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Report or Board Of Health for Neven
Sec. and Treas.

ReDorl or Board OF Health for Nsvom-
Der.
The past month was unusually
healthy, due In all probability to the
very dry fall.
Pulmonary troubles, such as bron
chitis and the like, with which those
exposed TO out door work are parti.
cuIarly liable, have not visited us
with any degree OF violence thus far.
Gases OF "coldsn OF course have been
quite frequent but have not shown
any tendency to drift into influenza
as OF previous years. la grippe has
not been reported from any section
OF the county. In the neighborhood
of Grangeville "colds" have assumed
some what the form Of an epidemic
but the symptoms have not been Of
an alarming nature.
Sporadic cases Of diphtheria have
occurred In different sections OF the
county, but so far the physicians
have succeeded In combining 1t to the
individual attacked. This Is always
a disease OF great gravity and
parents cannot be impressed too seri-
ously with the Importance OF having
the "sorethroats' Of their little ones
looked after, and if diphtheria, cared
for at the earliest possible moment.
Many lives are sacrificed yearly from
delay in the treatment OF these cases
Among the domestic animals
cerebro spinal meningitis in horses on
Chincoteague Island and cholera in
hogs in various sections throughout
the county have been alarmingly
fatal.
The Department Of Agriculture at
Washington advises the Board Of
Health they are not through with
their experiments In hog cholera
serum therefore will pot distribute
1t for sometime to come.
J. Il. Ayres, Sec'y.
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church Notes.

The President OF the Maryland n
P. Conference will preach at Con
quest Chapel, Sunday, December 10
1901, at 3 p M.
Rev. r. w. Hartness will preach al
Drnmmondtown NJ. e. Church, South,
Sunday morning, II a. M, and at
Locustville p. m.
DR., W. 4. Hatcher, OF Richmond,
is In Acc )mac in the interest OF Rich
mond College and preached at
Onancock Baptist Church, Thurs
day night.
Preaching at Broadway Baptist
Church, Sunday morning December
9Th, at the usual hour by the pastor,
aud at Harborton, Sunday afternoon
by the same.
The Accomac Baptist Ministers
Conference will meet on Tuesday,
December 10th, instead Of 3rd with
Rev. H. s. Kidd, Drummondtown.
The order OF the day will be paper
on John 1915 by O. L. Corbitt, re-
ports OF pastors, &c.
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Stockholders ass,iuE.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Eastern Shore OF Va.
Produce Exchange will be held at
Accomac O. H., on Dec. IL, 1901, at ID
O'Clock. A special train will run from
Cape Charles to Tasley, arriving at
Tasley at $50 q IN. and returning at
$50 D. IN. Reduced rates will be
given on this train, and also on the
regular train coming from the North
to Tasley, good to retarn North on
regular trains.
ALI persons who hold proxies will
please mail same to the Secretary
and Treasurer by Tuesday Dec 10th,
30 that the list of those entitled to
vote may be m ade as far US possible
prior to day of ID eetiug. This is im-
portsnt, and strict attention is begged
to this rsquest,as it will greatly facil
itate business.
Cash dividend on stock will be paid
on this day and new dividend stock
delivered. A dinner ticket will be pre-
sented to each member present who
holds a paid up share OF stock.
Ben. T. Gunter,
A J. McMath, President.
Sec. and Treas.
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MappsYtlle.

Horse dealers are very plentiful
around our town and the business
seems to be good.
Mr.. Geo. b. Abbott, of Wilmington,
Del j., was home on a visit to his
parents Last week.
Anew dwelling Is being built by
Mr.. Thos. Chandler, which will be
occupied by him when completed.
Sweet potatoes have all been ship
ped from this neighborhood and the
farmers are preparing for the next
years crop.
Sewell Groton has erected quite a
large store house on the Hallwood
road, which will be occupied by Mr..
Drummond johnson.
Mr.. VIM. Wright has sold out his
stock and farming implements and
left for Lynchburg to accept a posi-
ton in shoe factory.
Mr.. Frank HUDSON, of this neigh~
borhood, has bought large stock
farm near Girdletree, Md and will
move to it in a few weeks.
Mr.. Alfred Young has occupied the
farm purchased by him from Mr..
Bunting, and Is getting
things in shape for the New Year.
A revival meeting conducted by
Rev. J. T. Riddick, at our Baptist
Church recently, resulted in several
and In greatly strength
ening the members.
Mr.. Charles Ewell, Jr, and Mrs
Marion Wands, formerly OF New
York, were married last week at the
residence of Mr.. James Il. Smith,
Rev. J. T. Riddick officiating.
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sorious Hunting Accident.

George Webb, OF Northampton
county, was the victim OF a serlons
cunning accident Tuesday. Webb
started out for days duck shooting
in Broadwater bay with Charles
Sturgis and when short distance
from the shore in attempting to
change his position In the boat, drop
ped the gun. the trigger coming in
contact with the side Of the craft and
discharging same into his arm and
hand. Sturgis brought Webb to
shore as soon as possible and every
thing was done that could be to alle-
viate his sufferings. His doctors
we're compelled to amputate his arm
about half way between wrist and
elbow.
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Capt. John Slant 10 quite sick at
bis home at Sa uford.

Capt. John Slant 10 quite sick at
bis home at Sa uford.
The first snow OF the season at this
place was on the 2Sth ult
Our oystermen are returning from
the Potomac and report dull times
there.
Sanford Sunday School will have
an entertainment at their church
during Xmas.
The oyster shocking house OF W.
]. Hall & Son now open and filling
orders daily.
The return OF Rev. J. D. Hosler to
his old circuit for another year was
gratifying to all of his people.
Dwellings In this section have re-
Gently been completed for Dwight
Drummond and Douglas Broadwater.
and big Improvements have been
made by Mr.. Washington to his resi-
dence.
Mrs. Jane hall, widow of the late
Anthony L. Hall, died at the homo OF
her daughter, on Sykes Island, No
vember Goth, aged IA years. Two
sons, Thomas 8. and Anthony L
Hall ard two daughters, Mrs. VIM
Marshal. and Mrs. Geo. P. Bonnie
well survive her. Funeral services
conducted by Rev. Ohas. Clement,
were held over her remains at San.
ford NJ. E. Church, South.
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Secretary

Oyster supper In the afternoon,
Xmas day, at Downings church and
entertainment at night.
The Sunday School OF the Presby-
terrain Church, Wachapreague, will
have their Christmas entertainment
ON Thursday night, December 20.
There will be social held In the
Town Hall by the Sewing Circle" OF
the Presbyterian Church at Wacha-
preague, Saturday night In the
Christmas.
THE Milkmaids Convention" will
be given, by the young people Of
Bloxom, at the Metho dist Church,
December 25th, beginning at 7:S0
o'clock. Admission Is cents, children
10 cents. Everybody Is invited to be
present. The children will be treat
cd.
There will be an entertainment at
Atlantic Baptist Oharch December
9th, beginning at o'clock. The
programme consisting of short play
entitled 1.-THE Peak Sisters, follow ed
by a Christmas cantats, "Santa
Claus Defenders" Admission 15cts.,
reserved seats, 20ets II Friday Is I'M
favorable, come Saturday evening.
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E. f. Warren,
Onancock, Va.

For raisins, currants, prunes, cit
ron and all holiday goods, we have
the finest line of everything in the
grocery line.
II your trade wish 1875 gallon empty
molasses puncheons for scalding
hogs, we have them.
Snow, Knox & Co.
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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.
Cape Charles Ice 81 Lumber 90.
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SEiGHBoRHOoD NOTES.
Chtnsetsague.

Our store windows are bright with
Xmas novelties.
Oar town this week we'll patroniz ed
by travelling statesmen and oyster
buyers.
Oyster shuckers and barrel maker,
are arriving here daily from our sis
ter towns. ITsTs. 49, ,,s.ss.gs
Robert Scarborough and Louis
Conklin, OF Philadelphia, spent the
week with US.
A new store has been opened here
by Warren & Fisher, and restaurant
by Edward Smith.
Schooners d. ]. Wheaton, Wharton
and Claudia ", loaded with oysters
for Norfolk this week.
Capt. James Oluff, OF this place,
and Mrs. Johnson, Of Maryland were
married on the ist inst.
Several marriages in high life will
come OF here soon, one OF them a
leading merchant and another, a
captain of large sailing vessel.
DR.. Ell Derickson examined as
surfmen for Popes Island, Assateague
=
and Wallop Beach this week, Levin
Cathrell, Kirk Cluff and VIM. Jones.
Captain L. Feddeman and family,
who moved from this place to Mystic,
Conn. a few years ago, have returned
to their old home. Elijah Fassett,
brother and sister, late Of Berlin, are
new residents OF this place.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: w. e. Doughty, ]. Il. Fedde-
man, II. F. Bratton, w. Betarteck,
G. r. Wilson, Baltimore; ]. ID. STAN
berry, NJ. Il. Deitch, Philadelphia;
F. A. franklin, W.O. Byrd, K. d.
Simpson, D. J. Pomp, N. Y; NJ. E..
Selby, F. L. Clark, Wilmington; W.
81. Clay, Boston; John Holster, Snow
Hill; E. E. Derickson, Berlin; Mrs
Chas. Rowley and daughter. Girdle-
tree; Thos. @. Kellam, John Barnes,
q. F. Ewell, Accomac.
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On and after Saturday 9TH inst,
we will close out our large line OF
ready made clothing at about cost
aud a great many things for less. We
find that we are over stocked and
they must be sold before Xmas. In
the lot we have 1875 oyercoats, which
will be sold regardless Of cost. We
feel quite certain that the price will
suit the buyer.
d. Fl. johnson y Son.
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Proance Exchange Mee.inEs.

Mappsburg division Of the Produce
Exchange will meet at Mappsburg,
Saturday, December 9TH, 2 p. IN.
The Tasley division OF the Produce
Exchange will meet at Tasley Mon
day, December 9th, 1901, at . p. m.
Every member Is requested to be
present.
Melfa division of the Produce Ex.
change will meet at the schoolhouse
to-day, Saturday, December 9TH.
The meeting will be an important
one and all members are requested
to be present.
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TN Tho glArchanfa.

Ever since the days Of Adam down
to the Roosevelt ooker Washington
dinner, everybody has been interest
ed in eating the best that they could
obtain.
We say to those who wish to have
good bread for Christmas, to use our
"Climax"hour. You will also find
the s. K. @. package coffee the best
for the money.
Snow, Knox s. Go.
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1t seems needless to tell you for
everybody knows of my rich display
OF Christmas goods every year. l
only need to say it is better now
than ever before. Ny trade Is ever
increasing 30 is my stock. Come, as
before. You will not go away disap-
pointed. Opposite Hotel.
Jno. W. Duncan.
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Next week we will open out our
Xmas goods. We have the largest
line we have ever had and at less
price. We want to please every one
In article and price.
D. H. johnson g Son.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell Tuesday,
December 10, 1901, at 10 q. M, on the
premises, the personal property Of
VIM. Thomas burlington, deceased,
consisting Of COWS, 1000 lbs pork,
carriage, household aud kitchen
furniture, &c.
George W. burlington.
Administrator.
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II you want something expensive
and valuable l have 1t. II you can't
afford that, and want to give some
thing that will afford lasting pleasure
to yourself and to those receiving it,
1 thought OF you while searching the
markets OF New York, and have just
what you want.
Jno. ". Duncan,
Onancock.
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In silverware have beautiful
stock OF all the latest styles and
patterns including the new Grey sill
YER so much mentioned in leading
papers. Everything belonging to
the jewelry business. Opposite Hotel.
Jno. W. Duncan.
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Finest line yet In Christmas and
wedding presents, watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware and silver novel.
ties. You can invest . cents or many
dollars, and get something pretty
and lasting. Opposite Hotel at Dun
cans.
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We have the agency for the Stand
ard Sewing Machine and we can save
you one-third OF your money In buy
ing a good machiae. II In want Of
one drop us a card and we will give
you some low prices, that will as
tonish you.
D. II. johnson & Son.
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VIM. s. Richardson has moved his
ice cream factory from Crisfield back
to Marion Station, his old address. All
tubs, letters and kilograms should be
addressed to Marion Station, Md.
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To the Merehaus. the Ea.,orn shore.

To the Merchants OF the Eastern shore.
will make trip through Accomac
and Northampton In the next twelve
days and hope you will hold your
orders until I arrive. II you can't
wait have a phone in my house and
you can let me hear from you In that
way or send mail order, either OF
which will be appreciated and at
tended to promptly. Hay In car lots
cheap.
E. F. Warren,
Onancock, Va.
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We have just gotten in another car
of terra Gotta pipe, sizes to "a
inches. also 60 thousands shingles 4,
5 and inches wide, No. and No. 2
hearts, which we are selling cheap.
T. 8. Hopkins & Co.
Tasley, Va, November %. 1901.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forswarned from cunning, cuttint
holly or otherwise trespassipg or
either OF my farms near ODley apc
Tas ey, occupied by @. N Robert
and J. W. East, respectively, uDdei
penalty of prosecution to full ex-
tent OF law. 4 have also seasoned
wood for bale. 80.
Miss Lizzie e. Parramore.
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Major Mason & Son.

NOTICE. offer for sale at private
contract, farming Implements, horse
gentle in all harness, weight 1900
14OO pounds, corn, fodder, &c-all my
personal property except household
furniture. Wish to sell out on &C
count Of bad health.
Everett @. Jacobs,
Assawaman.
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NOTICE Having discontinued the
active management of my saloon In
Pungoteague, 1 wish to offer my
services to the public as a general
conveyance and collector, that is to
all kinds of deeds, leases,
Wills, contracts and agreements. Will
also take charge of individual bust
ness, rent out property, collect rents.
sc. Strictly private information
given to business interests outside OF
my county and State, and accounts
collected, privacy and care with all.
Geo. E. Winder, J. P.
Pungoteague.
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Lse-stville coascil. !. o. q. A. N.

louisville Council, No. 45,J o. q.
A. NJ, requests each member to be
present Monday night, December 9th,
as business OF inpor lance requires
their presence.
W. J. Milliner,
Secretary.
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November %, 1901.

NOTICE Having sold out our bar
rel business at Bloxom Station, all
persons indebted to us are hereby re-
auested to settle at once. After De-
Gem Der 10th, all unse tiled bills will
be placed In the hands OF an officer
for collection.
Major Maeon 4 Son.
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NoTIcE-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 Fl. Young,
Pastoral, Va.
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PUBLIC AUCTION. The undersigned,
having decided to stop farming, will
sell at public auction on his premises
near New Church, Va, on Wednes-
day, December IL, 1901, his personal
property, consisting in part Of 8
horses, 3 carts, several cows, hogs,
corn and fodder, potato bed frames,
stoves, household and kitchen
furniture, also other implements.
&C., usually kept on a farm too
numerous to mention. Sale to be-
gin at 10 o'clock a. IN. Terms to be
made known on that day.
W. j. johnson, Of j.
New Church, Va, Now. IS, 1901.
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will be at Atlantic for the prac-
tice OF my profession, Thursday and
Friday, December 18th and 18th, 1901.
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Teachers I.stltute

TeacherS Isstttute
The third annual Institute OF Ac-
comack Teachers League convened
In the N. p. Church at Parsley,
Nov. 2S, 2 p. IN, with Mr.. W. A. p.
Strang, Oouaty President, In the
chair. The programme for the entire
Institute was as follows
Thursday afternoon.
Music-"My Country IT'S OF Thee"
Prayer by Rev. R. K. Lewis.
Paper on Correct Use Of English"
by Mr.. WIN s. B. Bond.
Talk on Geography by Mrs. Elliott,
a specialist on the subject.
Vocal Solo by Miss Mabel Yingling.
Topic, "Punctuality OF Pupils, "was
discussed by Messrs. Phillips, Deit-
rick, Herman and Co. Supt., kP
Joynes.
Topic Interest In regard to Public
Schools" discussed by Mr.. b. #.
johnson, Of Richmond, and Mr..
Joynes.
Thursday evening.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Minnie
Stevenson.
Prayer, by Rev. r. K. Liwis
Address OF welcome, by John r.
Rev. Esq responded to by President
on behalf OF the Institute.
Solo, "In Old Madrid" by Miss
Monnie Ward.
Paper on Eo.ding," by Miss Susie
D. Warren.
Vocal solo, "For All Eternity" by
Miss Mabel Yingling.
Talk on Geography, by Mrs. FL.
lott.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Stevens
son.
Address by Mr.. B. F. johnson, Of
b. F. johnson Publishing Company,
Richmond.
Friday morning.
Paper on Education, by Mr.. e. b.
Phillips.
Certificates awarded teachers.
Paper, by Mrs. Edmonds.
Talks on Geography, by Mrs. Ell
lott and Supt, Jeynes.
Friday afternoon.
Instrumental solo, "Ripples OF the
Alabama" by Miss Lily Parks.
Paper on Fright Views Of Educa-
tion." by Mr. W. W. Bryan.
Talk on Geography, by Mrs. Ell
lott.
Election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Mr.. W. A. P. Strang, President;
Mrs. Edmonds, Treasurer; and Mr..
John D Grant, Jr., Secretary; Vice
Presidents, Islands District, Mr.. W.
P. Harris; Atlantic, Mr.. W. P. Ores
ham; Metompkin, Mr.. " s. Deitr.ck;
Lee, Mr. W. s. B Bond; Pungo.
league, Mr.. M. Burton.
Motion carried to substitute the
n anne "Accomack Educational Asso-
citation" In the place OF "Accomack
Teachers League"
Friday evening.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Myrtle
Watson.
Paper, what it means to be
teacher" by Mr.. v. s. Deitrick-
Vocal solo, by Miss Mabel Ying~
ling.
Topic, us 1t good incentive to
have q roll of honor published in a
newspaper" Discussed by Messrs.
Joynes and StraDg.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Idalia
Petty.
Address by Supt. Joynes.
Vocal solo, by Mrs. John r. Rev.
Vocal solo, by Miss Grace Doughty.
Address by DR.. @. q. Denny, Pres
dent OF Washington and Lee Unlver-
sity.
Vocal solo, by Rev. W. B. Jude
find.
Resolution OF thanks.
Instrumental solo, by Miss Steven
son.
Adjournment.
The Institute was complete sue
cess, and never before Ia It's history
has there been such enthusiasm mani
tested. One hundred teachers were
in attendance. The thanks OF tbs As
ISOLATION are rendered to the people
of Parkslsy for the material way In
which they contributed to the sue
cess of the Institute by their gener-
Gus hospitality; to the pastor OF the
NJ. P. Church for the use OF the
church; to Supt. Joynes, DR.. O. H.
Deuny, Mrs. Elicit and Mr.. B. F.
johnson, and all others who aided In
the work.
Secretary.
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Xmas goods In great variety at
Pocomoke 10 cent store. You can
get rare bargains for small price II
you will call there.
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NorIcE-Strayed from my premis-
es 10 days ago two ram lambs. 81 90
will be paid to any person who will
pen them and inform me promptly.
A. J McMath,
Onlsy, Va.
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NoTIoR-Mr. H. 3. McCleary will
be at my stables ut Accomac @ n IN
January with drove of twenty fge
horses and mules. Anyone in need
OF them will do we'll to see them be.
fore buying as they will be as repre-.
sented. The date OF their arrival wip
be given later.
T. H. Nelson.
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Call on me for everything in the
way OF watches, jewelry sc. and
save money.
j. Adelstein,
Onancock, Va.
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1 have jnst received q large In
voice OF clothing, for men and boys,
cheap.
j. Adelstein,
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Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, constipation
and headache, They are easy to take
and pleasant In effect. For sale by
VIM. P. Bell B Co., druggists, Aces-
mae O. f., Va.
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For SALE-Three milch cows, 1
heifer to pail In spring, good grocery
wagon, / bull, good stock.
A. j. Winder,
Onancock, Va.
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Road something for your need In
this issue In the big card Of Amss,
Shield 8 90.
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New Church, Va, Now. IS, 1901.

EoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing on my property at
Accomac @. H., under penalty OF a
prosecution to the full extent of law
l.. Floyd Mock
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business Notices.

For SALE-A horse, weight 1000
pounds, o years old, sound and gentle
to all harness.
W. r. Rev,
Accomac o. H., Va.
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NorIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or tres
passing in any way on that part, OF
the premises known as "Bowmans
Folly" occupied or rented out by me
under penalty of a prosecution to the
full extent Of law.
VIM. 81. Cotton.
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II suffering with piles, use ESQ.,
LENE, the South African File CUR
Ask the store where You deal TO
order it FOR you. Sent by mail, soc.
and 81 90 boxes.
Vim. P. Bell b Co., Druggists,
Accomac, Va.
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Have you read about the clothing
and ladies' coat business at Ames,
SHIELD b %.
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HORSES AND MuLEs-I have .foJ
sale four blocky farm horses, mule,
and trotting pony. Will keep good
stock on hand at all times from
which a selection can be made. Cal
on me before buying IL YOU. want
bargains.
Geo. d. wilkins,
bccomac @. H., Va.
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For SALE-The Solomon Lucas
tract OF land in Cattail Neck, In such
size lots as purchaser may desire.
For terms &C., apply to
Jno. 8. Parsons, attorney,
Accomac, Va.