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Accomac and Northampton Teie-
phone Co.

At "a meeting held few days ago
of the stockholders of the Accomac
and Northampton Telephone company
the following officers were electeo'
President, DIR. Frank Fletcher; vice.
president Jno. NJ. Bloxom; directors,
DIR. J. w. Bowdoin, DR.. w. w. Kerns,
Fl. Thos. Mason, Jas II. Fletcher, Jr.
John w. Taylor, w. B. Duncan, Brant-
lev S. Bloxom; secretary, treasurer
and general manager, w. z. Goodwin.
The officers will begin at once TO
extend the line from Hallwood to
Parksley via Bloxom, and IN the near
future from Parksley to Onancock
via Accomac G. ii.
The following committees were ap-
-pointed to solicit stock: Parksley-
T. Harry Rev, II. Thomas Mason, DR..
Fletcher Drummond, E. Colona and
/ It. Ewell; Bloxom-Dr. j. W. Bow
doin. DIR. w. w. Kerns; Hallwood-
!. w. TAYLOR, George w. Kitchens,
Brantley s Bloxom; Oak Hail.. d.
CONQUEST, J. L. Byrd; Miona-Esley
Phillips; Accomac G. H.-Thomas w
Blackstone, James H. Fletcher, Jr'
VIM P. Bell.
Every business man in the county
doubtless, feels the need and necessi'
i ty of an independent telephone com
nany Here is one owned, controlled
and managed entirely by home PEG
nile. whom all know 10 be good, homes
and reliable citizens and now is you
opportunity to invest your money II
something that will pay you goo'
WV w. P. Goodwin,
Secretary, treasurer and manager
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Millinery.

Mrs @. E. Mears, Wachapreague.,
will have her spring and summer MILL
nery opening of pattern hats Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 9th and 10th.
She has all the latest novelties in
millinery, ladies ready-made clothing
notions &c.
The Misses Doughty, of Belle Haven,
have returned from the city with a
full line of millinery and kindly IN
yite the public to call and inspect
their stock before purchasing else
where.
I wish to inform my former patrons
and general public that l have Just re-
turned from Baltimore with full line
of spring millinery, as we'll as an up,
to-date dressmaker, and am prepared
to accommodate the public in either
| line of my work. My opening days
will be Friday and Saturday, Marcf
22nd and 23rd, 1907.
Respectfully,
Bette E. Martin,
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NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES.
Ouancock.

Miss Jennie s. Custis, of BaltimoSe'
ia the guest of Mrs. r. l.. Shield
Mrs. Samuel Wood and son, OF New
York City, are visiting Mrs weoS'ei
Marshall.
The condition of Mr.. Louis Il, Boggss,
who fell from scaffolding iaso "eeA
is still serious.
The Misses Poulson, after spending
the wiuter in Baltimore ana kicn-
mond. are again at their nome, OoKeS-
bury.
Mrs. Tibbie ]. Hance, of Baltimore
and Mrs. Mosby G. Perrow, OF LYNCH
burg, spent Sunday with MIR. IT, w.
Joynes.
Mrs VIM. H. Parker returned by
Wednesdays steamer from a WISH 10
her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, OF WaSh-
ington, d. Q.
We have a number of cases or
measles in town. SO far, without ex-
ception, the disease has been OF d
very mild form.
The little daughter of Mr.. Upshur
a Sturgis attracts much Afternoon
With her stylish Shetland pony ana
handsome cart.
Mrs. B. K. Powell, vice regent OF
the Eastern Shore Chapter, Daughters
of the Revolution, entertained Ine
members of the chapter at ner home'
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Constance r. Mock, daughter
of Mr.. N. w. Nock,who was at school
in Farmyille, has been carried oC
Memorial hospital, Richmond ioi
treatment for appendicitis.
The entertainment, given TuesoaS
night. under the supervision OF MRS
D'I. Titlow, for the beneht OF Cn'
High Schools, was largely attended
and reflected much credit upon al
engaged in it.
Revival services in the Baptls
Chnrch are still being held and qult'
a number have been baptised. SerVl
ces are held daily at 3 and 1880 p. m.
and are expected to continue through
out the coming week.
Malta Commandery attended servl
ces in the Presbyterian Church, gun
day morning, and listened TO a SCI
mon by the Rev. w. I. Hunoley y
Northampton. Their handsome,
snowy uniforms were greatly ADMIRED
The lenten offerings of the Episeo
pal Sunday Schools, made s snn "a
last for missions, was about SoO.ot
The membership does not excee
thirty, which makes the offering CON
pare favorably with large ma]orit
of schools in the State.
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Onley.

Miss Johnson, of Willis Wharf, was
the guest of Mrs. o. r. Waters THIS
week.
Mr.. Roland Scott, of Norfolk, visi,
ted his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Scott, this week.
Mr.. Ettemon Scott, lately operated
on in hospital at Norfolk for append
citis, is doing well and expected nome
in few days.
Miss Josie Hargis, of Newport News
and MIR. Southey Beloate, OF Painter
were visitors at the home of MIR. +. D.
Savage this week.
Mr.. John Core, of Philadelphia, rep
resenting a commission firm OF that
CITY, was in Accomac this week look
ing after it's interests.
Mr.. Birmingham, ofPocomoke CITY,
has moved to Onley, to superlnteno
the business of Watson & Evans fol
the manufacture of soft drinks.
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Parksley.

Mrs. John D. Watts spent rev
DAYS recently with friends at Keller
Master Paul Watts has been con-
fined to his room for several days with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Fletcher Barnes and son. ames'
spent the Easter holidays WIN re'a-
tives at Girdletree, Md.
The Easter entertainments passe9
off pleasantly in the churches ana
much enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Eliza A. Broughton celebrated
the Goth anniversary of her birth last
week by a family reunion. MIS-;
Rronphton is vigorous in both nina
and BODY and several more years are
expected to be added to the aireauy
large number she has lived.
Rev. A. w. Mather and Mr.. s. w;
Parks, delegates from LeemonG, anu IN
Rev. Theodore Darnell ana II; L.
Mason, delegates from Parksiey, OapC.
I. Lewis and Ashton Lewis are IN
attendance at the Maryland Annual
Conference being held at W ashington
this week.
Mrs Ruth Barnes, wife Of Alfred
Rarnes. Jr., died at her home neal
here Friday night, March 29th, o.
nnenmonia, aged % years. Funera
Services were held over her remains
at the Baptist Church here on SUNDAY
Conducted by Rev. ]. K. Goode an'
ATTAINMENT, made in the Parksley GENE
tow She was a teacher in the sun
Say School and lady of fine Christian
character. Her early death is sincere
~ regretted By large circle OF friend
and acauaintances as attested Dy on
large number present at the I9nera
services. She leaves a husDano an
one child.
i Mr.. Clarence H. Goodwin and MIS-
Emma A. Barnes were married aU un
M P. Church here "Wednesday ever
: ing, at s O'Clock. The ceremony wa wa
, reformed by Rev. Theodore Darnel
pastor of the church. Miss Will
Godwin. sister of the groom, was maj
: of honor. and Mr.. Walter N. Maso
: hest man. The bridesmaids were MI:
l Rettie Middleton and Miss HID
Ewell. The ushers were Messrs. 10
PARKS. John T. White, Jr., W. Fran
e Rarnes and William H. Miles. Nil
Mary Parks played Mendelsohns WEI
ding march before and after the GER
noonv. The wedding party and imm'
date friends of each family were q q
tertained at supper at the home OF u
y Uroom's father, Mr.. M. f. Godwi
" immediately after the ceremony.
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Chlncotcague.
Miss Yula Dix Doughty is visiting
friends in Wilmington, Del.

Miss Yula Dix Doughty is visiting
friends i'm Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. A. w. Tatem has bought the
branch store of VIM. Sharpley aI cne
head of Clark street.
Mr.. Thomas Kellam and wife, OF
Keller, spent the week with his sister'
Mrs. o. d. Doughty.
Mr.. G. F. Matthews, cashier OF the
Berlin bank, spent Easter hoiioayS
with his parents here.
Al. Whitney, of Wilmington, Del. ::
has been appointed superintendent os ..
Delaware r. r. division In place VI
A. L. Holiday, deceased.
Mr.. P. M. Tilgman, photographer
spent several days with US last week.
taking the pictures of our scnool.
houses, old and new, for exhlDitioh al
the jamestown Exposition
The candidates are frequent visitors
tn our town. This week, Messrs =. b.
White and H. r. Boggs, for treasurer
and deputy, and Lee B. Kellam, ioi
sheriff, favored us with their presence
Steamer Emiline, of Virginia Boare
of Fisheries, was in our port this wees
having on board Mr.. W. McDonale
Lee, Hon. S. w. Matthews, Hon. W
ID. Cardwell, Capt. Thos. Smith, MT
J. H. Wheaton, Mr.. j. l.. wheaton,
Rev. Thos. Davis and others.
The wreckage of the Schooner
Whitcomb, which was stranded ABOVE
Assateague last week, was SOLO her'
at auction by Bunting and BaoolC
last Saturday for $50. Her cargo o
cocoanuts are being saved oy tn'
wreckers and shipped to Philadelphia
on Schooners Maggie Davis an'
Oriental.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
| G. B. Lucas, J. E. Miles, Geo. Brasure
baltimore; w. F. Scott, G. .. OAR
llington, Wilmington; w. D. Cardwell
Ashland; Richard Armstrong, HamP
ton; p. Nj. Tilghman, Cristield; ); II
Wheaton, A. b. Hammell. John Cart
lett. J. l.. Wheaton, Wheaton, va
s. w. Matthews, Q. Matthews, II; II
Boggs. s. B. White, Lee b. Kellam
| w. 6. Matthews, E. j. Savage, ). :
Tyler, r. Savage, G. P. Custis' Acco
mac.
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Temperancevllle.

The currency with the merchants IN
these parts at present is old hens eggs
and myrtle bark.
Our two Doctors are very busy, one
in looking after the sick folks In TINS
section the other in treating the Ills
that horse flesh is heir to.
Some of our counting young men
had hard luck last Sunday night. They
returned home with bag of cats TO
the dismay of our chicken raisers'
The sudden drop of IS to 70 degrees
in temperature of late was hard on
vegetation as well as the people IN
this section. 1t is feared that both
peaches and strawberries were badly
Injured by the recent cold weather
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To The Public at Large.

Az spring is nearing, there will be
many who will want to erect Monu,
ment or Tombstone to the grave OF
some dear departed relation or friend.
I, the undersigned, adopt this meth
cd to inform those who desire sucn
work to obtain my prices before plac.
ing their orders; as there is pleasant
surprise to my customers as to tne
low prices and a class of carving ana
lettering that has no equal on the
Peninsula. H. ost
AS all NY customers of the past
have been able to determine without
any difficulty, our best work is carved
in nv shop in Pocomoke and l only
sell Finished or Quarry made WORK,
when necessary, and then only a. D
second-class work, as the carving Ii
of lower class.
A close inspection and your patron
age is kindly solicited.
See add in this paper.
Respectfully,
seville's Marble and Granite WORKS,
Geo. L. Seville. Prop,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Announcement.

Beginning Monday, April 8, and
continuing until further notice, our
store will close every night, except
Saturday nights, at 7 o'clock. Sat
urday nights at 1890 O'Clock.
Both ourselves and our help nee1
rest, therefore we think that you VIII
agree with US that this Is move III
the right direction.
Very truly yours,
Leatherbury Belote & Co,
Onancock's Foremost store.
Write to us for estimates on ooors
sash, blinds, stair-rails ana all o.ner
paints. &c. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court II. tire first day of every
County Court, to receive orders Tor
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber 20.
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New Church.

Mr.. Clinton J. Tull spent Easter IN
Crisfeld, Md.
Mrs. B. L. Payne is visiting reia-
tives in Parksley.
Miss Helen Marshall is visiting
friends in Franklin City.
Mr.. Perry B. Slocumb is on pusi-
meas trip to Norfolk this week.
Mr.. Chopper Holland has accepted
a POSITION with Adams Express 20. az
Norfolk.
Easter services at Berea M. P.churcn
was attended by large congregation
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mela Birmingham returned
home Tuesday after several weeks
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Lemuei Merrill
of Pocomoke.
The ladies Missionary Society o.
Ohincoteague Baptist church gave ar
oyster supper Easter Monday whicf
was quite a success, about S2o oelns
realized.
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The Chesapeake and Atlantic Light
and Power Company.

The State Corporation Commission
has issued a charter to "The Chesa-
peake and Atlantic Light and Power
Company, Onley, Va. The directors
named in charter are; E. T. Powell
president, DR.. J. W Kellam, M. H.
Bulman, w. A. Burton, A. J. NC
Math. A. II. G. Mears, Ben T. Gunter,
L. J. Savage, G. B. Savage, B. T.
Parks, J. F. Parks, John W. Rogers
and E. A. Ames. Capital, $500, OOO' :,
The route given in the charter is
from Wachapreague to Onancock VIA
louisville and Onley. Subscriptions
however at present, it is stated, are
only being asked for the proposed
trolley road from Wachapreague to
Oniey via louisville. After that is
built it's extension to Onancock, Acco'
mack @. H. and to another point on
the railroad via the Keller FAN
grounds will be considered.
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Trolley Meetings.

Mass:meetings in the interest OF
'sThe Chesapeake and Atlantic Light
and Power Company" will be held at
the following places: Wachapreague,
Saturday, April 9Th at 1870 P. m .; ;
louisville. Monday April sth, at 7:3O
D. m. All persons interested are
urgently requested to attend.
@. r. Waters,
Secretary.
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Church Notes.

Rev. w. E. Warren, of Sussex
county. Va, has accepted a call TO
Modest Town and Mappsville Baptist
churches.
Rev. R. F. Staples, pastor of Broad
wav Baptist church, has received
cali to Zion and Parksley Baptist
churches.
The Exmore Baptist Church will be
organized April 18th, 1880 p. m. KEY.
Inc, w. Hundley will preach on the
principles of the church; Kew: D. n,
Goode will deliver the charge TO the
church, and Rev. R. F. Staples tne
charge to the pastor and deacons.
The public cordially invited 10 DC
present.
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Drama.

GA Fisherman's Luck" "a drama in
four acts, will be given by the Bloxom
Dramatic Club at the following
places: Monday night, April Sth' at
Bloxom; Tuesday night, Temperance
Vile; Wednesday night, Parksley..
The above play is of wide reputation
and will be performed by some of the
leading talent of Accomac county;
II is for the benefit of the church and
should not be missed.
Admission Is and rs cents.
Committee.
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New advertisements this week.

Elmore & Phillips, Fair Oaks-farm
machinery. ,a
T. O. Kilmon, Hallwood house and
lot for sale.
Willet & Marvel, Leemont-new
firm.
Crisfield Ice Cream Co.
W. s. Dickinson & Son, PocomoKe
city-Spring opening continued;
REPORTS of Hallwood National BANK
and Belle Haven Bank, Inc.
w. G.. Emmett, Belle Haven-Not-
airy Public. ~ 4u,hor
and farm. d.
Notice to creditors of VIM. 2. Bun
dick and VIM. Watkinson, deceased
E. R. Phillips, Miona-farm ma
chinery. r. uor,,;rs
treasurer, and E. T. Powell, deputy.
is. Mills, Onancock-clothing hat'
&c. .u:.
Mrs. Mary Finley Mears-milllnery
Leltherbury, Belote 4 20. oman
cock-clothes and furnishings.
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Honor Rolls.
Aooomac High School.

Accomac High School,.
Grade I.-Bettie East and Lola
Vessels. -
Grade H.-Margaret Leather6ury'
Jennie Fletcher, May Edmonds, Eliza,
beth Ayres, Clara VESSELS, PAU
Bull. James Lewis and VIM. Beloat'
Grade III.-John Gardiner.
Grade IV.-Alice Beloat, Eva DAVIS
Caddie Milliner and Orville Taylor.
Grade Wynn Taylor, Mary Cary
Taylor, Inez Matthias and Lillian Mil
liner. ooroh
Grade VI.-Minnie Lewis, Sarah
Young. Addie VESSELS, Mary Parks
and Pearl Mason.
Grade VII.-Maggie Nelson.
Grade VIII.-Fred Milliner and
Martha Taylor.
Grade IX.-John Edmonds and
James Mock.
Grade X.-Hardenia Fletcher, Sarah
Mock, Alfred Edmonds and VIII
Geo B. Ish, Principal.
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Onley School.
Grade IX.-Lola Bull, Alice saw
ACE. Indie Trower, Carrie Tunnel.
Grade VIII.-Lillian Savage.
Grade VII.-May Fitzgerald, Bessie
Parks, Helen Phillips. ~
Grade VI.-Mollie Jacob, Helen
McMath, Stella Phillips Mildred
Walter.
Grade ". Floyd Ames, Blanche
Parks. Carroll White, Otis Vincent,
Helen Savage, Elizabeth Bull.
Grade IIf.-Bennie Parks, Hazel
Vincent, Hilda Ames. ,,..,
Grade II.-Carroll Bull. Wharton
Bull, George McMath.
John E. Scott, Principal.
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Clothing. shoes and hats for men
bows and children here in great varle-
ty. We shall appreciate having you,
inspect them. BY doing so, you Will
learn how much money you can save
by buying your goods from lone
price" firm.
Leatherbury, Belote & 90.
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Business Notices.

TIGER TRANsPLANTER- you want
the hest. call on me and examine the
1907 Improved "a inch wheel Tiger
Transplanter, with four improvements
over the 1905 Model. The price will
be the same as the last season more
Tigers are sold on the Eastern SHORE
than any transplanter on the market
EVERYONE who has tested them recog-
nize their merit. Call on me or phone
W John D. Watts.
Parksley, Va.
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Dress patterns. from 15c. to $l25 per
ward, each entirely different from the
others now at
A. H. G. Mears.
We have the shoe trade in our
neighborhood.
M. E. Birmingham & Co.
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See our line of 80 cent. shirts for men
and BOYS, and then you will know
where to get the biggest 30 cents.
worth you ever looked at. Ana tne
our "Silver Brandt dollar shirus, VIII
talk for themselves. We invite all 70
call Leatherbury, Belote q Co.
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patent.Tong Season for CLANS.

Peninsula Enterprise:--I submit the
'ollowing opinion of Attorney-den,,
sral Anderson on the question OF
season for clans:
March %. 1907.
w. Mcdonald Lee, Esq.,,
Chairman State Board OF
Fisheries,
MY Dear SIR
Referring to your inquiry as to
taking clans with patent or other
tongs in the waters of the State,
| beg leave to say that have con-
sidered the question presented,
and it seems to me that the Act
of Feb. 8, 1900, (Acts of 1S99-19OO,
page 272) is still in force; and
that under the provisions thereof,
clans may be taken with patent
or other tongs all the year, by
any resident of Virginia who has
paid the tax and complied with
the other requirements of the Act
of March %, 1902 (Acts 1902,
page 3S1). .ooo
The Act of March 10, 1906, as to
the taking of oysters with patent
tongs, does not affect or limit the
time in which clans may be
tonged.
Very truly yours,
w. A. Anderson,
Attorney-General.
In conformity with this decision
the oyster inspectors will not inter
fere with the use of patent tongs fol
catching clans (only) during the
summer, but will see that every usel
of the tongs has properly licensed;
The undersigned induced the las
Legislature to reinstate the use Of
patent tongs for a short season, De
iieying such was essential to the wei
fare of our people in Tidewater, Du
had not the temerity to ask for con
tinuous use. as the Legislature un
doubtedly would have refused to per
NIT their use at all. There was M
intent to mislead the Legislature, ant
it was by oversight that clans wer'
not mentioned.
Since consulting the Attorney-Gen
eral, the Board of Fisheries is satls
fed that the clam law of Feb. 3, l9oo
il in force in its entirety. We cal
only hope the prerogauive will not b
abused to such extent as to call 10
restrictive action by the next Legis
lature.
Respectfully,
w. Mcdonald Lee.
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Iwant to buy for next weeks snip
ment, 200 bills, slip seed>sweets, bed
ding size. Parties having same for
sale will please write or phone me at
J. J. Belote,
Melfa, Va.
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WANTEp-By middle aged gentle
man of moral and industrious hapits
position as clerk in a country STORE.
Has had much experience and can
give r. ferences. Address,
e''' K. w. A. H.,
Parksley, Va.
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We have just made many new addi,
lions to our furniture department, II
Won need anything in furniture ana
carpets it win pay youto see US before
buying. pu,o. T. 10
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Having purchased the Pocomoke
Rottling Works, we request the mer-
chants having bottles and crates on
hand kindly to return them to.
Watson & Evans,
Onley, Va.
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will be at Atlantic for the practice
of my profession on Thursday anu
Friday, April 18th and 18th, 1907.
DR.. W. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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We are offering a new neat line OF
Hamburgs, Swisses, insertions etc,
popular styles, all prices.
R. S. Milliner & Son.
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Concave shoulders, closeftting col
lars. long lapels and skirt shape coats
gives distinctiveness tomen who wear
clothing bought OF , ,,.,o
Clothier & Outftter.
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FOR RENT-For year 1908 farm
where I now reside. Good dwelling.
good out-buildings. good pasture wiz
o' 40 -O G. w. Stockley,
Keller, Va.
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Especially strong is the line of
children's suits, size 8 to II III new
weaves and styles, prices from to
s''0 J. s. Mills,
Clothier g. Furnisher.
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FOR SALE-Forty five (i5) acres OF
timber. Ten acres of fine thicket'
balance we'll set in oak, pine and gum.
Thomas Shay,
Bloomtown, Va
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For sALE-East Seeding and Gu
may strawberry plants-great money
makers-at $500 and 1925 per tnou,
sand Will deliver 1000 or more, tleo
un in bundles of 26, 40 bundles per
thousand. at Painter station.
'iio'''" Tbos. j. Custis,
Charlottesville, Va.
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NOTICE. have Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale from good layers
is eggs IS cents; 100 eggs $2OV.
Onley, Va.
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For RENT-For 1908, farm near
Finneys Wharf. Buildings good, I'M
proved land, resources abundant.
p Spencer F. Rogers.
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Nor1cE-I can supply the trade with
all Kinds of fruits and vegetables at
less than Baltimore prices, also with
ali Kinds of seed Irish potatoes. All
goods 20 guaranteed and all orders will
have prompt attention. Warehouses
WRa,timore and Exmore, Va. Orders
solicited and will be apprecia-
ted. Also will pay the highest prices
for poultry, pigs and especially young
chickens delivered at any station on
N. Y. P. & N. R. r.
A. J. Doughty,
Exmore, Va.
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A full line of Dolly Madison shoes
and Oxfords at Brittingham's, Wacna-
preague, Va.
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>1st received car load of fine salt,
224 Id. sacks $1.00 per sack.
Short & Bloxom.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-06

For sALE-One hundred (1O0) bus
hels of cow peas at $500 per 6ushel'
"0'' - J. s. Clogg,
Pocomoke city, Md.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-06

Mating, wall paper, furniture &C.
Fall on us for the best at lowest prices
~S''A VI - A. H. G. Mears.