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RenI Exrnte ut Auction.

Stewart K. Powell, special commis
sioner, in suit of w. J. Hall & Son
vs. Levi Northam's admir-. ct ais. will
sell at public auction at Belinda,
Saturday. December 23d, p. m, by
virtue of decree in said suit, three
parcels of land situated near Belinda.
For full particulars see posters.
Mears g. Mapp, special commits
sioners. will tell at public auction at
Fair Oaks. on Wednesday, December
eth, between the hours Of 2 and 4
o'clock p, m. the real estate known
as the David Phillips lott situated
near Dunkirk, containing 10 acres
more or less. For particulars see
posters.
Thomas w. Blackstone. trustee,
will sell at Harborton, on December
10th, 1899, at 2 o. w., the valuable lot
Of land wherein Richard R. Parker
EG5lQ6o, COAtdlAli1E OLA OH Cd, AhOIC VI
less. Said land is beautifully located,
Immediately on Pungoteague creek,
and is q most desirable location for q
residence. 1t also has valuable
oyster shore.
John II. Wise. trustee, by virtue
OF a deed from Thorogood B; Mason
and wife, for benefit of John E Wise
and James A. Hall, commissioners
appointed by the Public School
Board OF Accomac, and by direction
of s. Wilkins Matthews. now the
beneficiary in said deed. will sell at
public auction at Bloxom Thursday,
December 2Sth, 1899. 2 p. M, the real
estate described in said deed as that
certain parcel of land, situated at the
head of Guilford Creek. known as the
"Burch lot" containing three acres,
more or less. For full particulars
see posters.
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M arr1aG.

observation-disclosures 25th,
1899, at Drummondtown. by Rev.
Jas. n. Henderlite, Everett W. Miles
and Miss Annie Lillian White.
observation-disclosures
Sd, 1899, at Chincoteague. by Rev. W.
A. Melvin, John b. Watson and Miss
Mamie burlington. :
PEPPs-RIcHARDsoN -Noyember
3Oth, 1899, at Chincoteague, by
Rev. w. A. n elvin, George R. Phippf
and Miss Mary E. Richardson.
Observation-Disclosures Sd,
1899, at Chincoteague, By Rev. s. o
Grimsley. Elva Daisey and Miss
Amanda E. Jester.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3Oth
1899, at Tangier,by Rev. G. P. Swain
Hanson L. Crockett and Miss Julia
G. Die.
Observation-Disclosures 8
1899, at Sanford, by Rev. John D
Hosier, Willard McCready and Miss
Alice Onley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
1859, at Tangier, by Rev. G. P. Swain
John G. Crockett and Miss Mona V
Parks.
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Chnns nreague.

W. G. Bunting is in Philadelphia
on business trip.
A large wharf ia being built by the
proprietor of the Atlantic hotel.
DR.. j. e. Mapp. Superintendent,
was here this week, in the interest OF
the public schools.
Mr.. John Elliott will move his
family from Belle Haven to Chinco-
league ia a few days.
Henry Conaut has accepted the
position of snrfman on Texas coast
and left for Galveston few days
ago.
d. j. Wheaton g. Co have opened
up a barrel factory here which gives
employment to quite e number of
our people.
Two sportsmen, of Philadelphia
stopping at the Atlantic Hotel this
week, weighed $50 and 241 pounds
respectively. -
Schooner Mofflitt arrived this week
from New York, loaded with coal,
and schooner Delano from Philadel
phia with like cargo.
More fine porkers are being killed
here than ever before. Mr.. j. W
Wheaton is in the lead SO far with
one weighing $40 pounds.
Schooner N. q. Godfrey loaded
with oysters this week for Philadel-
phia and schooner Mofitt with like
cargo for New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary E. Chopper. wife OF WIN.
F. R. Cropper, ex-Collector of Gus
toms, died Of pneumonia. on the 18th
inst. She was highly respected
lady, a lifelong christian and an
active worker in her church. She
will be sadly missed in this communi-
ty by everyone. The SICK and poor
lose in her good friend. Her 'hus-
band and three children survive her.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: F. W. Byrd, j. q. Feddeman'
]. Benson, D. G.. White. Baltimore;
John E. Smith. NJ. P. Hutton, j. b.
Duncalf, VIM. II. Goodman, w. s.
Russell. Philadelphia; NJ. E Selby,
F. s. Clark, Wilmington; Jos. E.
verden, Lewes; DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Stockton; j. G. Gray, Chicago; W. N.
jackson, Boston; DR.. j. 8. Mapp,
Thoa. P. Selby and wife, Capt. j. w.
Burch, N. w. Mock and son, Accos
mac.
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0i,tay
Miss Rennle II. Savage is spending
the week in Washington.

Miss Rennle II. Savage is spending
the week in Washington.
Capt. Thos Milliner in two days
outing last week killed 3s ducks.
Mr.. w. l.. Hope, OF Horntown,
moved to farm near this place this
week.
Mr.. Eddy Taylor has moved to
Chincoteague, to engage in barrel
business.
Mr.. Sam Bailey,after an absence of
several months, has resumed work as
clerk of Rogers & Bros.
Mr.. w. B. Stevenson has discon.
tinued the mercantile business at
Coalkiln and moved back to his resi-
dence here.
Mr.. A. j. McMath, Capt. John
Rogers and B. T. Gunter attended
tn Masonic gatherings at Mount
Vernon and Alexandria this week.
Porkers were killed by E. j.
Savage, N. F. Walter and Agent
Blackboard last week, respectively,
weighing 43O. 49O aud 4i6 pounds.
Mr.. Lloyd A Harrison and Miss
Edith W. Harrison. both OF Cashville,
ware married at our parsonage, last
Wednesday, Rev. J. R. Griffith offic.
iating.
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lNElsRB0RnooD NOTES:
-.
VnAsIcUet..

.. o. B. Finney, whose ilIne IS
wsIreported recently, is better.
separation is being made in the
| chrches for Christmas services and
entertainments.
trs. Charlotte Taylor left for
Rhmond, Va, this week, whore she
vi receive medical treatment.
Business has improved here this
week. Trade has been fair in general
lies from nearby and distant custo
lers.
mr.. Geiger, with Mr. VIM. Il.
arker, druggist, will move his
Iamily to this place from Charlottes-
lille, We their present home.
Mr.. VIM. Holland, OF Horntown,
) moving to this place, and will &C
.upy a dwelling at the corner OF
Main street and Market Square.
Messrs. Kelly s. Nottingham are
enlerging and improving their Office
building. MIR. J. w. Duncan has re-
opened mis- business in their main
room.
1t is said that merry marriage bells
will ring again here ere long. Ears
are itching for the date. Some modest
maids who have never told it" will
blush with fear that their secret il
Contractors are commu nicating
with our merchants whose buildings
were burned as to the erection Of
new ones. Wider streets and brick
buildings" is the good suggestion for
the block.
Mr.. Louis Wild, artist, son of Lieut..
j L. Wild, who formerly resided here
as inspector of the Life Saving Ser
vice, has been abroad and returned
to his home in Baltimore, recently
with Partisan bride.
Among those who attended the
Masonic meeting at Alexandria Va
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Doughty,
NJ ISIS Minnie Mills, Mrs. Jno. Steven
son, Mr.. T. G. Kellam and daughter
and Miss Georgia Lewis
Mrs. LOWE Nelson, a most estima>
bic lady, wife OF Mr.. S. r Nelson.
whose illness from stroke Of paraly-
sis was reported last week, died Tues
day. Fer husband, two sons, VIM.
s and Oliver Nelson, and one daught
er, Miss Lille Nelson, survive her.
Funeral services were held in Oman
cock Baptist Church by Rev. 6. w.
Hurt, pastor, on Wednesday.
Agents have been on the field sup>
plying our merchants with new iron
safes. Some of the safes that passed
through the fire did not stand the
test we'll, the contents being severely
scorched. Some makes are safes"
only bsfore the fire. The difference
cost for a standard article is good
investment. One cannot afford to
risk money and accounts in COM
mon iron box.
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Xmas Entertainments.
Christmas entertainment at Hollies
Baptist Church, December Goth 8 p.

Baptist Church, December Goth p.
m..
There will be :. Christmas tree. rec
itations and music ut Horntown Zap
fist church, December s5th, at 73o
p. N.
Afair and festival will be held at
Ayres Church. Wednesday of Xmas
week, December 9th, OF if weather
prevents next day. Public invited.
The annual Xmas treat will be
given to the Sunday School of Drum
mondtown Baptist Church, Tuesday
afternoon, December Goth, 2 o'clock
Oyster supper and confectionaries
Wednes day afternoon in Christmas
and entertainment at night at Halls
Chapel for benefit of church. Public
invte:i
A.. Xmas entertainment at Ayres
Chapel. Monday night, December
25th. Doors open $50. admission Is
cents. "A great Xmas supper and fair
on Wednesday afternoon and night
OF the 9th at Ayres Chapel. Every
body invited.
Charlottesville Council Jr., o. U.
A. NJ, will have oyster sapper, magic
lantern show and lectures by Revs.
J. r. Griffith and N. F. Sanford, at
their hall, Wednesday night, Decem-
Der eth, 7:90 o'clock. Admission 25
cents-oysters rs cents.
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Drama.

A bazaar will. be held at Parksley
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
before Christmas under the auspices
of the members and friends of the
Baptist Church at that place, open
every day from 10 a. m. A free con-
cert will be given every evening at 8
o'clock, with special feature Friday
evening in the appearance of Santa
Klaus. Oysters, terrapins and light
refreshments will be served at all
hours. Proceeds for the Parksley
Baptist Church.
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Ha1rWAON.

Messrs. J. w. Broughton AMI 7. G.
Kelly made business trip to Chin
colleague this week.
The most of our people have taken
of the fine weather. to nix
I'D their business matters for the
year, and are now ready to enjoy the
holidays.
Mary Northam, colored, over a
hundred years old, according to au-
thentic information, who was born
and lived near this place all her life,
died Friday, 9Th inst.
The horse of Mr.. F. B. Humphreys,
frightened by the train Tuesday.
started up side track ahead of train
in a race with it but was stopped
short when she reached culvert IL
feet wide and fell in The section
men went to the rescue and lifted
her out ia trim to finish the race.
No damage, strange to say, was done
to either horse, cart or harness
Mrs Nancy Kilmon, widow OF Capt.
Samuel Kilmon, died at the home of
her son. T. o. Kilmon, near this
place, Tuesday, 18th inst, aged SO
years. After funeral services over
her remains at Bethel Baptist church,
on. Wednesday. conducted by her
pastor, Rev. j. l.. King. she was laid
to rest beside her husband in the
church cemetery. She was highly
esteemed and had long been faith"
full member of Bethel church.
Quite number of the members of
the old Bryan Democratic Club met
in Fishers Hall Saturday night and
elected T. G. Kelly, temporary chair
man, and Jas. W. Broughton, tenn
porary secretary. 1t was decided to
call general meeting for purpose of
reorganization, Saturday, 10Th, z p.
m, at same place. All democrats,
whether or not members Of the old
club, are cordially invited to attend
next meeting and fall in line for next
campaign
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FnDgor eaEuo.

Mrs. Margie Read is quite sick with
la grippe
Mr.. Alf Read has opened new
grocery store on Main street.
Mr. Maynard Read, of New York.
is visiting bis father and sister this
week.
Miss Halle Battaile returned home
this week from visit to relatives
and friends in b fillmore.
Mrs. wilkerson. of Alabama, and
three daughters who have been the
guests of her brother, DR.. Hyden.
returned home last week.
The young people of our town or
ganized a Literary Club this week
and the president was very much, en-.
couraged with the first meeting. We
hope to have progressive club.
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n. W e'hsr rcfn.

Mr.. VIM. Cropper aud wife are now
residents of our town.
Mr.Wm. Hurley and family and Mr..
Charles Hurley moved to Horntown
this week.
Rev. E. S. Fooks is conducting a
revival at the nj. P. Church. Mr..
Fooks is an exponent of pure Gospel
thought.
Mr.. Milton Tull, very clever man,
left here several days ago to accept
position as telegrapher on theNorfolk
g. Weston r. r.
Mr.. 6. F. Elliott has purchased the
interests OF Mr.. VIM. Hurley in the
mercantile business, and will make
this little thorp his future home.
DR.. John E. Mapp visited our
school last week. The Doctor is q
typical Virginia gentleman and is
always welcomed by our teachers.
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Holiday and GIFT Books.

l have for order on short notice a
beautiful line of books They are by
the best authors. finest print, paper
and binding, beautifully gotten out.
There will be nothing like them seen
elsewhere. Will answer all inquiries
as to price, paging and authorship.
THos. w. RUSSELL.
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To reac.,ers of A.,an.lc Dla.r.cs.

The teachers of Atlantic District,
who attended the Teachers Insti-
tute at Onancock. will please drop
me card stating the amount of rail
road fare paid By them, to and from
the Institute, 30 that may include
same in their next warrant.
Complaint has been made that
some pupils are late in attending
school. The District School Board
are very DESTROYS that all teachers
and pupils shall be promptly in place
at 8 o'clock and remain until 4 O'Clock
p m.
We also regret that Mr.. G. W..
Feddeman was not reelected q
trustee. He served faithfully, and
we cannot understand why he, (who
has children to educate,) should be
turned down and an unmarried man
put 10 his place-Whyf Reason
pleases
JOHN D. PARSONS.
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To stoolho,e=seo or Produce Earhauee

Meetings of the stockholders of the
Produce Exchange, of the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. to perfect the To-
cal organizations will be held az ,fola
lows:
Nassawado1, Saturday. December
Is, p. me-
E1more, Wednesday, December 20,
1 p. m. .
Bloxom, Friday, December ssd, |
p. m.
All subscribers are earnestly re-
quested to be present as business: of
Importance will be transacted.
WIN. A. BURTON.
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The useful article is now the thing
for Xmas present. We have it in fur
niture, and our stock is large enough
for you to get any thing you need in
that line.
q Iohnsora az Son
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For SALE-I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at
Davis Wharf, on December Both, 1899,
at las o. m, the house aud lot OF
Frederick T. Bradford. Possession
given on day OF sale. See posters.
Thos. w. Russell.
Trustee
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
8. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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When in need of sash, doors and
blinds. building material, hardware,
paints, oils and glass, write us for es-
Inmates on same. All orders filled
promptly. We solicit your patronage.
W. NJ. KELLAM & Co.,
Cape Charles, Va.
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Sax1H.

Five new cases of typhoid fever
have developed here in past few days.
The Sunday School Association, Of
Pocomoke Circuit, N. E. Church,
South, will meet with Saxis Sunday
school, December S1st, / 80 p. M.
Rev. W. b. Williams, the noted
drummer evangelist, will lecture
Monday night next. 18th inst, in tine
NJ. E. Church. South, of this place.
Subject-The last romp with the
tiger.
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We have full supply of furniture,
oak suits. bureaus, Bullets, tables,
bedsteads, chaira, mattresses, &c for
sale at prices to suit the times, J.
Rogers & Bro, Finney. Va. !.
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If in want of carpet, mating, and
oil cloth, call and see US and we will
give you the best prices.
D. a. Johnson & Son.
Parksley Va.
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Write to us tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, SC. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac c. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co,
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When in Pocomoke, let your first
visit be to the 10 cent store for china,
bric-a-brac, toys, Xmas tree orna>
ments, etc.
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Fine line Xmas goods, fruits, nuts,
candies, cranberries, &c. Also q
large line of groceries and other
merchandise, shoes and notions which
will be sold at surprising prices.
j. n. Savage s. Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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LOcGsavflle.

Mr.. Cockcraft. OF Northport, L. L.
Is here on quail shooting trip.
Many fine porkers have been killed
in this section in the last two weeks
The young folks Of our village are
preparing for merry Christmas and
arc likely to have it.
Mrs. Geo. Burton. OF this place,
will spend the holidays with her par
ents at Snow Hill, Md.
DR.. John W. Kellam left Monday
for Mount Vernon. to take part 10
the memorial services in honor Of the
centennial anniversary Of the death
of Washington.
An old time shooting match will
take place here, Tuesday, December
Goth, and everyone is invited to be in
attendance with his gun and give an
exhibition of his Workmanship.
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We have a full line OF cooking and
heating stoves. In air tight we have
one of the best at the old price. No
advance.
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overcoats are being sold strictly at
cost. We have 100 OF them from which
to make selection.
D. h. Johnson & Son.
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NoTIoE-Strayed away from my
premises, near. Blo1om, about Sep.
TENDER 18th, one light red cow. about
8 years old, cropped and slit both
ears. Anyone finding her and noti-
flying the undersigned will be amply
rewarded for the same.
James s. Small.
Blo1om, Va.
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NoT1oE-Will be sold at public
sale, on December the 2Sth, 1893, at the
Parsonage at Oak Hall, the honse-
hold and kitchen furniture OF said
parsonage, consisting in part OF 2
chamber suits. beds, mattresses. bed
covering, chairs, carpets, stoves, in
Guiding one No. COOK stove, nearly
new, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Sale to commence at 10
q. m. Terms made known on the day
of sale.
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LosT-On December 9TH. a gold
watch-on which was inscribed
"Gertie, 1891" Finder will be reward
ed by returning to this office.
x. x.
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NoT1cE-All persona. having claims
against G. W. Marsh and Marsh u
Evans, will present them to me, as
trustee, at once.
Geo. B. Hoffman, Trustee.
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WANTRD-To rent with view of
purchasing, a farm with one hundred
to one thousand acres, in Eastern
part of Virginia, having actual
frontage on Chesapeake Bay, At
lantic Ocean, or some good river.
REQUIRE house Of at least eight
rooms. Must have good duck and
quail shooting on the premises.
Highest references and security.
Thomas ID. Marshall, Jr.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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For SALE-Atprivate contract the
house and lot in Pungoteague owned
by Miss Maggie Groton. For particu-
lars apply to B. 7. Gunter,
Agent.
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NoT1cE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other>
wise trespassing on the farm, bow
mans Folty,n or on any other prem
ises owned and controlled by me
under penalty of a prosecution to the
full extent OF law.
VIM. Fl. Coxton.
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Be sure to read slocomb Bros. new
add on toys.
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Xmas family supplies of all kinds
and confectioneries, full line, can be
had at our store at lowest margin OF
profit.
Dbl. johnson s. Son,
Parksley Va.
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For sALE-Several barrels of fine
trout fish. Apply to
Thos. 81. Mill1ner.
louisville, Va.
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C. s. slocomb has just returned
from the city with another lot OF
tova
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Xmas goods in great abundance in
all lines at our store, to suit everyone
in both price and quality.
D. r. Johnson " Son.
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DeAtha.

Mrs. E. ID. Blanks, wife of Edward
W. Blanks, died at Eastville, Friday
OF last week. Her remains were inter
red in the cemetery OF Christ Church
OF that place.
Capt. Frank Rolley died at his
home in the lower part of the county
Tuesday morning. In the death of
Capt. Rolley Northampton loses one
of her prominent and useful citizens
Light.
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For SALE-At private contract the
house and lot of Thomas a. Savage
at Temperancevil;e, containing three
acres. For terms apply to.
James 81. Fletcher, Jr.
Accomac G. FL.
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Business N0riook.

WANTED-Fat turkeys on or before
December Goth. Cash paid for all kind
OF poultry at any time. Correspond
ence solicited.
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December 14th, 1899.

SAW MILL FOR SALE-The I, one
owned by Bradford & Russell
and now !. by me. The proper
ty is complete for manufacturing Of
Thos. W. Russell.
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STOCKS FOR SALE-18 shares,
Machipungo Bridge Co., 5 shares.
Atlantic Telephone Co., and shares
Peninsula Fair Association.
Thos. w. Russell.
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D. q. Johnson g. Son

Apueo eHII u1sQa sTs1
.eIpI,Ho laou.? oIos puc pueu on, III ploo
.oI aululn0 9A.auxr1 solcIooogO s.1:ouIoX
emo ploo As0 euo euL
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For SALE-Spalding bicycle cheap
original cost $500
Robt. n. Oldham,
Accomac G. a., Va.

NoTIcE-The partnership hereto
fore existing between US in saw mill
business has been dissolved by ,mu-
tual consent.
F. T. Bradford
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For SALE-At fair prices $50 shoats
VIM. B. Coxton,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Nor1cE-s25Oo,O to loan on uncums
bered farm lands in amounts not less
than $4,000. Apply to
T. B. Quinby. Atty.
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For SALE-A fine mare, sound.
works in all harness and fine driver.
F. L. Thomas,
Savsgeville, Va.
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NoT1cB-A light brindle cow, with
hole in each ear, came to my house,
near Jenkins Bridge, two weeks ago
Owner will prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
]. Frank Landlord.
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NoTIcE-I have for service a
thoroughbred Jersey bull. Terms, rs
cents, cash.
F. L. Thomas.
Savageville, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16

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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16

price, price.
made Clothing half Buy yds goods yard
Ladies eoaks price, will reasonable
only think want have cash will
will be fault Furniture below city prices Headquarters for all
old prices 80 saved on Breeeh loading Guns single
the guarantee to hoM 70 articles under the market
Virginia ali you posted prices prove
the above assertion in twenty
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