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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13
Amounts Under SIS 90

To the Delinquent Taxpayers Known
and Unknown in the List Below
You are hereby notified that | will offer
for sale at public auction at the front door
of the Court House in Tucumcari, County
of Quay. New Mexico, on the list Monday of
May A ID 1000 to the highest bidder
for cash all the hereinafter mentioned and
described lands real estate and personal
property to satisfy the amount of taxes
penalties interest and costs set opposite
each description that are then due and un-
paid and | shall continue said sale from
day to day until all of said property has been
sold
This list was moi made and published
in the time required by law because of the
lack OF funds available to pay for advertising
same as required by law and on account of
an erroneous publication having been here
tofore made of a part of said list
DONALD STEWART.
Treasurer and ex-oficio Collector of
Quay. County New Mexico.
w + BUCHANAN,
Deputy.
G. w. Anderson. lot 8. blk 2. Buchanan
addition; taxes 81 "a, penalty 90. costs 20,
total 2 OF.
F G Browning, personal property, taxes
S. S.. penalty 2S. costs IS, total 6 rs.
Mrs Eva Browning, lot 10, blk IS, orig
inal townsite, taxes sTo ao. penalty 90,
costs 20. total 20 As.
A A Blankinship. personal property,
taxes IS 10, penalty rs, costs IS, total
6 80.
Montezuma Trust CO., lot 3. blk IS.
original townsite, taxes s23 -. penalty
I 10, costs 20, total "a 49.
Conant. Jas. c, ct al, lot 81 blk s., orig
inal townsite. takes sI3 SO. penalty 90,
costs 20. total. total Il IT.
Cowden, Il L. lot IS: blk 2, taxes 81 O..
penalty 20. costs 20. total S o6.
Chambers, J c, personal property. taxes
SIS IS, penalty IT, costs IS. total 10 81.
Cecilia Chacon, lot IL. blk IL, original
townsite, taxes o.. penalty %. costs 90.
total 81.
Chamblee, ] ID, lot 7. blk Is. taxes So.
penalty o3, costs 20. total 70.
Moliie V Cummings, personal property
taxes 7 20, penalty SO, costs IS. total 2 go.
Curren, A Z. personal property. taxes
S. IS. penalty 2S. costs IS. total 6 IS.
Curren, +, personal property, taxes
s. ~. penalty n, costs SO. total 3 %.
Foxworth. w J, personal property and
cattle, taxes $40 IS, penalty 81, costs IS,
total II II.
Ely & Henry, personal property, taxes
sI1 So penalty 81, costs IS, total IL 48.
Fowler, M b, lot I, blk s., lot - blk 81,
original townsite, taxes SAG 90, penalty
I 4s, costs 80, total 81 IS, personal prop
erty, taxes 20 43, penalty II, costs IS,
total "a 95.
Goodman, II, personal property, taxes
S. IS, penalty 2S, costs IS, total o IS.
Francisco Gutierrez, lot IS, blk az,
original townsite. taxes 81 II, penalty 90,
costs 20, total 2 81.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
QUAY COUNTY, New MEXICO.
And Notice of Application for
Judgment and Sale Under
Judgment for the First
Half Of Year IooE.


Judgment for the First
Half OF Year 1905.
In accordance with Chapter Twenty-tw o
of the Laws of the Thirty-third Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico
and amendments thereto. |, Donald Stew
art, Treasurer and ex-oficio Collector of
the County of Quay. in the Territory of
New Mexico. do hereby make, certify and
publish the following notice and list of
taxes amounting to not less than $4,000,
payable in said County, and delinquent on
the Ist day OF January, 1906, the same be-
ing hereafter set forth by precincts and con-
tanning the names of all owners of property
upon which taxes have become delinquent,
the year or years for which the same are
delinquent, the amount of taxes, the pen
alties and costs. the description of the
property whereon the same are due, the
amount of taxes if any due on personal
property of such party.
This list and notice was not made and
published within ninety days after The
said taxes became delinquent because of
the lack of funds available to pay for adj
vertising same as required by law and on
account of an erroneous publication hav-
ing heretofore been made of a part of said
list.
Notice is hereby given that |, Donald
Stewart. Treasurer and ex-oficio Collector
of said County of Quay. will apply to the
District Court held within and for the
County of Quay upon the next return day
thereof, to-wit: on the Fourth Monday
OF April A ID 1906. for judgment
against the persons, lands, real estate and
personal property described in the follow
ing list, together with costs and penalties,
and for an order to sell the same to satisfy
said judgment
And further notice is hereby given that
l. Donald Stewart, Treasurer and ex-ofi-
clio Collector of the said County of Quay
will within thirty days after the rendition
OF such judgement against the property
described in said list or any part parcel
or portion thereof and after having given
due notice by a hand bill posted on the
front door of the district court house in the
town of Tucumcari, County of Quay, New
Mexico, the same being the building in
which the district court of said County of
Quay is held at least ten days prior Il, the
day OF sale offer for sale at public auction
in front of said building the real estate and
personal property described in this notice
against which judgement may be rendered
Tor the amount of taxes penalties and costs
due hereon continuing said sale from day
to day as provided by law
DONALD STEWART
Treasurer and ex-oficioC collector of Quay,
County New Mexico.
w F BUCHANAN.
Deputy.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13

IContinued on page seventeen
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Deaths.

Mr.. Jesse Guy, a worthy and hignly
esteemed citizen, died Thursday zZG
inst. at his home near Atlantic aseu
~ wears. At the court house ana W.
cinitv. where he spent most OF MS
life. news of death was received with
sincere regret by his relatives anu
friends.
Miss Cynthia G. Rowley, daughter
Of Mr. E. II. Rowley, died at mel
home near Bloxom Station, atCer .
short illness, on Sunday, February
18th, aged twenty one years rune"
services were held over her remain
on February 18th, conducted by n9'
w. w. Sawyer and intermeno Wa
made in the burying ground al he
late home. She is survived by nc
father mother, two brothers an
three sisters. Her untimeiy ueavn
deeply regretted by many relaUlV'
and friends.
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Keller.

G. Walter Mapp returned Monu"g S
from q business trip to hlcniio''"
and Baltimore.
Nc Rottie Ward, of Grangeviile'
hos recently returned from A'lan'lo'
,rhero she has been visiting her siS'ei'
ouirg to the snow, our farmers
49,, ho found at our neighborhoou
stores etc. from early morn till late a.
nigbt discussing "the news anu 'O'''
ing crops.
THE ladies of Keller have organize
ncolendar'' club from which VheN
Bono 70 realize something like lou
hnpdred dollars. This amount VIII "
mse5 toward building a church here
Mr. and Mrs. Tank Hickman ehIei
tanned a party of friends IhurSua
o,aning February 22nd, at their home
Woodland Grove. Refreshments wei
served at 10 O'Clock. All reported
pleasant time.
Mr.. s. NJ. Boyer, our justly poPul'
=, insurance agent, has been sulierl[
for the last few days from a severe d
scess We are glad to report that
/ l. much better at present.
Miss Scotia White, of Norfolk WI
has Just returned from an eSUe"o u,
a trip to New York, Washington a a,
S other cities, stayed with her bro'h int
DR.. R. J. White, for few Gays u
IN | ueek
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Onley.

Mr.. Henry Bull planted P"iO
his Irish potato crop last week.
NJ, 7. McMath and son, Edwin
loft for New York last Wednesday,
N1essrs. Herman Watson and chester
Savage visited friends at Laurel D7''
this week.
Mr. Ernest Taylor has resigned the
o,erl l recently accepted by him az
Franklin City and returned noii'7'
| Mr.. Babe Bull entertained a party y
Of his young friends at his home ~ tSa
VI d .t-o stew on the evening OF the
23d ult.
Miss Helen Savage spent the w, we :,
os gnest of family of Mr.James W nv
in Whites Neck. Miss Nellie . rarA5
E l nt pastoria, was the guest Of friend
at this place last week
e The Martha Washington tea P@ioS
: held by the Baptists in the town owl Id r,,.
~, the evening of February 3d. Wa
d ~ success financially. The pillow W. w
5. awarded to Miss Helen Burton as u
y most popular lady in the house MI
le l Wollia parks won second prize
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Assawaman.

An oyster roast was given by Vho
vonnp men of this place few Gays
AGO and much enjoyed
Mr.. George Mock, here Tor S ''5' a.
months with friends, has returned
home. Our town seems to possess al
tractions for Mr.. Henry Meelnelln'
He was here again on Sunday
Among the visitors to friends ns., IN
town this week were Mrs. S. ). brown
and daughter, of Delaware; MIS- ~, II
vino Matthews. of Onancock; MIS-
V yire Bunting. of wisharts, and Mis-
Jennie Thornton, of Atlantic.
Miss Elsie Corbin, in attempting U
( get in a buggy few days ago. Wa
Thrown to the ground by the ho[ rs
, mon .ng up suddenly and SO paol
. shaken up, that she was unable
o walk for several days.
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w c. T. U. Convention.

On March 9Th and 18th the Bi-couhoy
w y T. Il. will hold its regular con
,,ontion with the Cape Charles union
~ Potbanv NJ. e. Church, lirt ser
vice beginning Tue 'day evening
,Ioron 9Th All delegates and visitors
vii, vii, nlease notify Mrs. w. T. Town,
send. Cape Charles. ! urge oil ioo 90
snnerintendents to send in reports -
the Bi-county superintendent IN o"'
time. .Coreecra
49, eorvice conducted by pastor 0
ho church; welcome addresses D. tn'
Mayor Of the city and the local unions
resnonses by Chincoteague W. Or -
nrosident and Mrs. Rue, our OeioNe'
rice president; Mrs. Townsend 0
pboebus. Va, will make an addreS
> in the interest of the w. C. l. l. N''
Rooms at Phoebus. Inc.
4 ON Wednesday an all-day OuSlhe'
eossion will be held. Wedhesua
p evening the L. 7. L. will hold med'
q contest. Ito,
May we all go to the convention !,
. q nrayerful spirit and with a quo
ened interest and renewed 'o"''0
o 'i0'' " - Secretary.
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HalIwOOd

Snow fell about seven inches oeeP
here last Tuesday.
Little Evelyn NAPLES was very sioA
with Group the past week.
Miss Hattie Justice, of WattsViile'
!. visiting friends here this week.
We are glad to report that -lr' Roy
Northam is slightly improved al 'ni'
writing.
onr liveryman, Mr.. G. NJ. Sterling
.as several fine trotters on hand al
present.
Mr. John B. Hayman, night opera
FOR OF Salisbury, spent last SUNDAY Il
our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Haley spent
few DAVIS with his parents at James
town, Md, last week.
Mr.. John w. Taylor delivered Ve
cars OF fertilizers to the Iarlnei0
this section last week.
Mr.. las. w. Broughton, who h'
haon on the sick list for the past weei
seems to be slowly improving
Mr.. w. 7. Broughton' OF ONE
snent a few days here with his brotne
Mr.. Jas. w. Broughton, last WeeA'
rho farmers in our section are Pr
$ pairing fer the coming potato Seao 81,
cleaning their potato beds ana ha'
| ing fertilizers.
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Puugoteague,

Some of our farmers have piAncoO
round potatoes, and have peas coming
up.
Mr. w. K. Perm, with The r. NJ
Sutton Co., spent most of this week
here on business.
The High School at this place Is
very patriotic has large T. D
flag above the building
our barber, Mr.. x. G Taylor seems
TO be very popular with the peOpie
and has very good trade.
The Forty-rwo Club had quite
Ill affair last Wednesday evening
at home of Mrs. L, G. AmeS'
The snow storm has stopped trave
70 2 great extent in this section 0oi"
Of the drifts are or feet hlgn'
The Eastern Shore Virginia Fire II
o surance Co. is daily growing in poPp
T. aritv in this section, and many o"l
ors Of buildings are waiting Tor j
hooks to be opened to place lns'lran'
I, with it.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChincOte ague.

All of the four shocking houses Oh
this place have closed for the S0"'0"
Mr.. @. O. Disbrow, Jr., at WORK
down South for several months p"''
has returned home.
The big snow and cold snap on
Tuesday gave our skaters ana Si0's"
ers a pleasant pastime'
Messrs. R. E. Keas & Son have en-
nloved VIM. Dawson practical "a
l PlU! and will open up baker shop
here.
M Fred Messick, Of Wilmington
ona Mr. +. p. Timmons, of Philadel-
nhia made us a business trip TINS
week.
The Diamond State Telephone 20
lis making a special effort to run new
lines and put in phones at TINS piSIe'
The pubic phone will be at the AV
llantic Hotel.
The pocket book of Capt. e. +
1ones. containing several checks, wa
last overheard at George island
:, abreast Stockton, Md, on Fepruar
{ 18th. It was found this week aiio'
s in channel below Chincoteague "n
returned to him.
81 The three masted Schooner lda l
Y Gibson of Bethel, Del, Capt F.
/ BRADLEY loaded with lumber wei
shore at 5 a. m, February 20th' D
fween Green Run and North Beael
e She sprung a leak and the CAPITA
u mt her ashore to save the hVeS
himself and crew. The value Oh DO
and cargo was $4,000 Total loss
OF insurance.
r. Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this wee
l" 7 f. Ballard, L. S. CULLEN, D.
pbirns Chas. L. Ward, &. I. Wate
h. w G. Hall, ]. B. Wheatley, Bal
W more; l. L. Black, Mrs. a. brow
MS J. w. Goodwin, J. Berger, E. W. +
nell. D. Q. Pennewen, Q. E. ray
IF G. Hanna, Harry Pierce, Philao
as u. Idelphia; NJ. P. Cubbart, Harris0u
. Pa: Col. w. p. Selby, Stockton;
ant Mason. Edward P. Sh arpley, O.
~ GUSTS, G. Fred Kelly, Accomac'
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Onancock.

Miss Sara Parker, of Baltimore Is
the guest of her brother Mr. u L.
Parker.
Mrs Frederick Pope, of Baltimore,
Is visiting Miss Margaret Groton al
her home, The Naples.
Miss Margaret N. Groton entertain
cd Monday evening in honor OF hei
guests, Mrs. Pope and Mrs Evans
The entertainment to be given by
tho nupils of the High School had 10
he postponed on account Of the snow W.
storm. 1t will be given next lue'0''
might.
Mrs. e. OK. Parker and Misses
Cara parker. Madeline Rich, Mary
warren and Lettie Geiger ATTENDED
/ tbe dance at Exmore on MohoaS
evening.
ny,o eorvices in Holy Trinity EplS
III church during Lent will D.
every Tuesday afternoon at IN S
Rible Glass every "Wednesday my"
with the "sermoD on the Mount "a
tbe subject; every Friday nignO, VI ~,
=. ritany with lecture on one u '"
IS Twelve Apostles by the rector y, H g,
l, w G. Bell. The public Is corfu u
y invited to these services.
=, Miss Nettie Warren entertained u
III NJ G. Us. on last Thursday eVe n
at her home on Poplar Avenue Wv
B. 20 Young ladies and gentlemen w
A. present. The prizes in guessing 90
Mt tost as to the color and ownership
re- the eyes placed at the opening ,I,o.n ~
h. Sheet were won by Miss Mara
in West and Mr.. William f. hoPN"
OF The evening was very Ple"'""
~ spent.
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Homicide In AccOmaC.

On Saturday, February OATH MAJOR
Davis colored. was sent tsiail on the
charge of shooting with a pistol a tba
Killing Eustis Jones, colored' on inc
previous day. The felony was com u,
mifted at point near Mlddlesex' IN
lower part of Accomac, at party Oh
the colored people. The clrcum,
stances under which the ia'al e Sn1'
was fired received by us are conlllc =.
ing. Davis states, that Jones Gu, cut I'M nll
With q razor before he shot him an'
that he did it in self defense. Anotne
report is, that Jones did not cut mn
before or after the shooting, but Una
/ the wounds Oh him were inflicted D,
other parties afterbe had killed 1one
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Parksley.

,,rs T. D. Lewis is in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. G. G. Dix, of Northampton
was here this week.
Mossrs J. T. Ewen and J. D. John
son are in philadelphia this week
Miss Lou Johnson has been Oh d W -
TO Baltimore and Washington
Mr.. F.J. Barnes left Monday ."
business trip to North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Hanna, of Cam,
bridge, were guests Of the ia'nnS y
E. T. Parks Tuesday.
Mrs. Mona Barnes, of Macon ia
atonned here a few days this week 81
ronte from New York to her home Il
the South.
Mr. H. Lee Timmons, of "h"iey
Vile. Md, and E. P. Timmons' ,
philadelphia, were here uhe
mart Of the week as guests OF the Ian
;lv Of Or. G. F. w. Hall.
Rev. E. D. Stone, former Pas s
will preach in the M P Churcn 0u u,
= day morning at II o'clock ana Il, !,
evening at 1880. The evening Ser'i -
Y will be addressed specially 10 u
Christian endeavorers'
e The fox hunt which was 10 Id
6 come off Tuesday morning was 'U'-
r what marred by the escape oil Dir NJ
e nard d hours before the regul
/ scheduled time. No one knows III
If it happened, but all have one OF IL,
theories to advance. However,
ct dogs got on his trail just before s n,s
S. Monday, but lost him the next GaS
ly the snow storm. They Will caVcn y
in a few days, however, II ho'"
happens to prevent.
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UOdeSJOWn.

Mr.. Billie Shreaves is on the SioA
list this week.
Mrs. E. S. Johnson and daughter
Helen. left for Baltimore last Monday
Mr. William WigJom, Of Pocomoke
citv. visited his mother Mrs Mary
Parks, this week.
Quite a number Of our people n,. are
taking stock in the Eastern Snor'
Fire Insurance Company
Our pastor, Rev. Mr.. Edwards n".' WIZ
rreach for Zion and ParkSley DaP.i''
Churches on next Sunday Marcn +
i Mr.. Asher Bloxom is home from n
three weeks cunning trip al n0'
Island and reports as having h"u
good time .
t Among the visitors to frlTnaS 1i ,
S town this week were Miss same ~
d, |" New Church, Mr. E. c. Bund'o
S ood wife, of Greenback.
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Church Notes.

rbo oyster supper and SOCIAL ol glvoh
:, Inc 4no ladies' of Leemont NJ. P. Churcn
by ' February 22nd, was well attended, i,
All had a good time, and the llnAH'iD'
rosnlts we're satisfactory
The 4th Quarterly Conference 20 o.
Accomac Charge, NJ. F. Gnu1u ~ osrd
he,d at Loemont on February 2o a,s,
paoor IT. showed progress during tn'
YEAR, W. Mr.. John D. Grant was el e c,ri
yeaa, and Mr.. Henry A. Lew
alternate to the Annual l Co,'' snril
,', meet in Baltimore, Nd, on Aprn
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Competitive Examination iOr "s''
Point Cadet

r,o Hon. w. A. Jones will cause 10
,.hold in the city of FrederlckSpns
Oe Wv" Wednesday, March 2Sth' com,
Oh ., " Examination for the purpose
pt selecting a candidate to be Os Z, H tho
Oh soio otad asthe representative oil one
, Ti.at Congressional District al 'a nt
T rnaD states Military Academy aU
yr ,.lr point The examination VIII D9
o "T by three competent exam .lii,
con rs dosignated by Mr.. jones' 1t WIZ WI,
, lo'' written examination upon Oilo
Showing subjects: Reading Vile itS,,,e'
e euoIlinr. English Grammar Arl n"ng.
ap' Mgebra. plane Geometry Geos s,
r UNIV L. S. History, Physiology al,
urgiene. The candidate rem ;T ~ ~,
the - highest general average W.. WI" +, "
dominated as principal and Un5 S Wv,
standing next to him as nrS' %rG ' ov
r stale a oltepnate. respectively. rms "a T.,
n o'lI ; .'a will be held in one Oh III
d s OH -, Of the Fredericksburg OoAles' :
r tween the hours of 10 a. m anu )
n oo'" itoan etaken only by young gei
1t l,,1,,an who are bona fide residents
y t t,, First District and not less 'han %
S. 'ut .1 = normore thantwent 1.-TWO yea
o oe age and who are not disquallil'
p 'r I Tsason of physical def sts. Tho o
desiring Js to take the examination a.iip "A y
J Jones, House Of Represont all "
ril WASN'T D. c., when they VIII III,
informed as to the conui'iOH'
. which they can do So .,,u
'ril District papers please copy
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Mr. c. L. Richardson, repreSenUlng
the large department house OF :, >. w.
ZONES at Cape Charles, Va, VIII DC az
Nooomac G. H. Monday and Tuesday
during court, with large line OF Gus
tom samples, for made-to-measure
snits. DON'T fail to see his line ano
rot nrices. Fit guaranteed or no sale
We We make the concave shoulder WIFI
tho different widths, also the Ions
Derby sack, the latest Fad"
Very truly,
]. w. Jones.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-03-03

Write to us for estimates on doors,
os W i' blinds. stair-rails and all other
lrinds of building material hardware are.
naints, &c. Stock large, prices low
5Tn p D.L. Fletcher will be at Acco
mac Court H. the first day OF ever s
lll,,T Court, to receive orders 10
the firm. horC 70
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber w.
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Relic Haven Asks To Give Up Charter

A bill to revoke the charter OF beile
Haven Accomac county, has oeen
offered in the Senate by Mr. GuhVel'
The proposition is said to be the c. cur :
mination of factional differences una, una.
have destroyed the peace Of the niue y I.
Eastern Shore community and u !! Is
hoped to either unite the contendl ,.a
citizens o, segregate them by re-
version to county government
The bill provides that all real an I
oorsonal property of the town sinai
bacome vested in the county boaru y :,
Supervisors, by whom it snall d De a au
ministered for the payment OF an
municipal debts, and the rema llS !;
to the public school now located
the Mountaineering Journal.
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Greenbackville.

Winter surely visited uson Tuesday
Mr. Ernest Johnson, of New Church.
was among the visitors to town quiz
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bevans, Oh
Maryland, were guests OF bis orO| c,S,,' >
Mr. J. e. Bevans, of this place Sun
day.
Mr.. Archie J. Marshall OF New
church. has purchased the propert!
Of George S. Mills, blacksmith o.
I7,.ont St., and will open same IN
few days.
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We have now received sample Of

We have now received a sample Oh
latest improved Bemis transplanUer
and invite every one who contem-
mates buying a planter to come and
compare it with any other planter
and if we can't show it to De
far better machine than any one Oh
-, orlKet we don't ask you to buy
Rogers & Boggs,
Melfa, Va.
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March 1st, 1905.

We have for sale Ohio seed oats,
oorn bav and fertilizers, dry ground
fish, Bay Island guano tor sw wee
not, POTATOES. grass and corn, nothing bet
tor salt and Kainit, all at bottom
prices. p Con
Parksley, Va.
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neesihIng Elder Appointments

Presiding Elder Appointments
wachapreague, March H. l0'
Keller, Garrisons, March 49, H.
onley, Louisville April T. s. ,,,;,
Onancock, Andrew Chapel April
. B b st. Thomas, April A. 10
Drnmmondtown, Woodbury. Aprl
Is, IS. -, ., %
Pocomoke, April D, 30
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-03-03

Three little rules we all should 1 KEEP Ssi Pit
lH To make i life happy and and bright d,S
Smile ii in the morning, smile at moor, noon
0i FAKE i Rocky Mountain Tea at n pgn
um amp p Rel & Co. and Halls Phar'
macy.
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cvnress and Georgia pine heart
potato bed lumber, also frames maui en,
l pOV in six and eight foot lengths fol
sale by ou,1v 20
Parksley, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-03-03
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