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PungOteague.

Round potatoes are showing their
heads above mother earth.
Our roads are in bad condition.
Needs the attention of our road man.
The AZ Club was entertained last
Wednesday evening by Miss A. VIZ
ginia Ames.
Rev. R. o Payne, daughter and son
returned from a ten days visit 10
Philadelphia and Camden city FRIDAY
of last week.
A trolley line from Harborton via
Pungoteague to Keller and VAGINA
preague is talked of. 1t will be a
good paying route.
The Painter and PungCteague High
School will meet at the Pungoteag ut
High School grounds on Friday anc
have a contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Ames celebrat
ed the fiftieth anniversary OF thei
marriage last Tuesday, April the 9th
by having their six sons and thel
wives, and 81 grandchildren, g beinl
absent) and few others including
their brothers and sisters and Rev; h
o. Payne, pastor of this place, to dim
with them. They were the recipient
of many beautiful and valuable gifts
much of which was golden money,
congratulations and good wishes from
| a host of friends.
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A Social Function at New Church

On Friday evening, April fifth, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Tull entertained IN
honor of their son, Stanley, who re-
ceiyed his guests, assisted by Mrs;
GIovd Birmingham and Mrs. J. Will
Stockley. The feature OF the evening
was an art program. The hte-IlKe
sketches, one and all proclaimed
Since so very soon am done for,
I wonder what | was begun for.
Refreshments were daintily served
nv Mrs. J. W Tull, Mrs. A. Rogers
and Mrs. L. J. Tull. The table put
one in mind of Ladies Home Journal
page. so artistically was it decorated;
The art papers having been judged
Mr.. Mornay Davis in few well turn
ed phrases presented vase to Mr.
Clinton Tull as the prize OF excellence
and consolation rabbit to Mr.. lrVll
| Justis.
The following guests were present
Misses Mary Davis, Helen Tull, JOSIE
Tull. Myrtle Tull, Byzantine Horsey
Carrie Hutchinson, May Hutchinson
Helen Marshall, Ruth, Carrie anC
Helen Matthews, Vera Nelson, Mel;
birmingham, Stella Meelheim; Messrs
Marion Merrill, Norman Shields
Horace Kelley, Mornay Davis, Clinton
Stanley and Fred Tull, Ernest Poul
son, Edgar Davis, Louis Shriey!es
Quinn Justice, Harry Meelheim
Lester Poulson, Herbert Marshall
Columbus Matthews, Merrill Drifting
ham.
interviewer with our words of ap
probation of the evenings enJoymeni
are our fervent wishes for Stanley
success in the distant land he expect
to make his home. Guest'
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Chlncoteague.

Mr.. I. ]. Reynolds made a business
trip to Norfolk this week.
Mr.. William Melvin and Miss beiie
Jones were married on 9Th instant
Mrs. Josephine Scora is in Pitts.
burg. Pa, representing oranch Vi
the Modern Woodmen.
Mr.. w. d. Burch, confined TO nlS
home by sickness for several weeks
we are glad to report, is out AGAIN.
Mr.. Marcus Bowley, mate on guy
Norfolk, plying between Cape Cnarles
Norfolk il home here on the SICK ilsu'
Cant. Thomas Winder will launch
his new power boat next week, whicn
will run from this place to WlsharV'
Point.
Schooner Mofitt, the third to be
loaded with cocoanuts from wrecked
schooner, Whitcemb, left for Phiia-
delphia this week.
Capt. X. ]. Bunting was in Phiiae
1elDnld UHlS Wtth lOOhihS ~ - J..
the cocoanuts which, he saved from Uhe
Schooner Whitcomb.
Mr.. Clarence Beebe spent SUNDAY
in Pocomoke City and it is generalIy
understood that he has a good excuse
for his frequent visits there.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bodley are visiting
friends in Berlin; Mrs. David Wiit,
hank is with friends at Milton. Del,
Mr.. Ezra Adams is visiting, his son
Jesse, at hospital in Philadelphia MI
lE. Hill and wife, of Philadelphia, Mrs
IC. w. Swift, of Brooklyn, Mrs. Ellz 5
| Gilmens and Mr.. Pulmer, of Seaford
are guests of friends here.
| Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
IT, w. Goodwin, @. @. Old. G.. Il. Trim
Ible. Philadelphia; S. A. Bowen, Allel
| Selby, Wilmington, G. q. Daring
ton. d. d. Hanna, O. Terpenny, New
York; F. X. Copper, r. B. Fisher, 1
| II. Mears, w. f. Wise, @. II. Long
Baltimore; s. M. Truitt, Milford; +
Flox. Pocomoke City, l.. B. Disharoon
Snow Hill; VIM Powell, and wife, ii
lC. Watson, w. E. Fox, o. Z. Causey
Accomac.
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Onley.

Mr.. John G. Core left for his place
of business in Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Etteman Scott is recovering
rapidly from late operation for appen-
dicitis.
The L. T. L. will meet at home OF
Miss Lillian Savage Friday, 18th inst,
7 p. m.
Mrs. DR.. Kellam visited her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. Jordan, Cam
bridge, this week.
Mr.. Alfred Miles and wife, Of Broad
water. were in town this week, guests
of Mrs. L. B. Taylor.
Master Chester Savage is home from
Fork Union Academy on account OF
trouble with his eyes.
Misses Elsie Ross and Caroline
Ra,mlsen. of Harborton, are guests OF
Mrs. Harry Mears this week.
Rev. R. F. Staples was called to
the bedside of his sick grandmother
in Portsmouth Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. J. J. Bailey, of the firm Of
Bailev & Bro, left for Baltimore
Tuesday to buy Spring goods.
Bull & Bro. bought the barrel house
property of the late Samuel II. East
sold here at auction on Saturday, tol
the sum of S1,736.
MIR. w. T. Broughton bought
niece of woodland about four year
AGO for which he paid $4,000. Atte
cutting timber off of it worth S35O U
he sold it few days ago for s2,4OO.o
, cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. James left Tues
dav to visit their daughter, MIS-
Keturah, at Powhatan Institute, nea
Richmond. From that place MI
. lanes will leave on business trip I
Florida and Mrs. James for the james
: town Exposition, to take charge
: the State W. G. T. U. rooms
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

Mrs. s. f. Geiger, Charlottesville'is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. r. II. Ames is visiting her son.
DIR. John r. Ames in Baltimore.
Miss AMY Warren, who is teaching
in Cane Charles, spent Sunday with
her mother.
The Schooner Virginia landed a
cargo of coal for Messrs. Hopkins q
Bro, Tuesday.
Miss Lolita Bagwell has returned
from a visit of two weeks 10 her
brother in Baltimore.
The tide was quite high Tuesday
morning, the water extending SOME
distance up Main and King streets.
Sup't. Joynes will carry the WORK
of the schools of the county TO the
jamestown Exposition, Monday next
The revival services in the Baptist
Church were brought to a close sun
day night. About twenty were Dap
tized during their continuance.
Can't. Jno. p. L. Hopkins spent his
nth birth day quietly at home Satur'
day last. Many called to express thell
congratulations and good wishes.
Miss Constance r. Mock arrived
Tuesday night from the Memorial
hospital. Richmond. She is much i'm
proved and it is hoped that turthel
treatment will not be necessary.
Mr.. A. w. Lilliston is moving th'
two houses. heretofore adjoining the
pavement on Main ST., to the rear o
the lot. 1t is understood that he VII
build a handsome residence on th'
front for his own use.
Mr.. w. IT. Bundick will address thu
Central Young Mems Christian Asso
c;ption. Cor. Charles and Saratog;
streets, Baltimore, Md, ON Suhda.
afternoon, April 21st. The genera
secretary says he will send out lO'Oo
tickets to advertise this meeting
Mr. Stewart X. Powell returne'
from Richmond, Monday night, nav
ING secured the charter for the Acco
mack Traction and Power Company
II is expected that work on this roa
from Onancock to Accomack Z. ID
via Tasley will commence IN ley
days.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. w It. Savage, of Portland,
Maine, is here on visit to his mouher
and friends.
MIR. Zorro H. Roberts, of Norfolk, is
visiting relatives and friends at TINS
place. He always gets the glad mana
here.
MIR. Wellington West has bought
the we'll known PAGER, Pilot, OF Mr.
lanes, of GAINESVILLE. Buck ADVISES
the boys to stay close.
MIR. s. P. Ward, of the Belle Haven
Furniture Co returned Saturday from
the Northern cities with the latest
STYLES in straw hats and oxfords.
Or 6. B. Ward will in the future,
according to rumor, spend most Of
tbe time in his Cape Charles office
He ia ore of our most enterprlslne
men and will be greatly missed here
if the reports prove to be true.
The young men of the town gave
very ENJOYABLE dance lately in honol
of Miss Nellie Bailey, of Bridigetown
who is so popular here, thatthe younl
folks never seem to tire of entertain
ING her. Among those present were
Misses Laura Hopkins, Edna Wills
Margaret Smith, Annie Potter, Katn
Ieen Savage, Nellie Bailey, Winni
West. Oaknall Humphreys, Mr.. an n
Mrs. o. L. Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs, J. b
Willis, Mrs. Olivia West, Mrs; Davis
Mrs. ]. w. Smith, Geo. j, Walker
& R. Jones, M. w. West, Ernes
Hornsby, W. T. Savage, j. II: Ash6y
R n. Mears, Grit Willis, j. w. Cole
burn and Claude White.
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Parksley.

Mr.. Hill McCready is on business
trip to Baltimore.
Miss Stella Scott is confined to her
room by sickness.
Mr.. III. II. Mason has been confined
to his home several days by rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. Charles Q. Dix, Il former resi-
dent, spent a snort time in town few
days ago.
Mr.. Jesse Matthews is filling the
position of assistant book keeper with
a Wilmington firm.
Mr.. A. p. Roberts left Wednesday
for a short stay at his old nome al
Chelsea, near Boston, Mass.
Mrs Bessie Mason Dever, of Wash
ington, is home on visit to hei
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. II. L. Mason.
Mr.. II. Frank Russell served as dele
gate for this charge at the Nj. 2. Con
ference held in Washington this week
Mr.. H. r. Bennett has returned from
a trip to Baltimore accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Ward, who is en- route
to her home in Albany, n. Y, having
spent the winter farther South
Mrs. @. w. Bundck and Mrs. G. L
Scott left Monday for Baltimore 10
treatment. They were accompanies
by DR.. f. Drummond, who will spenC
the balance of the week in Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr.. Thomas Shreves, a worthy ant
respected citizen, we'll liked by III
neighbors and acquaintances, die
Tuesday afternoon, of paralysis, at III
home at Justisville, aged 66 years. ii
was apparently well in the morning
ate dinner, was paralyzed later an
died before night. Funeral service
were held over his remains at Huntln
Creek Church, conducted by Rev. MI
Gardiner, of Onancock, and intermel
made III Liberty cemetery al Uni
place. He leaves widow, wv
I daughters and four sons.
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Savagevllle.

Bad weather is putting our farmers
very much behind in their work.
Mr.. @. @. Belote is in Baltimore
this week purchasing Spring goods
Mr.. George Parker, of Atlantic CITY,
was a welcome visitor to our town
this week.
Rumor has it, that there will be a
marriage in our village in the near
future.
The topic of conversation in this
community is "Luna Park" Our
boys like it.
The people of this place really
thought that the good old summer
time had come, but since the ICY
blasts of late, have been slow IN max
ing predictions of the weather.
A big building boom may not OF
ours this Spring but we are III I'M
race for one of moderate size, DR.
e. #. Mason will take the lead. Z
handsome dwelling will soon De II
course of erection for him.
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Letter to e. T Powell,
Trower, Va.

Dear Sir: The checklist fraud in all
paint is paste paint. Here's one.
Lawyer Arley B. Magee, Dover,
Del painted his house four years ago
with paste paint at cost of s44 &c, for
paint and SCI for labor; total 500.
The house got shabby in two years
then he painted Devoe at very dltfer-
ent cost: S18 for paint and s3O Iol
labor; total S4S. Paste pant sloo'
Devoe $4S.l I'LL
II is like fatting hogs OH milk
water. Paste paint is Z whitewash.
Yours truly,
% F. w. Devoe & Co.
P. J. w. Rogers & Bros: ,Onley
short & Bloxom, Bloxom; D. II John
son. Parksley G. T. Benson Co.. Kel
Ter: John S. Drummond, Sanford, anSS
Nelson & Johnson, New Church, sci
our paint
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Anti Saloon League Convention.

The Sixth Annual Convention OF
the Anti-Saloon League of Accomack
county will be held at Painter M. II.
Church. South, Tuesday, April TO-
1907.
PROGRAM.
Morning Session.
1000 a. m.-Devotional Exercises.
Rev. J. W. Nicholson.
1O:15 a. Discussion OF Law Ed
forcement and Agitation. W. b Pitts
and L. ]. Hyslup.
1O:45 a. mis- Local Option good
for Accomac Co? G.. Walter Mapp
and Rev. p. b Henderlite.
11:15 a. inflow to Combat the
Opposing Forces in Local Option
Contest. Rev. j. ID. Nc Alister.
11:45 a. M.-Address. Rev. Il. j.
Richardson.
1915 D. Miscellaneous business.
1890 p. m. Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
300 D. m.-Devotional Exercises
Rev. Charles Friend.
2:15 D. m.-Possibilitie of the Coun'
ty Anti-Saloon League. Spencer f.
Rogers. =,
2:3O D. m.-Chalk Talk. Rev. E. j.
Richardson.
300 p. m.-Temperance Education
| % Public Speaking-Rev. B. Lacy
Hoge.
(2) Literature-Rev. ]. II. Moss.
| (3) Home Training-Rev. RS. Monds
(4) Personal Work-Rev. s. Ott'
Wright. ,
400 p m.-Report of Nominating
Committee.
Night Session.
1880 p. m.-Devotional Exercises
Rev. P. w. Hamlet.
7:45 p. inflow to Create Puoil
Sentiment. Rev. r. o. Payne
S:15 D. m.-Address. Rev. j; IL
McAlister, Field Sec'y. South Yves
Va. District. . =,
The North bourG night express Wi
stop at Painter to take on all delegate
and visitors attending the Anti-Saioo
League on April 10th.
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Shirt Factory Burned.

The shirt factory of Kitchens Bros.
at Hallwood was burned Thursday
morning of last week. The fire, it IS
thought, was accidental and origin
unknown. 1t started in front of the
building and when discovered had
made such Roadway tina. nothing
could be done to check its progress
The loss to Kitchens Bros. on build
ing and machinery is about $500
insured in the Eastern Shore Va. FIRE
Insurance Co. for $4,000 The shirts
on hand, manufactured by them, De-
longed to parties off Shore
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Anti Saloon League Meetings.

Rev. E. ]. Richardson, Field Sec.
Northern Va. District Anti-Saloon
League of Va, will preach at Rloxom
NJ. E. Church, South, Saturday night
18th. inst; at Parksley M. 2. Church,
II a. M, Sunday 14th; at Accomac
M. f. Church, South, 3 p. m. Sunday,
18th; at Onancock Baptist Church, 8
D. m. Sunday, 18th; at Wachapl e aIgue
M. E. Church, South, s p. m. Monday
18th inst.
Rev. ). D. McAlister, Field Sec
Southwest Va. District, will speak on
Chincoteague Island, Thursday night
18th. inst. Co,;4too
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MIR. R. E. Smith, representing one
Of the best strictly tailoring concerns
Of baltimore, will be at my store sat
urdav. 18th, at Onley on Monday
I5Ib and at Birmingham & Son,
Wachapreague, on Tuesday, 10Th,
with a complete line of samples for
made-to-measure suits. He will also
bring suits for which he took meas
ures few weeks ago.
u - ~ J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
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Temperanceville.
Snow fell here on Tuesday.

Rev. John w. Nicholson, a former
nastor of Methodist Church at TINS
blaze, was a welcome visitor TO ola
friends here this week.
Mr.. Phelps, of Cambridge, Md,
General salesman of Deering mowers
and binders, was the guest OF Henry
E. Byrd & Son, local agents, TINS $
week. Several sales were made
while he was here.
DR.. Richard R. Nevitte and Miss M;
Rruce Seay were quietly married at
nigh noon on Thursday of last week,
at parsonage here, Rev. J. A. Hearn
officiating. Their friends, who had
not been let into the secret, found IL
out and went to the station at Bloom "a; n
town with old shoes. rice &c. to give
them a send off but failed IN thelI
good intentions. The Doctor ano
bride "took" the train at another
station.
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VIM. sartorius, jeweler of Pocomoke
city, Md, will be atmy storein Parks,
lev. on Tuesday, Wednesday ana
Thursday, 18th, 18th, and 18th to DO
renair work of ali kinds. Bring us
vour work on these days.
w. B. Sartorius, jeweler;
Parksley, Va.
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It is now time for you to buy your
Spring outfit and l am showing an
exclusive line of clothing, hats, shoes
and shirts for all sizes and at prices
that are not questioned. 1890,
Us. Mills,
Outftter for men, boys and children
Onancock, Va.
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Business Notices.

Observation-Disclosures is hereby given,
that the partnership heretofore exist,
ing between E. H. Hill, E. 7: Hill ana
e. G. Hill, of Greenbackyille, va,
nmder the firm name of E. H. Hill &
Rros was the 25th. of M'rch, 1907,
dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued at Green
backville by E. H. Hill: ,.,
'' E. H. Hill.
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Oulnby Honor Roll.

Grade VII-Maggie Bull, Olive Bull,
Bertie Lawson, William Lawson, Eva
Spence, Blanche Wallace.
Grade Vida Potts.
Grade VI-Mary Bull.
Grade Truth Spence.
Grade blanche Spence.
E. w. LeCato, teacher.
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Did you hear some one say that we
don't handle ready made clothing.
Well that is a great mistake. we
have a full and up to date line for men
boys and children.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co
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Expert city tailor and cutter that
guarantees a fit will be at Leather
bury, Belote & Co.'S. big store on
April II and 18th. If you want ut
and the last thing out in style see
him.
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Tears.

The candidates for constable IN TINS
district are making avigorous canvass
With three saw mills and big mine
nrop business in this section good
roads may be hoped for in the sweet
by and by.
The question of "fence or no fence .9.
is in evidence on the bayside and the
candidates are being asked as to their
preference in that matter.
The N. Y. P. & N. r. R. is doing. a
peculiar business at this place. Ship
ments of home people are refused but
non-residents are being accommodates
in both directions.
Mr.. Philip Sorhers, son of Capt Ed
ward T. Somers, a worthy and pop,
ular young man, died Friday OF last as
week. of pneumonia, aged 20 years
Three more sons and the aged mother
Of Capt Somers are also confined tC
his home by sickness.
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How about your Spring suits? we
have a large variety of samples 70
select from. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
R. S. Milliner & Son.
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FOR sALE-Fifty seven shares, or
anv numUer of same, of Eastern
Shore of Virginia Fire Insurance TO-
stock. Letters containing bids, man,
ing price, addressed to K. care % Of
Enterprise office, will be forwarded.
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FOR sALE-Saw mill complete, bar
rel stave outfit, best make, good as
new. also 6x24 planer. All in good
order. A bargain.
Onley, Va.
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Citv tailor at Leatherbury, Belote
& Co.'S. store on April II and 18th. II
YOU want a nobby tailor made sultsee
him on one of the above days.
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Don't fail to see our line of yard
wide dress silks, black white and col
ors.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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NOTICE. have Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale from good layers,
Is eggs IS cents; 100 eggs $500.
~ oee r. A. burlington,
Onley, Va.
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For SALE-SO 6 #. first growth pine
heart potato bed frames, all in good
shape, nearly new. Apply at once TO
0'i"T' L. w. Beloat,
Tasley, Va.
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NorrcE-An persons indebted to E.
Warren Russell, deceased, on store
account are earnestly requested to
settle the same with VIM. FL. Howard,
Jr who has the books in hand at
NooA' Russell & Riggs,
Administrators
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NOTICE. have for service a regis
tered Jersey bull, No. 1855, sire, no.
SSeSO dam 177676, st. Lambert strain
Some of that strain has test as hlgn
as 26 lbs. of butter in days. Now is
the chance to improve your Stock
Terms, 81 so cash. w.
Onley, Va.
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Inst received one car load best POGO
huntas soft coal for blacksmith's use.
49, Lilliston & Mock,
Tasley, Va.
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A fine display of the latest IN the
iewelry line at my store.
w. B. Sartorius, jeweler'
Parksley.
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Gents furnishings did you say, well
come in and see if we are not head
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.
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For sALE-A variety of finely bred
MOS. Berkshire, Poland emma ana
Graded stock, suitable for sty or
''0'o S. T. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
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Saturday, April 10, 1907
New advertisements this week.

New advertisements this week.
PC. Savage, Exmore-st0ves &c
Renort of Bank of Keller, Inc.
Public auction ofreal estate on Nall
Notice to creditors of Jas. II. smith,
John w. Rogers & Bros, Oniey'-
new goods. 10 Oman.
cock.
Crisfield Ice Cream 20.
! Nj. Brian 3rd, Baltimore Dehil'
TRANSFORMERS.
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WANTED TO HIRE-Agreeable and
industrious young white man, to heip
nv sons cultivate my farm. Apply 10
NY 'O Thos. M. Scott,
Eastville, Va.
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Deaths.

Mr.. John T. Bailey, one of the most
widely known business men OF West
Baltimore, died Friday of last week IN
that city. He was born in Accomac
50 years ago but has lived in Balti-
more since he was a boy, where he
began the grocery business when he
was only IS years old. A widow and
FIVE children survive him.
Mr.. William j. Bundick, a we'll
known and worthy citizen of upper
Accomac, prominent as a member q
Baptist Church, died suddenly of heart
disease at the home of his daughter
Mrs. J. NJ. Bloxom, Bloxom station,
Saturday morning, 9th inst, aged %
wears. Funeral services were held
over his remains at Modestown Bap'
fist Church on Sunday conducted by
Rev. r. S. Monds--interment in family
burying ground at Nelsonia.
He is survived by four sons, Asa D.
Andrew j., VIM. T. and Curry Bun
dick, and five daughters, Mrs. j; Nj
Bloxom, Mrs. K. w. Somers, Mrs
VIM. B. Miles, Mrs. VIM. d. Parks an'
Mrs J. D. Vessels.
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Parksley Mfg. Co.,

Nor1cE-I can supply the trade with
all kinds of fruits and vegetables at
less than Baltimore prices, also WIN
ali kinds of seed Irish potatoes. All
90 goods guaranteed and all orders vii, Will
Rave prompt attention. Warehouses
"Roltimore and Exmore, Va. Orders
solicited and will be apprecia-
ted. Also will pay the highest prices
for poultry, pigs and especially ~; SOun ng
chickens delivered at any sUaUion vi
Ave- = A. J. Doughty,
Exmore, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-13

Nor1cE-We have just received
oar load of the famous Bemis Trans
planters, the lightest draft mac ;iI aet
and the only planter that VIII seV
your sprouts any depth youwant, them,
from 3 to 5 inches, Come and look
them over. ,,. ~
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-13
Meeting County Electoral Schoo'
Board

The County Electoral School Board
will meet at Melfa, Saturday 9th,
upon arrival of local South bound tram,
to appoint district school .rus Mar
where the term of office expires way
1st.. 1907. No..
G. G.. Joynes, Jno. n; mapp,
Clerk, chairman
Onancock, Va, April 10, 1907.