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FISHERIES ANNIHILATED
ONE FAMILY REPORTED KILLED OR
DROWNED.
The Loss of Property Reaches a Million
and Quarter.
oecial Dispatch to the GRApHra..

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 4.-Addi-
tionalreport of Mondays stormfr from
Bayou Cook report Conlony oyter
fisheries totally annihilated. One
family is reported killed or drowned,
The total deaths reported from the
storm are BOG Property loss is esti-
mated at 81, 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04
About the Cherokee Strip.
)isnateh 10 the GRAPHTC.

Special Dlspatcn 10 INC UKlAPHIO.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 4.-Dele-
gate Flynn, OF Oaklahoma, intro
duced a resolution in the House to-
day allowing all citizensin the Cher
okee Strip who have lived there
twenty days prior to Oct, q, a right
to vote in the election and hold OF
fee
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04
THE NEWS In BRIEF.

|rbe Peoples Bank, Of Louisville,
H.. went into liquidation yesterday.
|Tbe condition OF Prince Bismarck
alarming. He is aninfirm old man.
senator's Palmer and Dolph spoke
favor OF the repeal bill yesterday.
The old Brunswick Hotel at Hot
brings was destroyed by fire this
forming.
local is eleven dollars a ton in Lon
bn and going higher, caused by a
trike among the coal miners.
|The grand chiefs OF the Louisville
ailroad strike have withdrawn and
/, alnicable adjustment is expected.
#k#
Monday night, at Little Bay, Ark,
he'd Pierce was accidentally shot by
bin Riley and died early yesterday
Morning.
d
srashier Truslow, of the Bank of
hrroll, Huntington, Tenn, is hid
IL to escape arrest; short in his ac-
Dunts $4,000.
Policeman Cal Smith, OF Paducah,
<v.. was shot through the heart
'esterday by Murray Gilbert, whom
e had arrested.
The steamboat James Lee burned
3 the waters edge last evening OPP
osite Memphis on the Arkansas
ide. Loss, 100000. Partly insured.
NV
At Joint meeting OF the Memphis
Ierchants aud Cotton Exchange last
light at Memphis, the Senators from
tennessee were pronounced derelict
nd Indifferent.
"a party Of seven were out sailing
ear the entrance to Gods Bay Sun
lay when the boat was capsized by a
iust OF wind and four Of the party
Fere drowned.
The county leyying court Of Pu-
Bski accepted yesterday the bridge
opposition on the part OF Little
Jock & Memphis railroad by vote
/ A to u. The bridge viii Relocated
t point between Mclean street
md the lower bridge and will cost
250, 900.
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The Poorest Ever KNOWN.

eeial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 4.-Your cor
spondent learns from planter in
eeoia county, Miss, today that
cotton crop in thatsection is the
crest ever known.
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GLAYTON'S MURDERER.
The Defendant and Prosecuting witness
Hand Ready for the Trial.

DVVoIttI IlIoJdUOiI 10 IIIo OftAFhIl,
MoRRILToN, ARK, Oct. Hickey,
charged with the assassination OF
John NJ. Clayton, is here Sois Burk-
hart, the prosecuting witness.
Hiekey's trial will come up in the
circuit court tomorrow, and it is
whispered that evidence OF a cor
roborating character has been dis
covered which will sustain the state
ments of Burkhart. What is the
nature of the evidence said to have
been lately discovered cannot be
learned.
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Exeursioaists to Chicago.

cial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
,iIrsBURG, Pa, Oct. 1.-The first
'ches OF excursionists from New
= 20 Chicago, over the Pennsyf-
''a me, passed through here this
|rhing with 1000 excursionists.
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TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION.

'orty Houses and Twelve Churches De-
stroyed by the storm at Mobile.
pecial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
MOBILE, ALA, Oct. 4.-Still meager
etails in regard to the. recent de-
tructiye storm About forty houses
nd twelve churches destroyed.
torres flooded.
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undertakers In Session.

,lai Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
,.iRoir, Mich, Oct. 4.-The TWEEN
annual convention of the Inter
|onal Funeral Association con-
FL here this morning
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worlds Congress of M,ssions.

y Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
FeAeo' LII, Oct. 4.-(ien. R. B.
~, = q Cincinnati, addressed the
congress OF Missions now in
|s'i !, the Art Palace on the RE
|S4ollltF Of Christian Govern
20 Human Rights,
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The opera-honse will be crowded
tonight, Faust being the attraction
The press oh over the country speaks /
Well OF Mr.. Lewis Morrison as
.Mephist0.
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WEATHER REPORT.

West, Northwest and upper lake
regions partly cloudy Dakota, Min
nesota and Nebraska. light rains to-
day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

Levy Districts Nos. / and 2 each
voted a tax OF mills, which was APP
proved by the board
The following will be the taxes for
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

A party Of seven were out sailing
lear the entrance to Gods Bay Sun
lay when the boat was capsized by a
gust OF wind and four of the party
Eere drowned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

The Peoples Bank, Of Louisville,
: went into liquidation Yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

rbe condition OF Prince Bismarck
alarming. He is aninfirm old man
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

Palmer and Dolph spoke
FAVOR OF the repeal bill yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-04

Coal is eleven dollars a ton in Lon
bn and going higher, caused by a
! rike among the coal miners.
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Myn,eneal.

Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Amiss, an
nounce the forthcoming marriage Of
their daughter. Mary Aurelia, to Mr..
Waller Francis busch, at the Cum
berland Street III. E. Church, Nor
folk, on the 18th instant. y
Rev. Mr.. Aniss is presiding elder OF
the Norfolk District M. E. Church,
and his daughter is most attractive
young woman, who is we'll known in
Observation-Disclosures State.
Mr.. John H. Hall and Miss Maud
Payne were the contracting parties
to a pretty marriage solemnized at
the BRIDES residence on Messongo,
on the LIST inst. Rev. R. B. Scott,
OBLIGATED, and the following brides
maids and groomsmen were in at
tendance: Miss Nellie Payne and B.
G.. Johnson, Miss Lovey Hall and T.
D. Topping, Miss Clara Churn and
A. L. Lewis. A reception elegant in
all respects followed the ceremony at
the brides home, and after spending
a delightful evening the guests re-
tired with only good wishes for the
groom and his bonny bride.
GyEsT.
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Races nj SNOW EIliI.

The races at Snow Hill last We'd
nesdaY, under the management Of
the Worcester County Driving Park
and Agricultural Society, were large
ly attended. The three-year old
race was won by Lucas, owned by
VIM. A. Hurley. New Church, Va.
The two year old was won by Fannie
Butler, owned by A. D. Pussy, of
of Pocomoke City. Stella c., owned
by James E. Davis, of Horntown,
won the pacing race. In the free for
Worcester county trotters Gray Ea-
gle, Jr., Sydney F. Townsend, own
err, led Democratic Messenger, 4th.
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Total ..I1931I19 O3i1931I 1o9S

Robert G. Kent, Democratic candi.
date for Lieutenant Governor. re.
ceived 1880 votes-and R. Taylor
Scott, Democratic candidate for At.
torney-General, received 1882 votes.
Edmund R. Cooke. J. Brad Beverly
and William H. Gravely, candidates
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Acknowledgement, respectively,
On the Third party ticket, each re-
ceived 1876 votes, cast as follows:
Chincoteague IA, New Church 1 Tenn
peranceville 80, Mappsville 2, Muddy
Creek /, Newstown 3, Accomac C. H.
IS, Onancock 8, Wachapreague 4S,
Hawks Nest IS.
James R. Miller and Willie B. Keg-
ley, Prohibition candidates for Gov
ernor and Attorney General, respec-
lively, each received 1872 votes, cast
as follows: Chincoteague 10, Green.
backville II, New Church IS, Maps
vile ?, Masonville s, Newstown Z,
Accomac G. H., 2. Onancock SO, Tan.
gier Island II, Wachapreague l.,
Hawks Nest s, Pungoteague 2. Jno.
S. Tyler, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on same ticket, ran behind
the other candidates 10 votes at
Chincoteague and 2 at Onancock, and
the vote cast for him was 16S.
Votes cast for William J. Rev,
Prohibition candidate for Senator,
ISL.
Votes cast for Patrick H. Conorton,
Prohibition candidate for House of
Delegates from Accomac, 1856.
Votes cast for William J.Gibb, Pro
hibition candidate for House of
Delegates from Northampton and
Accomac, IT'S.
Votes cast for julius J. Belote, Pro
hibition candidate for House of Dele
gates from Elizabeth City and Acco-
mac, 1914.
Votes cast for Laban T. Lewis, In
dependent Democratic candidate for
House of Delegates from Northamp-
ton and Accomac, 81.
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Allan fic.

Mr. S. w. Matthews is suffering
from cold caught at the Worlds
Fair and is quite unwell at this writ
ing.
Our NJ. P. Church is-,,oe,.'~-e-------
pletion and when finished will be an
ornament to the northern part of our
village.
Messrs J. D. Parsons and J. w.
Taylor were in attendance as wit
nesses before the q. S. Court at Nor
folk this week.
Fourteen persons were baptized by
Rev. W. W. Wood last Sunday and
about twenty-five have been re-
ceived as members of his church.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at the Baptist Church at. this place,
conducted by Rev. W. W. Wood, as
sisted by Rev. A. J. Reamy, and it is
without question the grandest meet
ing ever held in this community
From so to 60 persons have professed
conversion, and people in every walk
in life, and Of all ages, seem to be
aroused to the necessity and value Of
a religious life.
Mr.. William Motif died last Sun.
day after lingering illness, of con
sumption, aged 25 years. His funer.
eral was preached on last Tuesday
by Rev. ]. E. T. Ewell, to q large as
semblage of sorrowing friends and
relatives. He was young man o.
fine character and was generally es
teemed in this community. His un
Gle, Capt. S. J. Davis, who had beer
a father to him, has the sympathy O.
all in this vicinity in his affection.
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NEIGHBoRHO0D NOTES.
wachaprcague.


Mrs. Bette Mapp, has bought the
Watson" place of Mr.. E. T. Powell
and will occupy the same another
year.
A revival meeting will begin at oul
Presbyterian Church. at an early day
to be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Clark
the pastor.
Another Smith has been added to
the large family of that name. 1t
arrived last week and Mr.. Edgar
Smith proudly calls it his Number 8.
Bernie LeCato. son of DIR. George
w. LeCato, is confined to his home
with typhoid fever, but daily i'm
provement in his condition is report
ed.
Our worthy son of Crispin, Mr..
Robert T. Harmon, will relinquish
his citizenship at this place another
year and become citizen of Grange.
vile.
Our townsman, DR.. LeCato, is wear
ing gracefully the honors which fell
to him last Tuesday, and our people
have great expectations of him as a
Legislator.
Mrs. Sinai Smith, will leave on the
Goth inst, for Pensacola, Florida, to
spend the winter with her son, Alfred
Smith, who is prosperous business
man of that place.
Mr.. A. H. G. Mears has recently oc
cupied another store and now has a
larger area for the mercantile bust
ness than any merchant on the East
ern Shore. He now has three large
stores and all of them are we'll filled
with goods of every description. The
last is being used entirely as head.
quarters for stoves. Customers. are
being attracted by his enterprise in
ulttlly QlTCCllOuS.
The oyster shocking establishment
of Capt. N. B. Rich will resume OPP
erations next Monday, and furnish
ing as it will, employment to many
in this community, its Importance
cannot be lightly estimated nor the
enterprise too highly commended.
Its capacity will only be limited by
the supply of oysters and the de.
mand for the same. Some 40 or so
gallons will probably be shocked
daily at the establishment during the
winter.
Mr.. A. s. Kellam, who has served
the public so acceptably as proprietor
of the Powellton Hotel for several
years, will vacate the same at the
beginning of the year and enjoy the
luxury of a more retired life in the
McMath mansion in another part of
the town. 1t is not known whether
Mr.. Kellam retires on competency,
which he so richly deserves as ''mine
host, or gives up the hotel business
for the more congenial occupation, of
the shovel and the hoe. Mr.. Powell
is in correspondence with northern
parties who desire to rent the hotel
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sound oyster Controversy.


Attorney General Poe yesterday
received notice from Washington
that the United States Supreme
Court has advanced On Its docket
the habeas corpus appeal case
of Robert L. Wharton, of Ma
ryland, who was convicted of
taking oysters Illegally in Pocomoke
sound. The motion to advance the
case was made by Mr.. Poe. The
case will be taken up January 8,
1894. AS the question involved con-
Germs the right of Maryland citizens
to take oysters in Pocomoke sound,
it was considered proper to have it
settled as early as possible.-Balti-
mors Sun, 9th.
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PUBLIC AUCTIONS will be
sold at public auctiorocustville,
on Saturday, Nov. 1commenc-
ing att o'clock p. m. shold and
kitchen furniture, twts and a
sloop, the latter Of abs bushels
capacity, the same bde proper
ty of William T. Jadeceased.
Terms made known Of OF sale.
Mrs. Mary E. James.
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PERSONALS.

Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, the faithful
and popular pastor of Pungoteague
circuit for four years, will have to
change this year because of a rule OF
the Methodist Church forbidding the
Bishop to appoint a preacher for
more than four successive years to
the same field. Mr.. Anderson will
carry with him the deserved affection
and sympathy Of the people he now
serves.
Rev. w. R Crowder, pastor of
Franktown and Johnsontown, has
removed his family to Lynchburg in
order to give his daughters the edu-
cational advantages of the Randolph
Macon Woman's College. His par
ishioners much fear that this move
is to lead to the loss of their pastor.
Reports say, that Rev.. W. Nichol-
son, of Temperanceville, who has
done such splendid work on Accomac
circuit for two years, contemplates
leaving the Shore at the next Con
ference.
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Now is the time to plant fruit--and
shade trees. Nrttl--I q - toio5ue. "A
large stock Of cabbage plants now
ready at $3.50 per thousand,
A. ]. McMATH, Prop'r.
Accomac Nurseries
Onley, Va.
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NORTHAMPTON.
Mothod,sts Making Ready For Con'
ference.

florence.
The Methodist preachers Of the
Eastern Shore district, of the church
South, are now winding up the work
of the year, preparatory to the as
sembling of the Annual Conference
in Danville, Va, November %.
Nine of the 1c pastoral charges
composing the district are in the
counties of Accomac and Northamp-
ton. The final quarterly meetings
in all these, except Onancock, have
been held. The indications are that
there will be no deficit in any charge
ON preachers salary. There was at
one time some doubt about full pay
ment at South Accomac (Drummond-
town. and on Belle Haven circuits,
but full payment is now considered
assured at Drummondtown, and
Belle Haven circuit only needs one
more strong effort to join the COM
pany Of those who pay up in full.
All the benevolent collections com.
pare we'll with last year.
Hundreds of persons have been
converted and added to the church.
The new Methodist Church at Cape
Charles, the finest on the Eastern
Shore of Va, is about rooted.
Another fine new church costing
So, 500 is now approaching compile
ton at Franktown.
Altogether the showing of the
Eastern Shore Southern Methodist
for the year now closing, indicates
piety, power, push. and prosperity
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You will find Sldmb Bros goods
all marked in piallg cures and prices
the same to everye, and if YOU
want fine clothing| q reasonable
price be sure to go ere.
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slocomb Bros, Onancock, is the
place to get the very latest designs
in dress goods and trimmings to
match in furs, braids, silks, gimps
and velvets.
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BUSINESS rICEs.

PUBLIC AUCTION will sell at
public auction, on premises. near
Hoffmans Wharf, ofuesday, Nov
ember 21st next, whole OF nv
personal property, sisting in part
of, household and lhen furniture.
farming implementifamily mare I
years old, 1 mare 10Irs old, q good
driver, (Hambleton Messenger). /
gelding q years oldge for age, by
Sentinel Chief, ling II years
old, by Sentinel Sf, 2 fillies 5
months old, by Smell Chief, 3
carts, side bar bug2 sets of car
riage harness, IS pc, bed frames,
30 strawberry cratcorn, fodder.
hogs, Poland Chinood sow, 1000
pounds of pork, &Sale to begin
at 10 q. M, sharrerms made
known on day of SAY. P. Martin.
Hoffmans Wharf.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing upon the premises
known as ..Bowman's Folly' under
the penalty of a prosecution to the
full extent of the law. VIM. H. Coxton
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Slocomb Bros. advertise strictly in
their own name.a and you will find
their goods bran new and of the la
test styles.
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Buy your fine fresh beef, pork, sau-
sages and mutton at Bundick's. AL
so fine choice apples, celery, etc.
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For stylish and latest colors in
ladies' and misseploaks call at Pate
81 Mason's.
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Choice mackerel at Bundick's.

A large supply of shoes just re-
ceiyed. Fine md medium grades
and at closest Eices at Pate & Ma
sons.
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For RENT-For year 1894, the
dwelling and lot at Drummondtown,
at present occupied by BayIy Ashby.
For terms, etc., apply to Thomas J..
Powell, 0nancock, or A. j. Lilliston,
Accomac G. II.
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Soused pigs fee and tripe at Bun.
dicks.
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NoTIcR-A dark brindle cow, with
four white feet, has been on my prem
Uses for some time. The owner is re-
quested to call for her, pay charges
and take her away. Arthur Parks.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoNkill sell at
public auction on mMises, Hope
land, one mile fromlestown, on
"Wednesday, Noyenl22nd inst,
valuable personal ply, consist
ing in part OF, 8 nj / mare and
colt, potato bed frantagon, corn,
fodder, hogs, cattle, leye mower,
farming implementsSale to COM
mence. at 10 a. m. Teaade known
on day of sale. Wmyortham.
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For RzNr-House with six rooms
and lot.i we'll situated in Wacha-
prague, E. T. Powell.
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Hats in all the laing styles and
prices guaranteed Pate & Mason's.
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NoT1E-We have for sale oyster
tongs aid shafts from Is to 26 feet
long. j G.. Justis q Co., Hunting
Creek.
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For SALE-Yoke of oxen 0 years
old. III. Northam, Modestown, Va.
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NoTIcE-The firm of Crockett &
Newman, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership, August S1st, 1898.
T. A. Crockett, Tangier Island.
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NoTIcE-A yearling came to my
home four years ago. The owner
is requested to call for her and pay
charges. NJ. J. Poulson.
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NnrICE-I will sell

NOTICE. will sellSublic auc-
ton on my premisear Modes
town, on Wednesdaysmber Goth,
all of my personal PITY consist
ing in part of / very mule, a lot
of nice hogs, cattle, Godder, DO
tato bed frames, andy farming
implements usually In a nicely
equipped farm. Salcommence
at 10 o'clock a. mrms made
known On day of sale. Bundick.
Nov. 9Th.
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For SALE-A very valuable farm of
fifty. six acres, belonging to Mrs. Su-
san E. Fox, and situated at Wacha-
preague. Apply to Thos. W. Russell.
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For SALE-My boat. a dead rise
lighter, sloop rig-will carry about
1876 bushels of oysters. She has good
sails and is in good repair in ali re-
;spects. B. F. Hargis, Broadwater,
Northampton county, Va.
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WANTED-By competent clerk,
position in hotel or store in Accomac.
x. Onancock, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures 5th,
1898. at Bethel Church, by Rev. j. l..
King, Albert J. Scott to Miss Sallie
w. Marshall.
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For aLE-steam saw mill, plan.
er, timer wheels &e.-all in good
conditin. Please take notice also
that,weintend to close up our bust.
ness ans all indebted to us must, set
tie at OF ice. Parks & Nelson.
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For sALE-Five young horses,
home stock and six Morrill, colts. 3
years old. j. W. Short, New Church,
Va.
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OfOCofl0S,
Confectionery,
Blank Books,
Pencils,
Tablets,
&C., &c.

We mark all of our goods in
plain figures, and give the same
price to everybody, and our
goods are new and the latest
styles.
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WANTED-An industrious farmer
to superintend and work on a farm
in Northampton. Liberal wages paid
to suitable man. Robinson Not
tingham, Eastville, Va.
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Truth WILL OUT

I will sell goods at the lowest
possible prices.
retail Whiskey at rs, $3.50
and $1.75 per gallon. Pure Ken.
lucky 8 years old at So per gal
Ion. and finer grades of whiskey.
Good Rum $l.25, $3.50, $1.75,
and the Farmers Delight at So
per gallon.
Pure Holland Gin at $3.50,
$1.75 and $3.50.
Pure Apple and Peach Bran.
dy 81. Proof at So.
Pure Port and Sherry Wine
for medicinal use.
I guarantee all my liquors
free from drugs.
My General Merchandise sell
at the lowest prices to enable us
to live and let live.
w 90. wa1saa,
Mappsville, Va.
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We are loaded down. Come
and help unload us. and save
money. Hard times disappear
when you strike our store con-
quering prices-irresistible bar
gains stand out in every line.
Come ye particular and expert
-scrutinize and criticise-and
you will see how skillfully our
purchases have been made.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-11

For SALE-Locust posts. W. E.
Mapp, Onley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-11

NoTI E-The undersigned has for
sale Il of Georgia heart pine lum-
Der, uihble for boat building. 1t is
all sawd and dressed for boat mate
rial OF II thickness and width
deckineall 2 inches and IT inches
thick. t is all at upper end of Is
land at phn Archie's shipyard. D.
NJ. Merit, Chincoteague Island.