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Parksley.

Miss Sallie Causey Is visiting friends
at Wachapreague this week.
Mr.. Stanley johnson has accepted
a position at Cape Charles.
Mrs. Gavin Rawls is spending a few
DAYS with the family OF Rev. A. j.
Harte.
DIR. ]. It. Sledge made business
and pleasure trip to Philadelphia a
few days ago.
Rev. F. T. little, President OF the
NJ. P. Conference, will deliver MS
annual sermon here on THURSDAY
night, December list.
Mrs. George Todd, of Charleston
w. Va, who has been visiting the
family OF Rev. W. B. Judetnd' MAJ
returned to her home.
Rev. NJ. F. Sanford, Of Stuart, Va
former pastor OF the Baptist churcn
here. was a welcome visitor lew
DAYS ago, and preached to large
audience Sunday afternoon. To-
gether with several friends he spent
Monday and Tuesday on the beach
and greatly enjoyed bis trip.
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Onancock.

Mr.. R. 7. Ames spent part OF tnis
week in Baltimore.
DR.. E.. r. Leatherbury occupied
bis new home on Hill Street last
week.
Carpenters are busy Oh the Office
OF Mr. Stewart K. Powell, next TO
the Baptist Church.
Miss Stella Crockett, who teaches
at New Church, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in this town.
Mrs. Robert l.. Hopkins returned
Tuesday from visit OF three weeks
to st. Louis and Pittsburg.
Mr.. l. W. Bagwell has sold At acres
of mt. Prospect" to Mr.. William H.
Young for 90, $50. Ten acres OF 1t is
woods land.
Mrs. Horatio d. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, left for their new
home in Bay st. Louis, LOUISIANA
last Monday.
Mrs. Hoge, OF the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, delivered an
address before the Onancock High
School Last Friday.
We are glad to say, that Mr.. Frank
P. Brent who has been quite Ill OF
typhoid fever, at his home. Rich
mond, Va is now convalescent.
Mrs. Mary Joliffe and daughters,
Misses Mary and H ellen, left Monday
vi Steamer Maryland for Wilson,N.
c., where they will spend the winter.
Capt. Mcclure, of the United
s ates Marine Service, with his wife
arrived in Onancock last Friday and
are boarding at the home OF Mr.. B..
@. McGrath.
Mr.. s. G. McGrath, VINO has had
charge of a shirt factory in Newport
News for several years, returned to
Onancock last week and will engage
in the piano and machine business.
Mrs. Sarah Bradford and Mr.
Joseph Sherwood were married
quietly at the home OF the bride last
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, by Rev.
P. B. Henderllte, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Ohio Lee Parker left last Sat
urday for Baltimore to hear Madame
Melba Monday night. Before her re-
. turn she and her little daughter, m lss
Catherine, will visit relatives in Sal
isbury, Md.
DR.. Il. b. Leatherbury has had hi
Office thoroughly renovated and
equipped with all the modern im
provements including an electric en-
CINE. 1t is hard to find prettier o.
more up-to date Office in any cit.
than this is.
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Cape Charles.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Rodgers are
wishing Mrs. Louise j. Barney, at
Meadowville, Va.
Mrs. c. E. Cole, of Buckingham
county, sister Of Mr. A. s. D )wnes, is
very ill and her recovery is not ex-
pected.
Capt. ]. F. Bussels has resigned as
manager of the Atlantic Fisheries
Company. He is succeeded by Mr.. A.
Hoffman.
Mr.. John Gofigon, Jr., has been
appointed clerk to the night yard
master of the N. Y. P. 81 N, vice Mr.
J. B. Hayman. tran ferred.
Mr.. J. Allen, principal, and Misses
Sarah Doughty and Mabel Smith, OF
he High School, are attending the
annual meeting of the Accomack Ed
vocational Association at Wacha
preague.
The suit of Mrr. Margaret 8. JameI
versus the N. Y. P. g. N. r. R., To-
$4,000, for injuries sustained bJ
reason of the plaintiff falling into al
ash pit of tire railroad at Exmore, the
night of the 18th of August, 10000
cupied the Court at Eastville Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week
The jury gave the plaintiff $500. Th
railroad company will take the cas-
to the Court of Appeals.
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Conference Appointments.

The one huudreth and twenty sec
ond session OF the Virginia Confer
ence came to an end Monday night
after being in session since the Wed
nesday previous at Centenary
Church, Lynchburg. The following
were made OF interest
to our readers.
Eastern Shore District.
R.F. Gayle, Presiding Elder.
Capeville-W. g. Bates.
Cape Charles-O. Rosser James.
Franktown-Charles E. Watts.
Belle Haven-James Il. Moss.
Keller-W. r. Crowder.
Wachapreague, Henry W. Davis.
hog Island-To be supplied by H.
}. Nicholson.
Pungoteague-R. o. Payne
Onancock and Andrew Ohapel-W.
O. Walden.
Onley and Locustville-E. M. Jor-
dan.
Drummondtown-W. j. Twilley.
Atlantic-J. A. VIM.
Bloxom-W. W. Sawyer.
Pocomoke-A. l.. Carson.
Berlin-T. J. O. Heath.
Cambridge Oircuit-J. d. Hosier.
Norfolk District.
Paul Whitehead, Presiding Elder
Ghent-J T. Bosnian.
Trinity-R. n. Hardness.
Park Place-George W. Jones.
Lamberts Point-R. T. Waterfield
Dsnbys and Bethel-W. P. Wright
Petersburg District.
Blandford-Geo. a. Ray.
Surrey-J. J. Bradford
| Laurenceville-J. W. 8. Robbins.
Belmont, Charlotte district
G.. w. NJ. Taylor.
North Pittsylvania, Lynchburl
District-J. r. Sturgis.
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Church Notes.

Rev. z. T. Waterfeld will preach
at Charlottesville M. E. Church, South
Sunday, November eth, 8 p. IN.
Rev. W. g. Bates will preach his
farewell sermons next Sunday, at
Onancock, II a. M, Andrew Chapel
3 p. m.
Rev. W. W. Sawyer will preach bis
farewell sermon Sunday morning,
9th, at NJ. e. Church, South, Pun
colleague.
Rev. J. W. Cammack commenced a
meeting at Onanc,ck Baptist Church
Wednesday evening, Rev. @. Q. Cole
man, OF Wash. ngton, preaching.
Rev. r. N. Hartness has returned
from Conference and will preach a.
Drummondtown Methodist church
Sunday morning at the usual hour
Rev. A. L. Carson has been return
ed to Pocomoke circuit for anothe
wear and will meet his appointment
at Sanford, Pocoiuoke and Saxls Oh
Sunday, eth, as usual.
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Greenbackvllle.

The business of our merchants is
reported fairly good.
CLANS in good demand and selling
in the market from $3.50 to 81 90 per
thousand.
Mr.. J. E. Bevans, merchant OF this
place, has been in Norfolk since Mon
day for treatment.
The members of our NJ. P. Church
met on last Saturday afternoon Tor
the transaction OF routine business.
Hop. Claude A Swanson is in the
lead with our people of the other
candidates in the Gubernatorlal
race.
Several of tle families in our town
are on the move this week from their
present places of abode to other
houses in town.
The yield 10 late potatoes In this
section, owing to the dry weatner,
was poor. but the corn crop was TAI
above the average one.
The little son OF Mr.. Geo. Sharp
lev. threatened with a dangerous dis
ease and taken to Norfolk for treat
ment about ten days ago, is expected
home soon.
Several with us are suffering with
colds and grip and one case OF scarlet
fever is reported in the town, bu
with these exceptions the health o
the people is excellent.
| Oysters in our waters not in gooo
condition as was expected by tnl
time and ONLY few shipments ar
being made but the prospect for Ia
oysters later on is good.
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Oniey.

A car was loaded with mine props
by Mr.. Watkins at this station, this
week.
Two car loads of terra Gotta piping
were received by j. ]. Baily & Bro,
this week.
Miss Grace Floyd of Bridgetown, is
the guest of Miss Lee Swanger,
louisville, this week.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at Onley Methodist Church,
Sunday next, $50 p. m.
Among the visitors in t,wn this
week are Mrs. Mary Smith, of Machi
pungo and Miss Parks, of Pastoral
The road man, Mr.. Tindall, is en-
gagged In grading the roads and i'm
proving the sidewalks in our towr
this week.
Mr.. W. A Burton, manager OF TIT
Produce Exchange, has occupied will
his family the handsome dwelling
recently completed by him in GU
town.
Rev. Mr.. Hoge and wife of Lincoln
Va. were entertained at the home
of Messrs. j. W. Rogers, L. j. Savag
and A. T. James last week. h
preached at the Onley Methods
Church, Sunday morning, and Mr.
aoge gave an interesting talk her
on Monday on the subject OF Publ
Schools.
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Death of Judge James e. Heath.

Judge James E. Heath, Who was
among the best known and most
highly esteemed citizens OF Norfolk,
died at 4 O'Clock this morning at MS
home, No. 227 Butte street,in the Goth
year of his age. He had been In de
clining health for four years and In
a precarious condition since last
April. He made one of the bravest OF
b. ave fights against disease and raj
lied at times, having been down town
as late as the 9th of last September.
he had the deepest sympathy OF the
entire community in the struggle,for
he was honored and loved by every
one. No man In the community
stood higher In the estimation OF the
people, his life before them having
been such as to command their unre
served admiration. He was a man OF
commanding presence, OF courteous,
kindly disposition, and was the soul
of honor-a man of answering in
tegrity.
Judge Heath was born on August
21st, 1910, In Northampton county,op
the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where
be was raised and spent his earlier
manhood. He was educated at the
Hanover Academy anu at the Uni
versity of Virginia he married Miss
Indiana A. Nottingham, OF North
hampton county, who survives him.
He also leaves five children-Mr. vii
liam r. Heath, Mr.. James K. Heath,
Jr.. Mrs. Richard Bland Williams,
Mrs. J. Collins Armistead and Miss
Belle Heath, all OF Norfolk.
The deceased was Judge of the
Court OF Northampton county from
1869 to 1878. In the latter years he
took up his residence in Norfolk and
become thoroughly identified with
all the interests of his adopted city
the people OF which selected him al
; their Commonwealth Attorney dur
| Ing the 70's. he was an able lawyer
} and was one OF the most prominen
members of the Norfolk bar durinE
all the period Of his residence here
3 being OF the firm OF Heath Il HEATH
in later years, the Junior member o
= the firm being his son, Mr.. j. 4
i Heath, Jr
The funeral will take place at nool
7 on Friday from st. Luke's Protestan
+ Episcopal Church.
: The Bar Association OF Norfolk
z Portsmouth and Berkeley has beel
called to meet In the room OF tn
}. Court Of Law and Chancery this al
e ternoou at 4:S0 O'clock to take suit
t able action on Judge Heath's death
|, Public Ledger, 23d.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
November Term 1904.


Ex Parte: Petition of Geo. W.
Hipman'. admr. Order confirming
report of j. h. Fletcher, Jr., atty,
and removing cause from docket.
Geo. n. Evans and wife ct al vs.
Burton F. Hill and wife ct al. De-
cree confirming report OF j. ID.
Fletcher. Jr., atty, and removing
cause from docket.
Noah Slant and wife vs. Cornelius
Bonnie we'll ct ais. Decree confirming
report Of special commissioner ana
removing cause from docket.
Edward P Byrd and wife VS.. Mag
gle N. Byrd and Others. Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner In
chancery and appointing special
commissioner to make sale.
Carrie L. Oglesby VS.. Samuel u
Oglesby. Decree for divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony and removal OF
cause from docket.
Charles j. Wicks vs. Florence j.
Wicks. Decree for absolute divorce
and removing cause from docket.
Anna P. Riley Sos. guardian vs.
Anna P. Riley and others-and VIII
liam G Riley vs.. ShaIm' nezer Davi'
and wife &c. Decree confirming re-
port Of Thos. W. Blackstone. receiver
and removing cause from docket.
Sylvester R. Chandler and wife &c
vs.. Thorogood Mason's adm TX, c.
a. sc. Decree confirming report o
special commissioner and directing
reports by receiver.
Charles l.. Harmanson's ex'or ,wh'
sues sc. vs.Rose A.Sherwood's admr
ct ais. Decree for sale.
Luther ]. Leatherbury ct ais vs
Agnes Stephenson ct al-and Perr
A. Leatherbpry's ex'or vs. Agnes an
Harris Stephenson. Decree author
liking filing affidavit as to Agne
Stephenson's age and requiring CON
missioner OF accounts to make u
, and state receivers account.
q Edward T. Human VS.. Geo. w
Hinman ct ais Decree confirmln
reports of commissioner In CHANGER
> and special commissioner, for pay
1 m.nt NJ .Iulia A. Humans debts an
distribution.
Ex Parte: Petition Of the Count
School Board of Accomack Co. ~
cree appointing special commission
er to exchange land and allowir
School Board to move house &c.
George T. Guy, by next friend v
Theresa NJ. Guy, infant. Deere
!. divorcing the parties a mensa
;. thoro, for maintenance for chill
{ payment OF costs, &c.
/. VIM. T. Dix VS.. John w. Bundle
y and wife. Order removing cause fro
q docket.
Il Ex Parte: Petition OF Edwa
Beloate ct ais late guardian. Deer
confirming report OF late guards
and for payment Of share of Wm'
Beloate.
Ex Parte: Petition OF Judson
Collins late guardian. Decree co
firming report Of late guardian
payment Of board, &c.
Baltimore Bargain House, Jud
, ment creditor, who sues &C.,
Eugene W. Barnes. Decree
moving cause from docket.
y Elk Parte: Petition of Ezra W. Ia
lor and others, trustees, &c. Deer
confirming report OF special comm
sioner and removing cause ire
docket.
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BIJsINESS NOTICES.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on my premises, near
Keller. on Tuesday. December 18th,
valuable personal property, in part
as follows; $500 Stieff piano In use
less than two months, two fl ne horses,
one very fast, Morrill, and Signett
stock. two fine cows, 1000 lbs, OF
pork, 500 lbs, Of poultry, shoats, corn,
fodder, Planet IT, c9itlyator, nun anS
mol. carriage, carts. Deering reaper
and horse rake good as new, so potato
bed frames, one fine breech loading
gun, Rambler bicycle, potato Feed
sweet and round, household and
kitchen furniture, farming imple'
ments, and many other things too
numerous to mention. Sale to COM
mence at 10 a. m. Terms made known
OF day.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

Geese. brandt and wild ducks OF all
kinds plentiful in our waters
Steamer Francis NJ. Smith, OF New
Jersey, was in our port this week.
Travelling men were never here IN
larger numbers than in last III days
The barrel oyster stock here this
season is better than it has been for
many years.
A fire engine, recently purchased
by the citizens of the town, was re
celved here this week.
Rev. s. U. Grimsley is filling the
pulpit of Union Baptist Church until
another pastor is secured.
Mrs. Laura Martin, of Onancock,
and Miss Mildred Aydel otte, OF Snow
Hill. are visiting friends here.
All of our teachers attended the
meeting of the Educational A>socla"
ton at Wachapreagne this week.
Lewis Andrews has opened a
grocery store at the old stand OF
Mordecai Andrews, deceased, down
the Island.
The three masted schooner, Myra
| H. Spear, sailed by Capt. ID. }. Lewis
Jr of this place, is wreck on the
Carolina coast.
Cant. Isaac Melvin has resigned the
position of night waite hman at tnit
place and is succeeded by Mr.. Neal
Watson, of Horntown.
Mr.. VIM. Mumford has bought the
confectionery and grocery business
of Capt W. G. Bunting and will con
Time the business at the old stand.
The decision was against Captain l.
L. Avres in the fish pound case re-
Gently heard in Norfolk and nnder tn'
direction of the court the pound II
being taken ul by Mr.. G. E. baooitt
Schooners Summers, Lizzie Jane
JR. Mofitt, Thomas Thomas, Sally
Claudia ", and D. ]. Wheaton wer'
LOADED here this week with oyster
for Norfolk and Schooner M'ggi
Davis with like cargo for Philadel
phia.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel TIL
week: ]. o. Hoskins, W. j. Myers, j
Gilbert, W. H. Brown, B. F. Festle
B. E. ellis, H. E. Elliott, Baltimore
Il. E. selby, s A. Brown, Whining
ton: E. A. Bailey, Newark, n. D.; )
B. Fontage, G. P. Truitt, I. L. Dun
lap. Philadelphia; W. L. Fleming +
ID. Ward, Dover; j. s. Benson, Sails
bury; w. P. selby. Stockton; n
Wend, Pottstown; F. W. Davis, MI
ford; B. F. Smith, Frederick; J. "
Edmonds, W. s. Holland, Accoma'
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1904
John W. EDM0NDS, Editor and Owner.
Sales Advertised In Enterprise.

Monday, November 2Sth, by Mrs. b.
8. Bonnewell, at Wattsvllle,
horse, COWS, corn, potato oeo
frames, &c.
Tuesday, November 30, by b. 3.
Jones, on farm near Pocomoke
city, horses, cattle, hogs, farming
utensils, &C.
Tuesday, November 30, by John B.
Cutler, near BloomtowD, corp,
horse, hogs, household and kitch'
en- furniture, &c.
Wednesday, Move mber 80, by W. d /.
Marsh, admir-, at laie residence Of
Jno. W. Marsh, deceased, house
hold furniture, corn, fodder, &c'
Wednesday, December Z, by the ex
ecutors of VIM. h. Green, de
ceased, at his late residence, near
Maprsville, household and kitch
en- furniture, COWS, sheep, &c.
Tuesday, December 10, by P: s.
Stewart, near Keller, piano
horses, corn, fodder, hogs, farm
ing implements, DC.
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Produce Exchange r1eetlngs.

Melfa division of Produce Exchange
will meet Saturday, December Sd.
Important business to be attended to
and all members should be present.
+ W. F. Mears.
There will be q meeting OF the
Bloxom division OF the Produce Ex-
change on Saturday, December 3rd
All members are requested to be
present.
J. W. Bowdoin.
The Keller division OF the Produce
Exchange will meet Saturday, De-
cember Sd. The members will please
be present to get their dividend and
to attend to other matters Of impor-
lance.
l.. j. Hyslup.
The Ouley division OF the Produce
Exchange will meet Saturday after
noon, December Sd, for the distribu-
| ton OF 0lVlQenu5 hnu o1hoi iuPo1
tant business. A full attendance OF
the members is requested.
Lee r. Phillips.
A meeting Of the Onancock divl'
sion of the Produce Exchange will
be held Saturday, November Goth, to
attend to business Of Importance be-
fore meeting of stockholders, at East
Vile, December 18th. May pay on
dividend at me citing of said division
W. 8. Nelson.
The New Church division OF the
Produce Exchange will meet at New
Church, on the frat Saturday In De-
cember. 1904, at 2p. m, to make
preparations for the stockholder'
meeting of said Exchange. A full
attendance of all the members, botf
. desired and requested.
E. W. Hutchinson.
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Hard Times .Soshul.

The wimmen and gals OF Berea
Methodist Protestant church Might
Sassiety of New Church arr goin to
hev a Soshul at Covington's Hall,
Friday, December 2, 1904, at early
HANDLE lite. You and all yer folks air
korgelly invited to cum and WAR yer
old klose. II eny budy kums fixed up
they'll be finde.
Remittance.
Ten cents it shall be tew awl,
Wether ye be CRATE or smaul,
Take yer check and get yer pie
And keep yer finger out'n yer eye.
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Necue Party.

The ladies' OF Smiths Chapel will
have a Nectie Party Saturday, De-
cembsr 8, aud give the boys a chance
to get a hectic, supper and sweet
heart, all for IS cents. Come one and
all and enjoy the free entertainment
provided for you. Exercises begin
promptly at z p. m.
Committee.
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The dwelling now occupied by US,
above our store, will be vacated next
week and changed into storeroom
for furniture, mattings, stoves, &C. a
large line of each ha. been purchased
by us at right prices and will be Of
fered at the lowest margin Of profit.
B. 8. Ashby 81 Co.
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Special Notice.

The happiest period In a family's
experience is when they have bread
made from Climax -four.
Use the 8. K. @. package coffee IL
Won wish a good drink. Ask your
grocerymsn for both Climax flour
and 8. K. O. coffee.
Snow, Knox & Co.
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P. 8. Stewart.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at
public auction on my premises, near
BIoomtown, on Tuesday, November
Goth. personal property, consisting In
part of about 40 barrels OF corn, ioo-
der. horse, b gs, wagon, carriage,
nlows. cultivators, household and
K tchen furniture. Sale will COM
mence at 10 a. N. Terms made known
on day OF sale.
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Our clothing buyer just home with
another big lot of clothing and over
coats bought at bargain prices, and
we are ready to supply you at low
prices.
Ames, Mills s. Go.
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"Pres-Cut" glass In beautiful pat
terms. A bea utiful bowl for 80 cents
that Looks very much like a $1,000
one. Many other beautiful patterns.
Also good line Of pictures.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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Ship your holly to US. We are In a
position to get you the top OF the
market.
]. w. Hutchinson & Co.,
S42 Washington st.,
New York.
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We are overstocked with cloaks
and will sell cheap to reduce stock.
Call and inspect same.
8. W. Ames g. Co.,
Pungotes que, Va.
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NoTIcE-I will be at the late resi-
dence OF Capt. VIM. Il. Green on the
day OF the sale of his personal prop
ertv. December 18th, with 8 nice
mules, we'll broken for farm work
and milling purposes, which will
offer at private contract cheap Tor
casb. will also offer for sale on same
day two yokes of work oxen and a
timber cart nearly new.
F. E. Hudson.
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Cold weather is coming and our
stoves are going. Come and get your
pick-they are here for you.
Bell & Justis.
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You will find clothing that will
make you feel proud OF yourself at
our big store.
Ames, Mills g. Co.
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Do you wear shoes2 We have the
right lines; "Queen Quality" shoes
for ladies. "Walk-Over" shoes for
men.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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PUBLIC AUcT1oN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at the residence OF the
late Jno. W. Marsh on Wednesday,
November 30th, 1904, household
furniture, corn, fodder and scows.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms made Known on day OF sale.
w. H. Marsh, admr.
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Call to see our dress goods and fine
shoes, pretty, stylish and cheap.
s, W. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Cheapest millinery for cash In the
county.
Birdie Rayfield Hogan,
Parksiey, Va.
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It's q blanket that saves horse FEED
We have them.
Bell & Justis.
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New invoice Of cloaks and furs just
in
Ames, Mills & Co.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises at Watts
Vile, on next Monday, November
2sth, personal property, as follows;
one good horse, cart good as new, two
Q cd COWS, cor fodder, potato bed
frames and other things too mumer-
ons to mention. Sale to commence
at 10 a. NJ. Terms made known on
Mrs. E. 8. Bonnewell.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-11-26

sH1NaLEs-Florida Black Hearts,
aPerfectionn and other kinds, all
made of frs. growth Florida timber,
constantly on hand at my house for
sala at right prices. lnspection OF
quality and prices invited before
purchasing. VT No.h
TemperancevilIe, Va, Nov. %, 1904.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-11-26

NorIcE-Bank stock for sale to
the highest bidder, 5 shares First
National Bank of ODancock. ADJ
dress your bid to
Box 315, Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-11-26

For RENT OR SALE-One horse
farm with large two story dwelling
on same near Louisville.
Thos. @. Kellam,
Onancock, Va.