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Excursion,

The Harborton Baptist Church
will give an excursion to Old Point
on the beautiful steamer Eastern
Shore, on Monday, July 9th, 1897.
The excursion will be from all Yir-
ginia wharves of that boat, leaving
Harborton at 100 a. NJ, and all other
wharves at her regular hours. The
fare, for round trip, is only one dollar.
Proceeds for Harborton Baptist
Church. See posters for full inform
alton. COMMITTEE.
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Church Notes..
Service at Horntown, Sunday, 1880
d. H.; Bloxon, Sis p. III.

Service at Horntown, Sunday, 10:5C
Il. H.; BloXon, Sis p. III.
Bishop Randolph will preach at
jenkins Bridge, Sunday, June 9th
II u. H.; Bloxom, SIS p. H.; Oman
cock, June 2Sth. II a. m; Drummond
town, June 29th, II q. III.
Rev. J. R. Griffith, of Pungoteague,
will preach at the Drummondtown
NJ. E. Church, South, and Amiss
Chapel on Sunday, June Goth. His
appointments at Pungoteague and
Harborton will be filled by Rev. E. L.
Peerman, of Drummondtown.
The quarterly meetings for Belle
Haven and Franktown circuits, are
| hereby postponed as follows; Belle
Haven, Broadwater, July 18th and
18th; Franktown, Johnson's, July
18th, p. M, and 10Th.
w. C. WALDEN, P. E.
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NEIGHB0RH0OD N0TEEssi,
Catnaetcm2ue.

Our people are busy overhanlins
their boats and getting ready 70,
fishing.
George Reynolds, of Cheriton, and
George Burton, of Locustville, are
visiting friends here.
Quite number of our people spent
the week on Wallop's beach and re-
port 4 pleasant trip.
Mr.. Eba Whealton aud family, OF
Folly Creek, occupied their new
home at this place, this week.
Our people shipped from 80 to 1ol
barrels of round potatoes this week
ard received good prices for them
William Booth and Miss Elizabeth
Wheaton were married on the 9th
inst. Rev. H. Z. Bennington otliciar.
ing.
Fish abundant in all OF our waters
at present, and many of our people
are enjoying the sport of catching
them.
Mrs. DR.. S Armstrong Hopkins is
in Richmaud this week to stand eN
animation of the State Board OF
Physicians. She proposes to practice
her profession in our town.
Children 5 day at our NJ. T. Church
Sunday night was an interesting
affair. Church was handsomely dec
GRATED with flowers and potted plants
program excellent and we'll ex-
ecuted.
Arrivals at a tlantic hotel tliswee!<:
j. W. Long, f. Trimble, Rolly Moore,
d. II. HARDWOOD, P. j. Glazier, Phila-
delphia; Henry NJ. Miller, Pottstown.
Pa: Geo. y. Mott, Tuckerton, n. j
Paul Ranesh, Washington, d. G;
H. H. Covington, Wilmington; c. W
Warden, Stauntou, Va; y. P. Wood
cock, Salisbury; c. E. West Frank
ford, Del; E. b. Davidson, Milford
F. w. ShiverS. Princess Anne; O. ID.
Collins, Snow Hill; w. P. Selby,
stockton; b. 5. Rich, Acconac.
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Our Girls.

The Blackstone Female Institute
which from the time of its establish
ment has been very popular with
Eastern Shore Melhodists, closed it,
third session on Wednesday, June
9th. OF tbs 135 students, the follow
ING IS were from the Eastern Shore
Misses Julia Crowder, Bessie Crow
der, Annie Crowder, Capeville; Ruth
Wilson, Cape Charles; Charlotte
Stoakley, Cheriton; Henrietta Tur
ner, Bayford; Hattie Scarborough
Stuart's Wharf; Carrie Elzey, Carrie
Rue, Bette Rue, Exmore; Minnie
Wescott, Mappsburg; Marie Byrd
Fairy Mapp, GrangevilIe; Lula Wicks
Clara Hume, Wachapreague; Minnie
White, Fair Oaks; George Lewis
Onancock.
Miss Monnie Ward, Fair Oaks, Va.
was an assistant instructor in the
school, and at the same time pursued
higher work in vocal and instrumen-
tai music The young ladies all came
over on the Thursday morning boa1
from Norfolk, and were quite a merry
party.
OF the seven medals given by the
school, three were taken by Eastern
Shore girls, Miss Ruth Wilson taking
the medal for vocal music, and Mise;
Minnie Wescott and Hattie Scar
borough having tied for the scholar
ship medal, medal was given to
each, the young lady in the schoo
having the next highest grade il
scholarship after the medalists, wa'
Miss Carrie Elzey, also OF the Eastern
Shore delegation. Our girls Away.
do us credit wherever they go.
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Be!ir Haven

Mrs John w. Elliott, who has been
very sick for ten days, is very much
improved.
AR. Virgil j. Stewart was elected
town councilman on Monday night
of last week, vice ii. F. Kilmon, re-
signed.
Mr. Sargent P. Ward visited New
port News, Wednesday and Thurs
day, IN the interest of The Belle
Haven Furniture Co.
Mrs. Gorinthia S. Doremus, wife of
Mr.. A. d. Doremus, died at the Vir
ginia Hospital on Wednesday. The
deceased accompanied 10y her daugh-
ter. Miss Rose Mcars, went to Rich
mo0d about ten days ago TO have an
operation performed for the removal
of tuluor which YVES done success
fully or Saturday last, and the pros
pect for her recovery was encouraging
until Monday evening. She was u
member of the Presbyterian Church
here ard was highly respected by ali
who kpew her; her SAD death has Gas i
a deep gloom over the entire town.
The bereaved have our deepest sym.
pathy. The remains were inferred
at Keller, on Friday morning.
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6,lhgHcDsftlGSAtX.

Mr.. Edward Marsh, of the firm OF
Marsh & Bro, is in Baltimore on a
business trip.
Children's day exercises will he
observed at Leatherbury's M. Il.
Church on Sunday evening at 2
O'Clock.
A new crab company commenced
business here last week, under the
name of Riverview Crab Co. The
owners are Captains WIN. F. Barnes,
Edward Fl. Barnes, William Williams
and Wesley Ward Both houses. the
Chesconnessix and Rverview Crab
Companies, paid % cents per dozen
for crabs last week.
Mr.. Gustav. Herman Flick, of Ger
many, arrived here from New York
on Sunday. He arrived in that city
OF. Thursday 10th, on the steamer
Saale from Bremen. He expects to
remain here for II while with his
brother, Charles L. Flick, who is a
resident of this place.
A fair and festival will be held at
Leatherbury's Chapel on Saturday.
July 3rd Ice cream and confectione-
ries will be served at 4 o'clock, con
sisting of all the delcacies of the
season at prices to suit the times.
Rev. c. p. Swain, Of Tangier, is ex-
pected to address the people. A
great day is expected-ChesconnessiH
Band will furnish music. Net pro-
cceds for benefit of Leatherbury S
Church
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Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Snow, Knox & Co.'s store, Balti-
more, is headquarters for all Eastern
Shoremen. They carry full line OF
groceries and their brands of flour,
Climax "Maltesen and Success
are unexcelled.
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Ames, Shield & Co.'S buyer has just
returned from the city with very
large line of clothing, the cheapest of
the season. See them at once, as
they have some very pretty styles.
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Information Wanted.

Will some one who can, please be
kind enough to answer through En-
rERPRIsE, how our county demo
cratic committee is appointed2 For
how long are they appointed2 What
are their duties? How long has it
been since the present committee
was appointed? When will their
term expire?
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For fine city ice cream and ice cold
soft drinks call at Bundick's ice
cream parlor, Onancock, Va. Side
entrance.
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1 will be at Atlantic P. O., DR.. Y.
T. Taylor's Office, Thursday and Fri
day next, June oath and 25th, for the
practice of my profession.
DR.. w. a. Taylor,
Dentist.
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.sen',i,s rrsa=e-

Rev. Mr. Simmeriuan is having Il
church built ut iiloxom. Rnmor has
it, uha, he GERS mighty lonesome in
his large Sandstone rcc5ory
Severed of tic baseball players OF
this neighborhood got their arm
or hands sprained. and We're other
wise criopled during the holidays.
Our popular minister, Rev. NJ.
;5im,nern.,n. has be"r attending the
conversion OF the Episcopal Church
in Norfolk. ana reports Il pleasant
and profitable "trip.
y lit,.e girl. aged three years,
d;,e2.4rer ol Wm. Smith, near this
place, while playing with beans q
few d;,ys ago, got two of them up her
nose. She was relieved with great
difficulty by Dir. Fletcher.
Thomas Anderton, one of the crew
of the police boat Pocomoke, had his
hand badly torn Il few days ago while
loading the cannon on that boat
The Maryland crabberS were depre-
dating and the cannon was being
used TO drive them back, and it is
supposed. that Il piece of burning
wadding caused the premature dis
charge while he was ramming another
charge in the gun, which injured him.
Mr.. Groton, our popular and oblig
lug mail carrier has lost his place.
His compe. itor has contracted to
carry the mail from Bullbeggar TO
jenkins Bridge once a day, and from
jenkins Bridge to Oak Hall twice
each day for the price OF $3.50 per
annun, about 10 miles for about 5S
cents per day. 1t looks as if Uncle
Sam is q desirable person to work for.
Mr.. Lee Smith has lost his job also,
his competitor having contracted to
carry the mails from jenkins Bridge
TO Sl les Island once each day for
$3.50 per annuln.
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Having sold my storehouse at Lee
mont, the goods must go and | will
sell same at and below cost from this
date, June 18th, 1897, and am pre-
pared to offer bargains.
PA CAucEY
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For pianos and organs and stringed
instruments with fitting sheet music,
or anything in the music line, cali on
or write to The Pocomoke Music Co.,
Pnco,nnL" city. Ma
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Call and see our 5 and 10 cent
counter, on it you will find many
bargains. Ashby & Beloat.
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sarcenbacIxVilEc.

Miss Emma Jarman is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Fl. X. Smith, of Chinco
league.
Mrs. Amanda Collins, of Pocomoke
City, is visiting friends at this place
Our minister, Rev. James Daugh-
erty, is very i'll at this writing with
typhoid fever
Mr. Alfred Ford, of Crislield, was
in our town last week for the pur-
pose OF starting the soft crab business
here.
There will be Il festival. and fail
held TT this place July 3rd, for the
benefit of the new Nj. P. Church, to
which all are invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave an
entertainment last Wednesday even
iug, which proved to be quite sue
cess. Several solos were sung by the
ladies aud gentlemen of the society
N ISIS Ida Tull rected "The Brandnew
Church Organ much to the anuse-
ment of the audience.
Harry Pollitt, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Pollitt, died Thurs
day, 10Th inst, at Staunton, Va. He
WAS II pupil at the Deaf and Dumt
school there. His remains were
brought here and inferred in the M.
P. Church burying ground.
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A>S;slyNtt,

First beach party of the season,
Tuesday last-young ladies aud their
beauxs from Representatives.
course they had good time.
W. h. Matthews took the lead this
year in this neighborhood in ship
ping potatoes. H is one of our most
energetic and pushing farmers.
Mrs. Mary Mock, lnotherot Robert,
and Mrs. George Winder, both qui.e
sick for past few days, We are glad
to say, are better at this writing.
Mr.. S. Wilkins Matthews will at an
early day have built at Wisharts
Point , or houses, to accommodate
parties who desire to locate there.
Gasoline Steamer Winnie, com
manded by Capt. Frank Marshall,
will commence running potatoes on
Monday, June 81, from Wisharis
Point to Franklin City, via Chinco
league.
Messrs. George Robert Mock y Co /,
completed this week for Miss Chattie
Burroughs, on Burroughs farm, Il
very comfortable two story residence,
Same tc be occupied by her father
and mother
The festival at Atlantic Baptist
Church, Monday, June7, wasa grand
success financially. The ladies as
usual prepared an excellent supper.
At night children's day services were
held. The recitations, music, Nc,
were of high order and enjoyed
highly. The crowd was immense.
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tinniic-
The general health OF our people is

The general health of our people is
good.
Our corn crops are backward,
owing to the cold weather. Winter
fingered long in the lap of spring
Mr.. John S. Parsons, graduated in
the law class at the University OF
Virginia this week Mr.. F. F. Tay-
lor will soon be home from West
minister College Mr.. Harry Miles is
now home from Margaret Academy.
We wish them all pleasant vaca-
ton.
Irish potatoes are looking fine.
Some of our people are digging and
the tubers are nice. The area de-
voted to this crop. is much smaller
than usual, bat sweets have been
more extensively planted than ever
before and are looking fairly we'll,
but a little backward.
Atlantic NJ. P. Church will give a
fair and festival at Wishart's Point
on~Saturday, July Bird, and devote
the whole day to the celebration of
the birth of our nations indepen-
dence, with speaking, boat racing,
saltwater bathing, sc. Ice cream and
confectioneries, dinner and supper
will be served. Come and have a
good time and take a fresh draught
at the fountain of our nations in
dependence.
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I have some rare bargains in slight
ly used pianos and organs.
S. c. McGrath.
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Married.

WATsoN-MEARs-June 18th, 1897,
at the parsonage at Only, by Rev.
Luther T. Hit, Oscar D. Watson to
Miss Rebecca Norma Mears.
YouNG-BYRD-June 9th, 1897, at
Bloxom, by Rev. W. G. Walden, David
w. Young to Miss Mollie Byrd.
KoFsK1-EvANs-June 10Th, 1897,
at Leatherbury NJ. E. Church, by
Rev. H. S. Dulany, John Kofski to
Miss Molie S. Evans.
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Ashby & Beloat have just put in a
) and 10 cent counter on which they
have many bargains.
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Mrs. Thos P. Satchel died on Fri
day 4th inst, and was buried on the
following Tuesday, and her death
did not occur on Tuesday as appeared
in your last issue.
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Mrs. Mary Allen, relict of the late
Col. Edmund Allen, died at her home
at Accomac G. H., last Wednesday,
after long illness, aged IS years.
After funeral services on Thursday
at st. James Episcopal Church, OF
which she had long been a consistent
member, conducted by her pastor
Rev. H. S. Simmerman, her remains
were inferred in the family burying
ground at Accomac G. ii. One son,
William r. Allen, survives her.
Rev. Thomas P. Wise, native of
Northampton county, and who in
early life spent several years in this
county with his uncle, the late Ed
ward Il. Wise, died in Richmond,
last week, aged 81 years. He was a
well known Methodist minister and
had been member OF the Virgil. =
Conference for ii third of Il century.
His wife and one son, George h.
Wise, survive him.
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Mr.. WIN. F. Fleming, an energetic
business man and we'll known citizen
of the county, died after Il lingering
illness, at his home near Mappsburg,
last Monday, aged 81 years.
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dbsiIy.

Mr.. B. Z. Parks commenced to
manufacture barrels at Only this
week.
Work OH the new hotel is progress
ing rapidly. 1t will be shut in, in a
few days.
Dolly postof1iee changed hands on
Wednesday and G. D. Phillips is now
postmaster.
Bricks have arrived for Agent
Beachhoard's new house, aud ground
will be broken in few days.
Rev. l.. T. Hit made the first ship
ment of round potatoes from our
station this season.
The storehouse of Captain John
Rogers is being improved by new
coat of paint. Mr. Geo. w Elmore is
making it 1.-The thing of beauty
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Children,s day services will be held
at Sanford NJ. E. Church, South,
July 4th, 1890 a. III.
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Chlfdr.n's Hay.

The children's day services of the
Drummondtown III. E. Church, South,
will be held on Sunday evening, June
goth, 1897. All are cordially invited
to attend.
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aoCatlnH.

Mrs. Margaret E. Smith, died ut
the residence of her son, Mr.. Frank
s. Smith, on Friday last, June llth'
in her eighty-third year. The de
ceased was the widow of MIR. hugh
'G. Smith, a well known resident OF
lower Accomac, who died several
years ago. Though she had reached
an advanced period of life, and death
could not be unexpected, her loss has
still been a source of sadness and re-
cret to her family, and to large cir
Gle of intimate friends. She was a
lady of mauy estimable, and even
rare, qualities; combining those pecu
liar characteristics of lady like digni
ty and kindly grace, more common
to the generation OF our grand
mothers than it will ever be again;
striking and beautiful type Of
Southern womanhood, now almost
extinct. Those who knew her earlier
life will recall many pleasing pictures
of this motherly, gracious lady reign
ing as queen over large and well
ordered household of children and
servants; as keenly alive to the well
fare of the smallest pickaninny in
the quarter as the comfort of her
own children; absorbed in tender,
watchful solicitude for her own house
hold, but ever modestly lending a
helping hand to others which the
world never saw. For it may be fit
tingly and truly said OF this noble
lady that charity was her religion.
never failing her, or wavering
through all the years of her long life.
No word of censure was ever known
to escape her lips, no Judgment was
ever pronounced by her that WAS not
made up of mercy. Hence, few peo-
pie have ever attained to so high a
position in the estimation of friends,
or to warmer place in the hearts of
those who knew her best, and no
higher record of praise or tenderer
touch of devotion was ever manifest
ed beside an open grave than was
given by the friends, neighbors and
old time servants who gathered at
her funeral. Three sons-Mr. Frank
S. Smith, Capt. HARDWOOD h. Smith
and Capt. Thomas B. Smith, survive
her, and two daughters, Miss Maggie
T.. Smith and Mrs. VIM. j. Fosque.
u.
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Straw hats, all styles and prices.
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Children's Day services will be held
at Craddockville, on Sunday, June
9th, at o'clock. All are cordially
invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-19

Mrs. DR.. S Armstrong Hopkins is
in Richmaud this week to stand eN
animation of the State Board OF
Physicians. She proposes to practice
her profession in our town.
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There will be an all day fair at
Sanford M. E. Church, South, on
saturday, July 3rd. Dinner, supper
and refreshments will be served.
Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. Public cordially invited.
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SSpend your Saturday afternoon Wachapreague-get
the coolest breeze enjoy and and at The
buy bargains from A. H. G. Mears to make
good days work A ii. =. MELAo0.
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Children's day service at Harbor
ton Baptist Church next Sunday
night Full programme. A cordial
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Mrs. John w. Elliott, who has been
very sick for ten days, is very much
improved.
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Don't forget that the 3rd of July is
to be a big day for Mappsburg. And
don't forget, either, that the drama
at night is one OF the very best-one
that will interest and delight both
old and Young.
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Fish abundant in all of our waters
ut present, and many of our people
are enjoying the sport OF catching
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Our people are busy overhahling
their boats and getting ready for
fishing.
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The largest barge in the world is
being built for the \. y, P. x \.
Railroad Co, for service between
Cape Charles aud Norfolk. The boat
is $50 feet long and will carry 2S
Of the largest ears in the service OF
he rond.
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Mrs. Mary Mock, lnothero Robert,
and Mrs. George Winder, both qui.e
sick for past few days, We are glad
to saw, are better at this writing.
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SUBSCRIBER.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-19

William Booth and Miss Elizabeth
Wheaton, were married on the 9TH
inst, Rev. H. Z. Bennington otliciat-
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Our corn crops are backward,
owing to the cold weather. Winter
fingered long in the lap OF spring.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-19

Mr.. Edward Marsh, of the firm OF
Marsh & Bro, is in Baltimore on q
business trip.
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R. A. CAusEY.
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Pu re 4

Rich, Red Blood. 1t will overcome that
tired feeling, create an appetite, give
sweet, refreshing sleep and make you
strong. 1t will build Won up and enable
you to resist the o. al, Inc effects of
warm or changelblc weather. Il not this
exactly what you want? Then take
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j. WaterhOuSe

If you wish to get your
groceries fresh and cheap,
give us a trial and we
will endeavor to show you
what we can do in this
line. Now that Christ
mas is drawing near it
will pay you to call and
inspect our stock. We
suggest the following
which help to make a
Christmas dinner a sue
cess.
Fresh Cranberrieg and Apples.
Cranberry Sauce in Bottles
and tins.
Guava Jelly.
Olives.
Fresh Apple Cider.
Fresh Lemons.
Hams.
Asparagus.
Corn.
California and French Peas.
Boiled Cider for Making Mince
Pies. .r.
Lemon, Orange, Citron and
Mixed Peel.
Spices.
Mince Meat.
Morton's and Atmore's Plum
Puddings.
Bottled Pie Fruits.
Nuts and Raisins.
Morton's Candies,
Etc, Etc, Etc.