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Onley.

Capt. Jno. Rogers spent the week IN
Baltimore buying new goods for the
firm of Rogers s. Bros.
Mr.. Ben 7. East, of the Western
Union office here, has accepted a
position at Bridgeville, Del.
Mr.. Abel T. James is rapidly re-
covering from operation for append
citis at his home near this place.
Mrs. Althea Rogers visited relatives
in Baltimore last week and Misses
Leila Haley and Eva East are visit
ing relatives at Temperanceville this
week.
At q meeting of the directors of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, held
at Onley on Tuesday, Mr.. Pilchard
Pocomoke City, was awarded con-
tract for the erection of the new bank
building.
A handsome sum was realized at the
bazaar held at this place, March 9th
and 3Oth, for the benefit of our Metho
dist Church. Miss Nellie Parks re-
ceived the largest number OF votes
and was awarded the prize given tc
the prettiest lady present.
Mr.. Chester Savage entertained OF
his birthday, Saturday evening,
party of his young friends. Choic
music was rendered on the occasion
by Miss Lizzie Rogers. Elegant re
freshments were served. Mr.. @. Q
Walker held the lucky number ant
got the birthday ring. Among thos
present were: Misses Lizzie AM
Eunice Rogers, Pearl and Mabel Mo
Math, Cordie L. Savage, Nellie Parks
Bessie Watson and Sudie HALEY
Messrs. Winter Cullen, Roy an
Edgar Broughton, Lloyd Taylor, {
G. Walker, q. R. Savage, George an
James Parks, Sam Bailey, Herbel
Haley and John Parks.
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Appointment of Registrars.

The County Electoral Board, the
members of which are K. l.. Hopkinr,
s. wilkins Matthews and Thos. W..
Blackstone, met at the Courthouse
last week and appointed the following
as registrars:
Edgar Twyford, Chincoteague; j.
T. Sharpley, Greenb ackville; W.R.Cov-
ington, New Church; Geo. W. Glenn,
Saxis Island; jeremiah Taylor, Jr.,
Halls Store; Ohio W. Byrd, Temper
anceville; James Il. Smith, Maps
Vile; Major Mason, Bloxom; Albert j
Rev. Newstown; Alfred P. White
Parksley; R. P. Coleburn, Accomac
w. ]. Doughty, Onancock; s. I. TaJ
lor, Pungoteague; John B. Willis
Belle Haven; E. b. Phillips, Wacha
preague; G.. T. Wescott, Hawks Nest
H. r. Boggs, Cashville.
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Cape Charles.

Miss Grace Wilson spent the Easter
holidays with friends in Norfolk va
Rev. Mr.. Outten, the new pastor OF
Bethany NJ. E. Church, arrived Cd
Saturday
Mr.. NJ. Davis, salesman for W. l.
Townsend, is visiting relatives In
Accomack county this week.
Miss NJ. Iilbourn Bland, who has
been visiting friends in Norfolk ana
Newport News, returned on Tuesday
Mr. W. b. Hancock has returned
from Kentucky and Tennessee, where
he has been spending several weeks
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Barr, of Delmar' DEL
returned home on Sunday night, al
ter several days visit to friends IN
town.
Mr.. Edward j. Ayres and Mr.. Alfred
Gardner, of Accomac, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ayres on wed
nesday.
Quite a number Of our citizens at
tended the launching OF the Battle
ship Virginia, at Newport News on
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. L. Bonham, commandment oil
the Wilmington, Del Military Aca-
DENY, is spending the week at the
Virginia hotel.
Mr.. Charles Roberts, OF Bridge
town, Va, and Mr.. Thos. Noting
ham, of Chesapeake, Va, were In
town on Tuesday.
Mr.P. W. Savage, who has beer
visiting his daughter, Miss JESSIE a.
the Woman's College, at Lynchourg
returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. G. Nesbitt. stenographer TO
the N. Y.,P. & N. R. R, at this place
returned home on Monday, after sew
eral DAYS visit to relatives in York
Pa.
Rev. Edward Gardner, pastor
Bethany NJ. E. Church, left last weel
for Milington, Md, where he was sen
by the NJ. E. Conference, at Dover
some weeks ago.
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Inspectors Appointed.

The State Board of Fisheries met
Wednesday at the Monticello hotel,
Norfolk, and transacted a large
amount of business.
The following members were pres'
emit: DR.. J. w. Bowdoin, OF Accomac,
chairman; 8. F. Miller, OF Mathews
county, secretary; George B. Keezell,
of Rockingham; H. NJ. Tyler, OF Rich
mond, and r. j. Camp, of Franklin.
The following inspectors were re-
appointed:
District 2, Accomac, r. l.. Parks
No.3 J.K. Harmon; No. 4, W. D.
Disc; No. 5, s. F. Byrd; No. 6, j. T.
Riggs; No. 7, j. H. Walker
District No. 20, Northampton coun
~, A. E. Dennis and W. n. Wilkins
There being contests in several dis
tricts the appointments were helC
up until the next meeting, an(
among them District No. 1, Accomac
The appointments of the Inspector
run for two years.
1t was brought out at the meeting
that much oyster territory is oein'
used by planters who have not pal
| for the privilege, the State being tn
loser. The inspectors were admou
lished to pay strict attention to thi
matter and collect the rentals an
also to keep systematic record
all grounds used.
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Temperance 1eetlngs

Rev. J. w. West, Field Secretary
of the Anti Saloon League OF Va,
will address the citizens of Accomac
county as follows;
Wachapreague, Friday, 9Th inst D
p. m.
Bloxom, Saturday 9th inst . p M
Bloxom, Sunday, 10th inst, Sp. IN :
Accomac g. H., Monday, 18th inst,
8. p. N.
Sanford, Wednesday, 18th inst, Z
p. IN.
New Church, Thursday l4th inst.
s pm
Chincoteague Island, Friday 10th
inst, p. In.
He is a strong and earnest speaker
His array OF facts is startling. Both
Young and old will be benefited oy
hearing him.
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Anti. Saloon League Convention.

The third annual Convention OF
the Anti-Saloon League, of Accomac
Co., will meet in the NJ. L. Church,
South. Onancock, Tuesday, April
18th, 1904. -,
The convention will convene at lol
a. III and have three sessions-morn-
ing, afternoon and night.
1t is expected to be the greatest
gathering OF temperance forces ever
assembled Oh the Eastern Shore.
The convention will be addressed
by Rev. Calvin 8. Blackwell, d. d.,
of Norfolk, Va; Rev. @. R. James, OF
Cheriton, Va; Rev. j. W.West, Field
Secretary of the State Anti-Saloon
League, of Richmond, Va; Messrs.
Jas. H. Fletcher. g. Walter Mapp
and others OF Accomac.
1t is desired and expected that that
all churches, Sunday schools, and
other organizations working to the
attainment of the common end
sobriety and better citizenship, shall
send delegates to this convention.
A cordial invitation Is extended TO
all citizens to attend the convention.
All coming by train to Tasley will
take the hack to Onancock.
The ladies OF the church Will
furnish lunch dinner, and and supper,
at very reasonable rates.
Program.
Morning Session.
1000 a. m.-Devotional Services
Rev. j. d. Harte.
1915 d. m.-Report Of Executive
Committee And open discussion.
| HOO a. m.-Duties OF Christian
Citizenship-Rev. g. r. James.
11:3O q. m.-How to Defeat thu
Granting of Liquor License-Jas. ID
Fletcher.
1906 Miscellaneous business.
Afternoon Session.
200 p. m.-Praise Service-Rev. )
, M. Street.
2:15 o. fn.-Election OF officers.
$50 .. m.-The Laymen and Pas
tor-One in the Work-G. Waite
Mapp.
800 p. m.-The Present Status
! the Temperance Movement In u
8 State-Rev. J. W. West.
Night Session.
500 D. m.-Devotional Exercises
Rev. A. l.. Carson.
, s15 p. m.-Virginia's Supreme Crl
is-Rev. Calvin s. Blackwell, ID. D.
TIC. Kellam, 3. f. Rogers
n Secretary. President.
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Harrlage.
Tn ornton-W atkinson.

Mr.. Charles q. Thornton and Miss
Mamie j. Watkinson, daughter CT
Mr. Cornelius Watkinson, were uni
ted In the holy bonds OF matrlmony
at the brides home on Folly Creek,
Wednesday evening, April 9th.
The bride and groom entered the
parlor to the strains of wedding
march, skillfully rendered by Miss
Mamie A. Mears, at the appointed
hour, where they were met by Rev
John X. Goode, who performed the
ceremony in the presence OF goodIy
number of invited guests and the fol-
lowing attendants: Miss Mary H.
Watson and Frank H. Watkinson,
Miss Mary A. Bradford and George
c. Chance, Miss Blanche K. Mears
aud Charlie K. Bradford.
After the ceremony an elegant sup
per. together with tropical fruits and
confectioneries, were served with old
time Virginia hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton are popu-
lar young people, with a host Of
friends who wish them well in theil
Journey through life. Their hom'
will be at Wachapreague.
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Parksley.

Mr.. W. E. Scott is on trip to AL
toona, Pa.
MIR. G. G. Dix made business trip
to Portsmouth this week.
Messrs. David Wiltbank and Will
Parsons are on a trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Geo. L. Barnes and son spent
Saturday and Sunday here with Mrs.
Eyeline Barnes.
Mr.. Cutler, assistant railroad agent,
is spending his vacation in Philadel-
phia and Washington.
DR.. F. Drummond spent Monday
and Tuesday with his sister, Mrs. w.
w. Woodward, at Hampton.
Miss Clarke and Miss Duer, OF
Pocomoke City, of late guests of Miss
Lola McCready, have returned home.
A lamp was overturned in the home
If D II. johnson Saturday night and
q part of the furniture was damaged
by fire.
Miss Florence Lewis and Mr.. Walter
Rovce were married at Leemont
Sunday, March 9th, Rev. R. X Levi
officiating.
Miss Augusta Causey celebrated
her sixth birthday this week by Civ
ing a party to several of her littl
girl friends.
Mr.. L. B. johnson left Monday t.
attend the marriage Of a forme
schoolmate, Mr.. Richard Powell, a
Blackstone, Va.
S Twenty two citizens of this plac
. and vicinity went to the launchin
: OF the Battleship Virginia at New
, port News last Tuesday.
Revs. w. B. Judefind and r K
y Lewis, and Messrs. H. T. Mason an
s. W. Parks are in attendance at tn
NJ. P. Conference, Baltimore.
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Mappsburg.

Mr. Arthur Bott, of Wilmington,
Del. Is here on vitit to relatives
ard friends.
Mrs. E. d. Young of Princess Anne
visited her sister, Mrs. d. W. Mears'
this week.
Mr.. Augustus Brice, of PHILADELPHIA
was the guest of Mr.. D. W. MearS
this week.
Misses Sue and Rose Ayres, oil Bal-
timore, are spending few days Win
their brother, Mr.. J. L. Ayres, at this
place.
MIR. John F Bundick, highly re-
spected citizen, OF this place, COM
mitted suicide Monday morning oy
shooting himself In the temple WIN
shot gun. He arose at the usual
hour to look after his stock and not
returning to the house for breakfast
search was made for him and he was
found in the woods with mis- head
practically blown to atoms and lie
extinct. No one suspected that ne
intended to kill himself or knows
any reason which made him DO IT,
He moved to this place the first oil
January and his family have since
noticed that he was not satisfied pu'
whether that was the cause or mol
for taking his life cannot say-none
other is known. The deceased wa'
much thought of in this community
as was well attested by the large
number in attendance at his funera
on Tuesday at Smiths Chapel. Ate
funeral services conducted by hi
pastor, Rev. j. A. VIM, he wa
buried in family burying ground II
Bradford's Neck. He is survived D.
his wife, four sons and one daughter
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To All Whom 1t rlay Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors OF the County
of Accomack at its next meeting TO
be held on Wednesday, the 9th day
of April, A. D., 1904, will take up and
declare upon the Petitions OF Voters
OF Greenbackville, New Church and
Saxis Island Election District, OF said
county, respectively, in the matter
of a lawful fence for said districts,
pursuant to an Act OF the General
Assembly of Virginia approved De-
cember, 31st, 1908.
John d. Grant, G. b. 3.
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One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of Chamberlaln's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

I have, 1 believe, sold fifty boxes OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation OF one
lady here, who first bought box OF
them about year ago She never tires
of telling her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these TAB
lets p. NJ. Shore, Druggist, Roches-
ter, Ind. The pleasant purgative effect
of these Tablets makes them favorite
with ladies everywhere. For sale by
all medicine dealers.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Mrs. C. b. Nottingham spent this
week in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth B. Wise left Monday
for a visit of month to Baltimore
and Hampstead, Md.
Mrs. r. II. Ames and Mr.. Warner
Ames spent part of this week at the
home of Judge Heath in Norfolk.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph will preach
and confirm at holy Trinity Church
on the evening of the 18th, at eight
o'clock.
Master Fred Hopkins, attending
school in Baltimore, spent his Easter
holiday with his grand mother at the
Kerr Place.
The ladies of the Nj. K. Church
will give drama entitled the "Turn
of the Tide, al the town hall FIJI
day evening.
Mayor n. w. Mock, Capt. E. b.
NAPLES and Mr.. Anderson attended
the launching of the Virginia at
Newport News Tuesday.
Miss Lila M. Scott, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. o. F. Gus
tbs. for the past month returned to
her home in Eastville on Tuesday
Miss Bette Poulsou, who has been
quite i'll since last Satur y, Is slight
lly improved. DR.. Call, of Richmond
was teleeraphed for and came tc
consult with her physician, DR.. 4 b
Finney.
The Rev. Mr.. Carmack, who ha'
accepted the call to the Baptls
Church of this town, preached las
Sunday. Mr.. Carmack is taking
course at the University of Virginia
but will come to Onancock ever!
other Sunday until June, when h
will take permanent charge.
When the mite boxes, which weI
given to the children of Holy Trinit,
P E. Sunday school the Sunday be
fore Ash Wednesday, were opene
Easter morning they were found I
: contain S7S. AS the school number
less than forty this did remarkabl
well. Two-thirds OF this money wi
90 to mission work in the diocese
, Southern Virginia and one-third I
r general missions. The collection I
aid the work in Brazil, taken up 9
the eleven O'Clock service, amounte
to $3.50.
Miss Marye Carlisle Duncan, daugi
ter of our popular jeweler, Mr.. Jon
w. Duncan, celebrated her tent
birthday Tuesday by entertainin
about forty-fve of her friends trol
5toS. Music was furnished by Mi
Duncan, Miss Margaret Parker an
Miss Nina Fell, Miss Elizabeth II
low recited and the Rev. Mr.. Bat'
: read a history of Miss Marye's lif'
: Elegant refreshments, consisting
4 ham and turkey sandwiches. coffe
: cake, block cream, candy and frui
we're served. A silver spoon, Ell
graved, with Miss Marye's name an
age, was given to the child who Dire
. the Easter egg, No. 10, and lit
II Miriam Belote was the lucky child.
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Deaths.

Major Rsyfeld died on rangier
Island. Sunday, 81 inst, aged about
rs years, and was buried on Tuesday
In Onancock cemetery.
Mrs. BERTHE Bradford Brown. q
highly respected lady, wife OF Mr..
George Brown, and daughter OF Mr..
John E. Bradford, died Sunday at
her home, near Grangeville, aged
about 2s years. Her husband and
FIVE children survive her.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. John F.
Harris. of Bradfords Neck, died Sun
day night, after a short illness OF
congestive chill, aged 8 years. After
funeral services at her home on Tues
dav. conducted by Rev. J. A. Winn,
abe was buried in cemetery at Hollies
church.
Mrs. George A. Hickman, wife OF
Mr.. r. Thomas Hickman, and sister
of Mr.. Levin w. Mason, Accomac y.
a.. died at her home, near Craddock-
Vile, Tuesday, April 9Th, OF pneu'
monia, aged about 40 years, and was
laid to rest on the following day In
the church-yard at Charlottesville
church. The deceased was O most
estimable lady and the news of her
untimely death is received with sim
cere regret by large circle OF rela'
tives and friends. Her husband and
1.-TWO little daughters, Mildred and
Margie, survive her.
Mrs. Anne French, wife OF Captain
w. II. French, OF the French
Wrecking company, OF this town
died Yesterday morning at $40 o'clocl
At her home on Pearl street after
, brief illness OF pneumonia. The de
ceased was born in Onancock, Va, Il
1898 and was in her sixty-sixth year
She moved to Norfolk, where sh
lived some time before becoming IN
wife of Captain French, subs'
ouently moving to Berkeley.
During her residence here she mad
. numerous warm friends, who will b
r panied to learn of her death. Mr.
French was the daughter OF the la'
# Captain William and Mrs. Elizaoet
g Sprrow, of the Eastern Shore. 81
leaves four children to mourn the
loss, two sons-George W. Glenn az
- w. n. French-and two daughters
Mrs. George NJ. Old and Mrs. Lero
6. M. Lewis. She was an active and co
sistent member of Main Street Chri
tian church, will be greatly miss'
by that congregation. The deceas'
was very highly respected and W
widely known for benevolent &C
-Virginian-Pilot, 9TH.
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Millinery.

Mrs. G. E. Mears, Of Wacha'
preague. Is in New York and other
cities looking up the latest Novelties
In the millinery line, and will return
and have her summer opening, Thurs
day and Friday, April 21st and 22nd'
1 have just returned from the city
with large and select line OF millin'
ery goods and notions and am pre-
pared to fill all orders for old and
new customers in latest styles and al
lowest prices. Call and examine my
stock before buying. With thanks
for past patronage.
Yours very Truly,
Mrs. Y. s. Lang,
Accomac CH.. Va.
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ChincOteague.

Restaurants were opened this week
bv George W. Munger and Tindle "
Davis.
Schooners Claude V. and Dread
naught loaded with oysters this week
for New Jersey.
The largest rock of the season,
weighing 164 pounds, was caught by
Mr.. 0. L. Wimbro.
The members of the Masonic Lodge
of this place attended our Nj. 4.
Church in a body on last Sunday.
A lot and storehouse on Cleveland
st. was sold by J. A. NJ. Wheaton to
Archie Jones this week for the sum
of $500.
Capt. Jno. W. Bunting bought the
DWELL. and shop, next door to W.
u. Adams, this week for the sum OF
$1,000
Rev. n. Z. Nelson, John W. Evans
and Douglas Evans attended the M'
lP. Conference, in session in city oil
Baltimore this week.
The Franklin City Dramatic CLUB
gave an entertainment in town ha'l
here SATURDAY. night to large ana
appreciative 4, 'ience.
Mrs. Rebecca Landlord, wife OF
Charles Landlord, died on the Sd
t inst after long illness, of consump'
? ton, aged about 40 years.
Mr.. ]. Wheaton spent the week
,. here looking after business interests
Mrs A. l.. Bloxom is visiting friends
> in Philadelphia; Miss Mary Hinman
> of Berlin, Mrs. Frank Burton, o.
Wachs preague, Miss Ella D. Jone
Il and Miss Townshend, of Snow Hill
n are visiting friends here; Mrs. j. W
3 Wheaton will attend the wedding q
e her niece, Miss Annie Laws, in vii
II mington, next week.
The dance given by Mr.. .. l.
Doughty at the Atlantis Easter nigh
was well attended and in all respect
r, O. delightful affair. The music TO
ls the occasion was rendered by Pre-
ii lessor Charles Mumford and n
ii orchestra. Among those preser
e, were; Mr.. T. H. Collins, Professc
u Coleburn, Dr.. W. D. Straughn, Nj
"a los. Robins and Miss Ella D. Jone
RS Of Snow HILL Prof. W. w. Bryan,
Franklin City, and many others.
r, Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel til
ty week: w. E. Wise, Baltimore; ID.
ay Wheaton, J. ]. English, Philadt
at phia; Sydney Brown, Harry E. selo
h, r. F. Powell, w. ]. Kerchell al
RS wife, Wilmipgto on; Jno. FL. Fontain
ist Crisfield; W. s. Kennerly, Harm
ng ton; C. E. Mccormick, Salisbury;
is Wolf, Laurel; Col. w. P. SelD
~. Stockton; A. W. Smith, 7. 7. Colllr
Prof. 7. l. Colburm, l. b. RooinSo
~ Dr.W. B. Straughn, Snow Hill; W.
no BRYAN, W. A. Carpenter, Accomac
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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 veceive orders fol
the firm.
Oaoe Charles lac & Lumbar 90
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Farlows Pharmacy, the new drug
store. Pocomoke City, Md has now
several good bargains in different
articles and full line OF pure drugs
toilet articles, stationery and ETC.
Prescription compromising speclall'
tv. Call on us and save money.
Farlow's Pharmacy,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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School Notice.

Schools of Lee District will close
Aoril 22d, 1904, making a term OF 7
months. All teachers who have lost
one week or more of time will be al
lowed to make up the same. Less than
one week no time is to be made up.
All registers must be properly filled
out and brought in at the close OF
the school.
By order OF the board.
W. E. Mapp, Clerk.
q. R. Boggs, Chairman.
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Farmers if you want iron drags,
Disc harrows, hand and horse power
fertilizer sewers and any other farm
implements go to L s. Hopkins u
Co.. Tasley, Va. They have them
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will be at Atlantic for the practice
of nv profession on Thursday and
Friday, April l4th and 18th.
DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Spring is here and you need new
suit. We have over 300 samples OF the
newest fabrics displayed for your
inspection. You can have them made
in the latest up.to-date styles, or to
please any within your fancy may
suggest. Prices low and fit and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Call and exam.
inc.
R. s. Milliner & Son,
louisville.
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Just received a car OF Harters a
No. flour, which will be sold at the
lowest price. If you want good
bread use Harters A, No. flour, aud
you have it. Sold by
D. II. johnson s. Son.
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For glass and domestic for potato
beds and fertilizers for all crops go to
T. s. Hopkins u Co.,
Tasley, Va.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail
That is the reason the Truth cigar
goes ahead of all others.
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For SALE-One large. vigorous
thoroughbred Hampshire DOWN
l. w. Bagwell,
Onancock, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED-A few first class men
with horse and buggy to engage In q
profitable business in Accomac and
Northampton counties. Address
b. NJ. Anderson q Co..
Richmond, Va.
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For SALE-4 year old COW, good
stock. Will be fresh to pail 10 10 or
20 DAYS. The COW is fat. Will sell
G. NJ. Byrd,
Keller, Va.
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Ladies-For your stylish ready'to'
wear and dress hats call on us.
]. ]. Bailey s. Bro,
Onley, Va.
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Truth crushed to earth will rise
again. The Truth cigar is never
downed.
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For sALE-A young mule OF good
''N L. Floyd Mock.
Auril 9Th. 1904.
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NorIoR-The undersigned want to
buy barrel slaves and hoops 10 De
delivered at Greenbush Station, con-
tract to run for one or several years.
Correspondence solicited giving
quantity which can be furnished and
w. J. and B. F. Watkinson,
Accomac, Va.
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What is TRUTH The best D cent
cigar ON the m0rket.
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q. R. Boggs, Chairman.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-04-09

April 9Th, 1904.
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JOHN W. EDMoNDs. Editor and Owner.