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ment at the Mechanics Pavilion some
time early in March. conducted bv the
Eastern hrm of Powers & Brady. They
are now corresponding with parties here
with that end in view and if satisfactory
arrangements can be made will put on a
six-day grind and short-distance profess
slonal events. There is small prospects
of Michael showing here, however, as
Powers writes he will have nothing to do
with Shafer. MlchaePs manager Instead
they will bring out Gougoltz, REVERE,
TayloIe, Miller, Hale and Stephane and
possibly, A. A. Chase, the English middle
distance champion, who has just arrived
in New York, being matched against
Michael for $4,000 side.
There have been one or two other pro-
jects tending toward an indoor tourna
ment viii ch have been looked into by local
promoters and are standing in abey-
ance. d. r. Mcneil would like to again
try his band at IL, encouraged by his sue
cess OF two years ago, and confident that
last year failure was due to mismauage-
ment, fact well known. There has also
been tax in club circles of the Associated
Cycling Clubs taking up the matter and
condCcung n week meet entirely under
the direction of its officials.
AT any rate 1t is unlikely that the spring
VIII 60 bv without some one taking q
hand at the indoor game and making or
dropping few thousand shekels.
An interesting meeting Of the executive
ommlttee OF the Cycle Baseball League
will be held this evening al the OLYMPIC
Club, at which the names of the fifteen
players from etch club will be considered
as 10 their amateur status and eligibility
The schedule of games wi BEGIN with
January 2. great deal of interest is be-
ing manifested in the tournament, evil
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fort wild ducks expected to enjoy IN the
open fields of Southern California.
The many ponds formed by the late rain
induced large tlocks 10 turn tail upon the
bay marshes. where they were constantly
harassed by local sportsmen since the in
augural day of the shooting season. But
the chilly blasts have dried the ponds and
puddles that were within easy flight of
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Wan dered From Home

The police were notified yesterday of the
disappearance of C. A Barrows, an old soldier.
from his residence, 61S Ellis street, He IS
weak-minded and arrangements had been
made to send him 10 the YountvllIe Home
He is 81 years of age and six feet tall
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ROW AMONG
THE BALLPLAYERS.

The Santa Cruz team, which is in the
yellow Journals tournament, does not ike
the manner in which 1t has been trea,ed
by the governing board of the tournament.
The manager of the nine filed protest
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Chi1dreu's Book, Games and Dolls.
Three large counters on the second floor are
filed with these goods lett over from our
wholesale stock and are being closed out at
prices satisfactory to buyers. Sauborn, Vail
& Co., 74l Market street
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During the war Senator Bate of Tennessee
was struck by half a dozen bullets and seven
horses were shot under him.
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Fra:IL town.

Mir p. w. Tankard is home from
Baltimore for Nmas.
MIR. j. c. kellam killed three hogs
total weight 1,1y1 pounds.
Our merchants report the best sea
son for business for some years.
Mr.. w. A. Badger will move to
Reads Wharf early in the New Year.
Mrs. Ella Scott, who has been quite
sick for some months, is very much
improved.
Mr.. w. S. Lankford made 80 barrels
of corn on fraction less than z acres
this year.
Mr.. WIN. G.. Smith. of Cape Charles.
has been IN our Town for some weeks
reuovating feather beds and mat
tresses.
Anyone in want of second crop
iced potatoes can write to Box No. q
for prices.
MIR. Alfred Brickhouse died at
Wardtown few days ago, aged
about 70 years.
Our young people and some older
ones meet three times Il k.getting
ready for the charade which will take
place III Tankard's Hall New Years
night.
Mr.. John B. Thomas and wife are
home OH a visit to his father, Stew
arts Wharf. Mr.. Thomas is COM
mercial tourist in way down South
in Georgia.
DR.. E. w. P. Downing, who has
been taking a post graduate course
in Baltimore, has been quite sick
since his return. AT this writing he
is something better.
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To The Pnbisc.

This is to give notice that the La
dies Aid Society OF the Parksley bap
fist Church, for the purpose of secur
ing funds for the erection of their
new building, has purchased joint
ed bisoue doll about 80 inches tall,
handsomely dressed, with long curls
Of natural hair to the waist.
Any child on the Eastern Shore is
hereby authorized to solicit contrl-
buttons, the one securing the largest
amount to the building fund will re-
ceiye this beautiful doll.
The contest will close on the ord
of January, 1913. and the reports must
be in by that time.
The name of the successful contes,
tant will be published in the ENTER
PRISE on the 9th day of January, 49,
at which time the prize will be ready
for delivery.
All communications should be ad-
dressed to
MRS. ADDIE JOHNSON,
Parksley, Va.
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Death of Capt. John + Menrs.

Our community was shocked again
on Thursday of last week by the
sudden death of Capt. Jno. E. Mears,
one of our most useful and we'll
known citizens. Capt Mears was in
his usual health, and in excellent
spirits on Thursday morning. He
spent the forenoon at work on one of
his boats, and on his return to the
house good naturedly rallied his fam
lily TO hurry up his dinner, sitting
down at the table he bent his head
to ask blessing, when his family
looked up his face was lying in his
plate, and in a few moments he was
dead. His death was probably due
to sapoplexy. Capt Mears was son
OF Jno. b. Mears, oeceaseu several
years ago His wife, who was Miss
Jane Hutchinson and two children
survive him, Mr.. Ed. T. Mears
and Mrs. Geo. Fletcher. He was a
man of great energy, remarkable for
good judgement and mechanical in
genuity. He had followed the sea
most of his earlier life, but for sever
al years had been engaged in vessel
business in connection with the oys-
ter aud freighting trade. II.
Wachapreague, Va, Dec. 22d.
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NEIGHBORH00D NOTrS.
an tpcoI rASsEs

Miss Nellie Fields aud Miss A. Con
ner are visiting friends at Snow Hill.
Md.
Miss Lydie Clayville, of Snow Hill,
Md, will spend the holidays with
Mrs. James E. Matthews.
Misses India and Halle Wheaton
are home from Westminster Mary
land College to spend Christmas
Miss Cora A. Bloxom and Mr.. JAS.
Durham were married on the 21st
inst, Rev. E. H. Bennington. officiat'
ing.
Rev. E. H. Bennington, of NJ. P.
Church, will preach to the Order OF
United Americans, at 1870 a. NJ,
Sunday.
Schooner Mary Wood loaded this
week with oysters. for New York,
and Sloop John Wesley with CLAIMS,
for same city.
Mr.. George R. Coleburn has re-
turned from Seaford, Del, to which
place he was recently called to at
tend his mothers funeral.
Capt. R. H. Wilcox and wife, of
Mystic, Conn.,, and Mrs. G. P. Jones
and son, of Cherry Hill, Md are
visiting at this time their parents,
Capt. James E. Matthews and wife.
Robert Swindell and wife left this
week to spend the winter in Norfolk.
Joseph H. Gordy and family and
Frank Munford and family moved
to Girdletree, Md, aud Samuel Miles
and wife to Modestown.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Ellen Brimer, daughter.o of Capt.
Levi J. Brimer, of Snow Hill. to Mr..
George w. Burton, sou of the late
Capt. William Burton, at the brides
home, on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 30th.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
Chas. Prettyman.J. J. Snellingsburg,
Philadelphia; j w. Struggle, Balti-
more; James s. Goodwin, Dover; j. II.
McLuin, Red Bank, New Jersey; j..
W. Conner, Wayne. Pa; B. S. Rich,
VIM T. Gladding, Erastus johnson
and daughter, Accomac.
The champion pork raisers of our
Island are as follows: James Jester,
one, 579 pounds; DR.. Robt. w. White,
one, $50; Frank Blake, one, $40: Josh
Ia Wheaton, three, 1900; w. j..
Bloxom, one, 500; E. V. Twyford, one,
49a; James Collick, one, 500; Capt. w.
]. Reed, one. 4s5; ). J. Baker, one,
49S; James Daisey. one, 400; Joshua
Bowdou, two. 9JO.
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On cScOsI ieSslX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Marsh are
visiting friends at Marion, Md.
Mr.. John. F, Riley, who has been
quite sick of late is, we are glad to
report, out again.
Schooner Susie Muir, Capt. VIM.
F. Barnes, returned from the oyster
grounds on Saturday. Capt. Barnes
reports times dull.
Several of our people have been
killing their porkers of late: Mr.. W.
r. Marsh killed four last Monday
weighing 1850 pounds.
A pretty wedding ceremony was
solemnized at Grant Memorial NJ. P.
Church on Monday December, 18th.
at 7:30 p. N the contracting parties
being Mr.. Frank s. Riley,so of Mr. /.
F. Riley of this place, and Miss Isabels
la E. Bundick of Parksley, Rev. F.
D.. SdulO1 u, VI OAhSieSOAaro
Mendelssohns wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Miss Lille
Parks. Messrs. Frank Gray and Ru-
fus Haley acted rs ushers, Mr.. George
Riley as best man and Miss Stella
Satchel, maid OF honor The follow
ing bridesmaids and groomsmen were
in attendance Miss Lena Taylor and
Milton Stevenson, Miss Sadie
Riley and Charles johnson, Miss May
Riley and Frank Savage, Miss Isabel
la Ayres and Herbert Haley, Miss
Lille Carmine and Edward Daugher
ty. Miss Ruth Lewis and John
Shrieves. The bride was beautifully
attired in cream silk; the groom in
conventional black. After the cere-
mony the party repaired to the home
of the groom's father, Mr.. Jno. F
Riley, where a bountifu1 repast
awaited them. Numerous useful as
well as ornamental presents were re-
ceived.
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JThere will be services in the Epis-
copal church on Christmas day.

7There will be services in the Epis-
copal church on Christmas day.
Mr.. Jno. Kelso. student of Dover
College, Del, il homo for the hell
days.
Mr.. Chas. H. Mills, of Baltimore, is
spending the holidays in town with
his parents.
The very rainy weather of several
days greatly hindered the people in
their preparation for Xmas.
DR.. Fred. Powell, OF Sioux City.
Iowa, will spend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Powell.
Mr.. Sidney Kellam came home on
Saturday from the University OF
Virginia to spend the Christmas hol-
Hays.
Mrs. George Hopkins went to Bal
timore, on Saturday, last, and is
stopping with her uncle, MIR. VIM
NJ. Powell.
Several extra statesmen were en-
ployed by the storekeepers this week
to assist in waiting on the rush OF
holiday buyers.
Poles for the new telephone line
are being placed on our streets. We
will soon be in communication by
wire with the entire county.
The family of Mr.. Thos. NJ. Scott
moved to their new homein Eastville
on Monday. They carry with them
them the good wishes of their num-
erous friends.
Mr. WIN. E. Bell and Miss Ruth
Kpaton were married on Wednesday
night by Rev w. R. Crowder AZ the
parsonage. The affair was very Sc
cret, not being known to some OF
their nearest relatives.
On Thursday evening Miss Tyler
gave an entertainment to the pupils
of her school. A pleasant program,
consisting OF instrumental music,
choruses and recitations, was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served. The occasion was much
enjoyed.
The Presbyterians will give an
entertainment at the Town Hall on
Friday, December, 31st inst. a social
farce entitled "Six to One" will be
rendered and supper served after
wari. Seats at popular prices. Pub
lie cordially invited. This will no
doubt, be pleasant affair and we
bespeak for them large attendance.
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Santa Claus headquarters will be
at Ashby s. Beloat's for the coming
:olidays.

Santa Claus headquarters will bt
at Ashby s. Beloat's for the coming
:olidays.
Judge Blackstone has recovered
from his recent illness and was out
again on last Thursday.
Big purchase in 1nattings at Belle
Haven Furniture Co. Call and ex-
anime styles and prices.
Everything belonging to the jewel
~ and silverware business at Jno
W. Duncan's, Onancock.
Mr. Henry c. Ayres left Thursday
for Baltimore. to spend the Christ
mas with his sons, Wm. J. and Ernest
Ayres.
Patience Joynes. colored woman
died near Accomac G. H., last week
who had passed the century mark
She was 105 years old.
If you want to please the children
buy your toys at Slocomb Bros
Onancock. They always have the
kind that pleases them.
The Maryland and Virginia bound
airy commission is at work locating
the line between the States in POGO
moke and Tangier sounds.
A large and select stock of watches
at Duncan's, for ladies, gentlemen
and boys. These are American
beauties. Prices away down.
Masters Herbert and Dix Lilliston,
students at University of Virginia
and Baltimore Dental College, re-
spectively, arrived home this week
for the holidays.
John Scott, young man living in
Deep Creek Neck, was out in duck.
blind Monday, when he fell on his
gun aud caused it to go off, the load
striking his left knee, inflicting a
painful wound.
Pastor j. NJ. Dunnaway and Rev.
NJ. F. Sanford visited Richardson,
the ice cream man, Marion, Md, last
week and were royalty entertained
by him. They visited him by invita-
tion to spend the week in cunning
and will give an account of their trip
in a later issue.
Blackstone s. Bell have just re
ceived their supply of Virginia Alma
nacks They also have a good selec
ton of toys, keg of very tiue Mala
ga grapes and nice assortment of
exquisite perfumes in cut glass bot
ties, which their patrons will find
suitable for Xmas gifts.
have much more sterling silver
ware than ever before These goods
are direct from the Gorham manu-
featuring Co., of New York, and
nothing can be better. Most of them
have been made since 1 placed my
order in November and are fresh and
new. do not pick up old style pat
terms from auction sales etc. Prices
lower than ever. Jno. w. Duncan.
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Married.

wHIrE-CoLoNA-Tnes'lay. Dec~m-
her 21st. 1897. al Parksley, hy Rev
NJ. F. Sanf ,rd, Miss Berta VIII e tc
Edward F. Golona.
POWELL REvELL-WeJne<l y, De
cember 18th, at Rloomtown, by Rev.
Charles Clement, Miss Erin Powell to
Levin n. Revall.
HART-CoURTNEy-Thursd De-
cember 10th, at Parker House, POGO,
moke City, by Rev. E. G. Macnichol.
Miss Rachel L. Hart to William 8.
Courtney, both of this county.
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s'uiISO,eague.

Mr.. Ed. J. Ames, quite sick last
week. is out again.
Miss Annie Blackstone is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Smith, at Ex-
more.
DR.. w. c. Ames, of Smithfeld, will
make visit to his parents during
the Xmas.
DR.. Gottschalk, for the past few
months at Exmore Va, is now located
at this place.
Mrs. J. H. Hehard, ST., of Locust
vile, has been Wis iting her daughter
Mrs. W. L. Harper.
s. W. Ames .& Co.'S cent mixed
candy is on the go, and their toys
are disappearing fast.
Mr.. j. W. Ward is spending this
week in Baltimore and other cities
on pleasure and business.
MIR. L. 6. Ames has killed a pen OF
3 porkers, which weighed 1855 pounds,
each about one year old.
Our constable, Mr.. J. C. Wescott,
left last week on ten days trip to
friends in Baltimore and Washington
Prof. Hank and his assistants will
spend their Xmas holidays at their
homes. The school has enrolled
several new scholars this month.
DR.. J. H. a. Lof1and moved last
week, to his farm near Cashville,
much to the regret of his many
friends here. Mr.. L. 0. Ames will
oocuny h ic ra.i6eDca here
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,ree..ux OF oy~.ernse...

MR.. EDITOR Please announce in
your columns that the Legislative
Representatives OF Aocomac and Nor,
Hampton desire to meet the repre-
sentative oysternen OF the Eastern
Shore at Parksley, on Wednesday
December, 29th. at noon.
GEO. w. LBCATo.
December 22d, 1897.
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4 Card.

A report has been circulated that
the undersigned declines to ride at
night or in bad weather. The object
of this card is to correct that impress
sion and announce to the public that
he is prepared physically and other
wise to Discharge the duties of his pro-
fession at all seasons and that per-
sons desiring his services will find
him in place.
F. C. A. KELLAM, NJ. D.
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Baltimore. Chesnpeske q Atlantic
Railway Company

BALTIMORE Chesapeake q Aflauaic
Railway Company
1t has been the custom for several
years past to withdraw the Steamer
Tangier from the Messongo River
Line about the last week in Deem
Der. Seeing that this would be a
hardship to our many patrons, the
Company has decided to continue this
Steamer on her regular route, much
longer in the winter than usual.
This arrangement will give Crisfield
daily communication with Baltimore,
which it has not had heretofore dur
ing the winter season, and the other
points on this route their usual sum.
mer facilities.
AS this is new arrangement, we
hope that our shippers and the
travelling public will give us their
hearty support, in order to make the
same success.
J. SAWYER WILSON, JR.,
T. MURDOCH, Freight Agent.
Passenger Agent.
Baltimore, Dec. 10, 1897.
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wish to thank my customers for
their very liberal patronage this fall,
better than ever before, and in turn
place before them an unusually fine
line of Christmas goods, and prices
lower now than ever Respectfully
J. w. Duncan.
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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.
MIR. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Don't forget the Reliable Clothing
House, Onancock, when you visit the
town and want Xmas goods. You
will find it at Bundick's old stand
and the proprietor ready to wait Oh
you and sell you goods SO cheap that
you will almost think they are being
made present to you. Call at once.
L. Cohen.
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Did you know that any American
watch nun bered less than six million
is not new watch? Well it is SO, and
those of a lower number have not
the late and important improvements
Jno. w. Duncan.
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only.
Mrs. Eliza Mears is critically i'll, at
her home near this place.

Mrs. Eliza Mears is critically i'll, at
her home near this place.
Capt. E. B. NAPLES shut down his
saw mill this week for the balance of
the year.
MIR. +. H. Savage returned home
sick, from business trip to -lachi-
pongo this week.
The Onley hotel is closed for the
present and will not be occupied I'M
til the new year.
Mr.. B. I. Parks moved into his
new home, lately vacated by Agent
Blackboard this week.
Mr.. T. J Scarborough and family
moved to our town this week and
occupied the Ward house.
Poles for the telephone line arrived
last week and are being bauled tc
their pos ition on the line this week.
Messrs. Black, of Camden, N. j.,
and Mr.. Luther Deli, who have been
sweet potato buyers here for several
months, returned to their homes
this week.
MIR. Ezekiel Bloxom and wife were
guests at the Accomac House fol-
several days this week. From here
they left for Bloxom, to take charge
of the hotel property recently bought
by them at that place.
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Lodge Getting.

The brethren of Ocean Lodge, No.
116, A. F. s. A. n, are requested to
be present at special communica-
ton to be held on Wednesday eve
ming, December Goth, at Z o'clock.
Refreshments will be prepared for
the occasion.
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sideboards in great variety of
styles. Have sold more this Fall
than ever before because our styles
and prices are right.
Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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My stock of horses anu mules Is
the best ever had and anyone in
need of either would do well to see
me at once and get a bargain.
Il. H. Nelson.
Accomac G. H., Va
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Ia NJ elnortasn.

In loving remembrance OF my
grandson, Edward Clarence, son of
John S. Hinman, who died on the
first day OF December 1897, in the fifth
year of his age.
Wherefore should I make my moan,
Now the darling child is dead?
He to early rest is gone,
He to Paradise is fled,
I shall go to him, but he
Never shall return to me.
God forbids his longer stay,
God recalls the precious loan,
God hath taken him away,
From my bosom to his own.
Surely, what He wills is best,
Happy in His will l rest.
Faith cries out, 1t is the Lord,
Let Him do as seems to Him good.
Be thy holy name adored,
Take the gift awhile bestowed,
Take the child no longer mine,
Thine he is, forever thine.
By HIS LOVING GRANDMOTHER.
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We have a full line of Xmas goods
to offer cheap next week. Come and
see US, we will make it pay you.
D. H. johnson g. Son.
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Our line OF oak suits with large
shaped French glass nicely covered
surpass anything yet. Prices espec
tally cheap.
Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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Many fine rorkers have been
slaughtered in the county this week.
Mr.. George Holland, OF near Acco
mac C. Il, heads the list with one
weighing IT'S pounds, and Mr.. George
Gillespie, of Mappsyille, was a close
second to him with another which
tipped the beam at ISL pounds. a
pen of seven killed by Capt William
R. Lewis, of Hunting Creek, weighed
$40, SIG, $40, 47O, 44a, 425 and 41O
pounds, respectively. The weight OF
two slaughtered last week by Mr..
John E. Hickman, Bioxom, was TIP
and 600 pounds.
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Don't forget our special low prices
on ladies capes and cloaks. Must be
soil. Pate & Mason.
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We have the prettiest AID cheapest
line of rugs that we have ever had.
Don't fail to see them.
Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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Nice liue of floor and table oil
cloths, all widths and grades at Belle
Haven Furniture Co.'S.
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From this date we will close out a
large line of ready-made clothing,
including about one hundred over
coats at about cost. as we are over
stocked.
D. H. Johnson s. Son.
Dnaomhnr 1G 1907
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4 Go to Pate & Mason for Xmas
goods. You can get them sure.
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A large line of Xmas goods such as
toys, fancy goods, pictures, confec-
tioneries and fruits at
-,
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Unclaimed ctters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postoffice at Accomac, Va, Deem
Der 10Th, 1897.
Rev. N. ]. Allen, MIR III. J. Bird.
Edward Martin, MIR. J. B. Powell 3
Mr.. Jake Schwartz, Rev. Thomas
May Thorpe.
b. c. WHITE, ST.,
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Largest line of furniture ever shown
Oh Eastern Shore at
Pate & Mason's.
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New line of gents furnishings
bought for the holiday trade at
Pate g. Mason's.
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All kinds of Xmas novelties at
Pate g. Mason's.
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New line of dinner, tea and toilet
sets, all prices, at
Pate & Mason's.