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s,,n.,nx schnor CONVENTION.

Program of the Sunday School
Convention of Accomac Association,
TO be held au Parskley on Saturday
and Sunday, May 29th and 3Oth, 1887:
SATURDAY, May goth, 1000 a. NJ.
Introductory sermon by Rev. S.
U. Gri,nsley.
Reading letters and enrolling dele
gates.
Organization.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The Importance OF Sunday school
WORK. Writer, G. W Kiracofe; speak
er. u. Il. Jo4nes.
TIE work OF Sunday school and
Bible board. Writer, Pow. L. d.
Craddock; speaker, P. H. tornell.
Shall the churches support their
Sunday schools and the contributions
of the Sunday schools go to the
boards of the General Association
Writer, Il. 3attaile; speaker, Rev. q
W. HurC.
The pastor-his relation and duty
to the Sunday school. Writer, W. F
White; speaker, j. L. King.
Observation-Disclosures necessary.
Writer, -; speaker, j. w.
Reams.
SUNDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Tcsching-the mostinportant part
of Sunday school work. Writer, II.
Boggs; speaker, Fl. L. Schmelz.
Sermon at 1880 a. IN. by A. B
Northumberland, e. w. Hurt.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Report of committee on digest Of
statistics.
Let the pastor and officers of the
Sunday school he considered mem
bers of the convention in addition tc
four delegates. COMMITTEE.
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Festivals.

Strawberry festival ut Wacha-
preague this afternoon and evening.
Strawberry festival and entertain
n.ent at the new church in Upshur's
Neck next Thursday.
There will be an afternoon picnic
a5 Evergreen M. E. Church, Sonth,
June 9Th. Strawberries, ice cream,
upper, &C., will be served.
There will be fair and festival at
Falls Chapel Baptist Church, on
Whit Monday, June 9TH. Confec,
oneries and supper will be served.
Proceeds of fair to be used for having
church painted. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
An all.day fair and festival will be
held at Saxis, Thursday, June 10th,
for the benefit of the M. E. Church,
South, of that place, or if weather is
Indictment at that time on the follow
ing day. Dinner, supper and refresh
ments will be served.
The ladies OF Broadway Church
will hold a strawberry festival on
Whit Monday, June 18th, commenc-
ing at p. NJ, and continuing until
10 o'clock. Ice cream, confectione-
RES, &C., will be offered for sale.
Proceeds for benefit OF church. If
Monday should be rainy festival will
be held on Tuesday. Public cordially
invited.
A fair and festival will be held at
the Atlantic Baptist Church on Whit
Monday afternoon, June 18th. Ii
weather unfair, the next fair day.
Confectioneries, Strawberries and sup
per will be served. Proceeds of fair
for benefit of Sunday school. Chill
dren's day exercises will be held at
night of the same day. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
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Edar0Ortou
AccOnac.

Building, repairing and painting,
all on boom here.
c. w. Marsh Co. are fixing up
boats and seines for the coming
season.
Marsh s. Penney are handling quite
a number of soft crabs, but markets
are dull.
Our fish factory started up on full
time last Monday. Steamers Daisy
and Mary Bates arrived with the first
catch of the season on that day.
We are thankful for small favors
here and take this method of returr-
ing thanks TO the worker of the road
machine for the few moments he
spent with us recently with his most
valuable machine.
A new line of ferry boats started up
last week to run between Barney
Castle and Gusts Point. The line is
being very well patronized. 1t is
worth anyone's time to take the trip
as the scenery is magnificent.
There is going to be big time
down here the third of July. There
will be amusements of all kinds for
young and old-boat races, sailing
parties, base ball and other athletics
of all kinds; also fireworks and a
comic lecture in the church at night.
Refreshments of all kinds will be
served on the grounds. A good time
guaranteed.
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The members and friends OF
Reamy's Memorial Baptist Church
at Horntown will hold bazaar to
represent the seven days of the week
on the 18th and 18th of July. Dinner
and supper will be served-dinner
on European style. Unique enter
tainmept may be expected both
evenings. A very pretty and durable
quilt and an elegant afghan will be
preeented to the person or persons
guessing the nearest number of peas
and shot in four and six ounce bot
ties. We hope to have the hearty
co cooperation of our sister churches
in this effort. 5sPublic cordially in
vited. Proceeds to furnish the church
If weather should be inclement next
fair day. See posters later.
COMMITTEE.
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ATLANTIC DISTRICT.

In Pungoteague district our ad
vices are, that E. s. Wise was elected
supervisor, Jos. C. Wescott consta-
BILE and Messrs. L. N. Boggs, T. 6
Elliott and Geo. E. Winder, justices
OF peace.
In Atlantic district w. L. Mock
! was elected supervisor, K. T. Ross
Sr., constable and L. F. j. Wilson, E
w. Hutchinson and L. Thos. Phillips
justices of the peace.
In the district of the Islands, K. j
Bunting was elected supervisor, War
rem Richardson, constable and W. H
Warren. Emory Maf1it and Captain
James Tracey, justices of peace.
The vote of Temperanceville was
2lS for, 80 against convention; New
Church Is for, IS against; Wacha-
prague s for, Is against; at Green
backville it was tie; Chincoteague
about 20 for, 40 against.
The vote in the county from all the
precincts, except Pungoteague, fol
convention was $50, against conven
ton GAO. The vote of Pungoteague
will probably increase the majority
against convention.
The number of votes polled was
from 1900 to $500, and only about
half of that number were cast either
for or against a convention.
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Any one having pictures to copy
of any living or dead friend should
hold their orders until Messrs. Selec-
man and Wicker can call upon them.
They are the Southern managers of
the New York Portrait Co. Mr.. L..
W. Wicker is from Northumberland
county, Va, and comes highly recon-
mended. He will canvass this county.
Any orders addressed to him at
Onancock, his headquarters, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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ParkSfeY.

Miss Ethel Lewis left this week to
visit friends ia Suffolk.
Quite number of cur people at
tended the race at Keller last We'd
nesday.
Mr. Fl. It. Mason is improving his
residence with coat of paint.
Rev. Mr. Sanford entertained the
Pastors Conference of the Accomac
Association last Friday.
Miss Margaret White, of Pocomoke
City. Md, is home for q few days to
attend the Sunday School Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Charlton, widow CT the late
Rev. Mr.. Charlton, of Baltimore, and
her daughter are visiting friends III
Parksley and vicinity.
Rev. A. D. Melvin, president o.
the Maryland Annual Conference
preached grand sermon at Parksley
Sunday night 10 large congregation.
Mr. James Bishops horse ran away
last Monday at Parksley, completely
demolishing the cart, which wa;
loaded with peas, scattering them
through the town, but fortunately
no one was hurt.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
S.iltalGOSAa3 q.

A small party from Wilmington
Del, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the Atlantic Hotel.
Rev. J. H. Beauchamp, OF Dover
Del, spent several days with us last
week visiting friends.
Our tables are now well supplied
with new potatoes, green peas aid
other trucks, grown here.
Mr.. j. H. Yanaman, of Norfolk
is here with merry so round and is
doing flourishipg business.
DR.. E. n. Derickson, of Berlin, Md,
was here this week and examined
eight new applicants for the Lie
Saving Service.
In the first boat race of the season
from this place to Wachapreague
for purse of $50 last week, between
sloop yachts Malcolm and Gertrude,
the latter was the winner.
Schooner Emma Robinson arrived
this week FROM New York with cargo
of bricks; schooner d. j. Wheaton
from Norfolk with cargo of building
material; schooner A. Cathell loaded
with shells for Carson City, NJ.
VIM. j. Matthews and Captain
VIM. Harrison are eff on business
tour to many OF the towns in Mary
land. Capt. Jos. T. Rowley, f. A.
Jeirryes, Vim. P. Reid and S. e.
Matthews returned from business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
MIR. Timothy Hill, one of our old
est citizens, while attempting to break
a pony last week had q narrow es-
cape from serious injury. He was
thrown out of his buggy against a
tree and badly cut and bruised on his
head. " hen found by colored man
he was unconscious. At this writing
he is improving.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotelthis week:
". E. Selby, F. L. Clock, Wilmington;
Il. w. Petit, Minor Guscom, S. d.
Booker, Salem, n. j.; DR.. E. II. Der
ickson, Berlin, Nd; e. h. Benson
w. c. Guiilette, Pocomoke City; DR..
". a. Taylor. Stockton; s. I. Vii
liams, Salisbury; E. B. Davidson,
Milford, Del; Il. J. McAllen, Snow
Hill; Thos. A. Jones, Boydton, Va;
W. NJ. Needles, Erastus johnson, Miss
Mollie B. Wallop, Miss Lizzie Taylor,
Accomac.
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Ch:tIT% G's Ray.

Children's day will be observed at
the N. E. Church, South, Wecha-
prea que, first Sunday in June, and
at Upshur's Neck church the second
Sunday in June.
Children's day exercises will be OBJ
served at Broadway Baptist Church
on Sunday evening, June 9th, COM
mencing at o'clock. Public cor
daily invited.
Cbildren's day services, consisting
of music. recitations, dialogues, adj
dresses, &C., will be held at Grant
Memorial II. P Church on Sunday
night, June 9th, 1897, commencing at
s o'clock. Everybody invited. Nc
adm ssion fec.
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ds.,iJ.

Infant child OF Mr.. w. Z. SturKis
died on the 18th inst.
Mr.. L. j. Savage's dwelling has
Just received d coat OF paint and is
now thing OF beauty.
Ground WAS broken for the new
hotel of Mr.. 8. g. Fox OH the gath.
SIX carpenters are at work on same.
Plans and specifications are being
drawn for handsome dwelling to be
built by Agent Blackboard in the
near future.
Mr.. a. w. Mears and wife, of late
guests OF his mother, Mrs. Geo. w.
Mason, returned to their home in
Baltimore few days ago.
The postmaster, recently appointed,
is having place fitted up for the P!
o. business and the old postmaster
is preparing TO step down and out.
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Eaasviise.
Miss Margaret Prentiss, of St.
Louis, Mo-. is the guest OF her uncle,
DR. J M. McNutt

Miss Margaret Prentiss. OF St
Louis, Mo-. is the guest OF her uncle
DR. ] NJ. McNutt
The academy dance, given by the
Young 1nen OF this vicinity last Fri
day night was quitea success, despite
the rain and wind. There were about
sixty participants present.
Two colored boys living in the
lower part OF county became involved
IN an alteration last Saturday alter
noon, which resulted in the young
boy shooting the older one aud kill
ing him instantly. The names OF the
boys are unknown to us
Mr.. Will Duer, of Cape Charles
ec-ived q telegram Monday morning
from williamsburg, stating that his
father, Mr.. Calvin Duer, Sr, was
dead. He took the train for that
city and brought the remains OF his
father over Tuesday and Inferred
them in the family burying ground.
The game of base ball between the
academy students and the town boys
last Saturday afternoon was tor
feited TO the academy boys in the
last he!f of the inning. The game
was full of bad plays from the start
to finish, aud it seemed as though the
umpire had an off day as well as the
players. The score tied on 35 in the
last half OF the ninth inning for the
academy, and by an awful bad
break" on 5he part of the umpire,
the town boys refused to play longer,
which resulted iiIsthe forfeit OF the
game.
Last Saturday night between 0 and
10 o'clock, the barn and stables Of
ar. Fred Mapp, farmer living in
Savage's Neck, was burned, together
with two horses and one colt, all OF
his corn, fodder, meat and u part of
his farming implements. The family
was asleep ana the fire gained so
much Roadway before it was dis
covered nothing could be done to-
ward saving the building or rescuing
the animals. A subscription WAS cir
culated in the community Monday
morning, and his friends responded
freely, both in cash and provisions.
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Great Bankrupt Sale.

Three thousand dollars $4,000
worth of fine clothing, shoes, hats,
caps, dry goods, notions, &C., must
be sold in 80 days, at Hickman's
wooden building at Parksley, Va.
SHERMAN & GoLDsTEIN, trustees.
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Quarterly Conferences.

Quarterly Conferences.
Sykes, May 90, 80.
Atlantic, Pocomoke, May 80, p. ~,
and 81.
Accomac G. Il, Amiss, June 8, 6.
Loeustville, June 6, p. IN, and 7.
Keller, Garrison's. June 70, Is.
Pungoteague, Harborton. June 10,
p. H., and IA.
Belle Haven, Broadwater, June 10,
90.
Franktown, Johnson's, June 20, p.
~, and q
onancock, Andrews chapel, June
&c, Of.
w. G. VADEN, P. E.
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Mrs. DR.. s. Armstrong Hopkins, a
returned missionary from India, will
lecture at Ayres M. f. Church, We'd
nesday, June 9th, at O'Clock and al
Leatherbury's, Thursday, June 10th
She will appear in Indian costumes
and exhibit idols, cymbals, money
and prayer instruments. Admission
10 cents. She is wonderful lecturer
and captured Onancock auditors OF
her former visit.
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Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
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Ordinance OF rho Town of onancoe

Ordinance OF the Town of Onancock.
Notice is hereby given that the
council of the town of Onancock, at
a meeting held May goth, 1897, passed
an ordinance requiring that all dogs
found on the streets and public places
of the town after June LIST next, with
out muzzles shall be taken up and
confined; and that said dogs, after
the expiration of five days, unless
sooner redeemed, shall be killed.
WM. J. DOUGHTY,
Town Clerk.
Onancock, Va, May IS, 1897.
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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.,
Pocomoke City, Nd.
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BloXOtn

Miss Mary Human has returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wray, of Newport
News, is visiting her father, Rev. W.
G. Walden.
Messrs. w. L. Blo1om and Oscar
Rayfeld made business trip to
Baltimore last week.
Capt. Frank Boggs and daughter,
of Onancock, were welcome visitors
to our town this week.
Mrs. Hickman, of Accomac c. H.,
and Mrs. Slant, of Sinnickson, spent
last week with Mrs. W. H. Bloxom.
The Methodists of this place will
in the future have Sunday school
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
and Rev. w. C. Walden will, when al
home, preach for them Thursday
evenings. They propose to build q
chapel at an early day.
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Millinery Notes.

Mrs. w. p. Gresham has returned
to Belinda with Il carefully selected
stock OF millinery, with summer styles
and summer prices.
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Have you seen the SIS suit offered
by Ames, Shield & Co? Ii you have
not you would do we'll to see it before
making your purchase.
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Ames, Shield & Co.. have on hand
a large stock of mattings, which were
purchased before any advance came
on mating, and they are selling them
at the old prices.
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Mrs. Serena Conquest, wife of Mr..
Joseph Conquest, died suddenly last
Saturday at her home at Temper
anceville, aged 50 years.
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Use Snow, Knox s. Co.'s brands of
flour. They also carry q complete
line of groceries.
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Mrs. Susan Ewell, wife of Charles
Ewell, died suddenly on Thursday at
her home at Mappsville, aged Ga
years. Her husband, four daughters,
Mrs. VIM. Walsh, Mrs. Ida Metcalf,
Mrs. Sewall Bloxom, Mrs. Samuel
Abbott and four sons, William, John,
Edward and Charles Ewell, survive
lar
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Just received another lot of mat
tings that are worth p cents per
ward more than we ask for them.
Ashby & Beloat.
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Church Notes.

Quarterly conference OF the Acco
mac G. H. circuit will be held al
Drummondtown Nj. E. Church, South
at 4:15 p. H., June 5, 1897.
Presiding Elder Walden will preach
at Amiss Chapel on Sunday, June 6,
at II a. H., and there will be nc
preaching at the Drummondtown
Methodist Church on the morning OF
that day.
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Mrs. Seia Marshall, wife of MIR.
Samuel Marshall, died at Hallwood,
Saturday night, 22d inst, aged about
o. wary
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Tt the ladies': Frii line O. dress
goods with trimmings to match at
Ames, Shield & Co.'s.
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Real Irish lawn, SO inches wide, are
being offered by Ames, Shield & Co,
for 81 cents per yard.
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Mr.W. T. Beloat, OF Ashby & Beloat,
has returned from the city with more
bargains.
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EnecinI Notice..

We shall offer special bargains in
general merchandise next week, as
we have been too busy to advertise
this week. Watch our advertisement
next week. Yours,
Gr1cIr & co
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Latest styles in hats, derbys, alpine
SLOUGH, full line of straws also.
Ames, Shield s. Co.
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Full line OF clothing for men, boys
and children at all prices.
Ames, Shield y Co.
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Snow, Knox & Co. 's"Clima1" brand
of flour is the best flour in America.
SNOW, KNOX & 20.
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Hamburgs table damas linen, dress Innings full line Of
percanes as in different shades DC safu
brocade satines as l5o lawns at &c.
ducks the latest effects muslns from &c. up gngnans
hats the latest effects shirts 22c to 81 49, cor
sets from 81, slippers for ladies from o 4oc 70
So 25 also a full line of mems shoes from TOO.
to 81 So boys shoes from 75c to Sl.75 chill
dren's shoes 25c. to 9l.75, oil carpet two
yards wide 5Oc one yard wide &c we
invite the public to call and see Tor
themselves AS usual we have
frstcass stock of groceries, and
ladies' and gents hosiery is com
pete. In fact up to
date in all departments
Yours very respectfully,
Nelson 3 DaugherfV,
Accomac c. H., Va.
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Election Returns.
The result of the election on Thurs
day at many of the precincts in the
county is given below:
LEE DISTRICT.


LEE DISTRICT.
Accomac G. H.-Supervisor: A. j.
Lilliston -Overseer of Poor: A. w.
LIlliston 15S-Constable: Tank G..
Kellam 15S-Justices of Peace: S. r.
Nelson 3S; Levi R. Boggs 46; j. L..
Cooper 81; Geo. F. Parker 116; Geo.
N. Trower 70; John S.Tyler Gloon
vention 80; No Convention GO.
Onancock-Supervisor: A. j. Lillis-
ton 209-Overseer OF Poor: a. w. Lii
liston 201-Constable Tank G.. KEEL
lam aO5- Justices of Peace: s. r. Mel
son 116; Levi r. Boggs 1876; j. l..
Cooper 80; Geo. f. Parker rs; Geo. N.
Trower rs; John S. Tyler Aeon
vention SO; No Convention 4G.
Tangier Island-Supervisor: "A. j.
Lilliston 7S-Overseer Of Poor: A.W.
Lilliston 79-Constable Tank g.
Kellam 79-Justices of Peace: s. R.
Nelson IS; Levi r. Boggs G3; j. L..
Cooper 70; Geo. F. Parker Z; Geo.
N. Trower 2; John s. Tyler =
Convention 2; No Convention y.
METoMPKIN DISTRICT.
acknowledgement: j. w. Wes-
sells 1O3 -Overseer OF Poor: Sam'l G,
Taylor 10G-Constable: C. G. Dix 1O2
Justices of Peace: John d. Watts II;
Thos G Clayton 05; Geo. Clayton IL
Thos. B. Gillespie "a; G. W. Bloxom 20
Convention 81; No Convention 55.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: j. w. Wes-
sells GO-Overseer of Poor: Sam'l G.
Taylor 64-Constable: G. G. Dix GO
Justices of Peace: John D. Watts
So; Thos. G.. Clayton 81; Geo. T..
Clayton .; Thos. B. Gillespie 81; G..
w. Bloxom 4O-Convention 30; No
Convention -.
Mappsville-Supervisor: J. w. Wes-
sells 45-Overseer of Poor: Sam'l c..
TAYLOR 4S-Constable: G. c. Dix &c
Justices of Peace: John D. Watts
"a; Thos. G. Clayton is; Geo. T..
Clayton 5; Thos. B. Gillespie 30; G.
w. Blcxom 23-Conyention 8; No
Convention 50.
Bloxom-Supervisor: J.W. Vessels
4G-Overseer of Poor: Sam'lC. Taylor
4G-Constable: G. G. Dix 45-Justices
of Peace: John d. Watts 80; Thos. G.
Clayton 30; Geo. Il. Clayton 4;
Thos. B. Gillespie 80; G. w. Bloxom
11-Convention II; No Convention
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the great cheap store of onancock, Va
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PUNaoTEAGUE DISTRICT.

Belle Haven-Supervisor: E. s.
Wise 40; F. T. Stockley 5-Overseel
of Poor: A. j.. Read 0; j. w. Ward
29-Constable: j. G. WescotG 10; w
l.. Drummond "a; Jas. r. Bull Q
Justices of Peace: Luther N. Boggs
80; L. w. Blackstone 16; g. E. Win
der 3; 7. G. Elliott 81; w. NJ. Tay-
lor 10; s. *. Mcmillan 1S-Conyen-
ton 30; No Convention 0.
Hawks Nest-Supervisor: E. s. Wise
81; F. 7. Stockley 1O0-Overseer o.
Peoria. j Read 80; J w. Ward Soon
stable: j. c. Wescott II; w. L. Drum
mond 81; Jas. R. Bull 2G-Justices
of Peace: Luther N. Boggs 80; T. w
Blackstone 80; Ct. E. Winder 1G; II
6. Elliott 1902; w. NJ. Taylor 90; s. K
Mcmillan 57-Convention 20; Nc
Convention 10.
ATLANTIC DISTRICT.
Halls store-Supervisor: W. L
Mock 104; Hiram Birmingham 45-
Overseer of Poor: Sam'l j. Davis III
Constable: E. t. Ross, ST., LOT; B
F. Groton 41-Justices OF Peace: L
F. j. Wilson 80; E. W. Hutchinson
3S; A. S. Taylor III; L. Thos. Phil
lips S2-Convention 90; No Conven
tion rs.
Sykes-Supervisor: w. L. Mock 80
Hiram Birmingham 38-Overseer o
Poor: Sam'l J. Davis 0-Constable
E. T. Ross, Sr., 81; B. F. Groton l!
justices OF Peace: L. f. j. Wilson
20; E. w. Hutchinson Do; A. s. Tay
lor 4S; l.. Thos. Phillips 61-Conven
ton 60; No Convention 6.
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A small party from Wilmington,
Del, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the Atlantic Hotel.
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Onancock, Va, May IS, 1897.
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A1coMAc CoURT-HoUsE, VA.
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1897.

John W.Edmonds.Gd anc 0wnsr,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-05-29

E. H. Benson will be at Acconiac
G. H., Monday next, court day, with
Il fine line OF samples OF suitings, &C.,
for custom tailoring work. Give him
q call His prices are low.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-05-29

50 years.