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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28
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Cards ef thanks. obituary notices. -

Cards 81 thanks. obituary notices. re-
buttons Of respect. etc. will be chsrred
at the rate Of ten cents per line. M
charges less than seventy-five cents.
All advertising announcements a
entertainments, whose object ID tn
raising Of money. will be charged It the
rate OF fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form, win
be excluded from our local columns, *
cept such as refer to advertisers ocsu.
plying space in our advertising columns
and will be run under a separate heaA
on one of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
JOURNAL promptly will confer 4 favo,
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28

Let those who boast of their sue
cess at raising flowers beware of Will
liam II. Allen, florist at the Maine In
sane hospital. Mr.. Aliens success Is
well known but an example of it is
found in crimson rambler which he
has at his home. This shrub is now in
its most gaudy attire with over 200
blossoms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28

Recent visitors at the Lithgow IL
brary VIM. A. MCLEAN, Brockville,
Can; Georgianna d. Russell, Boston;
Miss Hannah Goodwin, Bar Mills;
Julia E. Flitner. Randolph; Lillian
Forest Hall. Boston: Cecilia Mae Rob-
inson, Myrtle Blanche Adams, Lubec;
Enza Ida Green, North Pittston.
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AUGUSTA DRIVING PARK.

Proposals will be received until Sep
TENDER 25th at II o'clock NJ. for the pur-
chase and removal of the buildings and
fence on the above named park grounds
The right is reserved to reject any or all
part.
IN these times Of high prices, there is
lumber enough on the grounds if properly
converted to so a long way in the saving
of expense in building operations. by
those who wish to. economics Call on or
address Henry G. Sta.les. FL State Streat.
julylStosept. Is
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1--WE have taken in about 40 tons of
hay so far this year." said Manning S.
Campbell. treasurer of the Insane Hos
pital, Saturday, land l think we will
get as much more. Last year we cut
about 230 TONS
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John Mcnamara, Roy Clifford. Frank
Savage and Earl Bradford, who are So
journing at Mr. McNamara's emp at
Togus pond, report a catch of 1O6 white
perch in one mornings fishing recently.
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POISONING the System.

Through the bowels the body is clea ,hsss
of Impurities. Constipation keeps t sssIs
poisons in the system. DeWtts ,,iatine
Early Risers prevent this by slii Muss c.
the liver and promote easy. heaisn
ton of the bowels. Percy w. Mean
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Acts Immediately.

Colds are sometimes more froup.lss;Ernfs
in summer than in winter. one Msi,,;ely
Cough Cure cures at once. rold6,
safe. Acts Immediately for coughs
Group. Percy w. Means.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28

a large number of Gardiner, Halo
well and Augusta people went out to
Cobbosseecontee lake, yesterday on the
trolley cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28

Steamer Cobbossee will not make her
regular trips, this (Monday) afternoon.
The forenoon trip will he made as
usual.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT, TODAY
LOCAL MATTERS.
journal Telephone Call, 1864
Pretty Well.

In spite o summer sunshine
An many rainy spell,
We ailus feel like sayin'
Were doin' purity well!'
The great, green world around US
There's just this news to tell:
THE seed'll come to harvest
We're dom purity Welt"
F. l.. Stanton.
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WE WILL START YOU IN A NICE

little coffee, tea ana spice business; you
can increase il every week and be indie
pendent; call or write. Burns & Reed
Coffee Importers, 209 Hudson ST, New
York. july22dlwq
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The pleasure of your
company is requested at
the Optical Rooms of c.
II. Frizzelle, d. O., to in
spect his method of
grinding lenses and of
examining. testing, and
fitting eyes without the
use Of atropine. 269h
Water St, Opp. Hotel
North.
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FURNISHED HOUSE AND ROOMS.

Any person having furnished house CON
tanning six or eight sleeping rooms, lacac-
ed in the vicinity of the State House.
wishing to let the same during the COM
ing session of the Legislature may do so
by calling upon Byron Boyd. Also. any
person wishing to let three nice rooms
with bath. near the Augusta House, may
consult the same gentleman. iuly2id1x
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AN ENERGETIC MAN OF GOOD

character desiring TO make Life Insur-
ance a profession and looking for rapid
advancement, will get a lucrative offer
by addressing (by mail only) General
Manager Care of Journal Office.
inlvs2d1Mt
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It THE WORCESTER
INSANE

Hospital, female attendants. Apply to
the Superintendent, DR.. II. NJ. Quimby
Worcester, Mass. julyzfdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-28

IS GOOD CARPENTERS. LONG,
steady job. $3.50 per day of hours.
| Weekly payments. e. +. Lynch, Otis
street. Milford. Mass. iulysd& WIN.
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Chestnut and Lincoln streets. Apply 10
Miss Nellie NJ. Stevens, a Western ave.
iuly3 diff
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-04

Miss Mamie Mears left Monday for
q visit of several weeks in Philadel-
phia.
Work has commenced on the dwell
ling OF Mr.. W. L. Harper at snis
place.
Capt. John Rogers and Mr.. John
Bailey are in the city this ek,pur-
chasing goods for their respective
firms.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j.. Carson Will
give a dining on Saturday in honor
OF the official members OF Onley and
Andrew Chapel.
The L. T. LIS, of this place, will
meet at the Town Hall Sunday after
noon, 2 o'clock. All members are
REQ Vested to be present.
Mrs. Sac James, Mrs. Kate Bull
Miss Mary Copes, Miss Minnie Mill'
and mrs. Rosie Winder left Tuesday
for Richmond, to attend the W. O.
T. u. convention to be held in thai
city
DIR. W. Z. Judkins will preach hi
farewell sermon here on next Sun
day. The business meeting OF the
Conference will be held at Onle.
Church on Saturday morning at i
O'Clock.
Six cents worth Of garden seed
planted by William Nedab las
Spring, supplied two fsmilies wit
all OF that vegetable needed b
them. The yield from small por
ton of the crop, planted again thi
fall, Melted him few days az
$13.16.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. Wellington Wyatt's horse,
won the race at this place,
Wednesday.
Miss Emma LeCato, Of Quinby, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. T. Bosnian,
in Richmond.
Rev. Robert McInturff is in Nor
folk attending the fall meeting OF
Norfolk Presbytery.
Mrs. John T. Hyslop and daughter
and Miss Elizabeth Kellam are visit
ing In Baltimore and Fairfax.
Mr.. Arthur Mears and daughter
Miss Hattie, spent Monday night
with his brother, Mr.. lama Mears.
Messrs John R Floyd and Percy
Savage are arranging for the cree
ton Of dwellings on Lee Street thi'
fall.
Miss Annie Gusts, of Aocomac. who
has been visiting the family OF Mr.
e U. Potter, returned home Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Harry Smith returned to Rich
mond on Monday to attend the Den
tai Department Of the UniveIsit.
College OF Medicine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-04

A Medicine Co., under tent with
c.pacity OF 1000 persons, 10 enter
tanning large crowds here nightly.
A series of meeting will begin ut
aallwood Baptist church Oc'ooer
18th. The pastor. Rev. E. Y Poole
will be assisted by Rev. John Kid
dick, OF Norfolk.
Arevival meeting began at Bethel
Rantist Church last Sunday con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. h. I
Poole. assisted by Rev. O. l.. Corbett.
The sermons have been excellent and
attendance large every night.
The warm weather and frequent
showers of late hos made all vegeta'
ton put on the appearance OF May
Ia this section. Late corn, turnips
and round potatoes are growing nne'
ly and the prospect is good for q
large yield OF all OF these crops.
Very few have registered In this
section and very many will not, un'
less the Board OF Registrars sits here
and it is right they should at least one
day. Many are indifferent about the
matter anyway and some without
conveyance say they will not walk
to Temperanceville, distance o.
four miles, to qualify themselves a.
voters.
The failure OF the N. Y. P. & N. K
r. Co. to furnish cars for the ship
ment of our produce to market
causing considerable loss to our farm
ers and complaints are heard iron
our people on every hand. The earl.
crop, on account of the long contin
ued drought was an Improbable on
to them, and their later crops, 10
want OF proper transportation facili
ties. will not pay them. The railroa'
company In some way ought to b
held responsible for the damage t
our potatoes, by being piled up 10
days and nights. on platform an
ground before being forwarded t
market.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.


The last will and testament OF
Robert T. Harmon, deceased, was
proved and ordered to be recorded.
Authority was granted to John W.
Bowling, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to celebrate the rites OF
matrimony.
A retail liquor license was granted
to Lucretia FisherIat her house at
Bloxom.
Order entered at previous term OF
court, committing the estate OF Eph'
rain W. Vessels, deceased, to Lee b.
Kellam, sheriff, for administration
WAS rescinde d, and letters Of adminis>
tration, with will annexed, were
granted to William j. Vessels on the
estate OF the said Ephraim W. Wes-
sells, deceased.
A special grand jury was empanel-
led and returned as true bill."-an
indictment against James Floyd,
alias James Davis, for murder. On
motion Of defendant cause continued
until second day OF next term.
The last will and testament oil
Henry l. Riggin was proved and or
dered to be recorded.
The children and heirs-at-law OF
Susan f. Mears, deceased, relinquish-
ed their right to qualify on the es-
tate OF said decedent, and letters OF
administration were granted to John
w. Mears on same.
Samuel L. Burton qualified al
Guardian Of Annie. Iric and Jno. W.
Gaskins. orphans OF William Gas
kins, deceased.
An inquest held by George F.
Parker, ]. P. acting coroner, over
the dead body OF Robert Guillette
returned to court and ordered to b'
filed.
| A certificate OF G.. G.. Joynes, Sup
erintendeut Of Schools, setting fortf
the appointment and qualification o
E. J. Winder, as school trustee o
Onancock School District, was de
liyered to the court and ordered t.
be recorded.
An inquest held by Jno. A. Mear'
u. P, acting coroner, over the dea'
body Of William Copes, returned T.
court and ordered to be filed.
Upon petition OF Jno. 8. Parson
and Others to alter public road. Vi
der entered for altering road and ap
pointing James a. Tindall, road ma
, chine manager, tc receive said roa'
r and make report to court.
, William l.. BloIom vs. N. Y. P. d
N r. r. Co., upon warrant for dam
ages for the sum Of $500, for Kill
ing a hog by said company, remove
before trial to county court. Jude
' ment for plaintiff for sum o. $3.50
aud costs.
An inquest hold b. Joseph
Cooper, j. p, acting coroner, owe
-, the dead body OF an unknown maj
l returned to court and ordered to b
filed.
. John Olijar, a native OF Austri'
Hungary, was admitted as a cit
b. zen of the United States.
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MearsviIle.

Many of our people are busy get
ting their boats ready for dredging
The corn crop, on account OF pro-
tracted drouth, is very poor in this
section.
The school question is one OF great
interest to many of our people at
this time.
The shooting OF squirrels is engag-
ing the attention of many OF ou'
sportsmen at this time.
Mr.. John o. Somers and wife, o.
Northampton, are visiting friends al
this place and receiving a hearty
welcome.
Mr.. Samuel Byrd. son OF Mr.. 3. +
Byrd, left his fathers house on
night last week and has not beer
heard from since.
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OnaucOek.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nottingham
and little daughter returned home
from Baltimore Tuesday morning.
Misses Elizabeth and Henriette
Wise returned from a Wilt to friends
10 the mountains OF Virginia We'd
nesday. III ~-s - '~'
Mrs. Sallie Harmanson, widow OF
the late DIR. Chas. L. Harmanson,lett
recently for a trip to Germany TO
complete her studies.
Mr.. william G. West, proprietor OF
Onancock Hotel, has sold TO Mr.. j.
Smith. OF Richmond. his Two year
old colt. Price unknown but thought
to be very good.
Rev. ]. Scott Meredith, rector OF
Aoly Trinity Episcopal Church. Is
expected back Saturday from
months vacation and will preach
Sunday uorning.
A building boom is now on in the
upper part OF Onancock. Mr. 4. j.
Beloate is building an excellent
storehouse for Miss Cora Riley. Mr..
William II. Winder will soon erect a
large storehouse opposite his present
one.
Mrs. BERTHE X. Powell and Master
Robert Powell left for Baltimore
Wednesday. There they will be met
by Mrs. Joseph Oahall and go to
Ere lericksburg to enter Master RoL-
ert at the fredericksburg College for
the session. Thence they go to Bed
ford City, Va, to visit the Misses
Quinby.
1t is interesting to note the pro
gress the horses raised on the East
ern Shore have made during the past
wear. First comes Gold Bur, raised
by Mr.. william @. West, Onancock'
and sold last year at the Fasig-Tlp'
ton sale to Mr.. Essery, OF New York
city, for $1,625. Gold Bur reduced
his M ark from 2 16s to 2;19t at Albany
beating Nutbearer in the heat h'
won. He beat Nutbearer at Pough'
keepsie two heats but then wen
lame and has not started again TIL
season. Nutbearer won the $lO,OO
stake at Providence. Gold Bur an'
he were considered evenly matched
and If Gold Bur had stayed in condi
ton he would probably have VOL
some big stakes. Then Forney ha
won much money and obtained
mark OF 2:194. He is by Sidne.
Prince and is owned by Mr.. Smith
! of Richmond. Last but not leas
: comes Ida Gray, raised by Mr.. Ct. 3
Walter, Onancock. She won at Ta'
! ley, Pocomoke, Esston and Potts
3 town, Pa, and obtained a mark o
/ 2.194. Her owner, Mr. William s
| Nelson, sold her for $4,000 to Will
. minQton man. He bought her II
} March for $3.50. She will be save
( for the stake races next year.
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RlOxoIn.

Mr.. A. W. Short is improving his
new store this week with a porch.
Mr.. T. B. Mason is In the Southern
cities this week purchasing a drove
of horses.
Mr.. G. Q. Waller, OF Hebron, Md,
was in our town last Saturday on a
business trip.
Mrs. F. L. Holland, of Cheriton,
was a visitor to friends and relatives
in our town last week.
Mrs. Harry Ackley, OF Keller,spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. q. Mock,
at this place.
Miss Laura johnson, Of Norfolk,
after spending several days visiting
hotel Dickinson returned to her
home " ednesday.
Mr.. r NJ. Ross, one Of our popular
soliciting agents here, who has been
on the sick list for the past few days
we are glad to report, is at his post
of duty again.
Our public school opened here this
week with Mr.. Hoover, Of Scranton
Pa, principals and Miss May Blo1om
of our town, assistant. The atten'
dance as usual was very good.
The shipment of sweet potatoe
from this station this week has been
very heavy. Owing to the scsrcit.
of cars a great many of them had tx
be loaded on the ground which de
layed their transportation yer.
much.
The revival services will begin II
the NJ. E. Church, South, at thi
place next Sunday evening, Octobe
9Th. The pastor, Rev. L. g. Pullel
will be assisted by Rev. De Shazo, o
Smithfield, an able and experience
revivalist. We expect good meet
ing and large attendance.
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aual,-Pex AeeomAs.

A case Of smallpox has broken out
10 the little three year old child OF
Mr.. George Bull, Of Davis Wharf.
The mother and child had recently
been visiting In Norfolk, where the
disease was evidently contracted, aud
symptoms appeared shortly after
their return home. Unfortunately
several neighbors visited the child
before the nature OF the nalady was
known. The father also in his at
tention to his duties mingled freely
with the people in the vicinity.
On Saturday afternoon the case
was reported to the Board Of Health
by the attending physician. The
Board at once assumed control,
placed DR.. F. G. A. Kellam, OF Pun
colleague, in charge Of the case, had
the house and inmates quaranttned
and all known to have visited the
house vaccinated and ordered to re-
main at their several homes until
the period OF incubation expires.
Superintendent OF Schools, g. g.
Joynes, was also requested not to
open the public schools in that sec
ton for 80 days, which request wal
complied with.
II we escape an epidemic 10 that
neighborhood 1t Is In all probability
due to the prompt and vigorouI
action OF the Board OF Health.
We are informed by the executive
officer Of the Board, that a compul
sorry vaccination will be ordered Ii
that section II another case Is re
ported.
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Coal For L ee school District.

Owing to the coal famine we have
been compelled to have the average
yearly quota OF coal delivered to
each school In Lee district. We res
pec'fully reques. the teachers to
look after this coal and use economy
In burning 1t. In some localities the
school coal seems to have been used
for other purposes. We urge upon
the patrons of our schools to report
any Irregularities Of this kind that
may come to their notice. No more
coal can be had this season, and
when 1t Is gone the school will be
closed till warmer weather.
H r. Boggs, ". Z. happ'
Chairman. OlerK.
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TsnlperAncsViiIe,
Our public school opened Monday
with an average attendance.

Our public school opened Monday
with an average attendance.
While Gordy's mill "holds out to
saw the coal strike will have no
terror for the people OF this town
and vicinity
Miss Annie Fisher and Mr.. Lee
Satchell left this week by train for
Baltimore, where they propose to
take the vows which will make them
one.
An uncalled for alteration occurr-
ed in this town on Saturday night,
and if repeated vigilance commit
tee will be in order. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
While VIII and Harry Stockley'
brothers, were at play with q loaded
shot gun this week, the latter re-
ceived three shot In his head OF the
contents. DIR. Neville extracted the
shot and nothing serious is expected
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-04

Our buyer has bssn in the market
for the past ten days and bought all
the newest things in dress goods.
The pretty new fabric-zebslins In
all colors. A large line OF silks also
the embroidered fiannels for waists,
&C.. sc. All the pretty colors 10
broadcloths at all prices. You can
buv the newest things In dress
goods at
Pate & Mason,
Parksley, Va.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES


Mr.. Oliver Jester ia having new
dwelling built down the Island.
DIR. N. 8. Smith, OF this place, has
been appointed pension examiner In
place OF DR.. 6. T. Scarburgh, de-
ceased.
The Adams Express Co. now have
two messengers daily to look after
their business to and from Chinco'
league. viz: Mr.. ]. T. Toadvln, on
AM. train and Mr. Upshur Mason on
p. M. train.
Oyster business started up at this
Mace this week. The four shocking
houses began operations belonging
to B. F. Collins, G. E Rabbit, Jr.,
X. ]. Jester and d. J. Wheaton &
Co. and six or more schooners are
here to be loaded with oysters for
Norfolk.
Mrs. ]. Dryden, of Philadelphia
and Mrs. r. E. Swift, OF Oak Hall, ARE
visiting friends here; Mr.. h. V ivy
ford is the guest OF friends in Har-
ford county, Md; Mr.. James Liliis'
ton is in Norfolk on business; Mr.
Farlow, OF Berlin, is running oul
drug store during the absence OF oul
drug man at bis home at Crumpton
Md.
Schooner Florence, which went
ashore on South end Of Asssteagu'
Beach during the night, September
Goth, is a total loss. She belonged t.
Capt. L. A. Ayres, who had recentl!
purchased her in Gloucester, Mass.
for the sum OF $4,000. The crew o
eleven was rescued by Capt. J. M
Feddeman and force Of the Life Saw
ing Service. The wreckage was sol'
here by Capt. W. G. Bunting OF
Wednesday.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week: F. W. Byrd, T. H. Mears, W
]. Morris, W. h. Pitcher. Balti
more; NJ. E. Selby, Wilmington
o. A. Jack, Rochester, n. Y
J. s. Hardie, Atlanta, Ga; T. d
Casville, North Carolina; j. I. Toad
win, w. D. Deibler, Salisbury; Wal
lace Hudson. John Hagen, OceaI
City; Capt. q. Dewalle, Stockton; J
II. Farlow, s. A. Bowen, A. II. How
ard, Berlin; w. s. Warner, Arch
Darby, D. j. Bu'ch, Accomac.
Jno. Ii. Matthews and Peter J
Gillespie have formed partnership
under the name of the Wishar
Point transportation Co, to carr
the mail and passengers from N. Y
.&N. r. R, to Chincoteague an
return via. Wisbart Point for To
sum of rs cents. The route froI
Cbincoteague to Wishart Point wi
be under the management OF Ml
Gillespie, and from the Point {
Bloomtown under management
Mr.. Matthews. Another steamer, NJ
to-date in all respects will soon I
placed on the route.
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II. our Csai Cas,smsPs.

We earnestly request our regular
coal customers to haul all the coal
they will need for the winter, at
once. We have orders coming In
every day, but we will not accept
them until our trade IL supplied. We
ask this In justice to ourselves, as we
wish to dispose Of all coal left from
supplying our regular trade.
Very truly,
T. s. Hopkins & %.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-04

Miss BERTHE Tilghman, OF POGO
moke city, will open a dressmsking
esta blishment at Parksley next week.
She is a popular young lady and
thoroughly proficient In her line Of
business. She Is prepared to suit
and please all who favor her with
their patronage.
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Millinery.

Miss Marye Finney, Locustmount,
has Just returned from the city with
a full line OF fall and winter millin-
cry and invites the public to call at
their earliest convenience.
NY kind friends and patrons and
all Others wishing millinery goods
will please call and examine nay
stock as 1t is up to-date in all res
poets. have engaged nice milliner,
from Armstrong, Gator & Co., who
will try her best to please you all
anytime after the 18th OF October
Very respectfully,
Mrs. T. A. German.
You will find at Mrs. O. E. Mears,
Wachapreague, Va, the latest styls %
and cheapest line OF millinery. just
returned from the city. Fall opening
Monday next. 1t will be to your In
terest to call before purchasing else
where.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-04

Our buyer, who has been in the city
for the last ten days, will return to-
day and open out large and we'll
selected line OF new goods. Call on
us, whether you want to buy or not,
and see advertisement in next issue
of this paper OF the bargains we have
to offer you.
White u Mears,
Onley, Va