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Real Estate at Private Contract.

l offer for sale at private con-
tract, my property situated in
Modestown, Va, consisting OF
storehouse, 35x5O feet, dwelling
Is large rooms) recently rebuilt,
all necessary outbuildings, lot
about 81 acres, large enough to
build another dwelling on. This
is one of the oldest and best bus
mess locations on the Eastern
Shore. Ihave not lost fifty dol
lars in bad debts in ten years,
and in business of twenty five
years have never had to resort
to the law to collect a debt.
This is a rare chance for any
one wishing to engage in the
general store business. Posses
sion given not later than April
18th, 1898. Apply to
o. J. LUCAS, Modestown, Va, or
T. H. DRYDEN, Pocomoke City, Md.
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Atlantic.
Mrs. Kelly, long sick with pneumo
MIA, now convalescing.

Mrs. Kelly, long sick with pneumo
MIA, now convalescing.
Mrs. Colly Coryell died Of hemor-
rhage, near Horntown, last week.
Considerable sickness in this neigh.
borhood but 30 far unatten dod with
fatal results.
About 90 per cent OF the sweet po-
tato seed in this section rotted dur
ing the late freeze.
Our present constable, Bun Con-
quest, is candidate for re election
and his friends say that he will "get
there" again.
Messrs. John s. Parsons and Will
liam Moff1tt, formerly of this place.
now Of Philadelphia. were home on a
visit to friends, last week.
A Methodist Protestant Sunday
School will be organized in Town
Hall, this place. next Sunday morn
ing, 8 q. III. All children invited.
Mr.. John Perdue, OF Maryland,
passed through orr village last week
with about rs head of horses and
mules. in search of purchasers for
same.
Our public schools under the man
agement OF Prof. Ross and Miss Lily
Miles. are in fourishing condition.
About rs pupils respond daily to the
roll call.
Diphtheria Is prevalent in upper
part OF county, just above Horntown.
Two children of Mr.. &. Y. Marshall
were dead in his house at one time
last week with the disease.
Nock's mill pond. near this place,
will be stocked soon with carp, by
Mr.. VIM. H. Miles and DR.. Thos. 7.
Taylor. The stream is ineXhaustlble
and well adapted to the propagation
OF fish.
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Meeting Of County Allianee.-.New Or.
gantxation to DO Effected.

At a meeting held this fifteenth
day of February, 1893, at Parksley
station, Accomac county, Virginia,
composed of a select committee from
each local Alliance of said county
above mentioned, the following
preamble and resolution was duly
considered and adopted:
Whereas. from certain conditions
now existing both from political and
financial standpoints, we deem it
wise and prudent, if not compulsory,
that we sever our connection with
the State farmers Alliance of Vir-
ginia, and
Whereas, certain reasons that COM
pei us to take this decided action
now, cannot be disputed by any fair
minded person giving the matter due
consideration.
1st. We are reminded of the fact
that the State levy imposed upon
each County Alliance has been used
for the furtherance OF a political or
ganization, in direct opposition to
our wishes and interests, therefore
we feel compelled to renounce such
an institution.
end. TO continue to be taxed to
the extent of siXty-tive cents out of
each dollar for State and county pur-
poses. as is now the case, and that
without receiving any material bene-
fits in return would be erroneous in.
deed if not weak and child-lille on
our part.
3rd. We believe that being as we
are isolated from other portions Of
the State of Virginia, and dealing
with the large cities of other States,
and at the same time being engaged
in agricultural pursuits different from
the greater portions OF our State, we
can best subserve our interests, by
creating an institution of our own,
for the purpose of dealing directly
with those offering us the best in
ducements and at the least possible
cost to ourselves Therefore be it
resolved.
/. That we do this day sever all
connection, with the State Farmers
Alliance of Virginia, and that COM
mittee be here appointed with full
powers to procure n charter-deter-
mine upon selection OF otlicers-for-
mulate bylaws and constitution
and create name for this infant
child.
9. That each local Alliance club,
in Accomac county, shall have the
right to select one member from
every twenty composing the order to
serve on the committee referred to in
these resolutions-and anyone not
having the requisite twenty members
will be allowed to combine with any
/ OpllSI lOCtil OIQcl ~ tLS w nCCulC 1CP-
resentation.
8. That all monies now on hand in
the hands OF county and local ALI
ance treasurers of Accomac will be
held subject to the order of said COM
mittee as provided for in this instru-
ment.
The above submitted by member
Of the Pungoteague Alliance, was
adopted with one dissenting vote,
and in accordance Herewith a com
lnittee OF five, consisting of Messrs.
George E. Winder, 7. A. Richards,
Thomas G. Kelly. James Nelson and
d. Frank White, was appointed to
draft bylaws and a constitution for
the new organization and report
same for ratification, amendment or
rejection, at meeting Of delegates
from each of the late sub-Alliances
of the county.
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commemorative

Farmers in this section report great
and in some instances, entire loss of
potato seed.
Miss Florence johnson, of Horn
town, spent several days last week
with Miss Mollie Gillespie, at this
place
a case of scarlet fever made its APP
pearance in our town this week. No
fears OF an epidemic, however, are
entertained.
The "Seaside Kennels" of this,
place, sold one of their thoroughbred
RED Irish" settlers, last week, to a
Pennsylvania sportsman, for fancy
price.
The funeral of Mrs. z. J. Coryell,
wife of E. C. Coryell, who died on
18th inst, took place from the NJ. E.
Church, South, on Tuesday, at II
ClOCh. TIC tcillllilS WCiO Ii9OiiOo
in Conquest cemetery.
The epidemic Of measles which
swept through this vicinity has
ceased for lack of victims. The last
case is now convalescent. Only one
person, that has not previously had
the disease, has escaped.
This town is growing. probably as
fast as any town in the county, ex-
cept such as are situated on the rail-
road. Several handsome residences
will be erected here at an early date
and numerous improvements and
business enterprises are projected.
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sTappsburv.


Mrs. Esther Taylor quite sick at
this writing.
Rev. Mr.. Williams preached his
first sermon pt Garrison's last Sun
day. ~
The acreage in peas in this Sec
ton will be very large this season.
Our farmers lost nearly all their
seed potatoes, both round and sweet,
during the late freeze.
A barrel factory will be, it is stat
ed, established at this place, at on
early day, under the management of
Mr.. Fred Bradford.
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NJ ecring of Tho Democratic County
Committee.

VI ecfiE= Of tho Democratic County
Committee.
st a meeting Of the Democratic
County Committee held at Parksley,
on last Wednesday, in view of the
fact that so many deserving Demo
Gratis are candidates for the same
offices under the incoming admins
tration and to the end that the offices
may be bestowed il accordance with
the wishes OF the Democratic voters
interested in the same, the following
resolution was adopted:
That in cases Of conflicts between
candidates for the same postoffice,
the county committee recommend
that the candidates submit their
claims to the Democratic voters who
are patrons of said offices ut a prim-
airy election to be held Saturday,
March 9TH, subject to the following
conditions:
LIST, The election shall be conduct
ed by member of the district com
nittee or by Judges appointed by
them.
End, Only such persons as are pa
irons of the Office and who voted the
Democratic ticket at the last Novem-
Der election or who failed to vote for
good reason or who would have voted
the Democratic ticket. and those who
have come of age since the last cleo
tion and would have then supported
the Democratic candidates shall be
legally qualified to vote.
3rd, The primary will only be held
where there are more than one appli-
can't for the same postoflice and this
arrangement agreed to by all candi-
dates for that office.
18th, The candidat only which
have announced themselves hereto
fore will have a voice in deciding
whether a primary election is to be
held or not, but any Dem ocrat Is eli
gible as candidate at the primary
in the event that plan is determined
upon.
9Th, All candidates who propose to
submit their claims to primary
must notify some member of the dis
trict committee Of such intention by
February 25th inst
9th. The candidate receiving the
most votes at the places where a prim-
airy election is held will have the en-
dorsenent of the Democratic County
Committee and doubtless secure the
postoffice.
No action was taken in regard to
other offices.
JOHN w. BowDo1N,
F. NJ. BoGGs, Chairman.
Secretary.
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ParkSIaY

Miss Jennie GUSTS, OF Baltimore,
is the guest Of Mrs. Ewell.
Over 100 scholars are now enrolled
in the Parksley public school.
D. H. johnson is movinga dwelling
house. from Leemont to Parksley.
Prof. H. E. vanDeman and VIM.
G. yorheis, of Michigan, visited
Parksley this week.
Prof. Handy, superintendent OF
public schools for Northampton
county. was here this week.
NJ. S. Justis and Miss Evelyn
Ewell, daughter OF o. P. T. Ewell of
Kiowa, Kansas, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. VIM Nick. Taylor was sum-
mened to Wilmington, Delaware, to
attend the funeral of his mother, on
Monday last.
Mr. w. H. Willard and Mrs. Willard,
of Delhi, N. Y, have returned to
Parksley from Old Point Comfort
and Washington.
w. L. Sharpley, the efficient agent
of the n. Y. P. & n. R. R. now has a
night assistant, which adds much to
the comfort of travellers by night
trains.
E. B. Francis. Esq, director of
lands, records and agriculture, Pun
jab. India, has ordered from H. r.
Bennett barrel of Parksley seed
sweet potatoes for the British Indian
government to introduce them into
the province of Punjab. They will
be shipped to Lahore, India, via
Bombay.
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To FARMERS AND PLANTERs-We
are prepared to supply our patrons
with all kinds of first-class seed, such
as: Choice "Houlton Early Rose, y
Beauty Of Hebron" Jersey Seed
Sweets, - extra early peas, beans, &c.
All orders must be accompanied with
the cash or satisfactory reference.
Silverthorn s. Co., 5O3 South Front
street, Philadelphia.
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A Card.

I am now ready to receive orders
for Mixture B" and "Fish Mixture
F." Prices the same as last season.
Thanking the farmers for their sew.
eral years. patronage, ask con,
tinuance of the same.
W. L. Mock, Agent,
Temperanceville, Va.
Jan. 18th, 1893.
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The reputation OF the Maltby
House, Baltimore, for first class aca
commodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central To-
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
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hereby announce myself
as candidate for constable in Lee
district, subject to the primary or
any method OF making nominations
which may DO adopted. Soliciting
the support of the voters, and pledg-
ing myself to faithful performance
of the duties of the office, if elected,
I am. yours very truly,
JAMES P. DAUGHERvY.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE. have
for sale Alaska and Triumph peas of
the best quality, Worcester Guano,
and Pocomcks Phosphate, 6xS pota
to bed frames, Lime and refuse Salt:
at bottom prices. Will buy 200 mead
of live hogs, any size, at good prices.
D. H.Johnson, LeemonL
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Buy your fresh beef, mutton, dried
beef, hams, fruits, vegetables, grocer
les, butter, cheese, lard, etc., ut Bun
dicks, the leading beef store of Oman
cock.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ON II itc0Gk =.

NElGHBOkHOODN VIES.
Oaam~ack.
Miss 7. Shield, who has been quite
i'll, is convalescent.
Mrs. VIM. H. Parker, who was
quite sick last week, is out now.
Miss Maggie Groton and Miss Sue
Langsdale are in Baltimore this
week.
Miss NJ. L. Battaile, of Blenhein,
has been visiting relatives in Oman
cock, this week.
There will be a negro minstrel en-
tertainment in Onancock. in the near
future-home talent.
Mr.. w. T. Knox, of Hodges Bros,
was in town Tuesday, and warmly
greeted by numerous friends
Mrs. Alexander, the guest of Mrs.
DR.. Charles Harmanson, returned
Tuesday, to her home in Philadel-
phia.
Capt. Al. Read, of the Virginia
Oyster Police. was in town Monday.
He reports much trouble on the
"line.n
Mr.. John L. Warren and family
spent the latter part of the week
with his sister, Mrs. Tyndall, on
Joynes' ST.
The concert given Friday night Of
last week by the ladies of the P. E..
church, WAS decided success, de
spite the heavy rainfall. Net pro-
ceeds something over $50.
Rev. A. ]. Reamy will immerse in
the Onancock Baptist church Sun
day night. He will also give the
scriptures bearing on the so called
CLOSE communion Of the Baptist
church.
The Young Peoples Christian En-,
deavor society here is accomplishing
n noble work. Itmeets every Mon
day night this month in Baptist
prayer meeting room. The member
ship is growing. Monday night Miss
Mamie Bagwell directed the wor
ship service, Miss Kimball and Miss
Monte Powell the song service. The
young people who do not attend the
Christian Endeavor meetings miss a
rare treat.
Chesapeake Lodge of Masons held
special communication on Friday
evening of last week when they
passed two candidates to the degree
of Fellowcraft and raised one to the
sublime degree Of Master Mason.
The work was performed with such
beauty, accuracy and impressiyeness
as would have been creditable to the
best lodges in our larger cities. DR..
Charles Smith, worshipful master of
Northampton Lodge, was present
and assisted in the work. His visit
was greatly enjoyed by the Masons
present. The next stated commune
cation of this Lodge will be held on
next Friday evening, the cath instant,
when two candidates will be raised to
the sublime degree of Master Mason.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance Of the members of
the lodge and that number of visit
ing brethren will be present.
The lodge room has recently been
fitted up with a handsome new car
pet, new curtains and other necessary
furniture, making it the most COM
Portable and handsome room of the
kind on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
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An infant child of William Rey-
nolds, died Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. VIM. P. Reed died Wednes-
day, 9Th inst, of measles, aged IS
years.
Mr.. Salathiel Coard, one of our
Oldest citizens, critically i'll at this
writing.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
NJ. E. Selby, Wilmington, Del; E. B.
Davidson, Milford. Del; RobJ. Fish
err, John Wall. Baltimore; John Bur
ton, John Rogers, Philadelphia.
John Moore King and Hiss Mollie
NJ. Smith will be married at our NJ.
E. Church, next Tuesday, 10 Il. III.
Mr. King is the son of Mr.. r. A
King and one Of the most prominent
druggists OF the city OF Washington,
and his prospective bride, the charm
ing daughter of DR.. X. s. Smith.
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FOR SALE-Berkshire pigs, Jersey
cattle, Hampshire Down sheep, stand
ard, registered, trotting colts. thor.
oughbred running colts, Crimson
clover seed. All at prices to suit
farmers. Orris a. Browne, Cape
Charles, Va.
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MERCANTILE NoTIcE-I now offer
my entire stock of general merchan
disc Except groceries, at cost for cash
or produce. These goods have got
to be sold in the next Two months,
and no reasonable price will be re-
fused. O. J. Lucas, Modestown, Va.
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WANTED "a new Or good second
hand horse cart with sideboards, fol
cash. John w. Corbin.
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BoARDINe-Mrs. U. B. Henderson,,
formerly of Pocomoke City, has open
ed large boarding house and will
be pleased to receive patronage. Her
house is large conyenientard central
ly located at 1893 West Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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For SAGE-3OO bushels of seed oats
H. D. Adams, Metolnpkin, Va.
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FOR RENT-The .Gladding store
house on the road from New Church
TO Pitts Wharf. Possession given at
once. w. B. Duncan, Massey. va.
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WAsTED-Oysters, eggs and wild
fowl at 81 Philadelphia market. j.
NJ. Williams & Co., Commission Mer-
chants.
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Nor1cE.-Coal for sale by John D.
Watts, Parksley, Va.
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FOB SALE-Early Rose second crop
seed. Address J. d. Savage, Frank
town, va.
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BUILDING LOTS For .SALE-At
Eastyille station, at moderate prices,
Apply to r. NJ. Scott, Onancock, Va.
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SEED Po1AToEs.-All farmers and,
dealers wanting sweet potato seed
con get them in any quantity from
us. Warranted Jersey sweet potato
seed. Correspondence solicited. J.
NJ. Williamson s. Co., 81 Philadelphia
Market, Phila., Pa.
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PuNGorEAGUE DISTRICT.

PUNGoTEAGUE DISTRICT.
Daniel j. Adams 81 SO
Charles ". Archey 1 &c
Andrew j. Ashmead 1 50
Francis A. Ashmead So
Levin Thos. Badger l So
Louis Beasley 15S
Levin Fl. BRYAN / CT
DanielIJ Burke 1872
Francis NJ Carmine 56
Louis G. Charnock "a
Orion N. Christian So
Jackson Custis 81
Richard a. Delano IS
Thomas j. Doughty 158
Thomas w. Fowler So
Vim. B. Harmon 1 So
*John W. Harrison SO
Albert R. Heath 81
Edward Hickman SO
Vim. A. johnson I 81
John Jones So
Andrew j. Joynes So
james Kellam, of john IS
*Thos. A. Kellam II
julius Lewis 81
George Martin CT
Smith W. Martin 58
VIM. J. Mason / So
Eldred II. Mears IS
John A. Menrs. OF Lorenzo SO
John Metcalf, of Jesse, "a
Abel T. Phillips 50
John W. Phillips, Of jesse So
Hugh T. Poulson b.
Asa r. Read IS
George VIM. Richardson 1 So
VIM. e. Ritter 81
Henry Rhodes So
VIM. A. Rogers SO
Edward 0. Scott So
Joseph Fl. Sharpley %
Charles Smith, of E. l 50
Sydney R. Smith So
Thomas w. Stiles, Jr. I So
Smith j. Stringer SO
Joseph Trader. of Henry, IS
Sydney P. Trader 67
Capt. James S. Turner 81
xJohn E. Turner, of James. 8 2 70
Littleton o. Ward 5S
John Warren 81
John Waterfield So
VIM. T. White, of i. IS
*Benjamin D. Wise ! IS
Colorod.
John Thomas Allen 81
Howard Ames l So
John Ames, of Nancy. %
Tarleton Ames IS
Thomas A1nes 90
Charles AshbY 1 So
Edward Ashby SO
Henry Ashby, of Alfred, 1 Is
#Wm. Ashby, of Mary, ! sc
Arthur Ayres ] 90
George Stephen Ayres ] GO
Samuel Ayres ! 81
Isaac Badger So
Thomas Bagwell, of Ann. ! So
Edgar Bayly I CT
George Bayly, of Isaac. ] So
Harry Bayly ! So
James Bayly, of Leah, l IA
Levin Bayly, Sr. ] 10
Littleton Bayly l IS
Samuel James Bayly ! 85
Solomon Bayly 67
Thomas Bayly, of Nicey,. / 66
Upshur Bayly, of i. l 05
George Beach, of Daniel. IS
George Beach, of Eliza, ! IS
*Nathaniel Beach IS
Charles Beckett So
John Beckett, of Mary, 65
John Beckett, of Rachel. SO
Luther Beckett "a
Caleb Isaiah Bevans l IS
Charles Bevans. Jr, IS
Edward Bevans. IS
Israel Bevans GO
James H. Bevans. so
James Bevans, of Dennis. 1 IS
John e.. Beyans 6e
Elijah Boggs, OF Louis, / 5S
George Boggs ! 81
Barney Bradford l 65
Ralph Bray l 20
Isaac Brickhouse l 5e
John Leonard Brickhouse' 81
Geo. Washington Busic l 81
Richard Bunting, of Harriet. | O.
Vim. Bunting / 81
Andrew Byrd IS
George Byrd, of H. ! 81
SoutheY Byrd Gt
Moses Christian ! 81
George Clifford 6;
George Colona 1 81
John Pierce Colona 6;
King Colona 81
VIM. Colona, Sr. 4 q
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Insolvont Copitntion and Property
Taxes for 1901.
Published by order of Board of su-
pervisors of Accomac.
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NoT1cE.-Strayed away from my
promises. Saturday, February 9TH, a
yellow setter dog, with leather strap
around his neck. Information OF his
whereabouts will be suitably re-
warded. 7. A. Gof1igon, Painter, Va.
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For SALE Fifty potato bed cy-
press frames, in good repair. Apply
to Box q, Aecomac G. H., Va.
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10 Oh, my! Naeirema is delicious.
For SALE.-Nine barrels of EARLY
Gent and "Ohili Red round pota-
toes. Mrs. E. F.C. Garrett, Accomac
G. H., va.
For SALE.-Falqn 1870 acres, 10
acres in Strawberries, good truck
land, two miles from station; also
100000 strawberry plants, Michel's
early and Stephens, one dollar per
NJ Apply to Farlow Bros, New
Church, Va.
TnsrrMoNIALs-We, the under.
signed have used Barleyento Natural
Guano on clover, grass and corn,
and found it equal to any natural
Guano we ever used.
James A. Barnes,
John Birmingham,
VIM. w. Birmingham.
John S. Cutler.
7. j. Hall.
For Orchilla Guano, send your or
ders to W E. Thomas, Nassawad-
dox, Va.
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TAK,E NoTIcE-Frank Jones, mer-
chant tailor, Pocomoke City, Md will
visit Accomac G. H., the first day of
every county court, with fine line of
samples of goods for suits suitable to
the spaS0m.
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womnn,s missionary society,

The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at Charlottesville church
Friday, Gath inst, 2 p. m. All mem
bers\requested to attend, as business
of Importance demands it.
MRS. NJ. R. DAVIS,
MRS. NJ. E. DAVIS, President.
Treasurer.
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For SALR.-Raw she'll meal. APP
ply to W. L. Mock, agent, Temper
aneeyille, va.
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For Sale.


s1S per ton at car, Meal,
Bran and Mill
Feed.
Hot Bed Sash, Bricks, Lime and
Laths, Fish Fertilizers and
Bone Fertilizers.
Garden Seeds, Sweet and Irish
Potato Seeds,-Silver Skin On
ion Sets So per bushel, order
quick if you want them
Clipper and F T Flows, Cul-
tivators and attachments
Stove Coal, &c, &c.
All kinds of Building Material
furnished on short notice.
All at fair prices.
H. T. WHITE,
Bloomtown, Va.
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NoTrcK.-Stoek Of goods for sale
and store house for rent. r. w. T..
KeIlam, Locustyille, Va.
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Oh, my! Naeirema is delicious.

nY Naeirema never disappoints you
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a case of scarlet fever made its APP
pearance in our town this week. No
fears OF an epidemic, however, are
ontertsina1
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Dealers in all kinds Of

Dealers in all kinds Of
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Mantels,
Bracket Shelves, Mouldings, Sash
Weights and Cord, Balusters,
Newell Posts and Stair Rails.
All kinds Of
Bracket and Porch Trimmings made
to order.
Shingles, Laths, Lime, Cement, Hair.
Also agents for
-Harrison's Paints
Full stock of Hard ware, &C., at city
prices guaranteed by
E. T. PARKS & CO.,
Parsley, Va.
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eY- Use Nacirema for good bread.
FOR SALE-A good farm and road
horse belonging to Baptist parson
age. For terms apply to BIT. Gun
ter or A. J. Lilliston.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-02-18

Miss Jennie Custis, OF Baltimore
is the guest Of Mrs. Ewell.