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EOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


J D Atkins, U SN EA Cronin USN
Hall, w scott. u SN
w Ward u Beassy Oklahoma
r Deford, Sargentch. Berkeley
DannielsoD, Spokane j Buchanan, U 5 N
j Race. y Obery. u )
J Bush, U w H Murphy, U SN
Varcelman, @ S NJ Haley, U 5 NJ
Moncovich, q s y Bodin. U n
II w Cameron, o FitzmmOns q
II Smith, U Schiamm, Pittsburg
Doyle. Boston L Colbert, Z ) y
Burke. j Mcknight, Seattle
Smitherson, shasta A Kipp. Vancouver
H + FaiEelough. Cal Kirby. San Jose
Frohman, U w Howe U S n
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
g r bunting, Stockton NJ Bass, Dunsmuir
Miss Geary, Fresno NJ jackson. Gilroy
MISS Halfway. .Bakersfid j Kennedy, Seattle
q q Donaldson. Nebr MissA r Donaldson, n Nebr
q Garland. Cheyenne Collins, Alcatraz
w Turn IT ~ w Oakland A Crane, Oak and
Rollins, Oakland J Gilbert, Oakland
Conboy & ". Oakland r g Deford. San Rafael
Peterson, GilroY G NJ Myers. Santa Rosa
W FOrtish, Saeto } Gass. Portland
j A Williams, Angel Isld Eking q W, santa Rosa
W Stalker, Portland ID kIeper. Angel Island
q Warner, Bakersfield Miller, Bakersfield
Edgar son, olympia Miss Saulter PuyaIlup
Steers, Seattle Breutt, Tacoma
B.M Nicholson, Seattle Ryan. san Jose
PALACE HOTEL.
Il Cnley, Virginia City Inderrisden. Chicago
@ { lie Forgee. Decatur a Goldschmidt, " Y
Farraher, Yreka j Bullard, Conn
Warner, Conn & ID Van DuZer, Reno
w T Mckinney. Phila WS Hughes, USN
Nj Peyser a W, y Miss Peyser Ny
Jessie Peyser. y II Peyser n
Miss Pevser S.m, y Schwartz, New Orleans
W u kerckhoh & W. l. A
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed
Francisco on MONDAY
EE To obtain any of
must call for Advert
date OF the list. II
weeks they will be Sent
Ad.ms Jno l.
Ackerson Mrs Louise 5
Adear Mrs X
| Adams Miss Jessie
Agan Eugene
Aiken 1 hos h
| Alexander Mrs Lena
Allen Horace II
Alien Patrick
Aim strain Mrs Sophie
| American Baptist PuOC
| Ambrose Frank Z
| Ames Miss Martha J
! Anderson A
Anderson Miss Anna
Bachman G
Bailey X
Bailey waiter F
Bahr Miss Agnes
Bahrman ivan
Balm. er W L
Bales b w
Bales + p
Banks Miss Anna
Barbee d Smith
Barklow Mrs Jane
Barnes w K
| Barr X
Barla & Co
Barr Mrs sadie
BarSac a
Barton Mrs e g
Bates Miss Il
Bsltiu Miss Josie
| Bayer Alfred
| Beach S
Beals f
Beam Jas
Bearley Mrs Ellen
Beaudry Miss Is
| Beede Geo
Bell w A
Benham Mrs Marie
BENEFIT Mrs
Bennett A
Bennett Peter
Bennie R0bt II
Benroth SEQ
Berry Miss Mlndora L
Beruaa ID II
Bevan Mrs Alice
bfbbero Mrs ID
Bishop Mrs )
Bessonette Miss Flor
ence 7
Bistamy Khalil A
Bierch Jens
Blanchard Mrs Jennie
Caffrey Fran X
Canill VIM
Cahill VIM (OaklAnd)
California Vineyard Co
Callahan Miss Mary +
Callen JAS
CallowayMrs(care New
all & Coz
Calm Rose
Carey Z
Carisen Mrs n
Carlson ID %
Carlson Gustaf Alfred
Carlson Mrs Hilma
Carlson Nellie Bessie
Carr w A
Carroll John
Carroll Mrs Laura
Carroll Michael
Carter Albert
Carter II
Carter Wesley
Carter Willie
Casey Mrs 4
Cassell Joseph B
CaIterson W J
Centre Mrs Howard St
Chase Miss Lucy
| Childs II
DabeTer Max
Dahle MTe &
Dalgrau II e
DAVIDSON James
DAVIS Mrs Annie
Davis Francis A
Davis Frank
Davis George
Davis II A ~
Davis James
Davis John
Davis May Blossom
DAVIS W II
DAVE John
Davs John
Dean } q
Deeher Mrs (Stxth st)
De CaYal DIR
Deering George
Deehey Jonn
Delcomyn Peter
Delaney VIM p
| Deelee ) NJ
Denny Mr. (E Africa
DE Stlckney Mrs (Mis
sion ST.
De Yeuye Mrs Jas II
De filllersi Mrs Mary
Eagle Fruit c. =
hastOn Geo g
Eekhardt Chas r 2
edwards frank Il
E'igeley MISS NJ
fkemond Angus
Ellis Mrs Henry
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AUCTION SALES.
FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD

TOMORROW.
Tuesday....... ..............September II, 1894,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. at residence
NO. 1884 PAGE STREET, CORNER COLE,
- WILL SELL.
BY order of CAPTAIN MATHEwsoN.
The Elegant Upright Piano,
Gorgeous Tarlor Upholstery; Elegant Mantel
Mirrors; Magnificent Works of Art
Elegant Chamber and Leather Dining
Room
F U R NJ Z IT u H Il
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD.
se10 2t% Auctioneer 19 Montgomery st.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended S. Sailings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
September 17-0etober 8. 49,
TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,
september 16-0ctober 16-November 16.
Apply NJ. NJ. STERN. Chronicle BLDG
GAS MARKET ST.. San Francisco,
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NEEDS YOUNG MEN


More. of Them Required
:. by the Church.
CONTRAST OF TWO KINDS.
Native Sons Given a Rub bv a
Preacher.
PRAISE FOR YOUNG CHRISTIANS.
One Pastor Says the JaiIs Have
s :, Twice as Many Young Men
. J.; =: as the Churches.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL So
- fortnightly for the West Indies aud <EEEEs1
southampton. calling en- route at CherOourg
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacihc Mail 5. s. Co.. issued for freight aud treas
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg southampton. First-elass.
$l95; third GLASS; S97 50. For further particu-
lars Apply TO PARROTT q Co., Agents,
If 500 California ST.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Fitzpatrick John
7 Fletcher Mrs r 81
Ford Geo u
Foster Mrs Chas
Foster JC
Foster Robt A
Fowler + T
Franklin Max
y )Frsppier Mathilds
Fraser VIM
Frederick RT
Frost Mrs Addie V
Frooerg Carl
Fruckcltein Joe
FryiSon Miss EVA
D Fry Co Douglas
Fuchs Alex w
Fullert W
Goldsehm1dt DrL
jonsales Mrs Estella
Gottiner Ike
Graham Mis-
Graham David
Grabham L Il
Graner Josef
Gran Miss Sc phie
Gray he Misses
Gray Fred
Gray Miss Carrie NJ
Gray Mrs Mary L.
Gre enfield wmC
Green d Richardson
Grifnth Miss Minnie
Grundman Frank j
Greenen hagen MISE
GuessfeldG Marie
Gnllbranssn Olof
Guntini e
Gustefson Mrs Lottie
Hester Miss Matilda
Hess +
Hewel Miss Blanche
Heyfron Miss Mary
Heyman Miss Viola
Hickey James +
Higgins II w
Higgins Marvin r
Hill Amos
Hin Dr. Edw
II nden Valentin
Hirk Sam
Hobbs JE
Hogan Miss Lily
Hogan Mrs Nj
Hogan Mss Tessa
Hoilander Miss A
Holster A
Holz VIM
HopkInssMiss 6ertrudeN
Horan Mrs Maria
Koran Thos
Howard JasJ
Howell Mrs CAPT
hudson Mrs Robt
II Huifman Mrs Annie
II ughes John
Hughes w y
Hughes Walter s
Hunt Mrs K 5
Hunter T
Hunti y John
HuHSaker ) h
HUT man II
HutchisOn Lou
Lyman Maxwell
johnson Mrs Jennie
johnson J B
Johnson Miss K NJ
johnson Starker w
Johnson Angeles
Jones Mrs NJ )
Jones Wendell
JOruan Mrs Jeanette
Joslyn + NJ
Jouyenal Mrs Julia
Lou Sc
Joster mann Monsieur
tuhanxrfffa Ne
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Feeney Mrs j r
Fairbanks Mr. (631 Nv,
ayenue)
Tanning Mrs James II
FEEDER Mrs MathIlda
Fenton MIR OPS Turk
feusier John c
Fields James X
Fiddas Mr. (Mkt-st cabi'
Finch Mrs Nj j
Finley George
Fisher Emily
Fisher Mrs James
Fisher Mrs 4
Fisc hter Roza
Fisk Mrsa73SA Powell
Fitzmsunce Miss Grace
Fitzgerald VIM
GaffneyJohn
Garvert Mrs Fred
Gage ii X
6ae c q W
Gaibraith James
Gamble Miss Mary
GarSe Peter
6andauyert Miss May
Garrett Lura
Garrett Erie 5
Gervais L Sr
German Dye Works
Gibbons l. A
Clifford Capt Cnss
Gilbert W L
Gilroy Arthur
Gird Mrs Richard
6ieeson j
Gliffian Suchro
Goldman Mir model-
mak err
Goldberg & Co
nass A ugust
Hack John
Has 4 a NJ
Haines Miss Anna
Haller Martin
Hales j
HaiYorsen Mrs II
Hall Mrs + B
Hail Mrs Abigail r
Hamilton A
Hamilton w Granville
HauIlin Martin
hansen Mrs Dagmar
Hanson Alfred S
Hanley +
Harding Benz
Hark or Godfrey c
Harland VIM
Harmsh +
Harper Mrs VIM
HRTrier Miss Jessie
Harrison Miss Ethel
Hart Margaret c
Hartiug Mr.
Hasler Herman P
Hars Miss Maud
Haskell o
Hatfield Burt
Hathancey MIS- M
Hatch Mrs w NJ
Hawxhurst Emma NJ
Hay J K q Co
Heath n W
Hemm Lcway Jacob
Henry Cha8 A
Hertel Henry
Isham Chas
JAG SSOn VIM
tanner Miss Edna
James Geo
Jasper Miss Annie
Janq Fred
Jenning Mrs Mary
Jerewing Sebir Nanom
Jesum Chas
Jerome Mrs NJ
JasSen Henry
Jochim Jno
Johansen Miss Hattie
Johnson Mrs
johnson + Dell
Johnson q w
Kaempffer Geo
kaher Mathew
Kahlert Fritz
kahen Ed
Kaiser Carly
Kali Mrs K
Koliman Mrs L
Kane Mary
Kelly Miss Katie
Kelly Mira l. A
Kelly Sarah
Kelly w w
Kennedy Mrs
kenney / nos Z
KendAli JAS II
Kerr Arthur A
Labnrde Adolph
Lafaille Miss K Z
Lauter q
LAkamp Miss Essie
Lane Mrs Kate
Lane Miss Georgia
Lane Miss Netlie
Lane Mrs
Lanahan IhOS
Arsen RaSimus
Larson Patrick
Latta I +
| Landor +
Law. King & Law
Lawrie Win
Law Prentis 4
Layton Mrs + r
TaaFV Mrs knfa
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Remaining unclaimed in the POstonice at San
Francisco on MONDAY. September g. 1894
EE- To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list II not called for within two
u.aats ha n the Dad I attar nm.
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?uu20i. a@Hc.

Next Wednesday, the nth. Pungo-
league Conclave, No. 81, 1. O. H.
meets to install its new officers for
the ensuing year.
Miss Lilly Boggs, daughter of VIM.
H. Boggs, and j. NJ, LeCato, eldest
son of one of our well to do farmers.
j. NJ. LeCato, were married last We'd
nesday at the residence of the brides
parents, Rev, j. R. Griffith ofliciat-
iating.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mr.. George Gusts,
near Holly's, Wednesday evening.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Fred Kellam, a prosperous young
farmer of this section, and Miss Flora
King. fair daughter Of the Tar Heel
state. Rev. j. NJ. Dunaway tied the
knot in the most approved style.
The stewards Of the Pungoteague
NJ. &. circuit, consisting of three
churches, were more than pleased
with their financial report at the
first quarterly meeting this year.
They raised more money for their
pastor than the five churches raised
last year Mt first quarterly meeting.
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Rev. L. e. Spencer has resigned
the passionate Of Zion Baptist Church.
Mrs. DR.. ". A. Thorn died at her
home, near Easivifle. on Wednesday
morning, aged n years The inter
ment occurred from ST. Luke's
Church, Norfolk
Rev. j. NJ. Dunaway willlecture at
chinooteague Baptist Church. Mon
day, January t5th, p, m. Also at
1Todestown Baptist Church, Tues
day and Wednesday, January 10Th
and nth, Up. m. admission, each
lecture. % cents-children under -
years, Is cents To helpboth churches.
Let everybody hear these humorous
and Instructive Lectures.
Purnel Shreaves, the sixteen year
old son Of Samuel Shreaves, who re,
sides near Pungo5eague, met with an
accident last Saturday afternoon
that caused tho loss of one of his
arms, While elambering over
fence, e Gun lie was carrying was ac,
ciaentally discharged. the load tax
ing effect il the boys left arm. 1t
was found impossible TO save the
wounded member, so badly was it
shattered. and The limb was amputa-
ted Sunday by Drs. G. T. Ames and
J H. Ayres
An accident ;hat threatened to
prove serious, bat which was attend
ed with no very injurious results, oc-
Cured ueat Accomac CIT, on Fri
day last. \ seventeen year old son
of Jno. Ed. Young was drawing wa
ter, when the well sweep broke and,
striking him as it fell, carried him
along with it. down the well. The
well is 22l feet deep and the boy
went down head foremost, yet when
he was hauled up about fifteen min
utes later, he was found to have sus'
tanned no injuries, beyond a few
scratches and bruises.
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YIRGlNIA:-At court held for
the county OF Accomack, December
29th, 1893.
In the matter of the payment and
delivery of the estate of Annie NJ.
Smith, deceased, to her iegatees with
out a refunding bond being given.
On the motion of Sally I. Tennent
,@nd Sue NJ. Caldwell, legatees of An
N. Smith, deceased, by Black
nieNa<l Bundick, their attorneys,
~ stone an>>to the court that a re
as II appearing luts Of the -transac |
" port Of the acc0N.Skstone, admin
i lions Of j. ". G. Bfa>,ate Of said
Id istraUor C t. g., of the csc Office !
decedenJ las been filed in Oscar
OF this coui5; and it further a6.
y ing from said report that the Cor
missioner of Accounts of this cour
duly advertised for receiving pro-
OF all debts and demands against tt
l. said decedent or her estate. as I'll
. law requires, and that the debts an
p demands so proved are less than I'll
amount in said administrator
y hands; and it further appearing
: the court that more than one yea
has elapsed since the qualification {
said administrator, it is ordered tha
the creditors. if any, of th
said Annie NJ. Smith, do sho1
cause if any they can, on tn
a 4th day of the next February term O
this court against the payment an,
delivery OF the estate of the said de
cedent, to her said legatees, withou
refI1n6inp bond Eeino, o,i1,ao H., -
legatees; and that copy of this or
der shall be published once a weel
for four successive weeks, in the Pen
INsULA ENTERPRISE, a newspape
published at the Court House of thi,
county, and also posted at the from
door of the courthouse of this coun
ty, on the first day of two successiv,
terms of this court.
a Copy
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., c. A. c.
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Atlantic.

The health of the people very good
in this vicinity.
Several of our farmers have lost
their sweet potato seed.
Some of our people think the dog
law proposed VIII not work well.
Our oystermen complain of dull
markets and the buyers of poor oys.
tiers.
Rev. E. 3. Taylor. of Kenton Cir
cult, Delaware, spent Christmas here
with his parents.
Capt. Wm. Il. Green is row a citi-
zen of our town and hismany friends
hope he has come to stay.
bliss Linda Green and f. F. Tay-
Tor, pupils of Western Maryland Col
lege, spent their HOLIDAYS here with
friends.
Our pubic school Iull TO overflow
ing-over 100 pupils answer to roll
call. Additional building is very
much needed.
Our church festivals during the
holidays were in every respect sue
cessful Speakers and children ac-
quilted themselves well.
The table of Mr.. VIM H. Miles is
being supplied with choice carp from
his pond, Il few yards from bis resi-
dence. Several ponds now WORTH
less in this community could be uti-
Lied in same way.
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PUBLIC AUOTIoN-We will sell ut
auction on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
January, 1891, at our residence. near
Locustyile, all Of our household and
kitchen iurnituren horses. cattle,
hog corn, fodder, potato bed frames,
Potato seed, carts, farming imple-
ments etc. Terms made known on
day Of sale. Sidney Aines, Mary Z.
Amoa.
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DEAR JAcK:-I forgot to tell you in
nv last, that | have found a real
snap. | was in Onancock the other
lav and went into Duncan's jewelry
store TO get something for a friend.
did NOT think OF buying a watch.
see so many every week in the city.
[ noticed be had fine display, and
ssIled the prices and was surprised at
Aery low figures named, so much
The~I bought one. l have com
) so thaNs in several places and
= 75ared : priceod bargain, indeed as
Ia Fl have q gCsaD.' You were
d sa!tN a real sl..watch when I
il speaking, Of getting u chat you
y last saw yoH 80 / write You, Mine
i may profit by lGz experience
II is very much admired
e Yours,
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rorxry cogRr r1;ocnnn'zG$.
Decen,ber g'cftn. 1858.

The following fines were paid into
court: BY Emory Moflitt. J. P, 50
received of Daniel Bebee, convicted
before him of drunkenness and
swearing; by w. A. P. Strang, j. p,
81 50 received of VIM. Bailey, Size
received of James Outten, 81 re
ceived from Irwin Sturgis, and $3.50
received of Edward Allen-imposed
bv said Stra for breach OF the
peace.
Authority b marry was granted
TO Rev. Emmtt f. Garner and to-
Rev. EdwardI. Bean.
The following iiduciarv accounts
were confirlne and ordered record
ed: ADULTS of states of Edward D.
Joynes, SallieJ. Bruff, George J.
Dix, Annie M3mith and William E.
Gilden-orpha accounts of Jenney
N. and Mary j. Lingo, Robert j.,
Orrin f. and etharine G. Taylor
account of Re lrt Watson. lunatic,
with VIM. L.Vtson, his committee.
f Silverius G Ill qualified as no
a tary public fol,he county of Acco
mac.
Orders on tt county treasurer in
O road ana brig matters Wac en-
tered as follgs. to wit: For NJ
n Mason $685.. w. Mock, SseSF. Ma
thews each S ]. D. Sgraefsons (a),
and 50; John nE44sath &a.7o; Ed,
y 7. Meath s1.5f VIM. Z. Mears SIS
y f. T. stockleN51S.4O.
'e Order entered on application
II John Il. McCr eady, surveyor, az
pointing P. Il. Fonnorton viewer c
10 public road on angler Island, to y
is port how the anne should be T.
h paired.
in Upon appliS ION of VIM. ]. Ayd,
rs lotte and otileEfor public road. tn
report of they wers were returne
= and entered,sa confirmed by tn
) court, and eXcit as to allowance c
r. S23 to propribrs and tenants 70
Na cutting and 5moying the timhe
yf1from the rout and order to sum
4r@Emon propriets and tenants of tn
INLAND to show use why the roa,
(hshould not beened and establishe,
,,roDosed
'rd A bawooms |nse was granted t,
Washiton Bell at "Ames
'nr vile in Puneague district.
IL John Il. Fir VS.. John S. Nat
The thews, ton attment for rent. Re
'ast port of consta filed and confirmed
ted and order Tor ment of plaintiff
Of rent by consie, and balance il
ere hand to the sdefendant, his agent
Iae or attorneys
by Samuel T. qualified as cuar
Mr.. dian Of Wifi Lena and Robert
sep Hall, orphan William C. Hall, de
or ceased.
rom RE. Swift ministrator VS. p A
over JeTreys, (ontion for relief as sure.
lery ty)- ordefuiring defendant Jef-
res freys TO e4 new bond on the
iage first day ofnext term as inspec-
fure tor OF oS' for district No. 1, or
lage otherws removed from office.
Commsqlth VS. the schooner
"0eo. Fs;son' ION an informa-
Ger ton for beised in taking oysters
contrary#awl- Defendant was
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NOTICE Is hereby given forewarn-
ing all persons from trespassing in
any way, under the strict penalty of
The law, upon that portion of ASssa-
waman beach belonging to the heirs
of Col James Northam, deceased,
commencing at Assawaman Inlet
and running south TO line made by
William Wigton, decd, during. his
lifetime across said beach, the said
Wigton line running east to the. At
lantic Ocean. Geo ]. Northam,
trustee for VIM. r aud Mosby Nor
than.
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VALUABLE TRUCK FARMS
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell at
private sale the following farms:
No. lis a farm of SIS acres,
about one-half arabic, balance
well set in pine woodland, from
which any quantity of woods
manure can be taken, the land
is high and level, beautifully To-
Gated on a county road, III q
thickly settled neighborhood,
800 yards from railroad station,
4 miles from Pocomoke City. 1t
has good apple. peach and pear
orchards, improved by a 6 room
dwelling, which is comparative-
ly new, with necessary oUtbuild-
ings Price $4,000, /! cash
No. 2-Contains 12G acres, 90
acres under cultivation, balance
in pine woodland, shafts abund-
ant. Land high and specially
suited for sweet potato raising.
Dwelling has T rooms and IN
fair condition. with necessary
out5uilding. This farm is IN
Worcester county, > miles from
New Church station. Price
$500. Terms easy.
No. 3-Is on the line of mary
land and Virginia, l mile from
railroad station. has about $50
acres, ] under cultivation, bal
=. -11llI.incilally in pine thicket..
1T has . room dwelling anQ ne
.cessary outbuildlngs, ) miles
from Pocomoke City, conven-
lent to church and schools. Price
$500. Terms, small cash pay
rent, balance in yearly pay
ments if desired, must be sold
quick, also 200 other farms, APP
ply to
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XEIGiIRORH00D NOTES.
Rs-aiIs'ssca.

= w. East. j. left for New York,
today to learn engineering.
Val.
80 Nv " 60 -, e.4,,1,. -,
spent =. tire s.. A@as with nus ia'''sF Oh
49,. p.,..... .ad d,nob+or
NJ; - 100 D'ss % 3i"n ti,a wool,
l'.s .-i-ii',,'' ~ ,'''ii'7 '''N
@,,nl ~ : ,, ~ .,9 ". -. ,,.u ~.
week. ON the hunt for fines due
the town. and the lamp breakers.
g'.ilens good example TINS WeeN ,
Mia oro@5.+.
Js-e eAcl,e,aehl mere 'i'lS week
~ {. me. ei,e'-4' l3oSesn!P- y Geie-
81" e.! heie Fhls "eeI Tor nici'-
10y q. in Tie interest OF Judge Gun
5iyl3 Short, who fas been
a. Baitiiacre forsome time past,
Rev " reaiborbr,.v
~ 9
Y Wa sen brought a large
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yEmrrEed


10th, 1891. at Accomae C. l., by Rev
j. NJ. Dunaway, Littleton &. Yves
sells to Miss Sarah Z. BonnewelI.
HARGIs-FITzGERAID-January 10,
1891, at Accomac C. H., by Rev J. N.
Dunaway, Alfred S. Hargis to Miss
Ruth Fitzgerald.
KELLANI-KING-Jan. 10, 1891, near
Pungoteague, by Rev. J. N. Duna-
way, James T. Kellam to Miss Flora
y. King.
EDwAnDs-Guy-Jan. 5, 1891, at
Onancock, by Rev. A. J. Reamy,
Jas. 7. Edwards to Miss Daisy D.
Guy.
WEssEhLs-MAsoH-January 1881,
ut Parsley, by Rev. J. E. T. Ewell,
Luther J. Vessels TO Miss Sallie /.
Mason.
Observation-Disclosures
airy nth, 1881, at the brides resi-
dence, lear Leemont, by Rev. j. E.
L. EweL Mr.. John W. Silverthorn
to Miss Aldie S Williams.
BuLL-Y'RIeHr-January 10, 1894,
at NJ. P Parsonage, Leemont, by
Rev, J. E. 'lSEwell William S. Bull
to Miss Bertha Upright.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES January 8rd.
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LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE
CONTRACT.

AS agent for the heirs of Henry D..
Carmine, deceased, ] offer for sale by
private contract, a certain piece or
parcel of woodland, situated in about
one mile of Onancock, on the road
leading therefrom to Deep Creek
Mill, containing fifteen acres, more
or less, adjoining the lands of Ma
thaniel Fosque, George D. Scar
burgh and others.
This land will be sold free of the
Widows dover and the purchaser
will receive a clear title.
GEORGE G. WATSON, Agent.
Onancock, Va, Dec. 81, 1893.
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Messrs. s. R. Nelson s Son, Oman
Geek, offer for sale at cost their en-
tire stock of goods, consisting of dry
goods, notions, shoes, gents furnish
ing goods sc.
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Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Mani
cure Sets, Street Cars, Vases, Picture
Albums, all kinds of Pictures for
same, Toy Animals, all sizes of
Dolls, Steam Cars, all kinds of Con-
fectioneries, Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Cloth :.
ing, Furniture, Groceries, Hard
ware. Queensware, Wood and Willow
ware, Drugs, Mating, Oil Carpet,
and we are the largest dealers in
Cook, Coal and Boat Stoves in the
county. also Hay, Mill Feed, &c. If
you want Xmas barrel of Flour, our
store is the place-Powell's Win
ter Patent Flour 1878, Powell's
Best in the World $4.20 per barrel.
Give us call before you buy, as we
will be sure to sell you before you
leave the store. Respectfully,
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Slocomb Bros,
Onancock, Va.

A. Frank Byrd, Temperanceville,
has just received at his home, for
sale, q car load of timothy hay.
Motto, "Best goods for leastmoney."
Car lots to dealers at bottom prices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-01-13

NoTIcE-The undersigned has for
sale lot of Georgia heart pine luIn.
Der, suitable for boat building. 1t is
al sawed and dressed for boat mate
rial of all thickness and width
decking all 2 inches and il inches
thick. 1t is all at upper end of Is
land at John Arcliie's shipyard. D.
u. Merritt, Chincoteague Island.
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Observation-Disclosures and tran
sient by Mrs. Lille Dix Nelson, Gil
w. Fayetre street, near Green, Balti-
more Md.
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For RENT-For year 1884, store
house in Onancocll, centrally located,
now occupied by the undersigned.
s. =. Nelson s. Sons.
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JUST REcEIvED-Several horses,
mules and bugGies, for sale cheap.
r. W. Mears, Keller.
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For RnHT-For year 1891, a desir-
able residence, rooms, in town of
Onancock, desirably located, large
lot and necessary outbuildings. Pos
session given at once. Apply to
Capt. Thos. Johnson or Powell! s
NAPLES, Onancock. Va.
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For SALE-Shoats and pork. APP
ply at once to P. S. Stewart, Acco-
mac c. H.