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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChfnS0tsng me-

Schooners Wharton, Sunbeam and
Grown loaded here with oysters this
week for Norfolk.
Daniel Jester and Miss Mary John
son were ,uarriei on the nth inst
Rev. Mr. Keen offi ,iatiDg.
Quite a large number OF shuckers
arrived here this week from Della
ware to work in our shocking houses
Mr. L. L Derickson has purchased
the half interest OF Mr.. o D. Collins
I'm the Boatsmen's Bank and. is now
the sole owner.
The steamer OF P. W. & b. r. Z ,
plying between Chincoteague and
Franklin city has been ordered to
make three trips daily.
George Conklin, of Stockton, Nd
and Miss Lille Burch, OF this place,
were married at Snow Hill, on the
18th inst Their future home will be
with us.
VIM. :. Matthews has the hand
soonest pair OF black ponies ever
shown on this Island. They match
we'll In every respect and weigh same
number OF pounds.
The schedule Of trains leaving
franklin city has been changed to
1880 .. M. and the steamer connect-
ing with same now leaves this point
at-11:30 a. m, instead Of 1915 p. m.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: w. E. Wise, l. Ulmsu, Justin
FRANK, F. T. Thompson,R. E. Watts,
F. Fl. Conilom, Baltimore; Rolly
Moors,I. osenberger, g. r. Trimble,
philadelphia; 7. 81. Pace, Richmond;
VIM. Smith, Atlantic city; r E
Summers, Norfolk; James johnson,
p. d. Laughlin, New York; r. f.
Powell, Jos. Stinson, r. Sheriff. Will
mington; P. v. Rowlsy, Samuel Row
ley and sister, Girdletree; K. Il. Ben
son, Pocomoks city; L. F. Goodwin
Exmore.
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WRceaPreaxue.

Mr.. Bert Stiles and Mr.. Sam Foote
have returned home from Mystic,
Conn to spend the winter.
Our young people are getting
stirred up over their preparation for
the Thanksgiving entertainment. Re
hesrsals are In full blast. Japanese
yellow !, the order Of the day.
Mrs. w. F. Hudson, who has an
nounced a speciality ia wedding hats,
is busily engaged in filling orders for
the same, and the bells will soon be-
gin to ring in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Thos. burlington, al elderly
and highly respected citizen Of this
neighborhood, is seriously Ill at this
writing and his physician and friends
are apprehensive as to his condition.
Lille, the valuable road horse be-
longing to Mr.. Bernard LeCato, has
been seriously affected with the pre-
vailing horse epidemic, but under
the skillful treatment of Mr.. Buck
darlington is now considered out OF
danger.
Wachapreague is to have night
mail to connect with the express
train at Keller. 1t has been sorely
needed for long time by our people.
This Office has grown to be one OF
the most important terminal offices
on the Eastern Shore.
1t is rumored that Mr.. G-o. Buu-
dick has sold out his storehouse and
business to the Hickman Bros. and
will build new store house and
dwelling on Main street. Real estate
is still booming in town, and several
new residences will be built in the
near future.
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Mutual Live Stock Association.

There will be q meeting Of the At
lantic District Mutual Live Stock
Insurance Association, Saturday,
November Goth, 1901, p. In.
All persons having stock in said
Association are earnestly requested
to be present as there will be i'm
portant bu siness to come up at the
time named. ALI others wishing to
have their horses or mules insured
will please bring them out and be
prepared for the appraisment. 1t
will only cost you one dollar TO place
one or more OF your stock in this AS
ISOLATION and in the case OF legiti-
ment lo.s, the Association will pay
l OF the appraised value. {.
By order Of
DR.. 7. 7. Taylor,
Samuel ]. Revell, President.
Secretary.
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Letter. From The People.

Mr.. Editorials a ditinterssted
spectator at the recent contested
election from Chincotesgue, hearing
all the evidence and the comments
thereon OF members OF the bar and
other prominent citizens, which 70
An individual were TO the effect, nat
the suit proved a complete vindiea-
ton of every cfflcer OF that election,
as far as any intended fraud or In
trigue was concerned. and knowing
that the last grand jury failed 10
find grounds for n bill against said
officers, was much surprised TO see
la the Accomack News, OF the 9TH
lost. further reference TO that al
ready too publicly advertised per-
sonal animosity. for such 1t 10 known
to be by all who have cared to in-
qulre into the case.
II seems to us that man who
would willingly and Intentionally
wiah to, .air his own grievances
through the medium OF others and
those who will allow themselves to
be thus used, to say the least, nave
very little respect for the sanctity OF
a court of Justice.
The reference to the election OF the
5th inst, on Chincoteague, must have
been born OF disappointment-surely
1t was not the Offspring Of factor
the "leader" to whom he refers took
no active part in that election, pre-
ferring to yield the reins to those
who thought themselves mora capable
Of guiding those affairs. The result
speaks for itself. Now whom did the
good democratic people prefer TO
look upon as their "leader"Y Surely
not the one who wrote that article
or more democratic votes would have
been boiled. Doesn't it rather APP
pear that In trying to down" TINS
so-called leader the good democrats
of the Island chose to remain DIS
friends instead of following his nigh
bred political crew, who are con-
stantly crying wolff wolf! when there
is no wolf. We would advise this
oyerzealous s. o. T. that hereafter
he INQUIRE into matters little more
closely and his ignorance VIII not
crop out so prominently.
As to Fromberger, we are INFORM
ed, that he is on the stan OF Ger
tain commission merchant in Phlla--
delphia In search a lot of undelivered
postage stamps accidentally ~ not
Accounted for by former employee.
That a few deceived the election
officers and voted other than their
own names appears evident, but we
venture the assertion that In pro-
portion to the vote cast any poll
book from Chincoteague will show
an equal number Of names improp-
erly enrolled, due to a misunder,
standing of the name when called
out, rapidly OF writing, and 10 copy
ing from one book to the other, none
OF which shows illegal procedure.
The decision of the court will prove
a lesson to all election officers in the
future and we hope hereafter from
etart to flush all election affairs will
be moro carefully guarded by shose
having such in charge. In the future
as far as Chincoteague is concerned,
the result may be worse for the
democratic party il another attempt
ia made at "boss rule" We have
never been ruled by a monarch and
don't intend to be.
B. C. W.
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Grand II anaar.

The ladies Of the Onancock Bap-
tist Church are arranging to hold a
bazaar December II, 10, Is, IA, In the
store house OF. Mr.. Walter ID. Lewis.
Among the special features will be
a large number Of dressed dolls for
sale and a fancy table. Several
pieces OF fancy work have already
been received. and We most cordially
invite those looking for Xmas gifts
to call and examine our varied dis
play before purchasing elsewhere.
The doors will be opened each day
at IL O'Clock.
lee cream and eonfectionarles will
be served during the day as we'll as
night. There will be fish pond and
other means Of entertainment for the
evenings.
Oysters in every style.
Come out and help US and spend a
pleasant time with rs.
Committee.
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Deaths.

DR.. Charles J. Harmanson, promi.
uent as citizen aud physician, died
at his home 10 Onancock on the
night OF the 18th, OF Rright's di spass
aged 43 years. He was twice mar
ried-first to Miss Annie Hay Bat~
tale, and Ia April 1901, to Mas Sallis
Toomer Moss, who with two daugh-
tiers by his first wife survive bin
Funeral services were held over his
remains Monday, con Quoted by Rev.
J F. Rnrks, OF the Protestant Epis-
copalOhurch, iuterment In Oman
cock cemetery, the Masons, OF which
he was an honored member, assisting
In the services.
Mr.. Joshua Clarke, faithful and
efficient engineer Of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Co, and later ofths
same under the name OF B. q. & A..
Railway 90, aud the Oldest employee
OF the Company, died suddenly at
the home OF his son, Mr.. Isaac b.
Clarke, near Acesmac O. 81, Friday
morning.
DR.. Arthur W. Downing, retired
physician, for many years prominent
In his profession, died Wednesday
night at his home near Bridgetown,
Northampton, In the S6th year OF his
age.
Capt. William Marshall, a promi
nent citizen OF West Point, formerly
OF Accomac, died at his home FRI
day, November 18th, 1901, aged 70
years.
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ThanksetvInE silver Tea.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give Silver Tea at the
homo Of Rev. James Honderlite,
Drummondtown, on Thanksgiving
evening. Everyone is cordially in
vlted to be present. Refreshments
will be served free, and 1t Is hoped
that many will be present to partici-
pate in the enjoyment Of the even
ing. A silver free-will Offering will
be made. A new and interesting
game will be introduced as the lead
ing feature Of entertainment.
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Co.f.ro.c. Appointments

The following appointments for
the year 1901 1909. OF interest to our
readers, were made Wednesday night
by the virsinia General Conference
OF the Methodi,t Episcopal Church,
south, In session it, the city OF New
port News:
Norfolk aud Eastern Shore District.
VIM. e. Judkins, P. e.
Norfolk: Cumberland Street-C.
L. Bane.
Epworth-A Coke Smith and K.
q Bennett.
Queen Street,. X Jolliff".
Centenary-E. T.sDsdmsn
McKendree-W. r. Proctor.
LeKies Memorial-G. H. Lambeth.
Trinity-G. w, Jones.
Huntersville-H. G. Oheatham.
Lsmhert's Point-C. H. MeGhss.
Capeville-W. p. Wright.
Cape Charles-R. K. Barrett.
Franktown-G. H. Ray.
Belle Haven't. E. Potts.
Keller-W. g. Bates.
Wachapreague-J. A. VIM.
Pungoteague-W. W. Sawyer.
Onancock-F. NJ. Edwards.
Onlsy and Andrew Chapel-A. L..
Carson.
Drummondtown and Locustville-
r. N. Hardness.
Atlsntic-W. ]. Twilley.
Bloxom-T. Il. Pullen.
Pocomoke-J. ID. Hosier.
Wicomoco-J. E. White.
Sallsbury-J. Q. @. Newton.
Berlin-J. E. Brooks.
Cambridge T. Waterheld.
Cambridge Circuit-A. A. Whit
more.
Dorch sster-J. j. Bradford.
South Dorchester-T. J. G. Heath.
Chaplain to Seamen's Bethel.
B. Merritt.
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Z. H. Parsons is building dwell
ang on Wilson Avenue.

4. II. Parsons is building dwell
sng on Wilson Avenue.
Mr.. Richard Hickman lost mule
some time ago 40 years old.
All OF the stores at Parksley will
be closed on Thursday, 2Sth inst.
Mrs. Jane Justis, wife Of Thomas
Justis of Back Greek, died Sunday
morning.
Mr.. VIM. hewitt, Of Westmoreland
county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Nj.
F. Sanford.
Rev. W. B. Judefnd and family
are visiting Rev. ]. K. McCaslin, at
Liberty, Md.
Our citizens are making prepare
lions to entertain the school teach
ers on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Powell, lineman Of Western
Union Telegraph Co., has moved
his family from Princess Anne tC
this place.
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Produce Exchange Meetings.

The Pungoteague division OF the
Exchange will meet at Pungoteague
Saturday, November 16 and %.
The Charlottesville division OF the
Exchange will meet at Craddock-
Vile first Wednesday In December,
$3.50 p. m.
A meeting Of the New Church and
Oak Hall division Of the Produce
Exchange will be held at New
Church, Saturday, November 23rd,
Q. D. IN. All Of the members are re-
quested to be present, as there is
some important business to be at
tended to and this will be the last
meeting before the stockholders
meeting In December.
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UDaIafmed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed In the
postofflce at Accomac, Va. month
ending November 30th, 1901:
Miss Annie Bundick, Miss Rena
Collins, Miss Lizzie Finnie, Bessie
Lewis, Miss jennie Mason. Mrs. Julia
Palmer, Miss Anna Wise, Mrs Willie
Young. Mr.. John T. BuDdick, Mr..
Thomas East, Mr.. Smith Mapp, Ed
mond Noel, Mr.. J. T. Slant, Mr..
I,eaven West, Mr.. Willie Il. Wash>
iugton, Mr.. William T. Young.
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
OF this list.
Henry @. White, Sr.. P. NJ.
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Write to us tor estimates on door,
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 @. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Oape Charles lee & Lumber Go.
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have just received large invoice
OF select clothing for men and boys,
for sale cheap. Call on me also for
everything In the way Of watches,
jewelry, &C., and save money.
J. Adelstein,
Onancock, Va.
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Look in another column for the
big card of Ames, Shield d 90. They
are Offering very unusual early bar
gains In Ladies' coats and Mons
clothing.
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ms..,.g OF e. $. Gam. A..oeia.Isn

There will be meeting OF the
Eastern Shore Game Protective AS
ISOLATION at EastviIle, Northampton
county, on Saturday, November 30,
at 4:l5 p. IN.
All OF those that are interested are
Invited to be present.
j. W. Bowdoin,
Pres.
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We will pay 10 cents per pound In
goods for all turkeys delivered to as
next Monday.
D. 81. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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For fruits for mincs meat, currents
and fine honey call at my place OF
business at Accomsc @. b.
w. B. Stevenson.
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NoTIcE-I hereby forewarn any
person or persons trespassing In any
respect under full penalty OF the law
on my part. Of the land, formerly
known as the Hurley Lot.
Robert II. Wallop.
HOMETOWN, Va.
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Oysters in any style and beefsteak
served at my place Of business on
court day and during the week.
W. b. Stevenson.
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To OYSTER PLANTERS OF DIS
TRIcTs Q AND 3-The law requires
that the Inspector shall levy a tax on
planted oysters and shells. | have
mode effort to reach all the planters
in nv districts and have finished my
work except in the case OF few de
linauents who have heretofore
neglected or refused to abide by the
law. This is to give notice that those
who have heretofore failed to meet
me at appointed times and places
must commu nicate with me In the
next two weeks, otherwise l shall
proceed as the law directs.
j. X. Harmon.
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Portsmouth District.
w. @. Walden, 2. x.

Portsmouth DlbtrlcC.
w. O. Walden, p. x.
Denby's Station-W. r. Orowder,
Norfolk circuit-D. J. Traynham.
East Suffolk-Oscar Littleton.
Capron-V. W. Bargamin.
New som's-J. r. Griffith.
Rappahannoek District.
J. Il. Amiss, P. z.
Bethany-J. W. 8. Robins.
Matthews-C. ID. Crawley.
Gloucester-O. g. q. Butts.
Hanoyer-J NJ. Anderson.
Richmond District.
Williamsburg-G. E. b. Smith.
York;. w. Nicholson.
Smith1eld-J. H. Moss.
EAT King and Queen-A. A. Jones.
Manchester-A. G. Bergman.
West Richmond District.
Richmond, Parke Place.. O..
Bosnian.
Richmond. Laurel St.-H.E &. John
sca.
Buckingham-J. G.. Lennon.
Danville District.
Danville, Mount Vernon,-R. F.
Gayle.
Danvills, Washington St.-W. =.
Hayes.
Henry-J. w. Carroll.
South Boston-E. <. Harrell.
Chase City-R. A. Compton.
Petersburg District.
West Brunswick-J. r. Sturgis.
Charlottesville District.
Gordonsville-L. I. Hit.
Lynchburg District.
Concord-W. ID. Gregory.
Broad Street church, Richmond,
vas selected as the next place OF
meeting.
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Sabra Parker, colored, fell dead
while service was In progress, at A.
NJ. E. Church, Drummondtown, last
Sunday.
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When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and reg.
ulate your bowels making you feel
like new man. For sale by VIM p.
Bell s. Co., druggists. Accomac O. H.,
Va
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New Goods! New Goods!

Scarcely wak they Gomez stores full up let End and
filled with
bought very cash prices want the latest styles
A H. Mears DE
returned times the size Of Wachapreague
protected purchases
the invitation the bargains dress
Shirts
Yours very respectfully,
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to
the old firm OF Russell & Justis are
respectfully but earnestly urged to
settle with US without further delay.
Geo. r. Justis e. Son,
Leemont, Va.
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Hnurcn Notea.

Rev. A. l.. Carson will return from
Conference In time to meet his APP
pointments at Onley and louisville
next Sunday.
The Accomac Baptist Ministers
Conference will meet at Drummond-
town with Brother n. s. Kidd the
first Tuesday in December. Rev. @
L. Corbitt will read a paper on John
1916.
Walter Rhodes.
secretery.
The Missionary and Parsonage
Societies OF Oak Grove Church will
give an oyster roast and serve other
refreshment, at the Keller school
house on Friday, November 29th'
1901, between the hours OF 5 and
O'Clock. There will be free Literary
entertainment at the same place the
same evening. The public cordially
invited. II Friday should be bad
weather, come next evening.
Temperance day at OnancocE
Methodist Church, November oath
and Thanksgiving service in the
same church December LIST, in the
morning. Thanksgiving service at
Ayfes 2:3O p. m November Gath and
at Leathsrbury. December LIST. Rally
day At Leatherbury on church
finances, December let. A premium
will be given to the Sunday schoo
teacher at Ayres next Sunday who
raises largest missionary collection
Pastor.
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For LoAN-$5,0O0 on unencum-
bered real estate. Letters addressed
K, care OF Enterprise office, will be
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NoTIcE-Having more mules than
are needed in Pungoteat district,
| will sell one of them at public auc-
ton at Pungoteague on Saturday.
November 23rd, 8 p. IN. Terms will
be cash or bankable note.
Lucius J. Kellam,
Supervisor.
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NoTIcF-T will sell ~ public auc-
tim on Wednesday. November %
1901. 10 a. ID AT my home, on the old
Evans Farm, situated at the head OF
Chesconnessex Greek, all of any
household and kitchen furniture, /
horse, q lot of hogs and .alliofs my
farming implements, including cart
aud lot OF good potato bed frames.
Terms made Known on day Gale
Jno w Edwards
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For RENT AND SALE-For rent for
1902, an excellent two or three horse
truck farm situated near Wacha-
prague on the seaside, share or
money, and for sale a well trained,
handy, four year old horse. Apply
to either OF the undersigned.
DR.. John K. Mapp,
Il. Walter Mapp,
Grangeville, Va.
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NoTIcE-Cow and heifer, black.
under bit left ear, have been around
my place for two months. owner
will please come and pay charges
and take them away.
E. o. Mason,
Accomac, Va.
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Rnninenn NoIIeos.

PUBLIC AUoTIoE-I will sell at
pnhlie auction at my residence. near
Fair Oaks, on Wednesday, the 9th
dsy OF November. 1901, part OF my
household and kitchen furniture,
/ carriage, cart. COW, hogs, n
nice lot OF potato bed.frames. ell my
farming implements, &c. Sale. to
commence at 10 o'clock.
]. Alfred Martin.
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Large line overcoats for sale at
d. II. johnson q Son.
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III x. BYRD Sc SON,
Temperanceville, Va.
Do You Want Gold ?

knocked flat down for you this early in the season. But we
frightened at the last lot that in which overstocked
us and must cu them OUT of the house quickly somehow
special sale of these will begin next Monday and they
will 90 actual absolute closeofseason pces without re-
serve We want you to see them
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NoTIcE-Strayed away about 8
weeks ago. shoats, both ears slit
and tail cut short. The finder will
please notify burlington & Bros,
Fair Oaks. Va, and will be fully paid
tor same.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from trespassing on the
premises occupied by me, known as
the Garrison farm. above low water
mark, under penalty OF a prosecution
to the full extent OF law.
W. II. Lang.
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For RENT-Dwelling house with D
rooms In Onancock.
]. G. Justis,
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For SALE-Pure bred, white Ply
mouth roosters, early spring hatch
the acknowledged very best all-pur-
pose fowl. Price $1.00 each.
j. F. Ashby,
EXmore, We.
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NoTIoE-A COW OF light red color,
with right horn off, cropped both
ears, has been on my premises since
June. The owner will please call for
her, prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
Grover a. Young,
Pastoral, Va.
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Our clothing man says
Tell the People Prices have Dropped on
Clothing

from this date and pushng-Out prices will be given TILL the
close Of season Better sweep when there something in
sweeping the right Our prices for like quality shall
not be equalled Note this
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FURNITURE.

OIL CSar u Suits French Bevel GLASS; $l4 up
V 1ah "n"s''' SIS up
Oherry sl4 to $50
r aiiol T Tron Rods verv nopular 1915 up
Mattresses res ua al aa gl?oes at $3.50 to SO
Fine no Spring Beds, Sdeboards, COucheS Chairs &C. &C.
special line this season. we are posted ED IN ,ne mar IT,
ket and can furnish anything you order at prices the lowest
be- had anywhere After getting prices elsewhere visit our de-
partent before buying Goods delivered free in original pack
mo to vour R. R. station wharf Write for information
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NOTICE Several thousand dollars
to lend on farm land security. Loans
must be first class.
T. b. Quinby,
Accomac, Va.
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WANTED-By clerk with expe-
rience place in store. Write to
Box No. II.
Wachapreague, Va.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to
me on open account or otherwise are
respectfully but urgently requested
to come forward and settle by De-
cember 1st. 1 need the money and
insist upon payment Of same.
j. H. Jones,
Temperanceville, Va.
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NoTIcE-Public sale Of land W. l..
Hope. situate at Modestown, Satur-
day %, 1901 at 3 p. N.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-11-23

NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
fore warned from cunning or tres
passing in any way on that part, OF
the premise. known as "BCwmans
Folly" occupied or rented out by me
under penalty of a prosecution to the
full extent OF law.
VIM. II. Coxton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-11-23

For RENT-My storehouse at
Stewards wharf, Northampton coun-
ty, Va. Possession given at once.
For terms apply to
Mrs. Anne H. Stewart,
Exo'x. of H. Il. Stewards estate.
Stewards Wharf, Va.