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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-02-23
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Cook books. the best ever al
Whites drug store.
Have You secured copy Of the
Goth Century cook book 35c at
Whites drug store.
Have You ordered sack of the
idaho Best Patent-For sale at all
merchants.
Prof BaracKman OF the Leapup
anu Mrs. Sinclair OF the Endeayor
are arranging an excellent program
Tor the Unicn meeting Of the young
peoples societies in the NJ. e. church
next Sunday at $50 p. IN. A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
H. q. Vessel and VIM. Terry were
IN Spokane on business this week.
This FRIDAY night Co. b. is being
Inspected at Jtiliaetta, by Mayor
Davidson OF Boise.
Gordan Harris of Soutbwick has
secured the Potlatch mail contract
fof southwick, Leland and Cameron
same to begin July Jst.
Mrs Lewis Hunterand son Kenneth
arrived here Sunday on o short VISIT
with her sister and relatives.
Miss Abba Smith returned sunday
Prom her visit to Pendleton but has
been confined to the house since her
Return BY Il heavy cold.
John Mortona well known residen+
lei eand, died ut 6 O'Clock Thursday
|norning oflast week and was buried
Friday Afternoon at the Cameron
cemetery, under the auspices of the
ARTISAN lodge, Of which he was n
premier, carrying $500 Insurance.. Mr.
|Morton died OF typhoid pneumonia
with other complications.
Joe Alexander, Of Lewiston was
Fisiting with Fred $, Beckwith Thurs.
Hay.
Born Tuesday. Feby. 20 to the
sife q VIM. Hunter, a boy. and win
| 4 proud.
The rate bill is still before Con
sress nothing done
Railroad rumllngs-The O. r. an
ut-off from Riporia to Lewiston
Eli be finished in July.
'Ihe Northern Pacific now have
8pntraeers at WORK between Cul de
nc and Grangeyille.
The Electric railway between Lew.
ton 4 Gransyille is being started.
le Lewiston end.
Miss Alice Roosevelt III married.
cad al about it ON pages three and
wen also the arrest Of the ives
IN Federation OF Miners officers
al other important news.
we learn that Miss Abba Smith
es purchased the Hon millinery
Jock, both that on hand and the
iw spring invoice recently ordered
~ VIII personals take charge
ISIS Smith Is Wcll Known fnr both
ste and style IN her millinery crea-
pms. She will be located in the Huh
}. Store.
Two hack loads Of our citizens
Tended thefuneral OF the late Perry
path at Southwick Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Smith Of Genesee arrived {
re THURSDAY on Il short visit witt,
friend Mrs. ? w. Greene and in
lently to enjoy the IS. z. BAH.
ieo- brewster has been nfned to
hcuse for tie past week, and his
adltion growing much verse he :
II Wednesday night removed to !
Gritman hospital here as soon t
his strength viii permlt an oper- t
NOR gastric ulcer OF the stom ,
lwill be performed.
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Painter.

soveral cars of holly are being
shipped from here to the "eS''
Mr. n. Ernest Wescott leaves TINS
.ooL for New York, where he VIII ell
g @ in the commission business
Mr. D. w. Mears and family moved
to Keller last week. Mr.. g. W. va
r III will occupy his residence mere
Those in attendance at the ha eaos,
..o1 Conference at Richmond IRON
w. r1ace this week are Mr.. D. ii
TUNER. Mr.. H. L. Lowry MlSSe
lillian Elmore and M. E. WescoVO'
POLK Miller and his famous quar-
tette will play here December I'V y,
reserved seats will be on SAFE Az :, -
Turner's 1Su store, December 10 and IL, l..
M - nv ,orooram will be under the aus
1 Of the M. E. Church, South
. No new cases of dyphtheria nav
r developed here. Those tina. NAV >,
d heen suffering with the malay a.
e reported we'll, and their reslden c,
and the High School building ma,
~ been fumigated. School will re0p'
90 Monday.
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New Church.

The Ladies Aid Society OF NJ T.
church have bought new Estey organ
for that church.
Mr.. Edgar E. Covington, of Balti-
more is spending few days with MS
nonon+s Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Coving-
ton.
Mr.. 1T. sharpley, of GreenoacK,
Vile has been appointed as scnooi
trustee to succeed w. R. Covington'
resigned.
Mr. VIM. R. Covington has rented
ont his home here and will move TO
h;o farm near Pocomoke City, an
other year.
| Among the visitors to our town tni'
week we're the six candidates for tint
office of treasurer and deputy-shaK
ing hands of course.
Revival services in progress al !"
D Church this week and will conUlhu
I next week il weather is favorable
Pablo cordially invited to attend
Messrs. Nelson & johnson wenO u
some days ago in their automobile
u 10 horse power and came IN non
T. with two extra horses attached
re- Painters have been putting the Il
to ishing touch on the new dwelling ne
81 Of Messrs. Major Davis and Q. T. yves
er and office of DIR. J W. LanAioi
,ir this week.
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BIoxonn.

Mrs. R. W. somers is very III VIII"
pneumonia.
Mr. r. w. Kelley is on a business
trim to Norfolk this week.
Orr farmers have quit shipping
,,,oate on account of low price
Mrs. H. II. Mason is at falnU 20
;1;t;nr her daughter, Mrs. A. l.
Hickman.
Row. W. w. Sawyer is spending hl'
,,onot;on in the mountains shooting
wild turkeys.
Dow John R. Gill has returned u
,;a now field of labor at Glouceste
poirt. after spending few days VIII
friends here.
Misc Nav Bloxom and Mr.. Root' l
crowder are in attendance at mee.in
of Educational Conference III MIL
mond this week.
Polk Miller, the only comedian
the South, Nth his Old South qua
tette will be at Shorts Hall Decen
her 10th at night. Doors open at
: M performance begins at 8 p /
u This will be an excellent opportum
y for small folks to have good laui
and grow fat.
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Onley.

Miss Lucy Jordan is home from
visit to Richmond
Mr. Charlie Walker has spent seVe-
raj days of late in Baltimore
Mr. Herman Watson has occupleu
w. rasidence recently vacated by Dr.
Angle.
Mr. w. w. Savage left some days
AGO on a trip to Richmond and o'ner
points.
Row. Mr.. Staples is assisting III d
revival meeting at Horntown bap''''
Church this week.
Mrs. Mollie Taylor and Lena say,
oge spent several days last week a'
home of Mr.. Ohio Mears.
vns Otelia East will have dwelling
o.ooted soon on lot recently pur
chased by her at this place
Professor Scott, principal OF Onle'
HIGH School, is in attendance
r educational Conference, Richmond
Rev. f. M. Jordan, late pastor
e Onley Methodist Church. Will l n.
soon for his new charge at Oan
n bridge, Md.
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Parksley.

Mr.. G. Albert Colona is on d "Trip
Baltimore.
Mr.. Len B. Johnson is on a 'rip "
Washington
Mics Carrie M. Johnson is spending
the week in Philadelphia
Mrs Harry Hart, of GreenDac On II
is at the home of her brother' W.T.
Colona.
Mics Emma Parsons of late has oee''
visitor to philadelphia ana 0a'''
bury. 80.
Tho largest hog so far killed III unls
ne;cbborhood was by Mr.. An'"o"
vessels. 1t weighed 800 los'
Messrs. H. II. Mason,J. Harry Rev. Nv,
I II, Scott, Stanley Johnson anu -,
c. Geo. o. R. e's sledgo are spending the wee'
| in Baltimore.
Nrs Roger B. Mears is visiting :, ne
s;oter at Front Royal, Va. she wiz a.
90 spend several days in "aSn'"e''
| before returning.
2 Mr.. wilbert Vessels, formerly " WIZ ~,
n the N. Y, P. & N. at bloAonl' ~ Cho,
+ cepted a position with same az O"'
:. iton, Northampton Co.
9 Mro ". w. Wood, of Bentonviii
y Va and her sister, Miss sallie nas
" Of Richmond, are at the nome u p o,
Woods daughter, Mrs. Jno' W. Nv
10 DIR. F. Drummond, Roy D. "n ~
y y walter n. Mason, G. P. Platt, D. MI
:, rift chandler and John t. White' :: .
!, attended the football game IN MOTH
" Thursday.
is, Prof. James G. Mock, prlnc c ~
N, tho High School, and Mr.. 1. l. Nc
L. Of the Board of Trustees are Il,
ow tendance at the Educational moe'
IN, being held in Richmond this weSA'
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Saturday, December 1, 1906
u.,aa Aauertised in Enterprise.

sa,es Advertised in Enterprise
Saturday, December is s,ts al C corn and
w. A. Rev, carts, cO ,,ts SO
fodder, farming Implements
russdav. December 4th, near ,1 hTGnsr-
cow, cattle, hogs &C.
rresdav. December 4th, near oa avs.
1uo' CHE. by Thos. B. James, aonlr :. :,
cows. hogs, farming implements
&C.
Wednesday, December ., t neHi horse
nv Thomas B. WATSON hui
cow, hogs, pork, &C.
a.r December 9Th, neal
TnurS Trower by Mrs. Virginia Miller
t1o oses carts. Irish seed potatoes
&c.
Saturday, December 8, near b M1
store. by w. E. Young hoi'o
buggy, &c.
uoaresdav. December II, near E Hs
more .by Thos. r. Joynes' li''ie'
carts carriages &c.
voanssdav. December 18th. ne es
Wedne p;nSs Nest by r. A. burlington
birus oI valEable colts, cattle
sheep, hogs &c.
Wednesday, December 18TH pn,nd nei
Modestown, by W. L; bun s,o
admr., corn, hogs, FODDER &C.
Wednesday, December 10, near U cart
by VI. R. Young horses Cal
hogs, corn &c.
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Church Notes.

A revival meeting, which has just
closed at Mappsville Baptist Church,
resulted in eight conversions and -FOUR
accessions to that church.
There will be preaching at "oou'
bury NJ. E. Church, South, Sunday
Dec. 2nd at 3 p. M, conducted W
| Rev. II. w. Davis, the new pastor
After the service the Painting Com
pany is requested to meet.
There will be services in st. James
Church, Friday night at a quarter =
IS D. m. All who are interested IN IN
spread of the Gospel amongst us al
invited to attend.
Rector
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Chincoteague.

Hon. n B. Wescott visited us this
week in his new power boat.
Mrs Henry w. Conant is visiting
her parents at Lawrence Springs NJ
j.
Misses Yula Doughty and Ella Davis
snent last week with friends IN Der
lin.
Rev. Chas. Farley with family leiO
this week for their new home III ne"
Jersey.
Dr w. M. Burwell is in New YORK,
taking five weeks course in medicai
lectures.
Mr.. Thos. McCracken, OF Nor.n
East, Md, spent the week here WIFI
his brother john
Mr. Bud Scott has succeeded his
father. MIR. B. It. Scott, as keeper Oh
Wallops Island Club House.
Mrs. O. D. Jones, wife of Dr. u M
ZONES and daughter of the late b,
II Everett Smith, of Snow Hill Nd 'ule -
s. November 22d, of pneumonia, aged Il
s. wears She was a lovable Christian
lady and her untimely death Is grea'
d " regretted by all who knew noi
IS She is survived by her husband NV
h. daughters and one son. Her remain
were taken to her old home al oho'
20 Hill for interment.
" Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel TIL
al week: #. H. Mears, J. S. Porter
bloxom, w. Z. Edmonds' t. l.
:, Damenburg, Baltimore; CnaS'
~ Williams. J. G. Sasse, j. &. Power
~ wilmington; F. j. Fontague, r. v
10 puliug, Philadelphia; +. ". DaVi
Milford; Capt. l.. P. Ayres' ana 30
at Ocean City; NJ. S. Bostre, MISS
dr. Bostre, Dover; Chas. Stockley, Snc
to Hill; Jno. 7. Trox, Easton;l. Ulma
her Salisbury; D. D. Hanna, Newp'
News: L. B. Kellam, II. .. Flnne
Wis Accomac.
by Mr. James ]. Jones died very 81
day denly Thursday night OF last wet
rich aged So years. He was we'll at 10
clock when he left town for his no
NJ and died at a. m. He was IL
+ore long Christian, loving husband
He kind father. He was an Odd REM
ooI Red Man and member of lodge
Heptasophs. His death has cas-
gloom over our entire commun,
ylor His wife, two sons, Captains john
The William Jones and four daughV
I'M Mrs. Geo. r Coleburn, Mrs. JOS
MISS Bowden, Mrs. Merritt and an III
daughter, survive him.
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prodrce Exchange rleetlngs

Onle.. division will meet SATURDAY
afternoon, December st,2:3O O'CLOCK,
for the distribution of DIVIDENDS aho
other business.
Lee R. Phillips, director
A meeting of Harborton DIVISION
unon call of VIM. T. Mason, DIRECTOR
will be held on Saturday December
1st at 8 p. m. Members are reque0VoG
to be present to receive dividends ant
to attend to other duties
The director, L. ]. Hyslup, auunoi
ICES a call fof meeting Of Keller oiVi
sion to day, December 1st' 2;So p ~
members are requested to be presel'
to receive dividends, sign proxies "'
The Onancock division OF frouu1
EXCHANGE, on the authority OF tn
director, Mr.. W. s. Nelson will me, me-
Saturday, December 1st' DiV,uen'
will be paid to stockholders ana oVh'
matters attended to on the day.
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Deal Estate at Auction.

,oh, Parsons, attorney-in-fact'
will sell at public auction on Saul Oos
dav afternoon, December Stn' i'oo'
9:so O'Clock, at Accomac u H.
.arr, belonging to s. A. Milliner' con-
tanning 5O.57 acres, situated Oh s
road leading from the Old Churon
road to Daugherty, being a parO VI
the Mears farm. For full parOlcOia''
see posters.
rohr c Parsons, special commits
siorer will sell at public auction On
Saturday afternoon, December sun
1ooe . 30 O'Clock, at Accomac u H.
tbe real estate of which WIN H.
IGardner died S zed and possessed,
consisting of valuable farm OF apous
s5q acres, about II miles north Oh
Accomac G. H., and four acre 'rn1O
Of woodsland, near Accomac v. H.
adjoining the lands of Thomas oalu,
, ner Horace P. Mock and Others foi
= full particulars see posters
4 John s. Parsons, special commission
s or will sell at public auction on eao
y nrdav afternoon, December Sth, lsVo
. 90 o'clock at Accomac Q. II. th'
real estate of which Henry Lang uio'
seized and possessed, near Accon@
a G. H.. consisting of the home place =
g the said Henry Lang, containing y
=. survey "a acres, and tract
: foods land adjoining the lands
,,;oa pottie Parramore and Levin Me
son containing 124 acres more
less For full particulars see poS'ef
0t The valuable real estate OF no0.
' 70 Nelson and wife, containing 40 acre
n' nora or less, situated on Chesconne
III DIV creek, will be sold to the higne
bidder on Saturday, December o'
ID 1905 at 2 O'Clock p. M, at MARSH
~, Bro,s store, North side.) This pro
by artv has three good dwelling nous
or. On it and a good lot of young 'imo
M the land is high and rich ana 'n
cellent condition, the whole OF H.
100, trucks and has good shore
10 planting oysters. For terms &C., -
the Thos W. Blackstone, speciai %
are missioner, and posters
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Marriages..
.Johnson-Phillips.

On Thursday, November lstn' l'oo,
at o'clock, Miss A. May Philips anu
Mr. James II. Johnson, both OF Acco-
mac County, were married at the resi-,
dence of Rev. ]. H. Woods pastor u
Franklin Square Presbyterian Church.
Baltimore, Md.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
fow intimate friends, the BRIDES only
attendant being Miss Matte Coard o.
Accomac. Immediately after ,h'
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. johnson lei
for their future home in this comfy
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Bazaar.

THE ladies of the Episcopal Church,
Of Bloxom, will hold a bazaar ana
oyster supper on Friday Decemp .'s -
1Itb' afternoon and night, for the
honeft of the church. The audience
u;ll he entertained by Rotations and
SONGS by the best talent of the Shore
At night the person holding the lucky u,
number will receive the fancy quiiU'
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Rector
1eetiug of stockholders.

There will be a meeting of those
who have subscribed to stock in the
Home Fertilizer Company of the EAST
ern Shore of Virginia, and of all others
interested or who expect to take stock
at Eastville, December 9th, at z o.
clock D. m. for the purpose OF com
pleting the organization.
DIR. Jno. It. wilkins, Pres.
RI. Ailworth, Sec'y.
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HarbortOn.

porties are all the rage with u.s.
orr merchants are opening their
Christmas goods.
Miss Mary Russian was "ei000
visitor in town last week.
The Schooner s. K. Martin arriVeu
this week with load OF COAL
Our boys and girls are anticipating
good time during the holidays
Mrs. Valentine Brit ingham is on
tho sick list but is reported as I'M
Iproving.
Mrs Elmer Hutchinson left Tuesday
baltimore where she will spend
few days.
Cant. w. K. Read and wife returned
home Monday morning after snor
trip to Baltimore Nd
: Our pastor, Rev. R. o. Payne, mel :
THANKSGIVING service at the M
church, South, Thursday at ll;0o'
n Mrs. G. R. Persy arrived from ba
7 timore Monday morning for a sho
,s Stav with her many friends and rel'
tives here.
Miss Kate Hutchinson enVerlain'
!, q few of her friends Saturday, Mover
4 Der "a, in honor of her COUSIN MI
Il Mollie Hauck.
IS While at work Monday on the re
81 a house Mr.. William and N
We Jimmy Hutchinson met with quite ;.
we We accident. The scaffold broke a
We threw them to the ground. NelVi
-, so,;ously injured.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

Everything in harness, horse BOOTS
hlankets. robes and whips are going
70 he reduced and placed on sale dur
ing the coming week $500 harness D
for S14.00. An'e'' -'--
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

Inst received nice line of couches
in crush silk plush, New York leather
American verona and veloure cover.
mos in solid and mixed colors' frices
range from $40. to $780, 49,. 70
The Belle Haven Furniture "
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Bell-Tull.

Mr.. John E. Bell and Mrs. Virginia
G. Tull we're married at the groom
home, near Accomac @. H., on sun
day. November 25th, Rev. John Is
| Goode officiating.
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Savage-Miles.

Miss Flora B. Miles, the attractive
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Miles
of Onancock, and Mr.. William savage
a very popular young man, son OF Mr
Judson Savage, of Modestown, were
married at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lint
Wednesday, November 18th. We JON
in the congratulations and best wisne
Of their friends for long and happ'
married life. n lrien''
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Onancock, Va.

Are you looking for useful present
70 Give your friend Xmas? If SO oui
, " Of dinner and tea sets, toilet SETS
lamps and fancy odd pieces II, Il IL, ri ,'ny
. Sian and Japanese ware will help yor
'o''0 RI. Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

We are showing at this time a good
selection of parlor suits in i've pieces
nicely polished frames spring cage E,
aaO s4o' $50, $50, s75, delivered at
T 'T~,r bouse. Terms made to suit YOU
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

Rain coats, the correct wear for the
correct dresser, we have them in var
ions shades and sizes from 10 to ~ III
vouths and SO to A in mems.
RI. Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

Odd lots of ladies' shoes, worth
from 81 .25 to $500 per pair. Your
choice during our radical Keduc'i0n
salen at 9S cts. the pr.
'a' Ames, Mills & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

All kinds of ladies' notions ana
cents furnishings included in our
"Radical Reduction Sale" when
opeps Wednesday, December 9TH
Ames, Mills & 90.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

Standard patterns are growing in
nopularity every day and you can
find this line with
'''>' RI. Shield & Co.
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Write to us on for estimates doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
Einds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices iow'
Nv p d. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders foi
the firm. co
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

We offer our entire line OF ladies'
misses and children's ready mace
skirts, short coats, capes &C., al anu
holow cost. also our mems clothing
' B. S. Ashby & %.
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Every suit of clothes, overcoaV anu
uoin.coat included in our radical
Reduction Sale" See ad. for date
etc. Ames, Mills & Co.
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Another invoice of ladies, Misses
"A oh;ldren,s coats come in thiswees
- oil sizes. Don't fail to look them
over before buying.
The Belle Haven Furniture TO-
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Deaths.

Mr.. John T. Finney, prominent
citizen of lower Accomac, respecUeu
and esteemed by everyonefor his nlgh
Christian character and his genuine
worth as a man and citiz n, dieo
saturday at his home at Locustmount'
of consumption, aged p years!
Funeral services were held over his
remains in the Presbyterian Church
at Wachapreague, of which he was
member, on Monday, conducted oy
Rev. H. w. Davis, of the Methoois'
church in the presence of large
Gathering of relatives and friends
The tribute of the speaker to I'll
2 n,or+b was a fine one and we'll merit
!, ed. His body was inferred IN Onan
cock cemetery.
His wife, six sons-John, Thomas
Ernest, Taylor, Frank and Edwar
- F;nnev. and four daughters-Mr
, Dorsey Mears, Mrs. Ward K. Hysiol
~ Mrs. Roland Phillips, and Miss Ann
d Finney survive him.
ID The remains of Mrs Sarah Schere
widow of the late Samuel Schere
r. who died in Wilmington, N. o. N
II vember 23d, arrived at Keller statl
n Saturday night, and were inferred
nt tbe side of her husband in Hac
- IL fo11Oui1C 6aV.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

We have decided to include in tniS
srecial sale our genuine rubber
mounted harness that are richly worth
e17 90 and are offering them for sl4'oo'
Ames, Mills & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

If YOU want nice, pretty service
able present for loved One' and can
not afford high priced one, though
of you while buying and nave IL no''
for you. Doon
Jeweler.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

am located in Parksley IN 'ne
iewelry business with a fi me me nd, y.
everything in the iewelry line andln.
Ute the public to call and inspect my
W. Barnes Sartorious'
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make the best holly boxes, I make
+hs neatest and most attractive holly
hoves and sell these holly boxes al
bottom prices. Consult me before
Won Mace your order and buy carry
to avoid any delay.
Jos. s. Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.
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Furniture and carpets also inciuoe'
in the cut-price sale at O ~
IL '' Ames, Mills & Co.
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Radical Reduction Sale opens Dec,
< 1oOe. Come and see our feast o.
bargains. ,,.,,s e. %.
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For cheap furniture of all kinds 90
B. s. Ashby & Co.
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Diamonds at Duncans'

Entire stock of ladies and misses
o,oats. skirts and furs included IN our
Ames, Mills & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01
School Funds of Atlantic District.

school Funds received and expended III i. ~,
Iantio District during scholastic year iion
Aupust |. 1905, to August l, TWO.
Receipts Including Balances
Amount received ii0'-' 81 1851
Amount received from county ' 2922 %
during the year. ,,s+~;,t funds
Amount received ifoui ''''''' ! 55s So
Am6unt received from Metompkin ,ao M
District for previous year.
S. 7e5 ss
Expenditures.
.,on., wages 1880 SO
For real estate, building, furniture eot NJ
and repairs. ,,,s 40
| For blackOoaFrus a"u 1916 81
| For rent and fuel. ,a,nd,on II IA
For text books for indl8ent chlluio" * M
| For pay of district oierk, OH d
| For pay of Treasurer. SO
For district Trustees. ..,o,,, mar m
Due County Urea urer on pIeNlOtui9 80
Fxpenses at County Board meeVhs 90 a
For taking school census 20
For ,rroneous assessment 81 M
For interest On Sanford bonds go
| For insOvents
For teachers eaTi ;a 10 ana iro" 43A
Teachers Association s0
For postage and stationery t5G
Insurance -
r aod 9.Ol6.(
Whoie amount received during the year o''o0'.
,.ou 25l;
: w.R. Covington.
10. IN 1Q06
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-01

uo+s, hats. We have the styieS'
values and prices. ,co