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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-02-05
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5sS PERTINENT PERSONALS sSltI

Ner Feese of Eeavertown was in
town Monday.
Mrs. :. \. Bowersox of Paxtonvile
sreported very i'll.
David J. Keller of Selinsgroye was
in town Monday.
Samuel, the young child of George
Beaver and wife is improving.
Mrs. Laura Pontius of Beaver Springs
spent several days ii. town with rela-
tives.
Miss Ida Beaver of Altoona is visit
ing her parents, Gabriel Beaver aud
wife.
II. f.. Walter and wife spent Sunday
with his father in Franklin town
ship.
Harry f., Specht moved to Sunbury
this week. The Posr will follow him
every week.
VIM. +. Dnglc and wife spent few
days IN town with her parents, Ga-
Beaver and wife.
ID. L. Ritter and wife of Shanlokin
Dam visited p. >. Ritter and wife dur
ing the past week.
j. NJ. Bingaman of Centre township
called at this Office Monday To renew
his subscription to 1904.
r C .mbcrljng of Salem dropped
in last week to subscribe for the Posi-
His father accompanied him.
Miss Jennie Keller of Adamsburg
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bessie Smith a few days last week.
Charles Staufer and wife of Sclins-
grove spent few days with Wesley
Pauling and A. w. RowerSoX ami
families.
Miss Fannie BowclsoX Of ShamOkin
has been called home on account Of
the illness Of her father, Joseph Bower
sox, who is in critical condition.
j. +. Keller was in town last week.
He is a very busy man. lie took out
d 'i,- uts..,~syafE oS ,ried and Is y capdi.s
datr for Associate Judge. 4
James n. Houser of Union town.
ship and Geo. }. Schoch of Monroe
township, two Candidates for Asso-
ciate Judge dropped in to see us Sat
urday.
William 5. Kuhn OF Shamokin Dam,
the coming proprietor of the Central
Hotel of this place, was in town Mon
day looking after some arrangements
about the hotel.
Harrison Miller and Charles Miller
Jr., Of Penn township were ut the
County Seat last Friday. The former
dropped in to order sale bills. See
notice in our sale register.
Samuel Hackenburg has purchased
the jewelry store in the Gutelius block
of w. II. Eidem, the former owner,
who resides in New Berlin. The
Posi- wishes Samuel success in his ven
ture.
Charles Il. Rauch resigned his posit-
ion as barber at Shamokin to accept a
more lucrative position at Lewistown.
He spent Sunday with his parents here
and before leaving Monday dropped in
to subscribe for the POsT. The POsT
extends congratulations on his pro-
motion.
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"I.ast week 100 copies of Theory and
Practice of Advertising" were sent to
Salina, Kansas and n like number to
Austin. Orders were also filled that
went to Edinburg, Scotland and vi
emma, Austria. The book is attaining
u world-w lde reputation.
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MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA FEBTU AIRY 8 1908
Friends of "The Post"

ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify us.
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was ground hog day. From
rsrstition we will have six
,re of cold weather.
,irt factory began operations
Iuafew weeks ii will be
last.
,uhliran Standing Committee
= Court House Saturday and
kIarrh l4th as the day for
he primary election,
birthday party was given
evening for Thad Grouse.
3from the noise they made
\ had a good time.
ytion. wants II man in this
yith $500 to invest.
j po.ition given to investor.
kportunity for active men.
3dress. Box >, PosT,
Middleburgh, Pa.
fED Girls to work in shoe
Those from out of town
broyided with boarding and
ps guaranteed. For furth-
Slars call on or address,
+. II. EIsENHUTH x Co.,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
kALE.-House and Lot in
A new l2-horse power Frick
Ind Saw Mill. Also Brick
b shout $4,000 Brick, 10000
!s....s's; piasteri'ag
10 feet Roofing lath.
pes, etc, call OH
f. S. STRoUP,
Swineford, Pa.
perintendent of the S. d l..
in response to a large petition
eburg and vicinity, to have
leaving Sunbury at $50 p. IN.
led to MiddleDurg instead of
he, has answered in the neg
he reasons offered for not eX-
he service to this place, were
/ was no turn table here and
| he doubted whether it would
(ble. The next move should
Ne the afternoon train leave
lat $50 p. IN. instead of 2 p.
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Marriage Licenses.

(Wm. G.. Neitz, Port Treverton,
Katie Lenig, Port TrevertOn.
(Wm. ID. Bickle, Freeburg,
lDora f.. Woodling, Selinsgrove.
(Jacob S. Meyer, Adams twp,
| Bessie G. Meyer, Adams twp,
(Rufus Hartley, Glen.Iron,
Verde BOrman, Troxelville.
(John A. Heintzelman, Pallas,
lAnna Foltz, Aline.
81. Frank Keller, Selinsgrove,
MARY S. Staufler, Selinsgiovc.
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All persons wishing to be Candidates
at the coming Republican Primary
election to be held on March IA, 1903,
are requested to hand in their names
and pay their assessments on or before
Feb. I, 1903.
b. w. IoDER,
Trpus
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will soon begin to boil.
h Charles Roush died Sun
your items for the coming
blumn.
h factory is in operation,
| do uo,sed4Ae whistle.
s RSg'e, iAeHiano, organ
|ug/machiM dealer moved
|f(n thSWsbf"gton House
be A>min t| residence he
NJ
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Bi-Centennial of The Birth OF John
Wesley.

Arrangements are being made by
Rev. w. &. Bates, pastor oil the
Southern Methodist Church, Oman.
cock, for the celebration OF the two
hundredth anniversary Of the birth
Of the founder of the Methodist
Church. Revs. w. r. CrowdCr, W. W.
SAWYER, R. N. Hartness, and z. b.
Henderlite have already consented
TO take part in this celebration.
Others. 1t is expected, will also be
upon the program as speakers for the
occasion. 1t is proposed to hold tn"
meetings in the Southern Methodist
Church at Onancock, June 14to June
10 There will be services Sunday
morning and evening, and each even
ing of the rest OF the time at
O'Clock.
The program, so far arranged In
cludes the following subjects; Th'
creed OF the Methodists; John Yves
lev. man, preacher, church founder
Methodism and Christian expert
ence; Methodism viewed from with
out; The progress of Methodisin
The future OF Methodism.
! Mr.. Bates desires the co-operatiol
of all the Christians OF this section II
his attempt to make this celebration
a success. Further announcement
will be made in this paper.
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Hallwood.

Mr.. B. D. Bradford, of Phliadei-
mia. was In town this week.
Mr.. &. N. Lewis, operator for the
W. U. at Parsley, paid us visit on
Sunday last.
Mr.. Richardson is adding a front
porch to his dwelling, which VIII
make a great Improvement 10 his
home.
Our strawberry crop short owing
TO the dry weather. Growers don't
think they will get more than hall
of crop.
We were much shocked to hear OF
the death of Mr.. ". III. Miles, OF AL
lantic. He leaves q great many
friends in this locality.
Some of our boys spent a couple
DAYS on the beach last week hunting
bird eggs and game. They report
very pleasant trip. Eggs very &c lrce
The stock law through this sector
seems to be the talk. The question
| is asked by everyone, are you 10
fence or for no fence? Why, we ar
, for no fence. The next question II
are we going to have fence? NO, W
are not going to have any fence.
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Almost A Conflagratl0n.

On Sunday morning, Mr.. Geo. L.
Mapr, proprietor of hotel at Keller
was awakened from his sleep to meet
the morning train and found the hote'
full of smoke. The fire WAS soon To-
cited Ia his bar.room and a. that
time had made such Roadway, that
II was feared, that the hotel was
doomed to destruction. The danger
of entering it, on account OF the com
bustible material stored therein, Iof
the time prevented anyone from
making the effort for extinguishinP
II. and it never occurred to anyone
to take the risk of being blown to
atoms by barrel of whiskey in the
midst of the fire for some time. The
venture was made, however, by one
of the party who had been called tH
the scene OF danger and then every
body present took a hand in puttins
ont the fire and soon had 1t undel
control. A few more moments dele!
would have meant not only the des
truction OF the hotel but OF one stor
and several dwellings surrounding II
The fire was started by thieves VIII
had entered the bar-room for u
purpose OF plundering it. They go
away with their stolen goods and Il
their haste to do so, it Is thought,a'
cideptally set fire to the building.
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Death of William II. Miles.

Mr.. William Il. Miles, Of Atlantic,
died Sunday, 10th inst, after short
illness. A large concourse of friends
and relatives attended his funeral
which took place at Atlantic Baptist
church at Q O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon. Rev. Walter Rhodes, his pastor,
preached the funeral sermon. His
remains were inferred In the yard,
near the church, with Masonic hon.
ors. He was about 60 years old. de
leaves a widow, two sons and two
daughters.
Mr.. Miles was man of prominence
In the church, In the Masonic frater'
nity, and in the community in which
he resided. The large and seriou'
congregation told OF the love and
esteem in which he was held in hi
community. His pastor said nan!
good things of his exalted characte
and his great usefulness In tn
church and in all the relations o
| life. His departure leaves vacanc,
hard to fill. W.
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Onley.

MIR. Salamanca er Scott is critically
i'll at his home near this place.
A new platform is being built az
this station by the N. Y. P. " N. H.
R Co.
Miss Carrie Belote is having her
dwelling beautifed with a coat CT
paint.
The first shipment OF peas this sea-
son from our station was made on
the 18th inst.
DIR. John w. Kellam, OF VAGINA
Dreague, was a welcome visitor 70
orr town this week.
| Mrs. George Joynes, OF Pittsourg
pa is visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. T. James, at this time.
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson was called u
the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs
Core, at Wachapreague, this week
Nine hundred crates of strawoer
ries were shipped from Onley station
last Monday, which beats all prevlou
records.
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Groton.

Strawberries scarce In this section.
The singing school recently organ
lied at Halls Chapel is progressing
finely
An Anti-Saloon League was organ
lied at Pocomoke NJ. E. Church, South
last W ednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Taylor, Of
GAINESVILLE, visited their parents ano
friends at this place last Saturday
and Sunday.
Quite a number of sick horses II
this section and our veterinarian, DR.
Jas. B. Taylor, has been very bus!
for the last two weeks in LOOKING
after them.
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Parksley.

la. Scott, Jr. aud vile Fein0'eo
to Norfolk last week.
IL Deriskson, Jr and re, OF
Berlin, spent Tuesday here
Miss Katie Sledge has returned
from a trip Of several months to BAL
timore.
Mrs. ]. 8. Bozman is visiting ner
daughters. Mrs. Eaton and Mrs'
Bundick.
Mr.. Frank Colona, of Franklin city,
is spending the week with Ills soh'
Mr.. <. Colona.
Mr.. HIT. Mason has sold his resi-
dence TO the trustees OF NJ. P. Church,
for a parsonage.
Messrs. E. II. and E. s. Parsons are
moving their mill to the Coard tract
Of timber, recently purchased oI
them.
Mrs. DR.. Chitwood and daughter
of Franklin Co., Va, are here vlsiI
| ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JONI
Il. White.
Mr.. Harvey L. Barnes, who na
been spending weeks vacation
with his parents, left for Bristol, Va
Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, wife OF benJa
min T. Lewis, died at her home o
Hun ting Creek, Thursday mornlnl
of peritonitis, aged % years on
, was a lady OF fine Christian charac''
and we'll liked by a large circle
friends. She lie ayes a husband OIL
child, father, mother and sewers
brothers and sisters to mourn h'
loss.
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The School of Methods.

The School OF Methods continues
for six weeks. am authorized to
say that certificates will be renewed
for four weeks attendance.
Please cali your teachers attention
to the fact that the Southern and the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads have
given q one fare rate plus 20 cents
The street carsin Charlottesville have
given a one fare rate, and that al
teachers boarding at a distance IRON
the University buildings will have
their car fare paid.
Yours truly,
E. G. Glass,
School of Methods
To G.. G.. Joynes,
Supt. of Accomac Schools.
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Atlantic.

Mr.. Allen G Smith paid us flying
visit this week.
The people in this section are very
busy picking strawberries.
Miss Anuie L. Ross has returned
home from visit with friends at
Beaver Dam.
Miss Reppie Blackwell, of Temper
ancevile, spent few days in our
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w, Taylor spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Franklin City.
Mr.. Harry E. Parsons, student o.
V.P.I., Blacksburg, Va, is home or
vacation with his mother and BIS
tiers.
The sad death of Mr. William ID
Miles, one Of our most respected an'
esteemed citizsns, caused much cor
row in our town.
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Chincoteague High School.

The following pupils OF the Chin
colleague High School, having at
tanned in each class the grade re-
onired for distinction as result
from the average of the intermediate
and Final Examinations, deserve es-
pecial commentator:
Grade Maurice Bunting, Haz,l
Bunting, Edward Burton, John Gar
penter, BERTHE Cathell, Calvin Kelley,
Cinderella Lewis, Lillian Mumford,
Marie Munger, Audrey Pruitt, kari
Redden, Lula Reed, Norman Snead
Mary Tarr, Elwood West and Howard
Wheaton.
Grade 2-Rowena Conner, Helen
Davis, Ralph Jester, Lee Jones and
Lee Tarr.
Grade 3-Lizzie Colbourne, George
Davis, Charles Fenwick, Mamie HILL
Leila Jones, Cynthia Watson, Lula
| Watson, Annie Wheaton, Maude
Wheaton and James Williams.
Grade 4-Bertie Aydelotte, Horace
Clark, Nellie Harrison, Agnes HILL
Isaac ester, Eumarkel Jones, ludian'
Jones. Hattie Mumford, Rudolf n
Post, Ernest Savage, Pansy 8 effe.
aud Wilmott Tarr.
Grade 5-Sealmore Bloxom, Daniel
Conant, Ran olo Davis, Grace Gordy,
Carrie Jester, Halle Jester, Ray
Jester, Mary Jones and Edwin Lewis
Grade 6-Oarrie Baker, Nora
Baker, Josie Clark, Elton Cluff
Beatrice Jones, Annie Lewis, BUR-
Lynch, E dina Mason, Katie Messick
Braddie Savage, Clarence Watson
and Howard Watson.
Grade wallace Jester.
Grade S-Eddie Doughty, BERTHE
, Hill, Cora Jeffries, Mollie steffens
Airy Taylor, Harvey Topping, Lii
8 liam Topping, Alice Tunnel, Eft
Twyford, Ray West and Ernes
( Wimbrough.
/ Grade 9-None.
4 Grade 10-Alice Burton, Eva Bur
. ton, Vesta Gordy and Esther RowleI
Note:-Those making minimum
b average of so per cent ON each STUDY
: as the result from combining the Ii
# termediate and Final Examination
are entitled to distinction. Pupi
m liking minimum average OF
e yer cent. on each study will be a
lowed to advance in the next high'
rs grade at the beginning OF next Sc
d sion. Those pupils thai did not tai
l. all of their examinations, must con
d plete their years course before a.
e. vancixg higher.
Harry L. Ames,
&. Principal.
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Church Notes.
To q. q. J0yneb,
Supt. of Accomac Schools

Childrens day will be observed at
Temneranceyille NJ. E. Church,
South, on Sunday, May 18th.
The drama TITLED, "A Bunch OF
Roses" rendered at Accomac U. d.
Monday night during Easter, will be
raneated at Baker Me mortal Baptist
Church, Saturday night, May both
To the congregation of st. Georges
Church, Pungoteague.
The congregation is asked to meet
at the church next Mo nday at 4 p
m. to elect vestry for the ensuing
year, and to attend to other paro'
chial business. A full meeting II
earnestly desired.
]. Scott Meredith, Rector.
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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 G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders FOL
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber 90.
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Stockholders rleetlng.

The annual meeting of stockhold'
ers OF Menhaden Oil and Guano Co
will be held at its principal office a.
Harborton, Accomac county, Wiz
einia. on the 1st day of June 1908, a
noon of said day.
l.. P. Allyn,
Secretary.
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NELGHBORH0OD NOTES.
ChlncOteague.

Mr.. John Hurdle and family, OF
Delaware, m ade Chincoteague their
home this week.
A chinamqn moved here from Will
mington this week and opened up
laundry business.
Mr.. Eli III Timmons and MISS lus
Merritt were married on the 9th inst.'
Rev. d. P. Sanderlin eff riating.
Mr.. Geo. Rowden has bought the
storehouse Of q. A. Melvin ana OPP
eped confectionery and restaurant.
Private schools have been opened
here by Miss George Tracey, down
the Island, and by Miss Blanche
Wheaton, in town.
Mr.. John Hopkins, county treas
urer, and Mr.. Thos. @. Kelly com
missioner, were with us last week ana
licensed over sixty places OF business
Can't. Lambert P. Ayres caught
and shipped last week the largest
sturgeon ever known to be caught on
the coast. 1t weighed between hVe
and six hundred pounds.
Mr.. Harold Wheaton, son OF Mr.. )
" Wheaton, left Monday for New
York and from thence will leave soon
| for Klondike with party, who mas
lengaged him for the trip on salary
| Mrs Mollie King aud chill iren, Mrs
lille Lewis and sou, of Washington
Can't. James Taylor,of Cape Charles
and Mr.. Edward Disbrow, OF Phila
delphia, are visiting relatives at TILL
place
Mrs. Lille Twyford, wife OF Mr.
f. V. Twyford, and daughter OF Mrs
; Sallie NJ. Lewis, died on the I'LL
inst. aged 80 years. She was con
sistent member of NJ. P. Church AM
was highly esteemed by all VIII
knew her. Her husband, mother an
! daughter survive her.
The cargo, of the Steamer Sag'na'
which went down off this place las
week. consisting of leaf tobacco, CO.
ton. &C., is floating for miles alon
e onr coast. but none of it has eve
|. ldrifted ashore. A bale or so of tn
'. cotton has been picked up.
4 Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel tn
l. week: s. s Foote, F H. Thompson
W. b. Troy, Henry p. Byrd, W. I
o Hall. G. r. Buckham, ". c. &c
is monds. B. E. ellis, Baltimore; }. a
J. Ober. @. II. Kline, Philadelphia; d
s E. Selby G. K. Sampson. W. 4
[ Moore, Wilmington; Jno. E. Davi
ST. Banks, Salem, N. J.;W. Nj. Pu
nell, Ocean city; Il. NJ. vickers, Sail
bury: DR.. w. A. Taylor, Stockton;
: A. Bowen, 8. H.. Howard, Berii
- Robert Clifton, FELTON,.
:, A big time is expected here
Decoration day, May 3Oth. II
memorial exercises will come Of
:. morning under the supervision
~ Mr.. Disbrow, and in the afternot
there will be a parade by the Jr.
u A MS, lead by our Cornet ban
- vocal music by 40 children sc. Di
ner and refreshments will be serv'
bv the members and friends OF UNI
e. Baptist Church. Invitations ha
,h been extended to sister lodges on {
st. Shore and everybody who can
ic, tend. will receive a cordial WELDON
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Men and boys, do you wear under
wear, socks, clothing, shoes, hats and
tiesg If SO, remember that we are
loaded with a full line Of these goods
and q call will convince you that the
STYLES and prices are right.
Ames, Shield Il 20.
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LADIES' We are prepared to sup
plv YOUR wants. A handsome line OF
dress goods and trimmings, snoes'
oxfords. hosiery, underwear, &c. Al
so have handsome line of furniture
bouse-furnishings. sc. We invite
you to call.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Mappsburg Station.

NOTICE. wish to call the public
attention to the fact, that l have been
Amounted as agent for the Virginia
Realty and Investment Co, OF Nor
folk. to sell their lots known as the
Virginia Realty and Investn ent com
nanv,s. located on the western brancn
Of the Elizabeth River, 3OxlOSi teel
beautifully located, being one OF the
Richest locations in Tidewater va
Terms 1925, 81 cash, 81 month
For further particulars apply TO
- - @. A. Sterling,
P.O., Broadwater, Va.
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Special Notice.

When man gets married his trou-
BILE begins, unless he buys his wife
"Climaxn -four aud drinks "S. 4. u"
coffee. Both sold by
Snow, Knox & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Inst from the city with the most
complete and best selected Spring
stock ever shown in our town.
B. s. Ashby s. Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-16

Hammocks, croquet, sc. just re-
received.
Ames, Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-16

A hobby line of gents furnishing
goods at
B. s. Ashby & Co.'S.
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What you can't see In our place
please ask for it, we have 1t.
b. 8. Ashby & Go.
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Final Exercises of the Onancock High
School.
Harry L. Ames,
Principal .

The final exercises of the Onancock
High School will take place in the
town hall at OnaIcock, on Thursday
and Friday evenings, May 2lst and
22d.
Thursday evening, music and clio
cution recital; Friday evening. an
null address, and awarding OF class
distinctions, certificates and diplo-
mas. Exercises begin at p. IN
Public cordially invited.
E. @. Sydenstricker.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE. have opened livery and
feed stables at Mappsburg Station
and will convey passengers to any
mart of the Peninsula with comfort
and dispatch and on reasonable
terms. Wy M
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Call and examine our job shoe
counter, prices to suit all.
B. 8. Ashby y Co.
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For ladies ready-made shirt waists
and skirts cheap, come to
B. s. Ashby Il Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-16

Kenwood Club cigars are all solid
Havana filler. Try them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-16

Kenwood Club cigars are the best
on the market.
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Wash silks % cents per yard at
B. s. Ashby q Cos.
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Kenwood Club cigars.
f. A. Davis 81 Sons, sole owners.