancock
Academy for the session 1901 gives
the number of pupils as 113. We
have not seen the catalogue for the
session 1912. but we understand the
number of pupils exceeded 100.
Taking the number of pupils as 100,
then. at our average of $4,000
per pupil for our eight years, the
gross tuition fees and incidental ex-
pcnses for last session should have
been 100000.
Taking the number Of pupils as 100,
then, at our average per pupil OF
S45.2 for the last session we carried
on the school, the gross tuition fees
and incidental expenses for last ses-
on-1S91-2-should have been $4.-
500 90. This amount we believe to
be approximately correct for 100 pu-
pills, as, for reasons above stated. the
average per pupil should be taken at
$500. For each Pupil over 100 of
course $500 should be added.
Taking, then, s4,529.00 as the gross
revenues of the school for the session
1912. let US see how much we got
for the use and wear and tear of the
property, and how much Messrs.
Brent and Wyant each got for his
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To LOVERS OF MUsrc-The Maps
vile Cornet Band offers it's services
to the public for the present season
on reasonable terms. We are prepared
to fill all engagements at the shortest
notice. For further particulars ap
ply to John L. Raytield, Secretary,
Mappsville, Va.
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"IvANHoE''-The best for the price.

GOODS AT AND BELOW Cosr-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
lless-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 18th day
OF September. Hyslup & Turner.
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Have You a DAUGHTER to Elleate?

Then let us send you the catalogue
of Norfolk College for Young Ladies.
The largest, cheapest and best.
equipped school in Tidewater, Va.
500 students, 90 teachers. Our mot
to is, the best advantages for the
least expense. A refined, elegant
home, with home comforts and train
ing. Art of self-support speciality.
should be made early,
as we were compelled to refuse 40 last
Fall from lack of room. Address -
.J.A.I 1. CASSIDY, b. s., Principal.
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G0rdV & riggs
Metompkin P. O., Va.

are prepared to supply the public with
all kinds of lumber. suitable for build
ing purposes, such as, laths, flooring,
Notwithstanding &C., at their mil
located between Woodbury. and Me-
tompkin. Will deliver same upon
premises of purchasers in vicinity
and at station most convenient
purchasers at distance. Cor
respondence requested and inforEia-
ton cheerfully 4 iyen. ALI orders
filed promptly. The patronage Of
the public respectfully solicited.
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Nor1cE-All@persons indebted to
he late firm, OF. Slocoinb & Ames are
ereby notified: that the business OF
aid firm must be settled, and they
are earnestly requested, without.fur.
ther notifications, to come forward
and pay their indebtedness. This is
also necessary in order to settle the
estate of F. A. Slocomb, the deceased
partner. Further indulgence cannot
be given. r. II. Anes. snrv wing
partner of Slocomb l. Ames. Upshur
B. Quinby, adlnr. of F. A. Slocotnb.
deceased.
Onancock, Va, Aug. 4, 1892.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-08-13

The Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of
Eastern Virginia is home company
for AccoInac and Northampton coun-,
ties, and through it the people are
ins1ring themselves, thereby saving
the profit they would otherwise pay
somebody else. G. F. Kelly, Oman
cock, General agent.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-08-13
BUSINESS NOTICES
At Onancock.

TAKE NoT1cE-Frank Jones. mer-
chant tailor, Pocomoke City, Md. will
visit Accomac G. H., the first day Of
every county court, with a fine line of
samples of goods for suits suitable to
the season.