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OiiicS-

Mr.. J. d. Belote, of Savageville,
quite sick of late, is now much im-
proved.
Mr.. Carver is at the Hotel de Fox
for the purpose of investigating PEN
sion claims.
Miss Carrie Wheaton and sister,
of Chincoteague, are guests of Mrs.
Lizzie Fox this week.
Misses Annie Thielbar and Eva H.
Bardley, of Baltimore, are guests of
Miss Cordie Lee Savage.
Mrs. Henrietta Wimbrough and
daughter, Miss Blanche Butler, are
visiting friends in Maryland.
Dogs raided the sheepfold of Mr..
A. J. McMath again on the night Of
the Sd inst, and killed four more Of
his sheep.
Mr.. George Roberts, commission
merchant, of Baltimore, has located
here for the purpose Of buying sweet
potatoes this season.
Commissioner Tunnel has com
pleted his tax books and is having
same examined by the clerk of the
county court this week.
MIR. Fl. Il. Mears, of the firm OF
White & Mears, is recreating on Hog
Island, Mr.. 0. a. Eargis, clerk of ".
II. Winder & Co is home on the sick
list.
Mr.. George d. Bradford and Miss
Maggie Caruthers, daughter OF Capt.
w c. Caruthers, were married at the
parsonage on Saturday, 9Th inst,
Rev. j. R. Griffith officiating.
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Church Entertainments.

There will be an entertainment in
the schoolhouse at Bloxom, Tuesday
evening, August 18th, at o'clock for
the benefit of the Episcopal Sunday
school.
There will be a fair at Guilford
Church, August 10th, for tue benefit
OF the parsonage. We will have an
excellent supper, and plenty of cream
and confectio naries. Everyone cor.
daily invited.
A fair will be held at Deep Creek.
Tuesday, August 1ath, under the
auspices of the Jr., o. U. A. Mechan-
les. There will be parade, music
and other attractions. Ice cream and
confectioneries will be for sale on the
day. Public invited
A fAir will be held at the school
house at Assawaman, Thursday af-
ternoon, August 18th, for the benefit
OF new church in course OF erection
of that place. The help OF the people
in that community is needed and
everyone is cordially invited to be
present.
A very beautiful and interesting
musicale and literary programme of
the highest order is being made by
the members of the Methodist Prot
estant Church at Parksley and provi
dence permitting will be rendered
Tuesday evening, August 10Th, or the
next fair evening should the evening
named be inclement. Professor
Howard Benson, of Baltimore, is ex-
pected to take charge Of the piano
and Professor G. s. Williams, of Will
mington, Del, the violin. There will
be variety of both vocal and instru-
mental renditions, also choice recita-
tions and readings. Admission
adult 20, children Is cents.
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MAR0ARE'r ACADEMY.
Its Claims on tho People oftno Eastern
Shore.

l. 1t is their own and only institu-
ton. 1t is the only school property,
the bequest of ancestors vested in the
whole citizenship Of Accomack and
Northampton counties.
3. 1t embodies substantially all
the elements of a first-class training
school for boys and girls.
3. 1t is Christian.
4. 1t is thorough.
o. it is honest.
6. Its scciai and religious atmos-
phere and surroundings are refined
and eleyating.
Z. Its venerable age and Eoble ira
ditions are most inspiring.
g. 1t is successful, anG itc enlarg~
ment will depend in much on wheth-
er the people OF The Eastern Shore
give il that measure Of patronage
which its character and claims iusti-
fy and which their own home iDsti-
tuition merits at their hands.
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Deaths.

Mr. John J. Hopkins, who has been
in failing health for several months,
died Thursday morning at his home
near louisville, aged 55 years. After
funeral services at his home on Fri
day, conducted by his pastor, Rev.
T. 8. Dunaway and Rev. g. w. Hurt,
his remains were inferred In Mt.
Holly cemetery, Onancock.
His last wife and six sons, John R.,
B. Thomas, Fred NJ. George j.,
Howard and Robert Hopkins and
three daughters, Mrs. George Milliner
and Misses Eva and Bessie Hopkins,
survive him.
Mr. Hopkins was one OF the leading
farmers of Accomac, deacon Of the
Drummondtown Baptist Church, a
sincere christian and worthy and
useful citizen. His early death is
sincerely regretted by numerous
friends in every part OF Accomac.
Mrs. Maggie Caruthers, wife Of
George w. Caruthers, died Sunday
night, 9th inst, at her home near
Keller, of typhoid fever, aged about
35 years. She WAS lady Of fine
christian character and generally es-
teemed in the community Ia which
Who lived She wae burried from
Holly's Baptist Church on Tuesday,
after funeral services conducted by
her pastor, Rev. G.. W. Hurt and was
buried in cemetery OF that church.
Her husband and two children sur
vive her.
Mrs. Lizzie Mason died Of paralysis,
at the home OF Mr. W. n. Miles near
Gargatha, Thursday Of last week,
aged 66 years.
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Church DetlicattOa.

The Parksley Baptist Church will
be dedicated the first Sunday in
September. l trust this statement
will be good news to many OF our
pastors and their churches since they
have indicated 80 much interest in
the building and completion of this
handsome church. Let all the
churches resolve to meet with the
Parksley church instead Of their own
the first Sunday in September. A
full notice of the services will appear
next week.
PASTOR.
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Expenaen OF Aims IEouac.

MIR. EDIToR:-Permit me, through
your columns, to correcta report that
has been put n circulation, In refer
ence to expenses incurred at the
Aims House, for the purpose OF
crea ting pref udice in the minds OF
the public against me. The report
to which refer is, that l had made
bill with s. E. Mason, for supplies
during one year, to the amount OF
one thousand dollars. and that the
annual expenses Of the Aims House
ranged from fifteen hundred to TWEEN
tyssi1 hundred dollars. The facts, as
shown by the records, are as follows:
The four largest bills made by me.
for the entire period from May 9th,
1892, to June Both, 1899, are the bills
OF R. L. Psrkes, s55O73; s. E. Mason,
1914 II; D n. JOHNSON s. Son, $427 SO;
S. +. Lewis & Co., s314.74 Total e1-
penses for year ending June 3Oth, 1897
$S47.91; total expenses for year end
ing June 3Oth, 1898. 1854 16; total ex-
penses for year ending June 3Oth,
1899, SID 81.
TOuN q EWELI,.
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Suit given Away.

W. s. Ashby, with New York
Clothing House, 1O2-1N E. Baltimore
St., Baltimore, Md, will give a suit
of clothes to boy from s to ID years
old. for a letter, business or other
wise, showing the best penmanship
and punctuation. Address letters to
the Secretary OF Peninsula Fair, Tas-
ley, Va.
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Campn,eeaiug AT watfsvIiie.

A camp. meeting will be held at
Watteville NJ. P. Church, Rev. E. 8.
Fooks, pastor, September 1876 in
elusive. Those desiring to tent will
address the pastor or committee OF
arrangements for particulars. Able
ministers from the Maryland Con-
ference will fill the pulpit from day
to day. The privileges of the camp
will be sold on Monday afternoon,
August 14th, at p. m. Those inter-
ested will please take notice.
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We have more mems boys and
children's clothing, hats and shoes
than we want and are anxious to ex-
change for cash at big sacrifice on
our part. Call and get one of the
big bargains that are going fast.
8. w. Ames s. Co..
Pungoteague, Va.
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Accomac Baptist Association.

The ninety-frst session of the Ac-
comac Association will be held with
the Lower Northampton church,
August 18th.
Delegates who so by railroad will
take the special train, getting off at
Cheriton about 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
The Lower Northampton church
requests all who can conveniently do
so to come by private conveyance.
J. L. KING, Clerk.
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AriiuOi GnsnH.

The sixth session of Miss Tyler's
school will open September IS, 1893
For any information apply to Miss
NJ. R. Tyler, principal, Onancock,
Va.
Miss Annie Fisher will reopen her
school at Accomac e. H., about the
middle OF September. The terms will
be $4,000 per session, $1,000 half ses-
sion. No deduction will be made ex-
cept for protracted illness.
The Academy at Jenkins Bridge,
the coming year, will be in charge of
Mr.. James Gordon Waddell, of Wash
ington-Lee University. He has had
three years experience as teacher
and is highly recommended.
Frank Fletcher.
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The people of Accomac are extend
ed cordial welcome by tue authori-
ties of the Chesapeake Agricultural
Fair to be present every day during
the fair and enjoy the attractions
which will be offered for their enter
tainment.
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FOR RENT-A storehouse on Hog
Island. The house is now vacant and
can be occupied at any time. Size of
the house 34116, two story with three
good sized rooms on the second floor
and sitting room and kitchen at
tached. Suitable for family to live
in. Rent SIS per year. For further
particulars apply to
g. w. Doughty.
Broadwater, Va.
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F. w. Shivers, the well known ice
cream manufacturer, has moved his
plant from Peninsula Junction to
Princess Anne, Md, and is better
equipped to serve his trade than ever
before. Write for prices.
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Every farmer and shipper of pro-
duce should be stakeholder in j..
STEIN and Company, Incorporated.
J. Steia and Company,
incorporated.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
GlatrlcOteAEi Tic

Quite number of our people at
tended the different campmeetings 10
Delaware this week.
Schooners Joseph Allen and E. NJ.
Bennett arrived here this week from
New York with cargoes of coal.
Mr.. Douglas Dickerson, of Suffolk,
Va, and Mr.. Oswald Mason, wife and
child, of Bloxom, Va, were the guests
of Capt J. F. Mason and family, this
week
Mr.. NJ. Painter, of Lewes, Del, con.
tractor for the erection of new
fence around Assateague Light and
to look after other improvements,
arrived this week with cargo Of lum
Der and work on same will commence
at an early day.
Capt. J. D. Wheaton has been
awarded contract to furnish with
coal and wood Life Saving Stations
from Smiths Island to Wachapreague
Capt. James Taylor has like con-
tract for stations from Metompkin to
Chincoteague and s. E. Matthews
for the three stations above this
place.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week:
NJ. E. Selby, J. w. Stockley, E NJ.
Sargent, Wilmington; VIM. Hender>
son, Philadelphia; L. S. Harris. Sea-
ford; w L. Kennerley, Harrington;
DR. w. 0. Mcdonald, n. Y; Samuel
B. White and daughter, Miss NJ. L.
McCready. w. H. Pruitt, s. w. Matt
thews. ]. H. Adams, Accomac
A dwelling of VIM. j. Matthews,
occupied by William CULLEN and
family, was totally destroyed by fire
this week. 1t caught fire about one
O'Clock, while the occupants were
asleep and they barely had time to
escape in their night clothes when it
was discovered. The dwelling was
worth from $500 to 800 and insured
for $3.50.
Among those with ia this week.
visiting relatives and friends, are,
Page Grimsley, wife and children, of
Philadelphia, guests OF his parents,
Rev. S U. Grimsley and wife; Sam'l.
Fields, of Baltimore, with his father,
DIR. j. w, Fields; E. F. Laws, wife
and children, with Mrs. w. j. Clay
vile; Nat kenney and friends, OF
Philadelphia, with DR.. n. S. Smith;
Rev. E. H. Bennington, wife and
children, of Milton, Del with his
sister, Mrs. w. j. Sharpley.
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campmee,inx "a, Turllsg.os Grounds.

The burlington Campmeeting will
begin Friday, August 18th, and con-
tinue one week, or longer at the OPP
ton OF the committee.
Arrangements have been made for
pleasant and profitable meeting.
Rev. w. E. Judkins, D. D., will
have charge of the meeting. He will
be assisted by the pre- achers on the
Eastern Shore, and besides, by Revs.
VIM. b. Atwill, R. Fletcher BeadIes,
and others, who are expected.
w. Ct. BATES.
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The End quarterly conference of
Conquest NJ. P. church, Rev. E. s.
Fooks pastor, will convene at Berea
NJ. P. church Saturday, August 18th,
at the usual hour. All officers OF the
conference are requested to be pres
emit,
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Pungoteague, Va.

Proposals WANT .D-For furnish
ing the schools OF Metompkin District
with coal for session 18G9-1000. All
bids to be in by August Goth, and
right reserved to reject any and all
bids. For further particulars apply
to D. Fl. johnson,
Clerk of School Board.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to
me by bonds or open accounts axe
requested to settle same on " before
September 25th, 1899. Tha. king my
friends for past favors, remain as
ever, yours respectfully,
A. G.. James.
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NoTIcE-My wife, Sarah Davis, has
abandoned my louise and refuses to
live with me without sufficient rea'
son, and hereby give notice that l
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her, whether for neces-
saries or otherwise.
Louis Davis.
Mappsville, Va, July 18th, 1899.
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JOHN o. EwELL.
Watch for Most Popular Young L4d,

Watch for Most Popular Young lady
There will be presented al Cape
Charles Fair, under auspices Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
York, handsome gold watch to the
most popular young lady of Accomac
and Northampton counties. The
watch will be presented to the lady
receiving the greatest number of
votes. Everyone will be allowed to
vote once There will be 10 charges
made for voting.
Full particulars OF the contest may
be had at the Mutual Life exhibition
tent on the grounds of the Cape
Charles Fair, August 18th, 16th, 18th
and 18th.
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PASTOR.
Rare Opportunity.

If you are looking for solid divi-
dend paying Investment in one OF the
most profitable industries in the
country, send in, and subscribe to the
stock of j. Stein and Company, In
corporated, at the Philadelphia
Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa, or Dover,
Del. The stock is already largely
subscribed for and may close at any
time.
J. Stein and Company,
Incorporated.
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For RKNT-A three horse farm in
Upshur's Neck, resources abundant;
an excellent oyster shore; convenient
to church, school and railroad. APP
70 DR.. Geo. W. LeCato.
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Rualmess golsaes.

NoTIcE-I am now closing out my
Summer millinery at cost and would
be pleased for all persons indebted to
me to come forward at once and settle
up their accounts. Respectfully.
Marcia Nelson.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
8. C. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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Observation-Disclosures!

Special inducements this line propose close
this month. Full line goods in plain
and fancy dimies lawns mus pques &c Several Inns Of
shoes close from half twoird price Full line furniture
sewing machines direct from factory quality and price to
suit Wall paper matings, &C. Call early while our stock is
complete and obige Yours very respectfully A. G. H. NJ
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Write to us tor estimates on doora,
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 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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Big stock shoes to run out in the
next thirty days at big bargains. Call
and save your dollars.
s. W. Ames s. Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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c,,ra Gold In Noac,,

Kermott Chocolates Laxative Quinine; easy
to TAKE and quick to cure cold in head and sore
throat
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BASE BALL.
PENMANSHIP.

The suit of clothes given by MIR.
VIM. 8. Ashby, of the New York
Clothing House, to the boy for let
ter showing best penmanship and
punctuation, was awarded to Dorsey
Downing, son OF Mr.. Jno B. Downing,
of Grangeyille.
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For RENT-A farm. near Cashville,
belonging to estate Of Benjamin T.
Parker, deceased, at present occupied
by J. William Gardiner. For terms
apply to
James q. Fletcher, Jr.,
administrators.
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Hay, Coal, Flour, Terra Gotta Piping,
General Merchandise, &c.

Fertilizers we have Baugh High Grade and Rogers
Best round potatoes and We also have for sale
grooved @ Egg anu Stove Coal @ TO the ton
following H. 49, 49, 20
and direct the kins and sold cheaper than wholesale
tubes will the
as cypress tubing 70 quality and will last century
variety and carry addition to above also Pow Gutivaor1
Implements hay Flour Coal
So also + NJ Masury Best Liquid buy cash
and sell lat he margin OF profit
John w. Rogers & Bros,
ONLY,
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WANTED-By the undersigned a
An elderly or middle
aged lady preferred.
j. P. Parks,
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BARNEs-SHRIEvEs July Goth,
1899, at HI. P. Parsonage, Leemont,
by Rev. Avery Donovan, George w.
Barnes and Miss DaiseY B. Shrieyes.
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We are making room for our fall
stock OF clothing and you can save
just half the value OF suit by pur-
chasing it of US.
s. w. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague. Va.
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Fourth Day.

La
$50 Class-White Tips, entered by
Parks 4 Kelam, 1st premiums; basl'
by L. F. Bradford, I'd; Susie j by
James Bros, Sd; Lady Maud by L. ID.
Nelson, 4th. Time 2 32t
Special Race-Bursar, entered by
Fashion Lawn Farm, lat premium;
Little Guy by Parks & Kellam, 3D.
J. r by A. J. Coloaa, Sd; Happy
Nick by Floyd Bros, 4th. Time @.23.
BICYCLE RACE
Norman happ. Wachapreague, lat;
Julie Smith, Belle Haven, End: Geo.
Walker, Belle Haven, Bird.
BASE BALL.
Accomac vs.. Northampton. Score
> to in favor OF Accomac, first day,
and s to 10 and to Is, respectively,
in favor OF Northampton on second
and third days.
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Married..

SM1rH-D1sE-August 9th, 1899, at
Tangier, by Rev. s. ]. Morris. George
w. Smith and Miss Elverta Disc.
BUNDIcK-BYRD-July 9th, 1899.
at Mappsville, by Rev. J. L. King.
Thomas E. Bundick and Mrs. Annie
w Byrd.
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Second Day,

SECOND Oay.
Q Years Old-Sweetness, entered by
Floyd Bros, 1st premium; Miss james
by James Bros, Cd; Pleasure by W
l. James, 3D.. Time 1861.
$50 Class-Happy Jack, entered by
Mears & Kellam. 1st premium; Bon
ME Bell by Parks & Kellam, I'd; L.
3. by Parks g. KellAm, Sd; Little
Jake by Parks & Kellam, 4th Time
1881
2.35 Class-Basil, entered by L. F.
Bradford, 1st premium; Powell by e.
D. Wilkins. Cd; Little Maud, by John
Winder, Sd; Rang Tang by w. /.
James, 4th. Time 2.34t.
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Third Day

$40 Class-Elect Withers, entered
by w. 3. Duncan, 1st premium; One
Eye Princewood by F. l.. ThomaS.2d
Time 4Ot.
s24 Class-Sport, entered by Parks
l. Kellam, 1st premium; Stella by A.
Parker, Cd; Susie j. by W. /. James,
3D.. Time 2.249.
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KELLY y NOTTINGHAM,
District Agents for
Mutual Life Insurance Co, N. Y.
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2:1S Class-sport, entered by Parks
& Kellam, LIST premium; Bursar by
Fashion Lawn Farm, Cd; j. r. by A.
j. Colona, Sd. Time 2:224.
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The Ensrera shore Agricultural Fair.
SPEED CONTESTS.
First Day.

8 Minute Class-One Eye Prince
wood. entered by F. L. Thomas, LIST
premium; Queenie by James Bros,
I'd; Cardova by Floyd Bros, 81. Time
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Some six years ago the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. ipaugurated a very
exciting contest at Cape Charles Fair
between the most popular gentlemen.
which was carried off by resident
of NorthaIu pton. We shall be very
glad to see enough interest shown in
Accomac this year to have this beau
tiful watch adorn the person of some
one of our young ladies' With a
very much larger population in this
county it should be very easily won.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-08-12

Quite a number of our people at
tended the different campmeetings 10
Delaware this week
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-08-12

Mrs. Lizzie Mason died of paralysis,
at the home OF Mr. W. n. Miles near
Gargatha, Thursday Of last week,
aged 66 years.
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John w. Edmonds Editor and Owner.
LOCAL ME@ S.

Chesapeake Agricultural Fair opens
my. Tuesday
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Mr.. ]. d. Belote, of Savageville,
quite sick of late, is now much I'M
proved.
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DIR. Geo. w. LeCatO.
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Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-24

A. c. McKinnon & Bro,
D. Coin, ST.,
Wills & Gnose,
John D. Rom,
VIM. Kelliher,
Knesevich & Berdovich,
McCallum & Cloutier,
Copper City Commercial Co.,
L. J. Baker & Co., Anaconda.
Ogden Means & Co., Sheridan.
Missoula Mercantile Co., Missoula.
Walker & Albie, Missoula.
Pulliam Bros, Missoula.
James Forristell, Bozeman.
Gary Brothers, Bozeman.
]. A, Johnston, Bozeman.
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Morris Neer,
Sweeney Brothers,
Larson & Ryan,
Bowmans Grocery Co.,
Robert Ormsby,
Lutey Bros,
J. L. Carroll,
Montana Cash Grocery Co., Butte.
]. Babcock, Bannock.
Dillon Cash Grocery, Dillon.
J. w. Morton, Dillon.
Emerson Hill, Red Rock.
Mckay & Carmichael, Whitehall.
d. Driscoll & Co., Basin.
Cash Grocery Co., Deer Lodge.
A. c. M. Co., Hamilton.
Mrs. S. E. Hopkins, Anaconda.
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