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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-11
For Sale
Here's a BARGAIN.

Team of horses, about 1900 pounds, and a
SZ Mitchell truck, good as new. See
all GEO. r. PRATHER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-11

3. A rare bargain. The north 40 acres
Of the Henderson farm at $1,000 cash, foT
ten days only.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Wedding,
RaW-White.

A beautifully home wedding was
solemnizsd at the home OF Mrs.
Miranda T. White, 1898 N. Paca st
Baltimore, Nd, on last Wednesday
afternoon, when Mr.. VIM. Ii. Rev
OF Pa, ksley, Accomac county, Va.
led to the hymeneal altar Miss Lille
A. White, formerly OF Accomac, but
for the last few years a resident Of
Baltimore. Promptly at the ap
pointed hour the contracting parties
entered the parlor filed with rela
tives and friends who had gathered
to witness the ceremony. At their
appearance 10 the parlor they were
met by the Rev. Maurice Penheld
Fishes, of Brantly Baptist Church,
who performed the marriage cere'
mony.
The bride was becomingly attired
in a beautiful suit OF blue broad
cloth, and the groom wore the con-
ventional suit OF black.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev, amid showers OF
rice and with congratulations, and
good wishes, left for an extended tour
through Washington and other cities
On their return they will make
Parksley their home.
The presents were numerous and
exceedingly handsome. W.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

Mrs. Leah s. Parker, of Craddock-
vile, is visiting relatives and friends
in the village.
Mr. Ezekiel Killmon, aged about IS
years, is very ill at his home near
here, and not expected to recover.
Rev. L. b. Kiroy returned We'd
nesday morning from visit to his
mother at his old home, Cambridge,
Md.
]. w. Scott has purchased of H. o.
Fiuney the farm on which Mr.. VIM.
Gardner resides. Mr.. Scott will make
improvements and move to his farm
year.
Timber-getters in this vicinity re-
turned to their home in Northum-
berland county last Saturday to
spend week or ten days, the heavy
rains of late making it impossible for
them to haul their timber.
A meeting of Produce Exchange
will be held at this place Friday
night, March 21st. Messrs. A. ]. Nc
Math and w. A. Burton will be pres.
ent and tell the farmers of the work
of the Exchange. A full attendance
is desired.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Tsmpsrance Movement.

The committee appointed by the
State Anti-Saloon League to organ
ize the work OF the League on the
Eastern Shore met at Only, Tuesday
of this week. The committee con-
sists OF DR.. f. III. Edwards, Rev. g.
w. Hurt. Rev. w. G.. Bates, Rev. A.
L. Carson, Rev. II. s. Kidd, Rev. DR..
w. p Wright and A. j. McMath.
Plans were formulated for holding u
convention OF the temperance ele-
ment OF the Eastern Shore st Only,
Wednesday, April 23rd 1t is the
purpose of committee that this con
vention shall be representative OF
the temperance sentiment OF the
Peninsula. 1t will be composed OF
delegates from the churches, Sunday
schools and organized temperance
societies. The work OF the conven'
ton will be advisory, discussing the
features OF local organization and the
best methods OF arousing and con
centrating the moral temperance
sentiment OF each community.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
PnrksIeY,

Miss "a Mason is visiting friends
at Bullbeggar.
Messrs. Fletcher Barnes aud Geo.
G, Matthews visited the Monumental
city this week.
Mr.. Thos. D. Scott, Of Eastville,
spent Thursday and Friday with
relatives in town.
Miss Stella Scott has arrived home
after an 8 weeks visit to her brother
in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Geo. w. Goodwin, commission
merchant, of Wilmington, paid us a
flying visit Saturday.
The Greenbush Manufacturing Co.
is running on full time to meet the
expected demand for their popular
berry crates.
Mrs. Georgia A. Watson, wife OF
Mr.. ]. b. Watson, died in Baltimore,
Sunday morning and WAS buried in
the family graveyard near Hunting
Creek, Wednesday. She was a
daughter of the late Capt. Jno. r.
Johnson. Her husband, two daugh~
tiers. and one son, also a sister and
five brothers survive her.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
WachapreaXue.

Mrs. Jno. A. Brittingham is absent
this week in Baltimore on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Maude Davis.
Capt. Jno. T. Richardson, who ex-
periehced a slight attack Of local
paralysis few days ago, is now much
improved.
DR.. Goe. W. LeCato spent a short
leave of absence from the State
Senate at home this week. He is on
the sick list
Mr.. A. H. G. Mears will begin next
week to erect new hotel on the site
OF the old one which is expected to
be open for the summer season. The
building will be commodious and by
far the largest and best equipped
ever erected on the Eastern Shore
modern and convenient in every par.
ticular. and to be conducted in first.
class style 1t will contain forty
rooms, be steam heated, and supplied
with hot aud cold water throughout
bath rooms, sc. The town is jus
now suffering for such Il public me-
cessity, aud there is no doubt it will
attract large patronage from thu
beginning.
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Grsbhbackville.

| Our farmers are behindhand in all
farm work, but they seem to be In
good spirits and "hoping for the
best"
Young Mr.. Bowen, sick for several
weeks with typhoid fever at Frank
lin city, is now reported as slowly
convalescing.
Mrs. Lloyd F J. Wilson and daugh'
ter, Miss Tillie X. Wilson, after an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
Hunt, Baltimore. left Sunday for a
visit to relatives in Northampton, to
return ia a few days to her home Tor
the last 30 years at this place.
We have two churches at Green-
backville and Franklin City, M. P.
and NJ. E. Churches, respectively,
both self sustaining and working 80
harmoniously together that it is hard
foe new conner" to tell which
church the members belong to.
"A meeting was held at Nj. Il.
Church last Sabbath evening for the
purpose of receiving 'children's
Offering to Foreign Missions" The
audience was large, exercises enter
tanning and contribution asked for,
$27 so, forthcoming. Everybody was
pleased with the performance.
Our oyster people,are hard at work
at this time shipping all stock, that
is possible to have taken up. The
oysters are fat and bringing good
prices in Northern and Eastern mar
kets. CLANS will soon be luxury
with us and to be used only by the
wealthy. Prices for same now are
from $500 to So 90 per thousand.
The school fund subscribed by our
citizens some time ago, in mass
meeting Friday of last week by a
small majority was withdrawn, be
cause OF misunderstanding between
the contributors as to whether it was
for paying teachers or for enlarglng
our school building. The larger
number seemed to agree that it was
for the latter purpose, and their ac-
ton is due to failure to have their
contributions used for that purpose.
Many complaints have recently
been made to your correspondent re-
garding the status Of our represent
tatives in the Legislature, as to the
great subject OF the "oyster ques
ton" which is the great question
appertaining to our own county
people, as we'll as the whole twenty
one counties of Tidewater. Is it not
about time to hear something def
mite? The interest of our people is
decidedly involved in this "oyster
question" and who shall answer, if
our State representatives keep ST.
lent?
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Belle Haven.

Mrs. Sallie Bradford, quite ill for a
long time,is now greatly improved.
Mrs. Ed Chambers, sick for the
last fortnight, is recovering rapidly.
Furniture at greatly reduced
prices, for short time, at the Belle
Haven Furniture Co.
Revival services, to continue for
two weeks, will begin in the Metho-
dist Church on the first Sunday in
April.
Mr.. n. T. Fosque returned on
Monday last from st. Vincent's
Hospital, Baltimore, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Columbia E. Upshur died al
her home here last Friday, after an
illness Of two weeks. The deceased
was a very estimable lady, and vel
known throughout the Eastern
Shore. The remains were inferred
at Kendall Grove near Eastville or
Sunday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
school Notices.

The schools in Atlantic District
will close March %, 1902, making a
term Of 6 months. No time to be
made up, except where one week or
more has been lost on account Of
sickness, or the school closed by the
trustees. Teachers will please de-
liver keys, buckets, brooms, &c, to
trustees or some reliable person re =
siding near their school house, and
report to the undersigned, stating to
whom said property was delivered
also stating number and condition Of
articles delivered. School registers
must be in hands of clerk before pay
for the last month will be issued.
By order OF School Board.
W. r. Covington, Clerk.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
New Church.
Mr.. K. w. Hutchinson, quite sick
of late, is out again.

Mr.. E. w. Hutchinson, quite sick
of late, is out again.
An oyster supper was served by the
ladies of our NJ. P. Church, WedM~D
day evening for the benefit OF the
church and as usual was success.
Mr.. John F. Nelson, Sr., of POGO
.moke city, has bought lot in our
town, ou which he proposes soon to
erect a dwelling as his future home.
Miss Mamie Pennewell, of Oman
cock, is the guest of Mrs. W. L.
Gladding at this time and Miss Eliza
beth Hendricks of her sister, Mrs.
Walter Rhodes.
The acreage of both sweet anc
Irish potatoes in this section thii
year will be larger than ever before
The quantity of fert lizers bought by
our farmers is far ahead of any pre-
vious year.
Mr.. James F. Mason, of Bloxom
and Mrs. Ida Covington weit
married at this place on 9th inst.
Rev. Walter Rhodes officiating
They left on noon train for Phila
delphia and other points North.
Mr.. E. Grice Payne, OF New
Church, land Miss Elizabeth Parradee
of near Stockton, were married a
Goodwill NJ. E. Church. on 9Th inst
At the reception given at the home
of the groom that evening, it is esti
mated that over 200 guests were pres
ent. 1t was a pleasant affair anC
highly enioyed by everyone.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Quarterly Conferences.

Capevllle, Capeville-March 1917.
Cape Charles, Cape Charles-March
16. H.
Belle Haven, 6ethel-March %, %.
Franktown, Johnson's-March %,
"a.
Pungoteague, Evergreen-March
90, 80.
Keller, Garrison'S-March 30, 81 q
p. n.y.
Wachapreague, Smiths Chapel
80 (night), 81 40 a. IN.
Pocomoke, Sanford's-April ., a.
n.y.
Atlantic, Temperancevllle-April
6 might, Z Q0a. n.y.
Bloxom-April 26, 81.
Onancock-April 81 (night), %.
Onley and Andrew Chapel, Onley
May 3, 4.
Drummondtown and louisville
Louisville May 4, Ia. N
VIM. E. Judkins, P. E
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Literary Entertainment.

On the evening of Wednesday,
March 10, 7.3O o'clock, a literary en-
tertainment will be given In the Bap-
fist Sunday school room, Onley, Va,
in which some OF the best talent OF
the Eastern Shore will participate.
The entertainment will be free and
the public cordially invited. There
will be oysters and ice cream served
by the ladies in the hall over Mr..
Bloxom's store on the same evening
from to II p. IN, for the benefit oil
the Methodist Sunday school. II
Wednesday night should be rainy
this entertainment and supper will
be given the next fair night.
Committee.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChintO teague.

Our fishermen are busy putting
down fish pounds.
Our truckers are busy planting
Irish potatoes and garden seeds.
Sloop l. NJ. Jones arrived this week
from Norfolk with cargo OF building
material.
Rev. Il. Senser will leave Monday
for Conference, which meets this yeal
at Crisfield.
Mrs. Jos. V. Jester, at hospital ir
Philadelphia, is reported as much
improved in health.
Capt. John Adams and wife, OF
Accomac G H, are with us at this
time visiting friends.
The first turnip green's of the
season were offered for sale in our
market on Saturday by Capt. Geo.
r. Bunting, of Atlantic.
The Salvation Army closed their
meetings at Union Baptist Church
Monday and left on Tuesday for
Stockton. The army was made up
of fac people and left with the best
wishes OF everyone.
The French bark, which went
ashore a few days ago, is now high
up on Assateague Beach. The
Captain and mate have returned TO
her and the Merritt Wrecking Co
has a contract TO pull her off and is
making the effort at this writing.
Captain Charles Rowley, wife aud
daughter, of Girdletree, were guests
of Mr.. 7. P. Selby and wife at the
Atlantic Hotel this week; Mr., N. K
Smith, of Wilmington, is visiting DR..
n. S. Smith; Ray Taylor and wife, OF
Green backville, visited friends here
this week
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: E. Ii. Brown, w. b. Troy, d
j. Kuhler, Baltimore;J s. Ellenvan
w. Il. Love, J. Kempt, VIM. frozen
Philadelphia; K. b. Davis, New York
E. b. Ellis, Camden; Thos. Davis
Milford; L. L. Taylor, Georgetown
Col. w. P. Selby, DR.. W. A. Taylor
j. F. Houston, c. Figgs, Stockton
E. H. Benson, E. W. Polk, POcomoke
J. T. Robinson, Thos. b. Robinson
Accomac.
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Deaths

Mr.. William H. Guy, farmer, and
worthy and highly respected citizen
died Thursday, 9th inst, at his home
near Keller, OF consumption, aged 80
years.
Just as we go to press we learn OF
the death of Stella G. Savage, aged
Z years, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Savage. No death in oul
community has brought forth deep
err sympathy than that expressed for
the parents, in the loss OF one OF theil
idols.-Light.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

On the alert! Easter season is ap-
preaching and we will be ready to
show you the new things for Easter
gowns next Monday. Come and see
our new cloths in all wool aud WOO
and silk. We will also be able to
show you new things in silks, wash
goods, ribbons and most everything
necessary to complete handsome
Easter outfit.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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We can now supply our customers
with egg and stove coal, also have on
hand the finest grade of pure dry
fish, which we sell at lowest market
price, special oil for potato bed
covers and roof painting for % cents.
per gallon. Linseed oil at lowest
market rates.
Martin & Mason
Building & Supply Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Mary r. Finney
Special Notice.

The Emperor OF Germany in
structed his brother, Prince Henry,
OF Prussia, to be careful what he
drank when he came to this country.
We are not positive whether he
drank s. K. G. package coffee, but
we wish to advise our friends, who
drink coffee, to use it as it is a fine
drink. Also, we wish everybody to
use our Climax flour, II they desire
good white bread.
Snow, Knox g. 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, &c. 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 fol
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber 90.
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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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The schools of Lee District will
close March 21st, 1902, making a term
of 81 months. No time to be made
up unless the school was closed a
week or more on account OF sickness.
W. E. Mapp, Clerk.
II r Roooa Chairman
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
March 4, 1909.

DIssoLUTIoN-The partnership in
the livery business at Bloxom Sta
ton, heretofore existing between the
undersigned, was dissolved by mu'
tual consent, March 9Th lost. The
business in the future will be run by
w. P. Goodwin, who solicits the con-
tinuance of the liberal patronage
which the old livery has received
from the public.
W. P. Goodwin,
Duffield Mason.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

NoTIcE-A male hog came to my
place last October, color blue and
white spotted, no mark. Owner Will
come for him prove property, pay
damages and take away.
J. F. Taylor,
Oak Hall, Va.
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II. R. Boggs, Chairman.

The public schools in Metompkin
District, will run 81 months. And
the teachers will have the right to
make up all lost time at the end OF
the last month. By order Of school
board.
d. n. Johnson,
@. M. 8. B.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

Just received a cargo of locust
posts, for sale, cheap.
Hopkins g. Bro,
Onancock, Va
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Men, boys and children-Do any Of
you want a late style spring suit for
Easter? II SO call at once.
Ames, Shield g. Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

Latest things in negligee shirts and
ueckwear now on sale at
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Legislative Notes.

I The prospect OF the present Gen
eral Assembly enacting general dog
law ia far from being remote, and
may almost be classed as probable
ity. The House Committee on Cen
eral Laws yesterday considered for
some time the bill introduced by Mr..
Matthews, OF Accomac. and 1t was
quite evident that there was a very
strong sentiment In favor OF the BILL
whether strong enough to prevail
when the vote is taken remains to be
seen.
motion was made to except
Southampton from the operation oil
the law, and this may prevail. In
that case, Mr.. Mathews will proba-
bly, withdraw the bill. He said last
night that he would do 80 II any
county we're excepted He wants a
general law. He is very enthusiastic
on the subject, and will leave no
stone unturned to have 1t favorably
reported. He thinks that II he can
get the bill through the committee
he will experience no difficulty In
having it passed by the House.
Mr.. Matthews, OF the House, will
soon Introduce bill for the incor =
poration OF a company for the pur
pose OF building railroad from
Salisbury, Mo-, down through the
counties OF Accomac and Northamp-
ton, to some point on the Chess-
peake bay, near to Cape Charles.
The line will be in direct competition
with the "Nyp and N" for the trans
portation OF the truck OF Tidewater
North. The former road now has a
monopoly Richmond Dispatch, 9th.
Hon. s. Wilkins Matthews, secre e
tary of the Virginia Oyster Commits
sion, named to meet a similar body
from the Maryland Legislature to
Il
consider laws for the protection oil
the oyster industry in the two States
has received letter from Senator
NJ oses, OF the Maryland body saying
that it will be agreeable to meet the
Virginians in Washington at an early
date for a preliminary conference
bnt suggesting that it is rather late
in the session to take the matter up
From what can be gathered 1t does
not seem likely that much will be
accomplished at the present sessions
of the two bodies. Whether any
thing will ever come Of the movement
is not known, but the Virginia mem
bers still seem hopeful.
Accomac county asked to be added
to the counties and cities which
have permission to close their court
clerks offices on holiday. They are
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Shenan-
doah county. The committee decided
to report the bill in such shape thai
every court clerks office in the State
will have to remain open on holi'
days. Richmond Times 18th.
Bills Introduced.
By Mr.. LeCato-To authorize Me-
tompkin District, in Accomac, to
issue bonds
By the same-Tc authorize Oman
cock District, i'll Accomac, to issue
bonds.
BY Mr.. Matthews-To incorporate
the Queen Anne Railroad Company
By same:-Petition asking that the
time for taking oysters from theil
beds be shortened.
Bills Passed,
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We have for sale silver skin onion
sets at $500 per bushel.
D. h. johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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Millinery.

leave for Baltimore this week to
buy a line of millinery goods, to be
opened out at Wachapreague in time
to supply customers during the
Easter holidays. A call is respect
fully solicited.
Mary r. Finney
will sell my entire stock OF millin-
cry goods cheap at once. A god
opening for the right party.
Nellye E. Upshur,
Belle Haven, Va
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NoTIcE-I want to buy nice mare
or stud pony weighing about 700
pounds, A t. 6 years old. chunky
built, good driver and sound in every
way. Write or see lie at once.
IT, q. Kellam,
March 18th, 1902. Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

LosT-Colored boy, aged 90 years,
named Antney, left Mappsville, Tues
day, March 4th, and has not been
seen since, he is an idiot but perfect.
ly harmless. He may have gone of
with Gypsies as he likes to drive
horses very well. His weight is about
1876 lbs, height about 81 feet. Anyone
notifying the undersigned will great
ly oblige his mother. Address.
Bernet Mock,
Mappsville, Va.
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Full line of spring hats of all the
latest colors, for men, boys and chill
dren. Just opened out.
Ames, Shield g. Co.
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Bills Introduced.
Bills Passed,

To permit DR.. w. w. Kern to erect
wharf.
To allow ]. b. Wise, treasurer OF
Northampton county, further time
in which to collect certain tax tick
cts in his hand not returned delin-
uuent or insolvent.
To amend and re- enact section IL
of an act entitled an act to incorpo
rate the Onancock and Drummond-
town Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company, approved March 5,
1900.
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For SALE-The we'll known and
popular stallion, Gray Eagle, Jr.
For terms apply to the undersigned.
8. F. Townshend,
Beaver Dam, Md.
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NoTIcB-As expect to discontinue
business on Chincoteague Island, l
will sell at private sale my steam mill
and all equipments, also dwelling
house and outbuildings, all in good
repair.
n Il. Gordy,
Chlncoteague, Va.
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To THE FARMERS OF ACcoMACK
AND NORTHAMPTON COUNTIES
Any one wishing an insect powder
distributor, price $3.50, for applying
dry Paris green, for round potato
bugs, would do we'll to call on or
write to
E. Baker, agent,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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March Sd, 1902.

For RENT-For remainder of pres
ent year, Only, the late residence OF
Thos. @. Pitts, deceased. The same
may be rented with number OF
acres Of land attached, or simply the
dwelling with grove, lawn outbuild-
ings, sc. A very desirable home for
any one especially those who wish to
take summer boarders. Application
may be made to
VIM. B. Pitts or
Spencer F. Rogers.
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r. l.. Parkes,
burlington & Bros.

For SALE-True barred Plymouth
Rock eggs 30 cents per 10.
w. T. Kilmon,
Keller, Va.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs-I have for
sale the following varieties: New
York and Nickomer at 81 per
thousand. Excelsior and Johnson's
Early at 1926 per thousand. Will
deliver same so In bunch at my
home or Mappsburg Station.
Thos. J Custis,
Charlottesville, Va.
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To THE BREEDERS OF THE TRoT.
TING HoRsE-White Tips, 2;17t, will
be at Accomac Courthouse on March
court day and those wishing his ser
vice this season, will please call on
owners and give in your name.
Those that will not be at court will
please advise by mail as his book is
filling daily.
r. L. Parkes,
Tnrlinoton a. Rroe.